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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1907-01-17, Page 7HOUSEHOLD FRIEND. Pe-ru-aa for Catarrh, Coughs, Colds, Grip. Peruna to a household friend in more than a million homes. This 'timber is increaaing every day. Peruna has become a household word all over the English *peaking world. It is an old tr-. d remedy for all ca- tarrhal diseases of the head, throat, lungs, stomach, kidneys, bladder and female organs. Ask Your Druggist for Free Peru= Almsaac for 1907. PItEARING TIIE NE\VS. 'So yo:I haven't (loaded, 1'rnulein? 1s Ih' ch.tice between Herr Nanhcirn and 111e so dilllculti" "Oh, the choice isn't dilllcult ! The only difficult thing is to communicate my decision to you 1" -- 11 your children moan and are rest- less during sleep, coupled, when awake, suint a less of appetite, pale counten- mace, picking of the nose. ele., you 'say depend upon 11 That the primary cause of the trouble is w•ornls. Mother Graves' Worst Exterminator effectually removes these pest.,, at encu relieving L'.e little sufferers. PItOFE'SIONAL ADVICE ONLY. Doctor - Nlndnm, your husband roust that a absolute rest. Sindam—Well, doctor, he won't listen to 1ns--- DOctor—A very good beginning, ma- d.uu, n very good beginning. Speechlr;s and Paralyrsd.--'I had val. vulnr disease of the heart,- writes Mrs. J. y. Goode. of Truro. N.S. "I suffered terribly and was often sprerhle-s and partially paralyzed. One dose of Dr. Agnew's Cure for the ileart gave rue re. Ilof, and before I finishru one bottle I wee_ able to go about To -day I am a wed woman. ---43 Di1 1• Eltl•.N'I' '1'1IEN. "Voile husband dresses very quietly," remedied file visitor. "At limes," rejoined Mrs. Hyatt, "hut you ought to hear taus when his collar buttons roll under the bureau." DISEASE MADE BONES SNAP LIKE GLASS Frank I . \Vellingte, I hu, died al his home in Trimly Avi nor, New York, the victim of a dlFeast: which caused Iia brute; t, snap like glna•. One clay while bol len;; n strap in n ,street ear his arm stamped eft. A steel tme later n Icg bone s :upped. According to his physi- cian th s terrible condition was brought AIrelit by taking Medicate whlrh C0 1 lar.e 1 ri certain mineral pnison. •\g .in end again has it leers demon- strat 1 that mineral medicine.i are harmful. it Is because Means. futile cue; eUeetive fur ell liver and digestive disorde r, y, t contain tin Irnce of any :tenon!. but are. oli the contrary, pure- Iy het bell, that they hater %von the puttee of r,1 Jicnl Inen, trained nurses and scientists all Me wort? over. Biteans eater from nearly evt•ry other liver fltthiicttie in containing no mercury, and from ncnrly eery other stnnnnch htalteine in being free fr.)rtt biemulh. They or' also free from alcohol. They are c onepe und.d from the lines( known malls/nal herbs and foods. rind are thus the lest fanlity medicine that can be rl, ninetl. They operate gently on the 'owes. curing constipation and piles. They correct aeldeny of the almoneh, ttt•mu!nte the digeelion, lune up the liver, noel cerise' the secretion of tile. Tlneir mei`, ral action Is at the same )nue torr.' it • end Ltnic--correcting faulty F: ere rete , ' n og rip freak and dchil:• ln!:v1 or I'h••y Thus cure anemia. g:•ern s .• , e . female ailments and irrel;lrino • 1 eel inlpnritie., rheu- m eti-:.:, • , ! .e'hr, gas. pain in Ut.• yh ! 1 o the shmllders, ren-tipat, e. ; . ell female nil manes. A!' .!r. and Mores st•11 intron. 01 fitly e, ,:. n box, or post fere fresh: lie It '.ran Co., Toronto, an receipt of pylae. LUCK IN DETECTIVE WORK 1:.isv 7'0 al \KI: A %Hsi' l: E Til hl\G A CRIMINAL. flow a Fleeing Cashier %\'as Found-- Discotery of a Guinn of Counterfeiters. All p:•ofessional criminals and most police olllcers mid detectives are super- stitious. They believe in luck. It is luck if the criminal ge's away, and it is luck if he gets caught. Fortunately for society, the luck a - wally is against the criminal and on the side of the law. Ono detective on the central Malt \vas looking for a pickpocket recently. say.. Chtcagu Tribune, and was in a fever -f impatience to get hold of the man that afternoon Leeause it was feared he would leave lotvn. Ther p ekporket romld Hot be found at any of his usual haunts. 11e was known to be i, baseball fan, and the dote five. who was the only mein 011 !hr force that knew tho offender by sight, dezided al once !hat he was al. 'ending the game. 11 Kapp; ned, Itnw- ever, that there was a game that after- noon at both the ball parks. 11 tuns a question of South Sitio or West Side, and the detective nipped a coin to see %•here he should go. The coin sent the nfllcer west. and his tine was with hint. The pickpocket was heated in the grand stand and fcllowerl and taken into cus- tody AS SOON AS '111E GAME WAS OVER. It is astonishingly easy to snake a mis- 'eke in trashing down a criminal, 01111 1t is no eliiioarage►nent to the police that a blunder, sometimes on the pert of the offender and sometimes on the part of the officer, often carries the hunter -straight to his quarry. A recent instance of this kind seems almost providential. The cashier of a grain company on 1.a Saito Street had been plunging on his own account and vas behind in his cash to the lune of several thousand dollars. ills employers complained to the bond- ing company, which stood responsible, and at the same lisle tate cashier got wind of Iho exposure and bought n ticket for Itis home town in \\ iceman, and left on the afternoen train. A de- tective was alter t►in► within Iwo hours. But the detective, to while away the time on the train. engaged in e.1 gunge of whist wills a party of drummers, and be- fore he realized it was curried hero towns past the elation where he was supposed te change ears. Cursing his luck, the sleuth left the train and found by in- quiries that he could not get back to the junction point for two hours. Ile wandered around the village streets and ran almost into the arms of the: fugitive. who, by a cults trick. was wailing thero for a train to take hint westward. it is such things ns this that cause detectives to BELIEVE IN LUCK. Some limo ago an odd piece of luck enabled the city police to lip off a den of counterfeiters to the Government de - teeth e3. • In a raid on n poker joint a young man who was known to the police was captured ttdh the other pinyin's, and nt (ho slatiun it was de- rails! to search him, just for luck. c •,•al new half dollars were di -coveted in his pockets, and (hese were found to hs counterfeits of tho cleverest kind. be- ing of good weight and ringing almost trop. ' •Iho man was detained and his room on Illinois Street was .searched. A quart or more of the coins were found in the bottom of his trunk. but no dies or melting pots were discovered. It was clear that the poker player was "shoving the queer" for a den of comers. No- thing teas said about his arrest, but a Gnvernm.•nt detective rented the room ncre>.cg the hall and shadowed every one who called to see lite man while he was lying In the station. That night the plant of the counter- feiters was discovered in a basement near the north branch of the river, and the entire gang is serving time. A notorious ('ranch murderer was •as discovered by n lucky accident in a cote el Havre. A Liele :live who was dining Utero happened to overhear a young than making inquiry of the cafe keeper as to Iho formalities necessury to securo pas- sage for America. On being told that Oral of all his papers must be in mater. ho admitted that he had none. The de- tective look hint in cusludy on the chance that tie Wright he a criminal. When he its searched documents were found connecting hien with the I'anin murder, A BLOODY MYSTEIIY, which at Ihnt thne was creating an im- nlense sensation all over Prance. it eventually transpired that this youth— he was hitt 19 years old—hod in the roost cold-blooded manner murdered a family of eight people in order to secure their little busmen of money. The police had not a singlelclew until I ) (written - Ira cri e -Irdiscovery of the fact that this young noun find no ptsspnrt.s. 1t was Irick --and bad lurk for him— that cnttsed a west side woman to write a message to her criminal lover with a hnrrl pencil o11 a soft pad of paper. The police had been watching her for n week in vain effort to discover his hid- ing place. They knew she was writing to hien. but they never could intercept Ilse missive's. 11u•0 ono dny a detective found Hie poet on ttlueh site had just written. The starer{) I►ninte 1 haul pencil had tett the address indented on the street below. A police (MTteer on the northwest side discovered the holy of n murdered girl 50011 years ego, because he terns lucky enough to Ileac a dreg that insisted upten 1 IIoei ng him, 'I ne girl ilisnppenred and the whole country had 'wen searched for her, rind not the slightest truce had been disrovere,l. Tho grieving mother In - tasted that the young woman land been rounder, d. The police thought Ihnt she had run away. The officer who found 1I•e holy was walking nrrtoss the prairie. followed by his fat Terrier, that refused to he left at home. The dog. Molina the body of the unfortunate girl halt honed lerneuth weeds and rubbish. barked so loudly Ihat This master followed hits to the spot. Some tt•e.nlen 11. ik as if they had put 011 Wttr complexions wrong side r ut. OLD It011 iN 110ISEs. t4. 9 Dealing .apparatus Dis otered in a Ruin In Britain. An unusual type of ItoHann villas has atesii unearthed on the site of Iles ancient ttontan encampment in Britain at Caerwt-nl. The remains hate been found to bo in excellent state of preser- vation. A departure from the conven- tional practice of the Romans in the de- signs of their residen'es, as revelled 1•y previous excavations in Etat country, Is Me provision of extra roosts abutting •el the four sides of the courtyard. In thy' basements two completely perfet't healing devices or 11).p/realists were f.,,und, together with the peculiar blue tiles utilized by the owners for conduc- ting the heat front the store in the base- ment atd radiating it through the upper reams of the dwelling. In Ilse basement -onto exquisito specimens of Roman ',eying were unearthed. t CLOGS \VOR\' Bl• EN('LlSIl \\'OIiIC- MEN. An ecknowlcdged authority has esti- rataled there ere at least 4,000,000 pairs of clogs sold in the northern counties of England every year. Different woods are preferred in different districts. The workers in factories and other indoor occupations in such districts as Bolton, Oldham and Preston prefer a sole made from either alder or birch, while in the colliery distric!s such as Wigan, beech, birch and ash aro most generally used. the first nunief in each instance being in greatest demand. Some ldra of the im- mense quantity of soles used may be gathered from an estimate that each pair of clogs will be resold twice beforo bo- ing replaced by a new pair, Thus averag- ing three pair of soles to the life of one pair of clogs. ----'ie 3 IN ONE FAMILY. CURED OF SKIN I)I;EeSE BY l..tM-lit K. Once more Zorn -link, the great hrrl:al balm. has been proven Lastly superior to orJinary remedies, and has cured where other preparations had signally failed. Mr. J. C. Bate,, of Burk's Falls, re- ports Iho caso referred to. Ito says : "ate three children were all broken out with sores on face, hands and feet. Their condition was pitiable, and al- though I tried various ointments and salves they did not get at the root of the evil, and the sores contin- ued to spread. One (1e. I sow it re- port in a local newspaper Letting how beneficial Zam-Ruk was for skin dis- eases, ulcers, • c. i got a supply of the balm and applied it to the children's sores. Almost immediately they got re- lief, and the sores began to heal. In one week Znm-Buk overcame the trouble, and to -day the children have not a pim- ple or spot or mark of disease on their skin. %ant-13uk is n splendid healer." Zaurl3uk is a healing baht coin - pounded from saps and essences of the flmest known nle(Ilcinal hurl s. 11 has high nntiseptiq power, killing dis- ease germs which settle on sores noel eruptions. etc., and which sot up fester- ing, - ing, blond poison and suppuration. 11 cures eczema, skin rashes, cuts. burl., bruises, abscesses, ulcers, acne, black- heads, ringworm. blood poison. etc. 11 heals cracked and chapped hands, cold sort, etc. As an embrocation it gives speedy relief in castes of muscular rheu- matism, sciatica, etc. Rubbed on the chest in cases of colds, it relieves the tiuhlness and aching. All druggists and stores sell at CNN•. a box, or nlny lee ob- tained post free from the %aur -Bok Co., Toronto, upon receipt of price. 6 )mixes for 82.50. Send One cent stamp for dainty trial box. 11O\V IIE DID IT. The Boss: "How many children have you I'at ?" New Janitor: "Siven sor." Tho Boss: "\Vtty, you have quire n family to support." New Janitor : "Faith. an' 1 hate, see; an' it they all didn't earn their own livin' Oi couldn't do it al all. at all." A SIMPLE CUiBE I:011 PIi•IS. Pilo sufferers knew that Ointments and other Meal treatments sometimes relieve hul never cure. They don't te- nuove the cause. There is a little tablet that taken internally removes the cause of I'i!es and cures any o1140. of any kind no mat- ter hots long standing. A month's !refitment costs *1.(10. Ask for Dr. Leonhardt's 11e►n-Itnid (a thnu- eand dollar guarantee goes with every treatment.) All dealers, or The Wilson -Pyle Co., Limited, Niagara Fails, Ont. AN I:LE(.:fltiC TEST. The officials of New Y,erk are very severe nn . fnk , beggars end bogus > s f n dent and dutub .len cripples. . I stranger H fauna begging 0r w,lieiling alms there h^ Is put to the following lest Iia prove thnt he is really In need of ail and un- able to help himself. A pita erfltl elec- tric batter)' has been pr•oaidrel al each of 11.e several hospitals, in'Pwiten a "north' i± found risking for .(lid he i, taken to the hospital and he "juice' La lurnett On. It the victim ots the limit without "hollering" he is turned loose and leer - milled to continue his business 01 living without working. During one week Ilve "fake" omnia aero discovered through the use of the e1, , 1 .r battery. ALL ARE SIIORT, Dltt'(.S AND ROBS VICTIM. \\'Isle --Say, pa, if "cls." is short for Thiel Injects Powerful Narcotic late tents, what is short for dollars?" Ilse Fane. l'a--.ill [harried then, sty son. Does fit Doesn't shrink Pen - Anglo Underwear has the soft warm feel the skin enjoys. Doesn't itch. Made for men, wo- men and little folks, in a variety of styles, fabrics and prices. 201 Weasthar to every dr alerin Pen -Angle Underwear to replace. at cur cost, say warn Wry is material or making, "Health and Vigor depend upon the quality and qualtUly of the blood "— Ilutnanitarian. Dr. Carson's Tonic Stomach and Constipation Bitters A Purely Vegetable Tonic and Blood Purifier. Price SO cents per Bottle. Ifau are net able to obtain It in your ■elyhh.rhoo.t, we will soul W any ad- dress two b..ttl.s upon receipt of 4N K DOi.I.AR (Soo. per bottle) carriage prepaid. Paraehlet seat rata in aplleatlee, The Careen Medicine Company; 17 Wellington St. Wets, - Toronto; "Whitt M mi-,erahle life Brown live;. Itis a veil:ahle dog existence," "Why so :'" "1 hs wife is for ever calling him Ise 1:arr:es 1" ITCH, Mange, Prairie Scratches and every form of contagious Itch on human or animals cared in 30 minutes by Wol. ford's Sanitary Lotion- It r falls. "Well. Kitty, what is wrong with Iho young a nap your mother wants you to say 'Yep' to?" "1 hale hint ! 1 should like him to be unhappy all Itis lite." ""1 turn marry hitt, dear.' For the Overworked—What aro the cru .e, of despondency and melancholy? A disordered liver is ono cause and a prime one. A disordered liver means a disordered stomach, a disordered stomach means disturbance of the nervous system. This brings the whole body Into subjection and the victim fee!, sick all over. I'arntel ee's Vege- table Pills are a recognized remedy :n Itis state and relief will follow their use. Mistress to Mnid: "Bridget whit a largo lire you left in the kitchen I.a..1 night when you went to bed." "Yes. mum. I)id you thutk I should take it with roue?" Manly atren;tb and Womanly Beauty depend on purity of tion blood. and much of that purity depends on perfect kidney filtering. if these organs are diseseed and will not perform their fonetiees, mrn will seek in vain for strength and unman free 1 '- itty. 0.u10 Aiteriesn . Kidney Cure drives out all Impe:rit.es through the body's "fit•rors"--repairs west spots. --40 "Grandpa," asked little- 1larold, tt•ho was on n visit in the country, "is that bell on the cow to keep her from falling asleep in this quiet ghee 7" Itching, Burning, Skin Diseases Cued for Ttelrtyttve cents. Dr. Avnew'n Oint. wont relieves in one day. and cures 'Tete ter. Salt Rheum. Scald field. l:.-remn, Barber's Itch, Ulcers, Blott•hes and all eruptions of the skin. it is soothing and suit -time and acts like magic in the cure el all babe humors. SS coots.- 47 Pew nice have Milk enough 1r, leave their umbrellas to tho vestibule of a church. The (keenest Teale Is "lrerrevim.- it le pIe%ssnt in taste and contains ret the •uuriab- sru.t an.14tron.;th that are need - W by these ash.. are .ick and wish,. There ore soma people clothed with power whom it (locatt'I IP. The 1:flee'. Produced h tviteh Duel when •o,al,ined with tlenthul a. Tenni in '•'rho n & 1." Menthol 1•la•l.r aro tnA wacecJ, 1t being • ?pectate fur ebunmatisa and neuralgia. r:Re to Ihr t -id the Inst you hate. noel the beta well come back to you. Nip Dlsenee in the Rud.—It is (liQicull to et-adirale n dicenoe after it has be - crenae 101tcd. Iherefire 11 Ls Wi- , In take any ailment in Its initial Mares and by salt remedies as ere sullicient, slop it in i13 course. Cold is (ire cent- mnne.t complaint of man and Mien tegle:te.I lead: to serious results. I►r. 'I'hi►mng Ertertrae Oil will euro the severest cold or most violent cough. BLUE EVES INDICA'T'E STREN(;I'II. Thal the ruler of the eyes should nffeet their strength may seem strange. yet Ittnt such is the ease tired not nt this time of day be doubted. turd those whose eyes 1 itt brown or dark -colored should 1•i informed that they nre weaker ruin more 31tsceplihle to injury from endeds causes than grey or blue eyes. lee. 1 blue eyes nre genertnlly the most power fit, and next to those nre grey. 'Ilse lighter the pupil, the greater and longer continues is the degree of tension the eye ran Slist:titn. Nothing 1•.ok.e none ng'y than to see s petee,n whose 1i -e11 14 erre cot 'r. d eliviT with warts. \\hy h ee e !!, s.• el:sil�ure- Inent ( on you- pet, til \Owe e a .nre' ie. iroter of r:i' t•,:its. yore., rile, can i,• found In 1:o'loway:s ('.,ern (sure, SCII(Ntf. r;.\DOE \S. 11 14 shtlyd tint nearly $ (YA school rar:L'nr exist In A11-drii. not including the staler kingdom of Iling;are. TI t free r.11t',erlehl with bolts private ail 1 • .:,l .• s-1: re!, ani are used for our - I. :.:s of lir,. he it ies'r►eli oI in horti- , t'lurr nail err. --growing. end niter) con- . belnmral muse...mei era see -hits., 1 r U it4t11: Wo. 2- 47. A few night.: ago a hrenoh gentium: n was travelling from litualcmix to I'nris n u first-class corridor cordage. 'there was only one other occupant of the com- partment- -u man wearing n fur ulster. Ilan two travellers settled themselves .1.,tt n to sleep, and the elan in the fur 'oat drew the shade over the lamp so as e make Ilse light dint. The first passenger then fell sound e•+' i,, mill ieni'mbered nothing more site Ilse train slopped for a fesv min - we, ata large elation, nl•oul 2 o'clock in the morning. The other occupant of the carriage inuucdiulely left the train, and his fellow-iraveller was turning over 10 go to sleep again, when be became aware nt n peculiar sensation on the left side of his nose, immediately under the eye. Ile mechauniciall; rubbed the ;pot, when II smarted ti little. His head also seemed heavy, and he was unable t•) go to sleep again, only dozing slightly. On reaching Paris In the morning he discovered !trill his pocketbook, cotlai, - imlr: his railway lickt I tont e.204 ill Ile ete'.s. awns Wassng from 11,:• ,it Inside pocket or his cunt. The on'y outer person wild had entered Iho carriage was the fur - coated mon who ltd got out in the night. ,Her relating the circumstances le lite police, het drove to his usunt hotel, and Ile -re his 'Mention was called to the fact that there WETS something the mat- ter with his left eye. Ile consulted n doctor. who told him that he had 1 t•in subjected to an injec- tion of some narcotic by means of a airgieal needle. 'file doctor added that the stranger could easily have killed him by injcx:ling a poison instead of a narcotic. Just • Word of caution; where the akin 1e deslroyod by burns ur scalds apply Weavers Cerate irnu,udiatuly : tLe sooner the better, AS COOKS CO. "Cook ere awfully expensive lt:vtn•- ics," said !Ors. Howe. "All -fired," said ?lr. Howe, as he emerged from the kitchen after dismiss- ing the twenty-Ihn'd. So popular Is [tickle's Anti -Consump- tive Syrup as a medicine in the treat- ment of colds and coughs or ailments of the throat, due lo exposure to draughts, or auddnn changes of tem- perature, that druggists and all dealers in patent medicines keep supplies on hand to meet Ute demoted, It is plea- sant by lake, and the 11.44: of it gunr::n- lces freedom from throat and lung dis- eases. IIIS ONE CHANCE. Dupont: "1 think your son will be celebrated if he lives long enough." Durand: "ht what way 7" Dupont: "Why, for his old age." Ttvltchy Muscles and Sleeplessness,— Thc hopeless heart sickness that "-Wes upon a man or woman whose nerves ore shattered by disease can best he pic- tured in colorant with a patient who has hean in the -depth'" and ham been dr: tied frier them by South American Nervier (1e-orre Webster, of Forest. tint.. ens's: "1 owe my life to it. Everything else failed to cure mo" --44 -- EXPENSIVE. Tntn—"Thnt girl 1 saw ye;u wilt in a cafe yesterday had a hearty laugh.' D:cic--".she ought to, After the lunch I bought sur!" No Reasonable flan expo:ts to euro a neglect. p4 add in • day. But tune and .1llen's tense Milian' will orm,,om the c...,ld and stave sR c n.•umptiun. t'.,ugh will cease nod twigs be IA sound a. a naw .L.L,ir. IN'1'I':It\I \fatIA(ai AND CANCER. So little is really known el the mys• tcriee of censer That the Merest scraps of information with regard to it ought not t e be neglected. At the village of ' .1 ,vely, E ughtnd, nn Ileo North Devon east, n eery large percentage of deaths ! is due to cancer, and the reason locally given is lite habit of intermarriage neces- sarily,, brought about in place so widely severel h•um the outside world. The slnte of affairs appears to be et en wane til (tucks Mills. a fishing hamlet three miles ntv.y, where intermarriage has leen carried en to such tut i 5fretful that ono sut'ttnrne is alntet,t su!ll ient to de- siguatir the whole of (tic population of the village. NO PLEASING IIIM. I\fotter-Tommy, what's your little brother cry:ng about? .e I'm e•rhu' it t' cage ten' won't g.vet Ilium ony. Mother --is his own cake finished? 'fonmty--Yt:- lis: an' he cried while i \t'us sal:n That, loo. _ - A LITTLE O' TIII: SAME. •el,,u say you were in the saloon nt the bene of the essaull referred to In tho complaint t" questioned the lawyer. • ssr, replied diel the WHIR'S,. "MI you lake cognizance of the pati keeper at the tinier "1 don't know w•1►nt he called it, sor, but I look what the rest A Startled Mothor Nears That Coiigh S:Is Th'n'ts of the Consoquenoost —Croup, Whooping Cough or Lung Trouble. If she is a wise mother she will haul the never -failing remedy at hund— C:ollsfoole Expectorant. it Ls the best, the safest, the most reliable and positive cure for all forint of cough;, colds, croup, whooping cough, sore throat, bronchitis, ustluut and lung trouble. No harmful drugs The must delicate child, the weakest stomas tt, welcomes it. 11 is pleasant to take. It is the most reliable householl remedy known to medical selene* effecting remarkable cures every day. "Having used your Cnit.toote Kapeetorant 1 cnasider it a .pl.ndi,l oedicine for o-.uahs ur and thr.,at or lung trouble. Would net like to 0. without it In the house." 51135. J. I.LOt'n, a'lttorla, Oat Thousands have borne similar testi mony to tho wonderful curative proper, ties of Coltsfoote Expectorant. At alt druggists, 25c. per bottle. No othee Cough Medicine "Just as good" es COLTSFOOTE EXPECTCRANT. u0D LAMP OIL ECONOMY Sarnia usE Prime OIL White No real need to buy the more expensive oils if GOOD BURNEIL is used and KEPT CI.eAN. If you want a BIG LIGHT—THass oa FOUR (:AS JETS 114 0141— Queen TIY A City Oil BEAUTIFUL LIGMT Lamp For Sale by Dealers QUEEN CITY OIL CC., r ;' 1N WRONG EITiIER WAY. "\\'I►en 1 said the average woman hadn't any brains 1 did not mean to offend you." "Now you have offended me with your apology." "1\ by 7" "It shows That you think 1 ant an aver- age tt•onutn." Something Moro than a Purgative— To purge is the only effect of many pills now on the market. Parmelce's Vegetable fills are more than a par. gative. They strengthen the stomach, where other pills weaken it. 'I'hpy cleanse the blood by regulating the liv- e.. ryee and kidneys. and they stimulate where other pill compounds depress. Nothing of an injurious nature, used ter merely purgative powers, enters in• to their composition. JUST THE OitDIN.\ItY ONES. Valet : "Do you think nester's illness will prove: fatal? 'E throws every- thing in the place at mc, sir." Doctor : "No, Jorkins. Those are not death throes " Your Doctor Can cure your Cough or Cold, no question about that, but— why go to all the trouble and inconvenience of looking him up, and then of having hispreecription filled, when you can step into any drug store in Canada and obtain a bottle of SHILOH'S CURL: for a quarter. Why pay two to five dollars when a twenty-five cent bottle of SHILOH wiU cure you as quickly? Why not do as hundreds of thousands of Canadians have done fur tho past thirty-four years : let SHILOH be your doc- tor whenever a Cough or Cold appears. SHILOH will curd you, and all druggists back up this statement with a positive guarantee. The next time you have a Cough or Cold care it with SHILOH The Low Down OXFORD Ciea� SCpn�010( has proven to 1.•e nor of tho bea all- round Cream Sepnralore ter a Sennet 10 buy. WP$7C ? bemuse it IS built for h,ird every -:lay use, la a giiod skimmer, IBMs inter- elringeable ball -bearings. is easy to wash and turn, and has I.ow Deewn Supply lank. If you consider. your ewe Interest you will see the Inaiererved Low Ik.wn Oxford berme buying. This ad will only appear once, so write lo.lay for ratan, tie :and price 10 F II ERi M'Y'U AID 1FrP(T CO. 1 15111'rn. nib . ton . and rletlry • T t1 T(11 A M , e 1-3 24 Of W iL�i Suelea St., Ottawa, 11,11.