Exeter Advocate, 1908-06-11, Page 7Another Modern Miracle
Paralysis Permanently Cured
The Sufferer Paralysed From Waist to Feet—Encased in Plaster of
Fula for rine Months— Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Cure After
lour Doctors Had Failed—Tho Cure Vouched for by a Well
known Clergyman.
Paralysis. no matter how 'slight, is a
terrible aflli; t:on, but to Lo paralyzed
from waist to the feel, to bo a helpless
cripple, totally dependent upon what
others do for you, is a condition as
wretched as man could possibly bear.
Such was 11:e state of Mr. Allan J. ,e.c-
` rionald, of Inco Point, P.E.I. For over
a year ho was a helpless invalkl. Ile
was paralyzed from his waist to his
feet and for nine months lay in bed
enca_;.d in a plaster or Auris cast. Four
el lee hest doctors in Prince Edward
Island were unab:e to help him and Ito
veined doomed to a life of misery
and de -pair. But, topo came to hire
when he read of what Dr. \Vill•ams'
Pink I'i1Ls had done for other sufferers
from paralysis. ile procured a supply
o! the Pills and Bogan laking them.
Gradually they broke the chuins of dis-
ease that bound him, and filled his
whole betty with new blood, life and
vigor. Mr. McDonald says:—'1 am a
farmer and in consequence have a
great deal o4 hard work to do. One
day while about my work I injured my
tack, but at the time I paid little at-
tcnt.olt to the injury and continued
my work. As time went on, though,
the pain tecame more severe and I
coon found rnyself unable to lift any-
thing no matter how light. r
It was
not long before I had to top work al-
together and consult a doctor. Ile
treated me Lut his treatment did not
!Delp me and 1 rapidly grew worse. 1
had to take to my ted, and in the hope
that my spine might receive strength
1 was encascrl in plaster el auris
cast. This did not help me and
could feel the paralysis slowly creep -
Ing over me till 1 was totally paralys-
ed from my waist to my feel. 1 lost
all control over any bowels and bled -
der and my legs had no more feeling
then if they were made of woou. Three
other doctors strived to cure me, but
their ireatment akso was a failure, end
for over eleven month 1 lay in bed
unable to move. Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills were then advised and I was
sheen testimonials of others who had
been curet of paralysis through them.
I bought a supply and In ksy than
three months they made a remarkable
change in mc. 1 was oblo to get out
of led and crawl along the floor on my
Mande and knees. Gradually my limbs
bc"ame stronger. Soon 1 could walk
with the aid of a cane and inside i f
nine months after I had begun the use
of the Pills I loss totally cu►cd, and
once more able to do light work. Noe,
1 am as strong as ever 1 was and can
do my work about the farm without
the least trouble. 1 think Dr. W(l-
lioms' Pink Pills are without an equal,
for, besides Iny own case, 1 know of
two other cases of paralysis cured by
thein. Two young gins who had teen
cripples and whom I advised to try
the fills."
In corroboration of what Mr. Mc-
Donald says, the Rev. D. \tacl.aren f
Charlottetown, P. E. 1., ivr•'ns:--"I vis-
ited Tlr. M.:Donald many tines during
has illness. Ile was attended by three
or more doctors and put in pluster
parts, and everything imaginable
which might Le of benefit was dons for
liim without success. Ile had lost all
rower of his body from his waist down,
and I think he was neatly a year un-
der treatment tefere he began to use
1)r Williams' Pink Pills. 1 was with
him the day he first moved his Lig too
and from that time on he grcaually
improved and for the Itist few years
he fres burn perfectly well. 1 can
vouch for the curt 1)r. Williams' Pink
Pills effected in his case."
1f you are sF Ic anti the treatment
you are now taking does not help you,
give Dr. Williams' Pink ('ills a fair
trial. They have cured thousands af-
ter doctors and other medical treat-
ment had hopelessly failed. These
Pills actually nulke new, rich, ref
blood, feed the starved nerves ana
bring health and strength to every
Pert of the Body. This is why Dr, Wile
lime fink Pills curt such apparently
hopeless cassis as Mr. elctonald's, and
it is why they have cured thousands
and thousands of sick, discouraged
people; in every port of the world. `o
by all medicine dealers or by mail at
,e,0 cents a box or six boxes for 82.53
frcm The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
FROM ERIN'S GREEN ISLE
PEWS BY MAIi. FROM IRi:1..\NU'S
811OIIES.
Ilappenings In the Emerald Isla oI
Interest to Irish-
men.
A furniture store on the premises of
Peter Carrigan, Castleblayney, was gutt-
ed by lire.
A Cann at Senfin, near Newry, contain-
1ng six acres, held at a rental of $11.90,
was sold for 8500.
Robert McBrien, nged 76, who had
lived alone al Ardces, County Ferman-
agh, was found dead in his house.
An inmate of the Belfast Union named
Bernard Maguire was choked to death
by a piece of nhent while rel dinner.
Miss Allee Bice, postmfstresn of Bur-
rin, Co. Clare. has been promoted to be
4se- postrnislress at Kinv'arn, ('nunly Galway.
ellchncl i.ee, of Kilgnritf, Go. Galway,
was struck by the shaft of n curl. break-
ing his neck and killing hien Instantly.
A new pipe organ, the gift of the lade
Mr. Samuel Crosbie, of Bangor, mating
83.000 has been erected in lite First Ban-
gor church.
As a middle-aged man name() John
Devlin, of I(ilsenan, (:cokstown, was en
his way to mna.. he fill dead on the road
from henrt disease.
A budge of the Clones Yeoman Cnv-
alry. which existed at the end of the 181h
century. was pio,ighed up in a field at
1.1scgiterten, Co. 11Mnnghnn,
II was lenrnerl that three cows found
dead in it field in King's county had been
Finned by eating leaves from palm
trees, blown (hewn near there.
A niol,nlnin ewe. the property of Fran-
cfs Scnlinn, of )ootsh, County Tyrone,
gave birth to five Iambs. All the little
animals are living and doing well.
James cement), Inwn pnshnan, Clnr-
rrksn-Shannon, has just completed his
twenty-fifth year of service. and has re-
ceived the fifth stripe. denoting his long
and faithful ltervice.
By a fire which ens first discovered
by the barking of n dog. all the oul-
Ix.uses of les. Allen. a farmer, of Quig-
kv's Point. (aunty Derry, were totally
dtstmyel toy fire recently.
In Kendv Co, Armagh. n mw being
driven 1hreugh the street suddenly bolt-
ed. and. entering the shop of a grocer,
ran upstairs and mnde its way into the
d:nenikrte m, from which 11 was finally
e.. toy
.1 (�i h(cre. late head masher of the
Jetrllzpnrsa National sethnnl, County
Di wn. was merle the re'ipient n K'vv
night; aha 0f n putae el sovereigns and
�atsstars.
Wilson's
FLY
PADS
direr hundred times het.
to than ttl.ky paper.
NO DEAD I LIES LUSO ABOUT
BOLI ey all Pr eel.:c ar. l General Stores
serol by
TEV CENTS FIR PACKET FRU■
APO 1DALE: WILSON,
HAMILTON, 'ANT.
net address, on the occasion of his re-
tirement from the position.
A magnificent limestone monument, In
the toren of a Celtic cross, is to he crect-
61 to the memory of Rev. James J.
Flynn, C.C., whose early and lamented
death In July, 1906, caused widespread
grief in Co. Colway. -
According to the last census. the pop-
ulation of Dungannon was 3,691 persons;
C'ookslown, 3.509; Omagh, 4,789; Stra-
bane. 5.033. The statute area of Tyrone
Is 778,913 acres, and the population In
11101 was slated to be 150,567.
Tho 8500 in bank notes which disap-
peared mysteriously frorn the tinllagh-
derreen posloffice some months ago has
been found by the postmistress. The
missing notes were jammed between the
drawer and the back of the safe.
A presentation of n silver medal and
illuminated address was made recently
le William 1). Wall by his friends in
Newry in recognition of his splendid
work its head master of the Newry Model
school. from which he retired after 38
years' service.
"TI -i F NE\'V FOOD"
Have you tried a pacicage of "T/I8
NEW 1'(x1)"? 11 is made of the Choic-
est \\'I1.'o Wheat, then abeam-coikcdand
flake I. No kitchen can produce a bet-
ter rr►ado or cleaner article for hwnan
can sumpL.on. In order to Introduce
"IDE NEW FOOD"
a p:ize has been placed in every pack-
age. Already TillirrY-SIX Blue Cards
(461.ng fes: LADIES' GOLD \VATCi1 'S,
have been redeemed, anti SEVENTY-
lied
EVE Y -
Bed (lards. Each ono of these
turtle has been found in a package of
"NEW FOOD."
The Red Cords g ve the finder the
clot .e of the fnll:,w ng ai L c•cs:
B -.y Sickle Watch.
"Our Pale" Galt Nb Fountain Pen.
Bureau Cover, Duels., I'aa rn, Four
Pieces.
Table Cover, One Yard Square, Dap
Malde.
Baby Ring, Sold Gold.
S deboard Covers, Two Yards Leng,
Lineal.
(q, en Salt Cellars, Cut Gloss, Sleriing
S Ivor Top.
(Cold Melt Fork, Sliver -plated, Rogers'
iN'•t cit:sate.
N.ck C1,ain.s, 14k Gull -filled, ('lace far
PhAns.
l.adie. B -ick Comb, Torl)iso Shell, Sel
?,Vith Bri1'4tnte.
5 gnel ling, 10k Gold, Place for I'wA
Initials. '
A new 1' l sf prize; have been placed
in the Fncka,:e .
Ask your aro-• r 1 r a package Of
"Tell: NI;W FOOD."
Belfast (',orperntion recently presented
thf Earl n( `ihrrfteseury with the freedom
of the city, in n golden casket, in recngni•
tion of his services as lord Mayor.
Alias Mcfaffrey, Irish lace Instructr• s.
al Tempa, whole cycling down a steep
hill. was seriously Injured by lite ma-
chine dashing into a stone bridge.
in consequence of the strike at the
Artgna mines, the people of Carrick and
ether towns In Leitrim are getting large
e.,nsignments of Dual from other parts of
Ireland.
The employees at Murphy & Steven-
scn's %caving factory, )remore, co.
hewn, have struck work as a protest
against the system of fines. About 400
wcrkens are involved,
\\'iltiem Delaney, auctioneer, for Mrs.
Burke. dlsposel of a farm of Mout IS
Irish acres near Borrlsoleigh by puLllc
suction for the F'.m of $3,000 and ave.
fiancee's Ices.
SACRIFICE 40100 13.1:PlIAA9'S.
Each Year Ower 800 Tons of Ivory are
Rroutlht to Loudon.
Loudon is the ivory market of the
world. Each year nem is brought to
that city over 800 tons of ivory, which
in, ane tato saeratce ca 40,000 elephants
'I h s, however, dais not swan that
that number et animals was lolled the
year lefure, for ivory has for years
been the measure of 'etlth in many
pates of Africa, and there exst hug
stores of tusks, the eceumulatons of
scores of years. '1'hso lu ks 1ho ehef-
ello own Iwai ate gradually s hang t)
traders, s., that a luso;. hr aig'.t to 1nn-
don this year may have b.•to:lgod to an
ele, h int that laved ce nturir'-s age
At present the louden (kcks lr 1.1, it
is estimated, ivory worth $750.W0. At
a single en'e recently a third of this
amount was disco -el el.
\lo>t of th:, w -rd's supply of ivory
comes fr m Atr:cu, with shall quanti-
(es from Ceylon ant India. Teat from
Afr:ea, however, is the moot valuable
on aeount of its size and qualty.
A rair of to-rs from Uganda were
10 feet long, ve-:ghed 140 pounds each
a -d brought $1,51). The mord weight
for a bus's Is 180 pounds.
TIIE ELDER SISTER.
Thera is no character in Iho home c r-
cr.: ntoro use tit and• beautiful than a
devoted elder sister who st ends siee by
side with the Wiling mother, lightening
a1! her cares and. burdens. !low beau-
t.ful the hx,us'he ld macho:ery t:oves on
with au:'h e1I1cicnl hel,/l Now she pre-
sides at the thblo in her mothers ow-
seno', always so neatly alt rod that it
is welt pd ..° the father introdtr•os her
to hks guest as "our oldest daughter."
Now site takes a little troop into the
garde h wee her and amuses thein, :o
!nether may riot Ix' dsturbed in her
work or her rest. Now sho helps the
lk ys with their hard Lessons or reads
fathers paper aloud to rest his tired
eyes. If mother can run, away for a few
Gays' retreat► n she leaves home with-
out any anx°ely, for Mary will guide
her house wisely and happily in her ab-
sentia. But in lite s a room her pres•
en'_e Is an especial blessing. Her hand
is next to mother's own in gentleness
and .4511. Iler sweet music can charm
any pain, and brighten the weariest
hours. Theie tiro elder sisters whose
presence is not such a bluing in the
home. Their own selfish ends and aims
are the main pursuits in life, and any-
thing that stank in the way of these
is regarded with great impatience. Suck
daughters nee no comfort Le a mother's
heart. \Vh ch kind of an elder sister
are you in the household?
FOUND HEALTH
FOR ALL CHILDREN
Disease attacks the little ones
through the digestive organs. Baby's
Own Tablets are the best thing in the
wet rad for all stomach and bowel trou-
hks of children. They act quickly anu
ft r c bFxs'�ni :e: E$�.•��l' fie'ce eSal � �e;�
Tablets can be crushed to a powder or
dssolvcd in water. Mrs. Wni. F. Gay,
St. Ekanois, P. E. 1., says:—"I know
of nothing to equal Baby's Own Tablets
fu r the curd of stomn_h and towel
troubles. I cannot speak too highly of
this medicine and do not feel safe with-
out a box of Tablets in the house."
Sold by medicine (dealers or by mail at
25 cents a box from Tho Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Irate, but Unmusical 1'allter—"For
gracious sake, Mary, give us a rest!"
Daughter (still playing) --"Can't do it pa.
There's none In the music."
PANGO.
Is flighty recommended cs affording in-
stant relief from pain—Neuralgia, Head-
ache, Gout, 'Rhewnnhsm, Catarrhal
Colds. Sample, 50 cents. All druggists
cr Lyman Bros. dr Go., wholesale drug-
gists, Toronto.
A tramp applying for a job was naked
whether he could do any gardening,
" Ycs'n," replied the seedy one, "Then
will you plant these shrubs?" "I don't
think 1 could do that, Indy," '"Then,
what can you (k)?" asked the mistress of
the house. "We'll, ma'am. If you'll give
me one of your husband's cigars 1'11 sit
In the green -house and smoke ot.t the M-
otels that's eating the leaves off them
roses,"
Mother Graves' Worm Gxlerrninnlor
has the largest sale of any similar pre-
parat in reed lin Canaria. ll ahvays
gives satls-faclie,n by etxtoring health
to the little folks,
"1 don't think It's very gond advice 10
give n boy to mint twenty before he gets
angry and hits another boy for hitting
him," said Archie, "I tried it to -(fay at
school when Willie Anderson hit me,
and before 1 got to three he'd hit me
again. Then 1 began all over ngain, and
just as 1 got to six he gave rno another
meter the ear." "1'ou should count by
tens, my boy," said Archle's father,
Mabel—"And did your grandfather live
to a green old age?" Jack —"Well. 1
should say so! Ile was swindled three
lanes odor he was seventy."
•
The Judge (in the Court i eoml--"l ve
lost my hat." The Lawyer --"Last your
bat? That's nothing. Why, 1 lost a
whole suit here yeslerdayr
Many n man who claims to be eel?.
made was made what he 1; by he wife.
Black Watch
Slack Plug
The ChewingTobacco
of jaty.
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fUSTOA BR
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GUREDt JJffjJIJ5
Mr. C. V. Mutant is a Customs Broker
and Instlranc Agent at St. Catharines,
Out. Ile writes the Zam-Fhk Co. as
(oliews : " 1 have been a sufferer for years
with itching piles. 1 hate shrnt many
dollar, on advertised remedies ler files but
got no relief. A friend of min• advised me
to Iry Zanrlluk. 1 had but little faith in
any remedy to cure me, but tried ene is x
and 1 got relief at once. 1 have used fur
hoses and am completely cured. 1 cannot
thank you enough for such a wr.nderful
curative salve. 1 have recommended ?.ant-
Buk 11 in', friends and they too were cured."
AIN -SUR
Sold by all drug•
gists and struts,
«♦�. a the Zam•
D.Il Cs..Toronto
\VIIY \VE.&B IIA'rs?
Away back in primitive times. there
:s every reason to believe, monk red had
a heal of thick and abundant hair. With
the. passing of centuries, this hair has
got thinner, until there seems a food
proospeet of it, ultimately disappear:ng
a.tcg_eher. But why? For the answer
tea queston we must Knit to the
mod( rn conditions of life. The alta'(•
obvious cause is—the lint (1 c;vil:zation.
The hat causes baldness by two d;l(er-
ent methcds, First, .it creat s a fatally
warm and moist atmosphere about the
head. this
steps therays of th
t
.
necossery for the obi le:•al_ng of bac.-
feria. In short, the hat forms a very
sueceseful inicr•be-forcing frame, and
these microbes it Is which deplete our
hair. The but also retains its pos:tion
on the head solely by pressure, and
thus compresses the nrttres and veins.
The blood cannot flow freely, and the
organs whcli produce the hair lack
nourishment. So the hat Is fa'nl to the
pusseesion of good hair. On the other
hand, it isn't really a necessity. Men
would soon get used to going barehead-
ed if they mads the att(xnpl—in fact,
they would, in nest cases, Le very
much healihier.
It is only neces=nry to read the tesU-
moniais to be convinced that Hollo-
way's Corn Cure is unequalled for the
removal of corns, warts, etc. It is a
oom,pleto extin gufsher.
Mistress (midnight)—"I don't Intend to
cone down -stairs to let you in at this
time of night again." New Girl (rens-
suringly)—"You won't have to, mum.
One of my friends took an impression
of your lock and he's making a nice key
for Inc."
PANGO.
nnld will be refunded where
Fango fails, wh - a^lied ns directed,
to telievo pain. Specially "'^enticd
kr Neuralgia, headache, Rheumatism,
Gout, Catarrhal Colds, etc, For rale 50
cents at all druggists or Lyman, Knox
& Clarkson, wholesale druggists, . p-
ronto. -
"i never saw such a woman in all
my life," said Ian- s; "you are never sat-
isfied with anything." "People who
know tl.c man 1 to.,k for a husband,'
repLed Mrs. B,, "think, on the con-
trary, that I am easily satisfied,"
WirAT DN) PPoPi.R NEED who are rue (Irma
ann•mir, pals, ii,tle+t Ferrnrlm." the be*,
tonic. it build*, maker strong it ghee new Ills.
Sbe:e are many toric* but only outs '• Fnrwla
A public -school magazine contains
ails courteous announoilmen t: "l'he edi-
tor will be very pleased to hear of the
death.; of any of the old boys." No
doubt the old boys will oblige the edi-
tor from time to t no.
It ler a well known tact that Ramsays
Paints beautify and give life to every-
thing They touch. Their brilliancy, pur-
ity of color and power for cowering
gives them unchallenged leadership.
Your dealer sells thorn at a price that
will please you, and guarantees every
can. Write A. Ilainsay & Son Co.,
Montreal, ler pack of Souvenir Picture
Poet (:arils of Boars.
Ten^her (hutructing class on manners)
--"Now, Willie newt', for example, If
you were silting In :t ear, every seat
occupied, and an oke laxly entered, what
would you do?" Tommy--"1'lense, sir, I
would pretend I was slcepin'."
in the treatment of summer com-
plaints, the meat effective remedy that
can lie used is Dr. J. I). Kell•rg.K;s 1)y-
schntcry Cordial. 1l 19 a standard pre-
paration, and many people ecnploy it in
p•eferenoo to other preparations. it Is
a highly concentrated medicine and Its
sedative and curative (pantos are 1*.
gond question. It has Leen a I•opuler
medicine for many years and thousands
can attest its superior qualities in
overcoming dysenkry and kindred cone
pluinls.
A GENUI::E COMFORTER.
"My Loy Jimmy," said a farmer's wife
io nn aequnlnlnnce, "is such a Irina. Iles
that slow That molnsses'd run up hill fus-
tern he'd auto down."
"Iiellcr'n bcin' fast like my Joe," said
the cyrniferter. "Yore can put your hind
on a Flaw one."
"Will Jimmy's se homely it downright
nnnnye roe!"
"Well stoat's better than my Jne wheel
sr, good-es,king that the uny the girls
run after hien keeps my heart in my
month all the time, so it (lors."
"Rid Jimmy's enrs nr' el big, that 'tie
an nnneynneo le leek nt ihlm,"
"Alt," said the coniforter. "sure he cnn
arae them to brash the files off the lop
of his head with."
IMMO MEMO
Judge. -"lou are charged with breaking
n chair over your wife's head.- Prier
over—"il was nn ncei(k•nt, %our hence. -
Judge -"
on-r."Judge---" \What! 1Ikin't you netts l le, hit
her?" Prisoner -"Yes. bra I ditht't in-
tend to break les ,shalt."
USES OF \\'MTI: OAK.
Wood Employed for Everything From
Ties to Furniture.
\Mute oak is one theost .va
4 sir butyl and cn.mnof:erciullymunportunslyl
Lees of the Unitx1 States, Int :ts total
unnual product of over 2,000.000.000 foil
c! lumtcr is more than double that of
any oilier hardwood.
The wood is compact and close grain -
el, lased, toug"I, slro.:g. heavy and dur-
able in contact with the soil. Ivy a le -
cellar nude of sawing by whet' the
Lonrds ate cut nearly paruliet to Ue•
cite rayls, the s.lver grain is shovel,
hurnlelling the handsomely figured pan-
els. ceiling, and mould ng of "quarter-
saw.el'' oak.
\\'hite oak is the favorite timber for
railro•d c:oss-ties, and rf th, 90,OJ0.(xo0
I e; purchased each year nearly one -
late are of oak, the greater part of
which are white oak. It as also an ideal
material for tight cooperage nianufae-
lurc. Other uses tare for car shot:.
tear is. plankng, teams, d m n i n
stuff of all sizes, ship building. feel
I.nndies, waggon spokes and furnauic
and I asket veneer.
Itel onk and black oak exceed white
oak in rapid growth and early matur-
ity, but ih' latter has a marked advant-
age in its greater atelity to withstand
shading, in its longevity, and in its in-
t.erent tesistaneo to decay, insects and
tongs
MONEY SA\'ED IS MON..' EARNED.
Just now when money is scarce, it is
well for every one to look nround and
ren; where they can obtain their home
anti Personal needs at the lowest cost.
The W. 11. Scroggie, Limited, Depart-
ment \V„ Montreal, Que., are fast mak-
ing an enviable reputation for them-
selves as "Universal Providers," and the
people of Canada are not slow to lake
advantage of the splendid money sav-
ing in• < tf rsh makes hs tient k . m s t
o customers
not residing in Montreal. This firm
has just issued a ulendid large beau-
tifully illustrated Catalogue which is
mailed free to anyone who asks for it.
Better send for one to -day. \\'e under-
stand that n1iite these prices are excep-
tionally low they also pay transporta-
tion charges on the goods they sell,
something which no other flan of Itis
kind in Canada. does. They are a thor-
oughly reliable house and readily ex
change anything which dces not giv
absolute satisfaction or you can ge
ycur money bawl( if you prefer a.
Fuzzard—"Why do cull Mr. Wyzhmn
the undertaker, a wolf in sheep's cloth-
ing?" Mlizznrd—"ale never drives the
boys out of his green apple orchard."
In Nature's Storehouse There are
Cu e;.—\'ed cal experim :nt; haveshoe n
cr.nclusively that there are medicinal
virttle's in even ordinary plants growing
up around us which give them a value
that cannot be cstimukd. It is held by
some that Nature provides a cure for
every disease which neglect and ignor-
ance have visited upon plan. However,
this may be, it is well known that Par -
melee's Vegetable Pills, distilled from
roots and herbs, aro a sovereign rem-
edy In curing all disorders of the di-
gestion.
quan
—the present 1
out the cost.
average woman gets n double
' 'n oyrnent out of a present
4-1•1 trying to find
PANGO.
Will afford instant relief from pain
caused by Neuralgia, headaches, Gout.
Rheumatism, Catarrhal (:olds. Sample
56 Dents. All druggists or National
Drug Co., London.
Dennis—"Goin' t' shpend th' wake -end
et Callahan's, are ycz? Ate phwat do
yez call th' wake -end?" 'I'erence—
'Nhure, thot's Sathurday nolghl frorn
th toime ycz dhraw yuro pay till the
saloons close."
MARK VITA DISTINCTION; A purely local
dbsass of the skinlike barber's Itch, fe cored by
Weavers !('orals alone. nut where the hind u
loaded with impurity. such its Malt Rheum,
Weaver's Syrup also should be used
Mrs. Ruggs—"Why do you dislike Dr.
Curern?" Mrs. Muggs--"ile cured my
husband's rheumatism, so he can never
tell when it is going to rnin. and Inst
week 1 spotted a brand-new hat."
A Cure for (oa(ivoness,-Cost v'cnese
cemcs from the reforest of the excreter
organs In ferl(n'n1 their dot's regular,)
fiorn contributing causes, u•ualiy de -
ordered digestion. Parnaeleees Vegetable
Pals, prepared on scicntilie pr n:•Ipks,
fire so compounded that certain Ingredi-
ents in !Item pass throuith the stomach
and act upon the bowels res as to re-
move their torpor and amuse them to
proper action. Many thousands are
prepared to bear testimony to their
pcwer in This resiect,
"Yeeeum," said Sandy Pikes, as he de -
mired the wedge el pumpkin pie, "I
sternly object to the nefnrious practice
o! clipping off de tails of dogs." "Ah
1 am glad you are so tenter -hearted 0v
pent man." sympathize() the good house-
wife. "Well. it ain't exactly dal, num.
tut when a dog hasn't any tail 1 can't
tell by de wag if the is in a good limner
or not and it makes nie skeery about
npproaching de house."
--
Little \Vlllie"Pr,, what la n muse?"
Pn—"That's the okl unsclent.fic name
of the poetry microbe."
TNU
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INDtUEsTIoftIuPt:U
Mr, Arthur Tennison, at London Street,
Toronto, says : " For six or seven years 1 was
troubled with indigestion and dyspepsia. Two
much acidity of the stooaca, Ow donors
said, originated the tronblea 1 tried mores
of remedies without avail. Eventually 1 used
NYC "r"a and this !roughs immediate relief
and cur,." Ai druggists or stereo sm. Pre.
pared only by Dr. T. A. Slocum, Ltd. Toronto.
PnounouNCCD SI -KEEN
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mre-.,
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\VAS QUICK WORK.
Chappie>--Ifnve a cigarette, old man?
Sapleigh—No; 1 dorm smoke fool -kil-
lers.
Citapp!e—\Nell, I don't blame you for
refusing to take chances.
A Requisite for the Rancher.—On the
cattle ranges of the West, where men
and stock aro Inc from doctors and
apothecaries, Dr. 'Phomas' Eckctric Ola
is kept on hand by the ireeltigent as a
ready mads medicine, not only for many
human ills; but as a horseandBit
cattle
medicine of surpassing merit. A horse
and cattle rancher will find matters
gr<otly sinipl;tl, d by using this Oil.
"Hello!" cried young Mr. New•liwed, en-
tering the kitchen, "making some breed,
chi Or is it cake?" "I don't know," re-
plied the dear little bride, with a despair-
ine frown. "I haven't finished yet."
AGENTS WANTED. A reliable man in every
olty and town in Canada with waterworks to sell
a patent articie'needed in every horns, hotel and
public baliding. Sells at sight. Hustlers can
and are making 55.0u a day. `Trite at once for
particulars. G•o. 1. Cole, Ow•n Hound, Ontario.
FOR SALE.
Lindsay upright piano all stool, $t15 ; 015 cash
anti 54 per m ,nth. 7 1-3 octaves, three pedals
handsome natural wood case, doable veneered,
Ivory key., Sae tone and action. Only in use
throe months. Fully guaranteed. A dna bargain.
O. W. LINDSAY, Limited,
519 St. Catherine St. %Vest, Montreal.
WANTEDme
t•, hear from owner having
A GOOD FARM
for sale. Not particular about b,cation•
Please give price and description, and rea-
son for ser'ing. State whoa possession can
be had. Will deal with owners only.
L Darbyshlre, lloa 081, Rochest.r, N. Y.
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