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Dr. William's Pink Pills Bing A OUT ul �I:INa CHARLES >.Ms
Health and Strength to Women
at a Ciitical Time,
Few women reach the age of fifty
without o::during touch suffering
and anxiety. Between the years
cf forty five and fifty health become
fickle, and acute weaknesses arise
with rheumatic attacks, pains in
the back and sides, frequent head-
aches, nervous ailments and depres-
sion of spirits.
Tho secret of good health be-
t en forty-five and fifty depends
ipon the blood supply. If it is
kept rich, rod and pure, good health
win be the result, and women will
pass this critical stage in safety.
I)r. Williams' Pink Pills help wo-
men of !nature years as no other
medicine can, for they make the
rich, red blood that means good
health, and brings relief from suf-
fering. Mrs. C. Donavon, New-
castle, N. Il., says: "About two
years ago I was greatly run down
and very miserable. I did not
Aknow what was wrung with Eno. I
r was hardly able to drag myself
about, had severe headaches and
no appetite. I felt so wretched that
I hardly eared whether I lived or
not. I had often read of what Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills had done for
others and I decided to try them,
and I can now truthfully say I
found them all they aro recommend-
ed ei be. Under their use my health
gradually sante back ; 1 could eat
better, sleep better and felt strong-
er in every way, and before long I
was enjoying as good health asever
1 had done."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure by
going to the root of the trouble in
the blood. They actually make
new blood. That is why they cure
such troubles as rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, indigestion, kidney troubles,
headaches, sidoaches and back-
aches, and the ailments of growing
girls and women of mature years.
Sold by all medicine dealers or by
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes
for 82.50 from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
ARE YOU SUPERSTITIOUS!
A Few Articles of the Creed in
Which You Believe.
Are you superstitious—really,
conscientiously superstitious? If so
—if you act scrupulously up to the
traditions of your creed—you must
z.spend a most unhappy time.
Doubtless you aro already aware clubs with which they are aeaoci-
of the facts that it is unlucky to atoll, such as the Thames Valley
'r" ilk under a ladder, to break a Legitimists, the White Cockade Le-
.rror, to spill salt, to sit on tho gltiniistrs, and the Legitimists Order
(ming -room table and swing your of St. Gertnains.
legs, to place shoes on the table, As indicated, the day on which
and so forth. Ilut did you know they annually demonstrate their
that you must not place a cracked peculiar political boliofs is Janu-
dish, or plate, or glass before your ary 30th, and their favorite me -
guests? You ha4 better purchase thod of expressing their loyalty to
a new set at once. Did you know the "Sovereign over the Water"
that you mustn't brush crumbs off eensist•s in placing beautiful floral
tho table with a wisp of newspaper wreaths on the equestrian statute
—it means bad news 1 Does your
wife know that to change the sheets
on the bed on Sunday presages a
week of disaster? that to trim her
willer-nails ay means 810
do something of which she will sentiments expressed on these
be ashamed ? that dough sticking to a reaths. Latterly sonic becalms so
the bread -board is an evil omen? seditious in tone that tho Govern -
that a film of dust tender the bed nient very properly' intervened, and
indicates loss of money? a soiled now no tnemorial can be laid on
dish unwelcome guests?
These are but a few articles of
the creed in which you profess to
world's coffee supply comes from
Brazil.
England was first so named by
King Egbert in 829 A.D.
There are 157,000 registered
motor -cars in the United Kingdom.
Conscription was introduced into
France by Napoleon, in 1798.
Twenty minutes is as long as a
King Edward Has a Rival to the sperm whale can remain under
'Throne of Great Britaiu, water.
One engine such as those on the
in 'Their Opinion. big Cunarders is equal to thirty-
two locomotives.
Many anniversaries are celebrate The population of Russia is in -
ed each year in London. The ob- creasing at the rate of two and a
servaneee are sometimes quaint, half millions per annum.
sometimes interesting, but in no It is calculated that 26,000,000
case are they more eetraordivary children attend Sunday -school
than the proceedings ou Jaoua.ry throughout the world.
Beth in memory of the execution of Asbestos furniture for battleships
king Charles I. at Whitehall in is the latest experiment of the U.
1649. S. A. Navy Department.
Fifty thousand tons of sugar are
used in London every year in the
manufacture of jam alone.
On the Jungfrau, in Switzerland,
is the highest restaurant in the
world -10,000 feet about sea level.
England is getting warmer; the
average temperature has risen just
over a degree in the past half cen-
tury.
Since the great earthquake in San
Francisco, which destroyed 28,000
buildings, 9,800 have been erected.
Twenty --five million pounds de-
posited in the Bank of England con-
stitutes the private fortune of the
Sultan of Turkey.
It is possible to decipher the in-
scription on an old coin which has
been worn smooth, by placing it 0n
a red-hot iron.
Nine thousand dollars is offered by
the Automobile club of Franco for
a new fuel, cheaper than, and as
effective as, gasoline.
Between eight and nine every
morning, 104,000 persons enter tho
City of London; every evening, be-
tween six and seven, 175,000 leave.
Sidney Kidman, the millionaire
"`Cattle King" of Australia, and the
largest landowner in the world,
possesses more than 31,000,000
acres.
Man cannot realize the difference
of temperature beyond one-fifth of
a degree, while the thermometer
notes a difference of a millionth of
a degree.
Blair Castle, in Perthshire, Scot-
land, the Duke of Athol' lives in
most regal state, being the mile in -
individual in Great llritain who is
allowed to maintain an army, and
keeping e,00 men, kilted, armed, and
regularly drilled, who are ready for
war at any moment.
For on this date a number of Bri-
tons annually demonstrate their
loyalty not to King Edward, but
to another, whom they are pleased
to designate the "Sovereign over
the Water" 1
CLAIMS DESCENT FROM
CHARLES I.
That King Edward has a rival
will come as a surprise to many.
Most of us are under the imprca-
sion that the unfortunate house of
Stuart, d endo with Bonnie Prince
Charlie and his brother, Prince
Henry, who both died without heirs
in the reign of George III. How-
ever, in Bavaria there is a princess, w
Maria Teresa by name, e, stands
to the old Stuart line than
osen our good King Edward.
This princess claims descent from
Charles I., while King Edward to
prove that he has Stuart blood in
his veins has to go a generation
further back to King James. It
is this fact which, in the eyes of
those Britons to whom allusion has
been made, makes bis claim to our
thione much weaker ..Ian that of
the Bavarian princess, and which
incites theta to hail the latter as the
legitimate Sovereign of those
realms.
But, granting all that, these Bri-
tons, who claim to bo the true des-
cendants of the eighteenth -century
Jacobites, shut their eyes to the
fact that ours is a constitutional
monarchy, and the branch of the
Stuart family to which the Prin-
cess Maria belongs was excluded
from the throne by Act of Parlia.
meat as long ago as the year 1700.
HAVE MANY CLUBS.
The Jacobites of the present day
do not Make themselves very con-
spicuous as individuals, but con-
tent themselves with advertising
their politica? opinions through the
t9 nil Sun d I
of Charles I. which stands at the
south side of Trafalgar Square,
looking towards Whitehall.
Up till recently- little, attention
was paid by the authorities to the
King Charles' statue unless it has
first been approval by au official
censor.
believe. Better far to change your The various wreaths usually con-
alind, and become a rational hu- tain tho word "Remember." As
elan being. students of history kuuw, this waa
the last word uttered by King
Charles and was addressed to
HEALTHY LITTLE CHILDREN,
A nleltier should not expect that
ber children will escape all the ills
to which babyhood and childhood
are subject. but she can do much
to lessen their severity and snake
baby's battle for health easily won.
Baby's Own Tablets should be kept
in every home where there aro lit-
tle ones. The • are mothers' ever -
ready help and ever -
ready Baby's best friend.
The action of the Tablets is gentle
tat thorough. They cure colic, in-
;gestion, constipation, diarrhoea,
allay the irritation at teething
time, destroy wurtns and promote:'
healthy', natural sleep. And the'
si ther has the 'guarantee of a gov- i
ernment analyst that this medicine
e..ntains no opiate or narcotic.
Sold by medicine dealers or by I
rail at 23 cents a box from the Dr.
Williams' Medicine Cu., Brockville,
Out.
ABYSSINIA WIVES' t'TOPL1.
In the matter .,f women's rights
•Abyssinia is far ahead of Europe.
According to an authority. the'
Molise and its contents belong to
ler, and if the husband offends her
she not only can. but does, turn
kim out of deers till he is duly re•
pentant. and makes amends to the
Rift of a cow or the, half of a camel
- that is to sae, half the value of a
camel. On the other hand. it is
the privilege and duty of the wife
e, abuse her husband. and she can
divorce herself from him at plea-
sure; whereas the husband must
rshow reasons to justify such an act
en his part.
Violin, were invented in 1200.
Of a;1 birth. the "frigate bird"It takes four }ears to train a lion
can tears! the fastest it flies at thethoroughly.
r"tt .,f sue •i!ees an hour. 1 More than three quarters of the
Bishop Juxon, Who accompanies.
him to the scaffold.
11'H:1T DiD THE KING MEAN?
To -day this word is one of tho
enigmas of history. What did the
King mean by "Remember" ? Tho
Roundheads who superintended the
execution jumped to the conclusion
that His Majesty had confided some
State secret to Juxon- perhaps a
plot to overthrow the newly-eatab-
lished Commonwealth, which the
ilishop was to convey to the Cava-
liers; and instantly they pressed
the poor clergyman to reveal the
message he was commanded to re-
member.
With this request Juxon readily
complied. His Majesty, he stated,
had simply asked him to remind his
son to pray for his father's ene-
mies.
But this simple reply was scout -
eel by the founders of the Common-
wealth. who continued on their
guard against unknown snares be-
queathed by the unhappy ('narles,
it ith the result that their oppon-
ents. the Cavaliers. seeing how
scared they were by the word "Re-
member," instantly adopted it as a
motto.
In due time "Remember" became
a watchword for the Ja obites, who
Peet in it a command to remember
their allegiance to the "Sovereign
over the Pater. Pearson's Week-
ly.
eek-
ly .. -
HERE .1\i) THERE.
A Few items of Facts I heat 11111
Interest Ton.
" LAKE OF BAYS" COUNTRY.
A handsome brochure, artistical-
ly illustrated, has been issued by
the passenger department of the
Grand Trunk Railway System, tell-
ing of the beauties of the Lake of
Bays district, in the "Highlands of
Ontario." A new feature of this
district is the new hotel—the Wawa
—at Norway Point. The hotel it-
self has a page illustration reflect-
ing the summer glories of wood-
land and water, with a brood of
seven wild geese soaring skyward
beyond the tower. The concise
description embodies the story of a
charming resort.
A copy- can bo obtained free on
application to J. D. McDonald,
Union Station, Toronto, Ont.
Tuberculosis germs can sustain
the greatest cold, and succumb only
at 2513 deg. below zero.
Pills for Nervous Troubles.—The
stomach is the centre of the nerv-
ous system, and when the stomach
suspends healthy action the result
i• manifest in disturbances of the
nerves. if allowed to persist,
nervous debility, a dangerous ail-
ment, niay ensue. The first consid-
eration is to restore the stomach to
groper action, and there is no read-
ier remedy for this than I arme-
lee's Vegetable Pills. Thousands
can attest the virtue of these pills
to curing nervous disorders.
No (natter how well you treat the
world, you will never get out of it
alive. -
IMITATIONS ABOUND, hut insl.t neon
settu:4 the genuine, "The D A L Mrnthnl
YIa«ter, aim ham'toed the te.t of years.
It cure.. imitations dons. •The D. £ 1. '
Is mads• by Davis & Lawrence Co.
TIER INDISPOSITION.
"What reason did you give for
not going to Brown's party the
other nigght?"
"1 told them I was indisposed."
"But I saw you in the afternoon
and you appeared perfectly well."
"Oh, I was feeling all right, but
i just didn't have the strength to
drag my husband out."
TN U
ISSUE NO. 3S-40
ARE A FRIEND TO
THE FISHERMEN Missionary Says Their Poison will
Intoxicate You.
r AFRICAN MOSQUITOES.
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS CURED
MR. C. WILLIAMS'
RHEUMATISM.
Ho Took the Terrible Disease In
Time and a Single Box Made
Him a Well Man.
South Ingonish, Cape Breton,
June 7. —(Special).—How easily
and quickly i)odd's Kidney rills
banish Rheumatism) and other symp-
toms of Kidney Disease is well
known in the case of Michael C.
Williams, a fisherman living in this
place.
"My kidney disease started from
a strain," Mr. Williams says, "and
I suffered from it for about three
months. I had backache, stiffness
in the joints and Rheumatism.
When I got up in the morning I had
a bad taste in my mouth; 1 perspir-
ed. freely with the least exertion,
and I was always tired and nerv-
ous.
"One box of Dodd's Kidney Pills
cured me and I believe they wi
cure others who aro suffering from
Kidney Disease."
If you have any two of the sy►np-
toms mentioned by Mr. Wiluanis
you may be sure of two things. One
is that your kidneys are sick, and
the other that Dodd's Kidney Pills
will cure you.
Dodd's Kidney Pills have proved
in thousr;nds of cases all over Can-
ada that they never fail to cure
Kidney Disease of any kind or
stage.
UNCLE EZRA SAYS:
"The big fish wouldn't eat up the
little fish if the little fish would
stay in the shaller water where the
big fish can't gin.'
Give Holloway's Corn Cure a
trial. It removed ten corns from
one pair of feet without any pain.
What, it has done once it will do
again.
WOULD GO WITH THEM.
An old couple in Glasgow were
in a very depressed state owing to
dull trade.
Thinking their son in America
would help them, they wrote, stat-
ing their trouble, and that if he
did not help them they would have
to go into the poorhouse.
Three weeks passed, and then
came a letter from their son, say-
ing :—
"Dear Mither and Father,—Just
wait another fortnicht, an' I'll come
hams an' gang wi ye.—Your affec-
tionate son."
THE "CUBLiNCTON ROUTE
'The African mosquitoes intoxi-
cates you. They inject so much
pon..,n into you that you are dazed,
your eyes roll and you stagger and
.peak thickly'. in a word, you're
drunk," says a missionary.
''lb the Nyassa country I'd al-
ways start getting ready for bed
and ttio mosquitoes an hour be-
fore sunset. I'd set up my mos-
quito net with the utmost care. 1'd
clamp down its edges with valises
and boxes. I'd light inside it three
green wood fires tilling it with a.
bitter amok() that all insects aro
supposed to loathe.
"Finally 1'd get in myself. I'd
smoke big pipes of the black native
tobacco, and I'd long miserably in
that hot, smoky atmosphere for the
dawn.
"Despite all my precautions quite
200 or 300 mosquitoes would get in -
Ride toy net as soon as darkness
fell. They were like a whirlwind
in there. It couldn't have been
worse. Their noise and their nip-
ping made mo feverish—node me
really delirious at tittles.
"At last in exhaustion I'd got a
few hours of troubled sleep, awak-
ening for breakfast drunk irorn the
poison injected by hundreds of tiny
needles into my veins.
"No, it isn't the elephants or the
giraffes that trouble the African
hunter, but the 'skeeters.' "
The change of dietary -that comes
with spring and summer has the
effect in weak stomachs of setting
up inflammation, resulting in dy-
sentery and cholera morbus. The
abnormal condition will continue if
not attended to and will cause an
exhaustive drain on the system. Tho
best available )medicine is Dr. J.
I). Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial. It
clears the stomach and bowels of
irritants, counteracts the inflamina-
tion and restores the organs to
healthy action.
HIS TROUBLE.
"What's the doctor treating you
for 1"
"For a swollen fortune," answer-
ed the stingy millionaire, as he ut-
tered a painful check.
A Woman's Sympathy
Are you discouraged? Is your doctor's
kill a heavy financial Wadi is your pain
a heavy physical burden? I know what
Dn.:is mean to delicate women—I have
been dtacoura ed, too; but learned how to
cure myself. I want to relieve your bur-
dens. %.hy not end the pain and stop the
doctor's bill? I can do this fur you and
WMMM if you will assist me.
All you need do Is to write for a fres
fox of the remedy which has been el'ced
In my hands to he given away. Perhaps
this one boa will cure you—it has (lone so
for ani ere. 1f Oto, I shall i•e soppy and
you will be cured for 20 (the cost of a
postage stamp). Tour letters held confi-
dentially.
onfl.
dentiall Write to -tiny for lair free treat.
meat. Hite F. m CUPAA.Jir Windsor. Oat.
n WOMAN'S DODGE.
will inaugurate, essay 23r11, two through tr.ainn When
('bieaao t•, re.attle. Wa.h., vis tet. Pani, ,Itoy tell her
Tom rates to all North awl South Pacitlo t'.'4.1
point. A forty pigs 1rider de.erlptive of the homely,
Als,ks Yukon Exposition free for the Elkin;. elating
For information in retard to rates and train ser•
vice writs ..r call on and so
J. A. YO$ICK, 54 Kins Rt. Rasa, Toronto. Oat
SAVING.
"It's a long way for a half dol-
lar," remarked the cabdriver, look-
ing sulkily at his fare.
"I know it is," replied the youth,
quietly. "If it had not been, I
should have walked."
Med. Weak. Weary. Watery Eyes
Relieved by Murine C:Te horn. dy. Com-
pounded by Ev perlenced Physicians. Mu.
Ise Doesn't 1 hart: iloolhes Eye Pain.
Witte Morino Eye Itetnedy Chi( ago,
for Illustrated Eye Hook. At CO.,Druggists.
Spend less time in envying the
success of your neighbor and n little
more in trying to get there your-
self.
Pleasant as syrup; nothing equals
is as a worm medicine; the name
is Anther Graves' Worm Extermin-
ator. The greatest worm destroyer
of the age.
HINT TO HUSBANDS.
"You know." said the loan, "how
innocently your wife will look at
you across the breakfast -table when
301i have Fenrched your pockets and
discovered 85 tnissing. You may
have your suspicions, but you must
keep thein to yourself. i stood it
fair two or three years before a
bright thought came along. Then
1 got hold of a counterfeit $3, a
hopelessly had one, placed it in my
purse, and when I got up one tnorn-
ing and missed it I felt happy. Two
hours after breakfast my wife went
out, and at noon I was sent for to
identify her at the police -station.
She had handed tnat had $5 out in
payment for an umbrella and been
nabbed, and she had been a pris-
oner for two hours when I got
there."
"And what did you say 1" was
asked.
"Not a word."
"And what did she sav
"She laid it on the milkman. of
course."
"But there were results'
"Oh yes. Since that tirie I have
left my purse under my pillow un-
der the bent. in my trousers, er on
the table, and have never missed a
penny. Once in awhile my wife
looks at me reproachfully and
clinches her fingers and Lrr•othe,
hard. but no worth, f(•11.,v. She
can't find any to fit her feeleige"
a woman doesn't 3s ant to
neighbor that her baby is
she gets out of it by de -
it is a "cute little thing,
bright."
Trial Proves its Excellence.—Tho
best testimonial one can have of the
virtue of I)r. Thomas' Eclectric
Oil is the treatment of bee,
pains, coughs, colds and affections
of the respiratory organs, is a trial
of it. If not foltnd tho sovereign
remedy it is reputed to bo, then it
may be rejected as useless, and all
that has been said in its praise de-
nounced as untruthful.
KILLED BY OWN TRAP.
Schuyler Il-il ley was instantly
killed at Logansport, Ind., by a
trap he had prepared to kill n thief
that had been entering his chicken
house. He had arranged an old
muzzle -loading pistol so that if the
floor of the chicken hoose should
be opened the pistol would be dis-
charged. In the morning he forgot
to disconnect the trap before he
opened the door of the house and
heavy loud of the pistol was dis-
charged into his breast.
is the best, remedy
known for sunburn,-
heat
unburn;heat rashes, eczema
sore feet., stings and
blisters. A skin food!
8tookwell, Henderson & Co.
E.tabl A.J ss YON uo,tN
11 King It. Wsst, Terento.
DYERS AND CLEANER
$
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UST NMI 1111 CANADA
Express Pats One Rae en COON Fret, a elstaaes
INSIGNIFICANT.
Magistrate ---"Did 3you arrest the
prisoner, McNutty?'
Officer McNutty—"Oi did, yes
houor. "
Magistrate—''Did he offer any re-
sistance 1"
Officer McNutty—"Only $2, yes
honor."
A Medical Need Supplied.—When
a medicine is found that not only
acts upon the stomach, but is so
composed that certain ingredients
of it pass unaltered through the
stomach to find action in the
bowels, then there is available a
purgative and a cleanser of great
effectiveness. Parmelee's Vegetable
Pills are of this character and are
the best of all pills. During the
years that they have been in use
they have established themselves as
no other pill has done.
Barber—"Try a bottle of this pre-
paration, sir. Splendid thing for
baldness." Customer — "Don't
doubt it ; but I've got all the bald-
ness I want, thank you."
A SPRAINED ANKLE is not as unease.
mon accident. Painkiller relieves and
cures almost as if by magic. The greatest
household remedy. Avoid substitutes.
there is but ono Painkiller. Perry Davis's
fao. and SOo.
LONG TIME TO STAY.
Mrs. D.—"I hear you have a new
servant girl?"
Mrs. J. --'She isn't new nowt
we've had her three days."
Peak's Hair Grower
Ilan never failed to stop Falling Hair. It pole
tive! kills the I)andrut Clem. Try it and ie
convinced for yourself.
YOUR MONEY REFUNDED IF IT FAIL.
Write for Descriptive Pamphlet.
The Perak Mfg Co, 120 Victoria at.. Toronto, an!
WANTED.
P.tNTRY WOMAN, liberal wage., and atria
for dlnhig-room work, wage+ he;.ou p04
p!i th. Apply "1he Welland." at. Catharine,.
`V. ANTED.- Ladies to do plain
and light sewing at home,
whole or °pare time, good pay; work
sent any distance. charges prepaid;
send stamp for full particulars. Na-
tional Manufacturing Company,
Montreal.
FOR SALE:
A number of rem. dark red shorthorn Rolls. II
to It mouth 4, by imp. sire., nue out of imp. dams,
at right pries*. Abe sea 1 Pea,.
JOHN NicF.%BLANK, Dolton. Ont.
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