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Exeter Advocate, 1909-10-07, Page 3'RHEUMATISM DRIVEN ER6-4I THE BLOOD I Remedy Which Assists Nature Lakes a Cl:ia Which is Pelma - neat as ZiEs Case Proves. Every a.rfferer from rheumatism wants to be cured and to stay cured. The prospect of the fre- quent return of the trouble is not, attractitc to anybody who has gone ilhrough one siege. Most treat - PERSONAL POINTERS. Interesting Goody About Soule Notable People. It. is a somewhat curious fact, } c rhaps, that as a boy Mr. N1 a rco►li showed Iittfo signs of cleverness. One of his teachers, in fact, once said of hien that he could never learn anything by heart. Never- theless, he was only twenty-one when he began to startle the world with his demonstrations of wireless telegraphy. In spite of his fame, Marconi is ono of the most unas- suming of men, and hates demon - meats aim simply to "keep down" sttations. Ifs was once recognlz- the rheumatic poisons in the blood. ea while walking in Rome. Int - The tonic; treatnleat by Dr. IN 11- mediately a cheering crowd assent - hams' fink Pills has proved by bled. Marconi belted into what ho hundreds of cures that it builds up thought was an empty carriage. the blood to a point that. enables But it contained a lady who was it to cast out these poisons through too frightened to expostulate. Tho the regular channels of excretion— !''venter quickly made his apolo- the bowels, the kidneys and the gies, and the lady allowed him to When hen this is done the Hoot- remain until they were free of the statism is permanently cured, and ere' d, as long as the blood is kept pure It is not often that a,Prince is and rich the patient will bo free snubbed, but this happened once, from rheumatism. Mr. 'fhontas et least, to H. It. 1I. tho Prince McNeil, ltichibucto, N. 13., says : c f \Pales. During his first visit "Permit me to bear testimony to with the Princess to Australia he the worth of Dr. Williams' Pink was outwalking one Sunday after - .hey ns a cure fur acute rheunta noon with his host., an important idem. My son, Frederick, was sill)- official. They happened to pass a ject to this painful trouble for a Sunday -school just as the scholars period of eight or ten years, and stere coming out, and, naturally, during this time periodical attacks tf.e children followed the distingu- woutd regularly occur. His la. -tat- "teed pedestrians. At last the host tack was a most severe one, and a=ked them to run away, and all tho pains were excruciating in the except one little girl did so ari tiny tot continued to gaze with in - extreme, shooting throl.gh the v ous parts of the body to such an noeeut awe at the Prince. At last extent that even the approach of the latter took her hand, walked any person would cause hum to cry some little distance, and then said: you have had a walk withow cut with fear, and he had rest net- "N 3' ther day or night. Our family doc- tor, a man of skill and experience, af•plied many remedies without avail, and could give iio encourage- ment other than that the wanner weather then approaching might me, run away and play." Imtnedi- ately came the quaintly -severe re- tort,: "Please, sir. we don't, play on Sunday!" Queen Wilhelmina, Europe's only female ruler, is twenty-eight years prove beneficial. Just, at this tune of age. Until her birth, the Salle we noticed where some person sim- Law, by which no woman could ilarly afflicted had been cured by reign, had been in force, but this Ur. Williams' Pink Pills and decid- was put asido by \\'ilhelmina's fa - ed to try them. He kept on using they in his daughter's interest. the Pills, each succeeding box This applies also to the little Prin- showing improvement, until he had cess Juliana. It is said that, al - taken ton boxes, when all pains though Princess Wilhelmina was her and aches had completely- disap- father's constant companion, she pcared, and although his mode of diel not realize her Royal position life is that of a fisherman, and con I until the latter's seventieth birth - sequently exposed to both wet and !day. As she stood at the window cold, he has had no return of any , listening to the crowds that cheer - of the symptoms whatever. The : ed tho King, she turned to her goy - cure is complete, and is entirely erness, and said, with an air of duo to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.'' dawning intelligence: "Why, the You can get these Pills from any King is my to the! r!" Her Majesty jes t medicine dealer or they will be sent by mail at 50 cents a box or six . Queen of the Netherlands when ten boxes for $2.00 by The D. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. H TENNYSON'S LAST BALLAD. e't•rn"inpr the Bar" Wirt Written BABY'S TEE'IIWG T:rE at the Request of His Nurse. years of age. Since then she has been the idol of her people, who bare, with simple earnestness, shared in her sorrows and in her rejoicings. As Tennyson's nurse was sit.tling one day at his bedside, sharing to When baby is teething -he w holo 18 A T CUbLGUS TiYB a degree .the gcucral anxiety about the patient, she said to him sud- denly: "You have written is great many proems, lir, but 1 have never heard anybody say that there is a hymn among tlienl all. I wish, sir, you would write a. hymn while you are lying on your sick bed. It might help and comfort many a poor suf- ferer." Tho next morning, when the nurse had taken her quiet place at the bedside, the poet handed her a scrap of paper, sassing, "Hero is the hymn you wished :no to write." Sho took it front his hands with expressions of gratified thanks. It proved to be "Crossing the Bar," the poem that. was sung in West- minster Abbey at. Tennyson's fun- eral, and which has touched so many hcartC. A POINTER ON MAKING SHOE! WEAR LONCER. In Mir age there are many diTerent forms of insurance against Inns from simnel every conceivable ranee and it is remarkable to note that we have now ITT Melt at a point where it to po•aible 11) inrure your new clothes against be. Mining prematurely worn out. and no doubt when people are aware of this fart thousands will take advantage of it. Phne In.utance In the form of "Nugget" Waterproof Shoe Pollak is the best kind rf an investment. for It will double the Isle cf your oboe.. beeaufrs It keens lea- ther sett and pliable and prevents crack- ing. Your dealer keep. "Nugget inse•e your shoeaP it CI,Pt.1 i•.►a. k • r Tan. The • Nugget is s Waterproof prepare. lion el,;rh in wet weather retains its shine, and the polish itself will not rah off end veil the sloth.; under any condi- Dora why not but 10o If a man's wife cuts his hair he IP entitled to a lot more s; nipathy titan he gets. Writ('i any man long enough and you will sec him do something he c t:gl.f 1. Cc wrist!:<11 I f. [.)on't (iro v ()id. household is upset. The toader lit- tle gums aro swollen and inflamed, and the poor child often cries day _ri.d night, wearing the mother out and keeping the rest of the family on edge. In tho homes where Baby's Own Tablets are used there is no such worry. The Tablets al- lay the inflammation, soothe the ir- ritation and bring the teeth through painlessly. Mrs. Join Boutin, St. Marguerite, Que., says: "When I sent for Baby's Own Tab- lets my nine months' old baby was suffering greatly from teething troubles and I hardly got any rest. A few doses of the Tablets reliev- ed her, and the teeth seemed to Isom° through painlessly." Sold by medicine dealers or by nsnil at 0' c'enie a box from The 1)r. Wil- liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. The German impress, though somewhat overshadowed, the world thinks, by the Kaiser, is a woman of very real influence in her own circle, and is simply worshipped by her husband and children. The love her sons bear her is well il- lustrated by a story told of the Crown Prince in his boyhood. The Court chaplain was one day giving the Prince religious instruction and trying to impress upon him that all people are sinners. "Well." blurted out His Imperial Highness, "father may be a sinner, as you say. but I'm quite sure mother isn't." It is probable that Dr. Richard Strauss, the famous nuisical com- poser, will become the richest mu- sician who has ever lived. He is well paid for every note he writes, and already his great. works, "Sin - fen la Domestics," "Salome," "lae.tra," etc., have brought him in large incomes. The doctor dis- posed of the score of "Salome" for .t Isere $i2,500, but he got 827,500 for the copyright of "Electra," nod, in addition. it is said that he gets a royalty of 75 cents on every copy of the latter sold. Then, as general musical director of the loyal Opera Howe in Berlin, Dr. Strauss is paid $5,000 for three Months' work in the year. tram 1sy ening around with gray hair *ben Dr, All EtlreCt, Dr. StrAtlsa's income remain a Natural Hair Restorative wilt now probably exceeds $60,000. But. Sr►n.R of hack in 0a natural col)r, even , p ith all his wealth, this great mu. though it has been gray fnr years. Two rename might tree frim the frame bottle Flelan is a plain, unaffected roan. and the hair rt one become bla.k •nd and liter very quietly in a small the ether blonde, jest as they were In not in Berlin - south . Bo of 15 act a hair -dee: It soli not innure the •• alp. aria i• no tr.•ub'e io ap- rrIr We g•larsnten .atrefactt..n nr mnney teturre.1 Price our dollen "'opts,* paid). THE TIt`:1:.%1. sL'PPLY (0. Y W loo St. Toronto. A man's liberality cut when it coiner to •bat, he can't use in alio as craps Rit ing adtics' Send for free tamale to Dept. W. L , N bis business• tlonal Drug a Chemical Co., Toronto. FALL $IIM DISEASES. MET AND STATURE. 1 an Article for Mothers. ' An Authority Cites Hearsons for — Beet -Ealing in Japan. When the children "break out" with eruptions and skin diseases, so common is the Japan's belief in the virtues of a fad, don't run to useless and aauseausg meat diet, whish has tlaken the nrediciues. igneous 1s Khat is needed It head ofthe ' Japanese Government is a skin ford as web as a hearing berm. ('attic breeding Department t.0 Airs. Luse. 1.esere, of Pre.c 11, North 1{I1glatld to )llr0 , Channel, Wt., Jetts now Zaa1-Buk cured} base stock cattle her baby. sue say.:--" My way's head Las aroused the indignation of sod toss woi one complete mass set swell. 1111t1S11 t'ebetarians, is part of the '1hc sewing and Irritation were fearful, and movement for the, Europeaniza- the tittle unc's p,tght WAS SO !sorbin IlIat at „ t tion of Aho land of the Rising Suns cue 0111e we fened nee ears would bee .ten urse. • N'c had i0 keel, per basses tied for a bye In a few years the better ('lass - to prevent her rut,ing and scratching urn os in Japan will Lo living and cat sure'. 1h.Ctur aft5e ug.ctoi heated lief to ing in European fashion," said a vaso, until we had had five du.tuu. They ut'll-known authority on Japan. all agreed it was a frightful case of edema. `•;\Iready many wealthy Japanese LUL nuns rel !hent did say perinaueut gaol, "As a last reswr. a we were advise,' w try 1:at'e two ItoIteee, often side by side, Zam liul. '1 he tical bus did sa umU1 goad tt Japanese house in which they Uuat we felt sure we were at last wurklua Iq live as their fathers lived, and a the right direction. We hrrsrvered with the European house iii winch their treatment until we had used tutrterO nosey children aro fed, educated, and and at cue end le,ofi !listafur-.uu.e" 1 am glad to say c,othed in European fashion. In Zorn lank eflecthe latter hose .the children are Mrs II -dines. of 30, Guise Street, Ham' u• ton, is quite as eloquent in her panes. She encouraged to sit ou Ohalrs, cat says1—"Z,m-liuk cure,' my boy of boils nkat with knives and forks, and sad eruptioi.s when he WAS so bad that he talk English. The result will soon had been unable to mis with other children. ii.; FCCll in the improvement of the Prior to the boils breaking out he bud had a p11ys•q Of the next,generation.bad eruption, but Zam-Buk cleared this ho inovetnellt receives the support away too, and made his skin Guar and T smooth. 1t is a wondcriul preparaaon, and of .the Emperor. mothers throughout the land should always "There can be no doubt that a keep it Nulty.' a meat diet adds to the stature of For eczema, eruptions, rashes, tetter, itch, the Ja ansae, though it may not ringworm, ands lar skin di -eases, Zam-Buk increase their wonderful potters of is wr.hout equal. It also cures cuts, burns, lc •Ids, piles, abeceasea, chronic sore., blood - poisoning. etc. All dru.Kists and stores at so cents a boa, or post tree for price bum Lam-Bsk Co.. Toronto. + JUDGED BY APPEARANCE. King Alfonso is fond of mingling with his people. Some time back .he visited a small town outside Madrid, and, somewhat disgusted, joined the crowd which thronged the street in order to catch a glimpse of himself. Suddenly word passed that the King was coming. A shrill female voice at his back exclaimed, "Let ane get in front of you, will you? I've walked all the, way and spoilt my new black dress. Get out, of my way; 1 will see what. the King is like." Turn- ing round with a senile to the push - nig, perspiring dame, his Majesty !whispered: "Hero is tho King." The woman looked at hien scorn- fully. "King, indeed!" she ex- claimed. "You're more likely somebody who has colpo to blow the poor boy up." HIS TACTFUL REMINDER. Two guests came to spend the ev- ening, and didn't know when to depart. The hostt and hostess were patient with them, very patient; but when eleven twelve, and finally one o'clock struck, the husband realized that something must now be clone. Ifs was an original chap, and, in his droll way, he looked ever at his wife and said, mildly "My dear. hadn't we better get up to bed 1 Our friends may want to be going?" Ono of the most interesting ven- tures made by business mingled tit- led ladies is that of Lady Algernon Gordon -Lennox, who is trying to popularize the bottled -fruit trade in England. In tho village of Broughton she has established, on a modest scale. a fruit -bottling bu- siness. Superintending all details herself, she produc sd 120 dozen bot- tlgea of fruit. and sold thein in three months. This year she cannot meet the demand, although her pro- p1uce has amounted to 160 dozen bottles. .l't ST,JcLtr;G',lc.)Art1t '4.1 aLL PANS SNAG S '' , Iaaanln,atiec of • 18 K1.tt,c s. of etre !!ladder. of the k Bowels. of the Lang+. guts ' hna.l, bran,cb111s, Uitticult Iln•atr,ine. Croup. ea, terrh, lntlacuint. fiend. ache. .•outhache. Neu ratios, Rheumatism. told �;.. Ague a sir... t'hll- blt.iur Froatbltu- •quickly cured by P,akd�ily's< Readg RIU� RIGHT. Fewer people would have axes t ► grind if they had to furnish the motive power to revolve the grind- stone. A Thorough Pill.—To clear tho stomach and bowels of impurities and irritants is necessary when their action is irregular. The pills that will do this work thoroughly are I'armelee's Vegetable Pills, which are mild in fiction but mighty in results. They purge painlessly and effectively, and work a per- manent cure. They can be used without fear by the most• delicate:.' constituted, as there are no pain endurance. The wrestlers of Ja- Jul effects preceding their gentle pan, who are huge mountains of operation. tone and muscle, are all fed on --- beef and other meats." WHAT HE FOUND. Tom—"She broke the engage- hlent," Dick—"What dol Harry dog" Tom—"He sent her a bill for the use of the engagement ring for tho time they were engaged." A Pleasant Purgative.—Parme- ite's Vegetable Pills are so cent - pounded as to operate on both tits; stomach and the bowels, so that they act along the whole alimen- tary and excretory passage. '1'.: are not drastic in their work. Ltit mildly purgative, and the pleasure of taking them is only equalled by the gratifying effect they prod ice Compounded only of vegetable substances the curative enmities of which were fully tested. they af- ford relief without chance of in- ;ury. Lady Roberts was once visiting the hospitals at the Kase of mili- tary operations in India, and so pleased was the with the untiring tuber of the trusses and their do votion to the sick that she said:— 'I really think that the sisters de- serve 8 medal for this campaign as notch as anyone, and I hope they will get one." "I don't know about medal," said A gallant. Colonel s',anding by. "but they are sure, at all events, to get plenty of clasps." HUNTING FOR BIC CAME. The highlands of Ontario is an ideal spot for the sportsman during the open bunting season for big game. In the Temagami region moo,,, are plentiful and h:ay be killed during the period from October 1615 to November 15th. This territory ix a forest preserve of vast ex- panse, and In addition to being the hunt- er's paradise, its waters abound with game fish of many species. The home of the red deer is located Rnmewhat to the south of 'Temagami, particularly in the districts known as "Muskoka Lakes." "Lake of !lays," "Magauetawan laser." "Lake Nipiseing," ane "Kawartha Lakes" territories. Write to J. D. McDonald. District Passenger Agent. Toronto. for a copy of "Haunts of Fish and Game," Seeued by the Grand Trunk Railway Systc•rn w-11 ole fully describes the hunting territories reached by this line, giving game laws !nape and all information. a - Dr. Walter O. Smith, the Scotch preacher, once tried to explain to an old lady the meaning of the Scriptural expression, 'fake up thy bed and walk." He said the bed was simply a mat or rug, eas- ily taken up and carried away. "No, no," replied the lady, "I can- na believe that. Tha bed was n regular four-poster. There would be no miracle in walking away wi' a bit o' inat or rug on your back." Where can I get some of Halln- way's Corn Cure? I was a"tirely cured of my corns by this rented,, and I wish sonic more of it fat my friends. So writes Mr. J. W. Brown, Chicago. She—"Sometimes you appear ,really manly and sometimes you are quite effeminate. How do you account for it?" He—"It's heredi- ta ry, I suppose. Ono half of my ancestors were men and the other half women." EEE THAT YOU CET THE REAL THINC. --Unscrupulous makers aro putting, up Ir trountcrfea of "The D. & b." Menthol Plaster. The genuine is made by Davie it Lawrence Cu. "I want you children to go to my lecture to -night," remarked a pro- fessor to the younger members of hes family. "Couldn't you whip us instead just this once, father 1' said one of them. It 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 be the principal agents for the spread of those deadly diseases, typhoid fever, diphtheria and smallpox. No other fly hiller sola. pares with Wilson's Fly Pads. "I understand sou stood for a 'whole hour in the doorway last Light talking to the policenlau, Biddy 1" "Shure, you vtunldll have foe shtand there for an hour and say nothin', ma'am 1" "Ho 'wen't into the country to find solitude." "Did he find it?" "No, quite the opposite; he sat down on an ant -hill." Something that Should be Rub - In. --Whenever plain is felt in the limbs or back, Take Dr. Tho- mas' Eclectric Oil: pour a little in the band, and applying it to the' surface beneath which the pain is, rub briskly. If the first applica- tion does not afford relief, whist►. is not Iisllallt• the case. keep rub- bing. The Oil will gradually pene trate to the affected part and re- lief will come. ONi.Y A "BERTH" -MARK. An Irishman, who had just come front Dublin to Glasgow to seek employment, was inferm<'(I that, he had a poor chance of getting a job Lecause he was displaying marks consistent with pugilism. "You mane that I've eye, sir, eh?" "Exactly." "Shure, that's only a birth -mark w'hic'h 1 have. You see. sir, I was coming from Dublin on the boat. an' by a mistake I went into the %long berth, and the fellow who was there gave me this." The more lawn some people have t.. 1110W the more they bate the 1Lt,wer. a black After malting a most careful study of the matter, U. 8. Govern- ment scientists state definitely that the common house fly is the principal means of distributing typhoid fever, diphtheria and smallpox. Wilson's Fly Pads kill the flies and the disease germs, too. SAID UNCLE SILAS: "When a feller has a job in a fcundry he tells about the place where ho works, but if he's in a bank ile speaks about the concern by which he is employed." INFORMATION WANTED about the men who has never heard of Paiukitltr. Sold for over 60 years. Is the best remedy for cramps, colic and dysentery, and un- equalled as a liniment for cuts and wounds. Avoid substitutes, there is but ono "Painkiller" --Perry David --25e. and 600. MAKING FACES. When you see a man making all aorta of faces at himself in a mir- ror it's a safe bet that he's either crazy or shaving. Attacks of cholera and dysentery come quickly, there seldom being any warning of the visit. Remedial action must be taken just as quick- ly if the patient i3 to be spared great suffering and permanent in- jury to the lining membranes of the bowels. The readiest prepara- tion for the purposo is Dr. J. 1). Kellogg's Dysentery Cord:al. It can bo got at small cost. at any drug store or g neral dealers, and it will afford relief before a doctor can be called. VANZAA* a WAEINO'a ..1 .RAW11. ‘'SPAVIN CURS"( V ..a receipt of st.n0 send for b. -41st -1104116, The Ve'ertnary aeetevi Company. Limited, 8 sA ;s.adeisidetet.,B. •[„Nato, 1.aira.la. WANTED. {OY WANTI'n. TO A(1' AR flF.s/'� 5 fnr ' TORONTO NA'rUnDAY 51011? in his Spare time. Good money. Circa. Jai .11 Manager, Toronto. • UNC'I,E EZRA SAYS: "Sometimes the takin' hold uv the bull by the horns ain't the let - tin' go ag'in." Ree. Weak. Wear7. Water? Ryes. Relieved By Murine Eye Remedy. Try Murino For Your Eve Troubles. You Will Like Murine. it Rooftree. 60c At Tour Druggists. Write For. Frye Books. Free. Murine Frye Remedy Co., Toronto. kindly mention the name of This pr.per in writing to advertisers. The Lady ---"Look here, you said that if I'd give you your dinner you'd mow the lawn for me." Tratnp—"l'd like to do it, ma'am, hut I've got to teach you a lemon. Never trust the word of a total stranger." �� AN\'actiERR WANTED. Others clear• tx,•nty dollars weekly. Apply A1irodt Tyler. London, Ont. 1) 01'S AND 1!11:14 SISIIIvet TO CA AV • mnney nr premiums erne vmtr name end address for our juvenile catalogue of ea=v polling hnu,chold sneeialt'es. Our adult Agents 68 nage ca►nl,.ere Is else ready, free on request. Canada Biker. cloth Co., Toronto. Ont. AGENTS WANTED. 1 have secured the general agency of Ontario for the fate of "our hurter Wender," a machine which makes two pounds of nutter out of 0110 at an additdoira1 curt of three cents. No clrenric'alx used. stands pure' Food inapeo. tion. Write for particulars for exclusive territory, to "Our Butter Bleeder." Room 2C2 Confederation Life Buildree. T.-moto. FOR SALE. COMIC RECITATION ROOK- Peet cal. Iretion puhlishcd in Er•alirh language; Ten cent. Arthur Rice, Granby, Oue. Parents buy Mother Caves Worm Exterminator because they know it is a safe medicine for their children and an effectual expeller of worms. "Good morning, sir,- said the lady, entering the studio to the famous portrait -painter. "I wish 1.. engage you to paint my por- trait." "I shall be delighted. ma- dam." "1 want it painted with my new hat on." "Pardon me. Inadain, but I am not a landscape artist." MONEY MAKING LITTLE PARMS IN CAI-IPORNIA'i beat r, est. 511.11. .nd 55,,01 crow. Its 5.tc,.. a., D. 1..p 5..11 ---Art. p,ted. Lu, r'.rm.,u. wrt1. fee &.il:.t. IRRRihlLD LiNV CO. Marysville - - Catifenfa "I _Incorporakd 18 OH %.F(; '.-:.,• ,.'.,.. I rn- -v 0'" TCPOhiTO. 12 and 14 PEMBROKE ST. F. H. Torrington, Mus. Dir. ANNUAL CONCERVEi.1DET. SSEY. HALL, NORMA1st Tickets mar he Lad at Ow ('•`11' r. WT11RT iiTCeW for FALL TERM — no better time. Thorough, practical courbes, individu- al tnxtruction and esery no -to -date fa- cility provided by our oldest and most reliable school. Brltlsh-American Bue'nass Colil:go, Y 11. C.A. EUILCIKC, TOICNTO. Write for catalogue. T. M. WATSON, Principal. A FEW CENTS will ch ruga your 'deities to' rich .d iiued glass. WINDOW. FNANIE, beautifully colored and tr.ensp..relt, will do it Special de 111/1114 for char.•he.. Samples free. Agents x a1:t- ed. Write ins n.:w. II. 1'. SULLIVAN, lief) 5t. James 't Mor.trctl Autumn Investments LIST MAILED On REQUEST. For indiri'htala [t'ith ,funds for inrestrnent at the present time, r(l.,'I/er of large antotto! or small, we /.are compiled a0 erten ire list of .111'.P1C11'A1., !'!'RLI(' S' R 1'ICE and COlt'- POl:A7!Ual bonds. The se- curities ipred will receire the apprnt'al (!the newt conacrr'atire irrre,t,rs, MUNICIPAL DEBENTURES, Ontario JIturicepal debentures to yield ,4 to -Wi,"'• %' Other Canadian Municipals — Pro- vince, County, City and Town -- ere Iasi(l { o to o RAILROAD £ PUBLIC SERVICE BONOS. if r o(%r a select list of bonds of Railroads and Public Serrir.t Corporations o/ demonstrated earning pourer at prices to yield the inree(ur .yi° to 6;%. Canadian Northern Railway Co. Equipments 1 i -I par ant's. uuth, Rainy Lake R Wlnntpot Rahway Company 6 par ant's. Taronts and York Radial Rail- way Company s pm, cant's. (Ouar- antoed by 1he 'Monts Railway Company.) Suburban Rapid Transit Com. pany 5 per cent's. (Guaranteed by the Winnipeg Eisetrle Co.) BONDS OF ESTAILISHEO IN- CH/SINUS. ponds of long r.+'aldisl.e.l ro tat irn(oursly proeprrnnf induS tries to yi•l(1 6l to 67,. Western Canada Fleur Milds Co. 6 per Bents. P. Burns and Company, Ltd., S pe• cent's. Long•BztI Lumber Company 5 Par Celts. Dominion free a site Co. Con- solidated 5 per cent's. ASK FOR FULL PARTICULARS. /1 I. n pirfp'Ille f., 44, II lrv,(i ..nr rdPr•i sgs a snilable bond owl to natirt In a thorough in- , (...(/(Risen of the security. DOMINION SECURITIES CORPORATION. LIMITED r.ras oarlct: TORONTO ss a.t.o at. a $sawn.•! 5 . MGNTnEAL-WINNIPEG LONDON, £54 hIIhtlI mention the name i'' Ott 1",s1 1. N(1. 4.. i,.• p:: per in uciting to ail II/Alters.