Exeter Advocate, 1907-03-07, Page 2V1►:aKl'.!tiile BY I.t 4;nim'(:.
Width and strength Regained Through
lar. Whams' PINI Pilh.
'tee erne effectb of la grippe are more
e oU8 than the disease itself. Its vic-
11:::: are: left low spirited and depressed;
they are tortured with headaches and
brckiachas; fever and chills. It leaves
Vv. sufferer an easy prey to bronchitis,
p;ieunionia, rheumatism and often that
swot dreaded of all diseases, consume -
Con. For the after effects of la grippe
there is ani olutely no medicine can
equal 1)r. Williams' Pink Piller. Every
ciea helps make new, rich, red blood
Ilett drives disease from they system,
end rnelk is weak despondent men and
vt • nen bright, cheerful and strong.
Ms, Eugenie Donaldson, of St. Jerome,
(Me., ftnmd a cure through (hese pills
lifter other remedies had failed to help
nee She says: '1 took to grippe and
eli.l not seem able to ,.hake it oft. 1t
tlev.•lope►l into bronchitis; 1 coughed
Clay and night end grew so wink that
1 exwld hardly move about. I tried ee-
reedy after remedy, but ss nothing
vented to help rte 1 began to dread that
enresumption was developing and that
lay case was incurable. A friend word
tar' to try 1)r. W il:iams' Pink 1'ills and
following that advise I gut a supply.
e'er 1w•, mo:,th: 1 look the pills faith-
fully, following the directions given tar
their use. 1 ani thunkful 1 did so for
they fully r•estercel my strength and 1
Votive since enjoyed perfect health. I
will riwave advise sick and ailing ►'e'o-
1'Ie t, give Ur. WtGiams' Pint: Ties
trial for I firmly believe that Ihc r will
itrul great benefit from (heir us.'.."
R!rh, ria !teal is the one thing need-
ed to maintain health and strength. Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills actually make rich,
rel Mood. That is the reason of their
great popularity in every country in the
world. Thnt is why they cure anaemia,
general weakness, rheumatism, neural-
gia, indigestion, St. Vitus dance, partial
paralysis and the ills of girlhonel and
w oreanhoxi, with all its distressing
heada-hos, sideactfs and barkachc's.
See that you gest the genuine pills with
tate frill nate, "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
for Palo People" nn the wrapper around
each box. Soil by all medicine dealers
el by mall at 50 cents a box or six
hexes for $2.50 from the Dr. Williams'
Tiled/eine Co., Brockville, Ont.
BANK IN THE WOODS.
Parisian Em)av,ler Had n Ceche in the
Bois de Vincennes.
When serious shortngc>s were found in
the eash of n Parisian bronze factory
end when an employee harped lie was
detected in buying Christmas presents
for his family that were far beyond his
means, the police did not make the blun-
der of arresting hint at once. They al-
ready knew That his habits were good;
they were sure he was not spending tete
fanny in gambling or other folly, so
they set a watch on hint to sea what he
net with it.
They followed hint long and patiently,
and at last one day he souk them out for
n little trip into the Bois de Vincennes.
ile wandered dawn the Royal Alley,
wliilo the detectives i '.Aged behind hien
from Tree to tree, and at last turned off
to a group of oak trees some distance
fmm the road.
'1'itere the deteetivers saw him dig for a
while, then rash his hands in the snow
and snort on his return journey. The de-
tectives, inspecting the trees, found
crosses marked upon them.
Some time after, on a second visit to
the l;<)Le, the detectives closed in on Iles,
masquerading as mere park guards.
They found him scooping a hole in the
ground and he admitted to Ihern that he
was going to bury 1,000 francs in it. Ile
said he wens hiding ft from his wife.
The next day Ilio police made an ex-
p"ditinn by themselves, awned with
spades. They dug under all the trees
marked with crosl.cs and they found al-
iegelher 40,000 francs. 1t was divided in
iots of 2,1100 filmes, eneli stowed in a pint
wire Tuttle and neatly protected from
t1;. 'lamp with sealing wax.
The amount was meal 90 per cent. of
the stolen money. Bee is awaiting Trial.
L1:I'I'G1tS FiIOM MOTHERS.
Every day we gel letters from mothers
telling of the le nellt Ruby's Own Tan-
k+. have been to their little ones. Some
praise then; for constipation, stomach
on 1 towel troubles; others for break-
ing up colds and simple fevers; some
es a great help to leelhing babies, while
ethers go so far as to any that the Tab-
iel• have saved their little one's life.
We have thousands of lettere-all
praising the Tablets, for they never do
'harm - atway 3 ljn'sl. Mrs. Robert
1'rerrt . Bell's: hated;. Ont.. writes: ' 1
would not be without Ilabye Own Tnb-
Itts in the Meese for n day. When
anything tit' my little one 1 give her
a 'tablet and she Is soon alright. 1
em sure other mothers will Innd Ihern
moor as satisfactory." Sold by dr•ug-
eists or by mail at 25 cents a box,
front The 1►r. Williams' Medicine Co.,
13ro keine, Ont.
" 1h. me!" sighed young !inflow. with
1. n e -! ern glance at the nbject of his
ark, ti.m.: "1 eel so full of misery Dint
1 losserl and turned upon Inv feel last
rioted and could not sleep:' "'You don't
int remarked the hearties girl.
"\N', ifs the matter with you, teethingT'
Mo.1; ,n.•v "If ye load ten million
, -. 1' , It. M. would ye lave It
sal 11, \\ •.II. Oi vvouedn'1 lave 11
i.e •• I. ,r. kelt r,ie)a'r. • ye kin
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WIIERE ASPHALT GROWS
ABOUT TiIF. GREAT I'ITCII I.AKC OF
TRINIDAD.
One hundred Thoustaul Tons of As-
phalt tire Taken From 11
Every 'Veer.
The West IndIaie Island of Trintda 1
is but 1.111c kitovv a 4., Ilia majority e .
people, and it will come as a surpris
L, them to (earn that a great asphal.
industry is carried on there.
The asphalt may fairly be said !'o
grow on 1112 is ariel. 1l is found claefy
in the form of a great pitch lake, annul
114 ares in extent, wit •-h hes 011 the
crest of a key beige. 136 feet at.ove the
sea level. The aepear:'nce of this lake.
and the formation of tide ground in tat'
wicinay-the north -w e.ern portion f
the island --shows that it has serif
brought about by volcanic disturbance
many centuries afro; and the pt:erwm-
ena connected vvI:h the lake and the
tlistrial de'nto+'stride that a but mass of
i.ileh and mad is still seething below
the surface.
The basin of the take seems 10 he
formed i» a manner that makes tate
terra "basin' very elpprmprinte. Sound -
'trigs have proved that it is shallow
'round the edge and le -comes deeper tn-
melyds the centre, while at the central
point It is so deep that it has not been
possible to touch bottom. The lowest
depth yet probed is 140 feet, and it is
the opinion of expells; that. the middle
rt the basin is really a pit, up which
the patch continually oozes.
DUG IW IN GREAT BLOCKS.
Ttie pitch in the lake, and otso That
wh'ch conies through various Ilesurm in
the neighborhor d, Ls mixed with cely
material, and with mud; it hoydens, ro
that it can to dug up in great bricks.
A few ytars ago an American com-
pany was formed to obtain a concession
from the British Government to work
this lake; and at the present time the
annual output of asphalt by this com-
pany is 100,000 tons. I he asphull is
�h pped to all parts of the world, to
serve As material for paving the streets.
It is curious to n:ete the Cited of these
excavations oe the surface of the lake;
we fright alhtost say that the excava-
tions
'tAs scout a. ll►
tions Imo no effect. sc c
'work ceases on one of these excavations
it beg ns to obliterate itself, and conte
bark to Ihu origina) level.
There is a slight closing in of the
sides, and a general rising up of the
bottom, cared by the surrounding pres-
sure and a slightly -smiler mass under-
neath the crust -like surface, and four rr
five hours of midday sun will bring it
beck to practically the some level, and
as many .rktys will obliterate all (race
of It. There Ls. however, a slight shrink-
age in the bulk: the level of the lake Ls
lowered by 6 inches for 100.0011 tons t, f
asphalt taken from it. At this rote,
the supply will last a good ninny years.
STRAIGHT FROM LAKE 'f0 SIIiP.
The Into is about a mile i•om the
shore, so nio asphalt has first to be
curled there, and then taken to the
ships lying at nn,'hor in the road. At
first, it was taken from the shore to
the vessel in I:ghters; but a p1'r. 1,11X)
feet 1 mg has been built, and the loads
can now to carried in waggons rigid
from Ilse lake to the ship.
The work of digging and innding is
perforated by the natives. They are a
happy-go-lucky lot, content with very
little, willing to accept any sort of shel-
ter for the Leight, giving ne thought -f
to -morrow. and being aroused to the
necessities of life only when they are
itungry. They are lazy by nature. and
the only ckvernese they show is in the
direction of dishonesty.
An electric tramway ams all round
the inky, anti lakes the load to n ter-
tninal static n, not far from the shore.
One toe -oilier feature of the lake is
that (L is trnversrd by channels. cul-
ling up the pitch into sections. 'These;
channels are filled with water. wheee
temperature Is often 1411 degrees Fnl►-
rrnheit. rind serves the natives the dote
1.1e purpo'o of fish ponds and washing
luta, The fists found in this warm
water are eight or nine inches long, and
pretty lively.-Penr<on's Weekly.
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i 1ttN1:n: GROWING POORER.
tilali-i1 tom Reach 4 ,ittiu•ion Frons
Decline in annual Athrrit:ntres
Recent stalistias compiled by Alfred
Renonard of Paris lend to the conclu-
sion That the wealth of France is do -
(lining. T he method of calculation which
he line ndopted Is that of multiplying by
33 all 1110 property appraised in any
given year for nm collection of the in-
heritence. The theory Is That practically
every Thing in the country changes
hands by eletuise once in thirty --three
years. or a generation.
The average nnu.u►nt taxed as inheri-
tance was allele $13,11110,(U) francs about
the close ot tho 11, .t.)ratton period; it
had increase! le 2,:4i0,0r)nexii iu l$4a;
then 10 elet,000,l%10 in 15711, and to
6.930.1100,0110 en the average between
1591 and l89'e. 'fhLe indicate! Item the
lelal national wealth at that periost was
204,IIMeiment in franc. or *15.G(o.000,n(10.
tit 11re period between Istt6'r and 190).
inch)sive, the average• annual amount
pas`ih* by inheritance WI; G;it89.000,000
frolics. or a decline of I11.000.o00. from
this it is ittduct,e..l that lite wealth of
France decrea'^'l 14. OO,On/1,000 francs,
nr $2.9011.000.Urr in chat period.
Cicuige: in the law of inheritanee
rine l.e :n I9)1 by complicating the aessees-
toy i,' .1f property with derlu.:tions Per
,1, ; Ie.ut P •• eels' \1. Helmut -aril's method
:,applicahle since then.
• . ! • . gen that the decline has
,,,,e, -1• 1) gra-en more ritalkecl,
_ ! u, bis of french capital to
110 Cu11sitt0ra ihnt the
• , les for Il1e serious attention
rn:)r rids
Nilo I ...10 )8 : "1 4101)1 see what she
vv anle'd to pearl y hint for. Ile lie. it cork
leg. a glass eye. as well as a wig and
false beth." Mis. Cavil • : "Witt, rev
dear, you know w'10:4') alwav5 did hat•
iAnita ing after r.ninante.''
THE 1'(.SRTNG OF THE LANCE.
1%as a Terribly Effective Weapon
11'ar In Ifs hay.
Th^ ord'r lssue'1 r••• nl!y by Mr.
IIIal..;r.n,' Pr HA War Monster, direct -
trig hal 1•,r the fu tire 1)rnpoons turd
Drag on Gua•ds we co' to '•:'-ry lances,
even On a remotion! 1:etnd.:;, seems !e
signify Idle a nd of this %%Allem.
Ye!, uu its invention. i1 proved itself
It 14 rrib!y ell dive one, Its Britain found
.•► her crest on the day sll:• first !weenie
acquainted w Ili i1. This took place at
fir ' ha tie of A!1 uhera.
Napo con, with his keen eye for the
esigenri.'• of mililar' sert:ee, had
aimed with it. as to ex:•d rirnent, four
o' tits cavalry re.'imen'1 • and these,
1:0'ler cover of n heavy storm of rain,
s' cceeaed in slr'•oar► line! and envelop-
ing an m1'ortivtnle Pril,s') infantry kit-
ten -le
at-
tn{i-rt, the old 3n1 Fnet. better known
lie haps as "'the Buffs."
What lr•Powed was little bolter than
a nlassu're The bayonets of our men
were relined cies useless as so many darl-
ing -needles when of'po Mit to site new
v.earon under thi etre uuulonees in
which the "fluffs" found themselves.
and in less than fifteen minters the
unlucky rcgeneet had censtd to exist,
its tole! toes amounting io G64 oflicers
and men.
After leis dreadfe►1 enlnstrophe the
lanee carne into general use, rind the
British cavalry soon grew exeeestingly
proficient in its use. Even now it is
a terrible weapon when u_e'd against a
flying or de'nora'ized foe; it fad which
was ateinetantly proved nt Iitandslaagle,
where ih•' 1.'incer , n'eted by the Imperial
Light (for e, role through and through
the retreating Boer cnnirnnndo s, an,1
changed in a few minutes the retreat
Into a rout.
4.1
ZAM-BUK SAVES
Do Your
Children
Cough in
the Night?
What mother', or lather's heart has
not leaped in a Ilton throat when they
Gave bee'u suddenly atvakeled in the
nlitht 1i that hard and prolung.wl, r
that 'emNher.tsg, chr,klitj, croupy cough
Thal betokens the ;nest serious results
unless ret,eved at 4In•ri What shut( I
d.•'! is the l rst Ihnught. and without en
eile•five and r.11ut.:J. remedy at hand
the child may suffer or die before relief
can be given.
BLOOUM'8
OLTSFOOT
-EX PEOTORANT
14 a quick :.ud abeotulcly cafe, re:ladle
and .'ett:On care for alt fomes of Cough,
Cott, tt, Serre 'Throat. l.agrippr', (:roup,
Whooping Cough, tlroceh,tts. Asthma
and all 1rr,laMd and inflamed reeudlhmns
tit' the throat or ellen!. 1t will gave
every mother many n sleepless, anxi-
nus night. and the "hiklren as well as
adults many an hours suffering and
;Hine s
I •• r text h.en su?Myra for o►.r two month' with
t»obeiwM e'utl. rs h.ad sb.. rev t I'e glrL
1 o festal .e.s.uJ , em•Ai.e e.,ru ta•.n 1, an�r rag
eta* withrut oktatnius say apyar e.t rsll.t, is
!tit we, were ge.•wisg worse. 1 Kist a bottle ,A
! Idsofwte Kxpeet..erut !cute ay .Ira�'aist ao.l fn•
$d. of two dove th..wuRb w& eurni, ssd tM rr
s•lisec•perm•sest&WI rapid that we dreaded te+
keep ilnIt.for'te ltapert'ranl in sur Ilene acre
tenyW)ty•"
Ito Jogai' PALM- 4.
$tatima, Ottawa
No house should be without It. It is
the greitesl !tartly uwdicine for these
lroub'crs the 'world has prorluer'cf. 1(w•p
11 on hand. II is a never -failing !lineal.
AFARMER'S ARM rd at yreni• yen:el'.
S(l'.fI SENitTION.t1. PROOFS OF
ITS HEALING POWER.
•
Every day brings iulerest(ng irlstnne's
to light c1 the wonderful healing power
of Zarrelluk, the herbal balm. Mr. Win.
Snell, a Langenburg, (SSask.), farmer,
says: "1 saved my arm by using %ant-
!uk. I had a terrible scaltling ucc•ident
and the arm alter lite injury 'took tate
wrong way.' When 1 started to use
Zana-iluk it was all swollen up and
discolored, and i feared it would have
lc come off. In a few days %ant -Bute
kilted the poison, reduced the swelling,
and finally herded ttie arm completely.'
IiC.%F:NA CIiItED. Mr. J. E. Cusick,
of 34' Wilton St„ Hamilton, says: -
"Every winter 1 tiw•d to have eczema
cr. the Lack of my hands. Last winter
I as especially bad --so bad that I had
I.: ler off work for three weeks. While
suffering acutely I was advised to try
%rata -Iliac and did so. I could not have
believed anything ,could have healed so
quickly! It justiT etncd to dry up and
clear away the sores. and in a wonder-
fully short lime my hands were quite
curer(."
PILES CURED. Mr. Neill Devon, ot
\\'ebbw'ood (Ont.), says: -"For eight
years I tried all kinds of things for
piles, but got nothing to do ale any
good until 1 sty:Ick %arn-Ruk! That
quickly worked a complete cure'."
%am-Ruk heals all skin diseases, cuts
and bruises, a ietna, scalp sores, ulcers,
chapped places, Spring pimples, sero -
(ultras ailments, poisoned wounds, swol-
len glands, boils. As an embrocation
it cures rheu►natism, sciatica. etc. All
dr•ugg sts and s'ores sell at 50c. a box.
o'• from %anrlluk Co., Toronto. 6 boxes
for $2.50. Send lc. stamp for dainty
trial box.
PROOFS TO HAND.
Indignant Landlady -Why have you
been declaring to everybody that my
coffee i5 very poor, Mr. Grouch:;
Grouch -i have grounds for the asser-
tion, madam.
Rnrl.er !who is shelving, lnslnunlingly):
"l aur hair nerds culling badly, .ir."
Cuslolner (testily): "Well, 1 don't know
anyone who can cut it worse Than you1'
The Salvation Array is estnblished in
52 countries and colonies. and preaches
the Gospel In 31 languages.
Atere Den rtred.d in Ib. bl,wnl nt poi., ree
down people. •' Yerrorir•,•• the test tonic. will
put it tilts. At all general store. and Druggists.
The most expensive wedding-brenklnst
was that nt Mr. John Jacob Aster's wed -
d ng in iltel. it cost $50,($)0, including
$1u!x10 for floral decorations.
Pains, like the Poor, are Always
Wit.. Us.- That portion of man's life
whish is not mode up of plensure is
largely composed of pain, and to be free
from pain is a pleasure. Simple reme-
dies are always the fest in treating
bodily pain, and a safe, sure anti simple
remedy is Dr. Thomas' F.clrclric Oil.
1011 cannot do wrong in giving it t
triol when required.
A Ime..ical journal has nn elaborate
article for amateur vocalists, "I low in
Begin to Sing." How to get them to
leave off when they once begin is stall an
unsolved problem.
Like • bed habit a 'kin dt'case grows. Scrods•
bey b•tm.,re enema a,..l s11 erupti'"re may M
find with w'a'vers (erste, lava -sow lotereally
by t)OA, ear t Syrup All lrruggists
CLOCK W 1111 GI. .'t' S WOIi) S.
A seventy -year-old glass-blower of
Ther•csintal, in Bohemia, has just 00m.
pleted
x m-
pletetl a wonderful clock, which Ls now
being exhibited. With the exception of
the springs. the whole clock is inado of
glass. and it has taken him six years to
complete it. The clock suggcists a table-
1'imp in shape. The unique work has
rtnrncled much attention. and the old
roan has been offered large attar fOr 11,
but ref'i?is to sell.
1:1101) 111)i1 4)1.D AND Yi)IiNt3,
I'EftrEI:T1.1 11:18\ILl ,
CHILDREN [AVM IT.
Teething Babie
are saved enftering-and alotheru
given rest -when one osis
Nerses'aaa Mothers' Treasure
Quickly relieves -regulates the
bowels - preveuts convulsions.
Used so years. Absolutely safe.
At drug-atores, use. 6 bottles, >)1'4b,
Nattoua1 Daus !k Chesirel Co., Vaulted,
80ie Proprietors, Montreal. 4t
CLOVES KILL INSECTS.
Cinnamon Is Also (lard OnMicrobes--
Use of Essential Oils.
The ordinary perfumes of everyday
life have a distinct use in the destruc-
tion of tnicrobis, and this is especially
the case with some of the essential oils
which are used in -cooking and in n►edi-
Cine.
Cinnamon, which is so universally
used for flavoring, will kill some
microbes within a quarter of an hour,
and it has long been reputed as advan-
tageous in the destruction of the bacillus
of typhoid while still out of the Lody--
perhaps a very different thing from the
bacillus when it is inside our anatomy.
Cloves, loo, can destroy some speci-
mens of bacteria in rather more than
half an hour, and the coronion wild ver-
bena has a similar action in about three-
quarters of nn hour, while geranium
flowers have a similar action, though it
takes rather longer to develop it.
t
Impurities in the Blood. -When the
ace: n of the kidney's becomes intpnired,
inipuri1les in the blood are tilmost sure
1 • follow, and general derangement et
the system er suec, i'armelee's Vege-
table Pills will regulate the kidney's, Eo
that they will maintain healthy action
and prevent the complications which
rcrininly come vv hen there is derange•
trent of these delicate organs. As a
re.tnrnlive 4hese fills are in the first
rank.
Teacher : "\Vhat is it neat Lees make,
Tommy'?" '1'ninn.y : "Sore spots,
rnn'anl.'•
"A Oreve yard Cough" is tb* ery of andante
lunge for mercy. ;lire them Ale...Lang Balsal.
which 0 u..d with gout) edict Sass art cantina,*
(lou'• early •tap. _`-
\Vine I 'Why do you say s:o positively
that n pian can't do wrong in marrying
widnw 7" Wigg : "Why', it's plain
enough Rent if a man martins a widow,
he' don't marry amiss."
Many patent medicines have conte and
gone, but Vicki's Aili-t:onsuregeee
Syrup continues to occupy n foremost
place among rerriedite ter coughs ani
colds, rind as a preventive of decny r 1
the lungs. It i$ n standard medicine
that widens its sphere of usefulness
year ey year. if you are in need of
something In rid yourself of a cough
or cold, you cannot do better than try
[tickle's Syrup.
REGRETS.
Iter Husband -1f a man steals - ne
matter what it is -he will live to regret
it,
Ilia W'if••-During our courtship you
coed to sten{ kisses from me.
tier Ilusband-Well, you heard what
1 said.
BROOKS' NEW CURE
Pooh' Aeetesee. N • w FOR
Usceverr. Weedeetal Ho
Otrawamera •1111esas or peds.
Automatic Air (earlobe.
N aas sad draw tvart•topettase es}M.ek.e
br.
wiete
▪ soma iab Po .auw• Ili
ae►.Pat s
't O.
C (t.S1SOS$► sees a•.raimra
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IIINDOO MEDICINE
Surgical instrulazo1s Used Long Salon
the Christian Era.
Da, 11.n !o r had u knowledge of tette
medicine and surgery. An English writ-
e• . t.uws 111;.1 surgical irtelnunent$
et.'. u -eel in India before the advert( et
AIto and°r. 'f hey were more numerous
Mau (hose tried to -clay in England. Ile
:.iso sales that 103 years before the
Christian era the, limdcos perf'rmed
lust as good operations as (hose -per-
forated to -flay m Great 141 stain. A!
that epoch Susruta showed that surgery
utas the first and highest of the healing
ort, and the (east liable to futlwr'y, that
11 was purr in itself, urlapfrvachablo m
its appticieelity, a worthy product rt
(leaven, ttni it sure source ui fame on
earth.
Dinrl',<) nuencin' is include, in the
writing \'agrdasasllr. Their e•oncPp-
Iemn of disease, {{,�s that of all A'iati,
people, is lire c'finl:noel struggle be-
tween good and bad, right and wrong,
the deaf cit 11►e former resniti'tg iri the
disea e. Scare of the r medical philoso-
phers ce:neeive.l the idea That disea.',e-
1, the tr•ult nt a conflict between the
glues which circuiree in the veaseei t
the holy. Hinttuo surgery may be di-
vided into pry-Brahrrianic or the pee•
1::eldhistec period. which is inlhitneed
peneivatly l y supertsl(lion, and post-
/nahmanic, vvh'dI is the epoch of phila-
t.cphy. 5urg I_v 1kt:►rished ill (lie latter
fermi. The ' Che'rake Club,-' of New
Yell:. has for its object filo study ,1
ll:rniu surgery. In their wars military
104 germs iiecnnll'anicd the armies to
IIIc bailee field. The greatest skill in
ancient :••11; fiery was displayed In the
operator •if 1•hino:)insly. 1t is also said
11 al the Milano later perferred Iapero-
ionees. The N:ndon possessed a mar-
velous ointment which Male tate scars
of vurecea d'.supperer. They also ireated
u.eeessf rlly Hies of venomous serpents.
STREETS TS 1'A\'ED V.'lT't1 GOLD.
1.dera!Iy, floe streets of Gundnlainra,
Mexico, urs' paved with gold. Gold and
silver to Ili r value of *6,000 says the
Mining 11 view of La. Angeles, has just
been decoveeed in the asphalt pave-
ments laid there in the last two )'ears
by the Mexican Asphalt Paving Com-
pany. In the) repe.ralioti of 111,a r1svl+all
mixture Ih2 (' i 1pnny used taiangs from
old Sransh and Mexican reduction
works in the Et/ellen district. A few
days age A hig shipment est I:d,lings was
revived 1. r additional were, aur wholly
though curiosity the c:'mpany's local
nnlnng.'r tind a number ref nssays made.
These revWed that the tailings aver-
r.ec $1.'' a ton in gold and silver. A!-
rrady nboul 4(1(1 Ions of tailings have
beets used in paving construction.
Beim yea flat
Pea - An sit
ail
shriek
is take
OYt.
i ■ • seise, .1 fairies styles s a d
a sizes 1.r wem.■, a.■ -alai
& th.a, tail & mamma by you erica thelta
`Aeallh and Viper depend open IQs
quality •ad Q■Mtity of Ike Wood"-
Itrmsatlmi■a.
Dr. Carson's Tonic
Steaaach end G.nstipattas Batts
A Purely V tab(• Took and BI
Purifier. Price int coats per Bottler
Ir ars met able M .asai ■ ft le your
drew Owe *Miles apse rw.besileed. we Will seed yt el OMs
DOL1,Af (las. per Weis) carried'
100111061ed Mat IMO M s prey few
TM Careen 1Wi01M Qa=�
87 We1Mninen St. West.
- "Queen City"
i been fists we M,eeb. Ian -ia L brew
des • pe'•e Oriasws lose --irve4iisdrd s ae:kha l
the bet quakes, el bili.
S2wa GPO . • alhmyers heir.
1"".75.,,="" .0L4 your groin 1.r
The Carlrpbelt Campbell's
milting
Torsos. Co.> ; 0isa. Qu een City
onwr-LATe9T neter(tt CRAZ% -Ails,
SPRING BLOOD TROUBLES r.tr,.w(.,eBafoe workeea aaodliat ser rho%
. daily'
e
at once for partiewtars befor
il
rom.so•eekt get' ysarterritory. Central Hopp),
DILE 1\ti C.LF' Alt TI{F 5K{\ ()F Co.' Dept. J, SG7 Blames/ street, Loudon. Out,
PIMi'I.F:S.
Humors and Fntee.' .lies in the blood
force their way to the surface in the
Springtime and COW.' erupt inns itilr1 un•
sightly sores. Nature has provided a
remedy in B,hnns. which are p:eie.c.nt
1. lake. not unplensnnt in operation. allot
are pure:y
vcge'tulilc in composition.
women with skin motehes and erup-
t'ons should prove how speedily Rileans
remove theca. One or two Bitenns talc -
(11 just before relining foc tate night -
that is all! Morning sir kness. d.Li!ity,
led'gesti' n, biliousness, heartburn, head-
ache, const.pulion, piles, and female
rilinenk all disappear before a short
course of Rileans. All druggists and
Mores at 5') cent# a box, or from Bit -
can Co.. 'Toronto. for price. G t.oaes
sent fare $2.50. Send lc. stamp fur tree
eanrpi' .
4
NO'r CLEAR.
llld Roardrtlnn-"I ant afraid of the
coffee et yeas r house."
landlady -"Your fears are ground-
[1111()1)ETOURS
Press Vas to $M'. Pe,
pr.,trarrrue, write
Rev. Dr. Withrow
TORONTO.
STAMMERERS
The ARN3TT AMMO!) .. tke only too.
cal nsith d lav lbs cure .f Stamm tries. It
treats tk0CAuSe. est essrely the HAfIIT.
and lasers' ■aarnt.•seek. rasepkl.t, pas -
Oculars sad references stet .a request.
THE ARNOTT INSTITUTE
BF.RJIN, ON T, CAN.
.
•
write t ' 3E/ W.
eh) will yea poison your systems with take ane
triune whse fermate trouble skald be treat.!'
It:cc," as yea urge{ treat a sem lister.
Old Rcardman-"My fears may be but •T AT Tal! MAT k Tee MIM(
the coffee iso l." ' The "amanateator- is a 1.oa1 remedy easily.
au pled by ,ourself. sbat two swots a Say an
ize
guaranteed absolute aMM./ttc It 1 is r.. or
A Cure for Itheumatism.--The lntru-
x:on of uric aeld into the blood vessels
is n fruitful rause ret rhetimatie pairie.
This irregularity is owing to a deranged
and unhealthy condition of the liver.
Anyone subject to this painful affection
will Innd a remedy in Parrnelec' s Vege-
table Pills. '('heir action upon the kid-
neys is pronounced and most beneficial,
and by restoring healthy action, they
correct impurities in the Meet.
ENI;IieY.
"Energy in a roan," eaid Uncle Eben,'is like ',team in the Wrier. 11 tl w•nrks
right it runs the engine. and if it works
w rang of makes an explosion."
Whit sa'.trl4 be Fairrat.e P sr.rytklnR Iksa
oars. w hat shield are lefsrsett.a ! l'k. Ill
6 .* I Mbos Ousters ;n g' i._
i s meet., muscae
Twenty-eight millions of people at.
tended the Paris Exhibition of 16t3:r.
Mother. Graves' Worm Exterminate:•
has the largest sale of any similar pre-
paration sell in Canaan. 1t always
gives satisfaction' by restoring health te
the little folks,
i)() YOU KF.N 7
Laird : "Wee(. Macalister, andhave
you found any of those strayed sheep
yet 7"
Alncolister : "Ynss. But 1 wM finding
theca all again, sir, whalevver. And 1
dol find two by itself and one Ingether,
and three among one of Macpherson's r
THIS AGE.
Diener ,nr : "Profascnr. ;speaking a.
MITI thinker and a maof silence. what
to'ild you can Mac age of the world?'
'ilii Peekssor : "1 should call it the
e'er short age.'
tom sad *dodos.. .sd ilr s rehI'*M th.s cnuI er
woen who did sot dream of bele witt.r�ut lb.
dJee.f a sasge a Tries $1 t0 per bo ale, sent
repaid te any address 1. Canada
Telt IMAwOJPATOA CO..
1St Tonle W., Tercet., C(naua
Aguas stains/ M err Row.
TOO UF.5lTi1Y.
"What an un,nhlresling person that
Mrs. Lotlerhy IL"
"she ough' not to be se. SA. has
tratelkd enough and seen enough to
Make her very interesting.'
"1 know. but she never seams to live
anything the melee with her."
It Is only nereseary to res'i the tes-
timonials to be convin'ed that tlrlin-
Way's Corn Cure is turqual:eed ler ant
1•entoval of earns. warts, etc. 1t
ccmplele extinguisher.
1S it
NOT IN HIS CLASS.
Rear -'What made your brother hack
out of that wnstlma match he was
to have with the groat unknown."
Rabbit --The great unknown proved
to be the porcupine."
Dear Mother
Your iptr one, a:e a constant ears b
Fall and Wetter weather. Fbey wit
catch cold. De you know •ba.t Sh,Iott'e
Cot s irrpteet Curr, ,t,- l.'tng'1-onrc, ctrl
inlet it has d:.6: for to raspy ? it is furl
to be the only reLab!r re::vi y fur all
der'a•rs of the air I.,rsng-t in children.
It It Ahsnlslriy l.arrnt- a and pkatant to
take. Itis guaranteed to ere of year melte,
1. rrtvnri. The pr.r it lir. per heal•_,
and all Dealers in r•etbone ar41 ;.4
SHILOH
Title remedy rio'Jd be in every houtohe.ld.
ff
GE FENCES
"rule of IlIgh Cotten Wlre,-we11 prove it to rets COrLtm-aN MuIMMM. The
mate. 1t Still stranger In torsi:;. lt stays teat Paint.d aims •YR Wavy
toe lig PAWL W1 .L rENCZ COMPANT. LINIITsa.
WEAR BEST
�t�a4afni R ars 0. ft:reriets.MA lrt,lem to are;) It. Ira4a all is .'tee
eye -as 7a IsaNt.. Get S11Mtrats.d booklet and lar; prices 1.•. (•w. h•,yeng
Weaiseeeelais. Tomato. fl8matr..1. ell. J.iha. WLan4Jt•i