Exeter Advocate, 1908-04-16, Page 3A MEDICINE
FOR SPRING
1 , Not Dose With Purgatives -
1 tonic is All PEople Need.
!GYPSY FORTUNE TELLERHE PROUD TO
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I1\II'lllsONED FYllt •i1:1.1.I\G \ '-1.1(\•-
1\e; Mkt') sill: \\til ED El0V1.
Not .y t. Lot not 1••:..ng
*WWI... that: •'.e way most peo-
,rio feel in the :-I; :: Easily tired,
•p:petite variable, :.-:l.et.mes headaches
sand a feeling of depression. perhaps
;yimplas or erruptions appear, or there
tray 1'c twinges of rheumatism or neu-
ralgia. Any of these indicate that the
bkoJ is eat of order; that the indoor
life of winter has left its mark upon
yon and may easily develop into more
eeriotrs trouble. Dont dose yourself
els many people foolishly do with pus•
getivee. in the hope that you can put
your blood right. Purgatives gallop
through the, system and weaken in-
ilead of giving strength. \Vhat you
neeed in spring is a tonic medicine that
will make new. rich blood, build up
1H a weakened nerves, and thus give you
'stew health end strength. Dr. Williams
Pink fills is the one medicine that can
dc this speedily, safely and surely.
Every dose of this medicine makes new,
rich, red blood, strengthens the appe-
,tae, clenrs the skin, and makes tired
'depressed men and women, bright, ac-
tive and strong. Mr. Harry Huggins,
Oshawa, Ont.. says: -"I don't think
f there is anything equal to Dr. Wil-
eiams' fink fills as a curd for nerv-
cisme.% indigestion and a run down
ndition of the bkod. For sometime Ir a great sufferer from these trou-
bles. 1 tried several remedies, but no-
jlhing helped rale until 1 began taking
tDr. Williams' fink Pills. Before tak-
Ong them 1 felt like an old man, but
•tee the time I had taken four boxes my
tteength had returned, my appetite im-
proved. my nerves were steady and
ill was feeling a reneeved man."
11 you need a medicine this spring-
esad most people do -try Dr. Williams'
•fink Pills and see how speedily they
will make you feel like a new person.
Sold by all niedicine dealers or by mnit
a! 50 cents a bc.x or six boxes for $2.50
from The Dr. Williams' \icdicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
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BE\\ITCHING A WITNESS.
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Stranipe lneatitaliem by Natives in
Mombasa.
Remarkable evidence was given by
}British East African natives who have
!turned King's evidence at the inquire
'Into the murder of the Englishman, \Ir,
~Phomas London.
One witness slated that Mr. London
was surprised without his gun, and
practically hacked to death with knives
and an Arab sword, which was pro-
duced In court. The witness said that
when tho murderers were carrying
iaway the body one of them wiped his
blood-statned hand on a boundary
stone, leaving marks which formed one
or the clues leading to the discovery
'of Iho laxly in a hole on (ho hillside.
Evidence was given showing that the
pri: onus L �''SSorrned various incanta-
tions and a0R1•ilicial rites for the pur-
peso of bewitching one of the native
,I.oys who had accompanied Mr. Lon -
•don end had wilneosed the crime, so
Abel he would het give Information to
the police.
*rite bey wee placer) in a chair and
seeered_wile a bintic cloth. while one
of the gang unuttered incantations.
"Midi,- u• 5 Ilton made. and the
toe o .t' ,l ~ie Amble chnnn. The
lift -'r, • Y r ;ruled with the killing of
a 1 i r < 1(.lt 1. fiver the blood of which
Die bey was wade to step.
F•1e nnf:vcs w•r•r' found guilty of the
-{ampler and s•nleneel to death.
'RU00IND ORILDREN
A SOURCE OF DANGER
And She Did, Too, Put in the Meant+lue
the Fortune Teller Ilad Ileal
Punished.
Seven months ago a gypsy fortune
teller told a maid in the employ of a
miller in a small town near Chard, in
Somersetshire, England, that she would
acute day elope with hon. The maid
told the miller, the miller told the po-
lice and the gypsy got a month's hard
labor at the local lockup. A few days
ago both the miller and the maid dlsap-
pcared and investigation proves that
the fortune tellers prediction has been
verified. Under the circumstances, that
month in jail looks like a bit of (jus-
tice toward the nomad, but she is {vei-
ling her revenge. Dozens of servfog
maids in Somer_etshire have applied to
her for a reading and now every day
is her busy day.
The gypsy goes by the rather preten-
hous rams of Britannia Manley and is
well known in the neighborhood. 11
you cross her palm with a sixpence she
will read your past, foretell your fu•
ture, and give a piece of lace to boot
\Vhen the fates aro to be bought at
that small figure it is not strange that
the plausible fottune teller
IIAS MANY CUSTOMFIRS.
The home of the miller and the maid
who have so strikingly vutdicatetl the
claims of Britannia Manley to prophe-
tic powers adjoins the mill in the vil-
lage of Forton. Walter Mettler, the mil-
ler, has two little children and his wife
being confined in an asylum, he kept
a maid. Tho latter was a pretty girl
about seventeen years of age numed
F!orri° Ty-lhcrle'gh. Seven months ago,
Britannia came to the door and called
!o Ftorrie who was upstairs lending to
he' household dul'es. When the girl
came down she induced her to buy some
lace and then offered to hold up the
"mirror of late" for her. The girl re-
fused at first, but, upon the gypsy de-
claring that she would tell her some-
thing nice, assailed.
The fortune teller took the girl's
halal, and bending her dusky !read over
it for a few moments. professed to draw
aside the veil shrouding the future.
Then she told the plaid that her em-
ployer's wife was never coining home.
'1'o this she added the statement that
Mr. I1e11:er was very fond of the maid
and that the maid was equally fond
of the tnilier. "Soon,' she raid, "Ile
will ask you to take a very long jour-
ney with him, never to return and you
will go."
This piece of information, leaving, as
it die. the credulous little girl
SIIAKING WITH NERVOUSNESS,
was foe Important to be disclosed for
the original fee of sixpence and be-
fore she departed, Brittania demanded
and received an extra fee of a like
amount.
Soon after the gypsy had taken her
leave, Ileillier, who had been absent,
returned to the louse. Whereupon
Flerrie, who couldn't keep a secret, set
up and told hon what the intimate ef
the fates hal told her. ile professed
to be highly Indignant and immediate- Marguerite Marcel was conveyed to a
so -
hospital atter the shooting and al -
le informed the police. Britannia's jo'urn In jail followed. There was eon. Ihcugh it was first thought she weutal
siderablo local interest in tho affair at
die without recovering eottseiousness,
the time and public opinion sympa-she eventually came to and under care-
thized with tate miller. Tho gypsy (til questioning, related an entirely op -
served her time and went away to other pcsite account of the circumstances of
parts. She is n wise fortune teller. so the shooting. \\'hen shown the letters
:.he has eschewed elopements since then "Mewed 'd to have been written by her
:n her forecastings. Now that Heiner l l Belford. she immediately pronounce.l
and the mnid have taken her hirci and tient forgeries. She Said that she hat
skipped, the publ;e demand for the I never been to the cemetery with the
same k.n.l of readings may be so great roan Iter had she ever talked the clues.
that she will have 10 supply !hero. lion of suicide ever with hire. In fact,
It Ls believed that Wilier and Flkrrie,
who took the children along with Ihein
in their flight, have gone to Canada.
'- me credit/es cf the absent miller are
especially anxious (or his return as it
Li found that he was heavily in debt.
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-SHE SELLS' TIIE TIME.
Procession of a London
\\ h• n you gay • 1 a e•i
:.-,hang" sttcai 11• :
.-ickness. You . •• ly drugging
11 .tato temporary ,. Lilly. sotnn-
fng medicines contain o iates and an
ov(rdrse may kill ;he child. When
you give your little ono lioby's Own
:'thiels you have the guarantee v: a
ge vrrainetil analyst that this rax+ficin,'
75 -ales. And you haves Iho weird cif
tti.I Fand3 cd grateful mothers that this
medicine will promptly cure all the
minor ailments of ehildiootl, Mrs. 1..
\V Snnth, 51. Giles, Que.. says: -"I
have used Baby's Own Tablets for my
tutee girl for censtipatien and other
Nettles and have found thein the best
medicine 1 hate (ver used.' Sold by
mednlUlc deal• re or by mail at 25 cents
a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockv;le, Ont.
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POSED AS :A GOVERNESS.
Mow a Clever Frenchwoman Thief Car -
vied on Business.
Rlnmhe Leclerc.. who is Twenty -floc
year' of nge. and is knt,w•n to the police
as "1s. -.lel." wa.s arrested recently for
27e thefts, all rt which she is charged
V..th e 1c n•_^ ••c:Iunilted during the last
1. •;• t. . !"oris. France.
. ' .' Lair. late eyes. and an
evil . . ,. . ! trusting innocence. But
ih• m.... . ; • ache" cf taking engage-
ments r.- •. :Hess. ani after rerirain-
ing with '..• employers long enough to
lolls h.• - 1 to the valuables in the
t • ' -". departing to fresh fi••1•ts c m-
kt -prise.
She had never leen caught end might
incl have Lt -en catgut y41 :f she had
not been emcee_ s en. ;ugh to apply for
the post of cove!ness in a falnl:y nth
the had herpes herself to !I.aty w•.:!..
01 jewellery only Fix mentis ago. 1
In her room 'h•' el liee found a:i t
k r,ls of (lisge:ere, iiiclu.l.ng twelve 1
ee ei rf different colors. it -wee.:
Vt. ugh to a • trxk :t s i• p. si.yt ; fin lib
)marked with every leiter c•f Use alpha-
't•ee are a number . f savings tank
pe_ lye f.reenh the owners' names
of «1i:• h eh" Led teen able to with-
draw the s .ms stand.ng to !heir crclil.
11:.A1.01 s hlu :NtiIMAV SIIOT GIRL
AND THEN TOLL) FIXE STORY.
said h Was a Suicide I'ac 1. Intl the
Girl Reem eyed :rid Denis('
11 111.
Had his girl victim died been her
wound instead of unexpectedly recov-
ering, it is quite likely that Paul MO
lard, a young Frenchman, of furls,
who recently uncoupled to kill Murguer-
ec Marcel, might now be a floe ratan
instead of sentenced to a long irnpris-
oiirne t. So cleverly did the young
scoundrel relate his concocted story of
a suicide pact between the girl and hint
self that even the police believed a.
13u1 the account of the affair sulesequent-
ty related by his victim exposed a most
cowardly attempt of murder.
Bedford planned the shooting in n
cunning manner. It was clue to the
steps he look before the deed that he
was able to fool the police so easily.
The young girl is a dressinaker and
had been almost pestered to death by
the unwelcome attentions of her as.saii-
ant. Finally, lasing all patience, she
one eventng sent hien peremptorily
about his business saying that she wish-
ed never to see hint again. Whereupon
Bollard flew into a great rogo and ac-
cused the girl of having given her heart
elsewhere.
A few evenings later Mlle. Marcel
was returning from her work accom-
panied by her mother when she was
STOPPED BY BOFFARD.
Ile asked her if he could have a few
moments' conversation with her. Site
assented and paused in front of her
hc.me, while her Mother continued to-
ward the door. The latter had gone
but a kw step.s when she heard the
report of n pistol and turning around,
saw her daughter lying on the ground
and Bollard standing over her with a
smoking revolver in his hand. Ile had
shut the girl through the head.
A polite inspector who happened to
tx near at hand ran toward the man,
whereupon he turned the revolver on
himself and tired a second shot. The
bullet ticw wide, however, entirely mis-
sing its mark. When taken into cus-
tody Bollard told a romantic story of
an agreement between himself and the
girl, whereby he had, at her behest,
swore to shoot her first and then fol-
low immediately into the great un-
known. Ile omitted no details that
might corroborate his tale, even telling
of frequent trips made by hint and his
victim to the cemetery where they had
swore on the grave of the girl's father
to commit suicide should her neither
persist in her objection to their mar
singe. Ile produced letters purporting
to have been written by tho girl, beg-
ging him to remember his vows, and
that same evening the chief of police
received a letter from the prisoner,
which had been nmilcd before the shoot-
ing, telling him of the Intended carry-
ing out of the pact.
These plans of Bollard's were ex-
tremely clever, but he had not prepared
against the possible
RECOVERY OF THE GIRL.
w.e'ds flltencially and economically.
Ile docs not think it is due to any u_-
tual impoverishment of the country.
But a hundred years ago France hod
within her boundaries 27 per cent. of
the population et Europe, while to -day
she hos only 11 per cent. It is not the
fertility of the soil nor the excellence
of industrial products that counts, he
says. It is lite number of men tuber.
ing
ub r-
ing in a country that gives it economic
and intellectual power.
AGONIZING P1119.
Tlrc
,r1-$ haer.ie; et. -1 •-ner5.n•. gone ne
11ttJlQQ. says a Seell._.h areentatet.
Clericals
Woman.
A curious profession is that el Miss
Iiclis•vi.le el Maidenhead, who sells the
time to various watch and clock makers
in London, England. The idea was
ai ggestel to her fattier in 1535 by Mr.
Pond, the then Astronomer Royal. ile
acted on it. and by taking round u
corrected chreneeneter to the chief clock
and watch 'linkers he secured an income
of about X500.
When he died In 1556 his widow was
granted the privilege of having the
chronometer corrected at Greenwich
nhenever she liked. and she carried on
the business until tate., when she had
Cured by %ant Buk.
Me. F. As r dee, of 3 St. Paul Street,
St. Catherine,. Out., says: "For five
years 1 stiffe.cd untold ng-,ny with pro-
truding plies. 'lite pain teas en great
at times i would almost scream. 1 •.,. itt
down in weeght and had no ap• • I
tried everylit.ng I heard of f•.r- ! .t
pot no react. I went to eeve:al .t -
but they vvou'd give nie letle h 14• • t
cher getting rid of them and 1 finally
gave up in des;air. Ore day a friend
gave me a sample of Zion-Ruk salve
and told me of rorneene who had been
cured. 1 decided to try it, and the rr-
Ik! I get was encourng.ng. 1 1.... t.
a Lox, and the piles kept on dim:uishel i-
1 used three boxes and am taw «114-
plotely cured. Ono thousand dollars
Mould be none too small an amount
to give for such a cure es mine. i
!wish E could convince every sufferer
of the value of Zatn-Ruk."
Zam-Buk cures cuts, burns, cliapi'r.1
hands, cold sores, itch, ulcers, e^7erna,
running sores, catarrh, pl'e:, end 'egg, '
abscesses, face sores, spr'ng erul•t:ono
and all skin diseases. Of all druggists
end stores, 50c., or from 7.am-Bak Go.,
Toronto.
his whole story was en impudent he.
She said that ltffurd had shot her out
of jealousy.
When this version cf the affair was
retitled to him by the police Defiant in-
dignantly denied its truth, believing
the girl victim to Le dead. When ho
was told Mot she was very much alive
and that she bad toll the facts to the
nulhoritiee, he conlpklcly broke down
and male a full eonlasston. Ile said
that when he pointed tho revolver at
his own head after shooting the girl,
it was only a sham attempt at suicide,
carried out to support his story of a
pre -arranged pact.
Z I1F.RE S EVERNIIIING 1.V Br.1!t1b
FIRST.
The first train In Canada was operated
on what b now a part et the (;rand
Trunk Railway and this great system
Late ever been on the alert to stay in
the nest rank. In keeping with this
p Ti•ral pot ry the "internat.:cnal Elm.
ue ,' the premier train of the Grand
reached the age of righty -one years, 7 -ink System, is also the finest and
She handed the business over to her tri.'. -! train in Canada. and one cif the
daughter and Miss Belleville has car- to ,. •t long distance trains in the world.
twit it en ever since by permission of 1 ee;e; \lentreal every day at 9.00 a.m.,
the Asiroeomrr Royal.
She has Mout forty customers In
/various parts of London. including
many imp( ;lent and old•eslabhhcd
Ile rats.
\I:ss Re:'ev.i:e Foes from Maidenhead
to cit-en'x•.:1i every Metelny morning
and has her chs •neeneter correetelf.
She r..,eives nn (Akin! document slab
tug that her chrmentetcr differs from
tr.(nn oleic by An many seconds ani
tenths, ::nt her cuslenier-s curer••'t their
times aeeerd.ngly.
Black
Watch
Chewinp4 Tobacco
Rich and satisfying.
The big black plug.
2286
Toronto 4.40 p.m.. arriving al Detroit
at 10.00 p.m. and Chicago et 7.40 a.m.
IiIil111.1"N ON FIstNCF"S
WEALTH.
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The word "masher" is not really
slang; 11 is der.ve d from a Gaelic word,
meaning "fine, "handsome," or "ele-
gant.'
Lake Moral, in Swezerinnd, turns red
every ten years, owing to the presence
of a City plant which is .only seeible
through a microscope.
The Flagging Energies Revived. -
Constant application to business is a
tax upon the energies, and if there be
not relaxation, lassitude and depress
THE DeWITTA PLEATING CO.
Manueaotu,•ere of Pleated Shirts,
keeps a line of Voile, 1'an31rut, SAcpherd
1. 1erk, Etamille, 1 atletta Cloth, Venetian, in
all shades. \\'e also maize up your own ma-
terial to ).,llf ('11 measurements, whish re-
quires 4 yt.14. of 4: or 44 in. material for an
average skirt. \\'lite (0r particulars.
SUNBURST SKIRTS REPLEATED
ard mads as new for 11.10.
DeW itta Floating Co., 12 TORON 0. we
The Croat Freich
!External
Remedy
W Ill Relieve Those
Suffering From
Neuralgia Rheumatism,
Ccut, Colds, *ma Throat
f prays at d Patna
price sa ar4 Lo Cents. All Druggists.
or 1.y nail from
The Pango Company, - Toronto
Mtn CUSRAKTta MMMOLM.
KOTNIK0 LIK[ IT.
, \ \tl..TII1'.
I :nit' 1 •.Li "iluse you ncatced
Ow; c i,.e days whwn we seem
r • n • :,1 tcith lttC world -Inoue
t::l'.1:t v; . 'I+ Nature?"
l'rartiaal Youtlr-"Yes, Il is nlway-s
that. wey with rale on pay-day."
Externally or internally. 1t is Good. --
When applied externally by brisk rub-
bing, Dr. Thoma-' 1: ', -InciOil opens
the pores and i(re ee.-i the tissue as
few liniments do, t. ' :ng the seal of
the trouble and Iir.u.. tiate!y affording
relief. Adnlinistere(1 internally, it will
still the irritatlOn in the throat which
icduces coughing and will cure affec-
tions of the bronchial tubes and res-
p`rateey ergot's. '1':y It and be con-
vinced.
Among the Alaskan Ii dans, in the
event of a dispute, one of the parties
seen are sure to intervene. These promptly teat's up seine 4.1 lis blan-
comes trot» stomachic lroubk',s. The Wee The other 17111st follow suit, the
want of exercise brings on nervous ir- deetr:ys most blankets being
regularities, and the stomach cea.cs to us the
assimilnto ford properly. in this con-
dition Parmelee's \'egetoble Pills tvi: i •-
found a recuperative of rare renver. '-
storing
storing the organs to healthful act.
dispelling depression and reviving tee
(tagging energies.
6110 who
r, garded
ITS AD\'ANTAGF.S.
Saint Bernard -Do you really get any-
thing out of these cut chases?
'terrier -I ought to. I conduct them
cr, a purr scent basis.
leve gs ler Old Age Preity f;eneral. but
Very Sfnall- Pepulatiun.
1,-. Jaques Ikrtillon, the rtatst,._,an,
I: • jest Potted an elhcial report as
••. ! i Go' ernm nt on te Statistical he of
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1tueugiloul the pnpulatien.
1': • ' urtl:s of all the poop'.e in France
e ',. ; -., yews of age pewees sating',
Mit . the great majority' of cases the
ams,,.et is a ivial. the average kr the
Whose numb .. being altout $400.
Of 770.00() 1•ersons who died in 1906,
the ' 1 year for which the figures are
t et, only 1.343 pereens left an
ci-t ,;•• •:f $I(Xi.(e10 or ever: 6.257 1,•11
pr.pY'11y ranging from that figure 41•4 n
to Voisin. an.: 7.0011 lett frr•:n at0.(100
(i w n to !2.0141. There were 326.0110
others who lift estate rt smaller
atneitint. The 436.((al who left nettling
wire mainly woolen and ch;ldr•'n.
1)r. Beadle n J .5cusies in the report
the change f'r the worse that has token
r.laoe In the Influence whkh France
Weak and S!ckly People envy those in robust
health. No need to staynick when by the use ..t
the best ionic, " Ferrorm,'•. on can get rich blood
and renewed strength end vigor
les Angelos contains a "burning
wall," lite waters of which give a
steady red flank, so hot, that it is un-
comfortable at a distance of 10 feet.
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Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator
has no equal for destroying worms in
Children and adults. See that you get
the genuine when purchasing.
The eleven London gas companies
supply among th. !,t 46,403s',' (00 cubic
ken of grs to 1.1 .1.1+96 role-, nt•rs.
1t':nt'rr.
WF1AT CAUSES HEADACHE.
Preso 0 t.,bor t„ May. Colds are the m',st fn.
lens eau is n7 rleadachs. LAX A"i i V Ft RROMO
QUININE remorescauao^R. %%. Grove on bus 2Se
during 1t07 the Royal Natirnal 1..:•
boat Insttution craft Shoed sorn0
Ives, \chile fort)-Ihrte ves%,els w t ; v
kel•l frv:rn partial or k,tu1 loos.
A M \(:iIINE FOR WOMEN.
should be the best obtainal,:e. 'the
Wheeler & Wilson sewing maeb:nes are siege. ko wd
lodged the lightest running. most durable and
convenient of suy. Look for the Red S.
Anp lady hating used any snake n/ serving
marhint or s years or more write Singer
$coving Machine e'n.. (tanning Chamber,.
Toronto for beautiful net of ten souw'nir
views vOntario. Free for a.+4tnL• -._
in three !remit» the crew- some 700
men ---of the battle elle) \l's'euri, of the
t'nitcd dales Fleet, c•rtn,urn.d 1.500
Ixoks of cigarclle•papeas, I.Cti0 pounds
of smoking tobacco, and 37.000 cigar-
ettes. As a result, the. Surgr•..n•General
1111; now !'ecemmended that tho use of
the cigarette Le furl :.lden.
You are right In regarding enslpperas as a
Tlan. itcbin
skin wltb w'easel's Cerate ; And take Weaver's
Syrup Internally.
d.en Leroosdisra+e. Annnhrt the .wo
g
PILES CURED IN i TO 14 DAV9. ---
tl1tO Oi(TsucN I' is goarantect to curl all, The R:,yal it 1.1 ' .-1 } e a r .-!r s-'; I `;.-
pme of ltchlnz. Blind. Bleeding or Proteins. I; s;408 0uirls, iL5 eg i.n-t 1(K/.JnJ,7lti 1❑
/Ilea In 0 Iola days or money refunded. 60e.
leo6; this was In uddili.,n to 160.478,-
192 coins tthiJi were turned out for the
Cclotees.
Southern California has a stretch (1f
ceunlry, lying Lelvicen 200 feet and 300
feet ix•:ow Sea -level. which Ls covered
with salt, and yields 2,000 tons of this
mineral every year.
ITCH, Mange, Prairie Scratches en•1
every form of conlaglous Itch In human
or animals cured 1n 30 minutes by \Vol-
lrrd's Sanitary lotion. It never fails.
Sold by all druggists_
By the decision of the mayor. brides
nluy Le sold by weight at Kolked. Itun-
gory. the price being fixed at 60 rents
a pound.
Thos. Sabin of Eglington, say:: •'1
have removed ten corns from my feet
svith Holloway's Corn Cure." Deader.
go thou and do likewise.
WORKING F:LIWIIANTS.
The efforts of the Congo Slate au-
thorities to domesticate the African
c ie'pliant have brought out some inter-
esting peculiarities of Blase an.nraL'.
}luring the 5501 season, which lasts fe,ur
months, the elephants aro not worked,
hal are turned Out into the forest. in-
stead. however, of rejoining their wild
kin, they sem to keep apart. as if cf n-
sctous el the difference that their train-
ing has produced. On being brought
back to their duties they show 'no dis-
position to shirk their work. Their
presence sometimes attracts we 1 els'•
phnnts to the %:cinily of their rsene et
Lot these wd•1 animate are usu-
ally 1.:. ei'•I an.1 intractable to be used
0s I'� : •' s
1 N
1--lE NO. to -I8
In 11.3 initial stages n co'.7 is a local
nlitrcnt ensity dealt wlrh. 13u1 many
n• y lrrcl 11 and the result Le often the
eb te"upnteut of disli-es•mg rooters e1
Iter hr• nrhinl tubes and lungs that
1(11,14 r ;glee misrrab!e for the unhappy
t tun. As n first aid there '.$ nothing
in the handy rnedlcil.e lire ') certain
in curative rosea; as Rtck!t's Artti-Con-
nurnpliee Syrup, tho feu fat':cd remedy
for colds and coughs.
RAW FURS
wp pas highest price for ell kinds_ $711P TO VI
Liberal as.ottr. drat. Prompt returns.
D. H. BASTEDO & CO
Mauuract urers and kop,,rters,
77 King at. Last, Toronto. kstablisbec 737
FREE
!tend us your
name and address
for 13 pieces of
jewelry to NU at decent• each, µ hut (sold mod us the
ewe° and ,. .,ll tend you three TWO iOLI f. GOLD
111110.1 AISOa. tt'e trust you witted,. 7evefr7 and wltleend.
It ►lrcharg•. nal 1. send WO your name and address uo..
STAR MFO. cO.,H 1q at.,r10T1111.EC=.LL,a.I.L.
AGENTS. $103.50 PER MONTH
aelitng these wonderful
8vlesors. V. C. OI.bner,
Columbus, 0., sold 21 pairs
In 3 bouts, made Ow • you
eau do it. we .how bow.
PRES OUTFIT.
Biter's! inducements to Cana.11anAgents.
Theresa* M'f'g; Co., 802 It at. Drayton, 0.
WELL DRILLS
With ono of Loomis' late improved maehinea
you are sure of large profits on thy n rtal
Invested. They are tho leaders in t1+gKi4 Brie.
Certainlelt
DrillingyMachinery made In America.lnAd+dress
LOOMIS MACHINE COs, TIFFIN, OHIO.
AIR
RIFLE
EARN
THIS
•
"11 otoltid 11!04'0 rite nligl,bly. \t: -s
Seo :1- • -a r1 \Ir, \lugley, "1.o have 74 e
go to the th. etre w th lite this morning." 1
"Ilntn y -.II :c urea the mints?' asked i
prr•lestm is "ou're not 34. h••as y as a
iha1"
Tits 7. fbe Itme fn paint w!eh Ramsar'•
Pointe Paint your roof. paint your stept
paint roar whole house. Ramsay • Paints
are the oldest and best known In Carved*
for style. Leanly. wear and tear. lour
dealer has a large 'aortic boob at his re,lor
yards They are beautiful Write A Ram•
tar & Son Co . Montreal. for oat k of Bou•
Tenlr Puture Post Cards of Homes.
p► lring Ile! eIrippnge e.f Pc trnllic t:
n 11:ey thor•ntghtate n bus -either. et
or: 1114? 1V+ti:•r,Al fora ch4.n o e.1 disel:.t
•ng hes wit. eepie,l a group of Italia,.
empl..ye I In ;riving the ns;rtl:•lt to;e1
wily. a •• : ng deer 017401.(411 4,4 n^ • '
t' • 1'tI'
11.. t•'r cellc•I •'i1 •
civy1'I
gull iso k tit • )rl,iy - '1
a Ler:.
S - eeestl0A .- Mien Ii!. nereez '!''r
• t - 0(1•.1 h'! w lune leery gi
:..•. t roe'elnesa• r. h•'1► ilae mind
, with gln'otn era d,sutal forebnl!iit:s.
'he result of derangement of the diges-
t ee tyle,_ ak•(•Stl•••-rae.a conies to add
1 ,,
For hunting or target practice. The king ale
Olio is sure Leath to small game. We Is ore
thi4 gun to any boy who will sell twenty-five
packages of Itlulne for us. Bend for the midi,P„-.lay. Wo trot you. When you sell the 25
packages at 10 cents each. return our t?.5n, am
we will Immediately send you the rine, a
ii
eh:argos prepaid -
T811 COLONIAI. MANUPACTURINO CO.,
Dept. B. tihmllton, Ont.
F000D gpJdIpi1ad1 J!iht
WANTED
t• her frm owner having
sale. \4 prticular about 1„ati.n
se ive rice an eser ton. an, res..
r rellin. State when p i.0 can
. tri! ew t owners on y. Darbyshire. nu: 064, Rochester. N. Y,
s�
r T BOROU"ti�
ETER ' NOE CO ITS
b PfTfTROROUGN,
l b Ont Caned'
SEND FOR (MAl06UE
A WELL
STOCKED
V EGETABLE
GARDEN
RENNIE.'S "GEM GARDEN"
COLLECTION OF
VEGETABLE SEEDS
rontain. iw1 1!. light g,.antiI,es of ea.h kind
to give i pkntdur supp!y of fresh %elletab:es
every day in the season -early or late
Ask for the "(It M (IAI(DEN" Collection
when ordering. It contains
1 th. Dwarf Stringless Yellow rid Brants
ib. DwarfStringlr•s Green 1'.d Itcans
pkt. Dwarf Mishima Meana
1 pkt. Round Red Hert
1 pkt. Early ........... Cabbage
1 eke. intermediate Red . Ca►rot
.j T1). Ear:y Sugar Corn
I pkt. Slicing ..
Cucumber
1 pkt. Cabbage (leading lettuce
1 pkt. Early. Slicing . Omura
1 pkt. Large. noising Onion
7
rkt•
ruingg t1"hire Parente
ih, I/arI.e.t Dwarf .. Peas
Rt. Medium Fatly Dwarf Pea♦
1A. Late Iswart res.
111 pkt. i Suzy R,wnd R.J.. tteAlsh
pkt. iklarrnw r uw.h
rk•. F:arty Smoo•h ?•cartel Tomato
I : • Round white Table tornlp
$2.50worth of Seeds for $1.00
t A,YIrr•. .
WM. RENNIE CO. Limited. SEEDS
TORONT0
t)(7l\N :17' THE CiiO':S t.:1 \IDS.
r.r
form! • •1/ became r,f thnt
1a•cs5. 11 Univ the subject s.gn, '.\ ' • ;:iikd Bee!, lint used
•'p+, there w•nuld tenni'
and temporary relief. Dar-'•• lac. .11 -"INA` ! r.! It,. -hop
etnl c 1' "a 554'1 not only in- t•~. -1 e1 to 'Auteie. a,:e
l j.t '.viii a(7 so beneficially 1. u1, their 1 ,
. " ,..lke rehashed • o "'rev it' ,•. , • y
week, s1i ani;•'r. `_
pts, r • .tn Si pl•u l•linp! yar.l.e T ••TO CI'11P. A .'01.D IN ONE RAT
duce•l "' .1. i15 during It1(1i. EIS aga i reggggi1ete rerun I more? If it fade I , es.. a w.
37: in the previus year. 11ovit5dgaalsreI.on•e••kt"1 'se.
• LAZO1t%0 11R04(1 (jninlne Taileta.
IN ;
Voir .!tiring )r' 7 ; , , ! y 't • 1 1 ii( e n 1".41 7• -5..A',
• e. • ! ^,cat irloir. ''.'.n e t r, • o. toSeed ly a 11,astets-
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