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�Fragrant as Fresh Violets
The Cause of Pimples and all Die- — EXTREME GASES
THE GREAT FRENCH ASTRO- S o a p you have the fact. w A
figuring Eruptions -Dr. Wllllan:ts' No:.IER'S VIEWS. _
Pink Pills the Only Cute. —
Poor. watery 1,lu0r1-pale blood --is M. Flamluariou Says They Enjoy STONE IN THE KIDNEYS CAN -
the cause of uttrY pale coll;plexien a Mild Climate With No NOT STAND BEFORE DODD'S
lied blond• -41100d tilled with puisne- Violent Changes.
ous impurities -is the cause of every On the top floor of an aparinte11t
trod cote for , lion Lluod is m- house near the (►brerratui:e, 1 had
si;oheiblt for eruptions, an'i Om- the good fortune to lino M. Camille Mr. S. A. Cassidy, of Ottawa, Per-
plts, toed torturing. burning, ib:h+116 Flnmmarion, the (a==nent )'n•nch a9- lnanently Cured After Years cf
Per -
eczema. '!hese trout les can only be Flammar, and one of the must rit-
curcd through the 1)100(1, and the
markable men in Prance, writes the Suffering by the Great Canadian
only untdtcino that actually ata is Kidney Remedy.
new blood-ri h, punt health gi'ino London Chromiclt's correspondent.
bite) !-is Pr, 1%i1iams' Pink Pills On being ushered into his study,
''or Pale i'enple, Tito new blood aend ratherhnd short
m a) . v ithca le greet
anal► these pills n.ake teaches hes every
organ and part of the 1 t';Iv. It clears ine. and in a sileple. unaffected men-
the complexion, Danish •s pimples Wer bade Inc welcome. Ho then =n-
and eruptions, and lain es h' al th troduced nut to his wife, who assists
strength and happiness. Miss Lizsie him in all his work, and acts as his
Lobsinger, Carlsruhe, Ont., says: stetetary. The walls of his apart -
"lir. Willitunea' l'ink l'ills is the best inrnt are all windows, and a broad
medicine 1 know of for (leaning the balcony runs round the whole flat,
blood of la•,purities. My blood was on which is mounted an a,tro1ousi-
in a bad condition, and as a res +lt , cal tel: s. ole.
I was not only weak and run down, I Naturally enough, one of the first
but was tro'drled with pimples I questions I asked such an authority
aril eruptions. 1 tried several meth- referred to the planet Mars.
cines. bit they did 'tot help nu.. "Ali, the planet Mars." he replied.
Then I was advised to take l+r. Wil- "I have been studying that planet
KIDNEY PILLS.
liaurs' Pink I'ills, and these sou)
relieved ate of all my trotrblt's. I can
recommend the pills to anyone suf-
fering from bad blood."
Bad blood is the cause of nearly
every disease that atilicts humanity:
It is because Dr. Williams' ]'ink
Pills make new, rich red blood that
they cure such troubles as anaemia,
Heart palpitatimt, headaches and
backaches, rheumatism, neuralgia,
,
1
indigestion, kidney and liver trou-
bles, and ailments of girlhood and
woma►.3iood. llut you must get the
genuine pills with the full name.
"Dr. Williams' fink Pills for Palo
People," on the wrapper around
,each box. Sold by medicine dealers
-everywhere or stint post paid at 50
cents a box or six boxes for $2.50,
by writing the 1)r. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
closely for 30 years, and I have
prepared a regular map of it with
all its canals. 1 think I ant more
interested in this t han anything, for
one reason, that I am certain IL 13
inhabited. and probably Ly people
much more advanced than we aro.
SEES THF SNOW MELT.
"A thing which is particularly in-
teresting to us at the Juvisy Obser-
vatory,
eve
1 do
d i
sea
• which valory ,
h h I founded,
the
snow melting * AL
can watch the
Poles in the spring, 1111(1, ill fact,
they nearly disappear in the summer.
This, mind you, in spite of the fact
that the year in Mars is twice as
long as ours, that is to say, that it
really consists of 730 days, so that,
naturally, that winter is longer. With
regard to the inhabitants, I think
they aro very light in weight; for in-
stance. a man who weighs 140
pounds on the earth, if he could be
suddenly transported to Mars,
THE JAPANESE JURY. would only weigh 52 pounds.
"The public at large does not real -
Work of a Statesman in the Thir- ly know the precision of some of our
teenth Century. astronomical observations. Thus wo
In the Tciyoi era (along about the know the length of the day in Mars
middle of the thirteenth century) a by diurnal rotation to the 100th
Japanese statesman brought the laws part of a second, and front observa-
in touch with the people by este!)- tions, =hick have now extended over
lashing a council of state, with 12 100 years. we find the length of the
judges, the same as our jury. Before day on the planet is 24 hours 37
these 12 all litigation was brought minutes 22 seconds. The climate of
for investigation and decision. The the Martians is very mild, there are
plaintiff and defendant had their no gales, while the atmosphere is
spokesmen, who argued and defended very light, with scarcely any clouds.
the case; nnd afterwar(is the 12 re- Tho inhnbitants en,oy line weather,
tired into a closed chamber, where the climate being something like that
the following oath was administered: of Davos I'iate, dry and clear. We
During the deliberation of a case know the globe of Mars perfectly, in
and tho decision afterwards between fact, far better than the earth.
right and wrong, neither family SOLAIt SPOTS.
connections nor sympathy with, nor "I not ene of those rare Paris -
antipathy against, the party shall ians," M. Flammarion continued,
influence. !Fear not a powerful lam- "who has never changed his abode.
ily, or favor not a friend, but. speak I have been here since the war of
in accordance with the dictates of 1571, in fact I took the flat during
truth. Should there be a cuse de- the war, when I was n captain in the
tided wrong and redress refused to a Genie, and 1 am surrounded by trees
man we shall be punished by all the and foliage. as if I were in the
gods and goddesses of the realm. country. Thus, in 1871, during the
'Thus ivo swear, and alibi our signs- Commune, while al: l'aris was light-
-tures. ing, 1 turned from the study of men
+ to that. of nature, which to my mind,
A MEDDLESOME GOVERNMENT. is far more interesting.
"1 beg=an to note the different
In the old days, when commerce phases of vegetation on rho tnagniii-
nets curried on in wooden sailing ves- cent chestnut trees outside my win-
sels, the loss of life and the dtstrue- dotes, on the Avenue de ]'Observa-
tion of ships were far greater than to=re. ']'hese trees were planted 1:•v
at present. Along the Newfoundla►.d Napoleon the first in 1807, and 1
coast, says a writer in Co:nhill, 80011 got to know them and their
every year, in the beginning of tile' peculiarities. I numbered them,
last century, there were terrible:e.„lting from the observatory, and
wrecks, And in all the little settle -i ----ng date at which each 0f
ments near by material from the last 'noted
vessels made a part of the house themftr.'' buns, flan tcnvos. and til -
furnishing. titnnttCowers. owers. Some of the tre”s
Nearly every good thing in the pos- aro ft•rwnrd, nhili' others are slow
session of these people came from the to put forth shoots. i then made a
sen. Ono travelling clergyman, n 'hart, (narking the dale of flowering
good and gentle man, was holdiun (.rl inch. 'I his 1 carried on for thir-
servico in a little village there, W11011 tt y.';11 _. and fatally drawing n cure --
he found his host eyeing him slum- "1 lin • through them, found they
ly. At last tho old fisherman 1.4141 ''"I:. •-' "nded with t he solar spots.
his hand on tho parson's coat and "I .It-eovurtel rho same thing with
smoothed it down. the return of the swallows. the frst
"'Phat's a mighty lino pitee of I:: he 1ngnl4•, and the song of the
cloth, sir," said he. "Never seed tee I oo. though 1111. of course. aro
such a spleuulid bit of cloth in my Ai..dilh ti by at ntlosi h •ric conditions.
life before. (let 'u out of a wrack,' I hove. however, emphatically prov-
sir?" td that the more soler spots there
Wreckage made greedy hearts. Tile aro the hotter the spring. in Paris.
writer at one time said to an Ork- OTHER OBSERVATIONS.
ney pilot, "This must bo a groat ..i do not, howtvt r, s; cud all fir:
place for wrecks."
"Wracks, mon!" he shouted, brie time here, as half the erar 1 non fit
ing his heavy fist down on the rail the observatory at .luvisy, whish is
of tho bridge. "There's many a only al,otit twenty minute+ holm
!.raw hoose, Atony a brew farms in Paris. 'There we have two, a'1r,,••o
Orkney got out o' wracks; but the mors worl:ine constantly, ps in•ii•.•lle•
Breetish government has put a I. et- occupied with the stud. ui (lar:,
hoose here and leethoose there, mei Jupiter nnd \'cries: we also cnr.•flil-
yon." pointing to a double light- ly observe And reci;tet the tempern-
house, "t'on's twee There's no time of the nir, the ground. the in-
t i tatI 1 1
SUNLIGHT
limummommillIMMIIIIP
0 REDUCES TEA comes to the home FroSh and Pure as when it left the
ApPlantationt., t'e mi:ufactt:r:,l with
EXPENSE SPECIAL CARE AND CLOSELY SEALED
in pound and half round lees Packets.
ONLY ONE SDST 3'D_..--1t1.L'E RIBBON'S IT.
eRk ter eke Octagon !lar, 1
A IIOVAh BOOKLET.
Ottawa, Ont., May 22. -(Special). Tho (:rand 'Trunk Railway System
-While all Canada knows that aro distributing a very handsome
Dodd's Kidney Pills aro the stand- I ooklet descriptive of the Royal Mus-
ard remedy for all Kidney Cont- Luka hotel, that is situated in Lake
plaints, it may surprise some pct lloseac, in the Muskoka Lakes,
pie to know they cure such ext�romu "Ilighlnnds of Ontario." The eubli-
cases as Stone in the Kidneys. Yet cation is one giving a full description
that is what they have done right of the attractions that may bo found
here in Ottawa. at this popular resort, handsomely il-
Mr. S. A. Sassidy, the man cured, lustrated with colored prints of lake
is the well-known proprietor of the and ishtnd scenery, the hotel itself.
Bijou Hotel on Metcalf street, and and many of the special features that
in nn interview ho says: "My friends may bo found there. It is printed on
all know that 1 have been a ntnrty, fine enameled paper. bound in a cover
to Stone in the Kidneys for years.
giving the appearance of Morocco
They know that besides consulting leather• with a picture of the hotel
the best doctors in the city and try- and suraouudings on tho same, and
Ing every medicine I could think of, the creat of (ho hotel embossed in
1 was unable to get better. high relief A glance through this
"Some time ago a friend told me booklet makes ono long for the plea-
"Some
Kidney ]'ills would curd mo. sure of Summer and outdoor life,
As a last resort I tried them, and and copies may bo secured gratuit-
r.usly by applying to any Grand
they have cured tae. Trunk ticket office.
"i could not imagine more severe
suffering than one endures who has hearing a faint rustle in the =lark
Stone in the Kidneys, and I fee) tho hall below, the elder sister, suppos-
greatest gratitude to Dodd's Kidney ing the young man had gone. leaned
1
'ills."
over the banister and. called out: -
from
disease is of the Kidneys or •']Well,
Bessie, have you landed hint?"
from the Kidneys, Dodd's Kidney There was a deep, sepulchral silence
Pills will cure it. for some moments. It was broken
♦ by the hesitating, constrained voice
FASIIIONAHLE DOG DOCTORS. of the young man: "sho has.' -
New York now possesses its fash-
ionable dog doctors, who get ten
dollars a visit and sleep with a tele-
phone at their bedside for night
calls. A lady recently summoned a
specialist from New York to New-
port, and kept him utero for a week, L:clectric Oil have been numerous, but
at $100 a day, because her poodle meter succossful. Those who know the
p genuine aro not put oft with a suhsti-
was ailing. Their mistresses buy tete. but demand tho real thing.
their treasures collars, set with prec-
ious stones, at several hundred dol- "The reason I can't get along with
tars each. and one lady has had a my wife is that she wants to sub -
house built for her dog, the exact mit all our differences to arbitra-
model of a Queen Anne cottage. tion. "'1'o arbitration?" "Yes;
Every morning, before being taken sho always wants to refer disputes
out for a walk, Ito is bathed. curled, to her mother.'=
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
Where Doctors do agree !-I'llysiclnns
no longer consider it catering to
"quackery" in recommending In `,rac-
tiro so meritorious a remedy for Indi-
TO California and Lewis and gestion, Dyspepsia and Nervousness as
South American Nervine. They realize
Clarke Exposition, Port- that it is a step in advance in medical
land, Oregon. science and a sure and permanent cure
for diseases of the stomach. It will
A personally conducted excursion cure you.-eu
Thera is Only Ono ECLECTRiC OIL.
-When an article, bo it medicine or
anything else, becomes popular. imita-
tions invariably spring up to derive ad-
vantages from the original, which they
themselves could never win on their
own merits. Imitations of Dr. Thomas'
TOUR
Inn—
The Bicycle is King
THE CUSHION FRAME
Every person realizes now thee
there is no other vehicle se rori-
venient in the country, town or
city as the wheel. The wheels wo
sill nt'e• the besot in the world.
CLEVELAND
MASSEY-HARRIS
BRANTFORD
WELLAND-VALE
e�
is the nc'.v feat ur e. It has Dro ught bicycling again into
pular favor -Makes Rough Roads Smooth.
pu-
The Sills' Hygienic Handle Bar
a companion invention to the Cushion Frnme. Write for our
new catalogues, and new picture cards. Mention this paper.
paZR OF ��8T�71� XsRDZ7-
R'o desire to get in touch with eve ry owner of a bicycle in Canada as
now
h advantage o! the improvements
n all
t e u
o[ R
wish to ,taco
before them
we
1
{ wantas mRll
wo handle. For this reason wey
I tho
bicycles
tope hu found o 1
n their locality a good list of bona fide
persons ns possible to send in from Y
owners of bicycles who should be interested in the purchase of n new
bicycle with the modern improvements. The lists will be received in regu-
lar order and to the writer of each twenty-fiftlr letter in the order received,
we will send free of charge ono pair of our Improved Hockey "Cyclo"
Skates. manufactured by us. sold regularly at $2.00 per pair. The lists
must bo clearly written out with address and name of make of present
bicyulu and should bo addressed as follows: Department. It Canada C cls &
Motor Co. Ltd., Toronto Junction, Canada. Lists must bo received not
later than May 24th.
Canada Cycle and Motor Co., Limited,
" Makers of the World's Bost Bicycles,"
Canadian Headquartors
for Automobiles.
TORONTO
EXCLUSIVE.
Tho following notice is said to he
posted on tho door of an English
country church:
"This is to give notice that no
person is to bo burled in the church-
yard but those living in the parish,
and those who wish to bo buried are
requested to apply to nit.
(Signal) "- —, Parish Clerk."
F011 OVLIR SIXTY YI AILS.
firs. %Vinsloiv's Soothing syrup has
been used by millions of mothers for
their children while teething. 1t soothes
to the Yncilic-coast via the Gran(] the child, softens the gums. allays pain.
Trunk Railway System and connect- '"'fell me, Ilnrry, said l+1ny earand showwe swan ! iegs tl of Lcstthe
romo lye for
ing lines )eaves Quebec July 5, and Lrightley's admirer to her young Diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents u Ictus.
Montreal and 'Toronto July 0. The brother, "who is this other fellow sold by druggists throughout the
mule will bo via Chicago, thence that's been calling on your sister?" worid• Ito sero and ask for "Mrs.
t.hrourh Council Bluffs to Omaha, "I don't know his name," replied
Wlaslow's Soothing Syrup." 2'2-0i
Donee' and Colorado Springs. Stops Harry. "I Just call him 'April) "They tell the young Featherstone
will be made at each of these places showers.' " "What for?". "Ilecauso has lost all his money in poultry -
ho brings May [lowers. fanning." "Oh! I heard he'd been
playing duclts and drakes with it."
and side trips taken to Manitou,
Cripple Creek, Gard4•n of the Gods,
etc. From there t he party will con-
tinuo through the famous scenic
route of the Veneer and Ilio Grande,
through the Royal Gorge to Salt
Lake City, thence to Ives Angeles, "Speaking of bad falls," remarked
San Francisco, Mt.. Shasta. fort- Jones, "I fell out of it window once,
land, Oregon, Etattic, Spokane', and and the sensation was terrible. Dur -
home through St. Paul and Jlinnt'a- ing my transit through the air I
polis. The trip will occupy about really believe I thought of every
thirty days, ten days being spent on mean net I had ever committed in
the Pacific coast. my life." "Wm," growled Thomp-
'1'he price for the rotund trip, in- son, "you must have fallen a long
cludin' railroad fare, Pullman tour- way
itt si'•p.ing cars, all meals in the
dieing car, bottle, side trips, etc., is
giG.;.50 f►oni Quebec, or $l(te•.:.et EHCLISII SPAVIN LINIMENT
from Montreal and 5150.00 froth Remove,. all hard soft or calloused
Toronto. This first trip Is designed lumps and blemishes from horses, blood
as a vacation trip for teachers, al- spavin, curbs, splints, ringhone,
though many elm are not teachers sweeney, sti(llcs, sprains. sore and
will improve the opportunity of Zak- swollen throat, coughs, etc. sato $50
Rig the trip at the remarkably loft' by use of ono bottle. Warranted the
price afforded. most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
For full particulars nd,lreee E. C. known.
llotvl••r, General Agent and ('onrhie- „Note, linin et you say you can
tor, iZoom 808, Union Station, To wash and iron baby's fine limon. Tell
ronto. me, th. n, how eon can tell when the
AL1. T1111OI'(llt '1'IJA'P I'IJI, iron is too hut"" ..ily the shmoll
at• t)t' limen hur•nin', av coarse,
".Johnny Simkins," said 1110 nun!"
school teacher impratiently, "what
is it you aro fidgeting null:'"
.Johnny did not reply, but Ole class!
sncek was ready, as usual, nith im
ir,rmatlon. I 1 cured a horse of the Mange with
"]'lease, teacher," lee said. "it's a 11INAILI)'S 1.1XIMEN'1'.
pin he's got." C11111�1TO1'lllat SAUNI)E1tH,
'"I'nko it atony from him, rota' Ilnlhouate.
bring 1t here," was the next coru•I I cured a horee. badly torn by a
mend. And the offending pin was nr•-' pitch fork, with 311NAIllr'S I.INI-
cordingly brought. I31I N'l'.
'There was no more trouble frown St, Peters, C. 11, EDW. 1,1`1.11")'.
.1ohnny until his turn c.trne to marl,! I cured n horre of n bad swelling
and then, instead of standing up, the. with 311NAItli'ti LINIMENT.
chance of wracks for a pair iis.her trrlor o the trate; and jun erg noun' poor little fellow trade 60 sign. ex -1 Bathurst, N. 13, 'thus. W. I'AYItifS.
body non." streams, to study how the sun af- cept thnt two big tears roiled dowt�
frits climatic conditions. his clucks.
"We have, ns well, different col-; "%%h\, don't y '1 fin on with the
SAVED THE BABY; ored-glees honsr9 for stutleing the reacting;:'" cried 1 eine j1 -tried men-'
etTrct 0f solar hent on th • g tants, : tor. "If you .1.
i t t4•r , 1
"I was not n ht Lever in advertised end here We made' the' cnrioes dis- young conn. I ellen leti0 to aleise
]':hero can 1 get some of Ilolloway's
Corn Cure? 1 was entirely cured of
my corns by this remedy and i wish
801110 more of it for my friends. So
' %here six w•et!au of mnrried
i • • 1 r. 1 have reached the end
neelicints," suss Sirs ( has.. \ nn- covert' that red glass h ,;ar as t"og4'- nn a nutple of you!" e.1'.• r' •, r:. t yo•1 do not love me."
'1'asst11, 1'ichy, N.S., 'milli 1 betters teflon, mill • blue g;ln•s snppr,a:.s 1-1rlease, nma 1." is Id" 1••rrel Ar 1, `!t dear!" ',he -"11's no
using Italry's fluff Tnblrts. %%lion my it. For insran'e. s n•i'Ite pints, .Johnny, "I-1 can't stand ip! '1'h..1 ti, , i c.•:,•.1:mg; yuis nhnuld hat•o
like mimr•..1. grow 1'ft.., n 1 initis pin }-uu took kc keel's me troesce9
u rr., 11 ,4 : i• .1 some credulous, at Ili id
higher under reel ;las than en ler • lei.; • Arth:u-"Wall, darling, 1 did
blots and ncoth.•r cnriou9 thing w.' --'-J best."
11,li" suer,"•le•d in doing! is In china 1.11"1.1.•F‘1.11"1.1.•F‘nn virtue in Mini; patient 1":';
,}
b. the are and calor of 1,-aer' 15 0 h the pr.in you do not feel.
1.i • '!t • . - e'i••I• 1 under -
last 1Ahy was horn ee atter hope4l
to rnise her. She nes weakly, did
not have nut• flesh on her hones, 00
a bluish color. The doctor who at-
tended her told me shje wo=rld not
live. After rending what other
mothers said about ltaby'13 1)w•n
l'ablets 1 decided to try them, and i
Inns? now h, n stly snv 1 never ha•I
1 them ns:e.• i '•i. i'l,e' o• :1 "-1 &roil,.
• ante of the. .•••1''1 I • . l he had
such a valimble me.i.•inc in 111y vrlt1,11 0:1 111 ••.1 •i.• is '111.
home. It has changed nit• tee .ir. •'1 have so e,f't0 41, 1111 •5t -'h all the'
sickly, t!o:hlces baby into a 1• ...;:.-01'4111 11\1,01)11514'44, b : • t n11.1 1
child, now 119 fat as a hunt:• ball. r;.. 1 11•4t bother nboht :11 : as it
Words fail to e'pee's my Giants for - j'1 not occur In urn• 1 i s se•' h.' re' -
what the 'Tablets have done for any 11 1 drely. "'1 h.' .nrtll 1 •
child, 011.1 l cnn only urge that .11 . •,.'nl,nrrns der • h, • i. o' !, .
other moth. ric do ns 1 do now, keep the most f''4•' .t• Is 1; , ..
the Tnb'.ets in the• hoes,' elle-nese' !l1,ct the end will 're e'••• • •' I "
Pnby'9 Own 'Tablets le en t ee lee e e . t'•n Lavine M. ]'lam:: a ...0 -:ii 1 -
all the minor I: Is of 1 ehyh'ot•el an ' -They tote mole 11 n cirque in the
thildl.00d, nnd the neither has 11 .. ,,on after MO, hat 1 ray do net
genrantee that they contain no els •• ,.ntint: it, as the !bidet? ('ommi-
ate 0t• harmful drug. y01.1 Iiy all .n tray want 10 tax it, ns belie.;
(hit i ist6 er sent by tend n( 2:, ;•,whet property...
ccnt9 'T hex by writing the Lr. Wil- i _._.•-..
I.auitf' 3iedisino Co., ilrocktille,Yoe nnnot maks trneks ter heaven
()et. ('•
by trampling on others
Some persona have periodical attecke
of Canadian cholera. dysentry or dier-
rhecn. nnd hate to use gloat precau-
1,•'ns to avoid then dlscn),i. change of
tenter. cooking. out' green ghat. 11 sero
to hrurq en
tho nttaok.. 'f,, .such per-
sons w„ would rt'conunend ler .1 1).
Kell"• g s pyscntery Cordial As being
11.0 I,c.t need=•. hie in the market for nil
'winner co,npl.unts If n few drop4 are
takco ,n water wizen the Aynt ,lu,ns are
noticed no tut her troul•lu will be oz-
per+enced.
A 1•nl•t•herel •d Hain rn:i't lo't any-
thn: t,. trs.m4; a new patent hair
rt f) r.
Minalyd's Liniiaeit Carat Di,ihaeria
'i he '!rang - "1 o ce list -d on
wn1 r. 'ad , for s'x r nn'hs." The
1 .'e!•. -- % ops don't 1. n'. 11 o it. )tots
rid •"1 1.,:0'.e it 'Ili.• 'Iran. ---
..l : a •n tor."
Liko Tearing the He art atrinls.
-"It is not within the conception of
man to measure lily great sufferings
from heart disease. For years I en-
dured almost constant cutting and tear-
ing pains )bout my heart, and many a
time would have welcomed death. Dr.
Agnew's Cure for tho Iicart has work-
ed a veritable mfraclo."-Thos. !licks,
Perth. Ont. -1)9
It's a pity that a miser who has
money to burn can't take it with
hint when ho dies.
Minard's Liniment Oures Distemper
You have not fulfilled every duty
unless you have fulfilled that of be-
ing pleasant.
They Advertise Thcmi'elves.-Iinmcdl-
ately they were offered to the pule,
Parmelee's 1 eggetablo Pills became po-
pular herniaso of tho good report
'nada for themselves. That reputation
has grown. and they now rank among
the first medicines for use In attncks of
dyspepsia ane biliousness, compinlnts
of tho liver mind kidneys, rheumatism,
fever and ague and tho innumerable
complications to which these ailments
gave rise.
A bachelor is known by the com-
pany he keeps and a marrit• l man by
the clothes his wife wears.
�linard's Linim=ent Cures Colds, ice
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She (having nothing else to sayg-
"It's funny horn wo ever carne to
think so much of each other." He -
"Funny? It's positively ridiculous."
bed r:dden 10 Yearr. -"1f anybody
wants n written guarantee from me
personally as to my wonderful cure
from rheumatism by South American
Rheumatic Cure f will be the gladdest
woman In the world to give It," says
Mrs. John Beaumont. of Elora. "i had
despaired of recovery up to the time
of taking this wonderful remedy. It
cured completely." -33
l'ho people who manage to lit'o
withoutever getting into hot water
hnvu little to du with the engines of
life.
They l'learen the System Thoroughly.
---1'•rnnelee's vegetable fills clear the
.tomlae 1, nnd bowels of bilious matter,
rtes" tl,e etcretnry vessels to throw
oil impurities frutn the blood into the
Loads nnd expel the deleterious mass
from the body. They do this without
pea in 0• inconvenience to the patient,
oho spevllily reali:e9 their good offices
es 10e11 A9 they begin to take effect.
They have strong recommendations
(rule ail kinds of people.
The 11)nn who boasts of never mite'.
ing :netters is likely to be choppir
up somebody's reptant ion pret ty
fine.
Lever's 1'-% (Wise Head) P16111• •
ant Soni' Powder dueled in tee
both, mittens the water and disin-
fects.
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/ and Stock ]'arms, good markets.
rick laud. fine climate; mild winters
and beautiful 1t. country.
tcGONIGALt& SONue free.
Dover, Del.
CENSINC PLANTS FOR SALE
1 year old Ge; 2 year, Sc; 3 year
10c each. 11. 1,:\YCOCK,
3leaford, Ont.
1
Boiler for Sale
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150 ll.p„ in good condition -
Very cheap.
S. hR:\NK' WILSON.
73 W. Adelaide St.,'
Toronto
StumpandTree Pullers
fait-aochorl:g and Stumps
anchored. Fomething new.
Pull an ordinary stomp in Is
ratnertcs. 1 to 6
acres at pat-
ting. i)IHereat
elate to suit
all kinds of
eiearin+gs.
For IlIutntad
catalog address
Powerful,
Handy,
Lovi
Priced.
Milne Mfg. Co. int Ninth !.1., Monmouth, 111.
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Swing a man who has your money
is a good way to get it back fur 1
your lawyer. 1
Lours llmmal Curd Nun lie Cm
Fre:f-"Mies Uppt'rton is the most
circumspect young Indy I ever met."
Joe -"%thy?" Fred -"She refused to
accompany me on the piano the
other evening without n chaperon."
Kidney blperlment-There's no time
for experimenting when you've discov-
ered that you aro a victim of some
one form or another of kidney disease.
I.ay hold of the treatment that thou-
sands have pinned their faith to and'
has cured quickly and permanently.
South American Kidney Cure stands
pre-eminent in the world of mteditine
as the kidney sufferer's truest friend. -02
Mr, Goodley-"Her age really sur-
pristd me! She doesn't look twen-
ty -tight, docs she?" Miss Snappe-
"Not noir! But 1 suppose sho did
at one time!"
writes ldr. J. W. Drown, Chicago.
Parents buy klother Graves Worm
Exterminator because they know 1t Is a
'taro medicine for their children and an
effectual expeller of worms.
A well-known judge f,•i1 down it
(light of stairs. recording his pas-
sage by n bump on every step until
he reached the bottom. A servant
ren to his Assistance nnd. raising
him up, said: "1 hope your honor Is
not hurt?" "No," Kidd the judge,
sternly, "ie. !minor is not hurt, but
env head Is."
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