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TO l Al1F- FO'' Curious
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et Now IssuedNotes
The Tortures of indigestion Bnn-
isl ed by tl.o Tonic Powi;rs
of Dr. Williams'
Fink Pills.
Victiu.s of indigestion have small
choice between two evils- -on tho
one hand a starvation diet, uhieh
u.cans great weak:loss and depres-
sion of spirits, and on the other
hand for'e:mg themselves to take
u.urishlaent in spite of the. acute
suffering inflicted by each meal.
In the search kr a cure they find
comntou medicines upset the sto-
mach and render the food more dif-
ficult to digest. Laxatives are tit, -
et and weakening. and so-called
"pr-d;gested [oud'" merely evade
t? eaut•e of the trouble and the
stomach steadily grows weaker.
The common sense way of curing
indigestion is the Dr. Williams'
way--tlhe making of new, rich blood
he Dr. Williams' Pink Pills that
rives tone to the weakened system
aro invigorates the distressed di:
organs. Dr. Williams'
P;nk Pills have cured thousands of
the worst cases of indigestion
through their simple tonic treat-
ment and one excellent example of
these cures is the case of Miss M.
1. C. Roberge, Sorel, Que.. who
says: "For upwards of nine years
I suffered almost continuously the
tortures of indigestion. At times
I had no appetite; at others there
was a craving for food. but what-
ever I took caused me the grt'atest
pings. As die result of the trouble
I suffered from violent headaches,
auci I grew pale and weak. I tried
many different medicines; some
gave me a little relief, but none
gave me any permanent benefit un-
til I began using Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. I had only taken these
a few weeks when I found such help
at I had not found before. The
pains after eating gradually disap
[,eared. my appetite grew better,
and after using the Pills for a cou-
ple of months I found myself com-
pietely cured, and have not since
had a twinge of the trouble. I
gratefully recommend Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills to all who suffer
(torn any form of indigestion."
Through their action on the blood
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure such
troubles as anaemia.. indigestion!
Fick headaches, rheumatism and all
forms of nervous troubles such as
The custom of indorsing EngI sh
bank notes, even when the pass in
borne trivial purchase, is a surprise
to most travt !lets who go abroad
foe the first time. It is an old cus-
tcm and one which has led to many
curious inscriptions on the notes.
A debtor in prison wrote w1 the
tack of a £10 note "The first debt
1 have honestly paid for a year,"
while a p,rcdigal son turned the
tablt s against himself when he
write on a £:0 note. ''The last of
thousands left by my father. who
slaved to earn them."
In 1759 the Bank of England be -
gar. to issue £10 notes as well as
£20, til' then exclusively used. It
was not till thirty years after that
i'S notes were brought , ut, and in
1:97 there were £1 and £2 notes,
bet they ceased in 1b21. owing .0,
tie immense amount of forgery
they lea to, says the Queen. Nun-'
(beds if not thousands were bang -1
ed for counterfeiting notes for such'
small sums.
A courious bank note designed by!
Bone has prison chains across one
eed, is signed by Jack Ketch. a row!
of malefactors hanging with rota
around their necks appears on tl.
face and a series of crimiu.tts'
heads on the other side. togethe-
with the words "Until the resump-
tion of cash payments or the aboli-
tion of the punishment by death."
The "£" which in the corner usu-
ally preceded the amount and value
of t1ie note was formed of ropc.
From April 5, 1829, the £5 note
has been the lowest procurable
from the Bank of England. Of late
the desirability of once more issu-
ing the £1 note has been discussed.
In 1827 a £1,000 note -was the
highest, but £50,000 notes have
been issued. and there is a story of ;
a certain tradesman keeping such
a one by hint as a curiosity, while
a gentleman framed one, which his;
executors promptly cashed at his
death. There is a family tradition.
atout the visit, of a certain_church
functionary at a house, when some
disputed point had to be settled by
reference to the Bible, and the one
belonging to the deceased mother:
was brought down from a shelf,
dusty and unused. but within was,
found a note for £40.000.
The Bank of Englandnote of to-
t:ay has taken some ti.,te and many
inventions to bring it to its present
cocdition. The numbering machine
was first employed in 1809, steel
plate engraving was supplanted by
neuralgia, St. Vitus dance, and the sideographic machine. and that
partial paralysis. These Pills are by electrotype surface printing.
• especially valuable to growing girls The great aim is to prevent, forgery,
and women and cure tho headaches, the paper employed being unique,
sideaches and other pains known sed the water mark and private
only to then]. Sold by all medicine
dealers or by mail at 50 cents a box
or six boxes for *2.50 from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville. Ont.
SOUNDS FAMILIAR.
The distinction of being the worst
class of washerwomen all the world
over belongs, it is said, to wash-
ermen !--the "dhobies" of India.
The methods of the dhubie are far
from gentle. He collects the
clothes, and dumps them into a
trough of soap -and -water, and vig-
orously jumps up and down on
thern, changing the water now and
Again. Next, he goes to the near-
est washing -pool, and there he
really gets to work. He seizes a
garment, well soaked. whirls it
around his head, and bangs it on
a hard. flat stone. Off flies a but -
ten. Another soak, another whirl,
and a bang follow, and another
button goes. When sufficient dam-
age is done, the garment is clean,
and ready to be repaired. All of
which hounds precisely like the op-
erations we believe our best
things have gone through ellen we
get them back front "the wash."
There are a number of varieties
of corns. Holloway's Corn Cure
will remove any of them. ('all en
marks are all in favor of the bank-
er.
AN EXCELLENT REMEDY
FOR ALL BABIES.
Bal►y's Own Tablets are an ex-
cellent remedy for babies of all
ages. They cure all stomach and
bowel troubles; make teething
easy; dispel worms; and make baby
far, good-natured and healthy.
They are sold under the guarantee
of a Government analyst to eon-
tetin absolutely ne opiate or nar-
cotic, and thus they can be given
to the new born baby with perfect
safety. Mrs. Benoit, ,Martin, Avig-
non. Que., writes: "Ilaby's Own
Tablets are an excellent remedy
for babies and should he in every
hc.nle where there are young chil-
dren." Sold by medicine dealers
oe by mail at 25 cents a box from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
And some people get ahead while
others are getting even.
Tt. is flood for Man and Beast. --
Not only is T)r. Thomas' Felectrie
Oil of incomparable value in the
household. hut the farmer and
stockman will find it very service-
able ur druggist and able in the farm yard and on the
7get a bottle at cattle range, often saving the ser-
onc*' vices r,f a veterinary surgeon. In
After you hate ninde good try
yr lir 1 itid at making better.
Klnard's Liniment used by PhytIelani.
A FAVOR FOR PA
"Say. teacher." said the small
muiph. , as he entered the school
mons. "Pit wants to know if you'll
d( him a favor."
"W -hat favor?" enquired the
s-t..nn-heti school ma'am.
• The favor of excusing me for
1•. na late this morning." returned
(1,, t101117at0r gaily.
Alk Kidneys Wrong ?--
1f they are ynuarc-in ding.•,- When
through weakness or disease the
lldnrye fail to filter the impariUes
from the blond, trouble come. at
'cirri. Ra, !ache, Rhenntatism, Rcia.
Mee. tirasrl. Diabetes, flail Phones
•nd the deadly Bright s Ineease
•re some of the results of nvel.••ted
kidneys Dr. Morse s Ind.•n Root
P,11. roctaun a most r0rrtive 'nor.
rel. , b 1; strrnsthene and elnu-
late. 11. kidneys Po that thee do
fhrtr .• rk thoroughly and will
Try
Or. Morse's
$'tdion Root Pills
injuries to stock and in cases of .
eough and pains it can be used
with good effect.
\..thing short of a stick of dyna-
►►'ite will ever (make some men
•', a 1., t he t.ecaeir,n.
Minaret's liniment Lumb•rman's Friend
GOOSE OF "COLDSTRPAMci"
Perhaps the most. curio. = regi-
mental pet on reeord was Peter,
the goose of the Coldstream
Guards. l'eter served with the re-
giment throughout the rebellion in
(',.nada, and was a rare favorite
with the soldiers. When the guard
was inounte(1 each intoning Peter
always marched with them One
of the most note! siehts in London.
when the Guards came home, was
t., ace Peter strutting at the head
of the regiment. when ort parade.
1-of„rtnnlltely Peter was run over
and killed by a cab while kir.
"sentryge," a,• ea, his eustom, in
f. tit •.f the guard house. His
ala:ns are still preserved, the reek
THROW AWAY ,ALL
YOUR FFA1 '
it.1t'h tl'EII:. t;l:.t1'FL .t\t►
it it IA 11 .t'1 fell 1 .t \ ISII
111:1 ORI: I1(Ilil1'S
It 11) \ 1:1' PILLS.
I'rotid
Once t gain in the ('ase of
Mrs. 1'i ed. h rieg •1•. Who Sinter-
ed From tee %tures Forms of
Kidney Di -vase.
Palmer Rai: ds, Ont., Juue 6
(Speci II) -The thousands of Cana-
dians oho live in daily terror of
those terrible forms of Kidney Diss
[.Ise known as Backache, Grael
;end Rheumatism.will be deep,lh
interested in the story of M rs. Fred
ht•ie_er, of this place.
"1 was for years a great sufft r-
er fount Kidney Disease, Gravel,
Rl•eumatisun and Backache," Mrs.
Krieger states. "It all started
through a cold. bat I got eo my
''cad ached, 1 was nervous, my
limbs were heavy, 1 had a dragging
sensation across my loins. and 1
was. totally unfit to do anything.
Reading about wonderful cures,
by Dodd's Kidney Pills led me to
buy some. After using a. few 1
found they were doing me good
and this encouraged me to con-
tinue their use. Eight boxes made
me well.
"I have been able to do my own
wc,rk ever since and to -day I am
completely cured. Dodd's Kidney
Pills gave me health and I feel like
a new woman."
If you keep your Kidneys strong
and healthy you can never have
Backache. Rheumatism or Gravel.
Dodd's Kidney Pills never fail to
make the Kidneys strong and well.
ses..- -
WHY HE FAILED.
He took a store on a poor side
street and put in a poor stock of
expensive goods. Then he hired an
incompetent boy clerk and opened
the door to the waiting ('I) line of
customers who were to crowd his
place and fill his new cash draw-
ers. He was patient, so he waited
several weeks, engaging his atten-
tion meanwhile by invectives
against the houses in his lino which
vi.sted their money in the news-
papers he read day after day -hav-
ing ample time to do so. He
couldn't afford to advertise -good-
ness gracious! he didn't make ex-
penses as it was, what if he were
is throw away his little capital in
that way 1 Sure enough, what if ha
should ! But he didn't, and the end
of the story is easily and quickly
reached, for he "closed" his doors.
The time used in reading these few
lines is wasted if you didn't need'
the moral --slid you? That's good!
Glad of it.
DEAF. LISTEN!
You have used Horns, Trumpets
and other Mechanical Devices in
Vie hope of being able to hear. but
always found the expected satis-
faction was spelled "Disappoint-
ment."
Disappointmcnt." if you write to Ernest
Pratt, 468 Yonge Street, Toronto,
y et will learn sonic good news. Do
it, to -day --better still -do it nowt
1)id you ever hear of a man's
good behavior getting hien into
trouble?
Do not delay in getting relief for
the little folks. Mother Graves
Worm Exterminator is a pleasant
and sure cure. If you love your
child why do you !ct it suffer when
a remedy iia so near at band I
When r. man gives his wife mon-
ey to buy something for the house
he acts as if he considered it, a
loan.
Keep Mlnard's Liniment In the bedse,
Some men's idea of a good time
is to be unable to remember any-
thing after 10 p.m.
0011? SE DECEIVED.-- lnaerupulone
makers ere attempting to steal your money
and our reputation by putting out an
Imitation of -The D. a L.' Menthol
Plaster. 17e sere to get the genuine made
In Davis & Lawrence Co.
Returned Explorer -- "Yes, the
c.,ld wns so intense at the Pole we
had to be very careful riot to pet
our dogs." Miss Youngthing -
"lndeed ! Why was that l" R. E.
--"You see. their tails were frozen
stiff and if they wagged theta they
would break off."
hieing decorated with a cellar beer
ink the words, "Dial uu dot; 1 \ 1 I -' 1 L No: 2/--10.
gm:\ 11 tR1•'S IIISTI\l"1't(►N.f
'third Prince.. of Ronal Lineage tot
be Consort of English king.
le a London paper it is said that
Queen Mary, the consort of King
U.-orgo V., is the first English.
I'tincess of royal lineage who has'
been Queen Consort of England for,
Many centuries.
In searching English history since
the Norman Conquest we can find
cnly two English Princesses of
royal birth who have married Eng-
lish Kings : Queen Elizabeth, the
wife of henry VII., and Queen Ma-
tilda, the wife of Henry 1. In Eli-
zabeth of York, who was a daugh-
ter of Edward IV., King Henry
VII. secured the legitimacy of his
ds nasty. 1n Matilda, the wife of
King Henry I. the union of Nor-
man and Saxon dynasties was se-
cured. for she was a daughter of
Queen Matilda, the wife of Malcolm
I11., King of Scotland, and a
granddaughter of Edmund Iron-
sides, the Saxun King.
In the Hanover dynasty William
sed the four Georges [Harried Ger-
mans. Among the Stuarts Queen
Anne and Queen Mary II. were
born of an English mother, but
Anne Hyde, the slaughter of Clar-
endon, was not. a Royal Princess.
Froin the Conquest to the Tudor
dynasty, every King of England
married a French Princess, with
the exception of Edward IV., who'
married, so it was said, Anne
Woodville, the daughter of Earl.
Rivers, who did not claim to bo
an English Princess.
Consequently Queen Mary III,
claims the honor of being with Ma-
tilda and Elizabeth of York a
Queen Consort of English royal
birth.
O1 T1)OOR SPORT AND
Z-kM-BfK.
Every man or woman who love
outdoor life and exercise, should
keep a box of Zam-Buk handy.
lane-Buk is a purely herbal pre.
paration, which, as soon as applies'
to cuts, bruises, burns, sprains'
blisters, etc., sets up highly bens
ficial operaticns. First, its anti-
septic properties' render the wound
free from all danger front blo..d
pcisoning. Next, its soothing pro-'
petties relieve and ease the part,
TI en its rich, herbal balms pene-
tOatct the 'tissue, and set up the
w'c•nderful process of healing.
Barbed wire scratches, insect
stings, heat rashes. ringworm, ba-
bies' heat sores, chafed places, s re
feet --all corse within Zam-Buk's
pi.wer. All druggists and torso.
Avoid imitations.
Percy -"I understand you said
ro girl would ever marry Boggy
Swift or me because we were too
fastidious." Harry -"You didn't
catch it quite right. I said you
were 'two fast, idiots.' "
At the Yarmouth Y.11 C.A. A6ys' Camp.
held at Tu.ket Falls in .ti, nst. I found
MIN ARD'S LINIMENT most beneficial for
turn burn. an immediate relief for colic
and toothache.
ALFRED STOKES.
General Secretary.
"1 say, old mar, what's guu.i
for my complaint 1" asked a suffer -
e: from insomnia. "I haven't
closed n1y eyes kr five nights."
"Go in for boxing," replied itis
friend. "The first time I tried it,
my eyes were closed for a week:"
Clean Stomach, Clean Mind. ---
The stomach is the workshop of the
vital functions and when it gets out
cf . r'ler the whole system cls gs in
sympathy. The spirits flag, the
mind droops and work becomes i111 -
possible. The first care should be
t., restore healthful action of the
stomach and the best preparation
ter that purpose is Parnielee's Ve-
getable Pills. General use for
years has won them a leading place
in medicine. A trial will attest
their value.
It's a fine tiling to make yourself
indispensable. As yet no one has
ever succeeded in doing it.
110 NOME should b• wlthnut tt. Pain)
killer the best all-round medicine rv.•r,
made. used ae a liniment for bruises end'
ewellinge. Internally for cramps and ,
diarrhoea. Avoid enbetitntes, Isere is but
one "Painkiller Perry Darla- 25. and SOc.
A 11170E BAROMETER.
The largest• barometer in the
world was re•ecntly set up in the
Italiau town of Faenee. the birth-
place of Torricelli, a ho discovered
the barometer and the "vacuum-.
which perpetuates his name. Thef
liquid used is purified ..il renderedi
fret- front air, and this gives a!
column over &even metres in'
l,r ight. Owing to the very cm.'ll'
amount of evaporation an r.11 bare
meter is much more accurate than!
( ne filled with any other liquid ex
ccet mercury, and the lung enitrrnn
makes it very sensitize.
Builds Strong, Healthy,
Sturdy Youngsters.
To serve -heat in oven, pour hot milk o' rt it end rent
to taste. Sold by all grocer s, 13c. a carton ; two for 25c.
4,.
1
LTOCKS.
,
Is Your Hearing C
yr,u the 1 Edward R O N Y N A Co,
for tree t
ear_:es M.mb.rs toro..to Stove Exchange
e Trial Safe Investm:n1s Nose for on w.•e kit
circular on .ru.u,u•.
ood 7';Stensosimusesisosiosestometzaer
The IIF.AR ()PHONE wilt give
ben••f to of rood hexr,•:r Send
bo.•klot. g'vic, ,.,monists and
of .ntirfied users Alen
Epeelal Offer for a Month's Hom
THE BRAND ELECTRO OZONE 1.
334 Spadina Avenue, Toren
IMITEO, �ntr�,,..+nordt•.
new building,
1'Ot It SUMMER OUTING.
lc ye It are fond of fishing, can. G-
ing, camping or the study of wild
animals look up the Algonquin Na-
tional Palk of Ontario for your
s=ummer outing. :1 fish and game
preserve of 2,000,000 acres inter-
spersed with 1.200 lakes and rivers
is awaiting you, offering all the at-
tractions than Nature can bestow.
Magnificent canoe trips. Altitude
2,000 feet above sea level. Pure
and exhilarating atmosphere. Just
the, place to put in your summer
holidays. Good hotel accomm, da -
tion. An interesting and prof Ise -
!y illustrated descriptive publica-
tion telling you all about it sent
frer on application to Mr. J. D.
McDonald, District Passenger
Agent, Union Station, Toronto,
Ont.
"THE HIGH COST OF," ETC.
IIub-"A penny for your
thoughts, dear."
Wifey-"They will cost you a lot
more than that, my love. I was
thinking of the handsome new suit
and hat I've ordered."
The Pill That Leads Them All. -
Pills are the most portable and
compact of all medicines, and when
easv to take are the most accep•
table of preparations. But they
must attest their power to be po.
pular. As Parmelee's Vegetable
I'ills are the most popular of all
pills they must fully meet all re-
gcirements. Accurately compoun•
ded and composed of ingredients
proven to be effective in regulat-
ing the digestive organs. there it
no surer medicine to be had any.
where.
KEPT HIS PROMISE.
Mrs. Stubs -"John. I am shock
ed You promised the minister if
you ever took in a plugged quarter
you wouldn't pass it on.,r
Mr. Stubb-"And I didn't.
passed it off, my dear."
Your Druatl•t Milli Tell 'toe
Murine Eye Iterated). Itcllevrs Sore )yes,
Strengthens [teak I•:ycs. Doesn't Smart,
Soothes Frye Pain. and Selln for 60c. Try
Murine In Your Eyes and in Baby's
Eyes for Scaly Eyelids and Granulation.
Mrs. Hutton "We are orga liz-
iug a plant. club, Mr. Flatleigh.
Will you juin us?" Flaticigh --
"With pleasure, Mrs. Hutton.
What pianist do you propose to
club first. l"
Ask for Mlnard's and take ne other.
"Don't chide me for carrying a
revolver. This little gun saved my
life once." "How exciting: Tell
ins about it." •'I was starting and
I pawned it."
Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery
Cordial is compounded specially to
combat dysentery. cholera morbus
and all inflammatory disorders that
change of food or water inay set
tip in the stomach and int(-stines.
These complaints are more common
in summer than in winter, but they
ate not confined to the warm
months, as undue laxness of the
bowels may sci/e a man at any
time. Such a sufferer will find
speedy relief in this Cordial.
ON F. OR 'i'i'.E OTHFI1.
Judge _Why did yeti burn your
barn down just after getting it in-
sured 1
Fanner- Your Honor, a pour
man like u.. •:1n 1 afford to have n
barn soil ,t -,Ira 114 e, to.,
Mad ter free sample fe
Menai Orme a En•talaal
Dot. W. L. 0S
Cw, Toronto.
90 Bay 5t., Toronto
IO% INVESTMENT 10%
Preferred stork. non -speculative, sate,
permanent. Write for information. or
better Mill. it convenient, come and In-
vestigate for yours -It.
HUDSON BROR.,
LC, Jervis Strut. Toronto
AGENTS WANTED.
``'TART A TGA Roma: TODAY. SEND
,71 1„^t.1I for circulars, or 10e. for
can:',lee and term.. Alfred Tyler, Londo5,
Out.
:felt L MIND 5,CYE?
BE" R : wS-;WATE,RPRoor
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LARGEST Aft: INTHEWoQI-O
&A4 ALL PIS .•a. A Nc' eal
u -t' (.- T
Iilaran,matt-n of - 1
y Kidney., of the f
(,I4lw e 1 i r, of tb.
u.vs, of th•uriel.. Sore Throat. `h�
Breathing. Croup. ea.
ter�(,teeth. Influenza. Head-
41Pir
auhe. Toothache. Nuu•
ralgia. Rheumatism. Cold
cured by
ble•na, Frostbite,' quickly
badwits Brag Balletkii
FARM FOR SALE.
320 acres. 4 mile? from Grenfell, Maio
line C. P. R. IDEAL 1VHEA7' FARM with.
in easy reach of 7 elevators and 1 flour
mill. fur nate on account of ill health or
Owner. at 12; an acre. 13.000.10 cash, if
bought prior to July 1.4. Tl i+ [.rice In-
cludes crop• 150 items v: heat. '.l ,u -res oats:
260 acres are cultivated, 315 acre• can be
cultivated. (load buildings, Bowing sprint
well water (leas to buildings. Land is
all open prairie. slightly sloping to the
North; guaranteed tree from noxious
weed.. One of the nicest half -sections la
the RENT WHEAT DisTRir'r in Raaf
atchewan: crop thin year should ne, al
least 13.000.00. Apply
F. 3 KAUFMANN,
Na 111, - (Ironfall, bask.
STYLE.
IN Hf4IR
Braids, 30 tees *LSO
Switches. 21 to .N
In. longs: 50 to 15.1e
Puffs and Curls, 11
,n fluster, 82.50
Turban Style. com-
plete. 81.58
Braid, by the yard,
11.0
Ladles and Cent's Wigs, from 117.50
Cant's Toupees, from 117.50
Hair Nets, extra large, • 1 for 2So.
Turban Pads, - - 15 to 75c.
Rare rhade: extra Order., mor 1:00.
post fr•,• rod .ample 1.a,,
rash sir,; ord. r
DAY & MOHLER,
11 0 King St. West, - Toronto.
Oueen's 4lffluersifti
and Colkge
KINGSTON
ONTARIO.
ARTS
EDUCATION
T NEOLOGY
MEDICINE
SCIENCE (Including Engineering)
The Arts course may betaken without
attendance, but students desiring to p;t.ul-
nate must attend ooe sestaon. There
were 1517 students registered sesios
1909-10.
For Calendars. write the Registrar.
GEO. Y. CIiON1'N, 11 A.
14 kiaystoa, Oatarim
COOPER'S
FLY
KNOCKER
and .. these inset ts
almost to death in the
I'o.ltt‘c.). pro-
tects horses,
:Attie, and all
live sroek crom
horn -flies.
blow -flies,
gad flies,
lice, mites,
which worry tl .'n
hot weather.
Your cnwe will give it morn milk,
boraea will work better. youi sheep i
be bsattbi•r, it you use iLY KNOCKER
Quickly, easily aad economically ap-
plied with a sprayer. One g•iion will
protect sit row• for two w•rlas, at • cwt
of less then on• cent • day •sok.
51.75 A GALLON
300. A QUART
WM. COOPER 1 NEPtiEWI
TORONTO.
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