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'1ONsll.l.rl la.
The to:.ses ar two collections .1
sand -like st. uc•uro•s at the 1 a •k 1 art ,.l
lite nt<,u h. ,one on ouch side, la Inst'.•=e the
pit ars of the palate. It is nut known
what purpose they >;crve. Some have
suppos J th:.I hey arrest the germs 1
d.sea-e weed) may be inineed or taken
t) with tho f•x.1; I u► tie y teeth ally can
cutch sere rens of the g rine w::ick rup-
idly lees, olein in tee food or water, .;r
1-s the air ,. h'^_h Is inhaled; and it is
well th• y c• unci, for they •re til eei elves
%cry susceptible to disease, as ,orae si.f-
(erers know to their sorrow. CYhers
have thought they serve an evil pur-
pose, act ng us por:els of , ntry for
many d.sea-e-gernis into the body.
The tmasils are very liable to become
Inflamed. This condition constitutes
loran Itis, er, when an abscess forms,
quinsy. Young persons, over fifteen
and aider thirty, are most subject to
Inflan.mati. n of the tuner's, although
children tired even those well along lu
life may suffer. It occurs with specialfre-
quenc•y :n those whose tonsils are enlarg-
e! trod usually In persons who are "run
down" in general health, or in whore
the power of resistance has bee'i lowered
•s a result of %every or overexertion.
The extra study in preparing for u
dttflcult exarninal'on in achoot or col-
lege and the anxiety concerning the
result not uncommonly bring on an
attack of quinsy, especially In thoseor a
so-called rheumatic tendency.
There are various kinds of tonsillitis,
but the symptoms of alt are quite similar
In the beginning. The patient feels ill,
has chilly sersations, loss of appetite,
more or less headache, perhaps, consti-
pation, feverishness, and a feeling of
discornfert or actual pain in the throat.
Soon the fever becomes high, the throat
1s dry, swallowing Is palrfui, there is
often more or less earache, end the pa-
tient stems to be seriously ill.
Suppuration may or may not occur.
The pain and throbbing are most severe
when it does.
The attack lasts usually from two r r
three days to a week, and is apt to ter-
minate quite suddenly, although If but
one tonsil has been affected, recovery
may be delayed by an extension of the
Inflammation to the other tonsil. In
that case the wtole tiresome process
must be gone through with again.
The disease Is nlmoet always serious
enough to require the physician's care,
kr the treatment calls for Internal re-
medies as well as local applications.
Whatever else is done, tho bowels
should he kept open from the beginnig
of the attack. -Youth's Companion.
A Ve0I1D OF CHEER.
Dr. Knopf, the eminent authority on
tuberculosis announces it infectious,
Ise ecommnuleahte, preventable, and cur-
able. Of the three menu -ids of infectein,
inhalation, InJce lien and inoculation,
iho first is the mast frequent. 11 is et
the Wiriest importance that the pululon•
my consumptive should know that no
matter what stage of the disease he
may ho in his expectca•ation may i:prend
the germs of the disease, unless die
Ltroyel before 11becomes dry. Dr.
Knopf considers the popular notion that
ccnsun1ption Ls hercdaary le to abso-
lutely erroneous, and that the child who
develops consumption hes been infect-
ed by 113 welt -meaning, but lgnoranl
coneumpt'.ve parents rifler birth. It
Is al=oh:'ely essential that the cen-
sumptive mother should lever kiss 1!.e
child, ren the mouth, should never taste
the feed with the same spoon or through
the same rubber nipple used by the
chid, nrd should lake the utnost pains
that the child may nut become infect-
ed through germs in dust about the
house.
Th some autlority lakes the most
opl'mi be view In regent to the cur-
ability of the disease. lie maintains Mel
it Is one r,f the most curable of all chre
Mc, int cll,u- d sea=r+, and this simply
b; nleens of judieleus use of (rod's :erste
pure air, eunstrine, plenty of good eater
Inside and out, good food, and ail un-
der the guidance of a physician.
Unquestiennbly, the hopelessness
which the patient So c•flen encounters
fu the attitude of friends and in the
daily environment tends to trine to
pass tier dreaded fatality.
SAI,T IN MEDICAL CSE.
Salt occupies a prominent place among
home remedies for common ailments.
Dlesehc'el in enter and used as a gar-
gle it ell , are an culinary sore throat.
Intnrcl. it gives re;eef for a cold In the
head. \\ het a heat applications are
needed a nag of it thoroughly heated is
excci:tot. fie it holds the heat and does
awny with the moisture Which is so obi
Ject enable. A cloth wrung from hot
ended vinegar is a standard remedy for
smiting and Tonle put in the water in
*•:lie h !,tett fret nre bathed, will to very
);rlpfu!. \\ lien mixed with soda it re-
lieves be.' Ming!. and nothing excel' it
tor. a !emits ice. A weak solulkn keeps
the huh r from inning out.
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IAflY WAS 11161 IT.
The old housekeeper mit the master
at the doer on his arrival home.
"If you please. sir," she said, "tiro cat
has hall chickens."
"Nonsense, Mary!" laughed he. "You
me an kittens. Gats dots t have chick-
ens."
"\\'acs them chickens fir kitlene as
you brought hntr.e last night, sir," ask -
tet the old woman.
ti .'y were chickens."
"Jut eo!" replied Mary, with a
twinkle. "Well, rho cat's 'ad 'em."
"I'm up n tree," admitted the 'orating
po'ilieian, "but my back Is In tho wall,
end 111 die in the Inst dile!), );sin);
116kdown with flags flying, and from the
mountaintop of Democracy, hurling
defiance at the foe, soar < n the wings
o' triumph, regardless of the party Irish
Met larks at my heels." He looked as
though ho meant 1t, too,
rte people who KNOW
By t'raotloal Experience
Have Unanimously Pronounced
COITSFOOTE
E :'ECTORANT
The Quickest
Sale. t
Surest
Thr3at and Cough
CURE
IN THE WORLD
Th.+ rooeon is it CURES everybody who
(ekes it- young end old alike. The chil-
dren love it-- almost like honey. It ie
absolutely frc'o from hurtful ingredients.
It is the greatest household remedy of
the ago. No home should be withotil it.
It acts immediately upon the irritated
spot, stopping the cough, allaying in-
f.arnnraUo,t, strengthening the throat,
voice and chest, making breathing easy,
and giving quick and pern►araent relief
t.) those having coughs, colds, croup,
whooping -cough, sore throat, bronchitic,
asthma and lung trouble. One fond
mother, who knows, says :
et have nu he"nate in seeemreendia Colts-
1o.•te Nspeotor•.et, which I have used time and
•lain. and consider it the boat remedy on earth
for veered and colds. We keep it constantly In
our home, and it t. the beat household remedy 1
have known. Colt.fente is like no other cough
remedy I have ever used, it Is so soothing and
beating. mad feel sere it is • purely vegetable
prepersito-
MR.9. I). MAHONEY,
137 Catbeart *Street, Hamilton, )fit.
Monter I Father i Do not let that boy's
or girl's oough run on without atten-
tion, than endangering their liver', when
a 25c bottle of C.oltsfoote Expectorant
will cure it. Get it from your dealer.
Keep 1t hl the house always.
REWARD FOR HARD THINKING.
A year ago a manufacturer hired n
toy. For months there was nothing
noticeatlo about him except that he
never took his eyes off the machine he
was running. A few weeks ago the
manufacturer looked up from his work
t' see the boy standing beside his desk.
"What do you want''' he asked.
"Want my pay raised."
"What nre you getting?"
"Three dollars a week."
"Well, how much do you think you
are worth?"
"Four dollars."
"You think ao. do you?"
"Yes, sir, an' Fee been thinkin' to
for three works, but I've been so blame
bury I haven't had lime to speak to
you about it."
Ile was raised.
TORTURING SCIATiCA.
A Severe Case Cured by Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills.
Fierce darting pains -pains like red
Lot needles being driven through the
flesh -in the thigh; pillar:; down the
legs to the ankles--that:s sciatica:4
None but the victim can realize the tor-
ture. But the sufferer need not grow
discouraged for there is a cure -a sure
cure in Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. These
pills stake new blood, this new blocd
feeds and strengthens the nerves end
fires them from pain. The pain is Lan-
ish'd t; May banislied-the cure is com-
plete. Mr. Chas. B. Maclean. a Pros-
perous farmer near Brockville, Ont.,
has bean cured of a severe case of ecce
Mica ural wishes other sufferers to hear
of his cure that they rimy benefit by his
(• ller:mess. Ile says: -"For upwarilc of
five years I was a periodical sufferer
teen s, iatira. in the mining while
vetting up I would to £curd with ag-
onizing peens 10 my hip,:• Sometimes
these pains extended down one kg.
sr.metimcs down the other; often down
b Iho 'rho pain was terrible. Imagine
the sirens caused by n red hot spike
trier; driven Utreugh the flesh. That
was ju-t my feeling when the srlaliea
v.as (tt ;t- wird. Often while carrying
waler to ►he horses the pain became so
Wrote 1 lad to drop the pail in the mid-
dle of the y nrd. I followed doctor.
treatment but with slight relief. 1 then
Intel rheumatic plasters and liniments.
tut these did not hep me rt all. Tien
1 decided to give I)r. Williams' *'ink
fills a Iriat. At first they del not seem
lo help Ina but as they had been so
highly recommended I persated in the
treatment and gradually noticed a
change in my eendifinn. The pain le -
crime, lest severe. 1 felt stronger and
my appetite Improved. 1 think 1 used
the pills aL •ut four or five months Le -
fere 1 wee completely enr,'d. but though
tl,nt ons two years ago 1 have not since
had the slightest return of sciatica. I
thin,( Dr. Williams' *'ink Pills are a
marvellous medicine and an does my
wife who `reed Ihcm ns a blood builder.
She say's they have no equal and never
wearies of praising them to her friends."
Good blood is the secret of henith-
Dr. \\'illinm•t' Pink Pilis the secret (
gond blood That is why they cure
seinlicn. rheumatism, SI. Vitus dance,
heart palpitation, indigestion and the
ailments common to women and grat-
ing girls. Sold by medicine dealers -r
by mall at 59 cents a hoc or six bnees
for Se.50 from The Dr. \e litiams' Miele
eine
iel -
cine Co.. Breckcltle, Ont.
LI\n'r.
The eld r1y Inan hPs eviden!Iy lov-
ed and to -t cut.
"1 'oppose," he said, "(hal my gray
heirs do not appeal to you."
"Oh. 1 respect the kw grey hairs yeti
have," rejoined Fee of the refrig'i iter
heart. "lett srontch. w 1 ata unnWe to
generale t;ny resptct for your bald
pate."
ANOTIIF.R TROtTDI.E.
Mr. Botts "1 think, my deer, t have
at last totted the key to success."
Mrs. Botts -"Well. jest ns like ns Pet
well not be able to had tho key hole."
21.717 DIE 01' SNAKE RITC.
Record of a Shiule %ear In India %Vint
Beaus Kin 2,8.►I.
The number of I•erscohs killed in India
in 1905 by wird beasts was 2.u51, tie
ogainst 2.157 in the previous year, and
tie number of deaths reported frau)
sneer Lite ielet►7) is also a little smaller
than that of 1904.
A [rehire of tine 1965 returns Ls the
increase in the number of dcutlu, Loth
u( iaulllall Lcings and cattle, att'.buted
l , leopards. It is suggests 1 by a writer
in Itaily's Magarele that these beasts
seek their prey more readily than they
used to de in the neighborhood of
loges. The fact that more licenses to
possess fireeruri were held in lte05 than
in the previous year may be noticed;
but i1 has long been recognized that it
is impossible to discover any relation
between !lie number of Meanie; eanie; iu na-
tive hands and the uurnier of deaths
brae vtil<1 be(is's.
During 19(5 acme dangerous wild
beasts wore killed than in 1904. Tho
official figures are: Tigers, 1,355; teo-
farrts, eel 1; tears, 2,2311; wolves, 2,016;
and hyenas, 551. Weil -known man-eat-
ing tiger, were killed In several dls-
i•icts. A regular cn,sa e against wellies
has been curried on in parts of the Cen-
tral Provinces where these brutes are
most numerous and most troubles=ome.
To the su' cess of the campaign no
doubt may be attributed the great de-
crease in the number of persons killed
by wolves -in 1001, 214; in 1905, only
153. Before dismissing this subject it
is worth noting that the Bengal Govern-
' went in September last offered a special
reward o1 Rs. 200 for a mon-eating tiger
! which killed seven persons last year in
Goilkera Forest, Singbhuni district. The
ordinary reward for a tiger is Hs. W.
NEWS IN THIBET.
Mounted Messengers Corry News With
Great Rapidity.
Dr. Zigenaycr, who has recently con-
cluded a notable expedition in TIuLce
expresses his ustonlshment at the splen-
did systein of news -carrying which he
hound in 'I'hibet, even in partes of the
country which were only populated by
nomads. Ile says: "As soon us 1 came
into a)ntnel with these people mount -
el messengers were despatched at fall
spied to the next nomad chief or vil-
lage, and as my caravan could neces-
sarily only advance very slowly, the
I'hiletan authorities had ample time to
gather troops and prepare themselves
for serious resistance in case 1 should
try to force my way through."
CHILDI100D4'—AILMENTS.
As a remedy for all the ills of child-
hood arising from derangements of the
stomach or bowels Baby's Own Tub-
!ets have no equal. You do not have
V coax or threaten your little ones to
take item ---children like them. The
ease with which they can be given e!-
compered
scompared with liquid medicines will
appeal to every mother. None is spilled
or wasted -you know just how big a
(lest) has reached the little stomach.
And above a!1 mothers have an abso-
lute guarantee that the Tablets contain
no opiate er poisonous soothing stuff.
They always do good, they cannot pos-
sibly do harm. Mrs. Edward Donovan,
S1. Agatha, Que., snys:-"1 am delighted
will) Baby's Own Tablets. 1 know r1
re, medicine that can equal them in
curing the ills of young children." l'ou
can get the 'Tablets from any druggist,
er by mail at 25 cents a box by writ-
ing The Dr. W)Iliatna' Medicino Go.,
Brockville, Ont.
SENTENCE SERMONS.
Hiding sin does not heal it.
Things are without what they are
within.
Only veneer virtues fear bad weather.
There is little love in long distance
chari
Orlhty.ndroxy is apt to be center:rely to
my habits.
Losing ibe temper takes the edge off
Iho abihly.
A rear avis believes in honesty until
he has sihie of it.
No favoring wind Males to hint who
will net pull on his oars.
The more of n truth a )Han kno,ss the
larger liberty he rinds in it.
The eusiest way to fall out of the
t.1u'istinn path Ls to sit down in it.
Religion may have many forms, but
they all have one face of love.
The man who brags ut teeing Fpee<ly
doesn't figure on the grade he is en.
The. only elan whore povcrly can
crush is he who lacks the riches of Char-
acter.
'1'o make a child prefe\a_s a man's re-
ligion is to put hire to school to hypo -
110 who las ninny thoughts to hide
never has any that iuen are glad to air•
culale.
Many a filen thanks that the important
thing Ls the size of the tern instead cf its
l .'ighL
\\then your character is gold you will
not need any coinage stoop to nuke 1t
'current.
No flower strikes root more really or
blooms with greater blessing than kind-
ness.
Lots of people never lock the door on
n temptation until they get it £ttfely in-
side the house.
\\'ten a man is determined to go
blind -folded the nccurncy of ItLs eyes will
not help him much.
Undue consciousness of the intellect
usually rises from an unrecognized sena
of an aching void. - -
No mailer how hungry a mein may tea
he ii sure to citn;;e on the trend of
charily without 11:r huller of kindness.
i1 is a g.:otl ding In slur to what you
say. but renumber that whet you say
is very likely to stick to you for a long
lime.
Thee non who has his heart in his own
pocket is quite likely to get his hand in
his neighbor's.
ft --and all stomach• , end I.owel discrden.
k1 d.V � Malys T:. • rubies
ti [.lump z-.. y.C6111,1 Prc:e l
y )U ):ahs' sacrad.:!
me. Ask)oa )'out drugist
cessLI
for it--
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e better Ihaa a pure Mane A m Iota —%! is better
than a pure Ontario dour—bane blended it combine
the bee qualities of tee.
' Qee• Giyis se all purposes dour.
,rut your reser for
The Campbell Campbell's
Millin Co. m..,..
Tes000 f actio.. oot�Queen City
SADDEST OF ALI..
"it's a sad fact," remarked the mor•
ether, "drat nowir-cloys nearly every
Liiluential man has his pri. e." "And
eadider still," replied Senator Badger,
"lo, think that half the trine ho can't
get It."
Dear Mother
Your tittle saes aro a constant rasa k
Fall sad Willer weather. They will
catch cold. Deyou know about S iloh'e
Caarrspdon Care. the Leas Teak. Lad
stmt it Fns dose for so easy ? k is Haid
tab the °sly reliable remedy for all
daaa.a of the alr passages in children.
his absolutely harmless sad pleasant to
fake. Itis guaranteed to cure re your mosey
is returned. The price is 25c. per bottle.
aad all dealers is m.dicaao sell 1<4
SHILOH
Ilia remedy should be ie every household.
DOCTOR'S HUGE FEE.
Conscientious Practitioner Refuses Offer
of a Brilliant Fee.
M. Pesmazoglos, a well-known rich
banker, of Athens, recently because ser-
iou,ly ill with what Ls known to the
medical profession as leucocytheinia, a
disease In which the white corpuscles of
the blood are greatly increased in num-
ber, while the red cells are much dimi-
nished. Tho local phy.ictans failed to
cure him, and ultimately gave no hop(
of recovery. The patient's relative
thereupon telegraphed full particulars of
the case to the world-famous Dr. Noor -
den, of Vienna, asking him to come et
erre to Athens, and offering the sum of
5:11,250 as ills fee. The message itself
cost $210. Dr. Noorden replied that
from the details given lie Judged that the
patient's life could not be saved, and
that, therefore, he oould not conscien-
tlously accept the brilliant offer. The
banker's family then telegraphed to a
celebrated Paris specialist, but he also
declined, for the sante reason. As a last
resort a telegraphic appeal was made to
another eminent French savant, of
I.yons, and the latter consented to go to
Athens and do Itis utmost to save the
sick man's life. The delighted relatives
have chartered a special steamer lo
await the doctor's arrival at Brindisi,
whence he will be conveyed with all
speed to the Piraeus.
IAM -811 SAVES A FAMOUS
000 -FELLOWS FINGER
Mr. \Vm. C. Edwards, P.T).C.B.A.O.-
E., P.G.M.I.O.O.F. and i'.P.O.:1. Sti p-
herd.s one of the heist widely known
men in friend!), society circles it is pos-
sible to meet, i; the suhje ;t and hero
Is his eepericn'e. Intery dewed at his
Immo o in Peter St., Torontn, he snid:-
"In January of last year 1 rut the mid-
dle finger of my left hand seventy end
Wood poistn set 1;r. The wound yule
so very painful that I could not use
the whole hand. which began to swell
and fnilame. 1 consulted ono of the
leading doctors of Toronto and for two
months 1 was tarter his care. The
1
is s vane
kbrics sad
women. lase
children. Form -
Dealers are '
Se replace instantly
atour cost aayPea-
Angle garment faulty
it material or atakiog.
UNDER
"Health end Vigor depe
quality and quantity of the
Humanitarian.
Dr. Carson's Ton
Stomach and Constipation Bitt
A Purely Vegetable Tonlc and filo
Purifier. Price 30 cents per Bottle.
Ifon aro not able to obtain It in your
Y�ghb,rboud, we will send to any ad•
drive awe bottles upon receipt of ONE
DOLLAR (sac. per bottle) earring*
pn•epa(rf.
Ppatat seat FR:A ow eppliatias,
The Careen Medicine Company
$7 Wellington St. West. - Toronto,
FEATHER DYEING
Al.a.taa as• O�r)1•g sed lgil 01..ea elsesN
IsTba
ea. b wt a* lace, M M ea 1f . trot ales.
11111Tiw'1 AMEIIQAN DYEING C$.
: �Mla=aL
WHY IE CALLED. •
She -"I'm surprised to see you after
the leiter I wrote expinining why 1
could not be your wife. Didn't you get
Ile -"Oh, yes, and that is why I call -
cd. 1 wished to ask if you would not
kindly explain your explanation."
WHEN 6 REMEDIES
HAD FAILED
HE TRIED BILEANS.
Now ile has Dyspepsia No More.
Strange why people should not try
the very thing which would do them
good until last! Mr. Geo. I.a Portwin,
o' 36 St. Paul St., Toronto, tried s;x
different remedies for dyspepsia, hetet-
ache, nr.d heartburn before. lie tried
Bileans. The six did him no good.
!Means have cured Lim! Ile says:
'I had heartburn, dyspep.sla and wind
after food. Tho nourishment 1 took
seemed to do me no good, and the pain
i suffered was very acute. I tried six
different remedies before Blicens, but
they did me no greed. With Bileans It
was quite different. 1 found they re-
lieved the flatulence and the pain with-
in a few (hours and a short course re-
sulted in a complete cure."
In every country where they have
been intro( iced, Bileans have quickly
taken first place because of their ra-
pid and lasting cures of indigestion,
liver and kidney complaints, anemia,
headache, debility, constipation, piles,
female ailments end lrregularitka, theu-
matLsn', liver chill, etc. Purely herbal
and containing no alcohol they aro an
!deal family medicine. All stores and
druggists sell at 50c a bux, or from the
Rikean Co.. Toronto, for price. 8 boxes
sent for 52.50.
- E\(:EPTiON.
Biggs-"Popleigh seems proud of the
fact that his boy is untmsually largo for
his age."
Diggs --"Yes, except when he is try-
ing to convince a railway conductor
that the kid is entitled to ride for half -
tore."
--
"Papa says he will never consent to
cur marriage," sighs the maiden. 1ricn
let tis elope,' boldly urges the ratan.
"There, mins," chirped the delighteel
damsel. "i'apa was wrong. He said
wound got :._i better, and one day the you hadn't the east eusin.''.s ahilily,
doctor said, 'Edwards, the only thing 1 and hero the very first thing yeti -rig
can do with lh1s finger is, take It off. is to Faye him the expense of a stylish
i, can never be cured.' A friend wedding.:'
ndvisN me to 'Try /.arn-illhk before,
you have 1t laken (Aft 1 did so
1 battled the w•„and and npphrol sortie
if the balm, and that night I gout a lit-
tle sleep. N,'xt morning the wound be-
gr,n to bleed. whereas, before ft hail
only dL-charged pas. Within a
few 'lays I could do away with Be
in whic11'1 had carried Ilse hand,
grid in a few v.eels' tirne there woe not
a (race of the wound to be seen. To-
day my linger Ls as sound as a bell.
whereas, had i not used Zarn-link, 1
should lave been a linger lees. i paid
over $20 In dieters' fees, and when 1
think of the triging cost of Zattt•I;uk
1 am nniazed at its wonderful value.
Zara -Bak is a rare for eczcrna, (tete,
cretin sores_ rinvttnrznc- hlntrhnc.mr ihn
There 1* no termer • windmill with a pair of
bellows and there iv no turnln; Iu your chair If
you have lumbago or lame back, bat It would tut
quite eery V yen had "The UAL” Menthol
Planter ea your back -
"flow do you like our new wall -paper,
dear 7" impel -el a !rely of her next-door
neighbor. "Well, dear," was tho latter's
envious reply, "Ian afraid it's -or -rather
loud." "Yes, dear. it is," wins the re -
Joinder : "ictal :s w lis we selected i1. We
thought, it might drown the sound of
your daughter's piano -playing 1'
--
Holloway's Corn Ceire is the me trine
to remove all kinds of corns and wart=,
and only costs the small sum of twenty -
Ode cents.
Angry Wife (after a quarrel): "It
seems In mo that we've been married
nbout a hundred years. 1 can't even re-
_ rnentlt'r when or where wo first suet."
Husband (emphatically): "1 can. It was
al a dinner -party, and there wev'o thir-
teen at table!"
All store, end druggists sell it 50
rents a box, er post free frim the /1(1•
Buk Co., 'Toronto. 6 boxes for $2.50.
IN TIIE RAIINY.\Bn.
"0 1 please," the young hen plendr 1
nerreedy, "what's the proper way to
sit on a nrstg1
"Hatch -way!" replied the old hen, with
n silly cackle.
\\"Il.1T ' IiE. Ni I ! l;t).
Mr. Paint who is fnr:•1 :,f do, Mise
\\bins, don't you thine yier ,;:it to
Lave inn intelligent nn;in ,! l the
1. •'Ise Piet world nlo".try:l t
\'lite : "(Jh, \Ir. Peel! ! 'Iles is
•ellen r
rt,nrity often me, rs ferci sing sour
• , :b on file water; f"kecping a
t,trr;iler eye Fir un anL`•1 1 food cake 10
carne floating In.
a
for
cann,
tore,
water
tempe
of three.
two ince
the wales
iv there,
thirty of
of bottom.
They are l • '. - en.
bring seven and a years old, they
are removed and searched for penrls.
The harvest of artiliclel or "culture"
pearls is very large. but unfortunately
these are only little more than half -
pearls, for although large, lustrous and
of fine quality, they are fiat on one side.
This the darner hopes to remedy in
time; but the market for half -pearls is
always very large.
Ile *las an additional source of income
in the natural pearls which his oysters
produce, for there Is not lacking among
thein the usual pnipnrtiun of perfect
gems to be found among oysters of tnis
variety.
A Cure for Fever and Ague.-Parme-
lee's Vegetable Pills are cornp„und<d
for use in uny climate, and they will
ba found to preserve their powers in
any latitude. in fever and ague they
act upon the secretions nal neutralize
the poLson which has found its way in -
L' the blood. They cursed. the impuri-
ties which•. find entrance into the system
through drinking water or food and If
used as a preventive fevers wo avoided.
A woman Is seldom interested) in what
a man says unless sho appears to Le.
otherwise.
I.Iuresisg. stubborn odd sores are erased tram
chassis by Weever's Ciera*.. The good work of
bysed-.ieasstua is completed with w'eaver',Syrup.
Lady : "1 do so like it when you
preach, Mr. I.orternm." Mr. Lectern.)
(much plecaeed): "So glad you appreciate
my sermons." Lary : "Yee, you see,
when you preach 1 always got such a
good seat."
Blckle'a Anti -Consumptive Syrup Ls the
result of expert chemical experiments.
undertaken to discover a presenllve c.f
inflammation of the lungs and ceen-
sumption, by destroying the germs that
develop these disease, and fill the
world with pitintle subjects hopelessly
stricken. The use el Iles Syrup will
prevent the dire eonequences of neglect -
to (olds. A trial, which costs only 25
cents, will oonvince you that this is
correct.
Love Is Wind --ant a lot of Imutle
would be avoided it marriage didn't act
ao an eye-opener.
Children who are Pate and pelvtah want woe -
thing that will snake g•.od nch blood; there is
nothing to equal "Ferrovim•' for this purpose.
Mothers, loser* to get • Lotti -
Young \isl:co : "\\'hal is the secret of
your suece:ss ?" Esperie'rted One : "1
shake It n rule to fuel out w tint the pa-
tient wunts lu do, then 1 order him to
de it.'
Tis n \inrvellous Tterlg.-When the
cures cf:e tail by Dr. Themes' Eck elric
0.1 are cuneidered, the speedy and per-
netne•nt relief it has brought to the Fet-
tering wherever it hos been usde ll
must be regarded ns n marvellous thing
that so potent. a medicine should result
from the six simple ingredients wtiieh
I it er inti its composition. A trial will
c• evince the most skeptical of its heal-
Ilhb virtues.
WOi1K AND SLEEP.
It is no new principle that nrecfnr
Fere of the Beeetre IIo-mint in l'ar
Imus made known in a resent nrt:cte tr
"Work and itepese," but It is not
less worth repenting. Ile h
many special experimenls
no:'n'es as the'r general
supposed power of va
ether Menu:anis
and mental e
I Fu.', or a
llluso:
tech
cat
A dose
advisable In
tacks, la
Influenza.
Ask
g
Tour Drwthifst for Free Pin
Altnsosc for 1010.
MINING
STOCKS and CLAYS
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON 00M3111I5I1
luforssUon furnished re am* on apple,
COBA
E. P. ROWE, r B. Ocx 135.
PY.se a CODAI.T,
Agents Make Mon
e Welly sal quickly actin/Liss our represents
tel taking orders for 111 au+ -Lalli Peril
this is the strongest, etleet soot swyfe
fence on the market. lastest teaches to
because • eompart.es with ottere qv
,,bows shrewd farmers hew mothiwitter
Well advertised i.adi•g t•ra paper.
makes it easter
t hat IoM eve a
proeeeltioa to er you. Lzcla.ive tart
ands liberal cem'ntesion. Write to -day.
DENNIS WIRE AND IRON WORKS
Compass, Limited, Louden,
Two cats were about In engage
duel. "Let us have an understondlr
wo begin," said the ecru. "As to
queried the other. "Is It to be a d
the death," continued the one, "or
we make it Ilse best three lives c
fiver --
Just the Thing That's Wanted -
that acts upon the stomach and
s . compounded that certain ingre
of it preserve their power to act
the Intestinal Canals, so as to
them of excreta the retention of
cannot but be hurtful, was long i
for by the medical profession.
was found in I'arunelee's
Pills, which are the result
pert study, end are note
pared as a laxative and
ir, one.
Jenn'e-"Dld you
fright Jack got On
01.ve--"Yes, indeed.
saw her."
A Pew Peopfe osis
to about the reoet
able. The other WY,
take Alieaty Lung
.ale sale.
There is nothin
tri ordinary men t
Expert.
There Is not
01 nars' \\'errt
etroyine wor
has gofer s
Bro. the
children,
name of
been