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Well-known Writer's Reference to
Bea Wife's Death. . PROPOSED PHYSICAL LEAGUE
IN ENGLAND.
Jacob A. hits, well known as a _- -
frequent cuntrihut(•r to the pages of Has Been Formed to Innprove the
the New York Outlook, recently had
Physique of the British
the misfortune to here his wife. Since Peo le.
them he hat been overwhelmed with P
Message, of teernpathy from Outlook A strenuous and organized attempt
readers. Ilia reply to these u1eN national in scope, is about to he r_
snges. published in a recent number natio to grapple with the growingand Strong After His Long Su.
of the Outlook, is one of the most evil of th, physicul degenerate n of ferirg.
Leautiful things we have ever read. the British race, says the Lun.l:,n
"So many friends havo written to Daily Mail
100 and wine words of love and syul- Scattered up and down the coun-
th 1 f tender appreciation of t ! leagues
NIS GRAVEL WAS
SURELY CURED
DODD'S KIDNF.Y PILLS REMOV-
ED THE -. ONLS.
And now Reuben Draper is Well
Bristol. Que., .July 24. -(Special)--
Reuben Draper, a well-known resident
pu y t. ac o
try art, various societies ant here, keeps the proof right with hien
her uheen every one loved, as truly which aim, in one depprUncut or (he that 1)odd's Kidney fills will surely
she gaof tier full bcart to all
other, nt the physical development of cure the h dreaded (:ravel. The
ve
• the
o • ,consists of t
%su st
ant
ti one l
(:ad's ehihlren that i am." says Air. the people. !t is num proposed to proof
Itiis, "constrained to WO( you fursize of a handl bean and the other
(arm n National Leuguo.fur Physical
Waco to thank them here, since to balucatiun and improvement, \ehicln ns big as a grain of btu ley. He
write to them all in n•pty is not pus- will not displace any of the agencies passed these stenos and was relies. -
slide. 1 do thank thein from the ;,t present at work, but will make '•d of all the terrible pains they caus-
bottomm of my heart, for myself and them known to out another, sheer- fret after using I)udd's Kidney fills
for toy children. It does help to tain how their work can beet be sup- for a short time. 1
d's
feel (hut we are kin. and that broth- 'demented where it is deficient, start Mr. Draper is confident that Du
Kidney fills and nothing else caused
erly love is not a phrase but a warm brunches where none cold, and thus cure, re, as he tried two doctors
and throbbing fact. do something to extend the hermits his eu getting help, and was fors
"They ask, many of them, what nm of physical truiuimg throughout the getting weak and despondent when
I going to do now that she who was country. he stopped all other treatment and
my inspiration of it all is gong? But It is hoped to form a branch in started to lake hold's Kidney fills.
she is not pone. If in iuy semi I be- every parish, and then to associate In a week ho passed the large clone
lievcd that, 1 should be desolate in- the branches into districts and the and four days later the smaller (Inc.
deed. It is only that the river sep- districts into county or borough This cure causes a feeling of relief
orates us once more as when we were units, over people in these parts as it
of
children. I know as well as I knew WORK TO BE DONE. shotes those terrible operations, long
then that she is in the garden just
bee o id where all her summers aro
beautiful now, and that she is wait-
ing for Tne there.
"So T shall seek the path to that
garden till 1 find it. I ata once more
where I dreamed as a boy, and I
know that I shall wake, as 1 did
then, end find the truth unspeak-
ably fairer than any dream. Nor do
I fear to miss the way, for our Lord
}Umbel( has chartered it so that I
can not go wrong. 'I am the way,'
He said. She went trustfully across
the river with Him, and was not
afraid.
"So why should I be? I shall he
lonesome, yes! Clod knows how lone-
some. But I have the sweet memor-
ies of the thirty happy years we
walked together here, and what are
a few \•earn of loneliness to the eter-
nity of joy ahead where hearts are
never wrung in parting? And 1
shall not he idle. 1 shall be doing
what she would have me do, and in
it all, as you see, she will yet he the
inspiration, as she was all the
years that are gone."
—♦
BABY -S OWN TABLETS.
Cure Hot Weather Ailments and Sir F. Maurice, Sir Hugh 11. Beevor,
Summer Complaints. Sir Henry Lawrence, Sir .John Mac-, inch. 'Then you select the porcelain
in the hot weather the little ones
tit 'nllell, Sir 11. l'raik, Sir Hughl:il-material from which the filling is to
suffer from stomach and bowel true- vent Reid and the Rev. 1t. ltuseell be ►nude. It comes in a powder.
Wakefield. "People's teeth vary in color, and
k sleeplessand•( pretty
Wee, are nervous, weak, Tho Bishop of Ripon, In outlining artificial teeth are supplied in i y
Itrauhle. 'Their vitality is lower the scheme. said it was a healthy nearly innumerable varieties of shape
now than at any other seu.•n' sign that public attention was being and size and color and Outdo and
Prompt action at this time saves a more and more directed to the plies.' spacing. These porcelain powders for
precious little life. Haby's Own Tat- cleat condition of the people fillings aro made in many different
lets is the best medicine in the world
for little ones. They speedily relieve.
promptly cure and give sound re-
freshing sleep. And they are guaran-
teed free from opintes and harmful
drugs. 'they always do good -they
cannot possibly do harm, and no
home should he without the 'Tablets.
especially during the hot weather
months, when dangerous troubles
come suddenly and nitnost, unperceiv-
ed. Mrs. Alain Marticotte. Chlory-
dormes, Que., saes: "I have used
Baby's Own 'Tablets for diarrhoea
and stomach tronblcs and always
with the most perfect surcess. They
are better than any other medicine I
know of." Sold by all druggists or
by mail at 25 cents a box by writ-
ing the hr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont. See that every hox
bears the name: "Babe's Own Tab-
lets." and the picture of a four-leaf
closer on the wrapper. Anything else
IR an imttntion.
It will be the duty of each branch
to ser that instruction Is furnished
on the laws of health generally, to
mothers on the caro of their own
health and on the nurture and care
of children, to girls on the methods
of domestic and personal hygiene and
of cookery and housekeeping. lefforts
will he made to secure opportunities
for physical exercises and open-air
games for boys and girls, the desire
of young men to become volunteers
will bo encouraged, and marching
drill, shooting practice and all
healthy sports fostered.
The proposed league has already se-
cured powerful support. Among
those who have promised to act es
vice-presidents are the Archbishop of
Canterbury and the Archbishop of
York. a majority of the bishops,
medical men of the highest eminence,
great lawyers, scientists, education-
alists, prominent mnnnbers of both
Houses of Parliuuient and noted ath-
letes.
IMPERIAL RACE NEEDED.
On a recent night a meeting of the
executive committee of the league
was held at the hotel Cecil. London,
under the presidency of the Bishop
of Itipon, when among those proseeit
were, Sir Lauder Brunton, General
thought to bo unavoidable in case of
Gravel, are no longer nect+scary.
MODERN DENTISTRY.
Porcelain Inlays Made That Match
The Teeth.
"It used to he," said the dentist,
"that everybody wanted his front
teeth filled with gold; but now there
aro plenty of people who regard gold
fillings that show as unsightly, and
who have their front teeth filled, and
built up if required, with porcelain,
which matches the teeth in color.
This porcelain work Is ono of the
later advances in the development of
modern dentistry.
"In filling a tooth with gold we
drill out the cavity to make it larger
within than at the opening, but the
cavity for a porcelain filling is made
slightly larger at the opening than
at the base. The porcelain filling is
held in place, not by the narrowing
in of its retaining walls at the open-
ing, as is the case with other fillings,
but by cement.
"With the cavity for a porcelain
Oiling prcparcd, a matrix or int -
pression of it is taken with a tiny
sheet of platinum foil which is of the
thickness cf one -thousandth of an
♦-
TROLLEY UNDER CHANNEL.
The • Tunnel Project Has Been
Revived.
The close agreement which has bye'
ii
reached between tirent Britain and
Franco and the extahlishnu nt of an
entente cordiale has revived the Idea
of the building of a tunnel ler the
Enelish Chantel. JAI. Bretton, 'the
engineer who had charge of the oper-
ations on the French Nide of the
(battle]. and subsegncntly paid a
snit to the works at Sangutte,
&out seven tiller; on the coast west.
el ('nlais, und.•r th.' shelter of ('ape
Hine Net. states that a strong (1 -
be, t is being made to olq n work
again. 'fhe French Channel tunnel
works are en a scale %%filch quite put
into the shade the (htennel tunnel
corks nt the foot of Shakespeare a
1'IitT, Poser. Tin! funis 1 on the
Frcn-h side is constructed for about
three-quarters of n mile under the
Pett in the grey chalk formation, and,
excret that water has been allowed
to nccumulnte (roe' the "weeping" of
the nn;rl'ote'c•ted strata. the tunnel
le in practic/illy the sante condition
ac 1•. h! n the work was stopper) s
y. n `4 ago. This is also the case
s%ut'1 the vapid heading at Poser,
nh h tuns about it utile to sen.
M. Bretton said that it is proposed
to i:inke a double line through the
tuned. and the distnnee would be
teeer•eel le al out hal(-an- h ur. ettr•tri-
cse• ! 'he motile power. The tile -
1„ , , 'el be driven at fifty feet n dt1>-
,,l. .1d he completed In from throe
1„ p. in,. according to eh-cntn-
t. ,, • the cngine'erine point
t ( IOC, M. Itretton thought the
re, -.1 ruction (f n ('hannd tunny'
1.1 be comparatively simple.
Jaren in twelve months was sup-
plied by Genenny with t16.391 hooka,
(treat Itt•'tain Leine second with S7,-
(10fs, This'eas to 1901. The fol-
lnwinc year Gr. -at Britain supplied
Jaren pith user 315.000 honks.
Ftllc•- ."Vou never heard of women
enIhlery einhe77111g or running off
with Ceeir employers' nlunec ' Ile
.-"Not eelifteht :or when it 10ee hap-
pen they Generally 1 oke the employer
too."
What shrunk your woolens
Why did holes wear so soon
You used common soar..
SUNLIGIIT
oar
RLDUCE
LXPLNSL
Hak Oar aka Ossa... Mae
I,'u 11 SALE- L41:011 F.NOLi9H BER1:.
r bless, .rows bred to my imp. besieges*.
tnnd,. to bread, one hoar fl: for se•-•k•e. Priers
right. Sam. Snowden, Box 39, Bownianrille•
$4.20 FREE TO AGENTS
Your addle -es sent to us will bring
you full information as to how you
can obtain u $1.20 bonus free; be•
sides easily make $3.00 per day sell-
ing our goods. Experience unneres-
sury; anyone can sell them. Address,
Canadian Brunch,
Box 07, Stirling, Ont.
J)ItOPF:I(TY BEGETS 11AP1'INESS,
happiness begets health. Ituy a
farm in the celebrated Moose Mountain
District whore u%eryunr IN prosperous.
and crop failures unknown. Carlyle is
four years old; has five elevators, with
capacity of 200,000 bushels. The. Dieu
who built thein knew their business -
They are filled every season. The 1).
C. McFee Land Co. of Carlyle. Assinf-
boia, have 200,000 acres of unproved
and unintpro rid farm lands for sale in
this district 'I:hry soiu-it your corral. -
J fence. Further information and
particular•+ cheerfully given.
AYRSHIRE CATTLE FOR BALE
20 Ayrshire hulls -four to twenty
months old; Ayrshire Females all
ages; also improved Yorkshire pigs.
Apply to HON. W. ()WENS,
Monte Bello, Quo.
Newed-"According to you, I never
told you a single truth before we
were married." Mrs. Nuwed-"Oh,
George, you weren't quite so bad as
all that! Don't you relnetnbcr you
always used to say you Were un-
worthy of me?"
No one need fear :nolera or any sum-
mer complaint if they hale a bottle of
Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial
ready for use. it corrects all looseness
of the bowels promptly and causes a
healthy and natural action. This is •
medicine adapted for the young and
old. rich and poor and is rapidly be-
coming the most popular medicine for
cholera, dysentery, etc., in the market.
Considerate Mother (to governess)
-"Miss Smith, don't let Alfred and
.Jeannie sit down on the d,tntp grass,
for fear they should catch cold. %Chen
they are tired you can sit down and
take then* on your lap."
nurae'.ODod Weeds -"T ern n profes-
sional nurse," writes Mrs. Eisner. Ilall-
fnx, N.M. "1 was a great sufferer from
rheumatism -almost constant associa-
tion with hest physicians 1 had every
chance of a cure if it were in their
and that a wider and nobler coacep-, shades, and if the tight shade cannot 'ower -but they failed. Souui Amer
tion of Christian duty was now en-, be found among the standard oe- can Itbeumuttc Lura was rceommennea
g P -today my six years of pain scan as
4ertained A great statesman had tiers, then the shade desired can 1.o a dream. 'I'wo bottle cureel into -100
t rely said that it was of little ad- . produced by 'nixing. It is quite
vantage for Britons to possess lin-' practicable to find a powder or to
portal realms unless they were an Ins- I snake a mixture that will match any
perial race. The proposed league tooth perfectly.
wished to impress that truth upon"Ont of this powder an inlay In
the people. !baked which lits the cavity in the
'They wished, then to create a ;tooth perfectly if the work has been
national council, alive and vigtlnnt, done properly. The inlay, as I
which could supervise and encourage i !said, is hold in place by adhesion,
existing agencies and which could es- !with cement. There are ninny shades
tahlisl' such where they did not at , of porrelain material, there are also
present exist. thane inlay cements of many shades.
A meeting to inaugurate the new
league will he held at the Mansion
house. under the presidency of the
Lord Mayor.
4 --
BREVi'I'IES.
It doesn't take a particularly sharp
'l'lhe proper shade of cement having
been selected, and the surface around
the cavity and that of the back "f
the inlay having been suitably
roughened to make the cement hold
the better. you mix the cement and
apply it. and set the inlay into place,
there to be held until the cement has
hanlenchardened.fellow• to cut up capers.
It is human nature to swallow flat-
tery
1'b ck to is also toted in building
tory and gug over the truth. a{► back teeth, but it is used more
It sometimes happens that the bond for inlays in front teeth. where other
kin 1 of fiIli nes would show. The
of contention isn't worth picking.
`tome fellows do a lot of running
around without making much pro-
gress.
Some people get religious with as
idle forethought ns a child gets
Measles.
A girl tnay he called nn angel in
spite of the fact that she wears her
wings on her hat instead of her
France has just given the parish
of Nc. ills -aux -Tonneaux to Belgium,
and th.tt nation has abandoned Itie-
res to France, the latter country
guinimg some seventy square yards
of territory by the transaction.
They Drive Pimples Away.- face cov-
ered with pimples is unsightly. It tells
of Internal irregularities which should
long slice haste been con eclod. The
I+.cr and the kidneys aro not perform-
ing their (unctions in the henithy way
they should, nod these pimples are to
let you know that the blood protests.
1'urau•Irc's Vegetable Pills will drive
them all away, and will leave the skin
clear and clean. Try them, and there
will be another witness to their eacel-
leau.
A remarkable hotel stands on tho
Sahara desert. From the windows
on two sides nothing but pathless
(anti is seen, and on the third side
over 2/10,000 paler -trees are in view.
snaking of these inlays calls for the
exercise of fine art and skill; but the Leser s Y -Z (Wise Mead) DtNafect•
modern dentist fills there require-' ant Soap Powder 1s a boon to any
Merits and makes porcelui►► ininysl home. It disinfects and cleans a1
whose presence would not be discos-- the same 'line.
ercd except upon the closest inspec-
tion."
W111' PO YOU WAIT.
shoulders. Why do you wort till ears are deaf
Before we speak our kindly word,
And only utter loving praise
%ben not a whisper can be heard?
Why do we unit till hands are laid
Perhaps Plain Old Meat, Potatoes Close -folded, pulseless, ere lee place
and Bread May be Against You Within therm roses sweet and rare.
For a Time. And lilies in their flawless grace?
WRONG SORT.
"Really, doctor, I think your bill
in a trifle heavy." "Well, i like
that. Haven't I cured you entirely
of your corn{•lninl?" "Yes; hut, you
see, you've g1i\en Inc another in Its
place.'
Only those who have had experience
can tell the tartare corns cause rain
with your hoots on, pain with them off
-pain night and day; but relief is sure
to those who use Holloway's Cora
Cure.
A change to the right kind of food Why do we wait 1111 eyes are sealed CURIOUS EXl'i:1ti " 'I•:M,
can lift one from a sick bed. A lady '1'o light and love iii death's deep 1
in 1leiden 111., says: trance--- I Cur' have been the trim ruin)
"Last Spring I became bed -fast Pear eistful eyes -before n bend experiences of Mrs. Elizaheth iluiiard
with severe stomach trouble aceumn- Above thein with impassioned: of Kentucky. She began life ns Eli-
panied by sick headache. 1 got worse glance? rabeth Hird, of Harrison County,
and worse until 1 lifetime so low 1 ( Kentucky. Iter first venture reut-
could scarcely retain any food at all, Why (10 we wait till hearts aro still side the horse nest ens made when
nit hough I Died etery kind. I hail To tell thein all the love is ours, she married n Mr Mort in. When Mr.
become completely discouraged, had And givu them such late meal of Martin died she married Edward
given up nil hope and thought i was i praise. ('row, n farrier. At his death she
doomed to starve to death, till ono Aird lay above them fragrant flow- mated with MIllintn Robin and 'heel
day my husband trying to find snn►e c►'a? happily until the inevitable change.
thing I could retain brought hood 'fht•n havid Buzzard, n widower, ape
some Grape -Nuts. How oft. we, careless, wait till life's petered, and Mrs. Robin beonnle Mrs.
"'To my surprise the food agreed Sweet opportunities are past, Iluezard. Into the Hilliard nest she
with me. digested perfectly and with- Anr1 hi't'ak our "alabaster hox carried one little Martin, two little
out distress. 1 began to gain Of ointment' at the very last? Crows. and one little Robin. One
little ltuzrnrd was nlrendy there to
welcome the other birds.
strength at once. my flesh (which 11ae1
t eI'n flnbhy) grew t-rmer, my health Oh, let us heed the living friend
improved in every nay net! every Who medics with us life's common
d.iy. rind in a very few w. , '- a 1 gain- Ways,
rel 20 pounds in n.•i_! • 1 liked Watching our eyes for look of love,
rope -Nets ia, will the' f. • 1 motif hs And hungering for a mord of prase!
I ate no other fond. ;i• 1 ale'ayS felt —`-4
ns veli setl.afied ar'. ,:11ing as it 1 "qty good woman." said the learn -
had sat doer to 0 see bangt:et, ed judge, "von must Fite an nriawer
"1 had no teturn c f the misera1 le in the fewest possible words of which
) n
sick stomach nor of the headaches, you are capable to the plain and
that I used to have when i me other simple question whether. when you
food. 1 ern now a well woman, do- were crossing the street with the
ing all my own work again. and feel baby on your arm. and the omnibus l
that life is worth lis h g. was coming (town on the right side
"(heaps -Sots food has l•et•n a god -anti the call un the left. and the
send to my family: it surely saved
my life and my *80 little boys have
thriven on it uune'e•rflrlly." \nine
given by I'ostum ('u , !tattle ('rte.'(,
Mich.
There's n reason.
Get the little book. "The Road to
Wcllviny," in each pkg.
,brougham was trying to pass the
;,brougham
yeti sae' the plaintiff l,e-
tueon the brougham and the cab, or
whether and ellen you saw him at
all, and whether or not near the
brougham, cab. and omni-
hes. or either. or any two, and which
of them respectively, or how it teas."
If By This Time You That Ars Nati Corntno¢d
geitZV
TEA 1s to BEST on the MARKET
It must b- the fault of the advertising, not the fault of the TEA. so you
can't have tr el P.
BLUE RIBBON IS, AND ALWAYS WILL BE, THE BEST
MEXICO
'1 here is no place in the world where fortunes are being made as
east's' and quicl.ly as in Southern Mexico.
A great dcal of Canadian capital is being invested in rubber.
cattle, sugar, etc. The climate is healthy. The trip by rail taken
about the sante time as to Vancouver or California. The new Can-
adian Steamship line runs direct from Montreal.
For mixed farming, cattle raising, fruit, lumber, manefacturing
textiles, sugar, cofee, and especially rubber, the possihilities are
simply wonderful.
Although the rich native grasses grow every day In the year,
butter is brought in from Nova Scotia. and costs City cents per
pound. (:old. Bogs fatten very rapidly on Jucca or Alfalfa, brat
Breakfast Bacon is fifty cents per pound and lard twenty -Ove cents.
Two crops of corn are raised in the year and the price is never
lower than $1.20 to $2.00 per bushel. It is clairne•d that cattle
can be raised for the price of the hides.
Re aro issuing free printed matter about Mexico.
Address
Chimalapa Land Company,
A8 to 410 1'on_ o St., 'I'ornnt 0, (int.
PACIFIC COAST EXCURSIONS.
During June, July, August and
September the Chicago and North
Western Hy. will sell from Chicago,
round trip excursion tickets to San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland,
Ore. (Lewis & Clarke Excursion), Se-
attle, Victoria, Vancouver at very
low rates. Correspondingly cheap
fares from all points in Canada.
Choice of routes, best of train ser-
vice, favorable stopovers and liberal
return limits. Rates, folders and
full information can be obtained
from 11. H. Bennett, General Agent.
2 East King St., 'Toronto, Ont, 31
TIIE DIFFERENCE.
Thera is a good story told of Sir
Chioh-Chen Lo Feng-luh who was
formerly Chinese minister to Englund
Years ago leo was secretary to Li
Hung Chang. Ile is a very able man
and among other accomplishments
speaks and writes English perfectly.
The story is given in "'fife Navy as
1 have Known It."
1.i hang Chang is reported to have
said to him. "1 don't know how it
is we send our hien to Europe and
America, and havo foreign instruc-
tors in our colleges, as do the Jap-
anese, but we do not seem to derive
the advantage from their instruction
which the Japanese do."
'l'o this Chioh-Chen Lo Feng -lith re-
plied:
"That is quite true. I was a class-
mate of the Marquis ito in England.
Iie is now prime minister of .Japan,
and 1 am your excellency's sacro -
tory."
For inflamncation of the Eyes. -
Among the many good qualities which
l'arinelee's Vegetable Pills pobo-
sides regulating the digestive orgnns. Is
their efficiency In reducing bnflumniation
of the eyes. It has called forth mei,.
letters of recommendation from those
who were afflicted with this complalat
and found a cure in the pill..
affect tie nerve centres and the blood In
a surprisingly active way, and the re-
sult is almost l,urnedlately seta.
The total length of the railways of
the world is stated to be 454,000
miles.
Dropsy awd !taut Dlimate,-"For
ten years i suffered greatly from heart.
Disease Fluttering of the Heart alio
Smothering Spells made my life a tor-
ment. Dropsy cel In My physician
told me to prepare for the worst. 1
tried Dr. Agnew s Cure for the Hears.
One dose gave great relief. ono bottle
cured Inc completely."-feref James
Adams, Syracuse, N.Y.-10?
Mrs. dearly -"1 dreamed last night
i had such it perfectly lovely new
hat." Mr. I Icarly--"'l hat's the first
dream of a hat your ever had that
didn t cost me money."
One of the greatest blessings to par-
ents is Muther Oraves' Worm Extermin-
ator. It eflectually •spelt won+,+ and
gives health to a marvellous manner to
she little one
During the past three years
180 os-su;db rs have her n found per -
mars lit ernploytnent in Great Britain.
"Thy 1011 Weill" says Druggist O'Dell
of Truro, N.H. Want any better es.
merit of
)
dente of the rest 1r. Von
Stant Pineapple 'falters as a curs for
all forms of stomach trouble than that
they're In such great demand? Not •
nauseous dose that makes one's se•ry
Iuleilira rebel -but pleasant, quick al t
harmless -a tiny tablet to carry In your
pocket. :15 cents. -101
ELEC'I'IlIC EARS FOil SIDI'S.
Ships it ill soon have ears -tears
that will hear the approach of It t ,1
pedu-hunt that the tnpluin
see, or that. will hear the 'gond of
the fog -bell or the eases beating
agninst a dangerous reek on .+
stormy night. 'I'I.e:-e electrical to
are more sensitive than human yet--
because
at-because the sounds they will hear t,u
sounds wh1115 travel und.•r enter,
Protect Your Property
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In,b'a lour. Is will in•ta•tly •ttiotvith Pie
moat furw.si i i en.• of wood oe oil. rrk. 43 CO
each, (30 90 to Nrae ford loco wire circular
Tho Diamond Dry roweer Firs VENTS
1t:In;uishsr Co., Toronto, Sat WAMTTO
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PROTECT YOUR FOOD
WI LSON'S
FLY PADS
KILL THEM ALL
AJs O Papa_ IMtTAT10 ..
The grineipolity of Liechtenstein,
situated between Austria and Swit-
zerland, is the only country in Eu-
rope without an army.
It Coresall Crede -Here are a few names
of clergymen of diflcrcut cretds wbo are
firm bnce.eta in Dr. Ageew's t'utarrhnl
Powder to "live up to the preaching"
h1 ail it claims. Bishop Swnatinan,
Rev. lir. Langtry tEp{iscopalian), Rae,
Ur. Withrow and hey. Dr. Chambers
(Methodist), and Dr New man, all of
Toronto, Canada. Copiers of their per-
sonal letters for the asking. 60 cents.
-10k
It is estimated tSitt i2IY.')0J
worth of dia.uotele are stolen cserJ
year from the Faith Atrium dia-
mond Iain s.
N thing 'I'bat Should be Rubbed
In.-Wl.enescr pain Is felt in the limbs
or hack, take Dr 'i'hemos' F.t•lectrtc
Oil: pour • little. in the hand. and ap-
plying( it to the mortal beneath whici,
the pain lirs. rub briskly. if th• first
applirat due. not ■nowt re!•rt. which
Is not uaualty the rase, k••p rubbing.
The 011 will grodnslly prnctr•te to the
sheeted part and relief wilt come.
Assistant-•"Phnt gentleman you
sold a bottle of hair -dye to three
!weeks ago was here again today."
I(arbr'r-"Was he after another bot-
tle'?" "No, sir. He wanted to
know if we kept wigs."
ENGLISH SPAVIN LiNIM NT
ltemoses all bard soft or calloused
lumps and blemishes from horses, I.loud
e pavu+, curbs, $
plints, ti ng boos,
S weeney, st(flibs, sprsi u, sore and
swollen throat, coughs, etc. hat• $3o
by use el one bottle. Weftralued the
must wund•rial Illemish t wit titer
known.
Maud-"MnJur, is it true that osteo
during the war one of the t'e emy
died to save your life?" Major
illuntly-"Yes." ldaud"Ilow nublef
j Iiow did it happen?" Major Blunt-
ly -"I killed him."
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Coughing is an outward sign of
inv.rad disease
Cure the disease with
Shiloh's
Consumption
.,�a `k+ .fir a Tho Lung
`
medium whi'•h transmits sound be! Tonic
ter than air. it is this snperieri'
of the meter ns a sound-trnnsmilirr
that has brought about the new in-
vention.
"•A simple look is all I crave,"
snit, the young Mari to the heiress.
"'Then I'd advise you to consult a
mirror," she replied.
a:l•l the cough wi:1 stop.
Try it to•ntght. if tt th•^-n't
benefit you, we'll g:•.c your
money Lack -
Prices: A 0 weer 6• Co
Vic ")c ti LeRoy. It. V.. TCeoxto,(.ae.
3' N V __ — ISSUE NO. 30-05