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'TONIC TREATMENT g
FOR INDIGESTIONI Vanle te ofttheir wsraarehtlights-s to `pew by PAYS TRIBUTE
Airships, too. are to play a great
part in future natal warfare. Of
RemEdits That Digest the Food the future of the aeroplane nothing
Rill Not Cure the Trouble --
The Stomach lust be
Fitted to do Nature's
Work.
torus' treatment for indiges-
tie, dcl:pepsia, catarrh of the bto-
wach and gastritis is having re-
markable success in curing obstin-
Lc cakes and deserves attention
wrfrom every sufferer.
Its principal is that remedies for
Indigestion that digest the food for
the stomach give relief for only a
short time. Ultimately they unfit
the stomach to du its own proper
work, because they make its a1=
ready weak powers still weaker by
disuse, while the remedy that
•trcngthens the stomach snakes it
cal,able "f digesting the food for it-
self. and this benefit is lasting. A
remedy that is not only a tonic for
the stomach, but for the blood and
so rues as well, invigorates the en-
tire est -tern and makes recovery
from the painful, weakening effects
of indigestion rapid and thorough.
Every sufferer front indigestion will
find in Dr. Williams' Pink Pills just
the tonic needed, as they enrich the
blood, tone the stomach and thus
enable it to do the work nature in- the brain seems softly to seethe and
tended it should do. This has been limbs twitch for a long spell after -
a' present is definitely known, but
every Dreadnought of all the big
nations which goes into action in
the future will Carey a .•omplete
"balloon sectiun" consisting of a
captive military balloon with a full
staff.
This is rendered necessary be the
fact that from a great height the
sea is absolutely as cleat►• as glass,
enabling objects to be seen at a
tremendous distance below the sur-
face, thus enabling colninanders not
only to spot. the enemy's battleships
from afar, but also to obtain timely
warning Of the approach of sub-
marines and other engines of de-
struction beneath the sea.
How will it end 1 When shall
we get to the final chapter in naval
construction 1 Tho answer probab-
ly is Never, so far as novel engines
of war are concerned.
Already a well-known naval ex-
pert has declared that "the officer
of the present era has an average
of ten years in which either to clear
oat of the service or seek refuge in
a lunatic asylum." The reason for
this is that the result of every gun
practice is to unnerve officers and
men for twenty-four hours.
The back -blast of the guns is so
violent and the concussion so pro-
dig;uus that eves swim, ears sing,
proved in thousands of cases, and
ft is worth the while of every suf-
ferer from stomach trouble to give!
1)r. Williams' fink Pills a fair trial.
Mr. Edward Chatterton, Campbell -
ton, N. B., says have been a
great sufferer from indigestion and
stomach trouble and although I had
treatment from several doctors, I
did not find a cure until I began
using Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I
can hardly describe how much I
suffered at times. Every meal
brought with it more or less agony ,y
and I seemed to have a complete
distaste for food. I had almost bo -
wards. If this is so already, what
will it be like with the heavier guns
which are now being evolved? -
Pearson's Weekly.
GRE:1'1' S.tLT LAKES OF RUSSIA.
Vast Territory Containing Many
Rich Deposits.
Salt lagoons and lakes are distri-
buted over most parts of the Hus-
sian Empire and principally in the
region of the Black mid the Caspi-
an seas. The produ ,lion of salt is
one of the rapidly developing indus-
gur to think my case incurable tries of the country. In the salt
(when I came across a pamphlet ad- lagoons during the dry and warm RAISE CALVES WITHOUT :BILK
erertising lir. Williams' Pink Pills, season there may be found the na-
and I decided to give them atrial. tiiral evaporation which is so great
'] am very thankful that I did so, that from the oversaturated brine
jor 1 had not been taking the Pills great quantities of crystals of salt
)(mg before I found them helping are precipitated. 'these salt la-
me. and in six weeks every symptom goons, marshes or lakes give emitt-
edthe trouble had vanished. i can ally as much as 1.00,000 tons, al-
' oat eat heartily almost any kind of though they have been known to
t.od, and no longer experience pain field 1,500,000 tons when seasons
land discomfort after eating." have been particularly dry and
It is because lir. 11'illiarns' Pink a Such work is done principally in
Tills make new. rich blood that they theraciness of 'Tauridu Kherson
vin's such troubles as indigestion, and Astrakhan. The Basekuuchak
Lake, located within the last nameck"
'10 THE GRAND WORK DODD'S
KIDNEY PII.I.S ARE DOING.
Biliousness
Fishermen Regard Them as a Bonn
to Mankind ---Mr. Frank Bautteld
Tells How They Cured Ilia Back-
ache.
Garnish, Fortune Bay, Ntld.,
Nov. 8. (Special). --Among the fish-
ermen here, who through exposure
to wet and cold aro subject to those
pains and aches which come from
diseased Kidneys, Dodd's Kidney
Pills are looked upon as a positive
boon to mankind. They are never
tired of telling how their Backaches
and their Rheumatism vanished be
fore the great Kidney remedy.
Among many others Mr. Frank
Banfield, after years of suffering,
bus found relief in Dodd's Kidney
Pills. and here is what he is telling
his friends: -
"I find Dodd's Kidney Pills the
best medicine for Backache I have
ever used. I only used two boxes
and they cured me of Backache I
had for five years. It started
through a strain.• My father's back
also bothered him, and he got some
relief from ono pill I gave him. They
were too precious to give him more.
All persons suffering from Backache
should use Dodd's Kidney Pills."
Why do Dodd's Kidney Pills cure
Backache? Simply because Back-
ache is Kidney ache, and Dodd's
Kidney Pills positively cure all Kid-
ney aches and ills. This has been
proved in thousands of cases in
Canada. If you haven't used them
Yourself ask your neighbors.
NOT BRIGHT TO HIM.
"Don't get down in the mouth,
old man," said the Optimist. "Look
or the bright side of things."
"That's all very well," mourn-
fully replied the sufferer ; "but
what is the bright side of a gum-
boil?"
rhrumatiftm, neuralgia, headaches
Wand backaches, St. Vitus (Sluice,
anti other forms of nerve troubles.
They cure the irregularities of girl-
hood and womanhood, and bring
ease. comfort and health to suffer-
ers. Sold by all medicine dealers
or by mail at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $1.50 from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
1'111; I1 Iti:.tl1N(Il'GHIS.
What the Battleships of the Future
are I.ike.
People who have been reading
Sheaf the rapid progress which has
been made in recent months in the
conquest of the air do nut realize
that naval development is more
than twice as rapid. The Dread -
weight of today is the scrap-irun
of to -morrow.
Britain invented the first Drea(1-
neught. She was launched less
than three years ago, at a cost of
well over a million pounds.
To -day Britain has at least six
ships of similar design. but which
are as great an improvement on the
first Dreadnought as she was on
the types %t hieb preceded her,
whilst Germany, America, Japan,
and even Brazil have also "gone
ot,e better."
And now we hear that Captain
Percy S.•ett has invented a means
by which one man can fire a broad-
si(1e of guns by electricity. Then
there is the problem of wireless te-
legraphy, with which alt British
Dreadnoughts are now equipped,
whilst a recording station has been
established at the Admiralty itself,
enabling the Sea Lords to corre-
spond almost instantly with vessels
far away at sea.
Another startling invention has
mien credited to the French. Ile
ecrtly secret experiments of great
interest were reminded with n new
Qct int•h luminous shell which is like-
ly to brote a taluahle asset in time
of war,
The new •hell throws not a ray
of Tight wlien it strike, Musing a
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DRUG# X,`
LettePs or postals addressed to
he Steele, Briggs Seed Co.,
Ltd., Toronto, Ont.," will procure
a valuable pamphlet for the farmer,
entitled "How to Raise Calves
Cheaply and Successfully Without
Mit,k," and every farmer should
have one. It tells how to raise
three calves at the Inst of one,
avoid scours and keep calves heal
tky and fat. Tells how to veal
calves at about half the usual cost,
how to sato the milk and, in fact,
bow to make more money out of
calves than you ever thought pos-
province, gives in favorable reasons bible.
enormous quantities, sometimes
nearly 400,000 tons. The bottom of
this lake consists of thick layers of
salt, and the visible supply has
been computed at nearly 100,000,000
tons.
Another lake, the Elton. contains
a larger reserve of solid salt along
its bottom measuring forte square
miles. Beginning not far from the
Sea of Azov, embracing all the orchestra dates from tho time of
north and east of the Caspian Sea Alexander I11. in 18S3, who entrust -
and extending to the east and ed its formation to Major (,eneral
northeast of this is a vast territory. Baron de Stackelherg, himself a
larger in area than France, in composer and skillful musician. All
which every lake and standing pool the musicians, in addition to their
of water is brackish or salt and only i wages, with board and lodging, aro
running water is fresh. I entitled on retirement to aJlension.
Hundreds of these lakes could be •
profitably worked for salt if requir-
ed. Many of the lakes contain bo -
sides common salt various other
compounds embedded in the brine
or embedded in the sediments of
their bottoms. These compounds
are valuable in hydropathy.
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CZAR'S PRIVATE ORCHESTR:\.
• It is not generally known, ob-
serves a Paris contemporary, that
the Czar has a private orchestra,
which nn rare occasions appears its
public. This orchestra, we are told,
must not be confused with the Im-
perial Opera of St. Petersburg. The
A MOrIER'S CHIEF OAR%
IS HER BABY'S WELFARE
The great desire of every mother
is that her little ones shall bo
Might. good-natured and healthy.
Fiery mother can keep her little
cnes in this condition if she will give
them an occasional dose of Baby's
Own Tablets. These Tablets cure
colic, indigestion, constipation,
diarrhoea. worms, teething trou-
bles. and other minor ailments.
Uuaranteed to contain no opiate or
poisonous "soothing tuff." Mrs.
If Irvine, North Portal,
srtys: • i have used Baby's Own
Tablets %then our baby was teeth-
ing, and for ether little troubles.
and have Suomi them all you claim
1.., them. 1 always keep them in
!lie house." Sold at 2:1 cents a box
by all dealers, er by snail from The
1)1 Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
-111,UNI)EHUUS.
At a court of justice in Australia
notch frequented by Chinese a new-
ly appointed crier was ordered by
Ore judge to summon a witness to
the stand. "('all for Ah Song," was
the er%nunand. The crier was pris-
sier' for a moment. He glanced ..he-
ly at the judge, hot found hitn quite
grave. Then he turned to the spec-
tators. "Gentlemen," he said,
"w(uld any .of you favor his lord-
ship with a song t"
.t town than never gets rid of the
idea that he wi.t make a fortune in
the poultry business when he has
..acrd np enough to buy a ten -aria
n
Aa/ Ser rete seers fe O•�f. YJ. L , Nle
Wrist Ores 1 Ch•rrt:al CO., Turont•. farm.
It is a Liver PAL --Many of the
ailments that man has to contend
with have their origin in a disorder-
ed liver. which is a delicate organ,
peculiarly susceptible to the (lis-
turbanees that come iron irregular
habits or lack of care i•1 eating and
drinking. This ace•nints for the
great many liver regulators now
pressed nn the at ti ntion of suffer-
ers. Of these there is none superior
to Parmelee's Vegetable Pills. Their
operation though gentle is effective,
and the most delicate can use them.
Kindly mention the name of this
paper In writing to advertisers.
BRITISH INN NAME.
The inn k,lnwn as the "Same
Yet- at Prestwich has a curious
history, which M . Hack wood re-
lates in the London Daily News:
"The house originally bore the
'Seven Stars,' brit many years ago
it hceaine necessary to have its
faded sign repainted. When the
1s certainly one of the most dis-
agreeable all t&enta which flesh is
heir to. ('.,&ted tongue bitter teens
In the mouth titmice dizziness -
these combine to matte life • burd•
en. The cause is a disordered
liver the sure Dr lforse's Indian
Root Pills. They en straight to the
root of the trouble. put the liver
right. cleanse the stomach and bow•
els, clear the tongue •nd take
away the bitter taste from th•
mouth. At the first sign of bilious-
ness tats
D r.
nd Ian
Morse's
Root Pills
W HO 1
If it is proven
That Mars is dry,
Who'll want to visit
Thera by and by 1
Only those who have had experi-
ence can tell the torture corns
cause. Pain with your boots on,
pain with them off -pain night and
day ; but relief is sure to those who
use Holloway's Corn Cure.
HEAVILY HANDICAPPED.
"Sir, I wish to marry your daugh-
ter," faltered the young man."
"You do, eh 1" exclaimed the fond
parent. "Well, I have been rather
expecting this, and to be thorough-
ly orthodox, I shall put a few ques-
tions to you. Do you drink?"
,.
"No, sir. I abhor liquor,"
"You do, eh? Smoke?" •
"I never use tobacco in any
form."
"Well, I didn't suppose you ate
it. Do you frequent the race
tracks?"
"I never saw a horse -race in my
life, sir."
"Um -m -m. Play cards for mon-
ey?" •
"Emphatically no, sir."
"Well, young man, I must say
you are heavily handicapped. My
daughter is a thorough society girl,
and I can't for the life of me see
what she is going to do with you.
However, it's her funeral, and if
she wants to undertake the job, she
can risk it."
It Retains Old and Makes New
Friends. -Time was when Dr. Tho-
mas' Eclectric Oil bad but a small
field ofdistribution, but now its
territory is widespread. Those who helping my brother men, and if the
first recognized its curative quali-! publication of my experience of
ties still value it is a specific, and Zam-Buk will lead other sufferers
while it retains its old friends it is to try it, I should be glad."
ever snaking new. It is certain that Zam-Buk also cures burns, cuts,
whoever once uses it will not be ulcers, blood poisoning. ringworm,
without it. scalp sores, chapped hands, cold
sores, and all skin injuries and dis-
SAYS MCGOWAN : eases. Rubbed well on to the chest
in cases of cold it relieves the tight
ness and aching. All druggists and
stores sell at 50c. box, or post free
from Zam-Buk Co., Toronto. fur
,price, 3 boxes for $1.23.
ITNCLE EZRA SAYS:
"The only way a blacksmith kin
ever git a raise is to strike while
the iron is hot."
A Cure for Fever
Disturbance cf the
liver always precede
er and ague. showing derangement
of the digestive organs and deterior-
ation in the quality of the blood.
Ji, these ailments Parnlelee's Vege-
table Pills have been found most ef-
fective, abating the fever and sub-
duing the ague in a few days. There
are many who are subject to these
distressing disturbances and to
these there Is no better preparation
procurable as a means of relief.
NO GRAMAPHONES THERE.
lo St. Petersburg They are Ban-
ished from the Public Fars.
St. Petersburg has been groaning
colder the tyranny of the gramo-
phone. Rosiness men, students,
writers deluged the Prefect of the
city with letters imploring hila to
sate them from the torture of its
metal voice. Thanks to the fact that
St. Petersburg is under that form
of martial law known as extraor-
dinary protection he was able to
help them.
An order was issued that gram..
phones were only to be played be-
hind closed doors and windows.
But the remedy was useless. Moro
letters were showered on the Pre-
fect explaining that the machines
employed by the devotees of mecha-
nical music were so powerful that
nothing short of suppression would
meet the case. The Prefect has now
forbidden the use of gramophone@
in the entire central district and in
other parts of the city frequented
by business men.
After all, martial law has its ad-
vantages.
ECZEMA AND PILES CURED.
111agistrale and School Commission.
er Healed by Zam-Buk.
Zam-Buk by its healing power has
earned the praise of men and wo-
men in the highest stations of life.
One of the lastest prominent gen-
tlemen to speak highly in Zam-
Buk's favor is Mr. C. E. Sanford,
of Weston, King's Co., N. 15. Mr.
Sanford is a Justice of the Peace
for the county, and a member of
the Board of School Commission-
ers. He is also deacon of the Bap-
tist Church in Berwick. Ide
says: "I had a patch of eczema on
Priv ankle, which had been there for
over twenty years. Sometimes al-
so the disease would break out on
my shoulders. I bad taken solution
of arsenic, had applied various oint-
menttt, and tried all sorts of things
Ss: obtain a cure, but in vain. Zam-
Buk, unlike all else I tried, proved
highly satisfactory, and cured the
ailment.
"I have also used Zam-Buk for
itching piles, and it has cured them
completely also. I take comfort in
"More nein are kilt be in-growin'
laziness th'n he over-wurruk."
A cough is often the forerunner
of serious pulmonary afflictions, yet
there is a simple euro within the
reach of all in Bickle's Anti -Con-
sumptive Syrup, an old-time and
widely recognised remedy, which, if
resorted to at the inception of a
ccld, will invariably give relief, and
by overc•orning the trouble, guard
the system from any serious conse-
quences. Price 25 cents, at all
dealers.
N EV ER DONE.
Young H ushand-You mark me!
.\ woman always manages to get
what she wants.
Old Husband -I wouldn't mind
that so much, but the worst of it is.
as soon as she gets it she wants
something else.
Mrs. Robert E. Peary, mars than nine
Eea: s ag',, f+votab'y comru aced on Murlee
ye Remedy after It. &PO:ration t • b•r
Parody for Eye Troubles resulting Inn.)
Measles and Srarlrt Fever, and later re-
commended to the fatn•'u•, gl,,loter tae
Man who now ret,ana home as the Dternv•
erer of the North Pole `'old, (tutting
Winds and Dust rause Rod. Week, •tory
Eye+ Murine Eye Remedy •f/orate Re-
liable Relief. Write Murine Eve Remedy
('n , Chicago., for illustrated F.1a Rooks
Monne, 50c., by Vail from All Druggists.
Kindly mention the name of this
paper in writing to advertisers.
---•p.
TRASH FOR Di.tMONDS
A Surprise on Opening a Jewel Box
After Three Pears.
The substitu'.ion of worthless
stones and refuse in a sealed box
for very valuable diamonds was -as
in a former celebrated ease --the
gravamen of a charge at Westmin-
ster, London. England, against Al-
bert Challoner, aged a:. The story
disclosed he Mr. Stanley Walter,
painter asked the litntllord what he the prossetilor's manager, was that
was to put on the board he receiv d in the beginning of VW the prison -
tile answer 'Tho same yet.' And er took in pledge from a customer.
the man took him at his wort?."
'1 N 1'
under a special egret rnent, three
pieces of dinmond jewelry. ill l)
was advanced. The customer a fee.
weeks later te,leemed the diamentt',
paying the stns advanced and .t1 ss.
interest.
Challoner, it was alleged. t.•..k
the whole of that money. He re
fastened the hoe which had con-
tained the jewelry and repleted it
in the safe. For three years the in-
terest, amounting to £30, was re-
gularly paid by the prisoner. but
after leaving Mr Masters' service
he got trite dill'tcult:es and the pay-
ments were not continued. A few
(lays ago, as the interest wa, sigh
teen months in arrear,, the jewel
box was opened and nos retold to
contain only n few pebble, it,.nt the
rond. The prisoner was sentenced
to three months' imprisuiRment 112
1 c' 11: NO. 46 0ll the seeund division.•
and Ague. -
stomach and
attacks n! fe'v-
Teacher "Now, children, who
Can tell me what 'obedience" is
derived from?" Pupil-"1''rom get fico •ere• of land with t a>r std •' osis,
tin' caned, Iniss:" I very pretty plan. fiver it tees ,•f . r.r k.
Twenty ITA' dollars an e. • A).plt A 8.
' Towle, Corhranr. .Ubett:
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COUGHS & COLDS
LOAD TO CONSUSI T1ON
Colds are the rnoet dikagereus of all
forms of disease. A noise told leech
to Brci:!:its, Consumption. moor•.
" Coughs.' are the result of irrbsts Droa.
eke' tate. "fSYCHINE"su•aeough
by remov:nr the irrlaling particles mad
heslit.g the inflamed membrane. ft is a
runlet& and destroys the tubercle germ.
It is • teak that strengthens the luau, the
liver, and tante.. up the system. it makes
for better health in all emaciation. of Auntie.
ity. Get strong am) the cough w;ildisappear.
"PS YCHI NE" makes weak people
strong. ft cares coughs of iliac moat obdu-
tate kind mai breaks up • cold in a lc iv
hours.
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Writs for Free l easple.
Fes fab le all Dias • W sa 4i Diatsrs s1<. s II
par bete Dr. T. A. SLOCUM
LIMIT kD.
T31 S?0
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profit to &gents. on!) thos. i._ec.,n• •t,.. in
apply. Park Salsa Co., London, nut
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AOEN'rB WANTED -TOR PUE:I'.7R \TIO
Cued in every household. Situ
ent. profit. For free samples sed o
Logue, address Cockburn Yaaur.esiuI
-Co.. Brantford.
RELiABLE DISTRICT AND LOCAL
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Caudle power. (lenrratea (tae m ordi
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EDUCATIONAL.
17TwENTY•FOrR ROrRR iN EVERY qliji
What do you do with tl•study
T►{TTt
sot nee some of the time in ' 1
,each yott at home Bookkeeuing, 'hart•
land, Penmanship, Arithu.etie, Letter.?
writing. ('nrnmerciai Law. Public • hoot(•
tourers, High Nohool Stip 0ets. hats., ulal
iton, Teachers' Cert irn•ite•s, Civil Se:,tc4r
Arricutture, ':took -raising. Special Ens.
ties. Stearn Engincerinr. .lover+nlism, Mee
lhanieal Drawing. Hou,, -hold Seieoee L k
about what interests s.•,t. ('r,nadiett
respondence ('allege, l.itnitrd, Dept K.
Toronto. Canada. --
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A ffILIAl10N WITH Ute1VeRlifY Cr ToeJNTo
12 and 14 PEMBROKE STRFET.
Examinations in February,
(END FOR CATALOOU! and SYLLABU$.1
F. H. TORRINGTON, Mus. Dir.
British-AmericC rt
Business College
ESTABLISHSO
Y.M.C.A. Bldg., TORONTO.
One the r•n.t up -t,. -dote a .1 r rq "p
ped +r?n.,,ts lu 1'ana113, 77 vit. f . o.Joytne
T. V wA-1'(0: T' .,'.a1.
FOR SALE.
CONI(' RECITATION Enna( r .• . rt.
lection pnhli.hol to F. • • ' •u . ;
Ten rents. Arthur Rite. .1- •, '•.. q ,.
STOCKS.
To INVESTORS YOUR (`: 1r '' • TO
buy or Pell Stocks w11t ,. • my
personal' attention. A. 14. Mat! •. ltte►-
er, 4.t Strait Rt., Toronto.
FARM WANTED.
j!.IRV WANTED iN Fxt•RAN(i5 TOR
ll 6x1 acres unimproved l+ontbern Al-
herta Fall Wheat land. Pewtres,, IN Don
'Mil1s R'd . Toronto.
FARM WANTED.
One of the greatest blessings to
ph►'cnts is Mother Graves' Worm PHRENOLOGY.
E5►terminator. It effectually expels
worms and gives health in a marvel-
lous manner to the little one. eaton, Ont Stn, sly reliable
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5t•1't•F:Stt( Se, life ,si„ahle ■,)',', 111,
once Send PC to It .1 Kavanagh. t hart'
"I don't beliete in that doctor."
"Why 1" "He didn't tell inc ev-
erything I wanted to cat was bad
for me!"
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laaaasmattea of
rukidneys, of the
ladder, of the
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Brom hills. Difficult
Breathing, Ca-
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ratan.. Itheomatism. ('old
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