Exeter Advocate, 1905-05-04, Page 6r
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WY:AK, TIRED PIMPLE.
Meed raw Blood in Spring to
Brier Health and Stiengtii.
Sprlteg blood is bad blood. It is
clogged with impurities that make
Ilietneelvea felt in many way's, such
as pimples and er'tptiuns, pour diges-
tion occasional headaches, twinges
of rheumatism, a lazy feeling in the
morning, and a strong desire to
avoid exertion. Sometimes the nerves
uru unstrung. you feel dull and do-
prcased, and your strength is slip-
ping away. You can only be put
right by enriching the blood and
driving out the impurities. Purga-
tives won't do this -they only make
frau weaker. What you need is n
tonic, and the best tonic that medi-
cal science has yet discovered is I)r.
lliains' Pink Pills. '!'hese pills ac-
tually make new. rid-, red blood.
brace the nerves and bring health
and energy to weak, despondent and
nosily tired men and women. Mrs.
Chas. Blackburn, Aylesford Station.
N.S., says: "For the past tett years
I)r. Williams' Pink !'ills is the only
teed'rine 1 have taken %%ben I found
1 n• a led medicine. Last spring I
Was feeling poorly, was weak, easily
tired and depresse•I. I got three
boxes of Dr. Williarns' !'ink Pills and
they made mo feel like a new per-
son. They aro the best medicine I
know of when the blood is out of
condition."
If you need a medicine fhb npring
--and there aro fete people who do
not -take a few boxes of Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, and you will find
an improved appetite and new health
and strength such as no other medi-
cine can give you. There is no dis-
ease of the blood these pills will not
cure, simply because they make the
new, rich blood that drives disease
from the system. '1110 genuine !'ink
]'ills have the full name, "Dr. Wil-
liams' !'ink !'ills for Pale People,"
on the wrapper around each box.
Sold hy all medicine dealers or by
snail at 50 cents a box or six boxes
for $2.54) by writing the 1)r. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., lirockvillo, Ont.
HIS FATE FOUND HIM.
A Cannon -ball Blew the Pilot
to Atoms.
Capt. Robert Faulknor, a com-
mander in the Ilritish navy in 1794.
was a of unusual courage. Dur-
ing an cr,t•ta:ntcr close under the
wall.; of Fort Royal he noticed that
the Idiot did not seem to bo him-
self. '1'I:o man, he thought. seemed
to hesitate when he gave h1s orders.
1n "famous Fighters of the Fleet,"
Mr. Fraser gives the story:
Captain Faulknor turned aside to
one of his officers.
"1 think Mr. Dash seems confused,
as if he doesn't know what he is
Miceli. !las ho been in action be-
t.
o -t.. re?'
"Many times, sir," was the reply.
"Ile has been twenty-four years in
the service."
liut Faulkner was not satisfied. Ile
eyed the pilot closely, and then step-
ping up to him, asked him a trilling
question. The pilot's agitation was
such as to realer him incapable of a
reply. Recovering himself to some
extent a moment later the wretched
man. keeping his eyes on tho deck,
in a pow voice addressed Faulkner,
who was bending over him, with thin
startling admission:
"I see your honor knows mc. I
am unfit to guide her. I don't know
what is come over me. 1 dreamt Jost
might 1 should be killed, and I am
so afraid I don't know what I nm
nbout. I never in all my life felt
afraid before."
Without for an instant losing his
presence of mind, Captain Faulknor
replied to the matt in a still lower
tone:
•"l'he fate of this expedition de-
pends on the man ut tho helot. (live
It to me, and go and hide your head
in whatever you fancy the safest part
of the ship. But mind, fears aro
catching. If I hear you tell yours
to one of your messnates, your life
shall answer for it to -morrow."
The pour fellow, panlc-stricken,
went away, and overcome with shame
sat down upon the arm -chest, elide
Captain Faulknor seised the helm
and with his own hand Inid the
Zebra close to the walls of the fort;
but before he could Bold at tho heed
of his gallant followers, a cannon-
ball struck the aril -chert Hurl blew
the pilot to atones. lie was the only
titan killed of all the Zebra's crow
that day.
WI1i•:N BABY SMILES,
When baby smiles mother knows he
fs well and happy. When he is cross,'
oiling and fretful, she gives him'
Own Tablets, and finds that
there', a smile in every dose. '!'hese
Tablets euro nil little� ailment/4 of
chil h••od, such as indigestion, colic,
c,.nstipation, diarrhoea, worsts and
simple fever.:. They snake teething
easy. and promote natural sleep and
repose. and aro guaranteed not to
contain one particle of opiate or
poiam,,ut smelling stuff. Mrs. ltoht.
Pesti. Tindal.', N.W.'I'., say's: -"I find
Baby's Own 'I'ntrlels a perfect meds- i
cine for tittle ones, and alwnys keep,'
them in the house." 1'ou can get 1
the Tablets Isom yo•tr medicine deal-
er or hy mail at 25 cents n box by
writing the Tr. Williams Medicine
Co., I(tockville, Ont.
WELLINGTON AS A WiT.
klthongh it cannot be said that
Hat Nuke of Wellington shone to any
great extent as a humorist, ho was
quite capable of nentinistcring a
crushing retort when occasion de-
manded. as the following story cull-
ed from a biography ut tho Iron
Duke, shows. Louis Philippe once
introduced the Duke to ono of the
F'ree+. h Mfarehels whom he had de-
feated in the reninsule. With un-
per,l,•nable discourtesy the marshal
turned hie back nn his old foe dur-
ing the presentation. Tho King apo-
iogi'ieg with wont brace he could.
'•1•'orgtve hlrv, dire," laughed the
Iron puke; "Why. It was I who
tnuiht item to de tl:Ht in the 1'en-
insulal't
MANY IMAGINARY CASES HE FEELS AS
PEOPLE INSIST ON BEING YOUNG AS EVER
OPERATED UPON.
A Woman Imagined She Had a
Tumor - Severe Attack
of Hysteria.
You will probably bo surprised to
learn. remarked the house -surgeon of
a big hospital, that there are many
sane people to -day who, belicvine
that they are threatened with some
dangerous disease.. insist on under-
going severe operations in order that
their lives may be saved. Of course.
we du not really perform these op-
erations, but 1 have assisted itt
many imaginary ones in order to
gratify the whim of a patient suffer-
ing from some forte of hysteria.
1 renueuber it regent case of n wo-
man who was absolutely convinced
that she was suffering from an in-
ternal tumor. Curiously enough, she
had been operated on for this com-
plaint some eight years before, when
a largo tumor wns removed. SIx
months ago she received n fright
through one of her children upsetting
a lighted lamp, and when she had
somewhat recovered she bernmo con-
vinced that a recurrence of her trou-
ble had Navin, and that the only
thing to save her life was an Ing
tneuiate operation.
She consulted her own physician,
who. after a most minute dingnosh.,
declared that there was absolutely
nothing to fear and that there was
no trace whatever of the supposed
tumor. Nevertheless, the woman.
who was possessed of considerable
means, consulted another physician,
who upheld the opinion of his bro-
ther medico. The women was still
unconvinced, however. and applied
to us for a bed as paying' patient,
entered the hospital, and begged that
the operation night be
IMMl1)IATELY PERFORMED.
Well, we had, of course, received
particulars of the case from the two
physicians, and after examination
and with their permission declared
that the operation was certainly nec-
essary and should be performed with-
out delay.
With the assistance of two of the
visiting surgeons I determined to
perform the operation in imagina-
tion, and this is how we did it. 'rho
patient was given just a sufficient
quantity of atutestheties to reduce
her to a state of semi -consciousness
-sho could hear and fuel vaguely.
though sho could see nothing. We
moved about the room quietly, spoke
in whispers, gave hurried orders to
the nurses, etc., and, in fact, acted
just as though wo were engaged on
tho biggest operation of our lives.
'Men one of the assistants fetched a
jug of iced water, and, holding it
above the supposed affected part, let
the cold fluid fall at the rate of
about ono drop every five seconds.
When the water touched her body the
deluded patient would wince and
groan as though in great agony.
After we had gone on in this way
for some time tho woman was
swathed in bandages and conveyed
by ambulance to her room. On
awakening she fount two trained
nurses creeping about the apart-
ment, one of whom immeliately held
a cup of Reef tea to lier 'fps anti
asked her to try and swallow a lit-
tle. After a considerable effort sho
succeeded, confiding to the nurse the
fact that she felt terribly weak and
languid. '!'here Nile remained for
ten (lays, after which sho was allow-
ed to get up for a time and h.,r
friends were permitted to ser her. In
three weeks she returned home
PERFECTLY CURED.
of her imaginary tumor. and to this
dny sho dues not know of the hoax
which was played upon her.
Hysteria, of course. is the cause of
most of these imaginary 111ne:eves, and
when a patient has it badly it is
almost as difficult to cure as In-
sanity. Wo had is young girl hero a
year ago who was suffering front n
most obstinate attack of hysteria,
which took a very curious form. Sho
well(' never lie down in her bed, but
invariably Sat holt-upright with her
back nentnst the foot -rail. constant-
ly turning her head from able to side
like an automaton. I had watched
her do this curious action many
times, and one dny I asked her why
sho continued It, to which she re-
thnt there WAS a string in her
head which pulled it from side to
side, and that until it was cut sho
would have no rest.
This remark gave me nn idea, and
i asked her If she would allow mo
to examine her head. She was per-
fectly willing, end after an inspec-
tion lasting twenty minutes i grave-
ly announced that she was quite
right. and that the only cure wee
a slight operation in order to sever
the string. She clapped 4,her hands
with delight like a child and declared
that it Was what she heti told sev-
eral doctors, but thnt they hail nil
laughed nt her. Would I perform the
operation at once? 1 thought it
better. however. to defer doing so
until the morning, after 1 had "con-
sulted"
7'111: VISITING SUiIGEONS,
daving ext lathed the circumstances
the imaginary operntlun teas agreed
upon, and the following morning the
young woman Was led into the sur-
gery, placed upon the operating table
and anaesthetics administered. l'art
of her luxuriant brown hair was cut
off, an.1 a portion of the back of the
head. about 2 Itches &tove the nape
of thn neck, way shaved smooth.
Then. In order thnt there should be
something to show for the imagin-
ary operation. the scalp was 'cinched
until the blood ran. leaving it cut
about 21 inches in length. This
was bound but not strapped, and
the patient was conveyed back to her
bed, where sho remained for forty
tninutes before returning to consci-
ousnees.
Meantime I had taken a piece of
an ordinary 11 violin strirq ahmlt
4 inches long and soaked It in water
until it resembled a rate sln'w, the
object of this. of cuurrle, beteg to
MR. CHESTER LOOMIS TOOK
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS.
And From a Used Up blan Ile
Became As Stuart as a Boy.
Orland, Ont., May 1 -(Special). -
Ale. Chester l.00nis, an old and re-
spected farmer living in this section.
is spreading broadcast the good
news that 1 wd(1's kidney !'ills aro
a sure cure for the Lame Back and
Kidney Disease so counnon among
old people. Mr. Loomis says:
'1 ams 7 h years of ago and smart
and net ice us a boy, and 1 gi% 0
Dodd's Kidney !'ills all the credit
fur it.
"Ileforo 1 start(d1 to use 1)odd's
Kidney Pills I was so used up 1
could hardly ride in a buggy, and I
could not do any work of any kits+l.
Everybody thought t would not live
long. Dodd's Kidney !'ills are a
wonderful renuvfy.''
The Kidneys of the y g may bo
wrong, but the Ki.1jo a of tho old
must be wrong. liteitte Kidney
fills make all wrung Kidney's right.
That is why they are tho old folks'
greatest friend.
show the patient the actual string
taken out of her head.
1Vhen she was restored to conscl-
ousnesa she was told how entirely
successful the operation had been
and shown the string which had been
tho cause of all her trouble, after
which sho fell into a natural sleep
and awoke perfectly restored. Frons
that day to this site has never suf-
fered from hysteria in anis form,, and
has been completely cured of her hal-
lucination regarding her inability to
keep her head Moving from side to
side.
innumerable people imagine that
they are suffering from appendicitis,
and many an operation for this com-
plaint has taken place when there
was
AIISOLUTELY NO Ni CESS ITY.
In connection with this disease, how-
ever, there is one thing in favor of
operating, and that. Is when there is
no necessity for removing the appen-
dix. and it is, in consequence, in a
perfectly healthy condition; then
there is no danger of blood -poisoning
for the olcration is, in itself, one of
the simplest in the whole annals of
surgery.
Wo had a patient here who insisted
that be was suffering from appendici-
tis, and that if we didn't operate on
hint he would be dead in n week.
Well, t ho entire staff of surgeons in-
side the hospital and out examined
hien and found that there was not
the slightest trace of appendicitis,
but so convinced was the patient
that. he Was suffering Irotn the popu-
lar disease that. in order to ease his
mind, we performed an imaginary op-
eration, and the roan is going about
to -tiny in the blissful belief that he
is minus his appendix and, therefore,
proof against appendicitis.
Yes, it Is wonderful how strong a
thing imagination can become. and
how oast' it is to fool a man (or wo-
!nen either) into the belief that ho
has undergone a serious operation
for an imaginary disease. -London
Tit -Bits.
Itching, Burning skin Diseases
Curcd f00 Thirty -Ar• Cents. -Dr.
Agt.ew's Olntim:et rei.eves in ouu day,
and cures Tetter, Salt Itheum, Scald
!lead, Fc:ema, Barber's Itch, Ulcers,
Blotches and all eruptions of the skin.
11 is soothing and quieting and acts
like magic In the cure of all baby
h u uu,rm. 35c.-17
SIMILES IN itIll'm1:,
As wet as n fish -as dry as a bone.
As live as a bird -as deed as a stone.
As plutnp as a partridge -as tour as
a ret.
As strong as a horse -as weak as a
cat.
As hard as n flint -ns soft ns n mole.
As whito as a lily -as black as coal.
As plain ns a pikestaff -as rough as
a bear.
As tight ns a
air.
As heavy an lead -as light ns a fea-
ther.
steady ns time -uncertain as wea-
ther.
As hot as an overt -ns cold as a frog.
As gay ns a Inrk-ns sick ns a dog.
As slow as a tortoise -as swift as
the wind.
As true! as the gospel -ns false ns
trtnrtkinl.
As sav'ngp! ns tigers -no mild as n
(love.
As stirt as a poker -as limp no a
glove.
As blind (10 n hat -as (bmf as a post.
As cool as it cucumber -tie warm no
toast.
An old womant who bad received a
cheque went with great glee to a
hank to draw the money. "This
cheque Is crossed: we can't pay 1t
over the counter, my good woman."
"All right. sir; 1'11 come round,
them." was the immediate reply.
drum -ns free as filo
As
Shirt waists ani dainty
linen are mane delightfully
clean and fresh with Sun-
light Soap. 611
A ROYAL nook LT"I`.
The (:rand Trunk Railway System
aro distributing a very handsome
Looklet descriptive of the !loyal Mus-
koka Hotel, that is situated in Lake
Rossetti*, in the Muskoka i.akee.
"IlIghlnuds of Ontario." The publi-
cation Is ono giving a full description
of the attractions that may be found
at this popular resort, handsoniely il-
lustrated with colored prints of lake
and island scenery. rho hotel itself.
and many of the speciat features that
may bo found there. It is printed on
fine enameled paper, bound in a cover
giving the appearance of Morocco
leather, with a picture of the hotel
and surroundings on the same, and
the crest of the hotol embossed in
high relief A glance through this
booklet makes ono long for the plea-
sure of Sul:ves.r and outdoor life,
and copier may be secured gratuit-
ously by applying to any Grand
Trunk ticket office.
Life is a hurdle -race in witicli many
people jump at conclusions.
Mlnard'a Liniment Cure3 Diphtheria
There is a great deal of difference
between loving a woman and being
aur: icd to her.
Use Lever's Try Soap (a powder)
to wash woolens and flannels, -
you'll like it.
"So tho engagement's oft?" "Yes;
sho advised him to practise economy,
and he started by getting her an im-
itation (liatnend,"
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.
Mrs. Winslox's Soothing Syrup has
bean used by millions of mothers for
their children while teething. It soothes
the child, softens the gums. allays pain.
cures windcolic, regulated the stomach
and bowels, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. Twenty-five rents a bottle.
Bold by druggists throughout the
world. Bo sure and ask for "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup." 22-04
Mother -"So your lady -love Is
high minded?" Sun -"Yes, mother,
and scrupulously conscientious."
Mother -"How do you know that?"
Son -"Why, I never give her a kiss
but what situ returns it.
ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMEIIT
Iternovey all 1iu, 1 soft or calloa::cd
lumps and blemishes from horses, blood
spavin, curbs. splints, ringbone•
sweeney, stltiles, sprains, sore and
swollen throat, coughs, oto. Sava ;50
by use of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful (Blemish Cure ever
known.
farmer -"You know old Flint
hain't had no faith in banks, an'
!las been kOepiu' his Money in a
tea-pot in the Karn, where he. could
go an' gloat over it whenever he
felt like it?" Mrs. Ifor,tbcck-"Well,
what has happened'!" Farmer
(meuningly)-"!Veil-he hain't got no
faith in barns now."
Moine persons aro more susceptible to
colds than others, contracting derange-
ments of the pulmonary organs from
tho slightoat causes. These should
always have ut hated a bottle of Dickies
Anti -Consumptive Syrup, the present
day sovereign remedy for coughs, ca-
tarrh and in0anmnntion of the lungs.
1t will effect it euro no matter how
severe the cold may bo. You cannot
anord to bo without a remedy like
Iitcklo's, for it is the best.
A barrister, noticing that the
Court had gone to sleep, steppe,l
short in the middle of his speech.
'!'Ito sudden sit nee woke the judges,
and the lawyer gravely resumed -
"As I remarked yesterday, my
lorde----" The puzzled judges star-
ed. ns though they half believed they
bud been asleep since the previous
day.
Manly Strength and Womanly Beauty
depend on pas, ity of the blood. and
much of that purity d.1pen.ta on perfect
kidney filtering. If these organs are
diseased and will not perform their
functions, than will seek in vain for
strength and women for beauty. South
American Kidney Cure drives out all
Impurities through the body's "titterers"
-repairs weak spots. -4e
"1 tell yon. Singleton, you don't
know the joys and felicities of a
contented married life, the happy
flight of years, the long, restful
mint of—" "How lung have you
been married?" "Just a month."
Pale, elckly children should use
Mother ()ruses' Worm i.xternlnator.
Worms are one of the principal Ca110,38
of sullerimg in tnil.rren and should be
expelled from the system.
What a girl likes about a big,
strong man is the way she can twist
hila around her little finger.
kinard's Liijim3nt Carts Colds, &o
"i the ply r.t;.•t it. :.or, but honer
and my altered eircumstnncea com-
pel Inc to release your daughter
from her engagement. I cannot en-
ter your family a beggar. in n
recent d.'aI in the North End stocks
I lost my entire furtunr.'' "Not nn -
other word. my boy -not nnother
word. I got It."
For the Overworked. -what ars the
causes of tl."pondunry 31111 n.elsncholy?
A riisordered liver Is one rause ane) a
prone one. A deior.lered liver means a
disordered stomach. and a disordered
stomach means disterbarice of the nerv-
ous system. This brings the whole body
Into subjection and the victim fres ;irk
a!! over. Parmelee', Yegete',lo 1 iiI•
ars i recognized renicity b- this t.tato
,ail relief will follow their use.
A DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE
for tea drinker.. is to give them a hot, steaming cup of FRAGRANT
instead of some ordinary kind. Thzy'lI note,' the rcnce reunite
enough, then nothing; will do them hut BLUE RIBBON TEA.
9111.,1LaZ,r 1 I. era MI C3 C'I. Z ; ) 3.
ack to ; icycies
The bicycle is king. livery person realizes now that there
1s no other vehicle so convenient in the country, town or city
as the Wheel. The wheels wo sell are the beset In the world,
Cleveland
Massey=Uarris
Brantford
Welland -Vale
THE CUSHION FRAME
the new font .re. It bus brought bievcling nen in into eo-
pular favor --Makes Rough Roads Smooth,
The Sills' Hygienic Handle Bar
a companion invention to the Cushion Frame. Wl ire for mei
new catalogues, and new picture cards. Mention this paper.
Canada Cycle and Motor Vliy,
" Makers of tho World's Best Bicycles,"
Canadian Headquarters
for Automobiles.
TORONTO
TREASON FOR ANXIETY.
Mrs. 1)ollivcr-"Oh, lienry, I hatfe
dropped the water jug out of the
window, and I saw IL light on the
head of an elderly roan."
Mr. I;olliver (turning pale) -"Dear
me, .Jane, you don't know what dam-
age you may have caused."
Mrs. Tolliver (in tears) -"Yes, i
do. It's pure china, and can't be
replaced for ever so much money.
Oh, what shall I (lo?"
Stratford, 4th Aug., 1S93.
MESSRS. C. C. IRICIIAIt11S &, CO.
Gentlenten -My neighbor's Loy 4
years old, fell into a tub of boiling
water and got scalded fearfully. A
few days later his legs swelled to
three Haves their natural size and
broke out in running sores. IIis par-
ents could get nothing to help hitn
till I recommended MINA1111'S I.tNI-
MF.NT, which, after using two bot-
tles, completely cured hint, and 1
know of several other eases around
here almost ns remarkable, cured by
the sane! Liniment and I can truly
say I never handled a medicine which
has had as goo(! a :Nile oc given such
universal satisfaction.
M. IIIIIERT.
"Prisoner," said the magistrate,
"you have already been sentenced
eleven lltmea for vagranry, violent
assault, embezzlement, theft, etc."
"Would yon mind not speaking so
loud, your worship?" was the reply.
“My intended father-in-law is In the
court. rind you might damage toy
prospects."
Pains Disappear ilo;oro it. -No one
need suffer pain when they have avail-
able Dr. 7'huniese Kclectric Od. 1f not
in the house when required It can be
procured at the nearest store, as all
merchants keep It for Salo. 11hm,mn-
tienr and all bodily pains disappear
when it is applied, and 'mould they
at any time return, experience teaches
the user of the Oil hots to deal with
A r.x►n is judged by the rompnny
he keeps and tho cigar he gives
away.
Twitchy Mueclt,a and Oleaplasantas
-The hopeless heart sickness that set-
tles on a roan or woman whose nerves
are shattered by disease can best, be
pictured in contrast with a patient who
has been in the "depths" Knit has been
dragged from thein sty South American
Nervine. Ueorgo Webster. of Forest,
Ont., says: "1 owe nay life to It.
Everything else failed to cure." --44
A woman's clothes aro nine -tenths
of the Joy she has in life and ninety-
nine one -hundredths of the sorrows
of the man who pays for thorn.
Something More Than n i'urgative.-
To purge is the only effect of many
pills now on the market. I'arrneleo's
Vegetable fills aro more than a purga-
tive. They strengthen the stomach.
where little• pills weaken It. they
cleanse she blood by regulating the If%-
er and kidneys, and they stimulate
where other pill compounds depress. No-
thing of an injurfous nature, used for
miet Iy purgative powers. enters into
tliclr cotupositIon.
Half the time a girl marries a man
because she enn't brae to think how
bad ire will feel if she doesn't.
iM• mei
1111Of0'8 111111111 C8fe3 Gfl1011 In C'Ja3
VI;llY rol.rrl.
it is pocsihle to be polite always.
it lo passible to be polite ev, tt when
discharging a drunken) coachmen.
A gentleman once found himself
obliged to get rid of his coachman
for drunkenn-,s. Ile summoned the
111811 into his presence and diacharg-
cd him with this polite speech: -
"I fear, Montgomery. that we trent
part. It has been lntposslhle for
me to avoid noticing that ssveral
times during the Last month yin
have been -ter -sober. Now. I don't
believe that any man can attend
properly to drinking if he has driv-
ing to do, and then fore. at the
month's end, you will be free to de-
vote yourself exclusively to your
chosen occupation."
/' F OR SALf.-FASItIONAIILE BLOOL
stallions of Arab. Clay, Morgan.
Iiambletoniau and thoroughbred blood
for sale. on time, or may be synelicat.
ed. For pedigrees and particulars ad-
dress John 11. Mall, M.D., 111i Jarvis
St., Toronto.
225 AClt1: FARM IN THE CARDEN
spot of the world, rural delivery at
the door, and church on the farm, on
the mala county rand 21des o'
town, large dw.11ling with la
:oomt, 1
porches, 2 halls, cellar, plenty Imre
and stable ro nn, Carriage house. lovely
largo shade trees. warping willow and
maple. YOU can raise about anything you
plant on this fares; half of it is clay.
balance is dark loans. choice apple and
peach orchard, best of grass land,
healthy climate. 50 acres in wood cud
timber. can email you 82 page book
describing Diaryland all free by asking.
Pried of farm now $2,000. !'rice
will soon double. we farm and plow 11
months In the year on this farm. Ad-
dress Dr. J. Lee Woodcock, 400 Cam-
den Ave., Salisbury, Md.
ri1Wo SRLI•:c'1' IIALi•• S1•:("I'I(iNS IN
Saskatchewan, near new railway,
for sale, cheap; easy terms; might ex-
change for city or farm property Itt
Ontario. 11. Orahnm & Son, 93 VIe-
toria street, 'l'oionto.
Stump and Tree Pullers
Self arch +clog add frau.;.
an, /toned. eeenat\r.0 114+•}
ru11 an nr•dlaary ata,aP la n,y
wtnetn'. 1 to 0
acres at a eat-
tl.e, DiOersnt
Ores 110 sat$
all 5te41 et
eleartCEs.
For 1ilutnted
catalog 8441.es.
Butcher -"You've got. six or eight
lodgers. ain't you. mum?" firs.
Sl iusdiet.-" Yes. They carne yester-
day. How did you know?" Butcher
-"I n(.ti.•••d you ads buying half !:
pound more of everything,,•
ilallowny's ('orn Cure Is a spec, is for
the removal of corns and worts 11e
liaise never beard of its failing to re.
move even the worst kind.
"And phwat's become of peg
daughter, Mrs. Rooney?"
Mrs. Mulligan, she was that useless
intoirely that I !r, tit her out as a'
lady -help."
Ninard's Liniment Clre3 Distenjn3r
"i'uctoi'," queried the inpeeitive
person, "do you believe that the
cigarette habit lenses weak nt tide?"
"Not ncceesnrily," replied the M. 11.
"As a rule it merely indicates
than."
Better Without a Stomach than with
ane that's got K coestnnt "hurt" to it.
Ur. Von Step'ei Pineapple Tablets sGm•
ulate the digestive organs. Let one en-
joy the good things of life and leave
no bad effects -carry them with you in
your rest pocket -GO in box, 85 cents.
)'npn - "nevn q)nnrreliing with
George again?" l'naithter-' No, in-
deed, 1 haven't. It too near my
birthdny for me to quarrel with any-
body."
'Those whom neglected co;:ghs
hnvo killed were once as healthy
rind robust as you. Don't follow
In their paths of neglect. Take
Shiloh';
Consumption
CureLuna
. Tonle
right now, It dt guaranteed to
cure. It liar cured many thous-
and.
PN S C.Wstt.eiCer 30
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