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ECZEMA CURED
THROUGH T,fE BLOOD; l:at'b
•
By the Aid of Dr. William' Pia
Piss- ¶ht Wonderful Tule
Medicine
Eczema' or salt rheum is a dis-
ease of the skin which sho•..s itself'
in small. rod, watery blisters ---these
sisters break and leave a scale
w hich may be rubbed off by the
hand. The affected parts are in-,
tensely itchy and the victim cannot
idea,' the touch of any article of
rlt.thlrtA over the parts.
The disease is caused by bail
blond and roust be cured through
the blood. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
have cured many eases of eczema
J)ecause they are the one medicine:
/hat acts wholly o• the blood -the
0 seat of the trouble Among those
aurid by these Pi•:: is Mrs. Chas.'
Ii)avidsen, of Ami, rst, N. S.. who:
says:- "I stiff(' Ad greatly from;
'salt rheum or e;• :ma and toy bands
/sere badly cracked. I tried sever-
al ointments, but they did me no
!tm(1 whatever. I was advised to
ry Dr. Williams' Piuk Pills and
)ad only used them for a few weeks
when the trouble disappeared and!
nig hands w•cro entirely healed.- 1
Ant very grateful for Khat the Pills
Iaave,ione for mo and would advise'
other sufferers from this trouble to'
try them."
What Dr. Williams' Pink Pille did
for Mrs. Davidson they have donei
For many others -not only in eases'
p.f eczema and salt rheum, but for
etuptions and pimples, chronic
erysipelas, scrofula and all other
Maladies which arise from the
ood. They banish these troubles
!simply beeause they clear the blood
'of all impurities and leave it rich,
;flu', aur. 'health -giving. The Pills!
;aro sold by all medicine dealers or
:direct by snail at 50 cents a box or
ai:: boxes for $2.50 from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
t
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CRUCIFIED HERSELF.
en Italian Girl Inflicts Awful Tor-
tures.
A strange story comes from Tur-
in about the act of a servant girl
who became possessed of a religious
mania. The woman who employ-
ed the girl found her crucified on
a bed. After an investigation the
employer discovered that the girl,
after placing a crown of thorns on
her head and influicting a severe
wound in her chest, nailed her feet
and her left hand to the bed boards
and calmly spent the night suffer-
'og tortures.
tit TCH DI\NJRS.
Maid Receiver Her Portion
I'ireft and !Retirees.
'fhe Dutch, when they invite one
--and they are not a guest-seking
nation --are extremely hospitable,
says a writer in Hurper's Beier.
They snake one at once welcome.
Sometimes, however, when it conies
ti' dinner, their active hospitality
demands an energetic recognition.
The table is laid with piles of
plates before each chair. On one's
'first visit the spoons and forks are
of heavy silver, the knives of the
finest steel and ivory. Neverthe-
less, one never eats with tner
again. 11 'hen one has been shown
tl.at a family possesses them, that
et•dy it. One eats thereafter from
eery -day ware.
"What ".could the silver be like
for our children if we used it
often?" an old lady asked. "What
should we possess if our ancestors
had been careless?"
In this house of which I am speak-
ing the maids came in as we took
our places. The host carved the Kidneys and also that they are now
great veal roast, -veal is the conilooked upon as n standard medi
THIS WELL-KNOWN
ADVOCATE SIAM
Nle 110("I'OR ADVISED 111)1 To
TAILE DODD'S GIDNLY •
PILLS.
,1ud He Found Them to be all They
Were Advertised --How and Why
i)odd's Kidney Pills ('ure.
Montreal, Que., Jan. 17 (Special)
.-"Dedd's Hitlney Pills were re-
1►emruended to rue by our family
physician, and I must say they have
proved to be what they were ad-
vertised."
This statement, made by L. J. R.
Hubert, the well-known advocate,
of 214 James Streit, is a double tri-
bute to Dodd's Kidney Pills. It
shows that they are recognized by
reputable medical !nen as a peer-
•retnedv for diseases of the
pany meat, --and gave each maid
her huge portion. They then were
served with vegetables, and with-
drew.
The soup, of course, came first,
and the maids received their por-
tion of that also, 'but in the kitchen.
The door shut Lehind them, the un-
married daughter rose and served
the guests.
The first course claimed the top
plate, the second the next.
Werda are absolutely inadequate
t', do justice to the variety and ex-
cellence of the small cakes, or tar•t-
jies, of Holland.
Each city has its own, and each
baker guards jealously the receipts
which have conic down through the
ages from father to son.
This hostess, in particular, set
about introducing me to all varie-
ties, and on one occasion, to arouse
toe, had twenty-four kinds of de-
licious confections of pastry, light
as feathers, whipped cream, pre-
served fruits, almonds, "sugar,
spice, and all things nice."
The hour for dinner that is most
in favor is about half past five in
the afternoon.
WORTH KNOWING.
Simple Remedy That Any One Can
Prepare at Home.
Most people are more of less sub-
ject to coughs and colds. A simple
remedy that will break up a colo'
quickly and cure any cough that is
curable is made by mixing two
onncns of Olveorinc, n half ounce
pf Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure
.and eight ounces of pure Whisky.
When discovered the woman was You can get these in any good drug
exhausted from pain and loss of store and easily aaix them in a large
blond and was taken to a hospital bottle. The mixture is highly re-
enmmended by the Leach Chemical
'rel a (lying condition. She admit- ('o , of ('incinnati, who prepare the
ted that out of love of the Saviour,
she had voluntarily crucified her ; genuine •
Virgin Oil of Pine com-
self. Her reason for this, she Paid, pound pure for dispensing.
was that she wished to share
ft)hrist's sufferings.
The doctors declare that the girl
is hysterical and therefore insen-
sible to pain, but the common pee.
ple regard the case as miraculous.
IIILDfl00D INDIGESTION
JOINS $ICILI BABIES
The baby who suffers from indi-
gestion is simply starving to death.
if it takes foul it does the child no
good, and it is cross, restless and
j►teepless, and the mother is worn
rut caring for it. Baby's Oan Tab-
let% always cure indigestion, and
dive th'1 little oue healthy natural
tlseep. Mrs. A. P. Daigle, Lower
apin. N. li., s:i'ri : -"For severe
.aces of indigestion I think Baby's
torn Tablets are worth their weight
11 gold. Ids little one suffered ter -
ably from this 1ronble and the
'ablets was the only thing that re-
moved th^ trnuhte." 'olid every-
il:ere at S.!5.- n box or by trail from
'he Pr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville. Ont.
HIS t 11A11lTV. .
he aa• per. but otherwise bon-
s rt. and hr: had just proposed to the
heir(ss.
"Are you Fare." she queried af-
t' r the manner of her kind, "that
you flu n•etwant to starry me for
100, ntf'ney !.
••O( coer'c I don't," he repined.
.l' 1 nn► anxious to marry y'nu he -
rause 1 haven't the heart to let you
become an old maid merely because
yon happen to base a paltry half
'billion."
Arts w ay it
Ireuble than
LOW BIRTH RATE OF L4•'ION.
But the City is Healthier. Thai
Other Large PItie+.
Many of the facts in that com-
pendium of statistics and valuable
information eoncorning the health
cf old London -the annual report
of the London County Council
Health Committee --issued recently,
are striking. It states that, in 1908,
there were 38,200 marriages, an an-
nual rate of 15.9 pee 1.000 persons
living, and this was the lowest rate
recorded since statistics had been
available. A satisfactory feature
is the gradual decrease in Ahild-
mnrriages. Marriages of minors
we. re 3.2 per cent. in the case of
males and 11.8 in the case of fe-
males, compared with 3.5 and 12.9
in 1907.
'1'he birth-rate continued to fall
in the metropolis, the official sta-
tistics for the past six years being:
Per 1,000
1903 .... .... .... .... .. 28.3
1961 .... .... .. .. ...... '2 .7
1905 .... .... .... .. .... 27.0
1906 .... ...... .. .. .... 26.5
1907 25.6
1908 25.2
A more pleasing fact is both the
death -rate and the rate of infantile
nit rtality show a decrease. In 1909
the death -rate was 13.8 per 1,000,
(unlpared with 19 2 the average in
the• years 1891-1900. The medical
officer of health completes that this
represents a Raving of 26.205 lives,
or a gain to the community of 1,-
oec,77i) years of "life capital."
1 on Ion is 1 • far the healthiest
i•I,cttei to Lormrr J the great capitals, and with two
it i- t.• ovale it exception- Bristol and Leicester_
the healthiest of the large towns of
good ter free samcle t•
Dobai Orus a Chemical 1v., T•rente.
•
3e t. W 1.., Na
England. The death -rate of the ca-
pitals per 1,000 are as follows tot
f+n4 : -
Lnndon . . .. . . .. ........ 13.8
Pnris.. .... .. .. ...... 17.5
Brussels .... .. .... .... 14.5
Copenhagen , .. .. .. ... 16.4
ht4uckholrn ... .. .. .... 14.7
St. Petersburg .... .. .. 518.6
Berlin .... .. , . ..... 15.4
Vienna . .. . . .. .. ...... 17.e
Rothe .. ... . , 1 k.8
New York 'R.5
4TH
of pe eple you don't know NI'
.11
cine by the best people in Canada.
And the reason of this is that
they do just what they are adver-
tised to do. Thee cure diseased
Kidneys and put them in condition
to clear all impurities out of the
Wood. They cure Bright's Disease,
Diabetes and Backache, because
these are Kidney diseases. They
cure Rheumatism, Lumbago and
Heart Disease, beeause these are
caused by impurities in the blood
that the Kidneys would strain out,
of the blood if they were in good
working order. If you haven't
used them yourself, ask your neigh-
bors about. Dodd's Kidney Pills.
LOOKED LIKE IT.
The visitor rang the bell and the
dcor was opened by the wild-eyed
youngsters who were towing the
house cent around by a hose.
"I heard that your mamma was
up at the mothers' congress deliv-
ering a lecture on 'How to Raise
Children,' " announced the visitor.
"Am I right t"
And the oldest boy pointed to the
overturned chairs, the scratched
wall -paper and the bsaken table,
and said simply : "(317e, don't it
look like it
tees et fleets, snarls and pais in the chat may
sot mein consumption, but are bar sign,. Allen's
Lang valiant 11.48111 the oeogh and hells lanais'.
•d ait pasanges. Not a grata of opium in it.
"But.," protested the young honse-
keeprr, "the milk is four.'..
"Yes'm," replied the honest milk-
man: "it's shameful how lazy them
farmers is gittin'. Ye see, nla'arn,
they've been oversleepin' their -
pelves lately, an' before they git
their cows milked the stuff turns."
i He :p your children to grow
trona and robust by counteracting
trything that causes ill -health. One
,rent eause of disease in children
s worms. Remove them with Mo -
her Graves' Worrn Exterminator.
'It Dever fails. -
"The collection for the heathen
last Sunday," said a minister,
"was very gratifying. We got a
dozen shirt buttons. If the congre-stitious people is that in 1910 Good
gation will kindly put a few shirts 1 Friday occurs on March 25, Lady
in the plate this morning to go with Flay, and that is supposed to fore -
them." them, no more can be expected of bode great. evil.
Children's Coughs `6,,'"
Oases lilt'.► Uaaeceeta•rs Set/Feriae
IS
CURE
`1lL bLS1 SIAM IIMSw s
Lc.... iseasit ,mLcF-.wait' aid hook de hale
dooms.:.! pes.eab more anima fila Chadian
kb k to.- n plosionsLuauons to take sod doer net d
lbe eteetsc6.
Au Dreaglab. 2S c.sts.
NO SURRENDER!
The Stranger -"And who are the
Murphy's ancestors?"
Mr. Murphy - "Ancestors!
What's that ?"
The Stranger -"I mean, who do
the Murphys spring from 1"
Mr. Murphy -"The Murphys
spring from no one. They spring
at thim !"
You cannot he happy while you
;save corns. Then do not delay in
etting a bottle of Holloway's Corn
'Cure. it removes all kinds of corns
without pain. Failure with it is un-
known.
"I was sorry to bear, Brown, that
you have failed in business." "Yee,
1 struggled hard, but I lost every-
thing save my honor, thank good.
nese, and the property I was wise
enough to settle un my wife when
I found myself getting into trou-
ble -„
Fres to Our Readers.
Write Marine Fye Remedy Cn., Chleage,
ler 48 pare fllurtrated Eye Aoek Fret'
Write ell ehnnt Yonr Eye Trouhle pod
they will advice a.e to the Trans Apeliee•
lion of the IIlnrine }:.e Remedies in You?
Aneefal Case. Your Drnegiat will toll you
that Marine Relieves go-. Mees. Strength.
ens Weak Eves. Daen't Qtnart, Itoothe1
Pre Pain. and sells for flee. Try it In
Yonr Fyne and in Aaby's Eyes for scaly
Eyelids and Granulation.
Jones -"Why un earth do you
offer such a large reward for the re-
turn of that horrid, yapping, snap-
ping cur? Brown -"To please my
wife." "But such a large reward
will be sure to bring him back."
"Oh, no, it won't. He's dead. I
drowned him myself."
AphyeN a leant always at heed Guard yeas
felt against sudden a -:use s and colds by keeping
a bottle of Painkbutr ice the
'b'Painkiller 'Od.Y�
beth
totes, there
erry
Davis' -t6• aad wt'
Tathor-"Yes, sir, I began as an
office -boy. and here I am at the top
of the tree. And what is my re-
ward? Why, when I die my son will
b: the greatest rascal in the town."
The Prdigal (calmly) -"Yes, pater.
But not till you die!"
SmitatteIM Aaeund, but tnatst upon getting the
genuine. "the b k 1," Month •1 ►'lut.r. 1l has
,Ionil tbe bat et years. It einem aches and palms
E■taer thou any plaster.
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DIRE FATE 'I'IIREATENS.
Something Terrible Prophesied to
Happen John Bull.
That the New Year holds some
terrible fate in store for John Bull
is predicted, although in more or
less vague terms, by the majority
of those who 'trofces ability to lift
a corner of the veil of the future.
The latest i!1 omen to scare super -
Mherenertee is Al; Issas are friends of Paha.
killer. at•adre.I• .f letters testify to the fast I.ady's lap
For aeerdeata and sodden .rn.•rnneles. much M England shall meet with grave
sprains, ruts and bruises they nod ft loyal...dile
Acord sub.titete•. there is but ems " Painkiller ', hall
-- Perry Davi*'- 25e and sic.
When Good Friday falls in Our
It doesn't take a roan long to be-
come used to making a fool of him-
self.
'ft Knnw is 10 Prevent.- If lh•
wa'nt's who Bork in cold wale
•cost "f thr div would rub their fro!
and lege with Dr. Thomas' Felectre
')it they would escape mulenlitr
rheiimatisnr and render their nethe-
limbs proof ngeinl't the ill effects
of exposure to the cold. Those set.
ting ant for mining regions would
cl • well to provide themselves with
a supply before starting.
Professor (coming home late) --
"1)rat it! There was something T
wanted to do. What on earth was
it 1'' (After thinking about it half
an hour) "Alia ' now 1 know - I
wanted to Ke to bed.'•
in the race for we:11th the. aver-
age Iran looms up among those who
also ran.
1M18UR NO. 4-41
•
mis-
says an old saw. Strangely enough,
when Good Friday and lady Day
have coincided there have been an
unusual number of disasters. The
events of 18114, fur instance, include
the Fenian outbreak, the killing of
2'•C persons by the bursting of a res-
ervoir in Sheffield, 200 killed and
wounded in Belfast riots, the loss
of a warship in the China Sea and
the burning of a steamer in the In-
dian Ocean, when ninety•one lives
were lost.
in 1853, 1842 and as far hack as
1796, also years on which Good
Friday fell en Lady Day, an un-
usual number of grave disasters
were recorded.
The Rowel. Most Art Healthy.
in most ailments the first care lir
the medical conn is to ere' that the
hostels are onen and fully perform -
leg their functions. Parmelee's Ve-
getable Pills are so compounded
that certain ingredients in them act
lir, the bowels golds' and flier are
the veli lest medicine available to I
produces 1t'^hire action of the bow-
els. frolee'f. the i• no ether spm -
rifle so serviceable in keeninil the
digestive+ organr in healthful action.
Mr R. Ore ham --"1 urn sorry,
d,'etnr, yeti were unable to Ott nd
my supper party last night. it
w.'uld have lane you good.'.
'Thank yon' ft has already done
m•• good. i have just prescribed
fo- three of the guests'"
Hotel Proprietor -Sir. you t'1111 -
pro
an-
pnr leat•e this betel until you pay
your bill." Mr. ". A. Lett -'•Ah.
at last 1 have found a man gener-
ous enough to µrant nie the one
thing i have shwas s desired - a per-
manent home."
SAFE.
Bertha "I'll tell you soniethin
in confidence, which you Must keel
a secret. l'Iw engaged to Mr. 1►
Riche." .
Daisy -"A11 right. 1'11 sec tha
the report is spread thoroughly."
EAS)'.
Lumps ----"When a man says he ea
manage his wife, what does h
mean 1''
Humps --"He means he eau mak
Ler do anything she wants."
An Easy Pill to Take.- -Some per
ernes have repugnance to this be
cause of their nansenting state
P'arme%ee's Vegetable Pills are s,
repared as to make them agree
ble to the most fastidious. 'Thi
est delicate can take therm with
nut feeling the r'evulsinn that fol
.lows the taking of ordinary pills
►This is one reason for the popular
tet of these celebrated pills, bu
Pie main reason is their high toni
Cal quality as a medicine for the
stomach.
GIRLISHLY.
A girl gets mil( if a young mal
tries to kiss her. And if he succeed
she stays mad if he doesn't keep i
Up.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO t'6 DAYS.
PA7.0 OINTMENT Is guaranteed to .nre an
ewe of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Piles 1. 6 Is 16 days or money refunded. 60•.
Old Lady (rather deaf) -"Are yotl
any relation to a Mr. Green?'
Green -"I am Mr. Green." Old
Lady --"Ah! Then that explain!
the extraordinary resemblance."
There is no medicine on the mar
kat that can compare with Bick}e'
Anti -Consumptive Syrup in expel
ling from the system the irritatin
germs that colds eisgender in the
air passages. It is suicide to neg-
lectyour cold. Try the cheap ex-
periment of riding yourself of it by
using Bickle's Syrup, which is a
simple remedy. easily taken, and
once used it will always be prized
as a sovereign medicine.
CHILDREN IN SLAVERY.
Italian Authorities Arouse to Fight
Odious Traffic.
The Italian Governtnent is en-
forcing stringent measures for the
suppression of the traffic in chil-
dren under age by the glass -work-
ing industry in France. The Min-
ister of the Interior states that of-
ficial inquiry has shown appalling
conditions.
Agents of this odious sweating
system tour Italian country dis-
triots, bargaining with poor par-
ents and guardians for their chil-
dren for a terra of years.
If successful, the children are
packed off to the glass foundries,
especially in Southern France.
where they are utterly at the mercy
of their captors. They are subject-
ed to a life of heart-rending slav-
ci.; and ill treatment.
The ministerial decree severely
censures the Mayors or local au-
thorities, but for whose convenience
or culpable negligence, it says, such
acts on the part of the inhuman
parents could not have been pos-
sible.
Dr. Morse's
indlen Root Pills
eraetly meet the need which to
erten arises in every family for a
medtrulr to open up andlregulate the
bowel!. Not only err they ,ittctire
in all cane• of constipation. tint
they help greatly in breaking up a
('old or La (hippo by cleaning nut
the system and purifying the blood.
in tke some way they railer•' or cure
ntlleusue.s, indigtwetlo., Kirk head
aches, Rheumatism and other come
mein ailments in the fullest .erspe
Of the words Dr. Morse's ludian
Root Pills are
A Household Remedy
Sneei-%lilt. • • r, .ltall
sen.r•t,
Ito yon trap lir buy
F urer 1 not anodic.
largest dealer. I ray
boy omit prices. Your
shipments solicited.
I pay mail and ea -
pipes charges; remit
des.er in neefhid.a,
cna and sbipl•:ng tags
JOHN HALLAM TORONTO
9
JUNTA
Ravages of Consnmptinn
AL1. first RFLATiVEP HAD
DIEL) OF CONSUMPTION
In the year ISS, 10 yes" ago. illi -.G.
S.(;cnoel, o! rcl:e:a'e, N.S..% a* ton rad
coed rico. Alt her relatives t ad d,cd of
co:ma:option,arta there Neu tvery iadreat,oe
that she wee goisg tttr same Nay.
At this point her h usb.rrd kggcdes! to try
Pnchiae. The ,odor whe tuer.d.J er-id
F'syth,ee wit wn-tEkts; but it elector a
wond--rfulror-. E.ghtern years a!vr i-, e
hoer tear.ng date August 1 I. I'x�R. �.!;•.
Geiser up, "1 en t,0 fret tint. ! I a, e
for years. ply luso. l.arr nit ern ;l.l.$) me
sine• I took your teeotm,et. 11y phvrreisn
1.14 me 1 could get take s better teak has
PSTCN1N7., end I recommend it to all w•he
are suffering trek Luse Trouble and Gee.
eral Depu't'y."
Fee ods b .E Brw v is 9t'.. 6 42 ser hate.
Or. T. A. SLOCUM
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hest (aril
In l.rnsos t'4
Add.n`te• al
minim Ileal
route lb/ am
to a Mot eta
3 4oseee
and .tables pleat'
neagain.-•et rl•
be sold tt nn
,.eroed over 11
between! tw
1' Delle/ nnrtl
. close t•' vena
and Aerator. N 1
of 3 Prier ask
and do 11 yolub
"n •f itamll
nn line of electric
-keg. *gore. ate
term •
mile• en.*h-we
to enoroc,
woter, at* tenae1
rase.
WM. E. OYER,
Terento•
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of cuitivatton. ample building*.
brink harn,.heep &heel
of ;sitter and tonvrnienrrw
of bay and river t(urt
Thom,and down. balance
yea re ('uuld well be divided
friends
L�, Prautift:I 1.22 se,•tion.
Iraq.
of ►gait•..',,.,. Sark
dinn Northern Waite ay
StP fowr.l.ip 't ill west
t4.Yn Mrk.' bort hid
Mutt b. Fold.
43500 e•lo%e to rnrpornt
• ton. 16 secret'.
rall•way. .ttitehle ler next
le rn'' }te•autttttl ett,salbn.
Ts1�f+ N •••tock ('ountr..tuun.
fie.1`,0 maw. to
pf Rimini. solid hrt.k r.sidnnee.
horn.. ahnniart
hong.. sn•1 pmt's Terme
JOHN N. LAKE, t►r
114 Kind West,
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.y A SIMPLE
"I can always
others," said
worth, "by
ness in myself."
That T•na•itlst
winter will
Lung Bal.am obeli
rhls sdtairabie
he time.
Anything
a noise with
all.
"I)o you
while in your
visitor from
so," answered
"It's the best
worms in the
PLAN.
find much good •Hi
Uncle Henry Rutter
lookin' fer the cussed'
field that mads yea caret fsI
0.,1 case back if yea take AI
your throat 14 raw aad so
r.n.ed, L Ire* from opium. Talo
a boy can't eat or maks
doesn't interest hint
raise anything worta
garden?" said th
the city. "I should
Mr. ('roselotaf
place for fishing
entire village."
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it `1•t' �,)
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"AMD -
„Ifir
cold -Sores
Are your
or sore 1
which open
is drawn tight
sore, frost bite,
place, which
for you to
duties i' If so,
relief, and will
thin. 'Anoint
jam -Sakes
sink into the
ing, and will
Airs. Yellen,
hands were
was agony
When 1 did
burn as if I bad
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