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HEALTH
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i IGG'S DISEASE.
This troublesome affecUon is an in-
flammation of the gullies and tooth sock-
ets, which, although at first of slight
2• tnoment, may cause. if neglected, severe
neuralgic pains and loss of the teeth.
It occurs usually in adults, but may be
scot in children who habitually have
uncleun mouths.
Fur its production a combination of
constitutional suet local causes is gen-
erally neceissary, the c'nsttlufonul
cause being probably u 6 y
(tile so-called uric -acid diathesis), and the
local cause a lack of proper attention to
the mouth -not necessarily a neglect of
cleanliness, but either that or a failure
tc have the teeth regularly inspeclal 1•y
a dentist and the tartar removed before
It has litho to work into the tooth Buck-
ets.
The use of an improper tooth -powder
-one that contains insoluble gritty
material-- is a common cense of the dis-
ense. Tho inseduble material, or the tar-
tar, which may be deposited in the
t
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L ,
cleanest of mouths, accumulates little by
little between the teeth and the lip of
the gum embracing it, and gradually
separates thein.
This excites c little irritation of the
gun) with a resulting slight discharge,
and this leads to the deposit of more
tartar, and so the condition aggravates
itself.
As soon as the gum is lifted away
from the tooth, particles of food begin
1) collect in the pocket so formed, and
their decomposition adds to the trouble.
The affection goes on at first unob-
served, or at most the patient has no-
ticed a little looseness of the teeth or.
Borne tenderness, or the gums bleed
readily when the brush is used. After a
while matter forms and causes a slight
aching and feeling of tension in the
gum, and it the tender spot is pressed
upon a drop of mutter can be squeezed
out.
Sometimes the pain is more severe; it
may not bo felt as a toothache, but may
simulate neuralgia of the face and de-
ceive both patient and physician. This
mistake niay be made the more readily
as the tooth may bo perfectly sound and
not even loose, the gum having closed
over the pocket in which the matter had
formed, thus hiding it from casual in-
spection.
The more usual course of this disease
i4 to progress without much pain until
the teeth become loose, or even fall out.
When the disease is far advanced it is
beyond the reach of home treatment. and
is a matter for the skill of the dentist.
1t may be prevented by having the teeth
inspected and the tarter cleaned off
every six months. -Youth's Companion.
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ICE FOR NOSE BLEED.
f)r. Hirshberg, In the American Maga-
zi.ie for October. writes entertainingly
of popular fallacies.
"Faulty logic is at the bottom of most
of the medical fallacies of the day," ho
says. "1•:a1Lse and effect are confused or
imagined, and hasty generalization does
lite rest. A case in point is afforded by
certain homely remedies for nesse-bled.
Ninety-nine (lines in every hundred
Hose -bleed will stop of itself within a
few minutes. But the sufferer, unaware
of nature's skill as a healer, is eager to
give her aid. So he presses his upper
lip, and when In a short while tho flow
of blood stops, he thinks that it does so
because he has compressed the arteries.
As a matter of fact, the arteries which
reach the nose are deep in the face, and
utterly beyond pressure from without.
"Another favorite method of stopping
nose -bleed is to drop a cold key or a
piece of ice down the patient's neck, or
to put a beat upon his head. In this
madness there Is some method, though
its advocates, in all probability, could
offer no sen?Ible account of the relation
between cuuso and effect A sudJw1
fright or unexpected shock causes a
spasmodic contraction of the small
blood vessels, vvhich forces the blood into
the larger vessels, and gives the little
ones litho to repair injuries. A piece of
ice, in the course of its uncanny slide
(limn (he vertebrae. produces a shock.
A blow on the head with a brick. or a
boiler eeploe.ei next door. would pro-
duce an equal shock and curd nosebleed
just Os effccti%cly.
THE
FEATHERWEIGHT
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ILLI 1 11..\ 1'111\ .
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Enough cans t be said of full. .n t1 d
f 1.
(, deep
breathing. It is no hobby or wild no-
tion. but if you would prove its benefits,
practice it daily, and you will increase
the cir'ulation, purify the blood. and
send it rich and hot to warn) Cie feel.
make ruby lips and plant roses nn the
cheeks. it will add your digestion and
give you a clean. sweet breath, promote
sleep, quiet the nervous system,
strengthen the throne and vocal organs.
mei ictcave,
ITC chest capacity.
Il \ \
Yid'
also cure your asthma. catarrh and
bronchitis, and prevent lung trouble.
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Light In Weight
the
AND
HEART ACTION ON SHIPBOARD.
Surgeons
Surgeons Find That Vibration Bothers
Their Diagnoses.
"All hearts sound alike on these mod-
ern ships," sail the surgeon of u tr us-
atlanlic liner. "Although the hull of the
average modern stcuuier is bigger arra
supposedly less subject to lite violence
of the sea, the machinery to drive the
enlarged hulls has been increased in size.
Willi the increase in the size of the en-
gines there bus followed greater vibra-
tion.
"It is this vibration which snakes it
impossible for us to read truly the ac-
tion of Ike average human heart. 1
huge Tried repeatedly by all manner t 1
means to overcome the influence of the
vilrati':n on the heart, but 1 find that
b)' even swinging a patient in n hunt -
mock, where the shaking up is not great-
ly felt. the result of the heart reading
is far from satisfactory.
"The first day at sea in the ship rn
her maiden voyage 1 had occasion 'o
treat an Eng'l,htnun who was en rause
tl Canada on business. 1 was startle.'
t . hear his heart. Yet lie had the lin-
tel hind of cardiac act:on, as 1 ascer-
tained once file ships machinery stop-
ped. I have since found it to be an
invariable rule that the engine's vibra-
tion makes it nppeur as though the
heart of the average man was going !o
stop before 1 could get the stethoscope
away from his breast.
"Vibration does not hurt lite heart
any. Do not make the mistake of Sup-
p, ;sing that it does. It just sounds as
though the end was positive, and while
the patient's heart is leaing in regular
forst the shaking of the ship deceives
even the practised ear."
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F.\ -111E11 OF 33 CI1ILDI1EN.
There I. in the Selly Oak,\Vorkhouse
nn inmate named John George Stratton,
win Is the father of Ihirly-iltreo children,
say's the Landon Chrontele. Itis case
calm before the guardians this week,
when inquiries were made ns to a main-
tenance contribution from his family.
Stratton is 00 years of ng'e and his third
wife. whn Is with him in the institution,
1, 17. His thirty-three ehildren are scat-
tered all over the world and sane is in
ai position In asses( the father. ills first
child was been two months after Queen
Vielorin crime to the throne. it was
girl, who tins now attained the age of
61 and lives In London. tits youngest
child is 21. 50 It will Me seen them is
a difference Fetween the first and last
of forty-five years.
"We went a man for nor Informntlnn
bureau," said the manager. "let he
must is nne Min can answer all sorts
of questions and not lose lila head."
"That's me," replied the applicant,
"lent the father of eight children."
$5.00 Brooch
Does it strike you as "almost
too good to be true'? It is
only one instance of the price.
attractiveness of Diamond HaII's
stock -- backed by its half -
century reputation for quality.
This Brooch (Catalogue No.
31683) consists of a inch
crescent of solid 14k. gold,
supporting a lily -of -valley spray
set with 16 pearls.
It is sent post free in dainty
satin lined case.
err send upon re most f.eVef.Aarre
our longe ,ilrslrared . a!alcgue.
lywrSo.Ont.
EACII MEAL AN AGONY.
W1IAi SHE WANTED.
She was newly married, and did not
know a little bit abuse either housekeep-
ing or shopping, and site was giving her
first order. It was u crusher; but the
grocer was a clever totl, and was used
l) all hinds of orders, and could inter-
pret them easily.
"1 want 10tb. of paralyzed sugar," she
begin, with u businesslike air.
"Ye_s'in. Anything else?"
"Two tins of condemned milk."
"?harem."
Ile set down pulverized sugar and
condensed uhilk.
"Anything more, ma'am?"
"A bag of fresh salt. De sure it is
fresh."
"Yes'm. \Vhat next?"
"A pound of Je:AN:rated codfish."
Ile wrote, glibly, "desiccated cod."
"Nothing more, notion`? We have
some nice horseradish just in."
"No," site said, "it \veiled be of no use
to us; we don't keep u horse."
Dr. \%'illianls' Pink Pills Cure Obstinate
Indigestion After Other Medicines
FAIL
"When 1 was first troubled with indi-
.gestion l did not bottler with it; i
thought It would pass away 11111ul;illy.
But instead of doing so it developed el -
lo a painful chronic affection, which 11
spite of all I did grew worse and worse
until 1 had al andoned all hopes of ever
getting relief." These words of Mrs.
Chas. M.;Kay, of Norwood, N. S., should
serve as u warning to all who sutler
(distress after meals, with palpitation,
Lro\wsines and loss of appetite -cut ly
warning. of a more serious trouble to
follow.
"1 used to rise in the morning,"said
Mrs. McKay, "feeling no better for a
nig: is rest. I rapidly lost llrsh and
after even the most frugal meal i al-
ways suffered severe pains in my
stomach. 1 cut my meals down to a
few mouthfuls, but even (hen every
morsel of food CatLSed agony, my di-
gestion was so weak. Some days f
could scarcely drag myself about tno
house. and 1 was never free from sharp
piercing pains in the hack and chest. 1
g l ew so bad that I had to limit my diet
to milk a'.d soda water, and even this
cuu;e•1 severe suffering. in vain 1
sought relief --all nitdicines 1 look scent-
ed t -epees. But in the darkest hour of
my suffering help carte. While rend-
\\'III•:N TIIE VALUE Gi1O\VS.
"We never realize the full value of to
thing until we lose it," remarked the
man who was fond of moralizing.
'That's right." replied the practical
man, "'specially if the thing Inst Was
insured."
SII1 LIKED IT.
Torn -1 ki-sed her when she wasn't
'coking.
(:lira-\\'hal did she do
Tom -Kept het eyes closed the rest
o! the evening.
WHOOPING COUCH
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I:NTIIUSIASI'IC MOTHERS.
When mothers become enthusiastic
over tl medicine for little ones, it is safe
to say that it has high merit. Every
mother who has used Baby's Own Tab-
le's speak:' strongly in praise of them.
and tells every other mother how much
good they have done her children. Mrs.
Alfred Marcouse, St. Charles, Que.,
says: "I strongly advise eery mother
to keep Baby's Own Tablets in the
house always. 1 have used anent for
teething troubles, colic and other ills
o: chi'dh,lod and found them the most
satisfactory medicine 1 ever tried."
These Tablets are guaranteed to contain
no poisonous opiate and no harmful
drug. They are equally goat) for the
new born baby or the well grown child,
and nre a sure cure for all their minor
ailments. Sold by medicine dealers r'r
by mail at 25 cents a box by writing
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
TREASURES FOUND.
i11g: a newspaper I cattle across a cure
that was quite similar to my own case,
wrought by the use of 1)1.. Williams'
1'ir,k fills. 1 thought if another person
held been cured by !nese pills of such
suite ring ns I \vas experiencing, surely
there was hope for me, and 1 al once
sent to the druggist for n supply of
these pills. The first indication that the
trills were helping me was the disap-
pearance of Ise feeling of oppression.
Then 1 'wenn to take solid food with
but little feeling of distress. 1 still eon-
tinned la':ing the pills with an improve-
ment every •'aye. until 1 could digest t II
kinds ref fond without the least trouble
n•• (lislress. 1 nut in splendid health
le -day and all tete credit is due to Ur.
\\'illinnlc' fink pills."
Dr. \Viltia'rs' fink Pills go right to
the root of indigestion and other trou-
bles by making rich. red blood which
tones and strengthens every (mean •4
the body. That is why they cure anae-
mia, wi'h all the headaches and back -
ie he, rand sile.,ches, rheumatism and
ueuro!gia and the special ailments rt
growing gills and women of n11 ages.
5011 by all medicine d04119s or by mail
a' 5) rents n box or slx boxes for $2.!O
by wr:ling The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Crockville, Ont.
Don't let the child suffer. Instant
relief and a permanent cure
is obtained with
OR. $LOCUMS
It heals and soothes throats Cu.
aro worn and inflamed with caughin;
arrests the progress of disea-.c, ace
ea'ects a complete euro speedily.
Sold by all druggists. Price hoc. an'1 25c.
per bottle. Dr. Slocum, Limited, Toronto.
"I used ler think," remarked Meander-
ing Mike. "ilial I wasn't popular with
dumb animals." "Are ye?" inquired
Plodding 1'c•le. "Tremendously. i met
three dogs to -day, and every one of
them thought 1 was nico enough to
cat.„
Dilapidated Residence Furnished in
Gorgeous Style.
The death from heart failure of an old
woman in Belfast, Ireland, has led to
an extraordinary series of discoveries.
The woman, Mrs. Agnes llearst, was
formerly a domestic servant In Bettie -
say, Scotland. Some years ago she
went to Belfast with her husband and
purchased a large, dilapidated house in
one of the most squalid streets in the
centro of the city. Iter husband died
seine months ago. She was found in the
house dead In bed.
On entering the pince the police were
struck with the remarkably luxurious
appointments in every room. Every
article of furniture was of a gorgeous
character. in a systematic search the
police found many silks and satin
dresses, enormous quantities of costly
handkerchiefs, a butter -dish was filled
with gold watches and jewellery, Ono
of the rings being valued at four or five
hundred pounds, therm were cameo
brooches of the rarest description and a
line display of antique china. A safe
which was opened contained £1,280 in
gold, notes, and foreign bills, ntuny of
them mildewed and frayed at the edges;
a draft on the Bank of Ireland for £600,
and a post -office bank book, showing a
sues of d:60 es. 6d. due to the owner.
In a lumber -coon were found several
oil pointings, all thought to be valu-
able, and one which experts declare is
almost priceless. The latter picture Is
ons depicting two nude figures.
The most curious find, however, was
a hal-box Cellnet Willi i 0 U's signed by
Olen in nervy ranks of life. It is be-
lieved that the valuables lind been the
property of Mr. Restates mother, who
wos at one lime housekeeper to a Scot-
tish gentleman who left her all his pro-
perty.
-+--.
HIS TCItN FIIIST.
"Maria." he said, ns lie entered the
house, sneaking before his wife had
lime to any a weird, "this house is in nil
r
ion."
and
up c
\
ayf
began.
"\\'hyo llenry—" she ire t.
Se '
\'n11r. 1f heiI1-
'r'a1W'
"Don't try to ex
te'rupte<I. "I.00k of This room! 1 wos
going In bring n friend home with me.
but 1 refrained for fear the house would
be just in the condition that 1 find 11
in:'
"If von find sent word, Henry---"
"Send word, Mnrinf \\'Icy should
anyone who claims to be n house-
keeperhave to bo notified, so that she
reran scurry about and snake, thinks look
respectable" And that (tress, Maria!
It's outrageous to be dressed in that
fashion at the; Utne of day."
"1 could have changed it--"
"Oh, 4f course. You could have done
lots of things, but you (didn't. You
should be redly to entertain your hus-
band's friends al any time. l suppose
the dinnA' Is coil
too."
"It's not so All as it was. You're
late. you know."
"Of course, and if 1 had brought my
friend with inc he'd have had to sit
iinwn to a cold dinner or one that was.
burnt to a cinder. and we should have
both felt humiliated, and should have
Maria!
isn't right,
\Ile
It g ,
had to apologize.
It Isn't right at all."
And when he had settled down In his
cram-chnir niter dinner, he chuckled to
himself and muttered:
"But 1 should have got a roasting for
being late if 1 hadn't started first"
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1l Keeps the Muscles Pliant.- Men
given to tnu:cuter sports and exercises
turd those who suffer muscular pains
(rem tricycle riding will find Dr.
Themes' Kclectric Oil something worth
trying. As a lubricant it will keep tie
muscles pliable and free from pains
which often follow constant use of
them, without softening theta or im-
pairing their strength. For bruises,
sprains and contusions It is without a
peer.
"And Is this man come unto this court
with unblushing footsteps, with the cloak
of hyl:oc riay in his mouth, and to draw
fifteen bull's k•t nut of thy client's pock-
et with iniptnidy?" asked a barrister.
There was nu reply.
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Little Sister: "Any new studies this
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lion." "What's that?" "It's learning
how to read a thing so it will sound as
if you was at the oilier end of a drain-
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The efficiency of I3Ickle's Anti -Con-
sumptive Syrup In curing coughs and
colds and arresting inflammation 'ef
the lungs, can be established by lain -
duels of testimonials from all sorts and
conditions of men. 11 is a standard re-
medy in these ailments and nil uffec-
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once" Raker --"indeed, ma'am. I'ni very
sorry that i d dn't rceollect it." Miss
Sharpe --"I dare say Dint you are sorry
that you didn't re -Cullet it, but 111 take
,are of that."
Do not delay In gelling relief for the
Id l r Ex -
fn
folks. Mother t e Grn\ c.s' Worm t
Iermtnalnr is n pleasant and sure cure.
r
If you loco your child why do you lel
it suffer when a remedy is so near at
hand?
"I hear you end ion,s have been nut
shooting." "Yes: just got hack." "Did
you have any luck°" "1 should say 1
did. Jones only bit ire once."
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R has arJge1ksnlleinprepsrpestle•whit hgive .better
a'ntrnl. 'I he sabots do.+c• is adjustable and can be turn•
ed Ir•'m right 1' led hind without removing the blade
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ar is os s ur .1y gar ms
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A Pleasant Duty.—"When I know any-
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t
Aider it my duty to tell it, says Rev.
Jan. Murdock, of }tamhurg, Pa. "I)r.
Agneeei Catarrhal Powder has cured me
of Catarrh of fivo years standing. It is
certainly magical in its effect. The Brat
application benefited me in five min-
utes." 50 cents. -9
"(fair is getting pretty thin, sir."
"Think so?" "Yes." "But it was much
thinner about thirty years ago." "But
you do not look much older than that."
"1 was thirty yesterday."
THEY MEAN iT.
No one should suffer a moment long-
er with Piles, for Dr. Leonhnrdt's Hetli-
Itoid will cure any case. •
No matter what kind you have, Blind,
Bleeding, Internal, External, Itching or
Suppurating, Dr. Leonhardt's Hcn•Iloid
will cure you.
This statement is supported by a thou-
sand testimonials from those who have
been permanently cured.
if you aro not cured you gel your
nIolley back. $1.00. All dealers, or
The \Nilsen -Fyfe Co., Limited, Niagara
Falls, Ont.
"How in the world, Mrs. Wisely, do
you manage to have all of your three
duughters in so eauly when they spend
the evening out:'"' 'The last one Bosse
has to get breakfast next morning."
Eat what yen Ilke.-Oive the digestive
organs s ,me work to do. These functions
need e:ercioe as much as any part of the
human anatomy, but if they're delicate,
give them the aid that Dr. Von Stan's
Pineapple Tablets afford and you can eat
anything that's wholesome and palatable
-60 in a box, 35 cents. --
Visiting uncle -"There is no beast
that has a roar so terrifying as a lion."
Small Nieco--"Did you ever hear papa
when dinner wasn't ready in time?"
wetemMiP AS St'NSHINE atter store[ Is the
rolief whoa an obstinate. pitiless cough hat hien
driven away by Allen's Lang Balsam. No opium
in it. The good effect lasts.
SAW 111•:13 F'I ASST.
" ie tell your minima
\'isilnr- \\ 111
that 1 have come In call on her."
\Vl11ic-"Mamma's not at home."
Visitor (shocked)-"\\'hy, Willie, I'm
sure I snw her looking from the parlor
window as i cone up (he street."
Willie (stoutly) -"No, you didn't, nee
ther. That was Sis peeping through the
parlor blinds. Muni saw you corning
from upstuirs."
NOT DOING A THING.
"Yes, Indy," said hungry Iligglns,
"'Tette., persecution ruined shy life. Why
wizen I wnz first arrested. ears ago, i
hadn't been does'n+' n blessed t i► .'
"Poor man," solei the kind old Indy;
"here's n dime for yo't. And wlrnl
charge diel they trump tip ngainst you?"
"Vagrancy', ►no'onm.
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A Smell Pill. but Powerful.- They
that judge of the powers of a pill by its
size, would consider l'arrnelee's Vege-
table Pills to be Iackine. 1t Is a little
wonder amongpills.
. \\lar+t it leeks in
n
alto
It
makes
up In potency.. The
re-
medies
which it carries are put up in
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powerful that only swill! dog's aro re-
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CRAZE DEFINED.
"Whet do you mean by saying snme-
thing is the latest craze?" asked the man
helm abroad who carries a notebook.
"A craze." answered Miss Cayenne,
"i4 snmclhing that amuses other people,
hot in which you yourself do not hap-
pen to be interested."
Tour 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
n bottle of SHILOH'S CURL
for a quarter.
Why pay two to five dollars
when a twenty-five cent
bottle of SHILOH will cure you
as quickly?
Why not do as hundreds of
thousands of Canadians have
done for thest thirty-four
toears : let SHILOH be youdoc-
r whenever a Cough or Cold
appears.
SHILOH will care you, and all
druggists hack npttis statement
with a positive guarantee.
The next time you have a
Cough or Cold cure it with
SHILOH
YOU CAN SAVE $13.15
$1135
A SUET
TO -DAY
W• will present every
Reader of Oils paper who
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two most serviceable Prem-
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One Pair of $6.00 Trousers (made
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YOU ARE UNDER NO OIILiGATION TO
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Ice find eltber the Special Sults or the FILEN
CIFTs are NOT EXACTLY as advertised to
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We will send you, FREE OF ANY CiiARGE whatever, • handsome range of
patterns, including our wonderful value Blue and Black Sergei and Cbevlot
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All goods are shipped 5 days from receirot of order.
THE MAIL -FIT CLOTHING CO. Royal A, McIa.Csa. <ti
Don't fall to mention name of this newspaper.
Judge -"And your wife alined at and
sttbre your head with a cups' Witne.s
-"Yes, sir." Judge -"Well, all 1 have to
say k that you ought to be very proud
of her."
They are Carefully Prepared.- fills
which dissipate themselves in the
stomach cannot be expected to have
nnuch cfftrt upon the intestines, and :o
overcome co=hotness the medicine ad-
ministered rnu,t influence the action .1
these canals. 1'tu•rnclee's Vegetable fills
are so Made, under the supervision of
exports, that the suhslanee In Them in-
tended to operate on the intestine's :s
retarded in action unlit they pass
through the stomach to the bowels.
The young physicinn looked r:eastsl
and confident "\\'ell;' he began, "i
rhenet say that with my (Inst patient 1
',eve succeeded remarkably well." "Of
vv hat did you relieve hint?" his friend
asked. "Five dollars," sold the younger
inns.
Itching, Burning, Creeping, Crawling
Skin Dieeasee relieved in n few minutes
by Agnew's Ointment. Dr. Agnew a Oint-
ment relieves instantly. and cures Tetter,
Malt Rheum, Scald Head, Eczema, Ulcer..
Blotches, and all Eruptions of the Skin.
it is soothing and quieting and Sets like
magic in all Baby Humors, Irritation of
the scalp or Hashes during teething time.
35 cents • boa.-?
-The Cathedral of Alexnnder hev�ki.
SI. i'etersburg. Is said to have the finest
choir in the world.
AN VOLT FAMILY of skin diseases Is the one
generally described by the wont Eczema. in all
ts forms it resists ordinary treatment but Is
completelycured by W Conte used In con•
eectton wth Weaver's Jyrt+o
•
\faster- "When was Rome. built?"
Kid -"In the night, sir." Master-"Ilnw
der ynu make itint ad?'' ICkI "\\'rte,
everybody says (tome wasn't built in a
day."
ITCH, Mango. Prairie Reratches and
revery tote of contagious itch on human
or animals cored to 30 minutes by Wol-
ff -141's Sanitary Lotion. It never fails.
The most curious thing about the bul-
ti rtly Is the size of the ruse from which
the insect proceeds compared will► the
size of the Insect's body. The case is
rarely more than one Inch long, and a
quarter of an inch in thickness: the
butterfly covers a surface of nearly four
inches square.
TRh;AT\IENT.
"So you don't believe in the falai
cure?'
"Not entirely. 1t awnys lnoked to le
i ittlle like trying lo regulate the tem-
perature by putting, the thermometer in
the refrigerator."
CLEANING ..AR'af.
LADIES' ... suiTS'
Ilia be dere eerfectly by oar prunes Process. Trp +a
SWUM AMEIISAR Mora CO.
taoNTRfW TOtOWILI, OTTAWA a QUEnIo
`TANTI:1)-REI.I:ARLE PARTIES to
do machine knitting for us at home;
5? to 510 per week easily earned; wool,
etc., furnished free; distance no hin-
drance. For hull particulars address the
Dominion Knitting Co., Dept. W, °tithe,
Ont.
MUCII Br•,1TEB.
Husband -"I saw the doctor to -day.
11•e say; 1 must go away and rest."
Wife - "Did you show Calm your
tongue?"
Husband -"No, but i told hint about
yours."
FF.RRovI5f, "11.5'1' Is IT? It 1, the earn° of
Gil best tonic. 11 hnibls up the .y dem, Kiva'
new life, m..ke+ pe.,p!e well 33,1 st:ung. ate sue°
you get the genuine " Fennvim.'
.
Faulty Kidneys. nave you ha'karh" s
you feel drowsy? ?
Do
, Dyour limbs fir t
Y o
heavy? Have con frequent lends, bee
Have you tailing si-inn? Have you d,s:-r
feeling ? bre you depressed ? is your
skin very? Have you a tired feelin.t? Any'
o1 these signs prove kidney disea..e.
F.zperlenee hail proved that South Ameri-
can Kidney ('ure never tall,. -6
"i hear your firm discharged you.**
"Yes: but 1 wouldn'1 mind that so much
if they hadn't lidded insult to hejury."
"Hoe?' "they ndvertise.l for a boy to
til shy place."
There are a number it esrielie, +f
corns. Holloway's Corn Cure will . re-
inowe any of them. Call on rout ante
gist and get a bottle at once.
Mrs. Ilcnpeel:—"If you marry Dick,
you need never expect me lo revue to
see you." Dautrhter- "Jurt any 111n1 In.
In the gramopheen, w'on't yon, p!0iI5 '
Mrs. 1fcnpeck-"What for naught. i•.-
"1 wr,n to give i1 to Dick as n eeddiflg
present.,,
CAMERON'S
Asthma Cum
has n',er fsi'a1 to
rnM th .e. !':f?orinE
from
t'an.&: Il; nren,'t 11h
(Ilene.
1r :ars—tat
WRITE FOR Fagg SAMPLE,
awl IN as convince yen that we here •
tale—ow tact rsrwe be stay eare•L
/sate RA MILE sent to any *1drs,s.
D. A.
CAMERON & 00.,
Owen Mourn, Ont
IS'eiA% NO. 16
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