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COPPER POISONING.
Workers in ooppere--miners, smelters,
feetildens and eopp4.ESnlitlt"---aro mini
fortunate Ulan those who have to do
with other metals, 'cad, f(rr example, ill
that of pptr--metallic clipper•, that is to
say --is net a very drungenius metal.
Instances of poisoning by it are (11111-
,wrativcly rare. 'There have indeed ►xcn
cases (if copper -poisoning, loll acute
and chronic, but they are infrequent,
end the syulptonls are mild 1:N compared
with tir:.se of teehontng by lead, zinc: or
arsenic.
The symptoms of acute copper-poLst;n-
Itg, by sulphate of copper are those of
al irritant of the digestive tract -a
metallic taste in the mouth, nau,'n and
vomiting. attic end purging, fetkowed
by fainting spells, perb'Ips delirium and
ct,livulsions.
The tet rintidctes ier copper-poiion-
int' are Milk and egg; -s, either separately
or beaten up together. If these cannot he
of tanned at once, soup may bo given.
1! should ts, dissolved in water, but not
given in the form of frothy suds, the ne-
in which would unduly inflate the sto-
mach.
In chronic poisoning occurring as an
Industrial dyteas2, the symptoms are
nidi.!_, consisting chiefly in a metalt'e
taste in tette motif)), a blue lino on the
edge of the gums, sometimes ulceration
and reveos:m1 of the gums. leading to ex-
gxsure and decay of the teeth. 'rho
teeth are often of a green cok,r.
"Besse -founders' ague' Is probably
due more to the pnr-onees ec:ion of the
zinc alien to the rapper. The symptoms
consist of a chill, with clammy sweat-
ing, fello ed by nausea and vomiting.
The workers also suffer from ►noro or
lees bronchitis and 'Whine.
Milk is the accepted remedy for this
ccnddion; hat the we of inspirators by
tee worl.nte;:, ventilation of the shops,
and eericl attention lo personal cletunli-
nese are imperative in the prevention of
further attacks and of chronic poison-
inf.
oison-
i nf.
The fumes in smelling -works and ema-
nations feem the ashes removed from the
furnaces aro dangerot':, as they are
charged with oxid of copper, and may
in time cause symplcros of chronic
pc isoning,-Youtti s Companion.
Alis FOR SLIGHT HURTS.
Instant Relief from Burn. --Grate n
rnvv polo:o rind nppfy to a burn; will
give instant relief.
Relief for Neuralgia -Ginger poul-
tices, prepsred in sante manner as mus-
tard, will relieve neuralgia and will not
blister.
Cure Baby's Chafed Skin. -Rub on
veeeline and pnveler well with Fl,lterr;
earth, one of the Inst healing powders,
and cheep.
Prevent Burn Blistering. -To keep a
burn from blistering put plenty of butler
on end then saleralus or baking soda.
in an hour the pain, too, will be all
gene.
To Cure Autumn Cold.--Itcmnedy for
oohd cin legs : Cover a cap of flaxseed
well with water, and into this slice one
!relief . Lct simmer for len ininules. nisei
sweeten to liege. This token hot ntiout
cvety halt hour will relieve the mesh se-
vere cold on the lungs.
FRESH AIR FACTS.
Oxygen is absolutely necessary to the
e,.isleece of animal life. Men gets oxy-
gr:uhem air breathed into his lungs.
Resided introducing oxygen into the
blood, the lungs act ars excretory or-
gans, removing undesirable elements
front the system of each expiration.
In ordinery or unconscious breathing,
only len to thirteen per cent. et the sir
In the lungs is changed fit each breath,
leaving eighty to ninety per cent. of the
lung eapneily filled with slate air.
r
Forced or consCi',,tous brcathln{, of pure
nlr ventilates the lilies, driving out the
elgttty In ninety per cent. of the'slation-
er; or stale air.
All bedroom wince ins and doors
should be wide open dt,ring :.deep. thus
connecting the lungs directly with the
pure air of Ihe cupid. world.
4.
TIIF: R1,SSiAN REVOLUTION.
Terrible Toll of Lives 'That Has Been
ExnrlAL 1),144 Killed In a fear,
The Russian revolution gees en with
all its Inge', terrible accompaniments.
Jia al present the Rcactienarics seem to
he in complete ascendancy. The new
hournu, prcliiniiary elections for which
were held early ilt September, will Inert
tee middle of this month. II will be an
uI qa-conservnlive ho.Iy if the election
lee is carried out errs its framers intended
It to te. The pensnnls will have but
small representation; the landlenls al.
r.;(,,t etre-ell-emit. It is trite That among
there inndfords there are many perigees -
sive, liberal -minded inert. but the iia,ur-
Ily of them are opposed to anything but
(1
e most gradual change of the existing
regime. Mcnnwhile lite "pacification" of
tee empire gaxr, on. Report: cf Jewish
massacres continue to come 'vitt' start-
ling frequency. OITieIn1 stalktics re-
garding the r.'volotkinary movement in
13 progress during the pial year sh(.w
Ihnt the Blit number of vktilns of min•
knee has Wen 47,0:0, of whom 10.141
were killed. There were 7.962 mild'
Jewish re t$, 4,510 anti-.Ar►nen:nn riots,
:lee 'metiers, and 5:13 agrarinn up-
s ire.. The revolutionists assassinated
c" • .Iy-three generals or governors,
-Ale p.rrfeck, ail 8.079 ollieiol-s of
v a1,, ether ranee. 'Tate fovernmcnl,
1 i:: eart, tarried out sentences of
h mein :? leL peranns, and. since
J :miry 1 of the present year sent nacre
1! e &teen "poet:eels" to Siberia. Such
1 • I .t•rt the met in human life of the
• Mal impression of itir•sia's latest
1, • i•d'onary movement. The Finns
wingd se. et to be able to retain (heir
'v•teelithl Iiher•tir•e. TI!e present
• lei: seen nes: gronte merle to the
, •'t n et, inchMing the control of
end other expenditures.
1 1 unr sir :eon*, also, have now the
t !e1 toss tlpen the ainslitillinnnlily
the inep.'rel dee'rtes, while the
viewed jndese in the duchy
r tin dlsrni-eed w intim( the ern•
t tete Ds t. 'fttis :e Ihe oho bright
' ' 'olu'kinary eihlnli(on,
e' ,t e . e . every
( t''... -.^ cf lie•
v • ,.
A FARMER'S TRIALS,
Weak and Worn Out Through Over-
vvork and Long !lours.
The farmers life is always a hard
one, but if he is 'veal; or suffet:ng it
is almost unbearable. The hours are
long and the work so hued that n;ne
but the sir ngest can stand it. An
iiiustratien of the fact of hard
work on the system is given by Mr.
Geo. tlunlsber
g, a farmer of Spry, Ont.
Ile says. -"1 have lived nearly all toy
life in the Bruce peninsula. 1 am
farmer and have always had my Shur
cif herd work unit like n good mane
oll:rr ilea 1 thought there was no wear -
tail to my system. In this 1 was ails -
1411.1 11, ut , for taxon a year and a -half ago
1 began to go gradually down hill. I
r.ould tire tit the least exertion, my ap-
)elite failed me; 1 had a severe haul in
id
toy se and amulet toy heart. The di -Je-
er. lied me I was suffering from perni-
cious anaemia; that 1 was almost hleod-
tees. 1 doctored for see months, but in-
stead of improving I grew so weak
Hutt I could hardly trove without as-
sistance. 1 lost Ileal till 1 was almost
a skeleton. A friend Pruni Stokes Bay
told Ine 4-,f the great benefit she had de -
it *s1 from the use of Ur. \\'illia►ns'
Pink Pills and adsi_ed me to try them.
My sister-in-law had also received great
benefit from their use, so 1 decided to
give them a trial. After using the pills
about a month 1 legan to gain strength
end front that on I improved rapidly.
New blond seemed to course throughthrough.'
my veins; my appetite improved, i'
pain left my side and heart and 1 gain-
ed in weight. .Anter using about a doe -
en bexee of the pills 1 was again en-
jcying the best of health. I have no-
thing but praise for Dr. Williams' Pink
('ills as they cured me after medical
treatment had failed - 1 really believe
they savc:l my life."
Good !died is the secret of health.
Ki ep the blood pure and such diseases
as anaemia, rheumatism, sciatica, in-
digestion, heart palpitation, eczema arid
the secret ills of woolen will not exit.
The most !effect blood tonic ani nerve
restorer in the w'nrld is Dr. Williams's'
Pink Pills. Sold by all medicine deal-
ers or by mail at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for 52.50 from The par. withal -es'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
COMOImcmco
LINE Darns!: D1tEADNOI'GIIT.MaslenRslen Admiralty Ilas Plans fur In-
crease in Na%y.
'Tile annntureement at St. Petersburg
11191 the ilus,ion Admiralty hnd ordered
a battleship of 2e,see tons to te.con•
strutled et the Baltic iron works (;here.
appears to be premature. A'Inlirat
Restrem, the Assistant \Heister of Ma-
rine. says that the order has not yet
teen placed, as the plans for the war-
' ship are not yet ready. The Admiralty,
a he added, was in no hurry, and would
wait unlit the entire 4on•gramnie httJ
' been approved, and the plans of war-
ships heed been finished, eveu to the
smallest detail.
The Admiralty, ficwever, has decided
!) build hnmegeneous squndt' ns, cnn-
sisling of 'four battleships, eight crisis.
ere and the requisite number of torpedo
heels and other craft. The plans for
the (lied squadron are being prepared
by the Admiralty. It is known that the
British battleship Dreadnought has been
celablished as a standard front which
1Le Mission designers cannot deviate
very much. The tonnage of the Rus-
sian Dreadnoughts will be somewhat
iess than 21.000. All orders for the
week of reconstructing the Russian
fleet will be executed in Musser), bar-
ring an occasional order, judicinusly
apportioned between the foreign build -
t:. in order to keep up ocnucction w1h
them,
Ti►e Admiralty Is aware that the re-
ec.nstructinn of the fleet at lutrne neces-
silatas radical reforms in Russian ship-
building, nut all the rumors to the ef-
fect that Ihe Government intends to sell
Us shipyards to foreigners ere denied.
On the other hand, it Is staled on re-
huhle authorI;y that the new Admiralty
shipyard and the immense Izhor steel
+armor works, which hitherto have sheen
{rarely Governmental instittlliens, con-
ducted on the bureaucratic principle,
will from the beginning of October be-
come cborlered onntpanics, to be run on
a strictly commercial basis in regard
to profits and kisses. The Admiralty
will (,w•n the stock of these o.nupert-
ifs, as (I now Ow119 the stock of tate
Baltic works and that of the Obuchovo
gun dnundrv. Admiral Destro!) also
said that the latest trial of the. Iturik,
the first-class armored cruiser of 15,000
tens, buiil in Eilglruid for Russia, had
Neel catisfartcry, she having attained
her contract speed of 21 knots per hour.
._
N•,thing lo. ks more ugly lean to se-
t, t .meson whose hands are covered over
with warts. Why have these disfigure-
ments on your person when a sure re-
mover of all warts, corns, ere„ can Lc
found in Holloway's Corn Curs.
KING AND SCHOOLBOY.
ittd Who Wrote to itis Majesty About
Attendance Medal:
A touching little incident about a
L, ndon schoolboy who vv role to the
Ping regarding his sehool attendance
n edit] was related tit a recent meeting
el the London County Cluneil.
-pie Education Committee had pro-
peeed that the prnetice of awarding
meea1., for regal ar and punctual attend-
ance should be discontinued, but the
Progressives were successful in moving
that the proposal should be sent hack,
need further, that the committee should
consider the possibility of extending the
medal system.
During the debate It was pointed out
that these medals are an exceedingly
popular institution in London schools.
Queen Victoria allowed her effigy to ap-
pear upon them, and quite recently
King Edward gave a special silting fir
n like purpose. Cnn"'gaently the owned
of medal: has the very highest appro-
val.
'rhe, system wns startee in 18S8, and
In that year 1.000 medals were distribut-
ed. Lost year no fewer than 57;142
scholars earned Ihen1, 'l his refers,
r,re,ial system muse exercise a marked
influence upon the attendance returns.
Mr. ilastings Jay mentioned a boy
win wa i ..;nip^ling for his seventh Me-
dal. but lost it through falling in the
plr.y'ggrnund and br,'aeinrt his leg. The
Ind felt it so keenly that he acluaily
wrole to the King that he had lost his
medal. Mr. Jay, apprehensive least other
!t
1 Ileloo- ►•
s might do the same things. ap-
pealed to the Geuncil to slop the system.
A WARNING '1'O \(OTHERS.
There are uusernpulc•trs dealers who
for the sake of trilling gain are willing
lu )acrilice Ilse health -perhaps the
Iters ---,f litre ones. This is proved by
the eel dial there are a number of t:nt-
totems of Baby's Own Tablets offered.
The n:olher can prote:'t tier child by
seeing that the full name Baby's own
Tablets ord the four-leaf clover vitit
child's head on each leaf, is found on
the outside wrapper nr.eund every Lox.
1).1 not Ince anything else, as you may
endanger ynnr ehtlds life. 1f you can-
not get lee genuine 'Tablets from your
dealer send 25 cents to The Dr. \\'il-
itams' Medicine Co., liro:kvilte, Ont.,
and get a box by mail post paid.
• -
:'•GGfiAVATIXG M.N.\
"1 don't see hone you can have any
tion fo find with him."
"Why not:'''
"Because he appears to he n men
who is absolutely without faults of Wily
sort,"
"-That's just ft. That's his worst
Inuit."
4-
tit: WAS IN'TIiIl1:1Tfa),
l.nndlady (reading): "I sec that Skin-
ner, the grocer, is advertising sometlting
new in coffee -pole."
Old 'harder: "What is It -good col -
[1)0'
— -4.-- --
'A SPLENDID PRESCRIPTION.
An eminent physician informs us
That he has used the following pre-
scription in his practice for a number
e( years, and found it very successful
in the treatment of Kinney, i.iver,
Bladder. and all Urinary affections. Ile
claims that a very few doses will re.
!leve the ismst severe pains In the hark,
arising from disordered kidneys and
inmpure IAs-d: One ounce of sweet
merits of nitre, one ounce of Virrn'a
Compeer -1. and pater ounces of eyrun
of rhub,uh. These Ingredients cin he
obinilned et any reliable drug store. It
:!noted be taken In desserlspoonlnl
doses after items and at bedtime in
water. It is unsurpassed for the cure
r' rheumatism. driving the uric acid
entirely from the system. The ingredi-
ents ere taexpen'tre rine harmless, and
can be given to children with ashy.
NO CAUSE FOR COMi'1-AINT.
"My good man," said the philosopher
to the !adorer who was mowing weeds
en a vacant piece of real estate, "do
you ever have occasion to complain cf
your lot?"
"No, sir," answered the honest son
of toil, "I don't own this lot."
NO SUBSTITUTE for "The D & L Menthol
Plaster, although same unscrupulous dealers may
ray therein. Reoosatended by doctors, hospital.,
clergy stat everybody, for stiffness, piuertsy, ere,
HIS iiIGHNESS THE BMW.
Heir to Spanish Throne will the Enter-
tained in Kensington Palace.
I:ensington Palace, the birthplace of
Queen Victoria, has been chosen as the
residence of the King end (Queen cit
Spain and their s'n while :n London,
three rooms of the double -uite ee.i.g
ret apart for the baby. eine. r' Inde
is n day nursery, and to This awry
conceivable forth of indam!(te atimee-
ment is being gradually imported.
"Teddy" bears, soft fleecy lambs. cosl-
1; rattling articles, such as till ::trails
love, rubber toys, thick era .line rues
ref spotless while, the latest :r cots and
infantile chairs -all these o r -.".I, s4
far, a eonfu,ed but lnterestine Irmo lc
be by-and-by placed in ord'r tied at-
tractive form in readiness ler the dis-
Ungt1'shed small occupant.
Sanitation in fillings rind r1'cortiti).13
hat ben made a subject for rel.'ch nt.v•
ious care, and all has been done to
ensure perfe tion. 'rhe 'name! of tee
walls is of spotless while end soft green,
harboring no suspicion el niicrebit
while the hanging and rugs aro Wise•
lutely new.
Special provision Ls else ti n.g merle
fel baby's Spanish nurse --en f'l::wrl.
ed member of hLs small Il jl,ness'
suite.
The children cif the Prin'e end I'rin•
tees of \\voles etre most in;^rt sled in
the vesilore and a grand rimunaging cf
trensjtres for the baby to ;raw with Les
been taking place.
Princess Mary. who :a, spl.'netl.l i t -
Ile motherly ways with her br,by I
lher. is wondering .ether amps will he
ellrnved to nurse her new rcintive, and
all the children want to cetee lc Leh -
d _ n to see him.
4-
TIIE (:L'fi'I'OJIKI' FLED.
A gentleman in a restaurant the other
dry Ihelight he would have a jeke with
tee wailer, and asked him if he had ever
seen n sntasnge roll.
"Yes;' replier! Ihe waiter. "1 have not
only seen n sausage 1.011, hal 1 hnvoactn
n his;u.it lox, u table spxlon. a hlcycle
pump, a penny stump, a chimney sweep,
a chain link, a nose {,any, a camera slide,
a garden fence. a sword fish, a spoke
shave, a wall flower—"
diol were he gni to "o fire escape" the
gen'iern:nt thought it innS time he es-
caped. lar;.
11' vvng i;n'ne the waiter- went en
w th-"n tilt, tern. a cnke walk, a moon•
lain climb. a 'try lar, a honey
Comb—by"
But this time the customer wag
hurrying down the street in 'i dazed
cc itch: inn.
JUDICIAL.
Towne: "Yon leek rather weary, old
nln n."
Browne: "Yews; i've had a trying time
this pest week."
Towne: "1117"
Browne: "No; en a jt,ry."
Of emerge this world may rte gmwinj'
bettor, but a Ict of new jails are erected
Very year.
BEER'MAKES BLOOD
MALT
has certain food -
elements which
the bodycan
transform t n t o
healthy blood
quicklyand with
the least digest-
ive effort.
H OPS
contain a medi-
cal principle
which tones the
nerves without
reaction, and so
suppliesnervous
cnergyandsaves
it as well.
BEER°
as brewed in
Ontario is made
from choicest
Ontario barley
malt, selected
hops, and the pur-
est of water, dealt
with under condi-
tions which insure
purityand quality.
TI`IE TMILE OF Sr.AIt1
r MIatrutn,nial '1'rnubles of \ars, Florence
THE better
the blood
the sounder
the health, a a •
the surer the
bogy to combat
disease effective-
Iy. Beer, by some
counted an into:
leant, is not so - it
is a b:mod-maker
with barely
enough alcohol
In it to help rho
stomach do its
work far better.
Beer with meals
is good for 4)07
people out of
every thousand
—and is specially
good for women.
Ask your own
doctor about it—
beer is probably
good for you.
VDUS Y•arm wbtcb eosin lerr,aL..v.1^,. au4 H•.rtI
M`.
sal to 1.. pasal.. of th�uAo +'.. �ay'1-a beeenNa
naps mods mast Al41.. wad... from taLtarlo wino
towboats W. amid) malt, bops, act porn -.:.r. 11
a11111M111. •aeraa11,U11011115111111111
TAUGHT 11111 A l.r«OV.
A young chemist's assistunt, who had
hearth the story of the negro wile risked
for flesh -colored court -plusher and was
given black by the observant shopntan,
placed the Incident away in his mental
storehouse and decided to use it at tete
first opportun.
After many itymonths of wailing, his cp-
purttality tante when a young ncgress
tele day walked into the shop where he
was employed.
"Ali wails some
said,
"What color?" inquired the youth,
"Flesh total, tsah."
He handed the woman a packet of
Mack court -plaster.
She opened the packet with a delibera-
tion that was on►inous, but she was un-
ruffled tl when she noted lire color of the
contents.
"Ah guess yo' mus' a misunderstood
mah ordah- Ah asked foil flesh cutal'
ase' yot.-ve given me akin cutch."
The young man is still a little daze(.
front the enccunler, and lie has firmly
resnlved to suhjeet every joke to a rigid
lnixi-atory test hereafter before using.
cou't-plastah," she
They are Carefully Prepared. --Pills
which dtss pate themselves in the sto-
mach cannot be expected to have much
effect uron the intestines, end to over-
come costiveness the medicine admin-
istered must influence the action cf hese
cutlets. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are
so made, under the s.tperviston of ex-
perts. that the substance in them in-
tended to operate on the intestines is
relardci in relent until they pass
through the stomach to the bowels.
",.\'hut is the most aggravating lhring
ie married life?" asked Dorothy, "Seine -
limes," salol the bachelor friend, "it's the
husband, and sometimes it's the wife."
A Pine Ni`BNAER in dry grass, so does an
InPamm thou In tl., throat grow .lows Int , the
lents. beaI promptly with a coId as a ith a fire,
ar,i ween you begin to cough use Allen's t.unr
Balsam.
"11 t newer see you again," a teacher
said, with much earnestness, to a girl
whose scholastic career had come to n
close, "1 hope that you will never forget
do
your best wherever or ou may be.
and that you will always be an honest.
in:rigl►t woman -truthful and leave."
"Thank you," said the girl, "and i hope
you'll be the sumer'
ITC/1, Menge Prairie Scratches and
overy form of contagious lith on human
..r animals cured in 3:) minutes by Wel-
ford's Sanitary Lotion, it never folts,
Sold by all druggists.
'legless: "Anel f suppose yen wen( up
the Rhine?" Affected youth (who has
been pothering the company with Itis
travelling experiel1^rsl: "Oh, yes, and
ninny ether mountains."
.. Small Pill. but Powerful. - They
that judge of the powers of a pill by
'le size, wetted consider Par•melee's
W.'gclable Pills to be lacking. It is n lit -
lie wonder among pills. What it lacks
in size i1 stakes up in potency. The
remedies which it carries are put up in
(hese small doses, because they are so
powerful that only smell doses are re-
quired. The full strength of the ex-
tracts Ls secured in this form and do
their work thoroughly,
WISE.
"Stung exclaimed the stranger,
"Mosquito or Inning stock?: queried
th • man who had experienced both.
Merchant: "Yes, we are in need of a
peeler. Where were you employee' last?"
Applicant: "in a honk, sir." Merchant:
"Did you clean it owl.?" Applicant: "No,
sir. Tho cashier did that."
ISSUE NO. 46-47.
Clements Carefully Scheduled.
The matrimonial troubles of Mrs,
Fierence Clement,, who summoned her
husband et Stratford Police Court, bon -
(:en, Ettg!and, for persistent cruelty,
may hest le «•deed from the following
hoe
1,',I .: '1. i::$1 h'.t•it,.:•(l.'s doings
41: >• ;.1. : s related by the wife:-
Li:.
ife:l.ei:. • .,'t.- Caught her by the neck and
flung tier to the floor.
lit a.m.-Thumped her on the heat!
vv illi his lists unit threatened her with
1t saucepan.
11 a.m.-Scratched her and said,
"\:tw 111 do you in."
!toil -1L50- Sheu't interval for sleep.
12 moon -'Threw her down again and
again; threatened her with u knife and
again said, "1'11 do yeti tis."
Previous to (his the %eeein had had
the fotkiwing articles thrown at her: -
Pail of water. Chopper.
Jig ditto, Stones
Leaves of bread.
Continuing her story, Mrs. Clements
said she bad been assaulted fifty times
et the last six month.. She had gone
neer from her husband once, but he
Legged her to return. She did so, mid
within !wilily -four hours he had fell-
ed her to t'te ground.
The husband then gave has version
..f the flamtly disagreement. Ile said he
and his w•le got on very well until
others came between (hem.
It was his wire's neither and a young
woman who can:c there as a servant.
'('here bad been no creeltse whatever; it
was all a pack e4 Fes. Ho was quite
willing to he bound over for her.
The bench odtouroed the ease for a
week to hear other witnesses,
MEDICAi. AtTTIORITIFS
Slay that eight persons out of ten sut-
tee at some lime or other from Hiles.
Whether the piles are bleeding or pro-
tru•.ling, or itching er "blind," Zarn-
Iluk gives immediate esse.
Mr. Neil Devon, Welevenil, Ont., suf=
fer('d with piles right year:. A few
boxes el Z: ireBrat cured him. 1(e since
say's: "1 have had no return of the lrou-
Gk, so that 1 know 1 nm permanently
ctire•L"
Zam-Bok cures Cuts, Chapped (lands,
Ulcers, Berns, Sore Legs, Abscesses,
Poisoned \W''unds, Bois, Fczenit► and
all skin troubles, flubbed well in it is
a splendid emhr•)catinn for ithetre atism,
Neuralgia and St'iai'ce, ete. 50 cents
a box of all druggists and sores ('r
post-paid on receipt of price from the
Zahn -Bok Go. 3 boxes for 81.25.
d•
'font: "i don't see why you should
feel insulted just because he said yobr
eros were like stars." Belle: "You don't?
Why stars keep winking al you ami the
time."
if your children moan and aro rest-
less during steep, coupled, when
awake, with n loss of appetite, pole
countenance, • picking of tee nose, etc.,
you may depend upon it that the pri-
mary cause of the Il\rab:c is worms.
Mother Graves' Wenn Exterminator ef-
fectually retnnves these pests, at once
relieving the little sufferers.
"1 didn't krovv the Bar.'ons kept n
. rikcy. Bow kung have they had one "
"Oh, eversince 1 have been slaying with
titin 1"
A LI'I I$.E re' f ET I. Ihe best of all .fist ytt'.1
all not su ilea b.,,:o to,l mu.cle bent " ie,,, r,:. ••
will. 1 r it. An drug and goueral it• lei, 1.
bottles.
"\tar}• :•" yelled the pnet, "why do'l'l
yeti keep that kid quiet 7 \What's fhe
molter with him, anyway 2'' "1'in sure
i dctt'1 0: new," replied his nnt:ent wife;
"Int singing one of your luilalees to the
lilllo darling."
Ilio! Ir's Anti -Consumptive Syrup is
agree able to the taste, and Le a eertairt
relief for irritation of the throat That
causes hacking coughs. If used ac-
cording to erreeltons it will break the
Most persistent cold, and re -store the
air passages to their rrortnal healthy
c'nditinn. '('here Is nn need to rcco►n-
nsend it to those familiar with it, but
t, Rous who seek a sure remedy and
are In doubt what to use, the advice is
-try Rickles Syrup.
we -Add -he Tenant: "Rut there are holes
in the roof T' Landlord: "\\','ll• 1 can't
help that. if you can't afford a few
urnhrcilas, don't lake the house."
ovg OF THE BEAT old thee remedies fir all
skin affectlnnss,, such as Fermat', Ringworm, Scald.
head and sitni/ar allertt+ua 1. Weaver's (;orate.
11 is an otaleent that has brought relief to
th,,uaaads.
— 4 - - _
NEW W'1•:st'VINsTliil AfIItF:V.
Radical Changes Bring Made InAetc Old
Structure.
Visitors to London next year w"I fit;.l
that n change has cotne over We dein.
ster Abbey. It is now being restore (t. a
process of which it skeet in great meet;
fon 1nndon's srnnke•Indcn atmosphere
Wel played havoc with the stonework,
which was scaling rapidly inti falling
away.
The restoration work has been going
on for sine lime, but it only now Is
apparent whit the real character of rho
work is . Instead of merely repairing the
neo ornamental stone parapets which,
nithou t' of comparatively recent date,
had begun to assume the appearance of
age, new parapets of the lattlen,eld
type are being erected by the cathedral
authorities.
A geed deal of criticism is being
hurled at the heeds of those responsible
for this chnntte, though it is declared
noel -in erecting the l.altlement style of
parapets they aro simply following the
engine' design.
Proof of Ibis IQ sltnwn in an engraving
(feted 1710, which deplete the Altey
without Its lowers, but with 'Attlee
;.arnpels. Tho Secretary cel the Se ,t
Ihe l'mteelion of Ancient Melding;
complains that when the reetoration is
completo people will say: 'Thio: is not
Westminster Abbey, but a new build-
ing."
_4.-, . —
Robbs: "Weir hreelier le very verse -
sive. He threatens to kick Ire. \\ hat
a•nuld you ndvisc Inc to (lo 7'' "Sit down
%benover he appears."
Memel
What it is
L. -aim It goes
1
1
(tat we do
"BRICK'S TASTELESS "
RtE4111 E D
It is an extract of fresh cod livers, containing
all the virtues of pure Cod Liver Oil without the
nauseous gtease, combined with Phosphorus in
the foi in of the Compound Syrup of liypophos-
phites, nutritious Extract of Malt and Lite Fluid
Extrect of Wild Cherry Bark.
It will promptly relieve, and if its use is con-
tinued, permanently cure chronic bronchitis, all
pulmonary affections, croup, hoarseness, nervous
disorders due to an exhausted condition of the
system, prostration follt.wing fevers, debility at
dungy of life, or constitutional weakness itt any
age, and all blood disorders.
We positively guarantee "Rricl:'s Tasteless"
to do exactly what we claim it will do as printed
on the label of the bottle, or any advertising
miner, and every druggist who sells "Brick's
Tasteless" is authorized to refund to his cust(em-
er the full nurchaee price .1 er hottle doe not
show a tit reit-. n tntp. itea..vut, witch improve-
ment will result in a complete cure if additional
bottles are taken.
We therefore request you to try a bottle of
"Brick's Tasteless" on our recommendation, and
if no improvement is shown alter taking it, return
the empty bottle to the druggist from whom you
purchased it and he will refund your money.
Can we be fairer l
Two Sizes —8 ounce bottle 50c; 20 ounce bottle 31.00
Male
WITH
Power, beat, Electric
to Lease for a Term of
Light,
Years.
Central location. About ten thousa'ld square foot In
four tlooi's an9 bass:tent. Exoolient shlpp n g facilities
Standard Fire Sprinkler System. Low Insuranoa rate.
El ,RAY F. WiLSON, El Af 3'aide St. %Yost, Toronto
l . rte• -32 =,.at9e
AG NTS WANTED.
MANE MO,.e Y. Boy. and (Mels, sa'li,r, alta
Pe.writ., .Gno w ,rets without di -•pint to Ink.
Namplss IC cents ( •mer)- Bps p' At. wa'u(hto
prulaiurt:trio. O..MP11LL 10)5., Auburn, M.Y.
E o y Wc i lt3a ts
11 :ate tsalad a"d a:"na', ;knew
& W U ( 'trial
MARVEL\'iairlingS fray
The v
new v ...lest .r..co-
1ttRL—!tcalconren-
teu•r. 11 eiw..ta
iwtnnay.
ties your d'ng►Ist ter It.
t be eau snap:- the
A 1t Y r: 1.1 street aro
erase, hent mod et :n.•, for
Vasboot -misted. It givee
del art! n'.r. aad dttt,,tI e. in. L
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WIND( R Ar'Pf•1.Y (Yl., R'Indr..r. Oats
tiaat.tal Agent,. ter Canasta.
tit l
'CLEANING
LADIES'
NALKIRS
OR
01!1E
�tiiF OUTING
e • e SUITa
tlaa be Aoa• peri..ttr by oar tr.seb Pr.c.,. Try M
BRITISH AWaioAM arsine CO.
K011'rlWUs T000NTO, LUTA WA a (lUEaxe
MACHIHERC FOR MALE.
DYNAMO
500 lights, first-ciass order. Will be sold
cheap and meet be gotten out el the way
owing to 600 -light machine taking its
place. S. Frank Wilson, 73 Adelaide
Street West, Toronto.
FAN BLOWER
Buffalo
"I was going to ask per for a new tical discharge, 24
benne', deur," said the 1, cirig wife, "but condition. Sag,: rintt.
1 won't because 1 se. you can't efford trig, 73 Adelaide
1t " "1 low diel you find out Ihul, dear?"
naked her husband. "Well," the lady re-
plied, "1 talk a look into y(ur cheque-
',trek
heYque-
r
ix.k ill'. o•
IS morning. (
itis mei 1
sow•ou had
only 0110 cheque left."
y
A Time for Everything. --The line for
fir. Thomas' 1?electric Oil Is when
cr(:upy syrnrtnrns appear itt the chil-
d(( n; -e'en rheumatic pains beset the
eld; . lumbago, asthma, coughs,
colds, cniurrh c:' earache attack either
young or okl; w;len burns, scan's, fibro-
slons, contusions or sprains come In
any member of the fannily, in any t f
these ailments it will give relief and
work a cure.
mike, number four, 9 -inch vete
int hes high; reefed
relent, '1 multi Ihtild•
SI, V. est, Turouto.
"i,tsten to this. Marin," said Mr.
f`lubb, ns he unfolded his scientific pa-
per. "'('his article slates that in race.
old Roman prisons that hate teen t,n-
earthed they found the petrified remains
of the prisoner'," "(;rnoinus. John," re-
plied Mrs. Shahhs, with n smile, "I sup -
peso you would call them hardened
et iminals."
"Tommy," saki the young roan to his
respective 1 r" Ili r•in-Inw, aged flee,
"will you he sorry when 1 marry y(:ur
sister?" "1'es," ailments' the little fee
lo••v--"I'll bo sorry for you r
r
We Guarantee
to cure your cough or cold
No "ifs" or "huts" —just a
straight seitement-Shiloh's
Cure will cure your cough
or cold and do it quicker
than anything you
ever tried, or y••ur druggi ;t
will return the purchase
price. Get a hot' ice to -day,
and cure that cough or cold.
woccmccrcinemelleinICCIIIMINNIONIO
and coughs
Shiloh's
Shiloh's Cure is a safe and sure
cough and cold medicine for
Ci:ii,tren. Ii has been effecting
Cures for 34 years. All drug.
gists -sic., sec., and $t.00,
tie/
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the the carmen ►ta.i.. lawn *Lai
PEDLAR &TLE1.
CEILING
Mote 1h.. 2,00o dear.., s,:•able 1 r rrr•y
Sid,•wsJain equal rareto ma -h. Let us
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The PEDLAR People trr,''t;i
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7th Ave. "fid 3e•1t t't.
300 FEET WEST OF ett0fUWAY,
1laxaruum d I.u<<,ty at 1hi:,itu:, e'".t
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Minute i 11 s11, or '1 h041re,, ,-h..pr and (• uhw.
New Datclt (1,111 Rnotar Lar/e.t 'b 1'117.
(*able car. 1•a3, Hotel t' all niitr•,ada
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