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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Advocate, 1905-05-11, Page 3Mara A SPRING TONIC. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Make Strength for Summer. Every man and woman in Canted need,, a tonic medicine at this seas of the year. They must huvu new rich blood to build them up to ben the trying heat of summer. I)r. Wi limns' Pink Pills are the greutes spring tonic in the whole world Every dose makes new, rich blond new vtgorouti life. They trunsfor weak, weary, anaemic girls int healthy, graceful, well-developed wo men They make debilitated toe strong lusty and energetic. The give worn, despondent women ne health and comfort. They do thi ever y time -they cannot f(+it. Atte a course of Dr. Williams' fink I'ills este J mann and woman can withstan the sunimer's heat free from back ache and heada: hes, weakness an despondency. Mrs. M. A. White Seel Cove, Que., says: "I canno praise Dr. Williams' l'ink fills to highly. They have not only made new person of myself, but have bee of ittectin►able value in my family. always keep the pills in Inv hon and the result is I have no doctor' bilis; nor have I any delicate boy or girls, as the pills keep them strong and healthy. I constantly re- commend o-commend the pills to my friends and I ulways hear good words fro► those who use then,." Dr. \Willian's' !'ink fills do not ac upon the bow'e'r; they do not bothe with the mere symptoms of disease they simply make nett rich, re blood, and thus cure all the comma nlhnents of life. But you must ge the genuine with the full name Dr Williams' Pink !'ills for Pale People on the wrapper around each box Sold by alt dealers everywhere or b mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for *2.50 by writing The Dr. Wil ,lams' Medicine Co.. Brockville, Out NAVY DRESS REFORM. PERSONAL NOTES. s Gossip of the Leaders on the World's Stage. The only female justice of th on peace in the United States, and pre bubly in the world. ie Mrs. Agn ✓ Garrett, who has just assumed hcr 1- official duties at Garrett, Wyoming t She was born at Birmingham, Eng • land, in 1863, and proceeded t - Wyoming in 1881, founding the tow m now named after her. o Lord Lyveden bus had a 'eerie - and picturesque career, but ho ha n alw'uys, as he puts it himself, "tom 'toddle • up smiling." He has been a oldie W in the ranks, an actor, a waiter, s steward on board ship, a theat•ica ✓ manager, a nurseryman, a caterer and a public reciter, and he is stil d only a little more than forty-seven. The Czar is very fund of his col d lection of birds' eggs and postag • stamps, in which he takes as kee• t an interest as a schoolboy. Man o of the eggs ho secured himself whe a n lad. Ile Was a most daring an n expert climber, and on more tha I one occasion he narrowly escape e death while climbing some cliff or s tree in search of his treasures. s Although her husband's official in- coina is nut very large, Mme. Lou - bet, wife of the President of the French Republic, has nu►n- n crous perquisites which help her to restrict household expenditure. t Vegetables, fruit, and gauze site re - ✓ ceives free of charge, the family linen is washed gratuitously, and the d State finds the money for the gas n and the electric light that are coa- t sumed at the Elysee. Sir Ilenry Campbell -Bannerman is , fond of French novels. With all his wealth, "C. -It." does not caro for y any expensive form of sport or travel. When going for a short hol- - idny ho seldom gets beyond Dover • or Calais. Ile has a curious liking for sitting at the window of his hotel in Dover, reading French fic- tion, and watching; the cross -Chan- nel boats coming in and emptying their distressed passengers on to the landing -stage. The Bishop of London is probably the most industrious of all English prelates, not even excepting the Archbishops. Some idea of what has to bo got through by 1)r. Winning - ton Ingrain may bo gained when it is mentioned that under hien aro four suffragan bishops, two arch- deacons, 560 beneficed clergy, and over 1,000 curates. It Is easy, therefore, to see that the Bishop has a very arduous life; but in business matters there M probably no more methodical man in London than he. Tho Queen is probably fonder of flowers than any other member of the Royal Family. She delights in old-fashioned flower -gardens, and when at her beloved Norfolk home she takes the greatest interest is any alterations made in her gardens. Her Majesty's favorite flowers are Violets and roses, and in order that she may always have an abundance of them over 200 feet of glasshouses at Sandringham are devoted to the cultivation of violets, while there are over 20,000 trees of one kind of rose alone. The lion. J. C. Jenkins, who is relinquishing the Premiership of South Australia In order to become the Agent -General for that State in London, will enjoy the distinction of being the first-born citizen of the United States to represent a British colony in London. lme is a native of Susquehanna County, Penn- sylvania, and is said to have arrive(! in Australia as a canvasser for an American publishing house. 1111lik- ed the country, settled there, became a naturalized British subject. was re- turned to the South Australian Par- liament, tilled various Ministerial offices, and ultimately reached the Premiership. Miss Helen Gould, who, an most readers know, is an American mil- lion -heiress devoted to good works, has, besides notch money, tho un- purchasable possession of a pretty wit. Not. long ago Miss (could en- tertained at. luncheon at her resi- dence a number of little girls from a charitable institution. At the end of the luncheon 'iihn Could exhibit- ed to the children some of tho beau- tiful contents of her house. She showed them books, carved Rehm' furniture, tapestries, and marbles. "Meru," sho said, "is n beautiful strtue-n statue of Minerva." "Wets she married?" asked a little girl. "Oh, no my child," stOd Miss Gould, running. "Shu was the goddess of wisdom." Sir !William Arrol. M.I'. for South Ayrshire, Scotland, whose marriage to his cousin, Miss Ilodgart. was solemnized recently, is the famous contractor who built the 'Tay and Forth Bridges. ile was first marl ied In 1864 to Elizabeth Pattison, tthu died Inst year. Sir 11-flliain is in his sixty-ai.xth year. On the occasion of receiving the freedom of the burgh of Ayr he told his constituents that his, first experience of their town was when. some twenty years before, he walked through it as a journeyman blacksmith looking for a job. Ile did not find it there, but tramped on to t:lnsgow, where he got the etnrt which set him on the road 10 be- coming one of the foremost con- tractors in tho world. c ,- (w THEY MADE THIS COUPLE HAPPY DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS DOING GOOD WORK AROUND PORT AIitTHUR. ( n Mr. Dick Souvey and Wife Both d Had Kidney Troubles, and the s 0 ✓ Cured Them, a Shirt waists and dainty linen are made delightfully clean and fresh with Sun - AB Great Canadian Kidney Remedy light Soap. c. n Y n d n d Sailors Will No Longer Make Their Own Clothes. It is understood in British naval circles that. Admiral Sir John Fisher is about to introduce a reform in tho matter of clothing that is probably only the preliminary step toward the abolition of what has long been one of 'Lick's most burdensome griev- ances, says the London Chronicle. So far the men's clothing has been provided almost entirely at their own cost upon a plan that was ex- lpinined the other day by an official yet the Marine and Naval Clothing r33torc 1)epart►nent, Deptford. "'I'o begin with," ho said, "(he proposed reforms will apply only to trousers. Under the present regula- tions, when ever necessary the cloth is issued to the men, who have ei- ther to make it up themselves or pay another mean for the work. That in itself, of course, is hard enough. When one remembers that the ariny is clothed at the expense of the na- tion, it seems rather ridiculous that the cost of naval clothing should have to be deducted from the men's Pay. "But that. is notthe worst of it. Although there is a regulation pat- tern, such n detail AR the width of the 'bell' of a ,urn's trousers is en- tirely a matter depending upon the taste of Individual captains. Ono officer may prefer that the trousers should he narrow. The result is that a roan transferred to that vrnel fluty have to supply himself with new 'togs,' simply for the sake of a fad- dy officer. And the system results in still greater hardship when you remember that even name ribbons may have to be changed perhaps two or three tinter in a month - transfers are sometimes as frequent --n serious neater, considering that each rit.bon costs ]0(I., though the mon "tight buy it in the shops nt Portsmouth for ed. "1 don't knots that under Admiral Fisher's w•heulo there will be any radical change in the uniforms. The trousers will all be the sane width, and transfer to another ,hip will therefore involve no alteration." Nothing has been heard of the pro- posed (Bengt. in any of the army clothing depart meta and it is therefore believed flint the work will be 'deceit in the hands of contrac- $ tors. As the matter stands at preeent, the men will still have to pay for their uniforms. But the new regu- lation will undoubtedly he a great saving to t mon. The uniform le also to be designed on more "handy" lines, and will therefore be more tight -fitting than the style at present in vogue. 1 CAUSE FOR ALARM. The young men clutched his elderly friend in a frantic grasp. "Nlwt (eight it fellow to soy," hr asked, "whin n young woman asks hint it he thinks she is as old ns she looks?" The elderly frien(1 shook his head sadly. "You had better start seeing about the furniture," he s;::,l. A MODERN MOTHER. Children shudder at ctWnr nil, and with good reason. ('ase or oil i. ' !; a relic of ofd -time barbnrie n. Not (• only Is it repulsive to the hole, but '0 it gripes and tortures delicate ( hit- q dren. Modern "mothers use Baby's it Own Tablets, a grnt10 laxative which ' s h t I ,rt Arthur, Ont., May 8. -(Seco- A ROYAI. BOOKLET. fol -t' hat Kidney Pills cure The (:rand Trunk hallway S the Kidney ills of men and women System III of ntikr has been prove) time anduare distributing a very handsome Locklct descriptive of the Ku. u: Mils - again in this neighborhood, but it is \t us- ot:ly occasionally they get a chance L-oka Hotel, that is situated In Lake : to de double work in the same ltus`eatit in the Iltusa L.akcv, ' house. This has happened in the "Ilfg blond$ of Onlariu." 'fho Iwbli- case of Mr. and Idrs. Dick Souvey a cation is one giving a full description fanner and his wife, living about of the attractions that may bo found sever: wiles from here. In an inter- at this popular resort, handsomely 11- view Mr. Suuvey said; lustrated with colored prints of lake "My wife and me -self have used anti island scenery, the hotel itself, nedd's Kidney fills, and have found, and many of the special features that titan; n big hcii !it to our health. We'uuty be found there. It is printed on bud 1 ii Grippe two winters and were! line, enameled paper, hound in a cover exposed to much frust and cold. Our •giving the appearance of Sfuroceo sl(el was broken on account of twin-Ili/Ober, lctttber, with a picture of the hotel my troubles and pain in the Kid-, and sur oundings on the sane, and neys. We each took six boxes of the crest of the hotel embossed in Ladd's Kidney fills and now enjoy liigh relief A glance through this good health." booklet makes one long for the plea- sure of Summer and outdoor life. and copies may be secured gratuit- ously by applying to any Grand Trunk ticket office. Daughter -"T cannot give Jack up, father. I shall dig if I 00." Fathere-"You must never sere him again. I will buy you a new set of diamonds." i)aughter-"Well, dear father, 1 suppose I must try and be brave. When will you take me to choose the diamonds?" THINGS JAPANESE. Notes of Interest From the Land of the Mikado. Tho number of steamers owned by the Nippon Yusen Kaisha, or Japan Royal Mail Steamship Company, is seventy, of 236,256 aggregate ton- nage, with another steamer of 7,201) gross tons now building. Tho profits for the hall year ended Sept. 80, 190.1, after deducting fully for de- preciation, insurance and repairs, FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS. were $715,400 net. A dividend of Mrs. Winslow'■ Soothing Syrup bas $660,000 was paid on $11,000,000 seen uxrd by mill)wix of mothers /or their children w11e teething. It soothers capital. The value of the entire fleet the child, soften. the gums, allays pain. is $12,204,065. cures wiidcoltc, regulates the stomach Japan has bought 10,000 horses in and owex, and is the erase reu,cdy roe Llarrhoeu. ''we•nty-fire cents a bottle. Australia for the use of tho Japanese Bold by druggists throughout tha army. world. nu sure and ask for "Mrs. The Japanese Imperial Educational Rest ript says: "Advance learning and regulate your pursuits, develop- ing the intellectual faculties and per- fecting the virtuous and useful ele- ments. in any emergency, exert yourselves in the public service, and exhibit voluntarily your bravery." This exhortation hangs on the walls of every Japanese schoolhouse and is read in unison aloud daily. Japan subsidised a company to build the Corcan railway just open- ed. The cost of the Seoul-Fusan line, 276 miles, has been about $50,- 000 50;000 a mile, or 813,800,000. 'Therm aro twenty-six tunnels, ninety-six long bridges and about 500 smaller ones. The two chief construction en- gineers %ere Japanese. Javanese school teachers and Jap- anese text books are busy in the Corcan schools. An American, Mr. P. W. Stevens, is Minister of Foreign Affairs in Corea, and a Mr McArthur is Minis- ter of Finance. Both were put there by the Japanese Government. Japanese legations abroad now look nater all the International busi- ness of Corea. Japan will reform the chaotic mu):etary systems of Corea, and pro- bably introduce the gold standard. She may organize a Curran army, officered by men who have been traieed in Japan. At the launching in England on March 22 of the Japanese first class battleship Kashimn, Sir Andrew Noble said: "The Japanese by their patience and their strategy, their bravery and their dignity, have risen to a high glare, and may be claini- ed as one of the greatest nations In the world." This ship and its twin, the katori, wilt be the two largest battleships in the world, 10.400 tuns dispineenu'nt each. The Bank of Japan, in conjunction with the Japanese Department. of Finance, is establishing it bank in Manchuria, with brunches In China and Curers. Wtaslow'i Mooching Syrup." 22-04 Ile who would succeed in any line of business must first, plan his work, then work his plan. ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT Removes all hard soft or calloused lumps and blemishes from horses, blood spavin, curbs, splints, ringbone, sweeney, sullies, sprains, sore and swollen throat, coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of ono bottle. Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Curo ever known. Philip bed gone to bring in tho new kittens to show them to a visi- tor. His mother, hearing a shrill mewing, called out.: "Don't hurt tire kittens, Philip!" From the hall carne the reassuring answer: "Oh, not I'm t'ar'rying theui very carefully by the stems!" it Is only necessary to read the testi- monials to t.:• t.nislimed that1101lowuy 5 Corn cure ix unequalled fur the retuo%ul of turns, warts, etc. It is a complete vAtingwci,ur. The dates of the first auction tonics aro not recorded, but one was heal at Oxford on February 211th, 1080, for the dist osal of hooks. '1110 next oldest was also one of books, when the library of .John Lloyd, I3iehop of St. it1aQvie's, tuns sold at 'Tom's Cof- fee ilause, London, in 1099. The Steresaeh'e ' Weal or Woe Is - The stotnnch is the centre from which, from the etnndecent of benith, Aims "weal or woe." A healthy 'stomach menus perfect digestion -perfect diges- tion roman's strong and steady rentres- strong nerve centre.' mean good circula- tion, rich blood and good health. South Amer irate Nervine makes and keeps the stomach right -S2 "What was the longest engagement you ever took part in, colonel?" "It Japanese 6 per cent. internal bonds Juste(' two yea's, and then the girl redeemable In Fet•en years, sold re- married another fcilpn•." cantly In France at prices ranging between 9:3.50 and 95.50. Useful at lie Tuners• -In winter or In .1np;u1 wants to buy, for Formosa, boring machinery for petroleum and c1'l') with awl dtercone any Iricgulurl• ti p tics or the digestive Organs wluch a'testnn wells, and accumulators 811(1 second batteries for telephone and telegraph lines. —.T summer I'armelee's Vegetable !'ills +t•i11 Trow can wood be re►idered incom- bustible? There are three met hods, Beal tennis should be painted over with silicate of soda. A second method is to soak in n strung solu- tion of alum and sulphate of copper, shout 1 ib. of end), being s'rtlicient for 100 gnlluns of water. These sutr atanres must be dissolved in a small quantity of hot water, a;il then mix. d with the water in which the weed is to be steeped. 'the timber must bn kept. under the fluid for about four or five days, and then deice thoroughly. The third elan for rendering woad pert inlly fireproof s to whitewash it two or three im08. SOMI: MANCIIUit1AN NAMES. A gr. itt war is n teacher of gen- e :1111y. iwut in Asiatic countries it ;inst.!, great perplexity as to names f places. 'fa,churia is a loin' of liter names, according to Western lens. '1110 world has encountered only twieters in the progress of the war, so fnr, but If it continues, with he 1til sines on the retreat, wo Will eve to struggle with the prununcin- Ion of these nettles: Shunnginisoise. Seepingknl. Koukint ion. Kuntshnling. KunnesehengtRe, Tnotat hole hen. T.nikinkk!n. Schunnyechencpnn. 1t w111 be a great relief when the ut.:bins reach Harbin and take n .st. 11e ran all rest then, does not gelpe; a comfort leg medi- cine which may be given to a ncw- born babe without fear of harm. 'hhteo Tablets cure all the minor ills of little ones, and promote natural sleep and repose. Mrs. 11. 11. Janice, 1',•nnKhvnle. Ont., s;►ys:-'•I end greet satisfaction in the use of Baby's Own Tab,: tet, and do not know hots 1 could get along with- out Them. 'they mnkc children well and keep them well." And you hove a gt►nreidee that. (herr Is not one particle of opiate or harmful drug 11 thls m#ilcine. Sold by medicine rt enters or by moil nt 2.; 'elite a ox by welting ib.' lir. SI Minuet Med- iae Co., lrockviile, (•.,t. One way in tial out hot nice a irl isn't is to marry her. t change of dict, :u,urge ut ros,den,e, or venation of temperature tray bring about. They should i.e always kept at band, and once their l'euertetul action becomes known, no one will be wit, out tem. There Is nothing uauxoating n. their structure, and the moat delicate cud are thein confidently. "ile was talking to you aboutmy singing, was he note" "Yes; but he didn't call it that." -trntford, •1th Aug., 1897. MESSRS C. C. RiCIIAlRDDS & CO. Gentlemen -11,y n•. ight,or's boy 4 years e,lrl, fell into a tub of boiling water and got scalded fearfully. A few 11ass later his legs swelled to three t ivies their natural sire and broke out in running sores. His parents omit( get nothing to help him till I recomrnetakel MINA11I)'S LINIMENT, which, otter using two bottles• completely cured hits, and 1 If the hoose cntnc�s on fire )t 4n(w of Revere' other cast') around woman wants to save her old love here almost as remarkable, cured by letters and the bnby's .rst poi^ of the same I.ininunt anti I con truly shoes. sot l never handled n medicine which has hod as geed n sole or given such universal snti.fnetinn. M. 111111•nrr, (:.•neral Merchant. Penger-"Whate asser became of the Bulger family?" "Oh. Bill 13111 turned nut fine. Dot to be nn netttl•. 'font's nn artist; Mary's a music teacher. But John never amounted to much. It took ell he reedit earn to support the others." "My Heart was ThuTpire' my 11/e ow." is the way Mr. 11 11. Wright. of itroekville. Dot describer her suffer- ings from amnthenng. fluttering end pwlpitetlon. After trying ,nano reme- dies n ithout benefit sift bottles of Dr. Agnew'. Cure for the heart restored her to p erfe. t health The first (lose gave almost In -tont relief. and In a day suffering ceased altogether, -61 PARTICULAR PEOPLE LIKE • TEA bec:tt►s: it is Tightly Sealed In Lead Packets, not lying about loose in all kinds of places like ordinary hulk team. BLUE ItIi3RON is carefully watched FItOMI PLANTATION TO Ift.►MPI and pleases all. ONLY ONE BEST TEA—BLUE RIBBON TEA — - - e Back to Bicycles The bicycle is king. Every person realizes now that there is no other vehicle so convenient in the country, town or city as the wheel. The wheels we sell aro the best In the world. Cleveland Massey -Harris Bra ntford Welland -Vale THE CUSHION FRAME is the new feature. it has brought bicycling again into po- pular favor- Make 3 Rough Roads Smooth. The Sills' Hygienic Handle Bar a compnnion invention to the Cushion Frame. Write for mut new catalogues, and new picture cards. Mention this paper. Canada Cycle and Motor C°'Y e( Makers of the World's Best Bicycles," t^anadtan Headquarters for Automobiles. TORONTO "You cannot keep me down," shouted the great orator, at a pub- lic meeting; "though I "lay be press- ed below the waves I rise again; lou will find that I come to the surface, gent !coven."' "Yes," snid an old whaler in the audience, "you come to the surfue° to blow." Where Weakness is, Disease WillJet- tle.-it tine suffers from any organic w.,akucss, inherited or contracted, there disease w,11 cattle when it attacks the body. 'Therefore drive out thu pains that beret you, do not let a cold or a cough harass you, and keep the re- spiratory o-spiratory organs iii a good healthy condition. This you can du by using 1)r. Thornes' Eclectric oil. Prevention 15 the wisest course. Itohb-'•I saw n conjurer last night who could give you two different kinds of drink out of the mule bot- tle." Brown -"That's nothing, my boy. Wove a grocer in our street who can sell you three kinds of tea out of the sante box," Cholera and alt summer complaints are so quick in (heir action that the cold hand of death is upon the v,ct+n.s before limy are aware that dn•, +r rd near. 1f attacked du not delay in get- ting the proper inedlcine. Try a dose of lir. .1. 1). Kellogg's Dysentery Cor- dial, and you will get lin relief. It arta n 1th wonderful rapidity uud never fails to elicct a cure. \What is the rental value of Eng- land and Wales? it has now reached the amaring figure of 12:17,000,000, as neuinst LI86,000,000 in 1874-5, an increase of about I:100,000,000 in thirty years. Tho President a armee to Catarrh - D. T. Sample, president of Sample's 1Ilstalrnanl Company, Washington, 1'a., writes: '•Fur years 1 was afflicted with Chronic Celan h. Remedies and treat- ment by specialists only gave me tem- porary relief until 1 was Induced to use Vr. Ag mew's Catarrhal Powder. It guru almost instant relief. 50 cents. - 11) "ho you way')" risked live. "Veto," "Sornetln)PR 1 MA without very carefully mind." • ever have your own lite ct Meal mar vela - answered Mr. .eleekton. have my own way; but consulting llenrietta before I "rake up my Ninard'a Liniment Mini Diphtheria "Bridget," Mrs. Hiram called (rein the foot of the stairs, "how about breakfast?" "Oh," replied till, new servant, who had overslept herself, "ye naden't trouble to bring mo name. I ain't very hungry this morning." Mother Graver.' Worn) Exterminator bus the largest sale of any similar lei purutun sold In Canetda. 11 ulwuys gives satislacliou by restoring health to the little folks. Quicksilver miners follow the most unhenithy trade in the world. 'rile teeth of an eunelovee drop out ow- ing to the 1111)1PR of the mercury pro - during constant snitvntion, orad the system becoming permeated with the metal. 1luQrd'a Uu��,a1 Cure Gurj,l I1 C) n in the fnr North, and particularly along the ocean coasts, birds are frequently storm driven and lose their bearings, so that many of there are lost nt sen. They keep flonting in the air, ni►nlcssly striving to live, until exhaustion compels them' to Q drop into the weeps, which engulf Shiloh's Stump and Tree Pullers Self aneboring and Stump au,t,.ed. Something now. Pull an ordinary stump la Di rain acs. 1 to 6 are.. .1 a 1.t - tins. L.Rerent .Iwo to sail all kinds et eleartora. For Illustrated atalog.ddrllee Powerful, Handy, Low Priced. Milne Mfg. Cs. rriNlnth!t., Yontneuth,111. THE QUESTION. ile--Clara, I want to ask you a question. i -:he -(his is so sudden! lte-T know;' but I can't stand it any longer. The fact Is one of the legs of your chair is on my foot, and 1 was going to ask you if yon Would kindly remove it. Itinard'a Liniment Cures Colds, &o Mrs. Newlywed -"Tho night you 1 r'upuscd you acted like a fish out of water'." Mr. Newlywed -"I was -and very cleverly landed too!" "Regular Practitioner -No Result," -Mrs. Annie C. Chestnut, of Whitby, war for months a rheumatic victim, but South American Rheumatic Cure chang- ed the song from "despair" to "joy." `the Rays: •'I suffered untold misery from rheumatism -doctors' medicine did mo no good -two ' bottles of South American Rheumatic Cure cured me -re- lief two hours after tthe first dura." -50 lakey-"Fattdi r, a she'nticnlans hat fallen trout de cool -hole!" isxunc- "('lup de cover ofer him kervisk, 'tent sohn, vile 1 runs for (1 bolice- ►nans. Ve t arrest him for try- in' to steal de coal or he'll sue u.4 for tamages." - Bibouxners Burdens Llfe.-The bilious roan ,s never n companionable man 1 e.. - cause hie ailment renders 111111 :mortise and gloomy. The complaint is not .•e dangerous ns It Is disagreeable. Vet no one need sutler from it who tion pn,cuin I'ermelee'a Vegetable ]'ills. By reg. biting the liver and obviating ,e,x meets ul bile in the stomach they 1e- stutu men to chcorfuluesr and full ..gob of action. To meet a hearse Is a sure sign of death. A live man never rides around in hearse. Ifin::rd's Liniment Cares Distemper Several years ago de few French newspapers experimented with glass type, Nit found it useless for all practical purposes. I Lover's V -Z (Wise ,Tend) i)isinfect. ant Soap 1'owder is better than other powders, as it is both soup and disinfectant, MUSICAL 1?Alt, "I have a splendid ear for music," said the complacent young man. "Ver..," answerer) Miss ('nvenne re- gretfully, "tut you don't sing with your ear." Those whom neglected coughs have killed were once as healthy and robust as you. Don't follow in their paths of neglect. Take thein. '!'here Is a well authenticated case on record of an ocean liner Consumption bringing into New York on a win- ter's cloy a large white owl, which Cure The lung hod dropped to one of the forward Tonic spurs in nn eehaustal condition more right now. It is guaranteed to thnn 800 mile, o'T the const of New- cure. It has cured many thous- foundland. ands. Pricer; 3. C. Wacce d Co. S»* 25c. We. 1 ten. , NY.. Toronto Can. After robbing Peter to pay Paul it moo usually fm gots to settle with Paul. T N U ISSUE NO. -/',eh