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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1908-03-19, Page 7s RHEUMATISM IN THE BLOOD Care it by Enriching the Blood With Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, There is only one %vas• by which rheu- matism cnn t8 cured. it must be treat. ed thgMegh the blood. Liniments and eutw: nI applications may give tenipor- ary rebid. but they cant possibly cure the trouble. And while you are experi- menting with liniments the trouble is every day Lemming more firmly root- ed in the system, end more difficult to cure. The poisonous acid that causer rheumatism must be driven out of the t•klod, and you omitt only do this by making new, rich. red blood through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Mr. Chas. 11. Lumley, of Ilrlckfor 1, Ont., Is elle of Qtut best known farmer; in Lanlb!on county. About three years ago. while Mr. Lumley was engaged 'n threshing, he became overheated, and Ibis was followed by a severe chill that Markel the rheumatic pains. Mr. Lum- ley says: "1 did not think anything of 11 at the tirne, as m was accustomed to bring exposed to all kinds of weather. As a result i was unable to go about next morning. 1 had severe pnins in my anus and legs which I Treated at first with the usual home rcmedie, As these did not help me, and the trouble was growing worse the family doctor !(,'as sent for. but he did not have any teller succors. He told me 1 was suf- fering from a severe attack of rheuma- tism. and there can Le no doubt afoul it, as 1 was confined to my home afoul four months before I was fortunately advised to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. 1 sent for a supply, and it was not k.ng be'oro 1 found They were helping .me, and by the time 1 had taken a halt dozen boxes the trouble had entirely disappeared. In other respects the pi'1- ala) greatly improved my health, and 1 never felt better in my life than 1 have since' taking thein. 1 therefore most cheerfully recommend Dr. Wil - chants' Pink Pills to other similar suffer- ers." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills make cures of this kind alter doctors and common medicines fail, 'because they actually make new blood. They don't cure the ,mere, symptoms. They go right to the rot of the troubto in the blood. That ,is why this medicine cures anaemia. lndigesl'on, neuralgia. palpitation of the heart. and the headaches ani back- ) aches brought on by the ailments that IP 1111 the lives of so many women with misery. Do not lake any pills without the full name. "Dr. \\'Illiams Pink Pills for Pale People," on Pie wrapper around the box. Sold by all nmerlictne deal- ers or by mail at 50 cents a box oreec boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. 1 BEGGARS AS CHOOSERS LONDON WORKHOI''-1 INMATE:8 IR ATON tit';W TIME. Capered to Work, It Able Bodied, Rut Tticy :.re Skilful at Ceara/nu laeor. Certain boards of guardians in Greater London have gained for them- e.•Iv<ei a workdwi•le reputation for the lavishness with which they spend the public's money upon the housing. feed- ing. ckrthing and entertaining of the peer. In some workhouses the pauper is a pampered person who enjoys his pllte to well willingly to go back to the outside avert(' and baffle for an Independence. Ile is fed with a liber- ality which usually manifests Itself In the rotundity of his figure; his incdi- tline 1s not always the nauseous con- •l,cl:ons so offens.ve to the detente pa- late, but frequently the juice of the grape; and test he should become bored by lark of variety in his surround- ings there are bllllnrd rooms. rending r -'ems with the latest per.odlsn!s. drn- nintic enterininments nrui coucer's ter lits diversion. This stale of One's has brought forth the profess.onel pauper. an individnnl who sefear Ma werkheuses with festedr- ouF care and an epleurean eye upon its Wile. Before he enter% any irstitution Tie makes htmse'f fnrnitinr with every detail c,f its management. the charne. tort f iia master, the quality <•f the feed and the nnture a lite week require.) Ape him. Ills expert knewlydge e,1 the Aregulations tells hien jute wtore he ran AP creep through thee wtl'ch threaten his. e, mforl. Work. of course. is as d stasteful to him AS the pe -I d:cal bath. and if he cannot evade It it is not f..r %%ant c1 efl••rl. Accord ng to the rl'es R1' t'h'e barbed paur" r: are expected to week. It iR surprising bow the "pro- fess.ettal' manages to RF.\tANN AN INVALID. The Londe n pauper is net backward In sticking up for his rights. whether real cr imag tlirr. If he thinks rt mas- ter is rnlprs.tle -..pen him he d..es not hes-late to complain to the beard of guaMtans, wheh probably takes hts Merl cr t ! y the peelers of et:erti . ' 'ditch too'.' apron lhernrv'Ices to re . ,, etly an . They .equestiel that k1 Flieuld ie : • Ir emerge for t•re'nktnst. t - lOc. The Iateat The master persisting in Ills opinion' that grid was better tor thein, they raided the kitchen and poured the el - fending oatmeal down a drain. The paupers of Lambeth were even further. Recently the inmates of the workhouse there oro ente•1 a memorial to the board of guardians asking that they might bo fad for their work. 11ho et the guardians pcinted out that the work was nk'i-ely child's play, while another said that the board could not ray wages, but could give extra tobacco allowances. Tho matter was referred to a ooninettee, which finally decided to recognize the arduous labors of the memorialists by increasing their sup- plies of tobacco. A clever faire upon the comm arntive Wean , In which the London pauper fives has been writ'cn by George G'or- iel in the form of a play, EN'TI'TLED 'TIIE HOUSE," which at present is meeting with much success at the Court 'theatre, London. It Ls in two acts -.the first, depressing melodrama; the second, delightful c enl- edy. The scene of the first act is a squalid garret occupeel by a family on the verge of starvation through lack of en!- ptoymen•t, 'There are four of them - lee Creek, n carter, his wife, his daugh- ter and the grandfather. The via man 1- aged and infirm to withstand the privations like the others, but he resolutely sets himself against the en- rtreal'es c.1 his fellow sufferers to accept the re';ef the poor laws offer. To take such u (curse would bring rt' stigma upon the name of a family which had hitherto kept its escutcheon unblotted by the acceptance of such relief. But starvnt-on at last overcomes his pride and he is forced reluctantly to become the Heist pauper of the family. Ile goes cif with tors in his eyes and sobs in his'throat. In the next act Joe Creek has found employment, Newels have brightened and there is much joy at the know- ledge That the old man will now be able to discard tits workhouse uniform and return to the bosom of his fatuity. Tho grandfather comes to see him. They find a remnrkablo change, not only in his appearance but also in his prin-_iples, llealthy, WEi.L FED AND WELL CL.OTiIED, he Is wholly satisfied with his condi- Can. When they break the joyous news that he can return and share their humble home as of yore he LS shocked at the suggestion. present lot is so comfortable that his former Lf', even at its beet, 1s un- bearable in comparison. Return to the cid precarious existence? Why, the mere thought of having to climb the king fi.ght< of stairs upsets his enie. is the w. Palouse he would take the e'evator. Finally he dilates upon the luxuries enjoyed by the pampered pau- per with such effect That his hearers deltertnine to abandon their hard strug- gle for a bare living, join the grand- father in Iho workhouse and accept the many good things to bo had for the ask- ing. The author is accused by Interested of 1 ia's of cross exng eratimn in his de- scription scription of ltlo w'nv in which the poor loon are administered. but those ac- quainted wllh recent rcvclatleins of workhouse micma'nagement in Greater London will we/ignite that the pielure he paints Is based upon indisputable facts. — --ik ILLS OF CHILDHOOD, HOW TO CURB THEII Three is no m.(IRine can equal ilaby's Own Tablets for the cure of such ills of habyhootl and chlklheod as consti- palien, indigestion, diarrhoea, colic, simple fever, worms and teething trou- bles. When you give this medicine to your little ones you have the guarantee of a government analyst that it is per- fectly safe. Mrs. Thos. Mills. Ethel, Ont.. says: "I have used Baby's Own Tablets for my little boy and find Them just the medicine needed to keep babies twelthy. They are easy to lake and al- ways do good." Sold by medicine dea- lers or by mail at 25 rents n lox from The Dr. Williams' Medicine CO., Brock- ville, Ont. CRANI{S OF MANY KINDS ONE IN LONDON WHO TiIROWS INK ON D%1NTl' SKIRTS. Woman 14rlatfhr,l !laic !'torn window. C;uerc' 11rad' \inn Cut Girls' Boots. What possItile fun anyone can find in destroying other people's properly. or eaus.ng then' needles annoyance, it is band to conceive. But the fact remains that there are t visleil intellects of this kind -ape -like humans, whose aim in life It to commit Fume particular torn of mis- chief. always unpleasant and sometimes dangerous. Jack the inkman. who has lately been we rking his wicked will in the West End of l.ond. n, is one of these. He seems to Gear a particular grt.rlge against ladies who wear white or light-rokeml dresses. Ni) one knows who he Is er how tie does it. Mit as many ns sic worsen have rem- p'nined to the police in one day of find- ing their dainty skirts splashed and ruin- eo with great getut; of black Ink. Four years age ---to be exact, in No- verntrer, moa -a crank with a similar malicious mania ran anleek in Metz, Germany. No fewer than seventeen dresses were spoilt in a week. One r'., r.g Frau Lange. wife of a military i . n, was walking home, when she Saw a man mending a blcyck. As she f•nseel at* thelight that Pornething touched her in the back. But when she turned TIIE MAN WAS BIDING AWAY. A pinteemen ran up. and shouting leo her that her tack was peaked with ink, tushed after the fugitive, but failed to catch hient mater the pollee arrested a suspect, and found to his house a number of bottles of ink and amriin syringes. Most unluckily, one of his 1 H EALING POWER OF PINE 11 you have ever taken a wall thrvugti a pine forest, you will reinem• ber hew, ternest urroensciotlely, the toad was thrown back and lungs ex. ',ended as you drew in, w.th long deep breaths, the pine -laden ear. ltow is vigorating it was --how healing! '1 housands of men and weemen suffer- ing from lung and eronch.al alfecUens, but whose cmrcwnstances prevent thein from seeking renewal health in the pine forects, can be relieved and cured in their own home by us.ng Virgin Old of P.ne (pure). This preparation con- tains all the health -giving pespertas of the lorost trees, anti will break up it cold in 24 hours and cure any cough that is curable. It is also a perfect neutralizing agent for uric acid, and affords s verly rvl.ol in cases of rheumatism, lame"bac.k, or other affec- tions resulting from disordered kidneys. Virgin 011 of Pine is put up In %-oz. vials only kr druggists to dispense, each vial enclosed In a round wooden case to prevent breakage and exposure is light. This case is sealed with en engraved wrapper showing the name - Virg n Oil of Pine (pure). Prepared only by i.each Chemical Go., Windsor, Ont. --Mainly printed thereon. It is well to get the genuine. Should your druggist be unable to supply you, you can have a ee-oz. vial mailed to you Ca- sending 50 cents to the Leach Che' mical Co., Windscr, Ont. victims could identify him, so he was released. Another London terror -who has, for- tunately for her victims, not been seen o! late -was the frenzied woman who haunted the pavement outside fashion - chic shops and snatched hats from the heads of unsuspecting window -gazers. This woman is described as small and pale, and dressed in black. She was astonishingly rapid in her performances. In ever case the hat was torn from its upon the pnvenlenl before the victim well knew what had happened. Leytonstone had n most unpleasant freak in the shape of "JACK TiIE CLIPPER." A short, dark men with a hxkcd nose and n black moustache, he was dreaded by young ,girls who wore their hair down iheir barks. Ile would creep up behind, and with one sweep of a keen blade slash the pigtail off, and decamp at full speed. Ile, too, was never caught. About the same time that the bonnet - smasher appeared in West London. city shopkeepers --and especially those around St. Paul's -suffered much from a crazy window -scratcher. This was a woman who, provided with a glass - cutter, actually cut pieces out of the panes. 11 was not for purposes of theft, slrnply for pure mischief. A GOOD TIME TO BUY CLYDF.SDA?.FS Those who know farmers who are paying for thee" farms and making money usually appreciate that to raise a few feels each year is a sure money maker. Clydesdale horses are recog- nized to be the best heavy draft herd et horses for Ontario and every up-to- date farmer should try this year, when prices are low. to procure a brood mare al the current prices. Quality and pedi- gree should always le considered when purchasing to breed from. so only high- class marcs should be procured. A numtor <if chances In the way of auction sales have gone by, but there 1.s an Important sale to be held al Reaver'on, March 12th, where many brood mares are to be sold, heavy in foal. This Is an opperitmity to be taken advantage of. These mares are ewned by Mo'-srs. Dented Gunn & Son. tee pro- prieties ',f tee famous Dunrobin Stock Farm. The reputetkn of these men le stimelcnt to guaran'ee a good sale and good animals. Farmers considering their own Intcreets would do we7 to remember the date. -•F 111E DIFFERENCE. 'That fellow drinks like a beast.' "Is lw so beef as all that?' "Er -I wouldn't say that. Yen know, leasee only dr.nk as much as they meed, and Iden only water." B`ckk's Anti -Consumptive Syrup is an unparalleled remedy for colds, coughs. influenza and diFeases of the . thrmel and lungs. The fame of the medicine nests "A way. yard ee■ga" is the cry of tortered upon years of successful use in eradi- lungs t rr more'. ri,r. them All. i. Lung Ralsas• h,ch as.•1 with good •Acct .nn is comump- cating these affcctions,and in protect- s„e. early stags. rag mankind from the fatal ravages of ccnnunption. and as a negl r-tcd cnl1 leads to consumption. one cermet to toc careful to fight it In its early sta6es. [tickle's Syrup is the weapon, use it. Mrs. Grny-"\\Kiat did she say when you told her I first mel my husband In a big store?" Mee While --'She re- marked It was w••nikrful what a lot t t cheap articles were to be picke,l up 1n some et those places." A CLEVER SWINDLER. Uniform of Naval Officer ilrolight Wealth to alt Impostor. A clever rascal masquerading in the uniform of a warrant officer cf the navy has boon arrested at Greiz, in central Germany. For the last month this individual, whose exploits in seine respect; re- semble those of the famous Captain of Koop nlek, has been visiting towns and villages in the neighborhood of Greiz in a naval uniform, decorated with the Chem medal. Ile speedily became known at most of the inns and t eerhouses, where he was welcomed by the people frequenting these places, probably for the sake of the uniform ha wore, probably also because of his extraonlinary oratorical equipment. Ile harrangued his company about the haidships of warrant officers and their tivuble in driling recruits, especially these recruits who had the misfortune ec bs educated ht universi'ies. 1n ono way and nn :cher, and cn vari- cus pretences, leo collected censiderablc sums of money from Persons in sym- pathy with him. Encouraged by itis suocess he took to lecturing on his .x- periences in China, rivaling the famous 1.'c Rougemont in tales of hairbreadth es'apcs. On the Kaiser's birthday he addressed a large and fashionable au- dience on Iles theiale with extraordinary silt Cels financlaity. But Nemesis was at his heels. Ile was delcc'ed in various Inconel:asncles et statement and arrested. It trans- pires that Iho man has never scrag n warship in his life, and was never in China. He had teen a soldier, but had been drummed out of the army for per- tsistcnt misconduct, and when last ern- pley'ed ho was a servant. FOUR HOSPITALS FAILED. Jalnes Ileard, of Morton Park, Ont., says: "While ernpieyed at the Specialty Works of Newmarket 6 er 7 years ago, I bruisot my ankle, but through neg- lect this bruise turned to an ulcerated cr burning sore which caused me a great deal of suffering. i tried a great mumter of doctors, and was in the hor- pitol four times. I tried almost every- thing, but clothing did me any geed. l could not sleep at night with the scald- ing and burning pain, but from tl.e first application of Zarnbuk 1 never last any sleep, and felt nothing more of it than if I hadn't had any sore at all. It started healing an(L gave me no further trouble. m persevered with 11 and my enkle is now as sound and well as ever II was. 1 cannot speak too highly of Zani-Buk." Zam-Buk cures cuts, burns. chapped hands, chalings, cold sores, it,h, chit - Irene, eczema, running sores, SO, o throat, bad chest, ringworm, piles (blind or bleeding), bad legs, Inflamed patches, rheumatism, neuralgic, sciati- ca, abs^eases and all diseased. injured and Irritated condition of the skin. Oh- tu:nable of all druggists and stores, fiOc. or post-paid upon receipt of price from Zai-Buk Co., Toronto. ONE 011 OTHER. "Yes," said the bachelor, "a fellow may think he's having a high ole lime at night, but someth.ng will surely tell teal next morn:ng that he simply made a fool of hi►rmsclf.'"Yes," replied the married man, "cr somebody." u_ TO CURE A COLD IN ONT. DAT Y►te LAX A'lMMK BKUM(t Quinine Tablets. Dn``jjt.te refund motley 11 It fall. to cure. 1C. W. anova's slgoatur• is on each boa. 23c. AN AEI11AL SA11.O11. "So you are a sailer. my poor man?" said the peed housewife. "Well, 1 wish you would go dawn in the cellar and hail out the two feet of water that has alcumulatcd down there.' "Ugh!" grunted Dusty Dennis, with n shudder, "1 dare riot go near water. lady." "What? A sai'or afraid of satcr?" "Yes. mum. Ycr Scc. 1 was a sailor on an airship." (lard and seftcorns cannot withstand Holloway's Corn Cure: it is effectual every time. Get a bottle at once and be happy. TIIE ONLY KIND. "What, after all, are tee trues et pollees?" "If cne is to speak term -tser•ntien, 1 should any there aro only two varic- Ues--lerrwns and plums." Like • bad habil a skis disease grows. !emit► low humorseies•ma and all eruptions may be ` gyred with isar•rs Cerate. waisted lasernallp by Wearer's syrup. Ali Druggist. Strnp,r,thy may be all rght in its way, but it dce.Fn't w•e.gh much. The Lest way to step a wagging tongue is to stop your ears. A Recognized Regulator. -To bring the digestive organs into symmetrical working is the aim of physicians when they find a patient suffering from sto- machic irregularities. and for this pur- peso they can prescribe nothing better than Parmelee's \'cgclabk Pills, which will be found a pleasant medicine of surprising virtue in bringing the refraC- lory organs tate autieclMn and restor- ing estering them leo norrnnl action, in which ec.ndiUon only they perforin their du- ties properly. How easy it Is to tell others .Cs no use to worry l When women ask favors they sny •please." After obtaining thein they say what they pleas;. The. average woman is inclined to exaggerate - except when •peeking about her age. RCB, Menge, Prattle Scratches and every form et contagious itch in ht.man er animals cured in 30 minutes 'by W'ol• trrd'a Sanitary tx'tion. It never tails. Scold Ly all druggists. "And then." exclaimed Nils% Pncsny indigmnnt!y, "she asked me if 1 wouldn't marry the first man that carne along" "The Wen!' exclaimed Miss Cutting. "Don't !bete obviously unneccs.ary questiens make you tired!' What should he Forgotten ? Everythingthat ser, 11 hat .1e •uid Rol he forgotten ! " he It a: L' Menth •1 I•last.rs ; a posit,* sore for mutcw tar rheumatism and neuramtia. The Central Nurseries aro supplying splendid rata• in Font and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Bobs rapetlass. New Herbert Raspberry, R►kman Rtrawberry flan{, to varietly All well gruwn. Truss, dependable stock. bond (or our 0400 1►e1Cwd •ate ifgue. li'r ship direct to our customers, sl(h satisfactory setoffs. fry 26th )ear seed Potatoes Climax, Eureka, Eldorado, n'eck's Karly, I, King, lie l,1 ('oda, and other This &J. will nut appe.4 again. A. C. NJLL & S)l1, ST. CATNERINES% ONTARIO. Meir 110N 1 1115 PAPER. " For this pallet Ruch Thanks." KRYPTOK' SOLID 81 -FOCAL Write for Kryptok Booklet txplating the/ amuse KRYPTOK Altnonncemeot is made of the opening of an Optical and Kodak Establishment at 11111 Yong* Street, 'Toronto, by Mr. Joseph O. Williams, Prescriptive Optician. Mr. Williams' yeses of select experience with the leading optical house of New York, and hts position of recent yews as manager ul Ryri• Brothers' Optical Department, Toronto, are sug- testire 01 the kind of service to b• bad at bee present quarters. Numerous stylet of glasses offered are eaciusly designs. All lenses and mountinges made by him are of the eery best inailty. Mr. R tlitams enjoys the distinrlion or being t1 • eras opticia• In Can- ada to a es-revfully grlud the celebrated 'lir1pto5 Invisible ntf.•cal (wane+ and has scgvtted patents and eacluslre rights to manufacture these lenses for the Dominion of Canada. You may trust the care of your glasses Here with rnntid•nce. The pleasure of musing sun Is most 'eventfully solicited. J. C. WILLIAMS OPTICIAN, 131 longe Street, Toronto 1 SIGNET -,RING 1 21(1,1 To introiuce our A goods enol that we may send you our catalog, ekiei coutaose hno•tre re 4 Barg a::a to s,sry liar of good•. We ei'.4 .end you ill!, hwdsome 9oikl Oou Menet R:eg, wi b raised ..robe on odes. ruit.ut. res en, worms or .[.ildr. n , are .l, 1h.• rage al the p•caent glue 1'o.lpud with aur c,ralag fur 1'[ .t rola. anted �ea.Ig s, rd +nr,e ls. 5 cents .W1 cava. 7tlt DORDON Cu., Aslpt U -s, rlrld5eport,Coune The Colonel -"Do you believe to dreams?' Little Jones -"No; f married one." 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FOOD Mat IvdLa a/, s..rr:tAtns arid ea VITALI FY .suis>' n+//+r,O.nMr'r. • Tl:e price •.o Ode manetoee remedy le as a Pon (ss Pith), toot In order to demrnsPate Its meds, orders rece.md pilot lo Ap$la,d111 he (l'o.lfor fa sera postpewlin plain rapper. Mos. hack If at ran �acItor laorresyoaden,e sedated. ia�'lraw6O a 1 11000 It.. New Yo k'DIV ,t W, ANYTHING AT A PINCH. The goat pcecred 13110 the yard. It w'aE Ninnday, and he wits hungry. "lien starving," quoth he, "but I roust do it." "Do what?' inqu:eed a stray horse. "Take in washing?' tespondcd the goat, as he broke through the fence. MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN. Mount Clemens 1s famous threuchnnt America es an alt -the -year-round health re- sort. and thousands or people bear testi- mony to the benefit!; derived from its min- eral waters in cases of rheumatism and kindred diseases. For bilious and liver troubles. digestive troubles. nervous dip - orders. general debility. etc , the efficacy of its waters 1a wonderful. Seventy -fire per cent of rheumatica are cured and ninety per cent. benefitted. Write J. D. McDonald, I)ie- . lrict Passenger Agent. Grand Trunk Rail- way Ryetem, Toronto. for handsome de- scriptive booklet telling you all about it. DOUBLE -DISTILLED i'A'IiiOS. "Don't ycu feel web?" asked a friend. "Nut very," answered Mr. Cumrox. "Why dont you go hornet" "i can t. Mother and the girl! ere g.v ng a tea and I'm not inv.t'd." PILES CVIIED IN G TO 1i DAYS. PAZ° OiNTMEYi' Ie g•.arante..l to fere any ease of Itching, Bind, ill.eding or Prvludlag Moo 10 0 so 14 days or m ,oey refunded. 60o. AN INCENTI\ I.. "I►useel seems to be ter .r,g baseness now." "Yes. and his wife is Inrl:e1s Bible kir his success." "You dont say?" "Well. she has certainly mn(k it tw- ee -eery for hien to earn mere II)Orley," Slitter No More. --There me thousands who Lve miserable lives because dye. +psis dulls the faculties and shadow t existence with the ( loud of depression. One way to dispel the vapors that be. ret no. i iehms of this disorder Is to or- der Neem a course <rf Pttrrnnke'A \'eges fable Pills. which tire among the best lege-table pills known. tieing easy to take and are most cll'IeaGous in their action. A trial of them will prove this. a good respon- "Which .do you prefer." amid the en- thusinatic young lady --"music cr po- etry?" 'Poetry,' answered 111tss Coy- cnne. "You can keep poetry shill up In a hook. You dent have W listen to it unless yeti choose." Mere Mee Needed in the Moo.: ref pale, fie down people. " Ferruvlm," the test tonic. wilt pot It there. At all general stores and Uluggls{a --- 41'------ ('I.Otlllai ARM 7111: \ISN. Title ihilld of Ilnryll:lr% find a 1.1eaer Si twine. The Buaa;est .\ . 'ea; pol.ce have arrested a band . f r egnntty dressed t urglarr, including the leader. a mete Toney] Ochre.11, tvh•) helve ro:amid• e many r-.bber.es in pr.ynte touse4 (Ilii Ing the last few ',lentils. Ochred, idea is that if one is well dressed one is never suspected. its clothed his band in drees stet*. fur coats and opera hats. Tiley drove about the oey in the evening in dash- ing twee, -horsed carriages. and attack- ed Writs the cC'llfonh <1 wh ch were 1M•ughl fro b(` out at parties er the theatre. When they 1, unci the people al hot(' they ap' katizrd cotlrk'ously, saying they had ten n invite.) one to dinner. but had IL s'irk(n Ilse Muse. 11 you would be frit ndless, be Irani.. Tet ERBOROU&i' -��lNO�Cc�z`aJ ti - 'ETfRSORO'✓GA( 64'I' Canada. Ss<NDFOR CATALOGUE Art :"tforfatit .Vro R,oIi by a Canadian .m n: •list THE ROAD TO DAMASCUS lis If. A. Mitchell Iteays, autho,- of "110 'Chat Fat -wt, reread with Me. A beautiful portrayal of the martial relation, with a powerful treat- ment of co-education. Pronounced by critics "awe1LY ONE OF MN SatSON'S 81.T NOVEL•." At all bookstores, g1,10. or sent postpaid en reeelpt of price, by the publishers. Small, Maynard a Co., 1 Deacon tlt, Boston, Mous, WANTED to hear from owner baring A GOOD FARM for sale. Not particular about location. Please give price and description, and res.. son for selling. State when possession can be bad. Will deal with owners only. L. Darbyshire, Box 984, Rochester, N. Y. siandMINIVa Why Go South? Try a Visit to the Famous Springs of the "81. Galilarines Well" CANADA'S HEALTH RESORT In the Niagara Peninsula. Tb. treatment .t Nervrouaseas sad Rheumatism a Specialty. APPLY tns WILLAMO, as. CatIRSIPKa rf DEPENDS. She -"\\'hat do you thunk of health feeds?' IIs -"They're all right when you ro rating for pleasure-; but when you're itewnr,ght hungry It's steak and onion for mine.' WHAT CAUSES nlaD .CRF. Ines October to May. Celle ase the m .•t fres. Na awe of Deadaehe. (.%XA't1t E Ito•o'10 QUINiNK remove•.xew. K. 11.0ro.ve on L .s gee Every dreg has his woman has les way. Keep booth lees on is anxious let do you One trial of Mother Graves Worm Exterrllnlltor will convince you that 11 has no equal as n worm medicine. Iluy n t•otlk and see if it does not please Jou. day and fiery an enemy who e favor. ANNUITY FOn A DOG. Mr. Arthur Taylor Newbold. of the Springs. Bury, Eng'antt. who has left en create of .kite t n e10.000. mot ides by his w 11 an annuity of .C26 for the 14 Refit t.t hs gree boon l Wildfire 1L. "Worn the trus10 s are d reeled oft '0 pLrt with e,th'r by sale. gilt or (l'* stnrcug,n, or otherwise. but shrift free sonnlly sees that lo is well kept, bonged. fed and cared kir unt.1 he shalt do a natural death.' Lit 1. No. 11 O!.