Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1907-11-14, Page 2A F\RMFJfa TRW:3. Weak um' Worn Out Through Over- work and Long (lour... The reenters life is ate uys a hard one, but if he Ls week or buttering it is almost utile:treble. The hours are king and the work so hard that Leine but the alrongest can elute' it. An ► Iusti'olien of the fact of lord work on the cyt.tetu is given by Mr. Geo. Nuntsberg, u farmer of Spry, Ont. H• rase,: -"I have lived nearly all my life u1 the Bruce INninsulu. I ale a former and have always hail my share of hard %seek and like a g,'eod !nuuy other nom I thought there was no wear- out to my system. In this 1 wus ties - taken, for shout a year and a half ago I begin to go gradually down hill. 1 would lire at the (cast exertion, my ap- petite failed rue; 1 had a severe Iain in Ito) bide and around my twili . The dew- ier kik" ale 1 was suffering from perrnl- cious anaemia; That 1 wus ahnoet blood- less. 1 doctored for six months, but in- stead of improving 1 grew so weak that I could hardly stove without as - i .stanc'. 1 lost flesh till 1 was almost it skeleton. A friend from Stokes bay k,ld me of the great benefit she had de- rived f►om Ilse use of Dr. \\ illiatne' Pink Pills and advised me to try theta. My sister -iii -law had also received great tenefit from their use, so 1 decided to give them a trial. After using the pills ghoul n month I began to gain etrengtlt sed from thud on I Improved rapidly. New blood seemed to course through my veils; ire appetite Improved, the pain left my sole and heart and I gain - in weight. Atter using at.out a doz- en boxes of the pills I was again en- joying the hest of health. 1 have no- thing but praises for Dr. Williams' Pink Pills as they cured ire after medical treatment had failed - I really believe They saved my life." Goad blood is the Ferret of health. Neat the blood pure and such deseases ns anaemia, rheumatism, science, in- digestion, heart palpitation. eczema and the secret ills of women will not exist. The most perfect blood toner and nerve restorer in the world is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Sold by all medicine dent - en or by mail at 50 cents a box or six Vexes for $2.50 from The 1)r. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. DUTCH BABIES SMOKE.. 111ediral Faculty Wake ' up to Harm Done tlollnnd's Ci►ildren. One of the flings whirh always strike every visitor to Holland is the mncunt of smoking which goes on. kr there is scarcely n man er boy to be met with who does riot smoke either cigar, pipe or cigarette. An English humorist once remarked that the Dutch toy ba- bies were already Inught 10 smoke !n their cradles, and though this is mnk- ink i1 rather ioo fold it is certain that tiny children of 4 and 5 years odd may srnlulimes to seen with great clears in their little mouths. and at 6 or 7 yenra of age they ore already proficient sn►i.,kers. There are many parents who are moused at (hese childish riles of their offspring. and wee feel proud that their setts walk by their aIle putting owns. et serve rank weed. They consider t inking nn innocent amusement. and d(o not see why their children should nee robe, 11 ns well. The misdeed faculty. however. Is of r different Opin!rn, and grndeilly the seh :ot lc:lettere have conte ellen to reek.. that there is somnelhir►r- wrong meth the teedltful smokers in their rinsses. The h+thifunl s'rr'rk.'rs seemed 1.; be lite slow- est and most backward in the schonls. whi'e their Physique was ale-, irnnnirel tv the lintel. If nnv trays failed !o pees Be examination for n Helier class it was eenrrally fmnml 1iti1 In►.nree to r -•"••p (erre (or outer was at the bottom cf the micchief. A \Vat:\IN; TO \If)TIIEI1S. There are unscrunukpus dealers who tet Ile' sake of trifling Lain nre willing 1. eanrillc: the health--prrhnps the lives -cif little ones. This is proved by the flirt teat (here are n number of Ini!- iatktns of Ilnhv:s Own Tablets offered. The tnether can protect her chi'al by *wend that the full name Baby's Own 1al.!t is and the four -lent clever with chest's hind on earth Ica(. is !Hund on the outside sernpper amine'. t t,• lox. Ii' not take anylhine .!ere t, r mint• redrut:'^r teem /elud'e f.. 1.' t, 1 can• not eel the genuine Tal lets frt,,n your dialer seed 25 rents to hei'- lianls' 111et1i, n,' Co., R,'o'!.ti':'. fent.. and gel it lox by renin !wort wee. LIFE. The Pest. whit' is 11. tail n dreren. \\ h eh rnentnry pictures Ira•? The Future, 'lis the fairy Wean; 'Phar hole and fear pass threllelt. The Pres.'nt, like the 1if•h1n!:'r glance, Come; quack. then disnpn,'n►s. Our lives are Itke n passing rhnnce Of 'nominees, hope, mid fears. Then what is life to reel v h^arl? (tut try to lit, ! . Fel every heart 1he sol:•t'est part Our conscience (ells us lo. _ ll►--- __ ".� 4I'I.I.\L11I► I'Itlee 1111'111►\. An eminent physician it.t..rtnA us i11:11 h.' has used the folltowing pre- y riot • n in his prnetice for it Bumper of ),•a:,. rind found it very 'uceessfol le the refitment of Kidney, 1.:yrr, Bladder, and all Urinary nffecliens, lie ctninl. that n very few dosis will le• neve the 'noel severe pains in the bird:. arising from disordered kidneys and Impure bleed: One ounce of !tweet intl.,: of nitre, one ounce c.f \'itneea I'.•:n;, .t:n 1. And four aunees of syrup r'1 t helot b. These Ingo -dente can be Milano! at any rllinble drug stet,, 11 !acted be taken in des'erlspeonfet rk•FP; after heals and at tetilime in anter. 11 is ►rnvlrpasecd for ...e erre .'r rhes enati'ln, tinting 1!-e tire. esti' •niirels• feet the system. 'Ile Mende ruts are ineepensive ani harmless. an 1 Mn be given lo chfidren with safety. BIGGEST \\ \ti111\l; 1104)K. Iiitjli.h Police to Minis e:ruuin- als to Justice. The "tt.•gister of l.auudl•ites and Laun- dry Marks," which is kept at Scotland Yard, Loudon, is undoubtedly ttie big- gest "washing Look" in lite world, corn - p1 'sing, us it dots, six 11111S -Sive volumes, with a leve nth is course of prepara- tion. Herein are recorded particulars that render it possible for the police to trace tit ownership of any piece of wearing apparel Mat has ever passed through tht wash, provided only that tiie laun- dry mark is decipherable. Many scores of criminals have Leen brought to Justice through its agency, thi melt recent case in point being that Wainwright and Osborne, who were sentenced to three years' penal servi- tude at the Kew Dailey on September lith. Arrested on a minor chat ge, the mem were found, when taken to Penton - vile Prison, to he wearing marked linin stolen from railway passengers, ane were indicted accordingly. 11 is, however, in eases where uniden- tified bodies ure found, under circum- stances pointing to foul play, that the Yard's "washing book" is most rigor ot.sly scrutinized. In one instance, t!urt known at the time as the "1'armoutt; trach mystery," over 300 laundries were visited by the police in order to nscer- Lein it possible the ownership of a wo- man's under -garment. w•hictt bore what is known in the trade as a "customer's mark," but Ifrenn which the establish - nine's private mark had been accident- ally omitted. 1l was traced at last to a small hand laundry ut Woolwich, whither it had heen sent by a Mrs. Bennett. Twelve hours Inter the dead woman had been identified, and tier hushand, Herbert J. tui Bennett, was In custody charged will' her murder. lie had, he thought, obliterated every clue. lie had {persuaded the woman to slay at Yarmouth under an assumed 'tante. Ile hod also, try spectolls pre- tences, got her to hide lair identify in every other possible way. And he had decoyed her to 0 lonely part of lite bench at dyad of Mehl. and there strangled her --silently, swiftly. secrete ly-while pretending to caress her. But he overlooked the existence of That one little tell-tale laundry rnnrk, and was hanged accordingly.-Peorson's Weekly. Nothing looks more ugly than to see a peraon whose he':::: are covered over with warts. Why have these disfigure- ments on your person when a sure re- mover o! all warts, corns, etc., can be found in Holloway's Cern Cure. One's neighbors can see an eclipse of the honeymoon without the aid of a tel- escope. ONE AC Twin REST old time remedies for all 'kinaffeutiens, such as Femme, 11,,ugwulrn, 4eatd- bead and similar affections Is weaver's Create. It is an ointment that has brought relief to thousands. THE DIZZY WALTZ. I1 is no wonder that the waltz Ry the stricter sects is hided; For. if it has no other faults, lis apt to make one dizzy -paled: 'they are Carefully Prepared --Pills which dissipate themselves in the sto- mach cannot Le expected to have !ouch effect upon the intestines, and to over- come costiveness the r,tedicine ailmin- t,tered must influence the action of (hese canals. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are si. made, under the supervision of ex- perts. that the substance in then in- tended to operate on the intestines Ls ielnrded in nelson until They pass through the stomach to the bowels. Many a enrol after pulling his fart in it isn't satisfied until lie gels there with both feet. :Vet et'R4T1TIrTle for "'rhe 0 R I. Menthol plaster, alth:mgh some tinsel arl ,. dealers may say there Is. Iteeamtaencled by d. 'tors, It ..p i .tli, clergy and everybody, fur atlffnau, pluerisy, cr. "Dello." begnn Mrs. N.-wiiwed. lirnid- 'r "I don't suppeso--cr- (hnt you would -er-objtet In my gelling nn alarm ^lock?" "Not et nit, rnn'am," replied the sleepy cook; "meet Itl:.lgs never dist.rb Hie at all." -- "HELP! 111:'.1'1" Mnniie s In the faelory, AneiCs in the store, Bridget will not worry With housework nny more. Afollle's in n swent shop, Kates II Iit1111^.hM; No cite series' or washes, \\ages are no lure. Mnggies an npprentire, Flolri,_' Irak mg ntts. And Than is why we're leant:, Most n11 of is iu 1111ts. itic'ales All;i•Consulnp:ive Syrup t; ag o-on:tie In lite taste. and ie n cerinin relief for irritation .,f the throat That chews hailing coughs. If usal ;lc - Turtling to rbr,.•li'ms it will break the mw..ct persistent rrld, and restore the ;tor pnssagtr; to their 1:ornirl1 ttentlby e-onditien. There is nn 1.ccd 1(1 neon]. rend it to the s, familiar with it. but 1., melee woe seek a site renn'dy and air 1n doubt whet to use, the iid'ticeis -try Bickle's Syrup. SMALLEST 111111). The golden t rtslr.l wren is the 'mali- ree. not only of British. t ul of all Euro- pean birds. Its averngte weight is only aleut eighty grains Irov. so that it wruld lake t:rytIit%-lore of the tints to weigh n pewit'. The length cit the fea- II1en; Is annul 3% inches. anal the streleh of the wings about 5 inche'. but when ihe feathers nre Inks ii off. the lirgth of the tsidy does not exceed one Inch. --_-- F'en the greyed man who believes he will get his reward in heaven is In ne b:,' hurry to claim it. A pian may be of the rnrth enrlhy. het tits drrnrres are of the Sir airy. �e n' people net (only ltiyr h!t galenic niajesty lab due but pay him in Welke. i A II BE ER'MAKES BLOOD 'MALT has certain food - elements which the body can transform 1 n t ee health% blood quicklvand with the least digest- ive effort. contain a Medi- cal principle which tones the nerves without reaction, and so supplicsnervous energyand saves it as well. BEER' as brewed in Ontario is made from choicest Ontario barley malt, selected hops, and the pur- est of water, dealt with under condi- tions whi, h insure purityan.i.; .t.tity. THEbatter the blood the sounder the health, a n d the surer the body to combat disease effective- ly. Beer, by some counted an intox scant, is not so - it is a blood -maker with barely enough alcohol in it to help the stomach do its work far better. Beer with meals is good for 997 people out of every thousand —and is specially good for women. Ask your own doctor about it - bcer is probably good for you. !R[R tr. tone.Lick,vires t.`�r..1.1 tw-t,:,.ml-tool s •d tr la, prartN• r tr.tsrtu tri* re. tmy..:a L.rert� r•ai• an.ler nr..t Lea: ■I rur,e'tt•n, n, n, e„tatai l.rF• Ra• lot fa 15....,J. teatt, trip. •.1 pert wt Nr. e ' .allcslIMsa!rEnt7 COURTSHIP IN 110I.LAID. Four Sabbath Days of November are hr-cnts as "Courting Sundays." Holland is n place where primitive customs abound. 'Traditions are sacred- ')• handed down and observed, and this veneration for ancient things has kept alive in the country what are known es courting Suin'uys. Throughout Ilol• land lite four Si..ldays of November are said to iw'. kept ns tete days. They are named severally Review, Decision, Purchase, and Possession Sun- days. On Review Sunday everyone goes to church. After service there is a church parade, when all the young Hien and maidens look at each other, but for- bear speaking. On Decks?on Sunday each would -bo tt ncdick approaches the maiden of his choice with a ceremonious bow, and from her response judges whether he Is acceptable as a suitor or not. On Purrhnee Sunday the consent of remits and gunrdlans is sought, it the %vetoing during the week has been hap- py. possession Send% witnesses the first appearance of the various lovers before the world as actual or prospective prides and brideglocros. -e- A Time for Everything. --The time for Dr. Thomas' Eclactric 011 Ls when croupy symptoms appear in lite chil- dren; when rheumatic pairs beset the cid: when lumbago, asthma. coufhs, calls, catarrh or earache allnck either young or ekl; when burns, scalds, abra- skins, contusions or sprains is mit! to any member of the fninily. In nny t t these aliments it will give relief and work a cure. Old Smtlliers: "Poetic -ft d4st:race to yeah family, air. I'm nlniost astmuned t 1 rill you my son." Young S►nilhers: "Say nothing, dad. I'm as much ashamed of it as you ere." A LITrt.B QUIET Is the beet r.1 all diet, vet It wW nut Make bum atut tausrte but " I'ernotim" will. Try It, AR drug and general et.,re.. $1 bottle& in a small town the monotony of n wo!nan'e lift would be something fierce if it wasn't for the gossip (bating about. A Small rill, bol Powerful. — They Ihnn Judge of lite powers of a pill by i'.s size, Welk' consider Parinelec•t. \'egelal,le, Pills to he (ticking. It is a lit- tle wonder among pills. What it lacks In size it /mikes up in potency. The remedies which it carries are put up in (hese smell doses, )ceaute they are so powerful that only small doses are re- quired. The full strength of the ex- treme; Ls seemed In this form and do their work thoroughly, "Ming it n11. my eignr's gone out," he t.i.1o1. "11 epode n eignr, t;o render hcw gt.od it m8y le, if yon. Irl 11 go cuts" "A cigar." she. ohsersed, "is, in that matter, not unlike a man." About her 'cr.rnplcelen thlr nt•ernge wmnrut worries more than she does al eel her prottiective harp and crown. very tvomolg V:at. •ea,.A sr:d 'tic ! craw t.tr attte ^'cs,.e::n, MARVELW?IrII215prsy 'aid new sear•, efNabi :est-kl net eetven,, ter t It eleaa.<a r . ••••••1 M rye- e'•eer'•t rM It. ha !1'IL 4 sc, r:y tae A ftt.r•eet no •clan, nut s. -,,d swop for L;.,u,ted t..- l -,-11..1 It ewe ft.', pert: -n' ie. &ei direellurl• ta- Y'r'i Ori At rrt.y rtt„ wino.... li,,e I.tai rat Agents for 5 an. M. • 1!t�11: NO. 4G 07 litN:S \\1111 BANKING AIIa)1'AT!3. Never Owned a tJtequi•-book. Deter I%ilhdrew Money. One of the vary few Low -wows in England who have possessed bunking accounts of their own, has just deed in the private Digs' Nursing Home of the Dumb Friends' League. This was Wu- lcll.o Jack, the fatuous retriever, who A years has been u familiar figure al \\ atcrk-o Station, London, where he has collected over $7,500 fur the London and South-\\'c,tern Railway Servants' Orphanage. Like his father, London Jack, who, stuffed and enshrined in a glass case, now occupies a prominent psition on the main departure Ostrom' of the ela- tion in question, Waterloo Jack was a repent* client of one of the principal (:113 hanks. Ile had his own puss look and pasirt;; n book. But he Clever own - et a cheque book, tor, unlike the iia- jtsrity of the bank's Iwo -footed custo- mer,, he never withdrew any money. The Orphanage authorities attended to that part of the business, In the season, (hough, the amount I it's deposits was frequently by no weans inconsiderable, the record being reach- ed one Ascot week, when nearly $100 was entered to his credit, $40 of which he collected on Gold Cup day. Another famous banking dog, said to be the father of thein all. was Leo, known Wally as the "hospital Dog .0 Cork." Ills nceouta was opened so long ego ns 1S92, and ninny ltottannds et pr.unds passed Itlreergh it. to find their way eventually into the treasury of the Cork County and City Hospital for \\o- men and Children. There are n number of banks in Cork, Lot Leo knew perfectly well which one w•nsJtfs, and paid in his cheones and me ney every Monday meriting with commendable regulurity. ---- els MEDICAL AIMIORITIES Soy That eight persons out of lett stif- le- at some lime or other from piles. Whether the piles are bleeding or pro- truding, or itching or "blind," 'Lam- Buk gives immediate ease. Mr. Neil Devon, \Vebwood, Ont., suf- fered with piles eight seers. A New• Loxes of Zam-Buk cured him. 11e since says: "1 have had no relent of the trou- ble, so that 1 know 1 am permanently cured." Zuni-Buk cures Cuts, Chapped (lands, Ulcers, Burns, Sore Legs, Abscesses, Poisoned Wounds, Boils, F.ezerna and all skin troubles. Rubbed well In it is a splendid embrlcutioi for Rheumatism. Neuralgia and Sciatica, etc. 51) cents a box of nil druggists and stores or post-paid on receipt of price front the Zuni-Buk Co. 3 boxes for 81.?5, PO\VDERED MILK. Improved processes for reducing milk le the forum of n powder, or compressing It Into tablets, have lett to an increasing use of milk in these forms. Powdered or colnpressed rink Is not only employed fur proviskinitlg ships and for transpor- tation to distant places, but for the use of haken< and confectioners. In France a new process for powdering milk has recently been inv'cnlcd. '(trio milk is forced, under pressure of 2511 atmos- pheres, through n lube of one-tenth of n millimetre in diameter, into a closed chamber, heated to 167 degrees Fahren- heit by a current of warm air. The rapid expansion of the milk on entering the chnntl.cr urns it into n cloud of vapor. the water is carried off by the current of nir, and the redid parte of the milk fall In powder on the bottom. If your children moan and are rest- less during sleep, coupled, when an'ukt', with n loss of appetite, Nee c tinicnnnre, picking of the note, etc.. you may depend upon II that the pri- mary cause of the trouble is worms. Wither flrnves' Worst Exlernlinnter ef- fectually remotee (hese pests, id once relieving the little sufferers, TIIE PROSE OF IT, de.ing there with my mase Teeth? 7 Ile+bnrel (it the bureau) -Just culling the end of my cigar, dear. ITCH. Mange, I'rnirte Scrntchts tine every form of contagious lira in laarnnn or oniine's cared in 20 menthe by Wel- ford's Sanilnry Lotion. 1l never fails Sold by all druggists. I1elax: "So young Ciotdrox has taken a wife. What wits her ninidrn name?" Jinx: "Hee mnidrn aim e•eetns to have leen to marry G oldreix. and she proved an unusually good shot for a women." A VIII?. gyne. CDR In dry trans. an does An ntlammation In the thn..,t gnaw down int , the twigs. Ik•al pwmptty with a cold a, with a are, ad when you been to tooth um Allen's bit ARi)l'1' FOitl•:IG? 11.16s. 1'orly-1liree nI Th'.' are Carried by Every ItaIIlrsliip. The most dilliit:lt to make are the foreign flags. Tho is e';enially true of tee S stilt and Central American ones. A half dozen specially skilled hand device sewers are continually kept tees., flags. Et cry leillteship ese 4:1 foreign flats, 25 fret by 13 wide. i most exper.sivn ensign lo ninke is lite Gelman, which, owing to the (Tenerife sero'.( sv rk of the lnrge imperial (ago, end royal crews' nitrssitnli"i Arlt-nrr. Blow and tai eful sewing. c. s's P74.7.0. The <Irngwin ling of China r. es•s!s of tell, sepnnile pieces. 'twelve to four- teen days are ordihnrily concurred In finishing this flog, whit roils 851.75. The flag of Smun wtlh ICP hoigt.' white elephant costs $:t$. 'the \frxican• wilt, i!' centre design of n targe eerie hold- ing a serpent In its 1 ill. feels R:ltt.5ii. The cheapest ftreien rrig made is the \ketrish, which ce:s:s $21. - -- } FAKING OVA'S. et mel that impulse yours, triter M my uncle's the olhrr dei'. and 1 certainly was Iakrn with the St hr sited,. "What c61 Inr .1.: ,' "Ile 1(o4A one's,. le rope! '1I- •: nes lie leek r••ill.'e to til 0•1'11 r11egt iii. hill. me: Then he nee:. h • is•'r "1I nml.h! Nit wanike he IS rakish{ with people." • 1 What it is What it does What we do "BRICK'S TASTELESS" R:GISfER[D It is an extract of fresh cod livers, containing all the virtues of pure Cod Liver 0.1 without the nauseous grease, combined w.th Phosphorus in the form of the Compound Syrup of llypophos- phites, nutritious Extract of Malt and the Fluid Extract of 11'ild Cherry Bark. It will promptly relieve, and if its use is con- tinued, permanently cure chronic bronchitis, all pulmonary affections, croup, hoarseness, nervous disorders due to an exhausted condition of the system, prostration following (eters, debility at chenge of life, or constitutional weakneas at any age, and all blood disorders. We positively guarantee "Brides Tasteless'. to do exactly what we claim it will do as printed on the label of the bottle, en any advertising matter, and every druggist who sells "Brick's Tasteless" is authorized to refund to his custom- er the full purchase price ;f err nettle doe- not show a decoded imptuseruent, which umproav- ment will result in a complete cure if additional bottles are taken. We therefore request you to try a bottle of "Brick's'( Tasteless " un our recommendation, and if no improvement is shown after taking it, return the empty bottle to the druggist from whom you purchased it and he will refund your money. Can we be fairer? Two Sizes —3 ounce bottle 50c; 20 ounce bottle $1.00 r a FACTORY WITH Power, Heat, Electric Light, to Lease for a Term of Years. Central location. About ten theufa'id square feet in four floors and basement. Exoellent shipp n3 fa&'.11ties Standard Fire Sprinkler System. tow insurance rate. MURnAY F. WILSON. 81 Ade!aide 8t. West, Toronto INWIIMMEMEDOWSWIWomwOwor An Infallible Cure ►'or Spteins, Ringbone, Splint, Curb, S.ecncy, I,..nteness and Soft Bunches, Kendal's Spavin Coro has no equal. MorTxeat., P.Q , Sept. is 'AA. "I have the care °La nppn,brr of lorats end have used your reaneetiee, trhich ah.sys proved Mtaltibtt." P. Pmilbrgrer•+. ne me aced -keep Rr ndslt's always in the stable. Our took "Treatise ou the Burse" free front dentersor Dr. 0. J. Eenia9 Ce., LAosbure Felt., Vermont. 1.S_t. to FOR ANY STOKE TM riehl metal ,- lint I "..nt lr-•ri.t. ire tG', , •r, ...rant ,, rkenly slut 1.,', •'n,n,, lorrrr,. Su, h a Cr Jane i, eesar Ina ay..nd 44444 no n.•• then the c•.nn.o• Ledo. Learn dv fact. about PEDLAR 'MEI CE. I LI NGS Fere ghee 2(09 deti; ri, 1,141,!. foe env 1. . J.3••aA.in e.tull ruse•? 1, m60%. lel tit bind cru • 1•.,1 4., i No the whn'e story e1 i!,e niece tlut 1.,atno secreta Adam-- Tit The PEDLAR Pooplo';; l)d•aw• 11-t oral , t•e•• r, ronto tout -r. %Iwo's( P\\GII1 Feminine Cud mere-"\Vhnt beautiful things you tunic of celluloid. flat yt,u think you could make, a pipe out <1 d?" Slripmnn (tighrtsl} -"\\thy. madam, rani l yeti know---" leen n:re cllste,►ner-"Oh, 1 don't rare tvh•sl ii nests. 1 want to give it to my til:ste r i for a birthday present." ;• " -rt_ t:''.11-4 t . z - eitest^`y ' 1'! � cpc Guarantee b cure your cough or cold No "if--" or "hula" --just a straif•ht statement-Shiloh's Cur.: will cure your cough or colo and do it gni:ker than anything you evcr tried, or your druggist will return the purchase ['rice. Get a bottle to -day, and cite that cough or cold. Shiloh's cures- colds and coughs Sh:lob's Cure is a safe and surd cough and cold nrdiciue for children. it has been effecting Corea for 31 year*. All drug. gats—ssc., So ., and !t.00. -1 fir M'ij AGENTS WANTED. MANE MONEY, m yrs and Olds, soling lets Pens, wrrl,-a tow wur.la %about dipping in Ink. Sample+ ,n rents litrea lac proal.. v3-1141" prcrniumafree. •SMPEELL MA, Auburn, N.Y, WIC N NEW YORK THE NEW FIREPROOF Si0 Al( HOTEL NAVARRE 7th Ave. aro 35 h at. 300 FEET WEST OF BROADWAY. t•1,t mute u1 I.unir) At Itituimnut Cost Ae a .lhl• Q,•rt All 1 4.4au.1 .t . xllin,tee exec o1 1tv ...1,11,p.. New motel, 11,111 It •.,u. 1,11/0.t : t Cable r or. face 11 del t , al16e'Ir ••rr•r Eurq can Plan. •,.t a per 447 .. Ith out bath •_'.ou per day with loth. Ire t•s •a to ui.wald+. Sena inr it „k et. :•11'41,•." & 115 N. P --,e MACHINtRY FOR SA' °. DYNAMO 300,1lgllts, firm l -c 1.1., e.1 0 : • so! 1 Cheep and must be g;oil.:, , way owing to 1:•• tight mai eine ie. t g di Piece. 5. 1 , nk \\ IISo : 7 ' \•:"Tilde ,rl \'.. '. !. ionto. FAN BLOW BLOWER Ileftllo ninke, number lour, tt u►ch ver. bent discharge, 24 inches high: perfect c',ntlilk,n. Superintendent, 'frith linnet• 'rig. 73 Adelnide St. \\ csl, 'Tut'.nto. QUEEN CITY WATER WIiITE (jives Perfect Light. The Most Economical High Grade 011 Ever fluid In Canada. R SA LI. BY CEALERS EVE:itiV; I;Ei►E.