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81:1.1'1-ICA CURED.
Yrs. Chas- F. Ilsley Testored by Ur.
William,' Pink Pills.
"I was uttcr:y I:et;►teee edit •rlalien.
1 could Ilett move in bed without aid.
Doctors treated, tae, hut 1 dict not im-
prove. 1 used Dr. \\'tlliattls' l':nk !'ills
CARE Or TIti: MILK-TEETII. and to -day ant a \\ell woman." 'Th -
litany parents seem to think that he• llihute to the merits of Dr. \\'illiaice
Cause thefirst set of teeth will fall out t huh Pitts U made by Mrs. d:llas. F.
anyway in 4 few years, it is ubetees ,gale), of \arntouth, N. S. Two years
to lake any apecull care of thein.ego bite suUered most ee'cr 1y from en
This is wrong, for the first teeth are attack of sciatica. and tar areit n!e•r o!
In (heir way as iltose I:•ontlti wits an invalid continei to WI -
lust
er
lust as importante1. She further star's: "It is int{►els
lot the permanent set; and, indeed, the
Led
for ale to describe the pain from
which I suffered. I endeavored to .�►n-
tissue my profess:on ns a music teacher.
Lut oils forced to give it up. The doc-
tor said the trouble wr:s sciatica, but
IeiS
treatment did not 11e1;) ane. 1 could
scarcely hike a step without the 1114.S1
ae•utee pain lAvioiing through my back
and down the limb. Finally I took 1•)
Low to use It, and should to made 10 my bed and lay there perfectly hc•ip-
uee it thoroughly and regularly at least less. and could rot nave \litlwut aid.
twice a day. Ile sh surd be shown how
to brush Ile teeth up and down, from
the gurus to the crowns. -not sidewlee,
--and it l• well to have him use an alke-
lin'' dentifrice of some agreeable flavor.
The advantages of this Kitty initia-
tion Into the practk•e of dental hyglet:e
ere manifeit rend manifold. In the
first place, it 11•iIt implant a good habit.
and the curlier a gold habit is formed
'the nore surely 11 will be t•illoo . rl
Through life. In the next place, it 11111
save the little ones from many a Wont -
ache. and perhaps night of
pain,
andd
finally it will preserve ye the milk -teeth
from decay and early fall.
This is a matter of the greatest im-
,,}rt•,nce. f110 function of the lir.' t
',cent is not only to masticate food, but
to assist in the regular development
41' the jaws. so that when the time
Cernee for the pushing forward of the
permanent teeth, they will find ample
room for their regular and even ad-
justment side by side, with the teeth
of the upper and lower jaws fitting
squarely against each other.
Net only is this reciprocal nrrang;e-
nlent of upper and lower teeth uec•es-
sary for proper mastication, but its ab-
sence greatly favors decay and other
dental ntaladlr;.
shinedforgotten, further -
mere,
unot be f rg,otlen, forth
mere, that the milk -teeth are meant to
chew with, and they \sill last long if
they are given proper work to do. Na-
ture is very apt to neglect organs ltd
are not used as she intended they should
l.e. Ruche diet of pap will lend to early
(away of the milk -teeth. As soon as the
chili k wonted and has teeth, they
should be given something to do. Chil-
dren should be encouraged to cal the
coLet of bread. toast and cr•cckers,
which must be Mewed and moistened
with saliva before aping swallowed.
This helps to develop the musc:es Of
mastication, cleans the teeth by friction
1\•.th hard particles, toughens they gums,
and. last but not (cast, inculcates the
habit of thorough chewing. which is so
Ylece.ssary to good dig estion.-Youth's
Companion.
t Iticiency and beauty of the second eel
are in great treasure dependent upon
the care which has Leen taken to pre-
aerve the milk -teeth as long as the jaws
will hold them nnlurutly.
At the: earliest passible moment -
ct rtainly when the child is three sears
o:(i-a small soil tooth -brush should lee
given to hint and tie should be taught
REMEDIES FOR MiNOR ILLS.
diet \\'Utter for Indigestion. -Drink n
cup of hot water one-half hour before
18, • 118.
Season on Aching Tooth. -A little
Worcestershire sauce rubbed on the
'gums of an aching tooth \1.1{1 stop the
pain almost immediately.
Plaster for a Sprain. -Beat salt into
lite white of one egg until it is of the
ccnaistency of an ordinary mustard
'plaster, spread on a cloth and apply
10 the part affected. ---
For Neur•a'gia.-lore a hole through
n nutmeg with a small penknife. run a
?inrre)w ribbon through opening long
trough to lie around neck. The na-
tant{ oil of the nutmeg penetrates the
skin and e'ffe'cts a cure.
Cough Symp.-Cook one handful of
tops in one quart of water till it boils
t'(:wn to rine pint. Stain and add two
cups of granulate,, sugar. Iwo le►nnne,
sliced. and boil until it strings. 'Take
out lemons, strain, and add three table-
spoees glycerine.
Iyer Chapped Iland4.-Soak over night
five cents' worth of gum trag,ac,ln in
one pint lukewarm soft \rater, and
,.rain through deli. Add four ounces
s
% lycrrine and one-half len Spoon ben -
Zein. mixed; Iwo ounces alcohol, four
cue ces rose-water. if not thin enough.
add !Mire water. Bottle and keep as
ct.-el place.
Remove (lair Prean Throat. -Take the
lacktxlne of a fish. put in n hot oven
ltntfl it bee(ene. s aroma, and with the
teillingpin roll until it is line ns sen.,.
'S‘‘illeew al►e1ul a gunner of a teaspoon -
\‘1111 11. lithe moisture as possible.
'Thi' hair will disappear like magic.
To Dislodge Fiat ll' int'. -A simple re -
me ly lo dislodge n lieh bone or nny-
tiling in 111e throat is to fasten a but -
len securely to a Wring; mallow rite,
t,ut'on, then pull the string. No difficul-
ty ie found in this simple method and
-1t will alw:lys reprove the olstruction
With abitllule certainty.
For Cinder in Yuur Eye. --When yeti
'got something in your eye take a heir
from y.•ur head, make- n Ie411) of .t.
this., the eye rid anti stick in the loop.
Malik the eye several times tend then
1111!) out the hair. The 1roubleseeme
i,lrjcct will cling to it and conte out
lobi,
M:\KING I-: ;GN(1�,s P.' l.AT.1111.E.
\\'here nn invalid is required t.: fake
'raw eggs ev.•r•y dry. they s!soutd t)e
V 1 e])clred in dilferrnt \1.ty s, so 85 not
to l.e:olne unpalatable.
Plain i:ggn.egt.---i1t•c(t 0110 egg \aitheat
2.tpnraling unlit still. add heaping lea -
/pews of sugar. pour inlo a tall t(i',,l er
end nit with nttik. beating o.th :a 'pooh;
flavor aids sandal er grilled nutmeg.
(:11:tc(►ii'e I:g.•gi:og;.--hetet hie egg es
ltl.iv.'. need add the sugar fend a lea-
spio 1 (►f 'netted etk,('eeete or dry rtiMa,
and add rich milk to till the g11.ees.
Fruit Kggnogs.-De'ici all eL•g;te g, ►et (111
made by adding any keit j, i,•e'..
as grape. ot.'t1i '. cJ resp! e'rl y
jiiiee. 10 the Well ,•eaten 'iJ.!. en"
sweeten le !este. Never us.: rl:i!k \1h, 1
bhe 'reit jni'ee.s are t1. -.e el: if teo) !Jett add
tl little water.
S 111' i>ntg►!r
1 y het:'hing others deft.
make r,) In at 11;e t.•►
The pain WES never absent. I eon';ult-
((1 another doctor, but with ro letter
results. and 1 began to Think I sv ,ii!d
always be a sufferer. One day a friend
who was in lo see ale astied why t slid
not take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and
oil her advice I decided to do so. The
leeult W1tS bcyoi:d my most hopeful
expectations. All the pains and aches
disappeared and 1 have never .inc'e
teen troubled with sciatfell. 1 have nee
hesitation in recommending Dr. Wil -
hems' 1'iid fills for -the trouble from
which i suffered."
When the blood is pcepr the ncrv'•s
are starved; then conies the hgony of
sciatica. neuralgia, or
perhaps
partial
paralysis. Dr.\\i11tants ,re. ,i1 s ate
tusilly slake new, rich, red blood.
1vhich fends the starvt'd nerves, drive
cul pain and restores health. It is be-
cause these pills actually make new
blood that they cure sue11 common ail-
ments as rheumatism, anemia. back-
aches and headaches, heart paipilation.
indigestion and the painful irregulari-
ties 0f growing girls and \\•olden. Yoe
can get I)r. \\'illiatus' Pink Pill; from
any medicine dealer or by mall at 50
cents a box or six loxes for 82.50 from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. ilrock-
ville, Ont.
FED THROUGH :t TR.1P.
Rival "Professor" Exposes Tricks of a
Fasting Couple.
Professional fasting men have fallen
out. with the result that one, known in
private life as Frank Eich, jeweller, of
Rhyl, Englund. and professionally using
this title of "Sacci," told a remarkable
story in the witness -box of alleged fast-
ing "tricks," against the other. Clarence
Stevens, otherwise "Professor Succa."
Sacco, \whose feasts in London and the
large (awns of England have brought his
nnnie solnewhet prominently heforee the
public in recent years. sued "Succi" tied
hi- wife. \role. Melodee, in' the Rhyl
(aunty court for £7 5s. 901. inclitded in
this was a claire of 148. "for food sup-
plied to Mine. Melo+Jee twhilst The ,was
fasting in a box at Rhyl \\'orld's Fair"
curing the season Dust.
Sacro, who arranged the fast, said he
lent the fasting couple nmoney, and nd-
viewecd the i1(811 35s. to buy a dress suit.
Madan,(' was "sealed up" in the usual
\\ indowed box, so that apparently no-
thing could be pressed :r() her during the
days of her fast. Rut one window was a
sti.iing pane, lend Was not sealed, and
through this a dinner was (daily handed
in to the fasting Indy. The food was
necessary. said Sacco. because it Was
early apparent that Madame was not
elle to (lo Witlou't it.
Alndnine !Sacco continued) was 611C-
reeded in the ix)' after her fast by the
professor. her husband, twhe "fasted"
for twenty -ane day:. but was also
secretly feel by the sane means.
Madame and her hn-i and emphatical-
ly denied the nlle'gntiois, on oath, but
ills judge held that the genuineness of
their Inst had nothing to do with the
case. Ile gave judgment for Sacco. but
only for ,£3 1(ls. money lent. anti for the
dress suit. Madame dee•Inred that the
while flint of the story was to injure her
professionally.
TENANTS MUST 'HARRY.
No Small Holdings for Ilarltelor% al
Moulton.
A remnrknble feature in connection
with the extension of the small hold-
ings movement in i.incolnshire is an
ngrcenwrit adopted et Moulton, near
S! adding, England, where the tenants
reit Inking up land have to hind hum-
s( Iv. s to marriage within "a reasonable
tune."
I)e."
The Clerk of Moulton Parish Council
state•l the other day that tile project
is tine as -swatted with the name of
Lail Carrington. and that a corn fnrm
el 750 acres is to 1►e cid up into small
hotting:. Thirteen hmises will be prn-
vined, and it is (hese that the Perish
Council regia:re shall be occupied either
).e married couples or by tenants who
intend 1') mnrry.
'there has been a large nunttr of ap-
pel Catc•ens for the holdings. end nithoiigh
g•ossession has not yet kern given. the
tenants have been chosen. Six of Men
net' eligible bachelors. wao under the
arrangement conte lo Wilt have to pro -
vele 1heniselves with wise s sheeny.
Of the six selected lenche:or tennnls
some are already engaged to 1'e, mar-
ried, but special Interest Ls being taken
111111 regard to Iwo of those dill free.
'i'liey are currently reported to be
searching diligently for suitable part-
ners.
11.tPY' I1F.:1i.111.
ilahy s hr11lth rind happinc$s flee x rete
1!'..,n its little soiiincll and I•e\veis 1ie r-
1. inning their \lurk regularly. f1 t!ie'e
•,111 411 Ord, r Baby's (h\ it Teha is
will cure the troupe .puit ked Itlatt errs
d
trier medicine, and tie mother has Pie
tuarante • ref n rover nil -til timely ..1 lied
1.11- 1114 &1i..?I1.' pr: rfee.ely '.:f_. \1rs.
1'x8)114 N(111, \1.1i10,s itr. (►tit., s .y1: "1
Lave *001 11111t)*.s (1111) 'fair:. k ! r
FARMERS ARE SMILING! if, Alfred JYtc.z, a,r e.t;Atrr f,,.i4.468,
rsl, i,3 ..1.:Iohn Sl., (xiS..e (*ay. (..,..!
:9r lies a, letter to 1,1i P. ruts., 1)r u1'
Co., gives below:
I:XTR101IDI\1R1' 1II:I1) IN 1;1:; -
TERN %% INTER 111111.21•1
l:pop Failure% .ire t'nknow n Remark-
able t:icpal).iol) in the .acreage
Stitt!' iii : all.
in view (,f the very great interest
rlianifected ill the wheat crop 01 1907.
seine inquiries made by a special eor-
respondent of 'I he F•diit' 111011 !Juneau
into the grain erep of southern Albeele.
the winter wheat region. are of movie!
slue, t'eeauAe they y pre ve !hat 1;1.'
growth of winter wheat i1► ( :annda Is
certain before lo•lg to prove immensely
valuable to the country. The cora'es-
px ndent began his aork al Pincher
Creek, where the general estimated aver-
age was thirty bushels to the acre, while
ae high as fifty was expo:^tell in st.ilO
instances.
NO 1'A11.1111E IN '1'\\'l:\"I'Y Yi:Ali;.
Pincher is the lirlhplace of winter
wheat in western Canada. and the ale-
c(,os that 1ias aced;mpnnied its growth
there is pleasing to the 1'inclterite-.. One
farmer of the district says that in
twenty years he 118, never thrashed
less than forty buehei.e pier acre, and
often as high as sixty btte,hels. One set -
tier grew a 4.much us .'76 bushels off eine
acres, and IIle ground ma, measured.
One illustration of me rapid iter• ase in
acreage i; given tit the fact that in the
, 1' ,� 111v onehorsepower
1�i 1.1 in l a c u small
•,t:,tit \111.; sufficient to thrash all the
grain grown in the district a ithin n
radius 0[ twenty1\ miles. This'S year
there
e
r
are five steam threshing outfits in the
same area, rind they will all he busy.
'elle c(►rree:px:ndent then \v, nt on to
e :ardsion, and front that place he re-
pots that at Cards:on and Raymond
there is no crop shortage, either in acre-
age or yield. 'to -day the Coniston
fat ruin" are reaping the ,rest crop know1)
in the History of the district. An author -
the said: "if \we take reasonable care in
preparing the soil and seeding we never
kat a failure."
ALBERTA BED T1IB FAVORITE.
The bulk of the (lop here is winter
wheat, chiefly Alberta red. Dente spring
1\'ltcat is also sown. as ill all parts of
the fall wheat belt in Alberta this year.
the winter drops came through in splen-
did condilk)n. The tell, Clean, heavy -
headed siallcs to be seen in a day's
travel through thousands of flits; of un-
cut fields and stooks stoutly attest to the
stt:tement that the crop is a healthy.
clean crop and a high-grade sample.
One observer says that the crop is as far
advanced here ass in the famous Cache
county, ,'tali, long celebrated as one► -of
the best wheal sections of the United
Stales. 'Tlte sante is true of the (I')ps at
S{, ring Coulee, italey 1-11(1 !dogrel!).
\limy fertile visited by the correspon-
dent will have front thirty -live to ,Lily
tusheie per acre. Five fannies in one
neighborhood place this crop at luo.(Xsi
Ieushels, and an estimate pleee(1 on the
)held that 1vi11 he produced tributary lo
the (;ardston elevator is 350,000 laishets.
\white Spring Goatee. italey and Magnin,
will produce 3011.000 bushels more. A
few poor fields \x111 yield about twenty
bi:steels• but these are exceptional. A
visit to this dkliect was re':•ently paid by
Prof. TenEyck of the Kansas State cot.
lege. 110 declared the crops were with-
out exception tete bast lie had ever seen.
FLOUR AND SUGAR.
At Raymond (Alberta) the correspon-
dent look particular pains to inquire in-
to all the c<.ndilions, and his report from
there is tit n highly satisfactory churne-
ter. His article written from this polio
states: -"\\"heal incl beefs-Ilot.r and
..►;g*nr. ','hese are the great raw product,
and staple manufactures of (his thriving
t(•\vn. The country on each side of the
A R. & 1. INil\1ay from !laymen.' to
Crerdslon and Kinsbail is praclleally ere
ccntintIoue wheallield. The crop is ;t
bumper one. and in several places is
phenomenal and a ceratin record -
breaker. It is impossible for crops to
grow thicker Than strelch(ds that are
hundreds of acres in extent." Tersely
describing the scene. Ihc' cofresp ondent
s;+ys:-"iltght and left the lines of stooks
tun along, newt up over the iiiiduln-
tie.ns of the prairies or dwindle to no-
thingness in the peltspecl110 of lite plaits,
forming narrow lanes and streets in a
city of wheal. A farmer near Raley is
cutting 1.3(Wl o"res of Alherta red, which
he is confident will thrash 0000 bush-
els. Ile is reaping and e"Wing all nt the
•rime time. As the grain is cut and
esl.ockcd it is drawn away and slacked.
Immediately the field is cleared the disk
and seeder is set te: week and the soil
given to seed agnin. For forty utiles
along the railway it was thought some
1101de-but their number vis �tunll-
v.ill yield 25 bushels and others again 28
te. 30 bushels. But the major portion of
the crop is well (:ver the 40 -bushel mark.
in fnet (towns of fields will positively he
nearer 50 bushels."
'11IE (:1•AiIESI IOi.N1 sF: l'I'I.t:\Ii:N'r.
The e•nr•respnndenl wrote to The Bul-
letin Petits i :laresholnl:--") tete svhent is
King. Four years ago land was selling
at from 83 to 81 per acre. To -day it is
selling: a1 Irene e23 to 840 an acre.
(:'nre.hlolrn i; 11011 n 101111 (.1 1.(KX1 pop-
►aintiem, end) not a homestead within
lifly nates is available. As lo the 1inr-
1'e•st outlook. there are no poor field•.
except Ihoee where seed was sown o1,
the sIulel.te. 'there le tw)nie spring
1v1ecnt rro\yn in this district as well.
The yield will ie (1 .rut 25 bu,hels to
the• two,. Neer Clereshelrn one num has
Stia acres of whiter Wheal Which Will
ion from 11) to 50 bushels In the acre.
wherever the farmers halve taken care
int preparing the Intel and tieing their
work in .086011 (here nre bun111er cr• ;•-
, year: The �e8gnn teas been fate
nt-le. air fall wheat. and the growth rani
maturity of the plant. \which has bee„
the beet in years. demo lstrntt s Ilint in
•••111 1)11(1 (111)1111•' hhts region is desilile'tl
1.. 1. erste," ••ill' 0f til'' ,real tvinte 1' 1'1+' et
i.e•ll- in North .\;1•e rice,"
1:1'\it'llt craw.
Fre s 111;.1) Meer the eorresgeonde
veret - :sJ it lila e. optimistic 85 Ihat ,.i
„ lta le:terra from ''(It ►
':iJtt'h ee)•1 1„, 11x1 (bale' leo 11,'10:I,r it.` fee'all l!it;t in)? l Ori,,!.
lire •el.!". : iitl ti •1 'i g \1,ei't10. .1. ! 1 Ig •.04.1 0111 1,,
!1 11 I,.... .•t,1 : • I ,
,:�.,, !\';t�,11. chill) aflt I' •t.'!
le r•'1 1t t.l,'.-:.1 1 r r i 1
'1 s ire eta t tc (r,►1. a• :1'
• 1 :1 1 e1 fie 'i . lie \•... lee: •
l 11 I.1t1. I?!erre• ;tr., :7111.1W(' err.. <, del l
L. a :..ice \drill ;;!. \\ lib u.n average rc•
MR. ALFRED PLEAU.
PEOUNA STRENCTH[NS
THE ENTIRE SYSTEM.
"Two years ago, un accident neceesi-
la't•(1 my confinement for several weeks.
The good health 1 had enjoyed was slip-
11ing; 'may and !Iwo.. developed a com-
plication of diseases. My physician said
Illy 011s0 was one of general debility.
"Among the many ailment; slhich de-
Vell)ped was a serious attack of catarrh,
11•11ie'h annoyed nue considerably and
kept me awake whole nights.
"1 decided t•) give Peruna a trial and
'..011 found it titling as a evonderful
tt.nic to my system. The catarrh grew
less severe and shortly afterward dts:lp-
peered. as did ah -o the various. other Pittte Pete --"You seen er suspicious
maladies. looking individual with a horse thiey-
"1 attribute my prompt relief and ish appearance hanging around Isere
late y? '
Sheriff -"se's; last Thursday,. Planted
Friday."
Nsnts' a Mothers' massre
-moot roLebl. *odici.. to L.by.
Used over SU tears. First co.y.lmds4
by Ur• N. E. t's.auk is l855.
Makes Baby Strong
Rhlotes the bale ofggAne w pedect
Ivskh. Gives euu.d strep. without
roust to opium► or other in urle drags,
44 At el swiss', 2Se. 6 boa l w11S.
Nations/ 1).us (. Cheesiest Co. 1.111 , Meows!
I1,• 0' :1 11 . - 11,:111 11 !Io doe_n't let lits
lett lilt--. 1111 irfe•►t•w:t11 hi; ph'asure at
Its There n \\'ill \\ i.Celd;nl Points Vie
\\':ay. 1't►e si'k Attila pi11,.6 14), relied.
in ht. .l :Ides -s sending for the doctor.
1111:,•:a 'teems t►ol;k's of drugs lieVt r con-
sumed. Ili' hers sett the resolution 1•► ! Fie to mart)' hint."
Edith: "Anil you Ihrea- hien ever:,
Ellie,: "Yet; fold hint it 1;:as against
,ler late to catch toasters so young."
A M •rry Heart (',t .4 all the Day,-- lint
.:ne eatuh.1 have a merry heart if Ir'
Iles a pain in the Hack or u cold with
a I'acking c 'ugh. To be merry ort'
n;u,t be well ane, free from aches and
pains. 1)r. Thomas' Eclec!ric (til will
relieve all pars, mueculer or coth.'r-
w:se•, end f•r the speedy treatment of
- •I,l, and cough,. it is a splendid me -
(:al
MISTAKE`+ 'VE MAKE.
\I sills del not eat furs or ek►ttts. Th'y
ley their crags :n Iheee rich stuffs. anj
It is the \s•o1 my • from the eggs that do
Pio eating.
'there are no shooting stars. Stars
ale immense ladies, many linins larger
than the earth, a11d they (10 not move.
The iecallyd shorting; stars that gado
so splendidly t+crt'ss the nocturnal sky
ale meteors-friguaents weighing, 415 'I
tele. but a few pounds
5iiistroke is really heat apoplexy. it
is the moisture in the air, rather than
the actual rays of the eros, Ihut causes
5•InSlroke. in dry clinlatt•s. 811011 as
(:a1r.,'s, with u summer temperature rature of
I?. degrees in the shllde. stuistroke is
much rarer Than with us.
I1.1.Li;AL..
Ethel: "That iieteen-year-eld boy asked
i 111+1 his stomach \vlth ce)lnpounds
which smell villirittteus!y and lasto
110t?Zi'. But if he have the will to deaf
himself \1•ith Iii; ailment, syistdorn will
direct his nt'e•1114 11 to pa:melees \'egte-
tubtle.l'ills, weir!), as a specific for irldi-
g t':stiun and iii erdeits of the digestive
organs, have 1.4) equal.
NOT 1MNlb:-»E1).
"Ile says his 1111.,1,• I fe is a
"Is he so pe; -ittl -+u
"Not a bit of i1. lie's merely the clerk
that 81141)ds to the soda hater drinks."
fizzle."
A Clear Healthy skin -Eruptions o!
11i: skin and the 111otches s1•hic'lt bleIn-
ieli beauty are the 1 quit of impure
wood cuu-cd by cntheultln• action r f
the liverand kidney;. in corre'ti')g
this unhealthy action and restoring the
organs Io their normal condition, Par -
melee's e:; Vegetable Pill: will al the �anre
rule cleanse the bki< 41. and 111' 1)10!c!lees
and eruptions will disappear without
leav ng any lracce.
AVOIDING UNLUCKY THIRTEEN.
I)t'TEEN.
Ile was on trial for t'rganly.
"\\'hat,'' querit'(1 1114' jIige.in-
duced you to marry hour teen wiv. s.'."
".Superstition, your honer." replied the
prisoner. "1 consider thirteen an un-
lucky number."
SIIORT SI111I r.
ultimate cure entirely to the use of Pc-
t Ulla and gladly recommend it."
Turn of 25 Lt,shels to the acre the total
yield will be abut 6.254)iX)1 bushels.
'1'taere is also a considerable acreage of
spring wheat not 1016011 into considera-
tion, lvltieh will increase the above esti-
mate over the 7.000,000 bushels mark.
PIII(:ES ARE 6001).
The first ear of 1907 wheat sold al
1.etht.11dge realized fourteen ciente above
the priee paid a.r the first cur of 1t06
from the solve point. It is a mailer of
sincere congratulation and the best ad-
vertisement that can be published
el -road. 111111, n(lto•itllstanding the `e -
verity of last \\•inter, not an acre of the
winter -wheal crop of Alberta was abati-
done(I o1• rests\1•l) this spring. 111 sone of
the Slices of the Unit:n the abandoned
acreage 'Mounted to the proportions of
a crop failure.
Summarized. the winter wheat of
48.ulhern Alberta, this season 15 n W011-
(1(rul succuss, and the farmer of that
.district will be greatly rewarded. in
retry eases lie will secure enough lions
thee year's crop to pay for the (.,••1 of
his land and have a nice balance to the
good.
:1 GIG 1NTlt: ,OKI:.
The Ohl pian Brought Ills Animals and
(tits of Things.
The love of nninlals is deeply im-
planted in the Atlgyar character. and
most of the peasant farmers of ilungary
own valuable horses and high -bred
stock. They are well-to-do. although
they live in a primitive manner, have a
keen sense of hunter, and are ready to
lake trouble to put the laugh on :some
one else. In "The \Vhiilpse01 e►f E11I•oi.'
this story es told of one of the Mag;y car
farmers :
A typical pea:0nt farmer, a lean of
e.•nsideralle wealth. \vas hell -known
foe 1►is adherence tc old clothes and cue -
toms. On ono occasion a young fer-
iae.. new to the district, who had taken
:t small holding not far fiont the l of the
o!d man. perceived n shabby figure lean-
ing against the gate on the edge of itis
properly and said. "Ili. old 111511 t 1)o
y'ot. want some work ?•'
The wearer of a shabby
Icok his long pipe out of his
nodded gravely.
you can conte along lo -morrow
and look after some of my sheep. Bring
;,ns of y0110 HIS of things or animals
with you: there's plenty of room on my
far►n."
The next day. as the young farmer
1e; nikee(1 ncrocs his fields. he saw a cloud
of dust coining up the road. Presently
there emerged from it a herd of tees's,
hrr•see and .sheep --hundreds of animals
with their driver. The cetvalende swept
past the fl,tonieh0tl pian. Behind it
came a huge wagon. creaking and
greening. laden with heavy frniture,
at the hent of which sat his shnllby ac-
alt.nintaw.., of the day :,t'fort'.
"1'(nt 14,1,1 me lo bring my 11111111815 nn•l
Lits of things." send the old elan, "and
!here 11e art'."
s1Jecpakin
mouth and
1,
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ISSUE NO. U 07.
DON'T NEGLECT YOUR SKIN.
A healthy stein Is absolutely essen-
tial to IIEAL:1'i1, HAPPINESS and
BEAUTY, and the natural and never -
failing way to keep a 11ea1111y skin is
to treat all injuries and eruptions
promptly \%•hili 'Lunt -Bak. Zion -Hui(
contains only the rich saps and juices
of healing. health-Mxing hefts. end 1,
therefore Nature's Own Slain Remedy.
Obluinabie from all druggists and
steres at 50c. a box. Send to lall)-
ituk Co., Toronto, for free sample box.
Just cul out this offer, write name < 1
paper across it, and snail, with lc.
stamp to pay postage.
_..4 -
FIGURE FA(:l'S.
O:Iritli's cost 825(1 a pair.
l:•list111 Lias taken out 817 patents.
Swallows can Ily 128 utiles an lour.
'1 he world sends 1,500,000 telegrams a
day.
A diver's suit is weighted with leo
peta11dS of lend.
Turkey's yearly export of opium ag-
g iegales $1.1+00.010.
'elle demand for rltleler•r is 45 tinges
greater 111811 the supply.
Guinea pigs are mature and miming. -
able at the age of 4(1 days.
Over 65 per cont. of the Rttssiau arn1y
can neither read nor Write.
In the opera of Salalnml)n• as played
In Paris, 1,100 people appear on the
stage in the last act.
NE\\' liE:11.\1 OF 1)I:.:11E.
Since we are in the airship age,
Anil folks go sailing 14. and fro
Across the sky1
till �l"aslrre hent-- •
Mau ,yams Nil 111110 herr' 1►elow.
ITCH. Mange. Prairie Scratches and
*very Corm of contagious Ikea on human
er animals cured in 30 minute by Wol•
B EER' HELPS
D IGESTION
WHAT Litt:e a1.0a.-i these is
in Ontario -brewed beer
greatly aids the atomsch to
digest its food, - - s -.k your
own doctor If beer with 1S.c4a
wouldn't be good for you.
Beer increases the flow of
gastric juices, and 'o helps much
io cure dvpe, ,is. The right
use of beer tones the- wbo!e di-
gestit e• act, rn.tk. the system
get all the good of food illstcal
of but part cf that good.
* e rias s. a..re. wf+n>t q...• tats- s'.., pr..•... sad OAP
•sa la 15. radii* of e)asrI. at, . r... 1at4L•, b.,.,,. t
Faure -.•VM ar..t bye.... eu•1:i1. a•, from :",...rt ►arise
I.k• ►..t 1a 11.. w.1414 batt. Lope..ad our. tau, 14
\\'hen Mr. Casey died he toll cell ha
had io the orphan 85) lull)." "Indeed I
That was nice of hint. \\'lint did lie
leave?" "Itis twelve children."
One of the greatest I,lessin;'s to pctr-
([tl: is AMthe`r tirclvt.,' \\'Derr. l:xt I.1u1t1-
ntol'. It effe•ctuall3• expels 1vrrrit- 411)41
gives h(altit in 8 111001 ellent t trlatal1G'
to the little one.
1115 INFERENCE.
"\\'!utl are tht:st' dun clouds game; to
do ?'
"(;Iie ee they are trying k. colle••1 lain"
Only those 11•!1-) have had experience
ran tell the torture corns cutler.. Pain
with your 1 001 on. paid \vitt► them
off -pain night and day; but re'i.•f is
efts to those who est' 110110way' C:o:'n
(arts.
ford's Sanitary Lotion. 11 usher tails
Sold by all druggists.
iBERLIN'S \I1DNl6IIT PAPER.
A midnight paper --is to be started in
MACHIPERC FOR RALE.
DYNAMO
l:erli11, Germany. 'trip is nilly a natural ! Boa lights, (first-class order. will be sole)
development of the life of the Be•rline'r, cheep and trust be gotten out of 'tie Ivry
lvho is just beginning 14: enjoy himself` owing to 6110 -light machine ta1:,ng its
;trout Twelve o'clock rel night, and keeps place. S. Frank \\'►isun, 73 Atic.a:de
Ins innumerable restaurants and beer- Street \\'est, Toronto.
halls busy at alt hours.
Some persons have periodical attacks
Canadian cholera, dysentery or diar-
tiara. and have to use great precau-
tions 10 avoid the disease. Change e f
water, cooking, and green fruit. is sure
le bring on the attacks. '1'o such per -
eons we ,would recommend Dr. J. I).
Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial as 10'1g;
the hest medicine in the market for all
slimmer complaints. If 1t few drops
t)rr taken in nater \\•hen the synlpI.nns
are. noticed 114 further:trouble Will be
experienced.
A Ct)OI) Tt\IE.
"\\ ell. Pat." eeel the •syzt:;•Jllhet;.• ern.
p,':,:yep. '•liti you go to ycttar f► iend's
funeral."
"Did I go, is it sor'?" returned Pal,
enthusiastically. "Sure an' t did, sot.
an' had hie time 0' ale life, ser. 'that
\\•Lett' 11.00 a (frame !"
Whet) Yea hear it 111;111 saw "Inar'1'iO4.I
life is the e1111 life" il'. 11 stere sign lie
has 114. 111 111a!'1'ird wilily a 11"'e'!..
• ' Use Shiioh's Cure
51111.01.1 a for the worst cold.
Cure
Cures
Coughs
and Colas
QUICKLY
Get
thesharpest cough 1
-try it on a guar
antes of your $
money back if it
doesn't actually
CURB yslick cr
than anything YOU
ever tried. Safc to
hake,-nuthing in
it to hurt even a
baby. 34 years of
success commend
Shiloh's Cure -
25c., f,13c.. E1. 3H
was 5hin
e • ey
FAN BLOWER
Duffelo make, number four, 9 -Inch ver-
tical discharge, 24 inches high; perfecl
condition. Superintendent, 'Truth Blind.
tr.g, 73 Adelaide St. West, Toronto.
EvoyWoma11Intere1 and a lehQaid Yaw
about tie .oaderfal
MARYE L \Yhtrlin0 Spray
14.11 ac :r )•.dart •r •ge.
Lsfat-]I sal
,orifen-
.4t. 11 cical a's
sntly.
sx your -' gist for
he crpis o1 *apply Ms
AttV6CL acc.pt no
tilts. but *sal stave, to:
Musts -stied 1.cA-44'a,e•1. :: ',Tea
full parriialett-s and direc'e.a an-
77�..iq.. ie t♦ lye tss
WINDSOR SUPPLY Greasing CO., Windsor. Ont.
GreasingAsontw for canaria.
YOUR OVERCOATS
a'.1 (64,4 Bulla wsia1d to -A baaar AT. t 1t nn ex.'s
of airs la 'oar wnt• dire.: Month al, Dena Iii
131RITi1114 AMERICAN DYIiN3 CO.
rte can't get sway
4....... We .
NF.WliOUSP. TRAP.
P,�.+. .,-..... .....,, +-.•1111, ...rs. - - . •-
an.. r.. _. Soft
er -,.., ..-....Nr .1111 w • haw kart .
C•.JDA COMM( NIT Y. tel.
d
i9hf
VOA
You can put on a roof that will
last a hundred years and be the
right kind of a roof every
minute. Or you can glut on a ten-year roof
that will probably leak after the first rain
hits it, and keep 1&kin till it is rotted away.
Either roof will cost
you about the same in
money at the start.
But the " Oshawa " -
shingled roof will be
FIRE -PROOF -liter-
ally ; and wind -proof-
-
actually ; and lightning -
roof -positive] . That's the hundred -year roof!
proof-positively.
And that "Oshawa "-shingled roof will be
weather-proof for a century. We'll GUARAN-
TEE in every way for a quarter -century --from
now till Nineteen -
Thirty -Two.
Guaranteed in writing
for 25 years -and you
needn't ever paintit,
even I That's saying
something, isn't it ?
What would you r
mill -Ivan say if you
asked him to guarantee cedar shingles for even
ten yearai ? lie certainly would make remarks !
And even the best cedar -shingled roof will be
leaking badly inside of ten years.
Seven out of ten of them leak the
first time it rains. No wood -
shingled roof is fire -proof for a
minute, and the first high wind
that catches a loose shingle -
whoosh t goes half your shingled roof
over into the next township.
104
Tools
A Plenty
Yet cedar shingles cost you just
about the p) ice of these guarantocd
"Oshawa" Shingles-28-guage tough-
ened steel, double galvanized -good
for a century, guaranteed In writing till 1932, -fire -
and -wind -and -weather-proof and lightning -proof.
Four -dollars -and -a -half • square buys "Oshawa "
Galvanized Steel Shingles
-ten feet by ten feet.
Compare that with the
present price of cedar
shingles -- how does it
stake you?
And you can put on these
"Oshawa" Galvanized
Steel Shingles yourself,
easily, -- with no tools but a claw -hammer and
snips. Simplest thing you know -can't get 'ern on
wrong.
"Oshawa " Shingles lock on all four sides--- whole r•of
is practically one sheet of double-galvanizedsteel, that
never needs painting.
"Oshawa" Galvanized Steel
Shingles a r e GUARANTEED in
every way for Twenty -Five Years
Ought to Last a Century
And GUARANTEED -
don't overlook that. Guar-
anteed in writing, ever the
seal of ie company with a
quarter -million capit-.i,
guaranteed in plain
English, witlevet any
its
or buts, for 25 - long
years.
That':• the are -leered t in
a nutshell Ce.5t 111}1 Fame
as wood - shingles; fire -proof, ':;(ter - {,roof, rust-
pproof, lightning - proof ; easier to felt ' 11 ; incl
GUARANTEED. 'hat's the " Oshawa " 1,1,,1,.,: Ilion
Tell us the measurement of any roof, and we'll tell
you exactly what it will cost to roof
It with leas work and f(,r lean money.
Pler.ty of facts that concern pee-
pocket-book
t e;;pocket-book come to you as sent) 8 4
you ask for our free ilook, "R•eoting
Zight." A post card will do to
ask on.
Wby don't you aak now 'l
The Pedlar People
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MONTREAL TORONTO OTTAVb'e1.Of *Oshawa LONDON WINNIPEG ✓ANCOU1t;.R
t•!.e :) ,ods et. 78 Lc•ml.a •1 L. til:. 1'erlrteV t.