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Exeter Advocate, 1907-01-24, Page 7• .1 A FRIEND IN NEED When you have a cough, cold, sore threat, croup, whooping cough, brsenehltie, asthma er lung trsubics you naturally think of C011SFOOTE EXPECTE RANT. Iho sat. and never;ai' ng remedy fee all these ills. Perfectly harmless for (ho weakest stomach or most delicate child. Children Inve it. Adults enjoy it. 11 always cures. It is Dr. Slocum's won. 11ei fol c•,ugh and throat remedy. It has never leen equalled for quick, positive 'and satisfactory results. No household ishould be without it. "1 Lave used your Coltatocte E:pector• ant and Bud it satisfactory in cues of croup. colds or cough,.. I have used it aver eines 1 got a trial bottle. and have recommended it to everyone in need of it. You may use my name ud address for testimonial if you wish. Hoping it will benefit others as it baa done my chil- dren. I remain, YRS. MINES COMBER, 1069 Prances tat. London, Ont. Every neither, every father who values 'the hes th and wall -tieing of their chit - "Veen will always have Coltsfoote in the 'horse os an ever -ready physician and 'iriend. Alt tip -to -dale dealers, for 25c, •\will supply you with COLTSFOOTE EXPECTC RANT. EXPERT OCEAN MAUI. SORTERS. One of the most interesting perform- arice's of modern lime., is the handling of the mails in great ocean steamers. .Sono of the Wren become so expert at sorting That they work almost automa- tically, many of them being able to put their finger on any particular town marked on Iho rack blindfolded. On an -ordinary western Trip they carry on an -average about 200.010 letters and some 10,000 registered packets. The latter nave all to be written up in detail in their books during the voyage, and this lakes more line than the actual sorting. 'The officials do not always manage to finish th. work by the time they reach port, and when such is the case they -accompany what is left to the General Post -office and complete the job there. THE LATE DR. ILAPPONI. Meath Iles Removed a Distinguished Physician and a Man of Rare Courage. In tete death of Dr. l.apponi, physi- •clan to the Pope, a personage has been removal from life's scene who was ':scarcely leas known throughout the world than the pontiffs whom he min- istered unto. ito was a wonderful man -Lna,-well as n distinguished physician.- -Ottawa Free l'r.:ss. it may be added that Dr. Lnpponi was a man- of rare courage. Ile had re fear of that bugbeer known as pro- fessional d ,queue. When ho found ,something' good in a medicine he did not hesitate to say so to the world. Ile proved this when he wrote the Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co. strongly endorsing their celebrated fink ('ills for Pale People as a cure for anairlia (bloodless- -nem) and certain nervous disorders. In the interests of the thousands who sof- ter from annrrnia, nervous disorders and kindred troubles. it is worth while republishing Dr. Lapponi's titter, as follows: "I certify that i have tried Dr. Wil. Hams' fink (tills in four cases of the simple antenna of development. After a few weeks of treatment, the result crmte fully up to my expectations. For that reason I shall not fail in the future t, extend the u.se of Itis laudable pre- paration, not only in the treatment 9( other morbid forms of the category of enamtn or chlorosis, but also in cases of neurasthenia and the like. (Signed). Dr. Giuseppe Lnpponi, Via del Graccht 33e, lknrne." The "simple timeli is of development" referral to by hr. I.apponi is of course that tired, languid condition of young girl: whose development to woman- hood is tardy, and whose health, a1 the peeing' of that develnpnient, is so often imiH'rilled. Iles opinion of the value of Ur. 1Viilianis' fink I'ills at that time is of the highest scientific au- thority, and it confirms the many path t-hed cases in which enceinie and other diseases of the blond as well as nervous dieases have been cured 1►y these pills, wheel, it need hardly be mentioned, owe their ellicacy In their power f making new Mond. and thus acting (.i- rectly on Inn digestive and nervous *Wein. In all rases of anemia, decline, indigs..lion. and troubles due to bad blond, anti all effeetlons of the nerves as St. Vtlus' .lance, paralysis and lo• comote.r neteet, they are commended to the public with all the greater Con- l(dence I Kraus• they had the strong en- d easement of the great physician who bus so reeently pae.sed away. -ete— IIINII ANi) TIIF. POTATO. The Irish fernier still clings In the Cullhatr,n of the potato. "Anel." sor- roe-fllly remarks an Irish writer, "he will deubll•ees continue to grow it long after it has caused his death by starva- tion." Ie D O D DS KIDNEY'; LLS s 8q -.'r 5 0151. L/( TRAGEDY SHOWS FAILING RESULTS OF "MAKE RI LEVE:" OF T111: Itlt111S11 N MON. Dr. Emil Reich Says Living ne)ond Their Means is the Curse of Eugtlsh People. "The gel of this country is make- believe,' said Dr. Emil Reich to a re- presentative in discussing the pathetic iragely which canto to light at the in- quest of \Ir. Alfred Pearce, a clerk, who committed suicide because. his efforts al "maks-believe" in living beyond his inenns had ended in pitiful rrutuy. "This sad case is not an uncommon one," Dr. Reich continued. "It only chances to have ended in tragedy, and therefore in publicity. Mr. Pearce has been a victim to a whole rational sys- 'teum. I pity hint; 1 do not blame him. IIIS OWN EXPC•.RIENCL. 'Thirteen years ago. when I came to England, 1 looked around for a couple of c.teap rooms. It ryas necessary for iso be economize. I had lett a family in Hungary. ltty wife was in ill -health. i had` A:500 wench of debts, and £40 in the week'. "t seen discovered that those two cheap rooms were nn impossibility un- less they were so far out of the beaten track as to he ILSele.Ss to Inc. 1 sous n My obligeetake a flat at I.RO a year. to Y house rent was therefore double my for- tune. This is an example cf the ex- penses of imperial England which ne- e ss:tales the game of 'make-believe.' "There are more cases than one can realize of the stniggles of the man who have £1,000 a year and spend £2,000. They are every -day occurrences. ENGLAND'S FAiI.ING. "Imperial England will not economize. Everything is luxurious, of -the best. One French servant will no the work 1 M four English maids, and yet the Eng- lish woman continues to engage her tour servants. where she can only af- ford the wage of one. "An interesting feature of the sad case we nre discussing is the fact that the wife of Mr. Pearce was left in en- tire Ignorance of the threatening cala- mity. // 'This Ls Also typical. Imperial na- tions look dnwn on their womankind.. Where are three stages—a man may despise his wife, disregard her, or treat For a: a baht'. "I do not wish to suggest that III 'Englshmen despise their wives, but they all treat their women as if they Were chi!dreen, In France we would not Venture to dL,guise our affairs from our wives. We treat them as our friends and comrades." t THE CABE OF A BABY. A baby that does not eat well and sleep well, that Is not cheerful and playful needs attention, or the result may be serious. Stomach and bowel troubles make children cross and sleep- less, but a dose of Baby's Own 'rnblcls soon cures the trouble, the child sleeps soundly and naturally' and wakes up height and smiling. Mrs. J. E. Hurley, \\ orlhington. Ont., says: "My little nne Iia.; had no medicine hut Baby's Own Tablets since she was two months old and they have kept her the picture (.1 good health." You can get Baby's Own Tablets from any druggist or by mail at 25 cents a box from The I)r. Wil- liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. A l'STR.tLIAN EGGS... , . ... . Have Arriwd In London in First Class Condition. A fresh development In the egg trade Le now being brought before the notice of the London produce merchants, and may prove bencllrial 10 the great body of consumers. For some years poultry farming has been taken up more and more by farmers and others in South Australia. and the quantity of eggs pre %need has increased sea touch that the focal and Commonwealth matkels can- not nbsnrb the supply. It has therefore become necessary to export. '1'o this end, the South Australian Government undertook to advance the freight on a smnl1 trial shipment, the producers theutseles supplying the eggs, with 'he result that seven hundred cases of s'ggs were shipped by the slcantship nnnin." and arrived in London recently. They weie graded, packed and chilled at th, Government Produce Export De- partment, Port Adelaide, none but aha°• h;'cly fresh laid eggs being accepted. As the result of the caro taken to grade end park, the eggs have arrived, it is declared. in flat -class condition. The eggs have not been frozen; they were merely chilled in the temperature proved after careful experiments to he most suitable. Although they hive travelled thirteen thousand miles and have reach- ed London about sestet or eight weeks enter laying. the consistency of the at. !mitten 01111 the rendition of the yolks are stili -factory; the eggs will boil, poach or fry. ''- POETIC IGNORANCE. The young lady was poetic and hill of soul. She could see peielr: and beauty where others could only discern tnan- guld-sonnets. She was walking through the silent wood.s with Mr. Snowman. who did not knew enough about poetry to keep him- self warm. "(lh," she gushed. "tool: al That rung. reticent reek. stop, I lintel speak to hien, for 1 ant sure he can hear and ai- preeinle a compliment as well ns ee puny human creature's. Ser hos' he meta at me. Mast tifi,•ent oak. if you could speak wheal would you Bay ?" "Well. do you know, Mics Hopkins." venturer) Mr. Sle,w►nnn, "I do believe that it he could speak he would mast surely say, '1 beg your pardon, Fin a beach.' ?sties Pert----"Il'i a gond plan In think tele. before you speak." Alr. Saptieslsle "Vee—es, but when 1 de that I forget whet it was 1 wanted to say, dont you know." Nurses' and Mothers' Treasure --safest regulator for baby. Prevents colic sad vomiting—tea healthful rest --cares diarrhoea without the harmful effects ot medicines containing opium or other iajnrioua drugs. as Cures Va.-et drwg•stereo. National Drug & Chem- Diarrhoea'ca' Ca.,.I. Limited I[oatreat. etra"'-a erma-r 1115 5PECI.U:I'Y. Young Foley looked so downcast that the market -man asked why he carried such a Ing face. "Fired." returned Foley, concisely. "Fired?" repeated the n►arketntan. "Give you any reason for doing_ i$ ' "Yet)," Foley said, with the cur of a martyr. 'I'M) boss :;aid he was losing money on the things 1 was making." "Is that so? What were you slaking?" "Mistakes." SCALDED BY BOILING FAT COULDN'T I.'E IItND FOit A MONTI'. Zam-Ruk Gave Instant Relief. An accident in a Toronto home the other day might have had very serious consequences hid ft nal been for Zam- ituk. Miss Martha Green, of 9 Clare- mont St., in 'eking a pan of boiling fat from the oven spilt f{ over her right hand. "The boiling fns ran into the palet of my hand." she says, "and over all my fingers. You may well imagine the agony 1 suffered in consequence. The hand became swollen, and large blisters formed all over the pains and along the fingers. For over a month 1 was un- ablo to use the stand at all. I tried several kinds of salves and liniments, but the wound seemed apparently no better. About this time I was advised to stop using all other preparations and apply Zam-Rik instead. The very first application soothed my hand and seeped to draw out the fire and inflam- mation; and as I kept un using %am- Buk the blisters gradually dried up and disappeared. In a very short time the SCAN was healed completely. %ant -lick is equally effective for burns, cuts, bruises, abrasions, sprains and stiffness. It also cures eczema, ulcers, sores, blood j:e.fson, r•ingavorm, scalp sores, chronic wounds, acne, black - hi ds, {►irnplcs, cold sores, chapped hands, and all skin diseases and in - Juries. (tubbed well on the chest, in cases of cold, it relieves the aching and lightness, and applied as an embroca- tion it cures rheumatism, sciatica, neur- algia, etc. All druggists and stores sell 7.aut-Buk at 50e. a box, or it may be ob- tained from tato Mtn -Bilk Co., Toronto, upon receipt of 'price. 6 boxes for 1r2.50. .. dm••••••••+••••••••.•••_ INNOCENT MAN IIANGE D. Terrible Miscarriage of Justice in the Transvaal. Nearly three year, ago a treasure - hunting expedition went info the low country toward Portuguese territory. A man named Vanni.'kerk with a bullet in the head was found, as well as Vamlie- kcrks ring. A man reamed Schwarz, n member of the expedition, was arrested and charg- ed with murder. The trial created n sensation, the evidence being purely circumstantial, and doubt being ex- pressed as to whether the skelelou was not that of n black man. Schwarz, however. was found guilty, though he strongly protested his inno- cence, and a rennet' for a commutto tion of his sentence failed. On the night before his execution Schwarz swore to his relatives that he was in- necent. and he repealed his statement on the scaffold before ile was hanged. Subsequently rumors were circulated that Vanniekerk had leen seen olive in Portuguese territory with the treasure. 1t Ls believed that he is now in Jo. hanne..burg. but the ca.se is being kept dark. It ie known at Krugcrolorp, where Schwarz lived, flint \ anniekerk alive, and the I.aw Department also knows, and a public statement is ex- pected soon. THE RAVAGES OF RHEUMATISM :ARE CIIEI:E1:P ItY It11.EtNS. \Irs. Selina Davis, a resident of Ab- ing:,bol, has proved how wonderfully effective 'likens nro in cases of rheu- matism and debility. She says: "I hail pains in the limits and acmes the back. weighing down symptoms mut grenl weariness. In October came a crisis. 1 was rendered completely Widens ey acute rheumatism. Ity the doctor's advice 1 went into hnspltnl, %%1101V I re- mained under Ircatncnt fir nine ',weeks, on returning 1 was confined to my bed again fir seven weeks. 1 read a le- :.'riplion of the gond work itileans were doing. Tit's induced nese lo °blain a supply. Ity following the direeti ns given for their use 1 improved in health bran day to day. After a little while I regained the uan of my limbs, and after that my pragcress was rapid. For same time now 1 have been nble to re- sume illy ordinary !de and work, nnil nm altoge'thr n different person from what 1 sins during the east few y••am" fh 'urneticm is due to the presence eat (e rten) pnimnnus arida in the blond. The Hiller heli' for the blond nre the, liver met 111e kidneys. Through these °teems the blood 1•(1.4 s, and when the eergtnn+ are In he'alihy otter;•Ilion they filter n'it the ,arb•tonee•, When they nn' not In lie:11111y operation they heal. And rheumati.m Is one of the many serines results. iMeans do not net di- rectly sin the hlonel. bol they net upon and Correct the liver Anel kidr eve. They lime eorre'I Itt' r: al tans' of r!lenma• !ism by nit ind r :H•ti n, lhleans me elan n sun' 0111• for In,li,;-'•tnn• 1 ver trembles. I ea,larh', gas, beteliIOC, renin: an th. ° es', enn.tinalir•n, pile. f.•'unle n'lnt eats. nett all Weed tmpmri• lies. All droggiv's and v'ofY's .ell thorn o' Ile. s bis. "r r'n.t fro fon 11,0 1:,'e1►1 ca.. T-,rnnt•.e, fir pace. A Loxes for $2.b). • Keeps your body warm, yet lets your skin breathe --knit, not woven, - -it lits, Cmarasteed does PEN- Against ANGLE Shrinkage Underwear sea X ustStiltialitietfx rade-markedin red. In a •ariety of styles, fabrics and prices, for women, men and hitdren a n d aranteed. "Health and Alger depend upon the quality and quantity o1 the blood "— Uuntanitarian. Dr. Carson's Tonic Stomach and Constipation Bitters A Purely Vegetable Tonic and Blood Purifier. Price 50 cents per Bottle. Tryon are not alit. to obtain it in your n.ixhb,rha..1, w. will send to any ad - ors two bottle, upon receipt of 0YK DOLLAR (541c. per Lottie) carriage prepaid. Pamphlet east FRU M apptletatle& The Carai'n Nodlolne Company 97 Wellington St. West, - Toronto holt FATHER. The tour -year-old customer came up to the notion counter with brazen confi- dence. "Please, ma'am," he asked, "can 1 have a pigee for father?" But the store- keeper was experieuced in such deal- ings. "\Vhat does father want it for?" site asked. "Blowing soap -bubbles," said the cus- tomer, promptly. 11 You aro Nervous anti Irritable take Vsrrosirn," the greet nerve and blood tonic: you will be a new person by the time you bare used a bottle. All dealer* Customer (lifting something out with hi= spoon : "11 hat have you been pul- ling in this chicken broth ?'' \Nailer (closely inspecting it): "That seems to bo a piece of chicken, sir. Accidents will happen now and again." Have you tried Holloway's Corn Cure? 1t has no equal for removing these troublesome excresences as many have testified who have tried It. nattiness is increasing so rapidly that it is believed that by the year 2900 all men will be without hair on Iho lop of their heads. Dr. \V. A. Hammond is responsible for this opinion. Setter wltheut • stomach than with one that's got a constant "hart- to it. Dr. Yon Stan's Pineapple Tablets stimu- late the digestive organs. Let one enjoy the good thio¢.+ of lire and leave no bad effects -carry them with you in your vest pocket. 60 in box. 35 conta.-41 -- The Australians, Ute greatest len- drinkers in the world, use ?Mb. of len per head yearly. French people use about hoz. per (lead yearly. "Ott. stip en soy old thing." said the mid. eight rallar. So the doctor dipped on the top flop, hut he 41,1 nut Ione any time, as he dippeJ on •'Tha 1, J: 1." Menthol fluster and alt was right in pity. Up In 1811 n law remained in fume that every dead person must be buries) wrapped in sluff made of shev'p's Went only. Use the safe, pleasant rind effectual worm killer. Mother Graves' \\'ornt CC - terminator; nothing equals 0. Procure n bottle and take it home. Mary Ls the most common Christian name. Out of every 1,00 English pe° - pie, -G$ are named Mary, GG William, G2 John, and GO Eliza. A tit/N Lass of flesh, a little "h'tlaate couilit and &little pain lathe chest are Mons that loud not be leered. A11oa'. Lang Salsas loosens the coag\ sad egscfs a oars w itauat a grala of eplu . AMBIGUOUS. Mary Anne : "('leave. sir. there's some one to see you up at the !muse." Ile Jones : 'Is 0 n g. ntetnnn ?" Mary Anne : "Well, 1 don't exnctly know, sir; much about the same as your- self." A Tonle for the Debilitated. Partite. lee't Vegetable l'ills by acting mildly but thoroughly on the secretions of the body are a valuable Ionic. eliminating the lagging organs to healthful neti°n and resk ring them In hill vigor. They can be taken in grndual,tl doses and Rel 118(1 That they can in' discontinued al any lisle without return of suer ail• ments which they were used to allay. INCREASED IU:Si'ONSIIULITY. Uncle: "What's 'lint, my lad? You tell me your employer has foretell nn in• Invest in his bn,iness on you. and you ienly with ham sis months?" Nephew : "yes. e::. sir. Ile said 0 i didn't bake an interest in the business I'd have to gel out." The Grand Opera Howe of Paris leas n regular no-i.e....Ira of I70 perfirmern. This is the inrgest orchestra belonging to any theatre. Dear Mother Year Resin carr are s constant rare ill Fall ant Winter weather. TIryy wig Sit,l h's inch cold. 13-3you know about Consumption Cure, the Lung Tost4 asd what it hu ctoa r ic. so many ? it u said to be the only rit.:A.1e. remedy for 111 dream of the air tonnes mea children kis abenletey homiest and pleasant to isle. Itis guaranteed to ewe or year mosey w returned 1119 vire is 25e. per bald., mad all cholas in medicine seal 314 SHILOH ACETYLENE GAS. Fourteen Year , Old and Now in Use in Every utilized Country. The aetvance in the use of acetylene since its deeeery fourteen years ago has hevvt reniarkable. Important weeks for tete production of calcium earbido aro now to bo found lit all parts of the world. notably Nor- way, Sweden, Franco, Italy, Germany, Spain and Hungary ; at Niagara Falls and Sault Ste. Marie in the United Slates, and al several points in Canada. There is no civilized country where acetylene is not in use, says Insurance Engineering. In warm and tropical countries especially the rapelily of ad- vance is taxing the productive capacity of the world. Colcium carbide is in appearance much like anthracite coal. It is approximately s chemical combination consisting of two-thirds calcium and one-Ihird carbon. In present manufacture limo and coke are utilized melted by the heat of an electric arc of enormous potentiality in an especially constructed electric fur- nace. When calcium carbide is places! in water tate lime deserts the carbon. with the production of oonsiderable heat, to become slaked lime, while the carbon forms a new alliance with hydrogen and becomes rho hydrocarbon known as acetylene. No other gas which has been pro- di.ced on a commercial scale is capable of giving, volume for volume, so great yield of light as acelylene. C•dciu►n car- :►ide will yield, with the addition of water, five feet of acetylene to earl► pound of carbide, tate acetylene Laving approximately ten times the illumina- ting value of ordinary city gas. \Veight for weight the ultiinato illu- minating power of a pound of calcium carbide is considerably in excess of the illuminating power of oil, candles or other means. Because of the facility with which 0 can be transported, and the simplicity and safety with which it can now be utilized by means of modern apparatus for generation an extraordi- nary field is opened. Calcium carbide is now parked in 100 pound sheet steel drums, hermetically sealed, and is Thus Transported with safety and without danger of deteriora- tion, and at low cost, t0 the most dis- tant cou[I tries. f "Nnw•, Willie Jenkins," said the mis- ter, "how many seconds make a min- ute?' "Masculine or feminine?" "Mas- culine or feminine—what do you mean?' "There's a leg difference. When father says he'll be down In a minute, it lakes him sixty seconds; but sister's minutes are about six hundred seconds." Tiine tries all things, and as [tickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup has stood the lest of years it now ranks as a leading specific in the treatment of all nihnenls of the throat and lungs. It wilt soften and subdue the most stubborn cough 1 y relieving the irritation, and restore the affected organs to healthy conditions. Use will slow its value. Try it and h. convinced of its efficiency. in 1861 there were only G2.16 females to every 100 males In New Zealand.. In 1901 Iho proportion was 90.33 to 100. It is expected that the sexes will soon be equal in numbers. Yes, Indeed, "blood will tell," whoa Metre.. and inerastati•,m mark the akin. W ' Cerate and Wearer's syrup make abort work of all blood sad skin troubles. IMIMMNIMMED George Soptenan, of Philadelphia, claimed in his tiny In be the strongest man in the world. Ile lilted and car- ries! sonic yards 3,3U11b. of iron. "My Heart was Thumpin: my Life out," is the way Mrs. is. 0. Wright. of Brock. .111e. Opt.. describes her sufferings from smothering, guttering and palpitation. Atter trying many remedies without ben- efit. six bottles of Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart restored her to perteet health. The Grit dose gave almost Instant relief. andi in a day suffering ceased altogether. Fred : 'There seems to be a lot more fuss made of Miss A.'s singing Then \lits K.'s, and 1 am sure Miss K. has by far the richer voice." Irick : "Ah. yes; but Miss A. has by far the richer fattier." There is Only One Erleelri, Oil --\\'hen an article. be it medicine nr anything el .e, bet ernes popular, imitations 1nvari- tthly spring up to derive advantages from the original, which they them- sclves could never win on their men merits. Imitations of I)r. 'I'imtnes' Ee- lectric f►il have been numerous, but never sus cessful. Those who know the genuine are not put off with a suhsli- lute, but demand the real thing. KING'S NEW TRAIN. Is a Triumph of Luxury and Comfort— Oscillation Greatly Reduced. it is doubtful if any (rain in the world can be compared with the royal train teeently complete -1 for lite London and Northwestern Itailvny Company. The train is composed of sic carriages, and is Mtn' throughout with every imagin- able c: ntritnnee tear comfort and lux- ury. Tile insinuation of tee interiors is said In be unequaled in any rolling slug k in eti,lence, the color scheme In - Ulu ling nitwit gold and Ivory while. The dining car is n sumptuous cone!', ihe• kitch:n n model; the sleeping rarri• age: are genuine triumphs of art and l'nn%enieno•0. The nicchnnical contri- vance, of those roaches et reduce oscil- talio11 end jeering are such that, even nl fifty mites an hour, one may writ'• a tetter in perfect comfort. (mile n niniler of Nye! trains. all curnpttl.tiny appointed, are maintained 1,y dnffere Int British railway companies for the 1140 of their itlajesties. Three enm'•anies which work Ih ' e.rl rias) Toole to S itland—the Great Nessler,. the ,North-eas'ern and the X ,r,h British —are now about lo build a royal train for their 11aje:les' convenience when travelling over the joint lines. flans leave leen submitted to his elaje;sly. The train will be buil) at the Great !Corlhe•rn works al (Doncaster. When on the continent the King Inv. e1+ ,n a spec corridor carriage which 14 re.e'rved for him. '1 h' Iallrst lighthouse on the Prihsh is the Skerryvore, off ergyll- shire. It 1., 14)11. high. II c )ntaans S,:NIt tosedylhossi ibsioeve+ybsnmitoaK tors f resa,otnry, and Cunt £C90, . 11-00V. Of OREGON UsfS PE-RB-Nli IN 1:1S URI For Odds and Fir:tlrl It t t: Excellent 16. Remedy. A Letter From The Ex -Governor of Oregon. S"1'ATE Ob' OREGON,1 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. / The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio. Dear Sirs. -1 have had ooeatden W ease your Pcruna medicine in my (amity for celds, rind it proved to be an excel- lent remedy. 1 have not had occasion to use it for other ailments. Yours very truly. W. Al. Lord. 0 will bo noticed that the Governor says he has not had occasion to use Peruna for other ailments. The reason for this Ls that most other ailments begin with a cold. Using Peruna promptly to relieve colds, he protects his family against other ailments. This Ls what every other family in the United Stales should do. Keep I'eruns hi Uro house. Used Pe-ru-na in the Family Elght Years. Mrs. Josephine Gillen, 345 Morris SI, Portland, Ore., member Patrons of Ilus- bandry, writes: "Peruna has proven itself of such un- told value to us that we are glad to give it due prase. \\'e have had it in the home for more than eight years. "It restores hcalUt in a few short weeks, takes away headaches and back- nches, increases the appetite and re. stores lost nerve force. It is a specific for colds and catarrh." Mr. Hiram A. Stiles, Middleton, Mass., who has reached lho ago of 82 years, writes: "I have taken several bottles of Per- una with good results. 1 cheerfully re- commend it to all who are afflicted. "As a cure for catarrh and a tonic for general debility 0 is seldom equalled." Ask Your Druggist for Fera Perin Almanac for 1907. SENT TO BED. Mamma : "There, Dick, you just go right to bed without a mouthful of sup- per. Dick : "Oh, mamma. I can't sleep on an empty stomach." Murnn►a : "Then turn over on your back." The President a slave to Catarrh. -D. T. Sample. president of Nample's Instalment Oompany, Washington, Pa., writes: For -- years I was afflicted with Chronic Ca- tarrh. itemedie.• and treatment by spe- cialists only gave me temporary relief until I was induced to ease Dr. Aanew'a Catarrhal Powder. It gave almost to stout relief. 50 oents.—t9 Husband : "Now, Mary, you don't be- lieve all Ihaso unpleasant things you are saying. You know 1 would die for you." Wife: "Oh, you aggravate me so; I like niers who do things, not merely say !Item." To Prevent is Better lhnn to Repent. A little medicine in the shape of the wonderful pellets which are known as Parmele.rs Vegetable Pills, administered at the proper time and with the direc- tik ns adhered 10 often prevent a serious ntttck of sickness and save money which went(' go to the stricter. in all irregularities of the digestive organs they are an invaluable corrective and by cleansing the blood they clear the skin of imperfections. Many a man becomes weary from try- ing to dodge people who make him tired. ITCH, Mange, Prairie Scratcbea and every form of contagious itch on human or anitride cured In 30 minutes by Wol. ford's Sanitary Lotion. It never fails. A WON N'S ItL.ASON, Wife : "Those new neighbors of ours scent lo be awfully pour." Ilubby : "flow da you know'!" Wife: "Whenever 1 want to borrow anything they never have it." "Regular Pr•otltloner - Me Result."— Mrs. Annio C. Chestnut, of Whitby. wag for months a rheumatic victim, but South American Rheumatic Cure ebange4 the song from •despair" to "joy." Mho says: "I suffered untold misery from rheumatism --doctor'. medirino 414 me no good two bottles of South American Rheumatic Cure cures me- relief two hours after the first doss."- 60 I:•\I11.Y A\IIIITION. Lillie Ethel : "\\'IH•n i grow up I am going to eel jtisl es;trlly ns 1 I.lense." Little Willie: "\\ fiat are you going to be, a cook ?" MARTYRDOM DESCRIBED. Kingston Man Tells flow Ile Suffered and lbw Ile as Released. "Cor years n mar- tyr," ii how Chas. II. Powell, of LOS Raglan Streel.hing. ston, begins his Flory. "A martyr to rttronie; conslipa. lion, hit now I ere free from it and alt through the use ell Dr. Leonhardt's An. Chas. 11. i'ownil. IiP,II. '1 was induced to try Anti•I'i'1 by Rnding( Ili' Iesbrucny of some one who had been runnel of cortstpation by it. 1 he 1 stifles—el for eighteen years and had token Inns of stuff recemrneidrd as cure., but wheel made me worse rather thin %s•tte... 1)Ct Fs bold me there was n.) curt lir me, I)r. Leonhardt's Anti - Pitt cure.' me." All Dealer3 or Tho 1Vilson,Fyl' Co., Limited, Niagara Felts. Ont. 1 N U l!til'6 NO. 3-07.