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raloria, headaches — you lutist drive the
pain Irani your blood and nerves with
Ur. Williams' fink Pills. Liniments
never cure nerve and blast diseases.
11r. \Villiums' Pink 1'lls strike right
straight at the cause because They ac-
tt:aily make new blood. Through the
Lioud they conquer the painful poison,
soothe the nerves, 'loosen the muscles
and banish every ache and pain. Mr.
'Phos. J. Etsell, Walkerton, Ont., says:
"When I began using Dr. Williams
Pink I'ills 1 had been off work for three
mouths. The cords of my right leg
were all drawn up and 1 could only
Torp along with the aid of a stick. The
pain 1 suffered was terrible. Only
those who have been afflicted with sci-
atica can understand the misery 1 was
m both day and night. 1 took six
boxes of Ur. Williams' fink Pills be-
fore they helped me, but (.iter that
every day saw 811 improvenlent, and by
the time 1 had used fifteen boxes, ev-
ery vestige of the pain had disappeared!.
1 have no hesitation in pronouncing Dr.
\\ illinnms' Pink Pills the best medicine
in the world for sciatica."
Every dose of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
makes rich, pure, health -giving blood.
That is why they cure headaches and
backaches, indigestion, kidney and
liver troubles, anemia, heart palpita-
tion, and the Ills that afflict worsen
only. But be sure you gel the genuine
tills with the full ,dame. "Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale People," on the
wrapper around each box. Imitations
are worthless—often dangerous. All
niedicine dealers sell these pills or you
cnn get them by mail at 50 cents a box
0r six boxes for 82.50 by writing The
Dr Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
PNEUMONIA.
Trough modern medical science has
decided that pneumonia is an infectious
disease that fuel need not terrify it one
take a lith: trouble to ]can some-
t::ing about the disease. It is Ilt'oduced
Ly u special microbe the existence t f
which is so common in the mouth of
even healthy individuals that it is con-
sidts&d almost us a normal inhabitant
of 1111 upper part of the digestive tract.
Cne ileasr n why the saliva of a human
it ing is likely to prove fatal to animals
if injected subcutaneously is because
ttspecial property of ttie germ is 10
ace lyse whenever it gains entrance
directly under the tissues. It floes not
produce a purulent inflammation in
pneumonia. because it lies on the mucous
nu-. oilman° -of he lungs, but does
rot gain an entrance 1010 the tissues.
S(01011nle5 it finds its way into the blood
but does not produce serious results
unless the patient is much run down.
From these facts it cnn be seen that
the problem of the method by which
pneumonia is contracted is exceedingly
difficult. The presence of the germ !S
not sufficient alone to produce the dis-
ease, but there must he a certain pre-
disposition on the part of the patient,
followed by the deposition of this germ
cn a mucous membrane.
Though the method of the distribution
of the disease is not known definitely it
is acquired by mingling with crowds at
a time when one is extremely tired, 0r
when, for some reason or other, 1110 in-
terval since taking food has been longer
than usual.
Dr. Anders, who is an authority on
climatology, says in an article on lo-
bar pneumonia:—"rhe coincidence of es -
ti', 1i2ty temperatures, high baromet-
ric pi..: re, the direction and velocity
of the wind and maximum mortality
flour pneumonia is so uniformly con-
stant as to suggest a close and direct
relation between their combined influ-
ence and the progress of mortality from
pneumonia. "But," he adds, "the ma -
hor influence exerted by the seasons,
owever, is probably not direct, that
Ivy a lowering of the bodily telnperature
resistance due to the low temperature,
high barometric pressure, direction and
velocity of the wind, etc., but indirect,
namely, by bringing about that effec-
tive element in the causation, concen-
tration and increased virulence of the
specific poison in consequence of closed
doors and windows and lack of tree
ventilation."
From these facts we see that we may
procure immunity from pneumonia 1•y
healthy living, and that sanitary condi-
tions are needed rather than protective
serums. The Japanese give 118 a lesson
in this, for they are essentially a peo-
-Fle who live in fresh air and sunshine.
Personal cleanliness is another factor rn
the prevention of tuberculosis and pneu-
monia, which are house diseases.
A mows SOK&
Weird Occurrence Is Reported
Natal, South Attica.
A weird occursencc which happened
recently ut Pietermaritzburg, Natal. Is
&eluted by F. \V. 1'itzSinnuuns, of the
Natal Government DIuseulll.
"One evening a few months ago," he
says, "the dour of one of the rooms in
my house %teas closed and locked in a
most mysterious manner. This dour
had never before been locked, as there
sever was any occasion to do so, and
the key was always in the outside of
the door lock.
"On examining it f found the key had
been removed and inserted into the
other side of the lock, the door was
locked and the key still reinainevl in the
tick. Suspecting a practical joke, I
went round to the window, but found it
shut and barred.
"I called witnesses to examine and
see for themselves, but they could of-
fer no explanation other than that it
it was done by human agency the per-
son who did it must of necessity be in-
side the room.
"We agreed to break the window,
which 1 did, and inserting my arm, un-
f:.stened the catch and entered, fully
expecting to find someone inside, but
no one was there, and no one could
possibly have slipped out unawares, for
there were guards at the window.
"The following evening at a seance
held in the same house, we were in-
formed that a spirit was present, who
desired to write a message. 1 signifie',1
my willingness. and the medium's
Land automatically wrote with lightning
rapidity the following.
"I see you are sorely puzzled to ac.
count for what occurred last evening.
1 hope you will forgive me, for it was
who did it.
"'Don't you remember bow 1 used to
declare before I passed over that 1 would
return, and if at all possible, 1 would
give you some convincing test? You
know how keen 1 was on psychical
i•henomena and tests when I was with
you. ale. (Signed) Frederick Brown.'
"Mr. Brown," adds Mr. FilzSimmons,
"was an intimate friend of mine, who
tot a couple of years had been one of
my colleagues in the practical in-
vestigation of the proofs of spirit re-
turn and spirit identity. Ile died about
sly months before the above occurrence."
From
TREPHINING RELIEVES BRAIN.
Man Who Was insane for Two Veers
is Finally Cured.
To use his own words the fast two
years have been "as a night" to Conrad
Koenig, a young business man of '1h-
0.nqua, Penns. Ills experience has, it
is said, been without precedent, and is
ewakening great interest in medical cir-
cles alt over the country.
Two years ago, while Koenig was
walking along the street on a blustery
winter morning, he slipped and fell on
the ice, striking violently on his bead.
Ile was partially stunned, but soon re-
covered and thought little of the acci-
dents A few weeks later he became mo-
rose and manifested lapses of memory.
His condition rapidly became more seri-
ous, and in a short time he became a
raving maniac. Ills family is one of
the wealthiest in Tamaqua, and he was
token to various sanitariums and place -
ed under treatment, but all to no avail.
Finally it becnine necessary to place
hint in an insane asylum.
As a last resort Dr. A. B. Fleming, a
ge aduate of the Medico -Chirurgical Col -
I( ge of Philadelphia. was called in on
the case. He carefully went over his
history, learned of Koenig's fall two
years ago and decided that the disorder
of his brain was due to a depression of
the skulk superflcinl examination tended to
confirm this theory, and lie decided to
trephine the skull. With the assistance
of other surgeons, Dr. Flemming perform-
ed the operation. Willi a conical tre-
phine auger he bored a hole in the back
of the head nt the spot where the cen-
tre of visual and muculnr memories is
located. The auger is so constructed that
it penetrates the skull bone and removes
a circular piece of the bone. whirl the
{.hysicians cull a ballon. Four of these
buttons were removed, each about an
inch from the other. Then Dr. Fleming
chisted out the square piece of bone.
Ile found that the inner Inble of the skull
lord been depressed about an eighth of
an inch. This depression irritdTed the
brain and finally brought about insan-
ity.
When Koenig recovered from the ti -
fret of the ether he find Inhaled he snnk
into a deep. peaceful sleep. and finally
awoke somewhat dazed. This gradunl-
ly wore off, and he took the the threads
of memory where he had dropper) thein.
almost two years ago. Ile nskrvl about
certain details cnnneeled with his busi-
ness. and abort certain matters in which
he hnd been interested. Slowly, hut
si.rety. his mind clarified, and he asked
it he hnd been OI. When told thnt tie
hnd, he inquired how long. Ile evinced
peal surprise. and said thnt he hnd no
reeolleetinn whntever of what hnd
trnnsnired slnre about six weeks follow-
init the time that he fell on the pave-
ment. Ile inquired as 1n what hnd oc-
curred during the lust fwn years. like
a man would who hnd been nn n lone_'
Journey. Ills fnrnily is nnw engaged
In felling form thine to lime whet Irons•
pircd in thnt period when tie was n
rnnn without a mrmnry.
Koenig is still confined to his room.
unit 11 is Thought that it will be pop -
elide for him to be about ngain in n few
weeks. His mental disorder Is entire-
ly cured.
WOMEN WHO SUFFER
SHOULD READ THIS
SHE WAS CURED OF FEMALE
TROUBLES BY DODD'S KID-
NEY PULLS.
GENTIAN AS A CURE FOlI MALARIA.
lroot of gentian, often used as a
tec, is considered in many malarial
countries a remedy against intermittent
fever. Especially is (his the case in
Corsica in that section of the island near
the town of Merin, which is infested
with malaria. The inhabitants recently
protested violently against the introduc-
tion of quinine on the part of the medi-
cal authorities. declaring that they would
not abandon the remedy which had been
used among the islanders for centuries,
namely, the gentian root either powder -
,'d or simply masticated. Tancret de-
clared that he has extracted from this
root a hitherto unknown sultstance,
which belongs to the chemical classifica-
tion of glucoses. This he calls genziom-
cline, and experiments in the laboratory
prove that it possesses the same delet-
otious action upon the malaria bacillus
es does quinine. here. then, we have
•another example of how popular instinct
ellen anticipates with certain sureness
the discoveries of science.
Am AND SKIN.
if people would only realize that air
is the chief food of the skin, they would
understand how very important a con-
stnnt supply of it is to health, and.
therefore, to the looks. Small wonder
that when we go n railway Journey we
arc semi -asphyxiated owing to the
oisssmanner in which our fellow -travellers
insist on shutting both windows. If
rcople would only accustom their lungs
to receive constant instalments of fresh
air, there would not be n half nor a tenth
sort of the susceptibility to chill mid
catarrh that now exists.
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TO AATONL ,INDINO CAUSE FOR COMPLAINT.
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Molloy
Refunded
by the dealer
from whom
you bur Sun-
light Soap if
you and any
cause for
complaint.
Sunlight Soap is better
than other soaps, but is
best when used in the
Sunlight way.
$5,000
reward will
be paid Loony
person who
proves that
13unitshtaoap
contains any
injurious
chemicals er
any form of
adulteration.
Equally good with hard or soft water.
Levert !teethes* Limited. Toreisto
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.... AN AMUSING STORY.
How a Bishop Took Advantage of King's
Promise.
Winchester Cathedral, which, accord-
ing to all official statement, is in peril
of becoming a ruin, was the scene of
a serious collapse quite early in its his-
tc ry. On October 7, 1107, the centre
(ewer fell, d the monkish
attributed the collapse t the chroniclers
that
the tett int the! c cathedral. Williammliam Rufus as oflnter-
Mal-
mesbury, however, reluctantly confessed
tbnt it would probably have fallen in any
rase, "through imperfect construction.
Att amusing story is told about the
building of the structure, twenty years
previously, nn the site of the Saxon
Cathedral. The King granted the Rish-
er)
hech t�couhlod elm t
he Forest of
cutin four days
ford nights. The Bishop gathered to-
gether a small nru►y of men and cut:
clown the whole foresll
They Made a New Woman of Iter and
She Blesses the Day She First Heard I`
of Them.
Newmarket, Ont., May 7.—(Special).---
The case reported below is another of
the 'nary thousands of Instances of
Dodd's Kidney Pills cooling to the rescue
of weak, suffering women. Mrs. M.
Dover, of this place, says
"I'or more than three years 1 suffered
from weakness and female trouble
brought on Through my kidneys failing
to act properly. I was bothered with n
pain in the small of my back, head-
aches, dizzy spells, heart flutterings,
depression, loss of sleep, poor appetite
and a terrible dragging sensation as if
a weight was fastened round my loins.
1 tried doctors and took all kinds of
medicines, but nothing seemed to do
nue ony good. Then a neighbor told me
of Dodd's Kidney Pills and advised ale
to try them. 1 did so and after laking
six boxes I am entirely cured."
BLINDED BY WAVING TREES.
APENDICITIS.
Nor-a•days there is a tendency to op-
erate on every case of appendicitis. All
we can say is that is is as great a mis-
take to rush hastily for n surgeon in
such crises ns it is to put of( sending for
IIIc physician when the patient is i11.
Hundreds of eni:es recover with opera-
tion, and some few only get tetter niter
an operation has been performed. In
the simpler cases medical Treatment
Atone Is required, but this must he car-
ried out with extreme care and watch-
fulness.
Willi ATE DOGS \II? \T.
111110 A remaeke ble charge was merle
against a husband the outer day al the
Alnrlehnne, ;London), Police Court. His
wife was granted 11 sepnralion order.
Mrs. Ilia nil, wife of a draughtsman,
1:h ing at itaneingh road, Leytonstone,
laid her husband hail kept her so short
of money that 011 one occasion she achy
oils hn,l lo eat dogs' food. On several
occasions she declared he hnd conceal•
alt himself in the dark null then jumped
Nit upon her to frighten her. besides
m hirh he had tried lo strangle her. had
nicked her, and smacked her, and had
'ret a dog upon her.
rOl.ter COURT AT A TAVERN.
The only place in the country w here
the police court business is conducted it a public house is at Rlolleld. Nor-
lk. England. This hr.s been going on
hr 1(0 years, and the brewer: hnte
pinde no charge In the nulhnrities for
{tic use of I110 room. A new court house
Is now reedy for occupation, anti the
magistrates are leaving their old quar-
ters with a feeling of r•esreL
The Kinks and Twists in Rheumatics
Rugged (toad. — For 4 years the wife
of a well-known Toronto physician was
on crutches from Rheumatism Scourge,
mid not until she began using
South
American Rheumatic Cure could she get
a minute's permanent relief from pain.
Four bottles cured her. Write for con-
firmation i{ you're sceptical. -154
IMMO
When a girl deliberately lets a young
man see
, her hair in curl
papers it is timefor l
him to transfer his
affections.
Parents buy Mother Graves' Worm
I:xternlintor because they know it is
n sate medicine for the children and an
effectual expeller of worms.
Lady: "Are you not ashamed to be
begging on the streets?" Beggar:
"Weil, yes. I'd sooner do it in the pul-
pit or at a church bazaar, but fate is
against me."
TONS or mom consumed each year in ma.
Sine In "Ferrmtm," the best tonic, it is so
t rssand
osicklr.ajpoible nurriebment and benefit m it.
Hundreds Employed in English Factory
Have Odd Grievance.
Two hundred and thirty people, em-
ployed al a lace factory at Long Eaton,
near Nottingham, England, have a re-
markable grievance.
Opposite to the factory is a cemetery.
in which there are several ornamental
trees, and the 1vorkpeople complain
that they are losing their eyesight ow-
ing to the "blinking' light caused when
rho branches of the trees wave in the
wind. One old roan declares that he
le nearly blind, and it is impossible for
him to see to do his work on a windy
dny.
The grievance is not n new one. in
IS'.ni it was raised, and a poll of the
ratepayers was taken on the question
AN AiD TO \fOTIiERG.
Baby's Own Table's is the very bast
medicine in the world for curing the
minor niln►en1s of babies aptd young
children. 1t is the best Is'cnuse it is ab-
solutely harmless. 1t is the best be-
cause it never fails to effect n cure. A
few Closes relieves and cures constipa-
tion. indigestion, colic, diarrhea and
simple fevers. It breaks up colds—thus
preventing croup --expels wornis and
brings teething without tears. Not one
particle of opiate or poisonous soothing
stiff is in this medicine. Mrs. Hugh 11.
Denton, Mcotchtown. N.B., says : "1
have used Baby's Own 'Thiels end have
niweys found then) a stisfnctory
medicine." You cnn get the Tablets
from any medicine denier or by mail at
25 cents n box from The Dr. \\'illinms'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Wife (wearily) . "Woman's work is
never done." Husband (struggling with
a buttonless shirt collar): 'that's Just
what 1 thought."
whelrher the trees should be cut down.
The vole was in favor of the trees be-
ing allowed to rennin.
Two years ago the subject was reviv-
ed, but nothing wens done to remedy
Ihr grievance. and now the Urban Dis-
t' iel Council has again been approached
with the view of having the trees felled.
Some of the councillors say that it
blinds were filled to the factory the
%living of the trees would be harmless
I't the w•orkpeople.
TRAINING FOR Dl -FLS.
Frenchmen Practice on Each Other With
!follow Bullets.
9G -YEAR -01.1) RARY.
The death has just occurred al West-
l.ury \Workhouse, \\'lltstere, Fnglnnd, nt
a forty -six-year old holey. The child
ons born in \Vicethury. and nt the age
f twelve mnnlll5 OS (Miller develop-
ment, loth physically and !Bente Iiy.
was nrrested. Throughout its life 11 was
nllirtvl in baby's frock eInthee. and con-
tinued 10 net and play. nod had to t e
fed and taken cure of, precisely as an
Infant.
Finest Climate
In Canada.
THE BEST LAND
In Canada for
MIXED FARMING
THAT'S
CENTRAL
ALBERTA.
W rtte Secretary.
Board of Tra e,
EDMONTON
AL$ERTA,
For Information About it
Please Mention this Paper
eddtu1Luv1tattOns
SEEMS OBVIOUS NOW.
"Do you think two can live as cheaply
as one 7"
"Before my marriage 1 thought they
could."
"And afterward?"
"Afterward 1 found they had to."
A Wide Sphere of Usefulness. — The
consumption of Dr. Thomas' Eclectic
Oi has grown to great proportions.
nolwithstnnding the fact that it has
now been on the market for over thir-
ty-one years, its prosperity is os great
RS ever, and the dentinal for it in that
period hos very greatly increased. It
is beneficial in all countries, and wher-
ever introduced fresh supplies are con-
stantly asked for.
Merchant : "Your former employer
tells the you were the quickest elerk bl
the place." Applicant for situation
(doubtfully): "Yes sir?" Merchant :
"lie saws you could put the books into
the sate, lock up, and start for dome in
just a trifle over a minute and twenty
seconds."
Stumbling Wrecks!—Undone and over-
done! Discouraged and desolate! Ema-
ciated nerve wrecks! Not one of you
is too deep down in the mire of disease
but the story of such n potent remedy
as South American Nervine cnn reach
you and lift you back to gond health,
It's nature's trusted lieutenant, gentle,
but firm and unflinching. It never fails.
—156
Ilaven't you noticed that the man who
tells you how you cnn make a fortune
in short time is seldom able to show
a lank balance of more than three
figures?
Do Not Delay. — When. through de-
bilitated digestive organs. poison finds
its way Into the the od. tpoisonuae ma! onn
sitlet'nlion is 10 gel
rapidly and ns thoroughly ns posible.
Palm may mean disnsler. Parmelee's
If yon are going to re-
quire WeddingStatton-
ery of any kind consult
us about this important
matter. Our long experience
In producing work of the highest
class for the ■most discriminat-
ing patrons has brought us to the
point where we are regarded as
authorities. The correct style in station-
ery, as dictated by fashion. Is
o
always
ayea-
graving
s on
hand at " The Bookshop,
" andgraving is above criticism.
It is worth while finding out what exetreme-
ly high-grade Wedding Stationery
tura
out at desirable prices.
In asking for prices please state probable
quantity.
Wm. Tyrell & Co.
"THE BOOKSHOP"
7 and 9 Ring Street Bast, Toronto.
%PEDLAR'S
STEEL CEILINGS
Two thousand designs suitable for all classes of work such as
Churches, Schools, Stores, Halls. Also special designs for Rouses, Kit-
chens, Dining -Rooms, etc. Nothing has ever been devised to utast Ped-
lar's Steel Ceilings for Farm Houses. Cheap as lath and plaster and will
never crack or (all off.
Avoid Accidents by Using
Pedlar's Steel Ceilings.
in Heart Disease It Works Like Magic
—"For years my greatest enemy was
organic Ileart Disease. From uneasi-
ness and palpitation it developed Into
ahnormal action, thumping, fluttering
and choking sensations. Dr. Agnew's
Cure for the Heart gave instant relief,
and the bad symptoms have entirely
disappeared. It is a wonder -worker."
—Rev. L. S. Dana, Pittsburg, Pa. -153
Lady Caller : "is Mrs. Newcome al
homer Irish Maidservant : "Wait a
minute, noun, till 1 get a look at you.
11 you've a big nose and a sear near the
right eye, she isn't_"
IMAM IMP se wear lawn .Lane sopa,
bat is best whoa and tie Saskight way,
*q gaslight Soap aalblellew dies.tLsaa.
Housekeeper : "Do you love ehit-
dren?" Applicant: "It all depen,ls on
the wages, ma'am r
vegetaldc pills will be found a In 081
valuable and effective medicine 10 n8-
snil the Intruder with. They never fail.
'they go of once totheathe
trou-
ble and work a permanent cur
\linnle : "\\'hal fronds these beggars
ere! f mel a blind man who said.
'Please give ale a penny. beautiful
lady."' Mnoir : "Yes. he said that 10
make you think he really was blind."
Parisians have been enabled by the in-
vention of a hnllnw bullet to "train" for
duels meter the realistic condition t•I
shooting at and being shot by, n living
In*tend of practicing at an 111111111111110
target. which does not fire back.
Dr. Deirliers is the inventor. and he
has opened a club called, "La Societe
I'Assnut nn Pistetet," Forty of the
hest "shots" in Paris fired in pairs et
one another one morning lust week in
the Jnrdin de fuer'.
Of 272 shots tired. 2412 hits were record-
ed. Conunnndnnl Ferrus and Mr. Win -
ens call made {till scores. and in the
flnnl round shot each other over the
lienrt. While all wore goggle, end some
prtlded blouses rind gloss. Mr. \\'innne
shot In his buttoned frock cont. The
bullet Is harmless. and can be used sev-
eral
eweral times, but the blow on the ball ;f
the thumb of one of the contestants re-
ruir:d surgical treatment.
The training is of unique value for e
teal duel. \len win never missed a
",iend" Int get were quite disconcerted
1 y the raising of their opponent's ants
to Ore.
LAZY 01T1 BORR9, painful And disflgurinr
Will nut linger longe after treatment with Wearer •
Cerate has Leen begun : Also. cleanse the blood
with wwT.r's Syrup.
i10\V Pi1IFS'1:S LIVE IN SIBERIA.
The hest paid clergy in Sieerin get
shout 1,-6410 n yens, while the poorer
clergy have often to beg for their trend.
They have notch to dn. There Is morays
n
service !between
ar ur twoothti er erre cel
ve in the
morning.
In the day. There roust he n sell ice on
the birth of n chill and al the death of
anyone In the parish. All new build-
ings. schoolhouses. bridges, nn() boats
must be blessed; children beginning al
n school terns ore tressed, male n lime
n{ peetih'nce or peril there rills: tee roe-
linuons prayer. All priests 'finis& Inst
220 days in the year, a mo iia'tie
'
priests fire macer M cal mejj�':; A tortes(
cannot Indulge in theatre going. drink-
ing, card -playing, or dnneing.
"1 like to !rear n baby cry." said a
trusty old bachelor. "\Why'" "Reeause
then the little nuisance Is taken out of
the room."
Made to fit any size room and can he nailed on by any mechanic.
Shipped front our warehouses painted all ready to apply.
OtR CATAIAGI'E, NO. 44 C, DE4CRIBE. MAN1' i)F.t;IG.NS.
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THE PEDLAR PEOPLE
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Head Office and Works,
LANDS
In Western Canada
Two nonsocial
sections, selects
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Saakalcbewan, only 1 miles from two railways. C.P.B. i O.T.F.
Strung soil, 90 per Dent. plough land, spring creek, so slough*
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About
lars- Head. Price 110.50 per r•
R. PARSONS, 9u Wellesley Street, Toronto. Gude.
- — -
Mrs. Hilly : "Is Mrs. Swill/ger at
home?" Servant: "No, ma'am; she went
out to call 00 you." Mrs. Hilly: "flow
very fortunate for us both."
Where can 1 get some of ilolloway's
(:orn Cure? I was entirely cured of my
ccrns by this remedy and I wish some
more of it for my friends. So writes
Mr. J. W. Brown, Chicago.
\Vise: "Haven't you got a job yet?"
Potter: "No; I'm still waiting for some-
thing to turn up." Wise: "Huh! Your
sleeves are what you need to turn up.'
The Great Serpent of All Diseases.—
Kidney disease ony well be called the
"bon conslricler"' disease, unsuspecting
and unrelenting, it gets the victim in
it-, coils and gradually tightens tin we
it crushed out, but the great South
American Kidney Cure treatment has
{•►owed its power over the monster,and
no matter how firmly enmeshed. it will
release, heal and cure. -158
Some persons have periodical attacks
of Canadian) cholera, dysentery nr di-
nrrhern, and have to use great precau-
tions to avoid the disease. Change , f
waler. cooking, and green fruit, is euro
to bring on the tacks. To such persons
we would recommend Dr. J. D. Kellogg's
Dysentery Cordial ns being the Most
Medicine in the market for nil summer
complaints. 1f n few drops were taken
in water when the synlptnins arc no-
ticed no further trouble will be experi-
enced.
Wife: "Never mind if you bore (ailed.
dear. 1 have SI, (I0 sawed up from the
pin•nlnnry 111111 you hove given ►ne from
time to little." 11ushnnit joy hilly):
"You make aur feel ensirr. What a
help'" Wife; "Italy! 1 should say so.
\Vhy. ori This rnnney 1 cnn keep up my
wardrobe for n year or fro to come."
CARPET DYEING
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BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING Oa
sed partloat.re by post .al we .m ear. tow Wel
1adr.es Ma .Ia. I.sstre•&.
dence and i'll take the sap nut of you.
Do you understand ?'' said the teacher.
"i twig," said the boy, nod then the
regular order of business proceeded.
Prevent Disorder. — At first symp-
toms of inlernnl disorder, Parmelee's
Vegetable !'ills should be resorted to
immediately. Two or three of these
salutary pellets, taken before going to
t.eti, followed by doses of one nr two
rills for two or three nights in succes-
sion will serve as n preventive of attacks
or dyspepsia and tilt the discomforts
which follow in the train of that fell
disorder. The means are simple when
the way is known.
WISDOMS WIiISPERS.
Humility often exists more strongly
in the Imagination than in reality.
Building castles in the nir requires
little in the way of enpitnl investment.
Make the best use of what you have
and thus prepare for what may pns'i-
t'ly come a(lerwnrd.
fnnflnunl fnull finding
creates dissnt-
i,faetinn without bringing any sane-
fectory result.
Politeness is n quality which pro.
duces n stamp that is as distinct as it
is plensa
'Cha w'rnl.n1►gdner folishly hugs the de-
lusion that forgi%eness will follow I)Is-
ccrery'.
Ilrnuly has n convincing ony of u:n'•
(ng its influence felt without 10(1.11 ef-
f.rt, I•ut it is not always testing.
having your non way is som Beeler
a victory that is useless as well r s
barren.
Sotne people 11514 questions w•htrh enll
ir,r a great schnlnr's knowledge to an.
swer.
110141 the hend high in the midst 'e1
adversity. so that others may not ad-
versely criticize.
MILLIONS
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COBALT
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for sale at to cents per abate, par value
11-(0. Fully paid and noma.sesaabls. hest
value on market. PROPER IY. 40 ao»s
Patented Mintn` !rands. Perfect Title.
BOOKLET " Millions in Cobalt" free "a
request.
The 8. 8. Nesbitt Co.,
FISCAL AGENTS
C.afederatre. LIN 8.1111.1. Termite.
AGENTS WANTED
\\'illir "It's nl Cly- in damp pinus
where mushrooms grow. isn't O. pnpn""
Papa: "Yes. niv boy." "Is That the rea-
son they look like un)brellas, papa 1"
AN IDEAL NECESSARY.
It is the perpetual effort to attain the
ideal that enlarges the whole life. The
moment the nmhition begins to wane,
or tends to become sordid or selfish, 1110
individual begins to shrivel.
IRS. HUNTER'S STORY
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pr she and erfectly. Both eQuittee Well Dain.
Mrs. 1. Hunter, of 1111
Raglan Road, Kingetoai
Ont., h•awritten for pub-
llo.tion a statement eft
her case as follow.:
"I hove suffered wick
kidney and liver trouble
sad chronic co•ctipatio•i
for some tiro.. I was sob••
))ectto dizziness, bilious.
heada,•he, nervoa.nees,
Mas. L Demean drowsiness, pains in tbsl
back and lido, and a tired, weary feeling(
near)) ail the time.
"Itried almost every remedy, trooted
by doctors and despises with little or tar
ba•e8t.
" Finally, • friend drivel me to try Dr.
Leonhard& s Anti Pill, and the results hars
been tally wonderful.
" My husband hes used Anti -Pill for
rheumatism sad wen benefited Brent y.
We agree that Anti -P111 is • most wonder-
ful medicine sad heartily recommend it."
This is • very etroog rocetaraand•tioa.
Anti -Pill is undonbtedly the. greatest ed
family remedies. All stn, or Um
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