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VEN'T'ILATION IN WINTER.
11 Is beg inning to be more generally
realised that the overheating and faulty
ventilailun of dwellings Ls an import-
ant factor in pre -disposing to many
forms of llluess.
lite cu,loni of living in rooms habi-
tually kept ut a temperature above sew -
city degree, Fuhrcnhett, and with the
atmosphere sun hat•gcd with noxious
gases and d'tl. lent in the moisture
necessary for the health of the delicate
linings of the air -passages, renders the
body touch Tess aIle to resist the ef-
forts of oxposure to cold and wet, and
Is one of the most important reasons
why, in so: to fawllies, coughs and
colds are matters of everyday occur-
rence.
The stiffness of the air produced by
the pretence of numerous people in
small rooms is due not only to the con-
suuiption of oxygen and tete uccutnula-
tinm 'of carbon dioxid gas, but also to
the formation in small quantities of a
highly ro snnous substance culled
"cr owd-g•oiscn." in addition, noxious
gases arise from tate imperfect com-
bustion
r es
bu lion of coal in stoveso furnaees
and of gas or oil 1n other forms of heat-
ers, while the air in steam -heated apart-
ments is always abnormally dry un-
less special pains are tuken to supply
the necessary moisture.
Living in suets roosts is productive of
genial dapresion, headache. inability
to conccntrute the thoughts and bud
temper, and is particulurly harmful for
childran, %chose bodily and mental de-
velopment is interfered with, and who
are rendered very susceptible to diseases
of the nose, throat and lungs.
Owing to the means of heating and
the increased amount of artificial illum-
ination, the frequent airing of rooms
is even more essential in winter than
in summer, end at least once a day
fresh air from outdoors should be allow-
ed to circulate through each room. if
the apartment must be occupied while
this Is done, thorough ventilation is
possible without danger by resort to an
old and simple, but very effective, plait.
A board about six inches wide is cut
so that its length equals the width of
the window, and is placed on- the edge
under the lower sash, which is shut
down upon It. In this way air enters
freely through the space between the
two sashes, but the current is directed
upwwnrd, and no draft is felt in the room.
It should not bo forgotten that tete
ideal plat permits the escape of the
stale air at the same time that fresh
air Is tieing admitted, and that an open
fireplace in operation forms one of the
most satisfactory means of household
ventilation.—Youth's Companion.
CARE OF THE TEETH.
Avoid all rough usage of the teeth,
s:ieh as cracking nuts, biting thread,
etc., as by so doing even good sound
teeth may be injured.
11 you think a tooth is beginning to
decay-, that is the time to have i. at-
tended to.
Small slopping; will last a long time,
and large stopping; will make a tooth
trele;s for years.
Children should he brought from time
to time to have the first set of teeth
exnutined, because then the second set
of teeth Is more likely to be good and
strong.
Children should he taught to take care
of the first set of teeth from the earliest
age.
To give a child strong teeth and
homes, gond seconds 110111' Is better than
Ib' very while flour fur bread -making,
Ind in %%inter porridge is very good,
and fresh milk at all times.
HONEY Fon ANAEMIA.
A French journal relates that a
youngwoinan suffering 1
g from severe
a
anaemia was told by an eminent phy-
sician that he could not cure her, but
advissd a trial of diet of milk and
honey, aimed by strolls in the woods.
This simple treatment. in few months,
restored her exhausted body.
Another case is mentioned in which
honey raved the life of n baby obliged
1'. resort to the bottle, it was fed on
cow's milk ,sweetened with sugar. But
anon obstinate constipation required the
annslant use or laxnti%es. 'Phis abnorm-
al condition was finally radically rnodi-
11• d by the use 1,1 honey in place of
sugar in the milk.
II would be for tete hrnllh and hnppl.
t1ess of ninny n fondly if the sisters
would
see to it That honey and sub-ncid
fruits instead of being only occasionally
used were put on the daily bill of fare.
CIIARACI'I:ll AND TIIE EYES.
Character rending from the features
Is a very fa.cinnthig; study. and the
eyes are. perhaps, the most interesting
subject of all. Large clear blue eyes de-
note a ready nnrl greet capacity, also
sensibility of character. but -Their own-
er is difficult to manage, jealous, in-
quisitive. and fond of enjoyment. Deep -
sealed eyes receive impressions accur-
ately, definitely and deeply. Bound -
eyed persons live much in Ute senses,
but are not great thinkers, nllhnugh They
see much. Narrow -eyed people see less
but think more, and feel with greater
intensity. Now. as to color. The hazel -
eyed woman never tells ton much or too
little. never descends to s,•nnilal. pre-
fers her husband's comfort In her own,
and is shr'ew•d, inlolleelual and loving.
Great thinkers have grey eyes, for grey
is the rotor of talent and shrewdness,
but these generally indie ate n better
head than heart. Green eyes betoken
courage, pride. and energy. !Hook eyes
show a peppery disposition. and may
be. sometimes though not nhwnys .
Ireaohernu4. Men havo light eyes often-
er than women. but the percentage of
bron•n and hazel eyes, neither pure
light nor genuine dark, is very pearl f
the sante In both sexes.
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SLEEPER'S OPER%TED UPON WUILE
II11'NOTILED.
Woman Has Abscess Taken From Iler
Breast During I1 paolic
Sleep.
lenl:trkahle instances of the use of
hypmuti,ni in ordinary medical prac-
tice by 11r. Douglas Bryan, M.it.C.S.,
of I.e.. ester, England, urn described by
pini in the "Medical Times and 1Iuspilal
Gazette.,'
The success attained leads hien to be-
lieve that hypnotism and hypnotic sug-
g.•stion, so little recognized by the
gt cater number of medical then, are u
Thoroughly legitimate and valuable
therapeutic adjunct.
In each case, of course. the patient
consented to bo hypnotized. Ono in-
stance was that of an operation per-
formed on a lady, aged thirty, for on
abscess of the breast while she was in
the hypnotic sleep. On being awakened
sit•' asserted she had felt no pain and
remembered nothing of the operation.
Healing was effected quite nortnally In
about a week.
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REMARKABLE CURE.
A case of extreme interest was that
of a married woman. aged twenty-four,
who proved an excellent subject for
hypnotic suggestion, and was brought
safely through the ordeal of confine-
ment while in a deep hypnotic sleep.
Once, after about a quarter of an hour,
the battent roused, but Mr. Bryan again
induced sleep easily. and now took the
precaution, which he had before neglect-
ed. of suggesting at intervals that she
should keep asleep and feel no pain.
She so remained for a considerable
time. mid was not awakened by the
medical man until twenty minutes after
the child's birth. She roused inunedi-
1 ately, Bald she felt quite comfortable,
and remembered nothing subsequent to
the induction of sleep except the cir-
cumstances that happened during her
momentary awakening. 1ler cataleptic
condition was most useful, Mr. Bryan
records, and facilitated his duties.
1 PULSE AT 120.
A man aged forty was brought to
hien for treatment by hypnotic sugges-
tion for dipsomania. He was just get-
ting over a three days drinking de-
bauch and was in an extremely nerv-
ous and trembling condition. His pulse
was beating at the rate of 120 per min-
ute. Ile complained of excessive dis-
comfort about the cardiac region aura
palpitation.
"I told him he would soon feel bet-
ter, and succeeded in getting him in-
to a light sleep. I made suggestions
regarding the cardiac discomfort, etc.,
rtid that the ; ulse should become slow-
er 11e roused of his own accord in
about one and a half minutes, waking
with n start. i immediately took his
I pulse again, and found it Keating 88 to
the minute. All feelings of discomfort
had disappeared and did not return, his
a,tonishmeut at the result being most
t:narked."
i have gond hopes," the writer adds,
"of eventually curing him of dipsom-
ania."
Insomnia was another malady which
the writer treated in the caso of a
woman by hypnotic suggestion.
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TWO PE(:VIiAR ACCIDENTS.
MINING IN IOSSi.AND.
The Iloasland Miner says: "Le Rol 2
has just declared an interim dividend
of two shillings a share on its issued
capital stock, amounting to 860,000. The
virgin ground," says The Miner, "owned
by the company. and particularly the
'Annie,' is believed to carry at least one
of the Le Roi ledges, and Is valuable.
There Ls," It adds, "a lot of unexplored
ground which is thought to be rich, and
when exploited should yield good re-
sults." Commenting on the above, a
prominent local mining man points out
that the Annie Mito and While a Brar
Mine adjoin, and are surrounded by the
California Giant and Novelty on one
aide, with i.o Rol 1 and Black Rear on
the other, the latter now being the pro-
perly of I.e Iloi. Ile expresses the
opinion that this locality contains rich
are, unit will yet produce some start-
ling mining sensations. as the richest
ore ever taken out has been from this
section.
WHITE BEAR'S PilOGRES.S.
in its issue of the 15111 inst. The Ross -
lord Miner .says : "Two cars have been
spotted at While Bear Mine, and these
will be loaded tp-day or to -morrow for
shipment to the Granby. The ore is that
taken out in the course of development.
The work of developing and making
available the ore shoots found on the
700, 850 and 1000 foot levels continues.
The shoPt on the 1000 -foot level is the
largest yet found.
"Will you grant me one last favor be-
fore 1 go?" asked the rejected suitor.
"Yes. George. 1 will," she sold, drop-
ping her eyelashes and getting her lips
into shape. "What is the favor 1 can
grant you?" "Only a little song at the
piano, please. 1 am afraid there is a
dog outside waiting for rhe, and i want
you to scare him away."
Prevent Disorder.—:\t the first symp-
toms of Internal disorder, Parnmelee's
Weg•'luble PHIS should be resorted to
immediately. Two or three of these
salutnry pellets, token before going to
led, followed by doses of one or two
pills for two or Three nights in succes-
s;nn, will serve as a preventive of at -
lochs of dyspepsia and all the discom-
forts which follow in the (rain of That
ft 11 disoider. The means ore simple
when the way 6 known.
The grandmother of n well-known
financier. hating rearlied the age of
ninety-nine years ntul eight months.
feeling very weak one morning. sent for
her doctor and asl:e,l hint if he thought
she would attain the age of one hun-
dred. "\\'ell, modem.' he replied, "you
may depend upon my doing my test."
"Oh, do," replied the old lady; "I should
so like to reach par."
The soothsayer Is not always sooth-
ing.
\Wi1AT LIFT iS COMING TO.
"Darling, can i have a new dress?"
'As she spoke, the Bead of the house,
who was playing the part of her lord and
master, looked at his wife reproachful-
ly.
"Did you not," he observed severely,
"take the fashion pill I left for you this
morning?"
"N -no." she loitered, "I forgot it."
"'Then take it at once. and be cured of
the new dress habit. Ern going down to
the club."
It was her turn now.
"To the club," she repeated triumph -
A Common Trouble A,.long Growing
I1os-A New Blood Supply Is
Needed --Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills Actually Make New
Blood.
There are thousands of young men
just approaching manhood who huts
00 energy, who lire out at the leant
exertion, and %vhu feel by the time they
have dung their day's work as though
the day was a week long. In surae of
these cases utero is a further sign of
warning in the pimples and disfigur-
ing eruptions which break out 011 the
face. 'These are certain signs that the
blond is out of order, and unless It is
promptly enriched, a complete break-
down, or perhaps consumption nrny I e
tha re;'rli. A11 these young men should
tahe Dr. Williams' fink fills. 'These
pills atilt:ally make rich, red blood,
clear the skin of pimples and eruptions
anti bt•i,tg health, strength and energy.
Here is a bit of proof. Adolphe iloilatuk
St. Jerome, Que., is a young man of 19
years, who says: "For more than a year
1 stillered from general weakness, and
1 gradually grew so weak that I was
forced to abandon my work as a clerk.
fly appetite failed are, 1 had occasional
violent headuches, and i began to suf
ter from indigestion. I was failing so
rapidly that I began to fear that con-
sumption was fastening itself upon me.
Our family doctor treated me, but I
did not gain under his cure. I was in
a very discouraged state when n friend
from Montreal came to see me. He
strongly advised me to troy Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. 1 did so and inside of titreo
weeks 1 began to feel bolter, my ap-
petite begun to improve and f seemed
to have a feeling of new courage. I
continued the pills unlit 1 hail taken
ten boxes and I ail now enjoying the
best of health i et'er had. My cure sur-
prised many of my friends who began
t) regard Inc as incurable, and 1 strong -
lo advise other young men who are
weak to follow my example and give
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a fair trial."
There is no mystery about the cures
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills snake. These
pi1Ls actually make rich, red blood,
which braces snd strengthens every
organ and every nerve in the body.
That Is why these pills cure all corn -
mon ailments like anaemia, rheuma-
tism, Indigestion, neuralgia, SI. \'itus
dance, headaches and backaches and
the aporial ailments of women and
growing girls. You can get these pills
from any dealer in medicine or from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.. nt 50 cents a box gr six
boxes for 82.50.
BROWN GOT ITIS RISE.
In n certain large business house the
chief is a very busy man Indeed, and
at lite same limo a very peppery indi-
vidual. So large is his concern that
it is quite hnposslble for hirn to keep
ill touch with the many details of his
business, and one of the departments
he leaves to lois manager is the pay-
monb of his clerks.
But about a month ago one of his
young men bearded him in _tis den and
broached the subject of an Inc ease in
salary. Ili; wages had stood at $750 a
year too long to please hfm.
"Ali my clerks are paid what they
are worth to ntc," snapped the old man,
"and 1 look upon your application ns a
piece of impertinence! What salary are
you getting now?'
A happy thought struck the clerk.
"Twelve hundred and fifty a year,
sir." he said.
"Um!" replied the old man. "\\'ell,
that is all 1 have to say to you. Send
in the manager!"
The manager entered shortly after-
wards.
"Make Brown's salary 81,000 n year,"
said the "governor." Tho manager was
about,eo offer on explanation. "Do ns
1 tell you."' thundered the old man. "I'II
leach tee
young upstart rt to dietnte
to
me what salary to pay my people'"
BABY'S GOOD DAYS.
One of baby's good days means tlint
your child is thriving and well. Baby's
Own 'Tablets brings all good days Into
your child's life, for they ,hake little
ones well, and keep them well. Mrs.
Jos. Ferland, St. Tile des Cops, Que.,
says:-"Sinca giving my little one
Baby's Own Tuhlels she has been in
splendid (health, is growing plumper
every clay and hos beautiful rosy
cheeks." These Tablets cure indiges•
lien, colic. constipation, simple fevers,
teething troubles, and all the minor
ailments of little noes. They do not con-
tain ono particle of the poisonous opi-
ates found in all soothing medicines
rind most liquid preparations. The
Tablets can he given with absolute
safely to the babe just born, as well
ns the child M advanced years. Sold
by all medicine dealers or sent by mail
at 25 cents n box by writing The Dr.
on11y. "And so. dear, you, loo, Ir+%v, Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
been remiss. Did not the doctor when Ont•
he called Inst week order you to take an
anti -club capsule after each meal?"
Her husband avoided her gaze.
"Forgive me, darling. he murmured,
ns he went obediently to the medicine.
chest. nail 11 +1 as she desired.
"I3y the why." he continued. present-
ly, "is that young mon calling upon our
daughter Penelope yet?"
"Yes; she expects him to -night."
"Then telt Or lo Inke those anti -
spooning tablets. And how is the
baby:'."
"splendid. Since the ()calor gave him
the non-.1cslniehive drops I hove kept
him in the drawing -roost. The cook
was going In leave this morning. and 1
gave her a big dose of slaying solution.
and she swears now she'll never leave
1110."
'there was n sudden ring al the door.
The maid crime up.
"A man to collect this bill, sir."
Husband .and wig' smiled serene
ly.
"Ilett, Jan she said. "tell him
to
take one of these pills every hour until
lite impulse to collect that bill has left
him entirely."
A roan's dearest friend is seldom the
must expel,;% 0.
WEEPING WEDDINGS.
A Chinese mnrringe is all ceremony—
no talk. no levity. and much crying.
The solemnity of n funeral prevails.
After the exchange of presents oho bride
Ls dressed with much care in a red
gown, limeade or silk. if she ran get it;
her eyelashes ore painted a deep black,
and she wears n heavy red veil attached
to it scarlet head-dr,ss. from which itnt•
Inlion pearls are pendant over the fore-
head. A feast is spread upon n lath, to
which the blu,hing bride is led by five
of her heel lady friends. The utmost
silence prevails, w 1I n flnalsy the mother
leads off in a cry, the maids follow. and
the bride relines in the chorus. rotten
all the hrid,•.snunid.; have the table. and
the disconsolate mother lakes 1 seal be-
side the rltair of stale where the bride
sill. 'lite bridegroom now enters. w
four of his last men. 7 he Wren plot; up
1ho throne on which the bride sits and,
precede,) by the bridegroom. form in
proeeooinn and walk round the room or
into an ntljnining one. signifying that
he Is carrying her away to hia (ton
harry. The guests then thr't,w rice nt the
eo iple—n cuvinnt we epi borrowed—
and the ceremony • ets.'
TTOOED LADY THIEF.
Ludy Surg'ars Protide Gay farce Willi
New Sensation.
Paris Itas enjoyed a new sceration in
the cuplu o of two female burglars w h )
have renlitly been making good hauls
in the wealthy purls of the city. ('lain
clothes officers tu!d off to watch had
their suspicions aroused at the sight of
two creatures in long workmen s
blouses, with black caps pulled well
down 10 hide the fare as much es pos•
sable, slinking out of a house. They
were currying odd-looking bundles, and
when questioned one threw aside a set
of burglar's toots and made a dash for
it. After a lively struggle they were se-
cured, and the police were dumfounded
to doototer they hod captured two wo-
men. One was a big strapping lass, and
her body was tattooed all over with em-
blems of love, such us hearts pierced
with arrows. She was armed with an
ugly looking dagger and a revolver
loaded with chewed bullets. a favorite
device of the expert French criminal, as;
lite bullet causes a nasty, jagged •
wound. She had buried her teeth in lite'
neck of one of the detectives before she
was finally overpowered. These two
viragoes found shelter in a discarded
travelling van on the outskirts of the
fo tilicatiuns, and on its being ransacked
a great deal of stolen property was dis-
covered and about $:5 in money. Their
object was to obtain stoney for two male
friends undergoing ten years' penal
servitude.
A FIRE SPREADS dry grass, so does an
tnflarntnatlon to the throat grow down into the
lungs. Deal promptly with a cold as with it tire,
and whin you begin to cough use Allows Lung
balsam.
A late judge, whose personal appear-
ance was as unprepossessing as his
legal knowledge was profound and his
intellect keen, interrupted a female wit-
ness. "Humbugged you, toy good wo-
man! What do you mean by that?"
said he, sternly. "Well. my lord," re-
plied the woman, "I don't know how to
explain it exactly, but If a girl called
your worship a handsome man she
would be humbugging you."
A WONDER WORKER.
tlfr Edw'In Arnold was once enter-
taining the Duke of Connaught in Tokio.
lust before leaving the nobleman re-
marked to his host: "You have proved
a most untiring host, but !hero is one
thing you have not shown me which,
this country is noted for, and that is an
earthquake."
Sir Edwin smiled grimly. and was
abouts, to reply when a violent earth-
quake shock actually took place, part
of the building being damaged. The
Duchess of Connaught canoe running in .
in a frantic state of alarm, and when oho•
Duke had quieted her fears, he turned
to Sir Edwin, and coolly remarked:
"Oh, you wonderful' magician. I thought
I was not asking loo much of you 1'
immEmEEE
Your Doctor
Can cure your Cough or Cold,
no question about that, but—
why go to all the trouble and
inconvenience of looking him up,
and then of having hisprescription
filled, when you can step into any
drug store in Canada and obtain
a bottle of SHILOH'S CURE
for a quarter.
Why pay two to fivo dollars
when atwenty-five cent
ars
bottleuicokly?f SHILOyouwill cure you
Why not do as hundreds of
thousands of Canadians have
c1one for the past thirty-four
years : let SHILOH be your doc-
tor whenever a Cough or Cold
apt ata.
HILOH will cure you, and all
druggists back up this statement
with a positive guarantee.
The next time you have •
Cough or Cold cure It with
$HILOH
"1 don't plink 1'11 let my daughter
mnrry you, young roan." "\Vhy not,
sir?" "Well, fou have somewhat ex-
pensive tastes." "flow too you know
that?" "Why, you want to marry my
daughter."
Worms enuse feverishness, moaning
and restlessness during sleep. Mother
Graves' Worm Exterminator is pleas-
ant, sure and effectual. If your drug-
gist has none in stock, get him to pro-
cure it for you.
Husband ---"A new set of china already!
\\'hy, how lung girl the old set last?"
\\rife—"Two girls unci a half."
A L17Ti.R QUIRT N the best of MI diet, yet It
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TITEi1E, AiIE SCCII CASES.
,\lire : "May, do you ever think about
marriage?"
May : "Think is no narne for i1: i
worry."
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per hundred square feet covering rieas•ur. Trus is the most durable cov-
ering un the market, and is an ideal covering for Houses, Barna, Stores, Elc-
vators, Chur,thes, etc. Any handy non can lay the "OSIHA\VA" shingles. A
hammer and snips are the only Tools required.
We are the largest and oldest •'ccdnpany of the kind under the British
flag, and have covered thou,ands cf the best buildings throughout Canada.
making thein
FIRE, WATER AND LIGHTNINO•PROnF•
We also manufacture Curruated Iron in long sheets, Conductor Pipe and
EAVNSTROI'(:H, Etc.
METAL SiDING. In imitation of brick or stone.
METAL CEILINGS. In 2,000 designs.
Write for Catalogue No. 1411 and free tiamples of "'%SI}AWA" Shingles.
Write to -day.
TMENI 3E0Ersi2.11..XL 1P313CtIP7.4.33,
liOalreal, out. 011alra, Ont. tomato, Ont. ((Teel, Om. Mtl� nape , Non. VarcouYer,B.C.
r . 423 Sussex at. 11 Colborne st 65 Dundas st. I76 Lombard st. 615 Ponder et.
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Writs your Nearest Of ts.-11KAD OYYICK AND WO81iM-051hAWA, Ont
INVESTORS
Read This !
More Good News
fr.im Roseland
In its Issue of the 15th inst. The Rossland Miner says: "Two cars have
been spotted at WHITE BEAR MINE. and these will he loaded to -day or
to -morrow for shipment to the Granby. The ore is that taken out In the
course of development. The work of developing and making available
the ore shoots found on the 708, 850 and 1N0 foot levels continues. TILE
SHOOT ON 771E 1000 FOOT LEVEL IS TIIE LARGEST YET FOLND."
WHITE BEAR MINE shares are selling around 93i to 10 cents (non -
assessable). The last shipment of ore brought 824 a ton Inc concentrates,
while the rest realized 810 net after all expenses. This stock will stand
the most careful and rigid investigation and offered at above price is on
opportunity for the progressive investor. DONT \WAIT. BUY NOW.
Secure nn inter•tt in this promising enterprise at once. While Bear ad-
joins the famous Le Rol and is in close proximity to Centre Star, War
Eagle and Annie Mines.
COBALT
\Ve buy and sell any of the following:
Foster, Sliver Queen. Siler j$(ir,
Silver Leaf, Kerr lank:, Univers
Red Rock, Temiskatning and Hu
son Bay. Buffalo, Tr:thewey.
Also all other Mining and Industrial Stocks. For reliable information or
price, buying or selling, communicat; with us. Wire orders at our expense.
FOX & ROSS, Stock Brokers, TEL• ns comsmvctlag alt oepts,
Established 1887. Members Standard Stock Exchange, 'Toronto.
PRAISING TiIE DEAD.
"Why is a great man more appreci-
ated after he is dead?"
..
not oreappreciated,"n s•
's nt an
:a.
ie I
wcred Senator Sorghum. "He is more
freely complimented because he 6 less
feared by envious rivals."
A Time for Everything.—The lime for
I)r. Thomas' l:electric Oil is when
croupy synplonts appear in the chil-
dren; when rheumatic pains beset the
old; when lumbago, asthma, coughs,
colds, catarrh or earache attack either
young or old; when burns, scalds, abra-
sions, contusions or sprnins enll10 to
ally member of the family. In any rf
these ailments it will give relief and
work a cure.
"Your mother-in-law oceuses you of
stealing her trunk. \\'hat have you to
say?" "lour honor, I simply hid her
hunk; 1 was so afraid she'd leave us."
Inr was given eighteen months'—si:: for
stealing and twelve for lying.
NO SUBSTiTU'TE for "The 1) R T. Me:,th.)
Plaster, although some unscrup,Jous des:en may
say there Is. Recommended by dnetor,, heapitals,
clergy and everybody, fur glibness, pluerlsy, etc.
lf, as the newspaper reports would
h:+te us believe. all brides are beautiful,
where do all the tamely married wo-
men come from?
Do Neat Delay'►ren through de-
bilitated digestive. orisons. poison finds
its why into the blood. the prime con-
sideration is In get the poison out as
rapidly and as 111nroughly ars possible.
Delay ;tiny mean disaster. Parmelee's
Vegetable trills will be found n moat
valuable nal effective medicine In as-
sail the tntruuler with. They never fell.
They go nl once to the sent of the Irou-
lie and work a permanent ete.
JAPANESE "}'ENS."
The pens used by the children n1 1s.•
pan consist of bamboo and rabbits'
finis. The pen itself is a tiny brush of
hair lied M the end ' f n t•ornboo edit:.
It does nal seem poS`lible that writhng
under 811,11 rlrcumstanccs could i►e
goal, bill Jannneso children realty write
very well Indeed.
"Thal new term -hand of yours ,i ed
t . he a clerk." "SS hat makes you think
"Every lime he stops work for a
minute he tr.c, to pt11 tete pitchfork be-
hind his car."
Teacher: "What is an octopus?"
Small Boy: "Please. sir, I know, hill
it's an eight -sided cat!"
is there anything more annoying
than having your corn stepped upon?
is there anything more delightful than
gelling rid of it? Holloway's Corn
Cure will do it. Try it and be con-
vinced.
it generally makes man mad to
have people compliment him upon his
success and then add that they cannot
understand R.
ONE. 0? TiiR rEMT old time remedies (no all
glia affection, such as i4',ema, INu:wnrm, SCALP
head and similar atTertion, is Weaver's Cerst..
1t Is as ointment that has brought relief to
thoutaids.
She: "i las your hrnt!h ityiOseVett
since you've been abroad!" 1►f'- Olt.
;es, thanks. I'm quite a different ratan."
She: "l•tn sure your friends will be
glad to hear it."
Do not let n cold settle on your lungs.
Resort to Iliekle's Anil -Consumptive
Syru'm nt Rte first intitnnlir,n of irrita-
lion in the throat and prevent dt-ease
from 1 rlgtng in the pulmonary organs.
l
Neglrcto colds are the cnus•' id un-
told suffering throughout the country
all of w•hirh enuhl have hcen pretenl-
cd'by the optplioation of this simple but
powerful medicine. The price, 25 cents.
brings it within the reach of all.
The hungry individual entered the
restaurant and ordered n lamb -chop.
After n Icing delay the waiter returned,
with n chop of nl.oru;cupical propnr.
lions. "1 say:' coned the customer•, 1
ordered a chop." "Yes. sir; there -it
"Ah, sn fl is;' replied the diner, pcer•tn
:it it ctnaoly. "1 Thought it arts a crack
in the plate."
CAMERON'S
Asthma Core
ha, never faile•1 t
are these those
suffering from
r'hr'nic Jit ne'+itle
or Asthma.
tf sMict.4
WRITS POR T11Rt $ANPLR,
sad let as oes,inre yea that we hate a
sure -owe that awns to stay cored.
TRIM SAMPLE sent to any addr.ss.
D. A. DAIMON & CO.,
Owes nosed, ON
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