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hull' TO AVOII) 'T11L t;1ttPI'F.
A great many people have formed
the habit of alluding to every little
cold as an "attack of grippe." It
sounds touch more important, but
happily. it is often not true. Any
one who has once had a real attack
of grippe is in small clanger of mis-
taking any leeser complaint for it.
It is true that it. has many of the
signs of tree so -culled cold in the
head. but added to these there is a
prostration. an aching, a poisoning
of ;he whole system of which plain
influenza is fortunately not capable
Every year there is more or less
grippe, ranging from the really ap-
patlinc epidemic of thirteen years
ago. when the old and the feeble suc-
cumbed in hundreds. to a limited
number of fairly light cases here and
there.
\tach el the spreading of the grippe
is by unite unnecessary contact. It
is only fair for grippe patients to
isolate themselves for a few days
and mushier themselves contagious
objee'ts. Promiscuous kissing, which
is always foolishness. is a crime dur-
ing a grippe epidemic. The patient
should stay in ono roost in the care
of a ;,hysician until active symptoms
have: subsided. palpitation of the heart and weak
:Much can bo done to avoid this spells, but the pills have Fully re -
dread disease in other ways than stored nth and I stn now enjoying
ty shunning the sulerers. This is better health than I ever expected to
not always feasible, anyhow. while
people ride in close cars and mix
with their fellows in restaurants,
sho!s and theatres, where the germ
can he appropriated at any mo-
ment. The surest way of avoidance
is by keeping the system in good
condition. The grippe germ is just
like any other disease germ in this:
that it needs a weakened point for
its assault.
11 pe•oele spend hours in close,
overhe.,ted places, and then face the
keen outside• air without proper pro-
tection in their clothes or proper
precautions as to correct breathing,
they are already prepared for their
stifle'. of grippe. Old Time Business Becoming Pro -
Wet fret are a most useful ally of Stable Once More.
this trouble, and should never be "Thar sh' blo-o-ows!" The ancient
risked in young or old. Most per- call, trumpeted by leathern lungs
sons have heard of the man who from cloud -aspiring "crows' nests,"
wrote to the '('hues that he had cls- rings anew o'er all the time-honored
cortreel that wet feet were the sole "whale -grounds," says a Province -
causer of influenza, anti was answered town (Mass.) dispatch to the New
by Cie .nun with two wooden legs York Herald As of yore the New
who had grippe tivo years in succes-
sion. Although too much stress can
hardly be placed on the importance
of warm. dry feet, the case is un-
fortunately not quite so simple.
There are anuuy ways in which grippe
can acquire a hold it one is ready to
catch it. Strengthen your fortress
with a threefold wall -eat right,
breathe right, sleep right. Only so
shall disease find you scatheless.
SIMPLE HOME ItI tt':DIh.S.
A SPRING NEED.
The Indoor Life of Winter is Hard
on the Health.
Not exactly sick -but not feeling
quite well. 'That's the spring feel-
ing. The reason -close contineireut
indoors during the winter miuhths,
breathing the impure air of betly
ventilated houses, otticeu and v:ork-
shops. Tho trouble may manifest
itself in a variable appetite. little
pimples or eruptions of the skin, a
feeling of Wearite8s, and perhaps un
occasional headache. or a twinge of
neuralgia or rheumatism. Perhaps
you think the trouble will pass
WAR STORES AND FRAUD! HE TELLS THEM
TO ASK THE t.O.F
BRITAIN WAS BUNCOED OUT
OF LARGE SUMS.
Jams Sold Under Weight -Atm -
munition Was Imperfectly
Made.
Losses, dettciencies, discrepancies,
irregularities, these are not cheerful
words in connection with the nation-
al accounts for British subjects, but
they sum up the story of the South
African war stores, told in the re-
port of the Comptroller and Auditor -
General upon the store accounts of
away -but it won't unless you drive tor he army issued recently. The first
it out of the system by putting the scandal revealed relater to jam. The
blood right with a health -giving st„ry is best lull iu the 1udiWr-
tunic. And there is only one abso- General's own words:
lutely certain, blood-renewiit . nerve- "It was noticed in the Durban sup -
restoring tonic -Dr. Williams' fink ply account for Jule, 141(13, that
Pills for Pale People. Thousands of 337.701 pounds of jam had been
grateful people have testified that written utf, charged under the follow -
these pills are the hest of all spring ing circumstances: On the sale of
medicines. They actually make new surplus jars remaining on hand after
blood: they brace the nerves and the close of the ear, the contractor
strengthen every organ of the body. who purchased it found that. largo
They make tired, depressed, ailing quantities of tins contained only 13
men, women and children bright, ac- ounces of jam; and as 1.350.81(3 01
five and strong. Mrs. N. Ferguson. these tins were held on charge as
Ashfield, N.S., says: "For the bene- containing one pound of jam each, it
fit it may be to others I take much became necessary to write oft the
pleasure in saying that I have found charge of 337,704 pounds, in respect
wonderful benefit from tho use of Dr. of the short height of four ounces in
Williams' fink Pills. When I began each tin. It was seen on reference to
tal:ing them I was so badly run some of the contracts for purchase of
down that I could scarcely go about jam that they includes( a provision
the house. T was also troubled with that it should be supplied in tins
containing one {hound each.
have again."
If you want to be healthy in spring
don't dose yourself with purgatives --
they only weaken -they can't cure.
Don't experiment with other so-called
tonics. Take 1)r. 1Villiamsi fink
Pills at once and see how quickly
they will banish all spring ailments,
and ntnke you active and strong.
Sold by all medicine dealers or sent
by mail at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 by writing the Dr.
Wi'tiarns' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
ATLANTIC WHALING.
Several years ago one of the old
school physicians who hind never lost
a case of pneumonia where the pa-
th 0t was under 60, said that he at-
tributed his success largely to the
AMOUNT OF LOSS.
"I, therefore, requested that infor-
mation might be furnished as to the
terms of the vontrue'ts in these ceases,
and as to the examination given to
ins'.ire that full contract weights were
delivered; also whether any other
cases of short weight had been
brought to not ice. and. finally,
whether the deficiency was investigat-
ed at the time by a court of inquiry
JOHN J. BURNS CURED BY
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS.
He Had Chronic Inflammation of
the Kidneys -Says IIis Brother
Foresters can Tell all About it.
Darnley, 1'.1':.1., April 17 -(Special)
-John .1. Burns, u prominent mem-
ber of the 1. 0. 1•'. here, whose cure
of Chronic Inflauunation of the
Loins and Kidneys caused a sensa-
tion some time ago, reports that he
is still in splendid health. "Yes."
says Mr. (turns, "toy cure is entirely
satisfactory. I have hnd no trouble
since I us -oft Podd's Kidney Pills.
'They drove away the disease from
which 1 suffered for right years.
"No. 1'11 never forget 11odd's kid-
ney fills. The doctor could not help
me. I got so bad I could scarcely
walk, sit or sleep. I was about to
give up entirely when an advertise-
ment led ire to try Dodd's .Kidney
Pills. Now I ant in good health.
Doed's Kidney Pills saved lily life."
If any one doubts Mr. Iturns' story
ho simply refers theta to his brother
Foresters. They all know how he
suffered and that Dodd's Kidney Pills
cured hint.
f
A little Sunlight Soap will clean
cut glass and other articles until
they shine and sparkle. Sunlight
Soap will wash other things than
clothes.
No Breakfast Table
complete without
P
An admirable food, with all
its natural qualities intact,
fitted to build up and maintain
robust health, and to resist
winter's extreme cold. It is
a valuable diet for children
C
The Most Nutritloua
and Economical.
A ROYAL BOOKLET.
GREW TIRED OF STUDYING The Grand Trunk Railway System
are distributing a very handsome
SCHURMAN'S SON IS NOW A booklet descriptive of the Royal Mus -
LABORER, . koka llotel, that is situated in Lake
lite oldest inhabited residence in
ltosseau, in the .Muskoka Lakes. 1,1,, tnited kine dem is said to be
• "highlands of Ontario." The publi- 1,1.111s '1111 ('11811,•, du the 1910 of
President of Cornell Is Letting His cation is one giving a full descriptio, 1,1.1.e -tile sent of the the Isis of
Son Cultivate a Taste for i of the attractions that may be found
Learning. ' at this popular resort, handsomely i1- Ak•Lcod-part of which dates from
lustrate(I nith colored prints of lake the ninth century, or a couple of
�• While }hesiAent Jacob Gould Schur- and 1,Ianei scenery, the hotel itself, hundred years before the'cunluest of
and reported to the 'Treasury. 1u turn of Cornell University is 011303- and Horny of the special featwoslint 1:nglund by lhillinni Lhc Norulun.
(hese inquiries, which were addressed ing the pleasures of travelling in may he found there. It is printed on { "`
to the War Oflico on =April 20, 19111, I Mexico and other southern cotntrieei '1'itcAre Not Violent in Action.-
with his wife and daughter, his chi- fine enameled paper, enund in a cover some' persons, when they wish to
1 have, up to the present, received no gating the appearance of Morocco cleanse the stomach, resort to Epsom
reply. The item of 1,583 pounds I est son, Hobert Schurman, aged 19 leather, to ith a picture of the hotel and other purgative salts. These aro
shown on the lint of losses, .etc., 01 I years, is wielding a sledge ill the 1 speedy iu their action, but serve no per -
and surroundings on the sante, and i ntnnemt good. Their nix produces in-
the
come to those %bo drink PURE TEA like
Avoid ordinary teas if you care for SOUND, SWEET SLEEP, :tad
ask for the specially manulxctured, carefully picked
(BLUE RIBBON TEA. TRY THE RED LABEL.
ONLY ONE BEST TEA -BLUE RIBBON'S Ili
JAI'S KEEL' NO ANIMA't.
Japan is a land without domestic
animals. it is this circumstance
which strikes tltu stranger so forcibly
in looking upon .1apnn('st' landscapes.
There are no cows, there are but few
horses, and these are imported main-
ly for the use of foreigners. The
carts in the city streets are pulled
and pushed by coolies, and the
Pleasure carriages are drawn by men.
There are but few dogs. there are 110
sht'ep, and wool is not used in
clothing, silk and cotton being the
staples. 'There are no pigs -pork is
an unknown article of diet -there are
no gouts. or mules. or donkeys. Wild
animals there are. however. and in
particular hears of enormous size.
Lifebuoy Soap - disinfectant - Is
strongly recommended by the medical
profession es n safeguard against in-
fectious diseases. 22
OI.D1:ST it1:SIDENCE.
the account, represents this deficiency blacksmith shops of thi• (1oltun ci •lent c tills, and it persisted in they
p Bridge and Coustruclipn Company the crest of the hotel embossed in I p
not at the purchase rice of the jam. injure the stomach. or do they act
for sistemty-five cents it day. high relief. A glance through thio upon the intestines in a beneficial way
Privation has runny times visited booklet makes one long for the plea -
this young man in the last month sure of Sumune•r and outdoor life.
since he was sent out in the world and copier: may bo secured gratuit-
upon his mettle. He has been coo- orlsly by applying to any Grand
pelted to earn his bread by tho Trunk ticket office.
strength of inexperienced aeons.
but at the rate ut which the surplus
jam was sold at Durban."
BAD .AMMUNI'19ON.
The Audit or-C:enerul's report 10
dated February 21, of the present
year. His letter to the 11'ar Ottit•e of
last April has therefore retrained When yo•ing Schurmun entered the Mistress -"Do you think that young
unanswered for a year. Next university of which his father is pro- policeman who calls hore so often
there is a little miscalculation do tho silent he showed a marked abhor- means business, Norah?" The Cook
England "copper bottoms" cone) matter of suits. The numier provided rence to spending his hours in grind- (bltuhing)-"I think he do, mum.
snoring homeward, bearing fat under the demobilization arrange- ing.tie ex{:ca•iene'ed difficulty with Iles begun to complain atoll. my
freight of "sperm" and ivory from! meats was greatly in excess of the his studies during the first year, and cooking already."
far Southern seas. Again is profit! requirements owing to. the "diflicul- last year his inclliciency in scholar -
accruing from a pursuit long deemed! ty of forecasting. Soule of therm ship was more than ever evident.
unremuncrative, for the I'hyseterI were
hsol to the yet been e5ttroops at liutaloss
'THROWN ON TILE HOCKS.
family has muhiplicd apace iu re-; After the final evaminalions ho
cent years and sperm whaling is Twenty thousand were 801(1 b.
coming to its own again. i der at a loss of £7,000. Then again,
Some startlingly lucrative voyages! 50,000,000 rounds of ammuntion,
have marked the progress of the bus -1, "imperfect and doubtful,"e were
Mess of late. The Mer:eing Star,! brought back from South Africa for
( ft' a x -
(:ancon, Sunbeam and others of the' ) field practice. Ihe \Aar ice sit Y. and Suddenly found himself that Iceland was once covered
older ships have excelle•et their best (tended 13.000.000 rutut::s in tri- it.stranded upon the high rucks thrown show tress.
previous records in point of phi nu- way, and found it "unsatisfactory
u eon his o%rn resources. s.1
menallrich cargue brought home and sometimes dangerous." They the ith Ming helplessly about with 0111 The voter tailing medicine. Holloway's
to swell the bunk accounts of owners tided to snake 28,000,000 rounds. ; ('leen Cure, failing
es all kinds of corns,
and officers. Even the smallest of 1'p to the present, however, accord-' a small nmount of Monet, be learned etc.: oven the most difficult to
the schooner class have ",.truck luck' ing to the Auditor -General, only a that work was to be obtained at ree 1U. cannot withstand this wonderful
l'' I .• hove been, (Ini•iou, N.V., land immeliutely bur- remedy.
Minard's liniment used by Phisicians
found himself hopelessly conditioned. Iceland possesses a large number of
No helping hand was extended to trees, although it is only credited
hire. and President Schurmun decided with having one. The climate and
to make an example of his own son. soil are by no means unfavorable to
Ile was "buste(1" from the uuiter- tre,-growing. and evidence exists to
timely use of soap poultices, which and the renewed spectacle of lune small 1111111 )1_1 0f utr r p 1, • ried to Make application for o posi-
wele made by having tho soap erre whalers "boiling" here and there over :cuntertetl, and some doubt has been tion with the n• Alt •h i St, Petersburg occupies; six large
hos, then thickening with bran. In all the track of sea from the Azores expressed) as to the practicability of c ), k 1 g
these dins, when 90 few, even among south of Walfrseh Iluy, west const of remaking the ammunition at a rens- somewhat experienced with 'hill- and many sitmll islands at the
the farmers, make soft soap. a poul- Africa, reminds us of the palmy daysDoable cost. He has as:icd whether ery through his comiection ttith the mouth of the Neva.
p oo. subject university, young Scl►urman knew
Lice ,early as good can be made by of the American whale fishery, when
using a weak lye, in place of the "spouts" were legion in all the
soap. To make the lye. pour boil- Western ocean.
ing water oter wood ashes. At Take the case of the schooner Elea -
most drug store ► an alkaline pout -
al,
• B. Conwell. That craft left Fay-
most
can be purchased reads prepar-
ed.
al, whore she had landed her previous
ed. which is s' ler to the soap pout- cutch, early in October, 1903, to
tires of former years. to cases of cruise south. The hurricane that
extreme tenderness, cracker crumbs swept the Acores October 9 caught
can be used In place of the bran, her in its track and Gripped her of
making it far lighter.
Sometimes it is difficult to wring
cloths nut of water sufficiently •hot
all boats, etc., driving her to ('ape
de Verde to report. Obliged to pro-
ceed to St. Kitts, West Indies, to
to attain t he desired result. One
l procure new boats and repair. sho
did not resume whaling until March,
way is to place the cloth to be when she wens rtsbed north to the
wenn}; inside of a dry towel, and 1 Hatteras ground. She tinned whales
thin twist at the ends. A wringer a there, and in 'l7 days ander sighting treed in tents, or lie in (he open, where he chose to settle, and these `1( to s n l . pan
nu1,y be (180(1. but the best is to 11801 her first sport she was homeward and thin, according to the Auditor- friends have more than onco indirect- Load 14) in Jeremy. and 15 degrees
a steauter. If possible. have a bound, a full ship, reaching New General, "the consequent wastage is ly become acquainted with his un- warmer in •11113'.
11 it t r to the patient's J h t0( barrels f serious." At the Durban base sup- usual financial position lie never
U113 III It nothin • about the work 1:11(1 unex-i
hits been arrived at, and also whelIt r 6Salatica put him on crutches
the liar Office has taken tiny action pect1edly at his door. He was neces-
8tLI y put at tho very bottom, and
Jas. Smith. dairymen. of Grimsby•
in regard to the question of an int- PP t 11 L common
fent., writes: "Ary limbs were almost
proved system of packing ammuni-
tion, but without receiving any re-
ply.
WORSE BOOKKEEPING.
The system of bookkeeping in the
Bloemfontein Ordunnnce Department
is next mentioned. In numerous in-
stancts the total quantities recorded
on the isn'ae of the ledger exceeded
those on the receipt side. it appears
also that the leilk of the stores at
tho Bloemfontein depot aro still shel-
oft a par with the otos (e
workmen of the concern, using a useless from sciatica and rheumatism.
sledge in the blacksmith shopand and. notwilbstending my esteem for
b 111}..tcinns. 1 must gi.e the credit where
cleaning by bund "pig iron." I �t Irclont;-. 1 am it cured man to -day,
(411(1 South American J1'•&U01ntic Curo
STICKS '10 I'C• I inti -t have all the credit. It's a ntar-
His associates found occasion often tel -34
to find glaring faults with his at- Scotland is connected with Iceland
tempts at work, but with a determi_ by a submerged bank at a depth of
nation to master the first principles 500 fathoms.
of the work he toiled more earnestly
than ever. His natural spirit of
Ask for Minard's a
friendliness wort for him friends 4)d take no other
among both sexes in the little town' • •k' i few cereus colder t1
ruin „ stove nos a Ihdtor(1 June 23, ttdt 1 ,urre s o e
bed, and on it {,lace n basin of boil-BEST
• and the decks still hearing ply dept. various boards ordered dun- complained. B1 SIT EXCURSION TO NEW YORK
ing heater, and over this set the traces of the lust cal, the last whale ing 1902 and 1903 the destruction of President Schuman, convinced that
Goes vin 1 act:atvannn, April 29th.
and more than ordinary measures moat be $9.00. IiounA 'Tip from Buffalo.
adopted to give to his son an un- $9.00. Full pnrticul(rs, A. Leadlay,
(Ielstlandin; of the educational advnn- Toronto, or Fred P. Fox, Buffalo,
tages at his disposal, flrst comiselleil. N. Y.
then ordered the young man to at
d his Studies, and, failing in uothI
steans•r. The first time, the cloths
will need to be wrung out of the
water, but after that, all that is
11r9(.oal;V Is to place thein in tho
steamer.
The remembrance and use of the
f '-at inn I remedies may
having been taken only four days supplies-murstly meat, bucun•
prior to arrival. vegetables -of the value of 20.3,027
The bark Canton, %those 18 pounds. The cause given is "deter -
months' vo'. age, en:ling in Septem_ titration hastened by the want of
Ser, 1902, yielded) 2(H► barrels oft proper storage -a circumstance be-
e;pernt a record (spieling the best yowl the control of the officers at tho
i 1 he , lois I tot'n cg. depot."
ten
simple ,arae y e t t n , c ay , k Rations to the taloa of attempts. put hint upon his own re-'
prevent a severe illness. but greatly The bark Sunlit -am, too, ehe,ser £225,00( in all sere destroyed in sponsihility.
to he avoided is the s,'if-adntinistra- cutch of the voyage iinniedintely pre- South Africa. As they were "sub- Young `churmnn ie a naemh0r of
tion of drugs. No matter how much cerlint; is said to hive been %with jecte(1 to exceptional treatment, it I he Phi Kappa 1'si Fraternity., He
t rule possible to re- , imminent in class politics.
cover a part of their tt value from the
common Pens° and self-reliance we $8./,(1(10, was a prince favorite of ,ons not its
n way 1
met have. the most of its know nit- fortune. this bels box of a ship.,
smite ely nothing of the real effecte of re,ching N.'t'. leer() sl June 26 from n contra. tors."
the Carious drugs upon floe system. 22 menthe' trip with a grand total A Wrolwieh arsenal stock -laking in
As for nttself. i should pity even a u` 2,•100 t•nrrels sltrrin, ah11081 the 11102 disclosed "lnrge discrepancies.'
sick cat who was compelled to lap helmet. catch. time and el•e:ttt1(3 colt- 'These stuck -takings were ordered, tho
i.Iered, of the entire wailing record.' results of which have not yet Imen
pp any nnt'rlicimil doses of my con- r. ('unirrlunicatei to the Auditor -Geller-
t -♦ I al's Department. It is promised that
VALUABLE TO MO'I'Hi• tel. I "the mutter still not be lost sight
Flt1'IT• lir.•
Fruit alone will net sustain life Baby's Own 'Tablets are for child -
for any length of time, but helps ren of all eget+-1 hey ere equally
to i m11 sh n variety in the diet. good fur the new-born hake or the ltl'' MIA'M POOH(lltl';AT VA115.
It .1 1,11410es and improves app..- t -green
li;.. er 1 ilIgestiun, reitetes Chir:.t. It else coli., h ,lisisti„t1, censti'ea-
iut.l ietroducee stater into your thee teething ()modes. :liarrhoe,,.
system nets as n bit nt,te or nstrin- and simple fever. She 'Patel is hookgrist.- tlnnutates the hidneys nn 1 up colds. pri''.ent croup, rend promote
8up'.lie s the meanie salts necessary healthy sleep. They are guarani. ed
to pi wee nutriment. not to contain a particle of opiate
or oily of the polsnnv (mind tit so-
dolleed "soothing" medicines. Everymother who has lise;l these Tablets
speaks of thein in the hish('st'•rafse.
Mrs. T. 'l'lnilick, Pittston. Ont.,'
snye:-"I have used 13aby's Oen Tab-
lets with the most satisfactory re-
sults. I can 1, nl'tmend thein to all
mothers as a remedy for teething
and other troubles of childhood."
Yon can get the Tablets from nny
medicine dealer, or by mail ctt 2:1
ce11te n box by writing The or. Wil-
liams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
ceIl ,•hind. 'Ilhev will prulmp
Among the laxatives are figs.
poetess (Intel, nectarine's, oranges
a d ullelherriee.
'Ilse astringents are blackberries,
dewbcr, fee, rn.pberries, ponmgran-
at. M. quinces, pears, wild cherries.
cranberries and medlars.
'the kinds used for diuretics are
graft. e. black current e, peaches,
w•hort Ieherriea and prickly pears. The
refrieernnts are red and white cur-
rants. aooseberroes. leptons. limos
and .ltetdes
Apples are useful RS a stomach 90 -
dative. and will relieve nausea, and
even se•n-slcknese.
Dnnghter Goo hire lip from, her
novel)-"Pnpn, in time of trial, what
do you euppo9e brings the most com-
fort to a man's' l'apa-" (n ncq'lit- horrid. or antique and perfectly
lel, 1 should think." 10' ely."
"I say, Maud," •.aid Mande, "did
you ser .lire. .tinkle*' new vase?"
"Yes, isn't it perfectly horrid?" "i
don't know yet. 1 hat' n't f„nnd out
whether 11 is modern and perfectly
The pres.•nt 1' r Is 1 he fount h upon
whirpt 11118,18 has entered within the
last Hovequarters of a e ntury. Iler
test wile with 'I'nrha•y. It iliolten
nn ex;,en.i.tof u,ul0,111 d
n loss of 1'_0,urc $I
000 nv,1rn 1'htoeat wanens
in 18.4 Twenty-six years later
clime the ('rimenn, in which ('ranee
an.] Fn. Lind look n hand. It sons
spread neer 1851-8; and cn-t 81,-
eeeeturiefet0 end 145,(8'fl met). 'Then
10 1477 followed a further fight
with •1'er!('3. in whit h $950,000,000
wits expended,• and 180,001) men dis-
posed of. ltutedn is said to have
an available war hod of $500,000,-
000.
'1'itE.E 5110111.1) l'AY nI:N'T.
l'rohnbly the most co'iitty tree in
the world is the (:into tree which
grows in Wood Street, In the City
of London. it of clips space which
would bring in a rental of $1.250
pier annum. and this cnpitnlieed 4)t
thirty year,' purchase gives a value
of *37,:e1l0.
'I'f'A('UP I'l1IL(►SOi'IIY.
An .•xeert is a man who does not
get 1411 eoed when cross-exautin,d.
A fault which huu,hlen a 19811 is
of more wee to hlut than a 110.111 ac-
tion which pulls hits up with ptid.e.
Tho young Iady who 1s receiving
attention from a young man will do
well to inquire if his mother gets
any.
It is better to right your wrongs
while they aro yosng and tender
than to nurse them until they are
old and tough.
ferry man thinks every ether
trfhn has his price,
ile who takes goer( carr •,f the
days nerd gelee himself no soorry
ove r the yens.
A woman (1uatutuntiesstn11.1 why
her husband his In work ser ;well to
make both en'.s meet. when 4e is su
much cleverer than other men.
TURKISH PRINTING OFFi('ES.
All printing establishments in 'Tur-
key, according to it new law, may
have only one door. and that open-
ing on to the street. \%ihdut+s must
be covered with close -m, shed) wire -
netting. so that no papers c;tn he
handed through. A statement
be made a year in ethane.. of the
amount of ink required, a hieh u ill
be supplied by the Sift' e. A specimen
of everything printed is to be kept
and twist be Amen itt any time to
a police inspector on pain of a fin
"I got my husband to admit. that
he was it fool to -day." "(low (lid
you ninnuge it?" "i showed hire
soak' letters he wrote me daring our
courtship."
in its Inst .tI stages 0 cold i9 a local
ailment easily dealt with. lint ninny
neglect it and the result 1, often the
devclopaient of .Ilstressing seizures of
the bronchial tubes and lungs that ren-
der life miserab,e for the unhappy vic-
tim. As a first aid there is enthieg
In the handy medicine line so certain In
curative results its pickle's Anti-Con-
atunptive Syrup, the far-famed remedy
for colds .and coughs
Rc'l10O1. D.1'rllS.
.\II 110w Vc110018 in Switzerland
have n portion of the ground flour
appropriated for baths. Each class
bathes about once a fortnight, sum-
mer and u inter. Seep is used, and
a warns hath is followed by n choler
on'. Sick children and those Itncing
ta.in
diss tses are eetlnded.
Parmeleo's Vegetable Pills answer all
purposes in this respect, and have no
superior.
Him -"Yes, ho's an artist, a
musician. and a poet." He --"Is he?
Poor fellow! I had no idea that he
was so poverty-stricken as all thet."
Minard's liniment lumbe ,man's friend
There is hardly anything so foolish
as imagining tliat people are crazy
to be reformed.
FOR 01/Eft SIXTY MEANS.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by millions of mothers for
their children while teething. It soothes
the child, softens the gums. allays pain,
cures wlndcolic, regulates the stomach
and bowels, ands Is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. 'Twenty-five cents it bottle.
Sold by druggists throughout the
world. Be tore and ask for "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup." 22-04
"Yours is rather a discouraging
profession, is it not?" someone ask-
ed the man who hopes to make an
airship. "No," replied the (atter;
"things are always looking up with
us, evert if we rarely get. there!"
An End to 11111o9s Headache.-Ittl--
ousness, which Is caused by excessive
bile in tho stomach, has a marked ef-
fect upon the nerves, and often mani-
fests itself by severe headache. This is
the tnot distressing headache one tan
have. 'There are headaches from toll,
from fever, and front other causes. but
the most excruciating of all is tare o:!1-
ous headache. Pnrmelee's Vegauthts
Pills will cure it --cure it almost immed-
iately. It. will disappear as soon ea
the Pills operate. There is not.h:ngg
surer in the treatment of bilious head-
ache.
First Fly -"What Inakes you so
disgruntled?" Second Fly-"Ilere
I've leen biting a billiard ball Ity
mistake for the last ten minutes."
Strong word* by a N sty York Spe-
Wallet -"After years of testing and
comparison I have no hesitation in
saying that Dr. Agnew's Cure for tae
Heart is the quickest, safest, and sure -
est known to medical science. I use it
in my own practice. It relieves the
most acute forms of heart ailment in-
side of thirty minutes and never (nils."
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Recent travellers In 'Tibet have no-
tices) that while the etTects of rare-
fied air are severely felt at altitude..
of between 11,000 and 1(3,000 feet,
on going yet higher• all diengr•eenblo
sensations pass off.
11011 SALi:.--610 ACRES, UNIA1-
proved grain Iund. good soil, every
acre is tillable. 21 nulos southwest of
Craik. Assiniboia 'Penns $0.110 per
acro. 13.04) cash, balance 5 years at
O p.c. 0. A. Kohler, Ilutchio.on,
Minn.. U.S.A
lo 1\Olt SA LE -Two r: 00D SAleDV
loam faro,.. near Waterford, Nor-
folk county; 97 and 50 acres: 30
acres grain; lair buildings; possession itt
o nce. It. .8. Robinson, R'uterford, lent.
Stump and Tree Pullers
aelfis:whortng and Stump.
an, holed. Points Mug new.
POI an ordinary stump III 1)
all n.. t e.. Ito 6
a,raa at a aat-
1ln::. LIrerent
rices to salt
alt knock of
,lead:. eta.
Fortilustreted
catalog (Valeta
Powerful,
Handy,
Low
Priced.
Milne Mfg. Oe. 915 Ninth St., nmouth, lll,
eusomenomemmeee
I believe MIN:11{D'S LINIMi•:N'l'
will cure every case of Diphtheria.
Riverdale. MIIS. REIUIBEN (BAKER.
I believe MINAiII►'S LINIJl1•:NT
will prone,.. erot'.th of hair.
31I1S. ('IIAS ANDERSON.
Stanley. 1'. 1':. I.
1 believe 3lIN.\It1YS I.INiMIi?N'I' 1s
the best household remedy on earth.
A1.1'1'I'IIl AS 1 (11,EY.
Ott City, Ont.
tt
FOR LAMP OIL ECONOMY
Sarnia
USE Prime OIL
White
No real need to buy the more expensive
oils if GOOD BURNER is used
and KEPT CLEAN.
If you want a BIG L}GIIT---,heel( oR
YOUR GAS JETS 1N 058 -
Queen
TRY A 011 y
SE'TUL
Lamp
The Choicest Oil Made is
PRATT'S ASTRAL
For Sale by Dealers.
nig
QUEEN CITY OIL CO., T rerTitEi
CLEA_NINQ
WAIL R'"'
LADIES' a a a sulTs°
Use be doe* esrfsetty by ow French Proems. Try 16
WINS AMERICAN OVUM CO.
(11t0811110w.f. TORONTO, OTTAWA a QUEBZZO
Ile -"So you are in the habit of
talking to yourself." She -"Yes.
You see, I've got to toll somebody.
end if I tell it to myself I'mi sure
that it won't get any farther."
NO -I' 111 :A 1 "I'1 l'UL.
A mother was .t • ' Iaeard telling her
little boy that if he continued icing
nnoightt sho would die mei ne.el•
come hack are' alone. 111th the in-
nocency of babyhood, he threw hie
arms shout his mother's neck and
promised to be good. ile we'll(' not
have been a natural child If he had
not, forgotten all about it, as he did
in a few moments. and this time the
mother clue(' her eyes and feigned
the deathlike sleep. The little one
made every effort to arouse his mo-
ther. and again repeated his prom -
tee of sting good. At this she open-
ed her eyes, and the pleasure of tha
eh id 3:4) w no hnnnde. Many mo-
thers hate done the sante thing; but
it is not he a1•t iful to net a lie.
IS ;UE NO. 1&-05
Mother (:raves' Worm Exterminator
(10119 not require the help of any pur-
gative medicine to complete the cure.
Give it a triol and bo convinced.
"All things come to him who
waits." "Yes, and when they come
ho finds that they weren't worth
waiting for!"
Kidnoy Cry.- Pain In the back is the
cry of the kidneys for help. To neglect
tho cal( Is to deliver the body over
to a disease cruel. ruthless, and / ally
life destroying. South American I1(id-
ney Curo has power akin to miraculous
In helping the needy kidneys out of the
mire of disease. It relieves in six
hours. -38
The deepest sounding yet made in
the oceans is the Aldrich beep, to
the east of New Zealand. Hero the
sen Is :30,1)80 fret deep.
KeHp Hinarti's Liniment in the hoose
'The largest island in the world is
New Guinea. 3013,000 square mils,
Great Britain is 43,826 square mike.
S unningseree, the outcome of ncgle't,
or bail blond. have a never -failing balm
in Dr. Agnew's Ointment. Will heal lain
most stubborn cases. Soothes irrita-
tion almost instantly niter pest appli-
cation. It relieves all Itching and burn-
ing skin diseases In a day. 1t cures
pile.. in :1 to 5 nights. 85 cents. -89
She sen in the Roth Polar Bonin
consists of two different, kinds et
anter -nn upper layer of low temper-
ature nn.l net .'ry salt. and n low-
er layer of a r, tat ively high temper-
ature and extremely 8:+1in0,
As the Oil Mats In. the Pain flubs
Out. -Applied to lite seat of a pain in
any part of the body the skin absorbs
the soothing 11/1111111/11 under brisk fric-
tion and the lint lent obtains almost in -
St ant relief The results 01 the use of
Dr. 'Phomas Eclirtric 0d have sur -
• ked nanny who were uunrquainted
with its gmtlitiea. and once known it
will not he rep Cited. TO +1
--
'rhe "1l'nll,d Cities" ••1 , 1 nn lire
well nein.'el, for the 11.. me
sine mind, ti by wenn n0 1. 1 i .., in
height, and from. 16 to :1t in
lir. act h. The ('iI, of 1i .• /1,1`1 is
surrounded by a • .111 1n 1i 1 ", , ir-
clllnfe0'enCe.
When the little folks take c'1,'
and coughs, don't neglect them
and let them strain the tentter
membranes of their lungs.
Give thein
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure T talc
It will cure them quickly and
strengthen their lungs. ,`
It is pleaeant to take, ,
Price., 21k., 10c., sad 11.00. NM t
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