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TIE CABE OF THE SKIN.
To most persons the 'skin <'presents
Simply the organ of touch, and beCause
It is customary to keep nearly all of its
&niece concealed, its relation to the wel-
fare of the hoc:; is overlooked It has,
wevor, most important functions, such
' the casting out of waste mailer and
nainlenanec of tier even body tettt-
ure, disregard of which may lead
ious disturbances -t health.
aside` from its Neely physiologi-
cal purposes, the skin is an important
Influence for or against personal appear-
ance, and its proper is therefore worthy
of consideration from this point of view
alone.
Cleanliness is the greatest essential to
the care of the skin. For the cleansing
bath, water as hot as ' an he borne is
test, and a good soap should be freely
applied with a moderately stiff bath -
brush. If the water is at all hard it is
well to soften it by the addition of a
little ammonia or borax. A quick spong-
Ing of the entire body with cold water
should follow, in order to cause the
pores relaxed by the heat to contract;
and the drying should be accomplished
by brisk rubbing with a coarse towel.
Although the habitual use of hot wa-
ter on tate face is sometimes condemned
o►' the ground that it tends to favor the
relaxation of the skin and produces
wrinkles. there is no danger of this if
the washing be concluded with cold
water.
The sponge is a thing to be avoided,
as it is difficult to keep clean, and forams
+One
a beautiful lurking place for germs.
1 t
t. g
wa
sh cloth should bekept for the face
alone, and this should be boiled 're-
qucntly.
At night it is a good plan to rub a
little pure cold cream Into the shin of
the face and then wipe it off with a
piece of soft linen. It is surprising how
black the hitter will appear when the
operation is finished. 'Cold cream and EVERYDAY RAYS.
talcum powder and some of the cos-
metics are safe and useful. but other cos-
metics do more harm than good.
The development of wrinkles can be
retarded, and if present they may he
lessened by gentle rnas''nge with the
finger -lips nnointed with cold cream. A
good general rule is to let the direction
of the rubbing be upward and outward.
Above all, it should be remembered
that cleanliness, exercise, fresh air,
simple fond and attention to the diges-
A MO MLR'S DM.
THREW BIBLES INTO SEATTHE CAUSE OF
WOMAN'S TROUBLE
'ibe l4houtd Carefully Guard the Health
of Iter Growing Daughter—Iter Futuro THE VOYAGE OF THE STEAM Y'AUIT
Happiness Depends on the Change PANDORA.
From Girlhood to Womanhood.
Every mother should watch with the Explorer (:harped With Throwing Away
greatest cure the health of her growing Gifts Sent to Tristan da
daughter. She is 0 girl W-Jay—to-utor
r . • u woman. The happy health off Cunha.
W( I ltulllood depends ul,on this vital
chango, from girlaeod. W hen nature
Makes new demands upon her blood
supply, you !nest build up her blood
with Dr. Williams' fink Pills. Ilcr
system is untepual to that strain if her
back aches. if she is pale or chin, dull-
tyed or languid. Dr. Williams' fink
l'ills will give her new, rich, .red blood
and tide her over the crisis. Dr. Wil-
liams' fink Pills will make her develop-
ment perfect and regular—they will
snake her a strong, happy, graceful wo-
man. Miss Eserine Vilandre, St. Ger-
main, Que., says: "While attending school
my health began to give way. I suf-
fered from headaches and dizziness. my
appetite Icft me and 1 grew pale an a
corpse. As the doctors did not help me
t.ny my father got ale n supply of Dr.
\Vilfams' Pink I'ills. Before 1 had used
Iwo boxes there was an improvement,
end when I had lateen a half a dozen
was again in perfect health. 1 believe
all weak girls will find new health if
They take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
Thousands of growing girls. and thou-
sands of women owe health and hnp-
pdness to Dr. \Vflliams' Pink Pills.
They keep the blood rich and pure and
rctulnr.
They banish headaches cadaches nnJ
sideaches and backaches. and they
bring the rosy glow of perfect health
to pate and sallow cheeks. But you
must get the gem'ine with the full name
"Dr. Vlinms ink Pills for Pale Peo-
ple." on the vrnnncr around each box.
.
Sold by all medicine dealers or sent ey
mail at 50 cents a hnx or Glx nrlYes for
$2.50 by writing The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co„ Brockville, Ont.
The rays of heat and light are quite
independent of each other in their abil-
ity to penetrate different substances. For
illustration. glass allows the sun's heat
to pass through as readily as it does the
rays of Tight. and that without heating
the glass to any extent. If the glass tie
coaled with lampblack. the rays of light
are arrested; but the heat passes through
as before, not a single degree's differ-
ence in the latter phenomenon being
fon are the most Impor'nnt considers- noticeable. Then, again. both hent and
Mons in the care of the skin.—Youth's light pass through water. provided it is
Companion. clear. One of the oddities in this con-
nection is this—althougtr the heat and
light pass through water hi its normal
stale, the addition of a little powdered
alum. which readily dissolves without
leaving the least murkiness, will nrrst
the rays of hint to such an exetent is
to almost Inmiodintely raise the temper -
alum of the water to perceptible de-
gree. yet the light continues to puss
through as before. ice. like glass, also
transmits both heat and light.
♦�
DELICATE FROM BIRTH.
HEALTH HINTS.
In line treatment of contusion, where
there is extensive discoloration of the
e(Vin, if olive oil be freely applied, wilh-
6uT rubbing, the discoloration will quick-
ly disappear. Absorbent cotton may be
soaked in the oil and applied.
Everybody knows the tonic value of
apples upon the system. Of all the or-
dinary fruits, apples, if eaten regularly.
are the most generally beneficial, and
many n man or woman noted for his or
her good health ascribes it to the plen-
tiful eating of apples.
For external use, in sore throat, take,
a piece of lint doubled (8 inches by 2
inches.) Wring it out of hot water;
sprinkle over it n teaspoonful of eau -
dc -Cologne, and wrap It round the
throat; cover it with oiled silk of the
tome size, and lie it all on with a light
silk handkerchief.
That anyone nfllictid with a bad cough
can cease coughing at will seems on the
ince of it tut absurd Idea. Yet if the suf-
ferer. when templed to rough, will draw
a long breath. holding it until it warns,
and so soothe every air cell, he will find
that the emigh will soon be consider -
0111y Il relieved.
d.
To Straighten the Shoulders. — The
following is an excellent exercise. Stand
quite upright and raise your mins t111
they are in straight line Witt your
shoulders. 51111 keeping your elbows
In the sante position. touch your shoul-
ders with the finger-tips. Lower the
arms to the sides. Repeat, but don't ;o
or. long after the mu. -cies begin to get
tired. Take n rest and try again later.
Super•fluctis llatr.—That most distress-
ing of all blemishes to a women, can
be entirely removed by a piece of toilet
rumic-stone. 1t must tie passed tir'mly
but lightly over the skin. care being
token nal In chafe It. It is better to Ito
This at ted•linie, nfter wards applying to
the parts (without nabbing) a little cream
which should be left on all night.
When elenniug your teeth always
brush Iheln with nn up and down move-
ment. and not sideways only. and the
Dick of the teeth should be lnlshNI even
more cnrcfullly than the front, for it is
there that 'attar is most likely to nccu•
mutate.
If soap doesn't ngrec with your skin,
try giyeerine. Wring n piece of flan-
nel out of lukewarm water. pour a very
Mlle glycerine on it, and with this wash
your ince. after first bathing it In worm
er cekt wider. Well rinse and dry 1.f -
terve anis. and your fare will be benuti•
hilly vitt and smooth.
If only people could no Induced never
11: sit ver sleep Iii a mom in which all
Ih, w•Indnw•s are elnsed there would t'e
- fewer colds caught. The filen is net
s much that volt will grow used In the
1.i , (4111 that through constantly brenth-
in t fresh air your lunge will grow
,tmnger and healthier. and your body
11 iherefnre be in a more (11 condition
I withstand disease of any kind --colds
e.• ,nit the rest.
t irkieh baths should ploy n leading
1 '' in the cure of eorrulency. If it is
t ' t ssiblc for you to get (hese, make
err of laking a Iikctvnrm bath
•,ening, nfterwnrds getting seine.
' nub. knew.l, and pound all the
' Is of your body with the lintels.
.'nu you ran also Indulge in
L' dumb-bell exercises with
•
ver,
c".
1' t's' CHANCE.
De you know what 1
? ; .
11?
1 tl:mtli If 1 v. ere not
ice would kiss y0,t.
• i,vil bay! Leave the
iTogance of s:.,le
• ori mane.
In throe words --"delicate from birth"
—is expressed a world of anxieties suf-
fered by mothers whose babies have
had a bad start In life. For babies who
are ailing, peevish. cross and unable to
digest their food Baby's Own Tabletsaie
invaluable. They act almost like magic
and change cross, peevish children into
smiling, happy babies. Mrs. J. W.
Munroe, Sintaluta, N.W.T., says:— "i
have used Baby's Own Tablets for two
years andThwould not like to be without
,ern. They have changed our weak,
sickly batty into a fat, healthy little
girl. 1 can warmly recommend the Tab-
lets to other mothers." And mothers
have a guarantee
that the l
ets con-
Min
no poisonous "soothing" stuff. er
tinrrnful drug. They are absolutely safe
and aivayti,do good. Sold by all medi-
cine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a
box by writing the Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, OnL
PENC113 AND CONTAGION.
Doctors Condemn Habit of Children Ex-
dranging Lead Pencils.
Doctors in England are taking a great
deal of interest in the reports received
nom America to the effect that hall a
hundred cases of diphtheria in one ,t
the public schools have been traced to
the practice of children exchanging lead -
pencils and putting the lead -pencils in
their mouths while at study In the
schools. This system of collecting the
pencils al the close of the scho ol•day,
and d stributing them the next morning
has been In vogue in England, and
several of the most prominent physi-
cians in London have, smiled a cam-
paign against the prnrtice.
"Il does not follow that the pencils
were the only medium of contagion,"
said one of the doctors, "lint it is gene
possible. There Is no dnuht but that
the practice of distributing pencils is re-
sponsible for ninny unpleasant albite/es.
"Nine children out of ten suck the
ends of their pencils. arid, in my opin-
Inn. there could be no more potent way
Mf spreading the germs of tuberculosis
rind other disofSOs. The simplest way
to overcome the dltll.'nlly would be to
have a small drawer filled to each school
desk, so that ra••h child could keep its
ew'n pencil. It is perfectly bonetess to
fry to teach them not to suck the end."
NEVEM Tlll.11 .\ LII:
'1 inmy," said a father to his s•'n,
"have you been nt (hos.' six apples 1 pit
in tine cupl.niint!"
"Father," said Tommy. lnnt.hng into
this eves, "I have not touched one."
"Then how is 1t your e Mier found eve
apple cores In your bcoleoui. and there
is only one left on the plate?"
"That." said 'I'onlmy. its he (Instil .1
wildly for the door. "is the rine 1 iiia'!
to
(►:d ('artily (giving his son n cheque,:
"Now, le• careful, my boy. Renieniher..t
fool and`his nlonev are coon pared.'
Sinndall ('nct,l%: "lea, sir; and Ihnnlc
you for h«t imp; t,bliged me to pronrpUy,'
Do the islanders of Tristan da Cunha
shave? This interesting problem was
pro,.oundcd at the Old Bailey police
court, London, by Mr. Justice Grantham,
but no one was able to enlighten his
Lordship.
The question had reference to the
charge against a fair-haired, nautical -
looking man, who was in the dock, r.o
Tess a personage than Mr. Thomas Cur-
adoc Berry, the redoubtable explorer of
the South Seas, anti captain of the fam-
ous steam yacht Pandora.
The details of a certain .historic voy-
age of the Pandora to Tristan da Cun-
ho are already well known. It has been
told in the police court how the explor-
er Kerry obtained the concession to trade
in guano at the Island, and how in re-
line' for the concession he agreed to
lake out gifts from charitably -minded
English people to the poor isolated is -
hinders.
BIBLES OVERBOARD. ....
Among these gifts were many books
from the Duchess of Bedford, being dis-
tinguished and edifying books from
Woburn Abbey, many Bibles from other
benevolent folk,
and
various further
ar-
ticles that the kin -hearted thought the
islanders would find useful.
But Kerry. the explorer, it is alleged,
look a different v ie.ttalto, Carl in the
q Y
r
• .Gravesend. on(list
voyage. e At (, es d. the
3 1••
day out. he tipped casefuls of Bibles in-
t) the river, with the remark, "I do not
wan' that stuff," and other islanders'
comforts including 10)0 books and
Bibles. he sent down, it Is alleged, to
Davy Jones near the Equator.
This romance, Mr. Gill, IC.C., repent-
ed to Mr. uslice Grantham, charging
the explorer with "theft as a bailee."
FIFTEEN VOLUMES APIECE
The judge casting aside all temptation
to revel in the romance of it all, im-
mediately examined matters from a
utilitarian point of view. There are 1110
islanders on Tristan da Cunha, tie
pointed out. and the Pandora had includ-
ed in her cargo 1300 books and Bibles.
This would be at ttie rate of fifteen books
and Bibles to each Islander.
The judge also inquired about the kind
of islander w'ti was to be the recipient
of this wealth of literature. Ile wns
informed that the inhabitants are the
descendants of shipwrecked sailors and
n party of seamen which was sent to
annex the island in 1885.
Si•thorough was his Lordship's an-
alysis of the nature of the library that,
when it wns stated that some of the
volumes contained undesirable insects,
he said: "Were the Insects to be deliv-
ered as well?" (Loud laughter.)
THANKS OF ISLANDERS.
Even the Island's babies interested his
i.ordship. Counsel on side said that
there were no babies, and counsel nn
the other side that the place was over-
run with them.
it was when a consignment of cheap
,rnzors was mentioned that the Judge
asked w•heleher the islnnder's shaved.
During the day Mr. Gill read a setter
which Explorer Kerry wrote to the
Colonial Insititute on Iain return from
the eventful voyage. In tits the explor-
er said: "I found the Islnr.der•s well and
berme. and they were delighted with
your presents, which 1 personally dis-
Irlhule.l."
To the Dateless of Redford he wrote:
"The islanders pnrticulnrly requested
me to convey to your Grace their most
sincere rothanks for yourr GraC
s
kind
present."
Yet, according to Mr. Gill, it had all
gone to Davy Jones!
"dere." said the clerk at the Skinnem
Hotel. "we have eight hundred servants.'
"Well," said the departing guest. "1 must
have overlooked four or five. I'm :111.
sure 1 haven't tipped so many as that.'
OVER SEA II.tiBIT.
Difference on This Side of the Water.
'Ike persistent effect upon the [wand
crlfeine in coffee, cannot nut result in
the gravest conditions, in time.
F.nch attack of the drug (and that
means each cup of coffee) weakens the
e'rgrm a little more, and the end is al-
most n matter of mathematical demon-
stration. A lady writes from a Western
state:
"1 ala of German descent and it was
natural that 1 should learn at a very
early age to drink coffee. Until I was
2.i years old 1 drank scarcely anything
el'e at any meals.
"A few years ago 1 began to be affect -
td by n steadily increasing nervousness,
which eventually developed Into a dis-
tressing heart trouble that made me
eery weak vend miserable. Then, min
three years ago, Was added nslhmn in
its worst toren. My sufferings from (hese
things can he better imagined than de-
seribcd.
"During all this lime my hushand
r l alie041 more 11111y than 1 did that cot -
fee was injurious to me, and mad.' every
effort to make me stop.
"Finally it teas decided rt f.•w' months
IWO, to quit the itee of coffee absolute.
and to ndop•,t Posturn Food Coffee
ns our hot table drink. I had hut little
(den that it would help ale, but °dement-
ed to try it to plense my hu.•t'nnd. 1
yrepared It very carefullly, exactly tic -
reeding to rection:, and was delighl-
ett with its delicious flevnr and refresh-
ing qualities.
"bid as anon nv 111P pnlaon bum the
coffee had time to get met of my syst4m
Ih.' nutritive properties of the I'ostum
taunt' to build me up. and 1 am now
fully recovered from all my nervousnnas,
tient trouble and asthma. 1 gladly ac•
knnwl' dire hint now. for the first time
In years,1 enjoy period health, and that
rear, it all to Pastim," Name given
1'r•stunt Co., Bailie Creek, Mich.
There's n reasnn. head the little book,
elle, It a'I to \Wcltville" in pkg..
f'nslrmi F.si•l (:free eel -ileitis no drug,'
of any - krxrili jon whatsoever.
1S DISEASED KIDNEYS AND THE CURT:
IS DODDS KIDNEY PIU S.
Wonderful Cure of Mrs. James Kinsella,
Who Slept in a Chair for Two Sum-
sners—%hat She Says o1 IL
St. Malachie, Que., Feby, 5—(Special).
—A cure of great interest to women has
attracted the attention of those interest-
ed in medical matters in this neighbor-
hood. Mrs. Jas. Kinsella, wife of a
well-known citizen, had suffered from a
complication of troubles for about two
years. She had a pain in the right hip,
in the back and was obliged to puss
water every fifteen minutes in a burn-
ing itching sort of way.
She could not sleep at night and had
lc sit up in a chair for two summers.
Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her.
Mrs. Kinsella, speaking of tier cure,
says, "After the first box of Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills 1 felt much better. Then 1 got
more and they did me a world of good.
I have never slept in the chair since I
used Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Woman's hetth depends on her kid-
neys. Nine -tenths of the so-called fe-
male complaints are caused by uric acid
In the blond. Cure your kidneys with
fiodd's Kidney Pills and you can have
no uric acid in the blood.
I' IER'S R,
FA I GRACE.
'teacher: "Now, boys, why do w•.e sny
grace before and after meals?" No reply.
Teacher: "Come, come; surely one of
youhne
answer m -1 Tell
can me what
graceis?" Still no answer.
Teacher: "This is really terrible! Now,
Jenkins, tell me what your father' dors
after a meal?"
Johnny: "Please, miss, he rubs his
waistcoat."
Tenrher:
"That is not what 1 meant.
1 want to know what he says?"
Johnny: "Plc -ase, miss, he says, Ha!
hal Richard is !l sself again.'"
"Good -night," he whispercrt, passion-
ately, at the front door; "good -night,
good -night, good -night„ goo—" "Ex-
cuse me." said an elderly boss voice
over the baluster, "but It's been good -
morning for the last two hours. I
thought you'd like to know."
"Salada" Ceylon Tea can now be had
everywhere and within the tench of
every person as it can be purchnsed in
Gold label at 60c. per lb., lied label of
50c., Blue label at 40c., Green label at
30c., and Brown label at 25c per Ib., all
equally pure lea, but. of course. the
cheaper grades are not as fine flavored,
not being grown at as high an elevation
as the expensive teas. The latter are
produced at an elevation of 6,000 feet
above the sea level.
"He soy's his wife is largely respon-
sible for his business success," "Well,
she has certainly mnde it absolutely
necessary for him to Care more money.''
Whet should be ForgottenP Everything that
etas. What,h,u.d not oe f lrg.dtear •• 1he it
a t." M.nthul ►'latera : a p.ative cure for mu.ew
lar rbsusatiam sad ueera.gta.
"But what reason have you for think-
ing women have no nim in life?" "Well,
I've seen several of them try to throw
stones."
"Hy ,Medicine Life May be Prolong-
ed.'•—So wrote Mhakespeare nearly three
hundred years ago. It le so to -day.
Medicine will prolong Ifie, but be sure of
the qualities of the medicine. Life is
prolonged try keeping the body free
from disease. Lr. '1 honors' F:clectncc
til used internally will cure rouges and
colds, 'ruin:ate asthma, overcome croup
and glvc strength to the respiratory
organs. Lave it a trial.
e-
's '1►e new IrIMee. Close -
keep
V.c. "1
w1r�. 8
keep has got must be a jewel." Mrs.
Young: "Why, she complains about tier
more than she did about any of her
others." "Of course. She wants us all
to think that the girl isn't worth entic-
ing away."
How Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets
Give Instant Itetel.—They're bandy to
carry—take one after eating ---or when-
ever you feel atoinacli distress coming
on—sufferers have proved it the only
remedy known that will give instant re-
lief and permanent cure—no long tedl-
ous treatments with questionable re-
sulls---best for all sorts of stomach trod -
Ides. 35 cents. -116
"Oh, Mrs, Rinks." said n lodger to his
landlady one day, "i wish you could give
me a change for breakfast, as 1 get re
ther tired of n boiled egg every day ."
"Certainly, sir, 1 will do as you ask with
pleasure." Next morning he wns serve)
with two toiled eggs!
The man with a dimple In his chin
can see no beauty its whiskers.
Only n very lazy n n is ah•nkl to emit
money because It may be tainted.
11 you are n euflerer from collie get
• bottle of lllekle'a Antl-Consumpttve
tsyrup and test ire qualities. it will
1"s
found that no I.rals1 bestowed nn
e It la too high. It 411)014 all that
claimed for it. and dues It thoroughly
Do not take any eubetitute for }tickle',"
Syrup. because 15 le the tree!, having
stood the test of yearn. A 1I the best
deakre sell it.
They hnd not been married ver'g long,
and that complete blissful trust which
young husbands and wives have In each
other had not yet been broken. ilut one
morning wifle meekly remarked: --'l
mended the hole In ynur trousers pock -et
last night aft..• eau hall gorse to pkv!,
John, icor. eyrie, ern 1 not thouglhtfel
little wife?'' Husband (dubiously): \\ ell
--er--ye.es. you are thoughtful enough.
my dear. ilut how the miw'hief did you
discover there was a hole in my
pocket?"
An old farmer went in a cattle shim
to exhibit a favorite cow, for which he
had high hopes of winning first prize.
On learning the result, and that his cote
ha.l been placed fifth. iris anger knew no
(sounds, 011(1 rushing into the ring he
attacked (11.' judges. "\\ by Is 111y cot
net first? \\'hat are her (nulls I'd 1,k.:
to know?" At this point one of the
jlxlges np•proached hien Anel answered .
7,1:17,1.,,,) my gtxld man. ver.' eoniewhat
alta. She lacks good breed-
ings"
C5 � REWARD Min
�7 r be p.ud to any
per.on who proves that
Sunlight Soap cent.una one
lnjuri."es chrmir=.ls or any
form et adulteration.
Sunlight
Soap
is a perfect cleaner and will
not injure anything.
Best for all household pur-
poses, Sunlight Soap's super-
iority is most conspicuous in
the washing of clothes.
Common soaps destroy
the painted or varnished
surfaces of woodwork and
take the color out of clothes.
Even the daintiest linen
or lace, or the most delicate
colors may be safely washed
with Sunlight Soap in the
Sunlight way (follow direc-
tions).
Equally good with hard
or soft water.
Your money refunded by the dealer
from whom you buy Sunlight Soap if you
find any cause for complaint.
Lever brothers Limned. Tercet*
e Sl
1
"Ile's very rich, but very unhappy.''
"Wealth doesn't always bring happi-
ness." "Still, if one is going to be tun -
happy, It is better to be unhappy with
money than without it."
Like. bed habit a Attu ammo: grows. Rerofa-
(ome humor eczema .u4 au eluytions may 4*
bwithsylolWrod internally
y Weeer's N. At 1)ug
"Sure. 1 hear you're a linppy father,
Pat." '"Thin yez haven't heard but half
av it. I'm two ay thirn. Ute twins!"
tr—When, through h deblll-
nDelay n Not 6
ads
::or a Its
toted digestive organa, poi
way into the blood, the prime consider -
alloy' Ie to get the poison out we rapid-
ly and ne thoroughly an poeslble. 1►..
lay may mean disaster. Perinele.'s
Vegetable fills will be found a roost
valuable and effective medicine to as-
sail the intruder with. They never
fell. They go at once to the sent of
the trouble and work a permanent euro.
She (delightedly): "Papa says it we
want to get married hell pay lutlf tite
expenses of furnishing a house for us."
Ile (despondently): "Bal who would pay
the other half?"
Too Many People Dolly With Catarrh.
--11 strikes one like a Thunder -clap, de-
velops with a rapidity that no other die -
Case Joos. Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Pow-
der is the radical, quick, safe and piens-
ant cure that the disease demands. Use
the means, prevent its deep seating and
years of distress. Don't dally with
(:atnr'ti. Agnew's gives relief in len
minutes. 50 cents. -97
Cassidy—""My! 0! my, but 'tis nature(
he looks." Casey --"Aye, shun: he looks
fur nil the world lolkc a lotve nein layin'
there dead."
Prevent disorder —At the (fret syntp•
tees of Internal disorder. Parmelee's
Vegetable fills should he resorted to
Immeetately Two or three of thesis
ealutnry 1.cllete, taken before going to
bed. followed by doses of one or two
pills for two or three In succew
Bion, will serve •s n preventive of at-
tache of rtv,pepela and nil the diseron-
forte wl ', follow In the train of that
fell disorder. The means are elu.yle
when tiio way is known.
Mr. Tvnlid: "1 asked your father for
his consent over the telephone." \lisp
Chnnee: "\Vhnt did he say?" Mr. Ty.
mid: "Ile said: '1 don't know who you
are, but it's all right!'"
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As near PERFECTION as modern methods and materials will permit.
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Strung soil, 90 per cent. plough land, apriax c so slunk&
Ab tut to &lei N.K. of la lian Bead. 14i.s tkM per LIMM
Writ* fur se tp and fell partiestara
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Head Office and Worsts.
Philanthropist—My poor man, you are
in trouble, 1 see. \Vhy do you wring
your hands? Hobo --1 just wushed 'eni.
itching Piles.—Dr. Agnew's Ointment
1s proof against the torments of itching
Piles. Thousands of testimonials "f
cures affected by its use. No case too
aggravating or ton long standing for it
to soothe, comfort and cure. It cures
iu
from 3 to 6 nights. 35 cents. -95
Young 'Un: "I've had five thousand
left me by at uncle who's never seen
roe." Old 'Un: 'Thal explains ill"
There fn nothing equal to Mother
Graves' Worm Exterminator for de-
stroyingof
straying worms. No article iis kind
has given such satisfaction.
"What makes you imagine your hus-
band would make a successful writer of
fiction?" "The stories he tells me."
"A Greve yard Cush" is the cry of gartered
Wag. for t.e.cy. Clive teem An'n'e Lung rlai+are-
whicb 1 ued with good effect eve* 1a coarwmp-
Buser misty •14(54
1lo--1 am told he has more money
than he knows what 10 do with. She --
Das he really? Such ignor'an't must be
bliss.
toil1Edt (map le better thea eller seeps,
but le best when teed in tie Sealigkt way.
lay gaslight ley ant follow Iiloeti es.
"A man can be almost anything he's
a mind to be," remarked \\'iseninn.
"Ys; In his mind!" murmured Synnick.
lnnlluw•y'n Corn (lure ie the medicine
to remove •Ii kinds of corns and warts,
nod only costs the small such of twen-
ty -ave cents.
"11d1o. Jack!" called tail little 1101 ry,
"is Trenrny in the house?" "Course ae
is. Don't you see his shirt on the lice:"'
Mer'eep �Ire. Needed in tbm blood of pale, run
rut It tbe... At "Vern/vies,"
general tu eA besttonic.
ilii ggieta`
Teacher: "Johnny, you may give ine
a definition of 'hypuc•risy.' ' It s when
u boy says he loves his teacher!"
Warrior Woe.. --Through dnnip, cold
and exposure ninny a native soldier
Mao left his native hearth as "fit" as
(nun e0111(1 he to fight for country's hon•
er, has been "invalided home" because
of the vulture of the battle ground •—
liheinnatisrn. South American Mete
mate Cure will absolutely cure every
case of Rheumatism in exislcnee. Relief
in six hours. --98
MONS MEAT AND MILK FOR
POULTRY.
Lark of animal food is the weak point
with the average poultry ration. The
feeder is apt to use scraps of fresh meat
as if it were a kind of relish and not as
an important part of the fused, as his
own ration of beef steak. Results e,1
recent t:sts at experiment s►atione
favor the use for the first few weeks of
A ration in which sixty per cent. of the
flesh ferning food or protein c111110 from
animal food. Growth wns more iapid.
awl equal gr'ow'th nla'te from lees rod
vel n Lower cost than other rations Buy-
ing twenty, thirty or folly per cent. of
animal pnitein. After the fled few*
weeks, it was found toflttilde to in-
crease the proportion of grnin. These
concelslon' are in agreement with corn -
teem sense, AS the young of all birds In
the wild sit& feed largely upon Insecta.
'1111.; PEOPLE s'l ABED.
Mem. Sp cntle eih (tile possessor of
new Wont) costume) -"Did you notice
how people stated tit us lost evening!"
Ilusband (meekly)--"Y-es; 1 made m
tnistnke and had mended my nM dr•e,
cont with white thread!"
"De yoil belleve the 41
mer 's nn lance like hung ?"
.. . "(StI etpnit
sr•ying,
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CLEANING411 t
LADIES e • e SUITS
Uta be den• p•rfsetlr by ow Pru.ak Proem Try r
SRITNIN AMERICAN STEINS MO,
•OMlaUAls TONOMTU. OTTAWA a QVZBCO
RHEUMATISM
in any
form and
cold Po
rv lrla[
t
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et Pu+
1 1v
I
cured wibu 8Uda r, byour uaw,T Pateuto�
MytuetIc ul.os or moley plvny4y lefu.,ded.
Ma,.ed gap* hero Ip1.t .W,itt r de,c.iptive
book,•t. Agent• warted. MAONKT1C RaaU.
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OMENA(+11+0♦i0F0:401 Cl
FARMERS!
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/wed to use every precaution with year
stock. fly the use of our
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and other remedies you flare the beat
e Valuable Advice Free
6 UM It and Cocos' your own veterinary
a
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"There's one thing I will say," remark.
ivl Mr. Curnrox, "and that Is that my
daughter Arabella i►as a line disposi-
tion r
"Indeed?"
"Yes, sir. The way she con sit for
hours listening to herself ploy on the
piano shows remarkable self-cvntrolr
Faith
Ye. eu.ot be especsed to Gave laid% i•
Lmig
Too .gas as Gumucio.
, isasrl.1
&sum o1 the air p. e�Clove
Not tried it. We Lamlaitlt in R and we
imra.ete it. H i1 slaew't are you it code
Zea awLi.s. if it does it ems you 254
71w • fay. Try it to -Jay.
Shiloh hoe r=od ninny *wounds el the
Eked obstinate cases, and we do met hesitate
Se wry that it will cure any Colo, Cash,
Throat or Lung trouble. H we a,d d
believe this we would sot guarantee it.
Eli/oh has haul as unbroken record el
mom Ise thirty rears. It Ems steel
tray potable tat witho.l Wore. Further
Proof
is lama in the minty tssi.eni•b of those
wis, hove tried 341&6 led been cored,
Mo Ardis Taylor. Amish. Pa.. wries t—
"I took, •1444, .1 't ('...ver+a Coe
ad "mil M wry Ie1 lweetwo (Wow.
••I they 144 • Murillo 1 sa+e urea
no term
e•o eras 1 ■t w Ir wlll.a�mns •
91.401.91.401.t. We
gm* w w
w.o in Mao+ a Ie M rili
:.ley
keep it In the
SHILOH
k. wit+ to
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