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Brood.
Indieeetiun can be treated in
(many ways, but it can bo cured in
only one way—through the blood.
Purgatives cannot cure indigestion.
By mum force they move the food
on still undigested. That weakens
the wholse system, ui:es up the na-
tural juices of the body and leaves
the stomach and bowels parched
and sore. It is a cause of indiges-
tion—not a cure. (Alters try pre-
digested foods tied pcptonized
drugs. But drugs which digest the
food for the stomach really weakeri
its power. The digestive organs
can never do the work properly un=
til they arc strong enough to do ie
for themselves. !Nothing can gird
the stomach that power but the new,'
rich, red blued so abundantly sup -
Flied by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
oo the reason for their success is
'plain. The health of the stomach
•depends upon the blood in its deli-
'cate veins. If that blood is weak
and watery the gastric glands
ilavon't the strength to secreta the
Mees which alone can digest the
ood. If the blood is loaded with
impurities it cannot absorb the good
prom the food when it is digested.
othing can stimulate the glands,
kind nothing can absorb the nour-
ishment but pure, red blood. And
pothing can give that pure, red
blood but Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
Mrs. Alfred Gallant, Mill River, Pa
E. 1. says :—"For several years;
previous up to two years ago, I suf-
fered continually from indigestion.
I could not cat enough to keep my
strength, and what. little I did eat,
no matter what kind of food, caused
,great pains, so that I became much
,reduced in flesh, strength and
energy. I consulted several docterfi
and took medicine from them bud
,without any benefit. whatever. On
the advice of a. friend I began to
ltake Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and
soon gond results were noticed, I
could slightly increase the amount
,of food day after day, and suffered
,no inconvenience, until after tak-
ing ten boxes I could eat any kind,
{of food and in a short time got bacI4
ito my normal state of health anti
!feel that Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
.have surely cured mo of a most;
stubborn case of indigestion."
' You can get these Pills from any
:dealer in medicine or they will be
'sent by mail at 60 cents a box or
.six boxes for $2.50 by addressing
;the 1)r. Williams' Medicine Co.,
IIIrockville, Ont.
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LE1:.1CIES OF POETS.
Estate of Late Algernon Charles
Sttigburne and Others.
Algernon Charles Swinburne, the
last Of the famous band of great
Victorian poets, who died at his
home, The Pines, Putney, recently,
aged seventy-two, left estate valved
at $1.21,41.2 gross, including per-
sonalty of the net value of $99,981,
The will, probate of which was
granted in London the other day,
is a short typewritten document, as
follows :—
"1, Algernon Charles Swin-
burne, of Tho fines, Putney Hall,
in the county of Surrey, esquire,
declare this to be my last will. 1
devise and bequeath all toy proper-
ty whatsoever and wheresoever,
both real and personal, to Walter
Theodore Watts -Dunton, of The
Pines, Putney 11i11, aforesaid, .and 1
appoint him to be the sole executor.
"In witness whereof, I, the said
Algernon Charles Swinburne, have
to this my will set my hand this
third day of February one thou-
sand nine hundred and four.
(Signed) ".1. C. Swinburne."
It is interesting to compare the
estate' left by a number of other
eminent people of the Victorian
period :--
Alfred. first Baron Tenny-
son. died 1892, at the age
of eighty-three years $290,030
Robert Browning, died
1.93
ldr. Matthew Arnold 5,200
M r. Frederick Locker Lamp -
sun. died 1593 152,039
Mr. Coventy Patmore, died
Peal, aged seventy-three. 43,883
Mr. \Villia►n Morris, died
189O ,aged sixlc two years 275,313
tiE1:1' CUILIREN WELL
DURING HOT \VI:ATIIER
Every mother knows how fatal
fthe summer months as to small
(�l,ildr( n. Cholera infantum,
i1larrhoca,. dysentery and 5,tomach
'troubles aro alarmingly froquent at
'1'111: CABBAGE CURE.
. FAMILY NAME. I .. .. •� AMMONIA
Dish of Toru Beef and ('abbage
A new boy made his appearance •�II
i1) the schoolroom, and Miss Adair,
Made a hick Mau Well. in
teacher, summoned hint to her POWDER
deskU
. "o you expect to Cottle to
school hero regularly I" elle asked
hint.
"Yes'm."
"Where do you
in this district 1"
"I guess so. 1 live down
street 'bout four blocks."
"What is your .,ante 1"
"Martin Luther Hicks."
"Martin Luther 1 ' said the teach-
er. "I presume, Martin, you kuuw
for whom you were named 1"
"Yes'in," answered the boy,
brightening up. "1 was named
after me uncle on me mother's
side. Ile keeps a liv'ry-stable."
"This idea that people thrive best
on the food they like best is not as
modern us you seem to think," said
the old doctor to the young doctor.
"When Ezekiel Holmes was sonte-
tvhat over one hundred years old be
was taken sick, and my grand-
father, one of the best physicians in
that section, was culled to see him,
after the family had done their
worst to make him better.
"Grandfather pronounced Mr.
Holmes very ill, and told the fancily
that the end was probably near;
he might nut live over the night.
"As soon as tots news spread
through the neighborhood, several
friends called to see up, or watch,
wit.) the sufferer. Among them was
a sea -captain who took the second
watch.
"A little after midnight Mr.
Holmes awoke and said the doctor
was starving him. The captain -ask-
ed what he would tike to eat.
" 'Corneal beef and cabbage,' ro-
plieel the old than.
"The captain found some in the
pantry,—it was a staple dish in
those nay's—and gave him a goner•
ous plateful, reasoning, as he said
afterward, that so long as the old
man's hours Vete numbered, ho
alight as well have what he wanted
while he lasted.
"After eating heartily, Mr.
Holmes said ho felt much better,
and went quietly to sleep. The next
morning, when grandfather called,
he found his patient on the road to
recovery.
"Tho old man not only got well.
but kept so for four or five years
afterward, and he always stoutly
declared that his midnight meal haat
cured him.
"'I'd been wanting boiled dish
fortnight,' he used to say, 'ano
mother wouldn't let me have it,.
But I worked a traverse on her, and
got well.' "
NOT TO BE HAD.
A smart military officer once bet
an athlete that he could not hop
up a certain long flight of steps
two at a time.
The athlete accepted the wager,
and made the trial, to find that
there were forty-one steps to the
flight, and that, after making
twenty hops, he had lost.
Ile paid up, but accused the
other of sharp prt.ctice.
"Sharp practice!" was the retort
indignant. "\Voll, I'll make the
same bet with you that I can do
it,"
Tho other, expecting to win his
money back, assented. The officer
then hopped up forty steps in
twenty hops, and, hopping back
one, finished in too prescribed
manner, and won the wager!
Where Weakness is, Disease Will
Settle. -If one suffers from any or-
ganic weakness, inherited or con-
tracted, there disease will settle
when it attacks the body. Therefore
drive out the pains that beset you,
de not let a cold or a cough harass
you, and keep the respiratory or-
gans in a good healthy condition.
'I'Itis you can do by using 1)r.
Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Prevention
is the wisest course.
Just when the coffee thinks it has
good ground for complaint, the egg
drops in and settles the whole bus-
iness.
SEE THAT YOU CET THE NAL THING.
—Unerrupuloue makers ars putting. up A
t•ounterfelt of " The 1) & 1, Menthol
\'liar, r. The genuine is made by Davit
& Laysreace Co.
A husband who overcomes his
wife's fits of temper my means of
confections speaks in glowing terms
of .tis sugar•curing process.
Small but Potent.--Parmelee's
Vegetable I'ilis aro small, but they
are effective in action. Their fine
qualities as a corrector of stomach
troubles are known to thousands
and they are in constant demand
everywhere by those who know
what a safe and simple remedy they
are. They need no introduction to
those acquainted with them, but
93,975 to those who may not know them
they are presented as the best pre-
paration on the market for disor-
ders of the stomach.
\WEED CUTTINGS.
In Egypt an enormous amount of
trouble and expense has been caus-
ed by the weeds and other vegetable
grow the which spread so rapidly as
to choke canals and other water-
ways in a few days. Clearing by
hand has been found impossible in
ono district, so a motor boat has
been equipped with a unique weed
cutter and placed in service. The
cutting attachments consists of a
this time and too often a little life is pith of V shaped knives with sharp
I. ;t after a few hours' illness. The and powerful blade., worked by
loather who keeps Baby's Own Tab. belt from the propeller shaft. They
lets in t"e house feels safe. The trail alone the bottom of the water•
Lee/is:ol,a: use of the Tablets pre- way, cutting the growth off at the
fronts lrtomaeb and bowel troubles roots. it is said that the little boae,
t r if the trouble comes suddenly will clear as tnuch as five acres an
twill brie.g the little. one through hour.
afely. Mrs. Geo. Howell, Sandy.
true), Que., gays: ---"My baby was Mr. Grein: "Do sou know what
offering from colic. vomiting and 1 felt :luring the wedding ceremony
dierrhoea. but after giving him to -day'' Mics Sharp: •'No, whet
Itahy's Own Tab:ets the trouble dis- was it '" Mr. Green : "Well 1 felt
sT i cared • Sold by medicine deal- profoundly thankful that I was not.
rr• or by mail at 25 cent, a box the bridegroom." .Miss Sharp:
II...:n The 1)r. Williams' Medicind • ery likely tho bride felt like
( , l:rocky ille, Ont. that, too."
live? Are
you
the
1t Mae se trawl
Mk VINO' Grocer
ier et
l'es't *,p'
dist as Coed
WE CLEAN GP
EVERYTHING
flare lbs (•uapna
enclosed in each
packs.• an cont.
rete 1 .r a ,•rise. Flee 1) •1 s- li , d Nice for
eh le r„mptete Dog. tteautl(ul Metaliked !tow
►tat ern far Ila'f 1),g.
al,uurecrn,eI by J. a PAIN CO,
Ltd .• Turuato.
HUSBAND WON'T CHANGE.
Will Not Change His Habits After
Marriage.
A Great >r)�-
�wrd
It is pretty safe to calculate that
if you don't like your lover's ways
n illustrated booklet of sti or habits before marriage, you will
Margaret's College gives the re- nut like them any better atter the
ceremony. He may make all sorts
jcord of its pupils for the eyar :— of promises, but 'promises aro like
EIGHTEEN attended rsitiesJ pie crust, made to be broken." He
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�OURTEEN taught Music. may "turn over a new leaf" but
EFOUIt had their paintings accepted you have no assurance, but his, that
by the Ontario Society of Artists.
!TWO exhibited their paintings ab
exhibition of the Royal Canadian
Academy.
J'01711 are engaged in teaching.
'i'IUIEE are in active journalism.
INF: aro employed as trained
nurses.
The illustrated prospectus may be
had by applying to the "Seere•
tary," St. Margaret's College,
Toronto.
HIS 1'IROFIT.
Customer --"So you sell these
watches at two dollars each 1 It
must cost that to make them."
Jeweller—"lt does.,'
"Then how do you make any
money 1"
"Repairing 'em."
Attacks of cholera and dysentery
come quickly, there seldom being
any warning of the visit. Rente("al
action must be taken just as quick-
ly if the patient is to be spared
great suffering and pernianent in-
jury to the lining membranes of the
bowels. The readiest preparatieu
fot the purpose is Dr. J. 1). Kel
logg's Dysentery Cordial. It can
bo got at small cost at any drug
store or general dealer's, and it
will afford relief before a doctor
can be called.
FREQUENT.
And it sometimes happens that
after a man has made his mark he
acquires a wife who makes him toe
it..
If allowed to roam over your
house those few innocent -looking
house flies may cause a real trag-
edy any day, as they are known to
he the principal agents for the
spread of those deadly diseases, ty-
1-hoid fever, diphtheria and small-
pox. No other fly killer compares
with Wilson's Fly Pads.
She: "Do you remember that
thirty years ago you proposed to
me, and 1 refused your Ho:
"Oh, yes! That's one of the most
treasured recollections of my
youth."
PUBLIO INSTITUTIONS have 'mini
rslnkiller very useful. There in nothing
!equal to it in all caseR of bowel troubles.
Avoid substitutes. there is but one "Pain,
biller "- \'erry Diia. - Mo. and 60o.
Jack : "Smith asked me to come
to his home this evening. Says he's
going to celebrate his golden
wedding." Gladys: "Why, he's
been married only three years.'
Jack : "That's what. I ani told.
Ile said it seemed like fifty."
Holloway's Corn Cure destroys
all kinds of corns and warts. root
and brunch. Who. then would en-
dure thorn with such a cheap and
effectual remedy within reach ?
The very corpulent suitor had
just proposed on his knees to his
inamorata and she had coldly de-
clined. "If you will not accept toy
offer," said he, in desperation,
"at least help me up."
A Domestlo Eye Remedy.
rr'trina ;Moire ar'Lt',le milkier t , rte• that `feed•ire. Iry '1 eine R:e a'.uliy Iii 1"1)' 6)ea
t tlouthes E)e t'win
ELECTRICITY SAVING ('OAL.
According to the estimates of Mr.
Lewis II. Stillwell, prc'ented before
the American institute of Electri-
cal Engineers, the Niagara Falls
hydro -electric plants during the
year 190' saved more than a million
tons of cont, which othcrwi'e would
have had to be burned in order to
lei: duce an egilivalent amnullt of
mechanical energy. During the
same year, says Mr. Stillwell, the
Ltitcrbnrmigh Rapid Transit Com-
pany in New York, by its electric
system, saved nearly a million tons
If coal fra,nl the amount that would
have been consumed by locomo-
tives. Mr. Stillwell has also cal-
culated that when the application
e f electric power in the coal -mines
e f the Northumberland and Dur-
ham district of England is complet-
ed. there a ill he a raving of 1,704).-
(':x) tons of coal per year, for 1).o
elsewhere than at the mines.
the leaf will stay turned. \\'e are
very likely to underestimate the
strength of habit, especially in
others. We forget how much habit
means in our own case, and think
it, costs others less to give up than
it costs us.
For instance, the girl who marries
a man who smokes, expecting he'll
give up his cigars for her sake, dis-
covers that he remains pretty much
as he was, if not w )rse. In the
course of a long obseravtion, I've
never found a case where the wo-
man's influence or wish was strong
er than the man's love for his
"harem of dusky beauties," says a
writer. Many times the man has
"sworn off" before marriage "to
please her," and either temporarily
stopped or smoked on the quiet,
only to resume openly when the
knot was safely tied. Her best way
is to accept the habit w'itu the man
and do it without nagging, or else
bid him go away, and camp on the
trail of some man who really hasn't
the habit.
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A Standard Medicine—Pnrmelee's
Vegetable Pills, compounded of en-
tirely vegetable substances known
to have a revivifying and salutary
effect upon tho digestive organs,
have through years of use attained
so eminent a position that they
rank as a standard medicine. The
ailing should remember this. Simple
in their composition, they can be
assimilated by the weakest stomach
and are certain to have a healthful
and agreeable effect on the sluggish
digestive organs.
NONE.
"We may live without learning,
We may live without books;
But where is the man
Who can lire without cooks 1"
After making a tnost careful
study of tho mutter, U. S. Govern-
ment scientists state definitely that
the common house fly is the prin-
cipal means of distributing typhoid
fever, diphtheria and smallpox.
1Wilsein's Fly Pads kill the flies and
the disease germs, too.
"There was a strange pian here
to see you to -day, pap," said little
Ethel, as she ran to meet her
father in the hall. ''1)id ho have a
bill !" "No, pap; he had just a
plain nose."
Rea, Weak. Weary. Watery Eyes
Ralteved by Murine Eye Remedy. Com-
pounded by Experienced I'hyatcians. Mu -
nus Doesn't Stuart: soothes F.yo I'aln.
Write Murine Eye Remedy hicago.
for illustrated Lye Book. At Co..Druggists.
"Do you know anything about
flirting!" "No," he replied sadly.
"I thought I did. but s'hen I tried
it he girl married me."
Much distress and sickness is
caused by worms. Mother (craves'
Worm 1' xterutinator gives relief by
removing the came. Give it a trial
and bo convinced.
A TERRRIBLE CULTOM.
Old customs die very hard in
China, and in several parts of the
Celestial Empire it is still consid-
ered a high act of virtue for a wo-
man to publicly commit suicide
after the death of her husband.
According to the law, the proceed-
ing is actually legal in some pro-
vinces, and such is the state of
public opinion that in districts
where it is officially prohibited the
authorities rarely interfere.
THE t'J'S" ARE NO "JAYS."
If you wish your son to succeed
fivaneially, see to it that tho letter
.1 appears in the name you give
hint. That, at any rate, seems to
lie the moral to be drawn from the
fact that tho big men in backing,
finance and railroading have a
Christian name commencing with
J. There is J. 1). Rockefeller, J.
Pierpont Morgan, Janos Stilln!an,
President of the National Ci y 1la::k
of Now York—the biggest hank in
the States—James J. tilt, the fam-
Tvaabaeat l' all
AI -meets et
HORSES
or Lira Staab
Fully ea !aid la ear
Ittle bo .sat Mal *Stroll
.ia 10 (40 1 ♦ddn.a TN
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Gould, whose father was Jay wrINtorpart iunlan. &HamlinSaayr)o..Toront.
Gould; John W. (lag`s and James
li. Keene, two of the most succass-
ful men in Wall Street, not to mon-
tion John Jacob Astor, the richest
real estate owner in New York.
Publicity is an alarm clock that
frequently awakens a man's con-
science. -
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burn, blisters, insect stings,
sore feet, or bE it rashes,
apply Zam-Bok !
Surprising how quickly it Baste
ti.e smarting and stirring t Cures
sores on young b.Nes due to
chafing.
Zam-Buk is made from pure
herbal essences. No animal fats—
no mineral poisons. Finest healer I
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area
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ORANGE MEAT
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MORE PRIZES THAN THE LAST -
The First Prize will again be a LIFi AN +UITY of
FIFTY-TWO DOLLARS CASH
Equal to O,te Tl.,'L,r p - W Ti,'rr t 1l'.. 1, .1 . i I. 'et.nle
A $eoond Prize of One Hundred Dollars Ca3h
Two Prizes of Fifty Dollars Each
Ton Prizes of Twenty Collars Eaoh
Ten Prizes of Ton Dollars Each
Twenty Prizes of Fivo Do!Iars Eaoh
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th air Orange Meat Cartel) Bottoms must be sent in 011
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