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UNCLE DAN'S BEAR STORY.
A MEDICINE
FOR THE SPRING
Do Not Doae With Purgati>rea, A
Tonle is 111 You lead.
"Well," said Uncle I)au, when Not exactly sick—but not feeling
the children teased for a story, quite well. That's the way most
"since you all wont something dif- people feel in the spring. Easily
fcrent, 1 think I sleall have to de- tired, appetite fickle, sometimes
cide myself. flow would you like headaches and a feeling of depres-
to have me tell you about a bear sion. Perhaps pimples or eruptions
that has frightened more people may appear on the skin, or there
than any other in the world, and may bo twinges of rheumatism or
that frightened nye lots and luta of neuralgia. Any of then indicate
times?" that the blood is out of order; that
"O -o -o -o ! Goody!" cried all of the indoor life of winter has left its
thrum together. mark upon you and may easily de -
"It's about a grizzly bear," said velop into more serious trouble.
Lyman. Don't dose yourself with purge -
"No, a polar bear," guessed tines, as many people foolishly do,
Lizzie. in the hope tlutt you can put your
"I think it's a cinnamon bear," blood right. Purgatives gallop
declared Bob. through the system and weaken
Uncle Dan laughed. "No," he instead,pt(-giyigg strength. What
said, "it isn't nary ono of those you ilea' ring ris a tonic that
bears. It's a kind of bear you never will pethellew blood and build up
strap o f habits, ts, andboar fat is has
differe t Pills is fl +'dr /r.the I Williams'
►thatican their brethren in the lighting lino
g should there ever arise an emer-
front any other bear in the world. do this spcdily, safely and surely.gency desperate enough to require
"In the first place, this bear is Every dose of this medicine helps their services. They propose that
found all over the country, not only to make new blood, which clears the many women throughout the
in wild places in the woods and the skin, strengthens the appetite, British Empire who possess the
mountains, but, even more often and slakes tired depressed then saute qualifications as themselves
near log houses and little villages, and woven bright, active and
shall be formed into a league on
and especially about old pastures strong. Miss Mary 0. Ayer, Ward the lines of the British Legion of
where you go to drive the cows in Brook, N. S., says :—"I cannot n
Frontiersmen, thus becoming aa
the morning and to get then again speak too highly in favor of Dr. Fr eriul rintent of Amazons, w n
at night.. \Villiams' Pink Pills. I was weak branches a event colony, ready to
"Tile strangest thing about this and run down and quite unable to answer the call to arms whenever
kind of bear is that you never see work. 1 often had headaches, and it is sounded.
him in the daytime or in the morn- my appetite was poor. I began
ing, but only when it has begun taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills ENTIRELY FEMININE.
to get dark a little at evening, and and in a short time there was a
on nights when there is just a tiny marked improvement, and to -day
bit of moon. I am in better health than I, have
"When I was a boy I had to take been for years."
my father's cows to pasture every Sold by all medicine dealers or
morning and go atter them every by mail at 50 cents a box or six
night. I never met one of these boxes for $2.50 front The Dr. Wil -
bears in the morning, but some- Batas' Medicine Co., Brockville,
times 1 would sec three or four in Ont,
n single evening, and they would 3'
frighten me so that I would run
all the way home."
"Did they chase you, Uncle Dan,
or did you shoot thein, or scare
then away 1"
"No dear, I don't think any of
them ever chased me. though I ran
too hard to see; and I ani surd I
never shut one, partly because I
has! no gun with me then, and part -
AMAZON CORPS FOR ARMY
\SOME\ ANXIOUS TO FIG IRI:
ON HRH 'IS1I FIRING LINE.
I'ropo'ted That Regiment Should
1i''euiuiue From Colonel
to Drummer.
be
Good progress is being made in
the formatiou in London, England,
of a mounted corps of women
nurses, whose duty it. will bo to fol-
low the army in battle and render
first aid to the wounded. The lat-
est feminine candidates for mili-
tary honors, however, are not satis-
fied with the scopt, offered them as
members of a nursing corps.
These women alt lead an open
air life, and are good horsemen
and fine game shots, and they think
these qualifications could be put
to better practical use than in do-
ing hospital work. They want to
stand shoulder to shoulder with
SEEKS HEALTH B1 STARVING.
Niece of a Famous Faster Begins
Experiments.
To prove that complete abstin-
ence from food for indefinite peri-
ods is not only conducive to good
health, but also to perennial youth,
Miss Claire de Serval, niece of the
It, is suggested that the head-
quarters should be in London. Tho
regiment would be entirely fernin-
iue, from drummer girl to officer.
Influential and capable women
would be appointed squadron lead-
ers and troop officers, and the in-
struction would include riding,
scouting, driving, rifle and revol-
ver practice, signaling (telegraphic,
lamp, fing and heliograph), de-
spatch carrying and all sorts of
postal work. Such, in brief, is the
scheme.
The platter of uniform is offering
no obstacle to the rapid growth of
the First Aid Nursing Yeomanry"
Corps. All the members seem per-
fectly content with a dress by no
FRANCE'S RUM BILL LOWER.
Statistics for 1907 Show Large De-
crease.
Statistics for 1907, just issued by
the French Ministry of Finance,
show that the consumption of al-
cohol is gradually diminishing in
France. The decrease is more ra-
pid in the towns than in the coun-
try, although the consumption is
still much greater per head in tho
cities.
In north and west France consid-
erably more alcohol is drunk than
in other departments, the average
consumption per inhabitant in the
Seine Inferieure being three gal-
lons per annum. In the centre and
south-west the consumption is as
low as half a gallon. Havre has
earned an unenviable distinction,
its consumption of alcohol being
nearly four gallons per head.
The consumption of absinthe is
rapidly rising.
Once More the
Proof Is Given
That Dodd's Kidney Pills
will cure the Deadly
Bright's Disease.
Martin O'Crady Suffered From Bright's
01 for a Year, but the old Reli-
able Kidney Remedy Cured Him.
Emmet, Rertf, ew (,'u., Out., Apr.
5 (Special).—That the one sure cure
for Bright's Disease, the most
deadly of all kidney diseases is
Dodd s Kidney Pills is again proved
in the case of Martin O'Grady of
this place. And for the benefit of
ether sufferers, Mr. O'Grady has
given the following statement for
.�
publication:
"For over a year I suffered from
Bright's disease. I was attended
Stri'cy by a doctor, but he clic! me no good.
My appetite was fitful, my sleep
broken and unrefreshing. My mem-
Switzerland has declared war on (.P.failed me and I was always
"cart -wheel" millinery. Tho big tired and nervous. I had sharp
hats which have latterly had so Fain and pressure at the top of toy
much vogue among the women of lead'
all nations are to be classed as ..Being advised to try Dodd's
Kidney Pills, I bought a couple of
boxes and found relief soon after
I started taking them."
This is only one of hundreds of
cases in which Dodd's Kidney Pills
have conquered the worst forts of
kidney disease. They never fail to
euro Bright's Disease, Diabetes,
Rheumatism, Lumbago or Siatica.
WAR ON BiG HATS.
Raileays ('lass Them as
Diode \I heels.
bicycle wheels on the Swiss State
Railways, and will have to be con-
veyed to the luggage vans.
The official notice is said to read
ar follows: "Ladies' hats more
than 31% inches in diameter will,
according to article 117 of the rail-
way tariff adopted in February,
1906, henceforth be regarded as
wheels. Any lady wearing a hat of
larger dimensions who desires to
travel by a Swiss passenger train
must either ride in the baggage ran
of deposit her hat with the lug-
gage guard and enter the passen-
gers' carriage bareheaded."
"THE COWBOY BARONET."
Sir Gcnille Cave -Brown -Cave, of
13trctton Hall, Ashby-de-la-Zouch,
Leicestershire, who is bettor known
in Canada as "the Cowboy Baro-
net," has had a wide experience of Repeat it:-•inhtloh'aCarewlll always
the %Glue of Zam-Buk. striting to cure ray coughs and colds."
a friend recently, and speaking of
A restaurant -keeper and a den-
tist, who aro next-door neighbors
iu a certain street, had fallen out,
white belts and peaked cloth caps, and it is rather hard on the former
all of which they have to provide and having it in constant use. Fur that the latter should have a glar-
themselves, for the body is purely. the sprains and bruises which 1 ing announcement in his window
voluntary'. Ihave incurred in my horsemanship, tc. the effect:—"Teeth sharpened
Each applicant for admission to and in my cowboy life generally', to tackle tough steaks.
the corps is told, "Your work in 1 have found it a reliable and
war time will be to follow the fight- Fpcedy healer. Some of tho best
ing line and catch the men as they riders in the West that I know, use lee's Vegetable Pills are so com-
ing
This prospect does not Zam-Buk regularly with the great- Pounded as to operate on both the
discourage applicants, and a steady est benefit. I may mention that, stomach and the bowels, so that
stream of smartly attired women, on one occasion, my horse, "Bob," they act along the whole alimentary
many of them wives and daughters came down with me, rolling over not exec et nry thparage. but m aro
of army officers, pours into the re- my limbs, and tearing pieces of
d-
cruiting office to interview Capt. skin off niy arms. By use of Zam- ly- purgative. and the pleasure of
13 As immediately the wounds and taking them is only equalled by
bruises were cleanly and quickly the gratifying effect they produce.
healed, and the raw parts covered Compounded only of vegetable sub -
All members aro expected to re- with new, healthy skin. sub-
stances the curative qualities of
main in the corps for at least "When on the Mexican plains, which were fully tested, they afford
twelve months and to attend riding I have used Zam-Buk for poisonous relief without chance of injury.
school once a week. Applicants insert bites.
must pass a corps doctor and ac- Zanelluk is Nature's own heal- It is surprising how much respect
quire a knowledge of first aid. ing balm, being composed of pure worthless man is capable of gener-
Many of the women who join herbal essences, It is a sure euro ating for himself.
aro sufficiently well-to-do to have for eczema, ring -worm, ulcers,
Repent It; ' shttnb'a Cure mill always
horses of their own, but for those cuts, burns, bruises, poisoned cure my coughs and colds."
who cannot afford the; expense sores, chronic wounds, bad leg,
Capt. Baker is recruiting a corps piles, festering sores, and all skin
r nursing infantry. In each case Injuries and diseases. Druggists
he is ambitious, and says tint he and Stores everywhere sell at 50c.
is aiming at a strength of one thou- a box, or post free for price from
rand ycornanry and three thousand Gam-lluk Co., Toronto; 3 boxes,
infantry. $1.25. You are warned against
The minimum height for recruits harmful imitations, sometimes �rep-
resented to be just as good.
Mistress—"Are you not rather
small for a nurse F' Nurse — "No,
indeed, madam! The children
don't fall so far when I drop
them !"
Month After Month a cold sticks, and seems So
tear bolos in your throat. Are you aware that
even a stubborn and long neglected cot1 is cured
with A1les's 1.nny Balsam t
In China, a pupil, when reciting
his lesson, turns his back to his
teacher.
ly because this kind of bear is so fatuous "fasting" Dr. Tanner, has means elaborate. They look very this great balm, he says :—
hard and tough that a bullet submitted herself to a remarkable smart in short dark blue skirts, I "I feel it is only my duty to let
doesn't hurt him at all; nor can series of experiments at the Royal high black boots, scarlet tunics, ;You. know what great benefit I have
Sou scare him away. Ho will not. Charity H spital in Berlin, Ger-derived by keeping Zam-Buk handy,
run from anybody, no matter how many,
much you shoot or how loud a noise Miss do Serval ended at noon
your gun makes. He just stays the other day in perfect health a
right there." fast of ten days without nourish -
"How big aro they, and what Client of any kind, either liquid or
color'?" asked Lyman, whose eyes solid, During that time she has
were round with interest and ex- lived in a glass cage, into which
citement. fresh air was pumped by a motor.
"They are all sizes," said Uncle She was removed from the cage,
Ilan, "sometimes not any larger and was placed in the ordinary
than a Newfoundland dog, sumo- ward, but she intends to abstain
times as tall as a big man; but they frons food for another twenty days,
are always dark-colored—almost living in the meantime on mineral
black, and they are always stand- water. Her weight has decreased
ing very still. from ] 19 pounds to 101 pounds, but
"The place where you are most her condition otherwise is perfect -
likely to see them is in the shadows ly normal.
near trees, and in fence corners, Most of the time Miss de Serval
and along the edges of old pas- has communicated with the outer
tures." world by means of a telephone, but
"Well, but, Uncle Dan," began latterly she has written messages
Rob, eagerly, "if you can't shootto the medical men who aro ob-
thept and can't drive them away, serving the experiment, and held
what can ycu do with this kind of thein to the side of her glass pri-
bears? Do you always have to run son•
away from thein 1 1 think that is She informed on interviewer that
cowardly." she never once felt ill from lack
"No, my boy," answered Uncle of food and drink, and was entire -
Dan, with a senile, "there is an- ly free from fever or headache.
other way. If you are bravo enough T•he young woman says that she
to go right up to ono of these was induced to become a "faster"
bears and touch hint with your is order to cure herself of chronic
hand, ho will never hurt you, but headaches and lack of appetite,
Bill disappear at once—so quickly
that you can't see hits go. That is
the only thing to do, but I didn't
find it out fur a long time—until I
was almost grown up."
"But what is the strange bear?"
asked Lizzie, with a puzzled look
on her face. "What is the name
of its"
"IVliy, they call it the stump
bear.•' answered Uncle 1)an, laugh-
ing. "and, as I said, he has fright-
ened more persons, especially small
loss and girls, than any other kind
of animal." And Uncle Dan
laughed.
Pur a second the children did not
know what to think. Then Lizzie
burst into a joyous laugh. "I know
what it is!" she cried. "It isn't
w x nr n
l t all! It's just an old
A Pleasant Purgative.—Parme-
Baker, the commander of the corps.
TWELVE MONTHS' COURSE.
and also because she finds she in the yeomanry is 5 feet 3 inches,
n3 a woman under that height has
emerges rejuvenated after a period
of self-imposed starvation.
Prof. Kraus, the celebrated phy-
sician, under whose auspices the
experiment is taking place, hopes
that the results will be of much
scientific value.
)1 RELIABLE MEDICINE
FOR YOUNG CHILDREN
On the word of thousands of
mothers in all parts of Canada who
hese used Baby's Own Tablets
there is no other medicine so good
in curing all the minor ills of baby-
hood and childhood. And we give
you the guarantee of a government
analyst that the medicine is safe
and contains no opiate or peison-
diffculty in mounting without help.
There is no intention that these
nurses when on active service shall
encroach upon the work of the am-
bulance corps. They will not re-
move the wounded, but will render
firstaid, further hospital work be-
ing left to the organizations n ith-
ia wh se province it falls.
WILL G O INTO CAMP.
in the summer it is proposed
that the Yeomanry Corps shall go
into camp, where they will attend
personally to their homes and per-
form many of the duties which fail
upon a cavalryman under canvas.
The establishment of this corps
of trained nurses should do much
to prevent a repetition of what
etutnp that you think is a bear, ous drug. Mrs. I.. Murphy, St. llappr prevent
during the Boer War,
like that one near the spring, up $y Ivester, Que.. says:—"I find when n number of high -bred and
at Klandpa•s: Baby's (hvn Tablets the safest and romantic women, reeking notoriety
"Wes," admitted Uncle Dan, best medicine for all stomach and
„ more than anything else, went out
that is what f meant. I knew bowel troubles and strongly reeonr t,, South Africa es nurses. Tidally
roti had seen them, too:" --Youth's
Companion.
1:1,E('TRll' 11118-1:RO\WlNl:.
Flue Growth Due to C-rass and
High Frequency (ln'rent".
At. a recent selling of the Aca-
demy of Medicine. at Paris. Prof.
�lallopcau introduced a young man
of twenty seen. with a splendid
crop of hair. The professor ex-
plained that eighteen months ago
the soung elan had been completely
bald, but 1)r. Ch:cetct• had tried
experiments on hila with astonish -
hie success.
7'hc treatment consisted solely of
the Alternate use of X rass and of
electric high fregnenev currents.
('hicotot claimed no secrecy
for his tfloth.•d, and had merely un•
tlertaken the experiment to show
what wonders could be worked by
•lectricily in casts of baldness.
mend them to other mothers. " Sold ineotn;'elent, these women were not
by medicine dealers or by `nail et only in the way, but the cause of
93 cents a box from The 1)r. Wil- much unnecessary suffering on the
Hams Medicine Co., Brocklille, part of the unfortunate patients
who happened to fall into their
"1' hands.
"Vet, grandma, when I graduate 'Che first woman officesof the
i intend following a literary ca' first. Aid Nursing Yeomanry ('urea
reer -write for money. you know." to receive her cdrnmissio't is Lieut.
"Why. Willie. my dear, you haven't Lady 1:1 11( t 00 Hunt, eldest dangle
done anything else since you'10 ter of the Marquis of Allesbury.
been at c•ollege." She will lend rine of the troops if
will(] the eerie; will be composed.
Milliner-''11.eally Miss l'assay, I;ll, i• well qualified for the work
the white feather on your hat makes she has 11ndertake'it. hating reeeiv-
you look at least five years young- efi n thorough training ns n nurse.
er 1" Misv 1'asssy—"\Yell, you she w its a staff aur>e at Krugers-
dorp tturing the Jameson Ita et
Ont.
may- er put a couple more white
feathers on it."
Old Chap—"Vcs sir, I'm ninety-
three next birthday, and 1 don't
recollect ever telling a lie." Young
Man-"We'l. }••u can't expect sour
memory to be eery reliable at t'tat
age.,.
ingirst se!Ic met' of 1r.tfrs -"How'sthat
tout i1
Sect's.] Broker - "Splendid. Why.
we '"1;1 dery share before we
f, ...id the wire."
l'NEMPLOYED IN OLDEN TIDIES
"That man will never forget hie
first and only love." "And n ho
may that be 1" "Ilimself.-
A Good Medicine requires little
advertising. I)r. Thomas' Eclect•ric
Oil gained the good panic it now
enjoys, not through elaborate ad- I pens to call on me 1% hen I ant
out." Little Flossie Dimpleton —
"Oh, we can see from our window
whenever you go away."
PHOTOGRAPH OF THE HAND.
New Method of Identifying l'rimiu-
als Devised.
A novel teethed of identifying
criminals with absolute certainty
has been devised by Prof. Tamas-
sia. When comparing the veins on
the back of both hands a striking
diversity will be observed. Far
more important, however, are the
differences noted in the hands of
different persons. In order to
cause the veins to stand out more
distinctly the wrist should be
bandaged for a short time. Their
courses can then be photographed.
Owing to the size of the hand it
is far easier to discover slight di-
versities than in minute prints of
finger tips. Nor can any volun-
tary alteration of the vein tissues
lc feared, unless the hand should
1'e seriously injured.
Long Distance Wireless
Victorian and Virginian
Up -to -Date',.
Tho Marconi Company has re-
ceived instructions to fit up the Al-
lan lino turbine steamers Victorian
end Virginian with long distance
wireless equipment. These two
vessels will be the first steamers
on the Canadian route to be thus
equipped, and the installation will
enable them to be in communica-
tion with either side of the Atlantic
for the entire trip between Mont-
real and Liverpool.
t•
Pecken—"You are not married
yet, are you?" Y oungbach—"No ;
but I'm engaged, and that's as
good as being married." Peckem
--"It's a whole lot better, if only
you knew."
Relpeat tt:-"Bhiloh•s Our* will always
cure my coughs and Colds."
"Can any little boy,n asked the
new teacher, "tell inc the differ-
ence between a lake and an
ocean V' "I can," replied Edward,
whose wisdom had been learned
front experience. "Lakes are much
pleasanter to swallow when you fall
in.,,
The merits of Bickle's Anti-Con-
suntptive Syrup as a surd remedy
for coughs and colds are attested
by scores who know its power in
giving alnost instant relief when
the throat is sore with coughing,
and the whole pulmonarysregion
disordered in consequence. A bot-
tle of this world -famed Syrup will
save doctor's bills, and a great
deal of suffering. Price 23 cents,
at all dealers.
Mr. J. M. Barrie, upon whom the
Edinburgh University has confer-
red the degree of LL.D., is already
an LL.D. of St. Andrew's Univer-
sity. It was at Edinburgh Univer-
sity that lie graduated 11. A.
"A Craw yard Cough" 1s the cry nt torturol
lungs for tnerclli.. them mercy in the form o1
Allen's i.nng Balsam, which is used with such
{,,..l effort even in c,nsumptiun's early stages.
Never neglect a cough '
Hicks--"Micnwher's wealth, 1
dare say, is wholly due to his own
unaided efforts." \Vicks --"On the
contrary, the most of it is due to
his creditors; but they'll never get
any of it."
Repeat it; 'e9h11oh's Cure will always
cure my cough.; and colds."
Mrs. I)unleigh—"It is very singu-
lar that your mother always hap-
vertising, but on its great merits
as a remedy for bodily pains and
ailments of the respiratory organs.
In February. IRI?, 'There Were
has carried its Cause with it
Nearly 101)00 Idle in Liverpool. wherever it has gone, and it is
1 prized nt the antipodes as well as
Lack of employment is not a new at. home. Dose small, effect sure.
question. Says the Liverpool Mer-
Cory of Feb. 14, 1512: "It is of theIRU SSIAN NOBLEMAN'S WOOING
highest importance that a commit - I
tee of the legislature should int- Posed
,neclintely inquire into the causes
of the present want of employment
among the laboring classes, and
whether Means might not be found
in a nation of which the revenue
is immense by which a succession
of public works," etc., etc. There
were at that time, nearly a hun-
dred years ng('. 16,000 unemployed
in Liverpool. The same writer,
after asking, ''is war the only em-
ployment that the state has to give
the poor 1" goes on to show that
the pyramids of Egypt and the
"elegant edifices of Greece" were
built with the one object of "giv-
ing,c,ntinual employment to the
laborer."
4119
lSyl•1; NO. 14 09
et. i
vs a Lady's Maid to Make
Love to Baroness.
A St. Petersburg paper j, 'Wish-
es details of a Russian romance iu
which figures the wealthy and beau-
tiful young Baroness tirusoff, the
widow of a distinguished Russian
Ooternment official.
All the young cavaliers of Mos-
cow were hopelessly in love nith
her. The baroness, however, re-
jected all attempts to obtain an
introduction to her and lived in
perfect seclusion, attended only by
an elderly relat11c. Some months
ago a young peasant girl began to
isit the residence of the baroness,
offering the rervan( s cheap articles
for sale. Subsequently the baron-
ess teed to buy different articles
from the peasant, who was intel-
ligetnt, had good manners and con-
siderable conversational talents.
The baroness eventually asked
the girl whether she world enter
her service as a lady's rnaid. Site
ngreed and discharged her ditties
to perfection for a fortnight and
then revealed "herself" as a young
Russian nobleman named Maximt'fi,
wile. taking advantage of his fair
hair and complexion, had masquer-
aded as a domestic servant to break
doe n the barriers with which the
beautiful baroness had surround-
ed herself.
Tho baroness was s, ninth its
j•tessed by his eatra',rtl;nary per
seterance that she became engaged
to trim. and the mart i:lge t
place a few daj s ago.
A Thorough Pill. --To clear the
stomach and bowels of impurities
and irritants is necessary when
their action is irregular. The pills
that will do this work thoroughly
aro l'nrmelee's Vegetable fills,
PE -RU -NF:
For Cramps 10t6tarr onrth of Ma fears'
"1 was troubled with Cramps in the
stomach for six years. I tried marry
kinds of medicine, also was treated
by three doctors.
•'They said that 1 had ncro:,s dys-
pepsia. 1 took the medicina for two
years, then 1 got sick again and gave
up hopes gettin1.
"I sawall a teshoifrnonial ofg cure a L 1 whose
case was similar to mioe, beim; cured
by Peruna, so thought ; would cove it
a trial. I procured a bottle at once,
and commenced taking it.
"I have taken sin: teen bottles, and
am entirely cured. 1 believe Peruna
Ss all that is claimed for it." --Mrs. J.
C. Jamison, 6 I Marchant St., Watson.
ville, Cal.
Teacher—"Did Jimmy Green help
you do this sum'?" Willie—"No'in."
Teacher—"Are you sure be didn't
help you•?" Willie---"Yos'm• Ifo
didn't help me—he did it all."
If your children are troubled -s,,;,
worms, give them Mother (1taves'
Worm Exterminator ; safe, sure
and effectual. Try it., and mark
the improvement in your child.
How a lucky man does enjoy
pointing with pride to his superior
judgment!
--
Repeat it:-"Shlloh's Our. will always
curet my coughs and colds."
Most men would bo glad to pay
a largo income tax for the sake of
having that kind of an income.
All Mimes Know what 1s 1s vs have violent pain.
Rome take ooe thing and some smother. Our ad-
vice is to place "Thi n & I,•" Menthol Plaster
over the sett of the pain; It will do more to giro
you contort than anything.
Danks --"I see that young Noodle
and Miss Sharp have made a snatch
of it. He's got no head at all, but
she's a clever girl." Griggte —
"\Well, you can't expect a match
to have two heads to it."
A Woman's Sympathy
Are you discouraged? Is your doctor's
VII a heavy financial load? Is your nein
a heavy physical burden? I know what
these mean to delicate women—I have
been discouraged, too; but learned how to
cure myself. I want to relieve your bur-
dens. Why not end the pain and stop the4
doctor's bill? I can do this for yoga and
Will If you will assist me.
All you need do 1s to write for a free
t,ox of the remedy which has been placed
fn my hands to be elven away. Perhaps
this one box will cure you—it has done so
foryyy000will be If
ettt for 2c1(the co irxof sed.
(tostare stamp). Your lettere held confl-
aentlally Write to -div for my free treat-
stare
a llts. Y'. R CU1Ut&U. Windsor, Ont.
About this season of the year the
old hen sleeps on her perch at,d
dreams of what she will do to titi
flower beds in the spring.
Missionaries is All Lands are friends of Pato.
kilter. Hundreds of letters te'tify to rho fact.
For accidents and sudden emergencies. such as
sprains, cuts And bruises. they and it invaluable.
Avoid substitutes. there Is but one " Painkiller
—Perry Davis' -2sc and 50c.
"Ah, Mr. Flitter, I hear s sit have
got into your new house! Are you
all settled yet l" Mr. Flitter ---"All
except the rent!" •
Iil fitting boots and shoes cause
corns. Holloway's Corn Cure is
the article to use. Get a bottle
at once and euro your corns.
After a roan has acquired a mil-
lion he can afford to call his waiet-
eoat a vest.
Repeat it.- "Ehueh's Cure will alwsys
cure my coughs and colds."
AGENTS
It the arms from whom goo
order your supplier are
Riving sitisfact)nn, stick to them. iI n .1 try out
florals. We supply pure teat, coffees. sldce► per.
umes. toilet reynleites, etc.. at the invest prices.
'1 fro 11, wo 5pec,alties Co., slept. ,1, •ennui., Ont.
Fire Insurance Agents Wau`.cJ
Rlehrr►rn 1,5 nrummind Fire insurance ('ori►. \.
pang, Itead Office. Itl.hmond' Que. i .tabli.hed •
1879. e'.tpi sal 8130,0.01. For a 'e at unreppe-
/ente.l points. I'r•sim e of Milano, a 14re.s
J. II. EWA RT, thief Agent,
Pio. 18 w'eillnl;t•m 8t., I:a.t, Tor..etn,
which are mild in action but mighty e Raise Them Iv tie Miik.-
in results. They purge painlessly CALVES a;�.tt,i ua.«ioo;um•t,rorona
and effectively, and work a perman
cat cure. They can be used with-
( ut fear by the most delicately
constituted, as there aro no pain- W araCosshy. Thieisaeseskitsone one
ful effects preceding their gentle' •I1RITISH AMERICAN DYEING 00.
operation. aesa ee►t1.elere b rya ..d .. sr,...e' • .. r.fy
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a/drsee Ns 48. Montreal,
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IDES.
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