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ASK QUESTIONS.
Culifwate the Useful An of .eekintg Ques-
tions It 11111 Be•Iii You,
Here is tine of the most valuable
:litter you will ever learn : You can
cavo yourself years of effort by utilizing
the kitowkdge and experience of other's.
Whet it lakes a mitt len yeurs to learn
may take hint only n minute to tell. 1f
you ask him a question that will draw
out his convielions, you can get the
sante thought you would p•robnbly trach
if you went over the same ground he
del. You can, as it were, begin where
'he left off.
A man spent thirty years perfecting
!chs telephone, but anyone can pis it
up 01141 testi it in an instant. 1f you had
Ile invent one yourself before you could
itis it you would lose valuable time to-
fng souie!hing that has already been
adlti not ask stupid or impertinent ques-
tiefLS, as that will cost you the confi-
dence of the person you ask, and shut
on the help lie might be twilling to ven-
dee you.
The kind of gt.estions that bring out
Iht• nw,l information are specific ques-
tiens. thoughtfully asked, and some-
times involving fundamentals. It is u
goom praclico to try the different kinds
of questions until you learn which are
the best. Always remember that asking
inlell'gible questions is an art—a walu-
ablo accomplishment.
AIL WEAK WOMEN.
Will Find New Ilealth and Strength in
•
Dr. Williams' Plnk (tills.
The tweak woninn can depend upon
ft that her blood is out of order, for if
her blood is rich and pure she will be
strong, healthy and happy. Bad blood
is the cause of nearly all the aches
and pains from which %%omen suffer.
keep the blood rich rind red by the use
of 1)r. Williams' l'ink ('ills and suffer -
nig will not exist. Mrs. James It.
Ki atz, Of Jordan Station, Ont., has test-
er: the value of these Pills and strong-
ly advises other women to use them.
She says: "For more Than a year 1 was
a great sufferer from weakness. 1 was
cc:nlpletely worn out. 1 lost flesh; could
not rest at night, and in the morning
1 arost' more tired than on going to
tied. 1 had taken doctors treatment
with no benefit. 1 grew worse day by
day and was beginning to look upon
Irt•y' CisC n, hopeless when I was ad-
iviscd to try 1)r. \\'illian's' Pink fills.
,Ti; my great joy before i had taken
the pills a month they began to help
and by the time 1 had taken eight
'boxes every symptom of buy trouble
I. art le ft nuc and 1 was once more en-
jcying perfect health and strength. 1
kok upon Dr. \Willie a's' l'uik ('ills as
n veritable life saver and never lose a
chance to recommend them to my
.friends."
The success of Dr. Williams' Pink
fills is due lo their pi ver to Rinke
•nett•, rich red blood. This new blood
•str(Jilsthens the nerves and gives
' I.curshurent to --nil the organs of the
bendy, thus curing anaemia, indigestion,
oeuralgin, rl&$umatistn, nervous debil-
ity, headache and 'backache, and all
talc secret ailments of girlhood and wo•
, wnfllu ed. The Pills are sold by all
)medicine dealers or may be had direct
at 50 cents a lox or six loxes for $2.50
from The Dr. \Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
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1WE:ALTH OF TURKEY.
Said to be the Most Fertile Spot in the
World.
"Turkey, 1 believe, is the richest
e unlry on the globe for its size," says
Ernest A. Magnifico, .
'There are copper mines, zinc mines,
' i
(rad mines. and gold and silver mines
' Ic'be found in nbundnnce in Turkey,
bit They remnin undeveloped beeause
ro one cnn get n concession from the
' g ,verntnent to work Iheni. Foreign
capitol is ofrnid to enter Turkey, and
,the industry of the country and the po-
pt.latton, 1 hclieve, are decreasing year -
Iv. But this cnnnot last forever. The
ioople, for centuries wider the yoke
(.1 restraint. are beginning to Throw oft
!their burden rind are awaking to the
;pessibilities of the future.
I 'Tt n year., age ninety per cent. of the
p'cople were ignorant of the utility et
public schools. end parents were con -
.lent to allow (heir children to grow up
with .art ethical:on. ns they had (lone be.
fere Ihenn. Now, schools are spring-
ing up everywhere, even in the rural
cletricl*, rind the People are becoming
olive to their true interests. They are
l.king nn interest to ;wellies and gov-
ernment affair , and it is not a far step
trent (.lieeitien nl-1 zeal in politics, to
Stops
—and ell tensed
and bowel diadem
Makes puny babies
plume and rosy. ('roved
se
u
Colic y . 50 Aearsyour successfusl
l
sk tirtappyi
for ie -
Nurses' a•+ Stalkers' Treasure
—25e.-•6 l ce u. $1.25.
Dna & Chemical Ce , Lamed
Montreal.
The Rideau Lake
Route.
44sr THE FINEST TRIP ON THB
CONTINENT.
A Lail' ani! bland Paradise.
This trip is e t • '. nbl one of the
moo eujeyalee ,n „11.u111. The cele-
trnte'tl B dent Las. •. netted for their
frond se nery. and p,:eso,1 by dna light.
' Tek' e, mnkw1l ii rtcnusers "It dcail
Kong" end "ival'an Qur(n, li'iiVC k ng.
e'en (very \I.'nelny, \\'edne.elny, Thurs-
dny owl Selnhlny at 6 a.m.. (cave (i1-
I::Wa every M•uytlny, Tuesday. Tours
aa} nn.l Frelny nl Y p.m.
r•.nneetcn= nt K nggstort with Gren.1
Trrnk. Knii,x!erl n'id 1'.'mnr,ke lia away
1r.I II clic i•.:t and On'arwi Nnvignti. t
Cu., a1 (1!!'es a w','11 lis T. It., C. P. It.
fl. nn 1 \ 1 hal• . O. R. Nev. fel.. and
(t. F. c • t • r ohde 1.. 6 w r,l.' 11.
hnutsi\V. V. 1'. ash'
(net,
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What you spend for under.
wear buys mod real value
in fit. comfort, service—
only when each gar-
ment boars the
trade mark in red
that guarantees
you satisfaction
or your
money
back.
Made'ia many fab-
rics and styles. at
various pncea, is
form -fitting sizes for
women, men and
children. See %Let
the PEN -ANGLE
is there- - -it insures
you money's worth.
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active partieop:ntion iu the running of
the government.
"Agriculturally, Turkey is the most
fertile spot in the world. Anything can
l,e grown there. The principal producls
are wheat and barley^, nearly all cf
%thick is shipped to England. Smyrna is
a city of 40+),000 population and is the
largest export city on the ltediterran-
Frn, which is saying a great deal when
one remembers that Genoa and Naples
art on that sea. There are few manu-
facturing establishments (here and no
machinery is used. What manufactur-
ing is done, is done by hand. Smyrna
rugs, of course, are famous the world
over, and many of the people are (•n -
gaged in making there."
Welbeck, the I)uk� a of Portland's
place, has a perk ten miles in circum-
ference, will 41 lodges.
Woman's sphere isn't as large as it
used to be before the hoopskirt went out.
They Advertise Themselves. — lin-
mediately they were offered to the pub-
lic, I'nrmelces Vegetable Pills became
popular because of the good report they
►.aide for themselves. That reputation
has grown, and they now rank among
the first medicines for use in attacks
of dyspepsia and biliousness, corn-
p:nints of the liver and kidneys, rheu-
matism, fever and ague and the innum-
erable complications to which these ail-
ments give rise.
The wild rnsp'berry is said to have the
greatest vitality of any English seed.
Melon -seed has been known to grow
after keeping for forty years.
Like I:tile releasers of disease, the eruption.
of eczema pour out discharges. But blood causes
the trouble. The local remedy le Weaver's Cerate,
Mid Weaver's syrup will drive the poison from the
Every Servinn subject may claim live
acres from the Slate, and this cannot
be alienated for debt.
DON'T USE POOR OIL.
For use on sewing innctlines, bi-
eyclew and all purposes requiring tt fine
lubricant, the best is cheapest in the
erd. Genuine Singer oil can only L'e
("bind at Singer stores. Look for the
pee S. s:n.er Sewing \lachine G).
Write us at Manning Chambers, Toron-
to, for set of ilird Cards free.
Nearly all fee -thinking men are in
the bachelor class.
' CONCLUSIVE AliG('\IEN'T.
They Cleanse the System Thorough-
ly. l'armelee's Vegetable rills clear ins
stomach nod bowels of bilious natter.
cutins the excretory vessels to throw
al impurities from the blood into the
beweis and expel tete deleterious mess
horn the body. They do this without
pain or inconvenience to the patient.
who speedily realizes their good offires
as they begin to take effect. They have
strong recommendations from all kinds
of people.
Every year there are lost by fire In
1h: United Stales building and properly
of a v(tluc of 8500,000,0W.
There Is no such thin`` av a harmless en
The trouble goes from ha.I t ' warn, unless check-
ed Allen'. Lone Balsam cures the worst colds.
It allays inflammation and clears the at passages.
Our kkn of n smart salesman is one
olio cnn sell n fountain pen to a man
who cannot write.
Cnrns cause intolerable pnin. Iloilo -
way's Corn Cure removes tlee trouble.
Try it. and see what amount of pain
is saved.
\\'TIEN A1.1. siii':\is BLUE.
"Life is n failure," said the tired-lnok-
ing passenger in a grove and far -away
voice. "Man is n fraud, woman n IN.re,
Nip! he ss n dclwion, mnrriage n nes-
'eke. n \\ lie n trial, a child n nuisance;
• •d is merely hypocrisy. evil is detec-
t n. The whole system of existcn.•c'--
V. rnlily. society, Itunlnnity' and all
a hollow sham. Our kinslld
n k egulism: genernsily is Unite -
'There is nothing of nay impnr-
money. Money is evcry-
eg. .undo rt>jter all, whet is everything.
• thing. Ar -r -r -r -r 1•'
"(and in nk'et you. sir:' snid the thin
ill,. mart with the ginger -Meet whisk-
- extending linin hand coo -ally to
t , r speaker. "I have the dy'p isin
pretty had at tunes myself."
1'L'Ill.l: 11O11SE 1L:1TI IS.
In G,,n ialnjaro, M:'xico, there nre
pubs (tors.' loathes, where the animals
iIiei.aughly enjoy swimming after the
dew's hent and dint. After the bath the
Misses ere given n fleeting!' scrubbing
and rueeloo n in the shallow, shady
port of the pool.
THE K11.I.1I(NE1' OF ANEf11C.A.
Nestling in n tone, of Itennlibilly
eeee') shoes lies a a'ril's of 1,•
l:.kee its miles teeth of the (, •
Toronto. Onitario. a1141 known ns I h
"Lake of (Lays Ilegnen:" .\ elinin of
tee en lakee studd.til with lovely telnnde,
with hotels thmng{hnul the district and
a good steamboat nt service to all points
,.tincts the tourist. angler and sIsirls-
man. Just the oul..f-the-way sort nt
Ilee( to visit during the SIIIn11141'
nrt•nths, I'nr nil particulars and free
illustrated publication apply 10 J. D.
I j11kBouald, Union Station, Toronto, Ont.
At a Fennell! meeting the chairman
tsked al the end of the candidutee,
speech whether "unny ginlll•ruun Ilt1.5
envy question to ask?"
someone nesse and propounded an in-
quiry mildly critical of the prevailing
to lilical relief. \\•In•t•eulx,n tt pol.lictan
t ehind a rni..crl club arid struck him to
111 11..nr. Then the chairman kx,kcd
,.roun41 ante ',skid quietly :
"tinny other gii tleutuu a question to
eels?'
�t
SIIE WOULD RE A DOCTOR.
I:ruulein Maier, daughter of a stone-
mason in \\"urlc►nburg, Germany, after
eielying medicine for some time at
ti:nue, went to England, where s110 Ob.
taints! Work as huust nani41 in a wealthy
family. In Ibis position she wrest
.•neigh money to pay for a cxntrse in
Edinburgh univesity, where she passed
rill her (5auunutions with distinction.
Now a full-fledged M.D.. s11e has sailed
fee China, where she will act as medical
adviser for a largeemission,
tF
ZA11-IttK CI'RtS PILES.
"1 thought 1 must go on suffering
from piles until I died," says Mrs. E.
(teed, of Steeubu'g, (Ont.), "but Zane
Birk Iris cured me! For years 1 en-
dured agony. could hardly walk about,
end lost all nay strength. Everything
tried seemni useless. Then Zane.
But; was receinuientled, and I bless the
day! It has cured me completely."
'tarn-Buk is the finest household
Latin known. not only for piles, but
al! skin troubles and diseases—^.arts.
bruises, sore feet, insect stings, su1-
tern. eczema, etc. 50c., all stores, er
Zara-Buk Co., Toronto. 3 Inc $Lea.
IRRIGATED LANDS.
During the next :ewe months a great
many of our readers will be looking
around for changes s in location, some
desiring n change of climate, others
wishing to go where they can obtain
more land for themselves and their
stens. The attention of those intent on
leaking a change is directed to the ad-
vertisement in this issue of the Land
Department of the Union Trust Com -
Petty, Toronto, who are offering irri-
gated land.s in Southern Alberta and
British Columbia. head their advertise-
ment and if you write them, kindly
mention this paper.
The superiority of Mother Graves'
Worm Exterminator is shown by es
g•od effects on the children. Purchase
a bottle and give it a trial.
Just over 11 per cent. of the petiole -
lien of the United States aro foreign
bor B.
A Soothing OU.—To throw oil upon
the (troubled waters menus to subdue to
en!nlness the most boisterous sen. To
ripply Dr Thomas' Eclectric Oil to the
troubled body when it is racked with
pain means speedy subjugation of the
most refractory elements. It cures pain,
tents bruises, takes the fire from
burns, and as n general household me-
dicine is useful in many ailments. It
is worth much.
The Wesleyan are numerically much
the Mringeet of the various Free
Churches of England.
lees.
ITCH. Mange, Prairie Scratches sad
ovary form of contagious itch on human
er animals cured In 30 minutes by Wel-
ford's
ordford's Sanitary Lotion. 1t DOM fella
Celluloid
EE
just send as
your name
and address on
a post -card and we'll mail you
a fainting Book for the little
folks and a quarter -pound pack-
age of Celluloid Starch. That
means fury for the children and
satisfactory starching for you.
Celluloid Starch requires no
boiling, gives a perfect finish to
the clothes and never makes the
irons stick.
Write to -day for this free
book and sample.
The Brantford Starch Wets, "Molted
WasU.rd. Oatarls sod
WILSON'S
FLY
PAD
— aOLO ■Y —
DIRICCt11T$, CEOCOS ups WHIM SUMO
Hairnet packet, .r a paak.t a for tic.
will fault a whets emaston.
ORIGIN OF KLSSING.
English Maidens in Olden Days indulged
Freely in Kissing Habil.
\Vho were the first "kisser" and
"kissee?" The query is very difficult of
solution, for the origin of kissing Is
shrouded in mystery, although kissing
has been practised by civilized nations
In every era of the world.
Riblicnl records do not enlighten us
ns to whether our first parents indulged
in the habit. The first kiss on record
was the one given by Jacob to Rachel,
when he niet her at the well. In the
New Testament St. Paul admonishes his
followers to greet one (mother with a
holy kiss. Aad in the lime of the Ro-
mans kissing the hand to a god was a
sign of adoration.
From all accounts extant, English
people—unemotional and prosaic as they
ale characterized—appear to have been
among the first to have exploited the
joys of kissing, and to render it a uni-
versal habil. And then, again, in no
other country but England has the mis-
tletoe plant attained such popularity.
Even Erasmus %%v to to an friend, the
(.llo wing : "Englishwomen are divinely
;'Telly and good- natured. They have
an excellentcustom, that wherever you
find yourself the girls kiss you. They
kiss you when you come they kiss you
when you go; (hey kiss you at every
opportunity between whiles." Numerous
other allusions to the practice prove
that Erasmus was riot guilty of any ex-
aggeration. although the habit became
n thence of gossip all over Europe.
Regret is the feeling you have when
you fully realize [hut foresight missed
i's train.
Sold by all druggists.
"is it Wrong to cheat n lawyer?" asks
a correspondent. Not wrong, but tun'
difficult to pay for the trouble.
Dr. J. 1). Kellogg's Dysentery Corded
is a speedy cure for dysentery, dine,
flora, cholera.' summer complaint, sea
sickness and complaints Incidental to
children lathing. It gi\eS inunediale
relief to (hose suffering (Nen tee (elects
(f indiscretion ill eating unripe fruit.
cucumbers, etc. It nets with \wnn41c•rlul
rapidity and never fails to conquer the
disease. No one need fear cholera if
trey have a bottle•of this medicine con-
venient.
A fool doesn't envy wise men. A fool
never meets a mann who is wiser than
.himself,
A girl does not care to see a man she
likes squander his money --on nitier
girls.
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NEWHOUAE TRAP.
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ISA'''. NO. 32 07.
QUEEN 0 I L
CITY
WATER
WHITE
Gives Perfect
Light.
The Most Economical
High Grade 011
Ever Sold In Canada.
FOR SALE BY
DEALERS EVERYWHERE.
a.
BETTER buy an L. C.
SMITH & BROS. TYPE-
WRiTER 110W than be
sorry afterwards.
Every useful device In-
built not patched on.
WRITING ENTIRELY
IN SIGHT
11. r.1:5 CAT/Cll./01'r TRrr
L. C. SMiTH
TYPEWRITER CO.
TIN Minn MARNINM.
NEWSOME & GILBER I,
MEM,
SOLE DEA LI_R3,
9 Jordan St., Toronto
HALIFAX, V. S. MONTREAL..
'Tat :..•••.
.11011•MMIle
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ANNUAL YEARLING THOROUGHBRED SALE
---AT THE
Saratoga Racecourse. Saratoga, N.Y..
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF
FA5IU-TIPTON COMPANY, OF NEW YORK
AUGUST
JOHN E. MAIDEN, 11ANt111tl: PLACE, VE.ARLLNGS.
F. R. NITCII(:O(:K (NEW VORKI
THOMAS 11ITC.IICO(:K hN1'% YORK)
M. 11. TIl III'NOIt & CO. (NEW %OHIO
11. S. PAGE, (NEIL' YORK)
AUGUST 17
as
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E. S. GARDNER. AVON Ml.E STUD, 1'I•: %RUNGS.
PAIIMERSTONI: & CO., EI"".WOLD STUD, ..
Tho Annual Fall We of thoroughbred Yearlings
WILL BEUI.N " FUTURITY DAY,"
SATURDYA, AUC. 31 A"a '11"1"" SATURDAY, SEPT. 14
al the Company's Paddocks, Sheep sl►ead Bay, New York.
CATALOGS MAILED ON APPUCA TION TO
Ire. [Alt.% Nom, FASIG-TIPTON CO., amaltnE'tiliirLaARasl4
She : "Olt, n woman's thoughts are
something above dress." Ile: "Yes,
when they aro on hats."
I _
ROOF for t e
Years to Came
jut one roof is OVAR*RTTIW in writing
to good for 25 years and is really good for
• buodreJ. That's a roof of
"OSHAWA"
GALVANIZED
STEEL SHINGLES
Put them on yourself—common sense and a
hammer and snips does it. The building
they cover is proof against lightning, bre,
wind, rain and snow. They cost less because
they're made better, and of better material.
Wnte us and learn about ROOFING
RIGH T. Address •os
The PEDLAR People ;N,1
papaw I4..tr.al Ottawa Teroeto London Winnipeg
QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
Biyer and Gulf of St. lawrenca
Bummer Cruises in Cool Latitudes
swta �tw llles.
,alod etria
1ta, ertebesandl mrn eoutlert.
SAILS PROM MONTREAL ONMONDAYSMONDAYS
4 p.m, erased let► June 141, l e1i
lfl15 sad �16ta August, 9th said thereafter for Iylara
Mg at fiaebec, Gaspe Mat Bay. Fere**, Cage Comte
Great Elver, aa=merdae, PALL, sad (*ar1W
biawa, P.IL1
BERMUDA
$.essar Sieeret.IL, Ml. by 55e sew Twin
Screw SS. "lermadlea", 1,M0 Ione. Sailing:41
and 1955 Jane, Yd. Mb and Slat Self, lath ysytjj
tkh August Mk, 1415 and lits September.
pith and loth Ootolter, Mb, 1115 sad 0T15 Woven•
bor. Temperature cooled by sea kerne e.tdosl
rites above 60 &arena.
Tse taut tripe of the "antis ter health ,.AI
**Wort
ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quebec"
A. E. OUTERBRIDGE S CO., Agent;
Ip Broadway, New York.
Where all else fails
I.) s E
Kendall's Spavin Cure
Bone Spavin, Ringbone, Splint, Blood and Bog Spavin, Thoroughpin,
Curb, Capped (bock, especially if of long standing and obstinate—will
not yield to ordinary liniments or blisters.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE is an extraordinary remedy that gives
extraordinary results. It cures old, stubborn cases that many times
veterinaries have given tip—takes away every sign of lameness—does not
scar or kill the hair—and leaves the horse sound and smooth.
BENITO. Man, sept. 'c6
"I have used Kendall's Stavin Cure for so years—
and it swore failed nae tort." JOHN McKENNA.
Write for noted book "Treatise On The horse"—something worth knowing on
every are. Sent ftee. Kendall', Spavin Cure 1s sold by dealets everywhere at
Il. a bottle -6 for t6. 33
Da. •. J. KENDALL CO., • - ENOSIWRO FALLl, VERMONT. U S A.
"` LENOX HOTEL
IN
BUFFALO
NOMMME "IaaisT Sa*oa 11111A001s
Ul'f1 OWN RAPID ELF.CiRI(: 4:A11-
RIAGIs EXCLUSIVELY Eon PA-
TRONS operate c1.nlinu.)uAy every
few inini.tts from liehe tieireligh t nsi-
ness district and to all de (,'s /if
wharves for elite -jest train., rind
steamer:.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rates 81.60 per day and es.
I0R4$ Oi1CN$CNtRLR, • Proprtstsl
IRRIGATED FARMS
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BLOOK8AN�F LAND
FOR SALE
In size In sult purchasers, front 10 acres upwnrd., eiluated on er
near railways in the famous wheat, rout and vegetable growing
and stock raising districts of
ALBERTA AND BRITISH COLUMBIA
Price.. with water right. perp ehial and unfniling, lower than
11ose ever placed upon irrigfnled lands in the adjoining Stales.
The quality of ttie land the lined.
An acre of irrignted Intel in Southern Aib"rtn rnLses Twice
the crop of the best unirrigated Intel elsewhere—AND TIIE
(:l10I'S NEVER FAIL.
This magnificent irrigation tract of 3.000,0n0 acme Ls without
doule tete finest land pr,opceeils,n on the market to-dny.
ltnnitgrntion is pouring in; vnlues wfli soon be on the r' -i.1%
\\ rite us for interesting and full printed information.
The Land Department,
Union Trust Co., Limited,
174 Bay St., Toronto
f:xehlsive .Aernt in On'r.r ic. \i ui 'nt l And the Mnriitlr: • Pro.
vin fer the CANeltleN PACII'IC lltltt(..vnoN COWAIZATION
1.11•119 ANA'S irrigated lands.