HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1912-8-8, Page 7NOM BONNIE SCOTLAND
NOTEs OF INTEREST I RJ M HER
BANKS AND BRAES.
What is Going on In The Highlands
and Lowlands of Auld
Scotia,
Mr~. Walter S. Barriee'a pglice
fudge, has died in Hawiek at the
age of sixtyr, four,
Mr.
AngusStuart,�bookseller, of
g
Grantown, has been drowned, in the
river Spey. ,
A bookmaker named •James
Naughton was 'find E10 for street
betting at Pellshil .
The death has carred of Mr, J.
uncanston, ,a well-known draper of
1 ern i
t slant',
` James Rolls a Dundee hammer
man, was fatally ' jured by falling
from a roof,
A man named John E.inrces was
fined £2 for assaulting an Edin-
burgh car conductor.
There has been a daring case of
burglary in -the C� aigmiller district
of Ediuburgh. '^
The net revenue of the Glasgow
trams for the yearenditi.g May 31st
was £408,435. •
Damage to the extent of £4,000
was done by fire inthe Dalmarnook
Ironworks, Glasgow.
Nearly a whole row of workmen's
houses. were destroyed by fireeat
Braidwood, near arluke.
In an accident No. 1 pit, Tar-
Brox, a miner named T. Herbert
was killed and another .miner in-
jured.
The death has occurred at Fort
Rose of Color -Sergeant eant W. Suther-
land in his seventy-fourth year. .
The annual Mach Riding and
Beltane Queen procession took
place very sueces fully at Peebles.
J. M. Robertsona Dundee .cash-
ier, was senten to six months'
imprisonment for embezzlement.
A dairyman named R. Pringle
was convicted at Dunfermline of
selling milk below the standard re-
quired.
A whale, supposed to have been
frightened by thegun practice,
daily disports itself in the river
near Alloa and is watched by
crowds. •, '
Mr. David Smith, a well-known
farmer ef Forfarshire, died on his
• farm at Murroes, east of Dundee.
A firm of fruiterers was charged
in Aberdeen underthe Shop Hours
Act for not closingon a half heli -
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known foundeof Edinburgh Indus-
trial Brigade. •
While fishing near Perth. the sal-
mon fishers on, hauling in their net
found the body of a man entangled
in the net.
The body of M. Addison Kidd,
ex -magistrate of Broughty Ferry,
was found in the bush near Belmer-
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GRAINS OF GOLD.
The past,,; is for us;. but the sole
" terms on which it can become ours
are its subordination to the pre-
sent.—Emerson.
If you have built castles in the
air your work need not be lost;
that is where they should be. Now
put the foundations under them._.
horeau.'
Many women marry because they
are risked, or because they want a
house; or some other reason. But
most men marry for. love:—Miss
Ella Wheeler . Wilcox.
The shortest and best prayer
which we can address to Him who
knows our wants and our ignor-
ance in asking, is this:—"Thy will
be done 9'—Bolingbroke.
The noblest building made with
hands for spiritual ends must lack
the perfection of grace and beauty
unless light from the lamp of sac-
rifice has shone upon it. —Ruskin.
An. optimist is a man who does
not care what 'happens so longi' as it
does not happen to him. A pessi-
mist
essi
mist is a man who has lived for a
hone time with an optimist.—Mr.
Huntley Wright.
We are near and of kin to Him ;
all the waiter in the sea will not
wasih Christ's blood and ours whin -
der for Christ and we behoved to
be .more than second or third a kin.
—Samuel Rutherford.
child is delighted with speak-
-lit,. to
. without having anything ge
say; and with . walking, without
knowing .where to got And, prior
to both these,.the waking hours of
infancy may be agreeably taken up
with learning to see, Paley.
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TONIC TREATMENT
FOR THE 4 STOMACk.
The Dlod'ern, Method
Most SUooees-
• ul in Treating Indigestion
The old• -fashioned ' methods of
treating indigestion and , stomach
troubles arebeing discarded. '.Ghe
trouble with the old-fashioned
methodswas that when the treat -
meet was stopped the trouble re:
turned in an aggravated form.
The modern method of curing in-
digestion
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d1 esion and other stomach sh nou-
bles
is to tone up the stomach to
do its normal work, Every step
towards recovery. is• a step gained,
not to be los again. The recovery
ain
g
of the appetite, the disappearance',
sof pain,'the absence of 'gas --41 are
steps on the road to healththat
these who have tried the tonic
treatment remember, distinctly,
Dr. Williams'. Pink Pills are atonic
medicine, every constituent of
which is helpful in building up the
digestive organs, and is therefore
the very best remedy for chronic
eases oft,stomach trouble. The sac -
„cess of the treatment is proved by
thousands of oases like the follow-
ing : Mr. W, W. Swain, Grand'
Valley, Ont., says :—f For several
years my mother hid stomach trou-
ble from which she got no relief
'whatever until she beganl the• use
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. She
was treated et different times by
three doctors, but their effortsdid
not avail. Thein she was advised to
try an electric belt, but it proved
worthless. She suffered much dur-
ing this time and food became dis-
tasteful. The trouble else affected
her nerves and her general health
was on the verge of a. breakdown.
One day a friend who was in asked
her to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
Without very much hopethat the
Pills would prove successful when
other medicines had failed, we
nevertheless got her a supply. In
a few weeks we could see a'decided
change, and got six more boxes.
By the time these were used mother
was almost well; and she kept on
taking the Pills for •a short time,
longer and was completely -cured.
She is now a healthy, and strong
woman and is never bothered with
her stomach in any way. I hope
thisstatement will bring relief to
other sufferers." ••
Why experiment with medicines
of doubtful value, when you have.
such positive evidence of the bene-
fit following the use of Dr. -Wil-
liam's Pink Pillar Sold by all
medicine dealers or by mail at 60
cents .a box or isix boxes for $2.50
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
TOO MANY PRELIMINARIES.
"Cant you get any work ?" asked
a woman of the tramp who had ap-
plied'at the back door for food.
"Yes. ma'am," he replied. "I
was offered a steady job by the man
who lives down the road in that big
white house."
"hat's Mr. Oatseed. What was
the work?"
"He wanted the to get up at 4 in
'the morning, milk 17 cows, feed,
water and rub down four horses,
clean the stables, and then chop
weed until it was time to begin the
day's work."
"What did he want to pay'?" •.
"I dunno, ma'am. I didn't stop
to ask.".
LITERARY TAILORS,
One does riot look for literary
' men among tailors, but none the
less the profession can claim some
illustrious names, says the. London
Chronicle. John Stow, the anti-
quary and author of the "Survey
of London," for . instance, began
• life as a tailor, and another famous
tailoring antiquary was John
Speed, on of our early napmakers
and'mernber of the Society of Anti-
quaries. And then tl'ere was Rob-
ert, • Bill, "the learned tailor" of
Birmingham, who oorxtrived to
teach himself Greek and .lrleabrot,
and became famous as a writer of
theological treatises. And di'eorge
Meredith ways born'1"over the teller's
sllolir
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
"Do yeu 'mean to say that you
flirted with your wife all evening at
the masked' ball and didn't know
her ?" "That's right! 'But she was.
so deuced (agreeable—hbw was I to
know her?"
Pimples So Bad
He Was Ashamed
Tried Everything but Did ItNo Good,
One Box, of Cuticura Ointment
Took Pimples Away. . ; �•
• 'About seven years ago pimples broke
out all over my face and neck. When they
would first come out they would be big and
red, then after a while they would turn white,
and matter would come out. Sometimes
they would itch so I could `hardly sleep. t
was ashamed to go down street, my face
looked so bad. I went to several doctors
and got medicine, which did•me'no good, and
bought ointment. salves and patent medicines,
but none of them would cure .my face and
neck. A friend advised me• to try Ceiticur4
Ointment. I got one box, and it tooit"tho
e pimples away before I bad It all used up. I
can say it is a wonderful remedy. Any.
sufferer who has pimples should use Cuticura
Ointment if they want a sure cure. I never
had any soap equal to Cuticura • Soap."
(Signed) Aylmer Mathers, Parkhill,' Ont,'
Dec. 24, 1010.
Sores All Over Baby's Body
"When my baby' boy was Six months
old, hie body was completely covered
with large .sores that seemed to itch and
burn, and cause terrible Buffeting. The
eruption began in pimples which would
Open and run; making large sores. Hie hair
came out and 'finger nails fell off, and the
sores were over'. the entire body causing
little or. no sleep for b ab, y"" of reyse'it, Great
scabs Would come off hen I removed his
shirt. We tried a neat many remedies but a
nothing Would help ltm, till a friend indtieed
me' to try Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I
used the Ceticura Soap and Ointment but
a short time befote 1 could see' that he Was
approving, and In we weeks' time he. was
entirely cured. He had suffered about 'six
Weeks before 'We tried the Censors Soap and
Ointment, "although we had tried several
otl el things .and doctors too. :'"I think the
Cinticuea Remedies will do all that is. Claimed
fot them and a great deal Moro." (Signed)
Mrs. NOble T'ubman, Dodson, Mort., Jatt
28,1011,
Outieura Soap and Cuticura ointment: Bald
by druggists.And dealers everywhere. Send
to Pater Driig't Chem. Corp., 60 Columbus
Ave., Boston, U A., for a liberal free
It+traplo of each, Wcth32.Yt.bee klet.
A VOITINTAIN, OI+' PUNTCH.
Provided by ti British °Meer for
Entertainment Uf Guests.
Some of the papers have recently
devoted .attention to the origin of
punch, that famous' seventeenth
century drink which has long lost.
its popularity in, England, though
it still survives to some extent on
the Continent:
Owing to its intimate connection
with rut 'one might easily have
imagined- that punch originated in
the West Indies. In fact, however,
it actually game from the East In -
am isb. de-
rivedand the name said to e e
rived from the Sanskrit "Pans -
dila," five, on account of .irtsfive
ingredients — arrak (afterward
,rum), tea, sugar, lemon and hot
water.
• The most• magnificent bowl of
punch the world has ever seen was
probably%'that provided by the
Right Hon. Idward Russell,; who,
when , commanding his Majesty's
forces in the Mediterranean: in
1691, entertained 6,000 guests at
Alicante,there a large marble
fountain was filled with the liquor,
the ingredients being.: Four ''ho•gs-
heads of brandy, a pipe of Mgiaga
wine, 2,500 lemons, twenty gallons
of lime juice, eight hogsheads of.
waters- five pounds of grated nut-
megs in weight, 300 toasted biscuits
and thirteen hundred weight of fine
'white sugar.
MILES OF MYSTERY. •
Despite the wonderful advance' of
exploration in various parts of the
world, the Royal .Geographical So-
ciet'y of London have recently de-.
glared that no fewer than 20,000,000 •
square miles of the earth. yet re-
mains unexplored. ' Africa has the
largest unexplored .area, nearly
6,500,000 square miles; while North
America contains no fewer than
1;500,000 square miles of virgin •ter-
ritory. The. •largest ' continuous
stretch of unexplored country is in
Liberia, Africa. The tract consists
of about 2,000 miles, all of which
is within 200 miles of the sea. Re-
gions adjoining the Congo, the ba-
sin of the Upper Nile, parts of Mor-
occo, . Abyssinia, Somaliland, have
yet to be surveyed, mapped out,
and, if suitable, commercially. • ex-
ploited.
UNNOTICED.
"Did you kiss the. bride ?r'
"Yes."
"And congratulate her mother
and father upon the happy event 1"
"Yes, indeed. I had a nice little,
chat with both of them."
"And I presume you met'all the
out of town relatives ?"
"I think I did. In fact I'm almost
sure I did. Some of `them seemed
to be very entertaining people."
"And I suppose,. ofa course, that
you gave the groom your best wish-
es"ie groom'? No. I didn't. Now
you speak of it, I don't remember
seeing him. there at all."
FAMILY RUNT.
Kansab'Man Says Coffee Made Him
That.
"Coffee has been used in our
family" of eleven—father, mother,
five sons and four , daughters—for
thirty years. I am the eldest of the
boys and have always been consid-
ered the runt of the family and a
coffee toper, -
"I continued to drink it for years
until Iegrew to be a man, and then
I found I had stomach trouble, ner-
vous headaches, poor ciroulation,
was unable to do a full day's work,
took medicine for this, that, and
the other thing, without the least
benefit. 'In fact I only'weighed 116
when I was 28.
'Then I changed from coffee to
Postum, being the first•one in our
family to do so. I • noticed, as did
the rest of th'e family, that I was
surely gaining strength and flesh.
Shortly after I was visiting my
'cousin, who said, 'You look so much
butter -you're getting fat.'
"At breakfast his wife passed me
a cup of coffee, asshe knew I was
always such a coffee /drinker, but I
said, 'No, ;thank you.'
e•" 'What!' said my cousin, 'you
quit coffee? What do you drink?'
`a• 'Postum,' I said, 'or water, and
I am well.' They did not know what
Postum was, • but my cousin had
stomach trouble and could .not sleep
at night from drinking coffee three
times a day. He was gladrto Yearn
ab"out Postum but said he never
knowcoffee hurt anyone." (Tea is.
just as injurious as coffee because
it ,contains caffeine, the same drug
found in coffee.)
(.,(After understanding my oondi-
tion and how I got' well he knew
what to do for himself. He discov-
ered that coffee was the cause of his
trou'bl'e es he never used tobacco or
anything else of the kind. You
ehould see the change in hire now.
We both believe that if persons who
suffer from coffee drinking • would
stop and use Postum they could
build back to health and ,happi-
ness. Name given by Canadian
Postum Co.. Windsor, Ont.
:`There's a reason."Read. the
little ' book, "The Road to' Well-
villel," in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? A
new one appears from time to time.
They are genuine, trate, and full of
ininnnati 'interest.
Ever read the ebbve letter? A nevi ons
appears •froln time to, time.. They are
genuine, true, said full Of hum*hr Ihterent.
TWO FAMOUS RANDS.
Ire Cooling from England for the
Canadian 'atioiial E:ddbitioni,
Two famous 'bands from England
will make the musical attractions ai'
the Canadian' National Exhibition
chis' year something long to be re-
membered. The Scots Guard.
Band from Buckingham Palace, the
third of this fai'baus brigade of.
bands brought across 'the ocean by
the Exhibition: people, will alter-
nate on the main band stand with
the Besses 0' Th' Bann,. which all
1
.overs of band meek recognize nize a
s
Britain's best .brass . bands• Two
such musical attractions have never
before been brought together op.
the continent,
01?TEN THE CASE.
"Where do all the people who
have automobiles, get the money
that is necessary to, afford them?"
"Many of them don't."
Cucumbers and melons are "for -
hidden fruit" to many persona so
oonstiturted that the least indul-
gence 104—Mowed by "attacks of
cholera, dysentery, griping, etc.
These persons are not aware that
they, can indulge to their heart's
,concent• if 'they have on hand a
bottle of Dr. J. D, Kellogg's Dysen-
tery Cordial, . a medicine' that will
give immediate relief, and is a sure
cure for all ,summer complaints.
Scotland lest over 9,000 of her po-
pulation during ,April last by the
drain of emigration:
Minard's tdrilmeeeLt. Cures Cargot In Cows,
Billingsgate Market, London, has
in one year received nearly 200,-
000 tons of fish, about one-third of
which arrived by water.
The _ Pill That Brings Relief.—
When, after one has partaken of a
meal he is oppressed by feelings of
fulness and pains in the stomach,
he suffers from dyspepsia, which
will persist if it be not dealt with.
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are the
very best medicine that can be
taken to 'bring relief. These pills
are specially compounded to deal
with dyspepsia, and their sterling
qualities in' this respect can be
vouched • for by legions of users.
Beet sugar to a total of ,fourteen
million tons is produced every
year.
A Powerful Medicine. -The heal-
ing properties in six essential oils
are concentrated in every. bottle of
Dr. Thomas' Ecleotrio Oil, forming
one of the most beneficial liniments
ever offered to the use of man.
Thousands can testify as to its pow-
er in allaying pain, and many thou-
sands more can certify that they
owe their, health' to it.. 'Its wonder-
ful power is not expressed by its
cheapness.
5
ARRESTED.
"Uncle, I didn't know doctors
were policemen."
"Neither did I, dearie. Why do
you think they are?"
"Because when I was sick the.
doctor said he was goin' to arrest
the fever,' and I'm sure he did, be-
cause it never came back!"
KING WHO WOULD BE LOVED.
An eccentric monarch, was Fred-
erick the Great, whom his subjects
called' . "Old Fritz." - Oneday, in
,passing along the streets of Berlin,
he noticed that a man left' the side-
walk as' he approached and crossed
over to the other 'side of .the street.
The king called him back, and ask-
ed why he had done so.
The poor fellowbegan to tremble,"
and stammered, Because -you are
—the king, and I—am afraid of
you."
"Afraid of me !" shouted thele
monarch. "I don't want my sub-
jects to. be 'afraid of me, but to love
me. I will teach . you 'a lesson!"
and he began Go beatthe man with
his cane, crying out:
"Next time when yen meet me,
don't eross thestxeet, but greet me
with eyes that betoken. love 1 Do
'you understand ?"
And the unlucky culprit, Cringing
beneath the vigorous ,blows of the
royal walking -stick, promised that
he would tot fear but love the king:,
"My dear," said Mr. Olarkson,
"I don't want you to , think 1r have
any desire ,to Criticise you .for the
way_ you manage, but, really,we
must try to live within our income."
"Within our income'! Goodness]
And be regarded by.y.eeerybody in
our°`set as eccentric
(Ninard's Liniment'' Cures COUR, Eta.. ,
lAYE YO.0 A. BAD SOItE-t
If so, remember 'these hots -4=-
131.1k is by far the most widely used
balm iv Canada 1 Why hasp it be-
come so popular? Because it heals
sores, aures akin diseases, and does
what is elaimed for it. Why not let
it heal your sore'1
Remember that Zara-Buk is et the
seine time healing, . soothing, .and
-Antiseptic. Rills poison instantly,
and all harmftfl"°germs. It is suit-
'ible alike, for recent injuries a,nd
diseases, and for chronic sores, ul
vers, etc. Test how different and
superior Zam-Buk really is. All
druggists and et
o
res at 500.
box,
Use also tam-Buk Soap.. Relieves
sunburn and • prevents freckles.
Beet for baby',s bath. 25c. tablet.
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THE FIRST.
A young couple in Berlin are re-
sponsible for the following adver-
tisement in one of the Berlin news-
papers :
ews-papers:
"Wanted—A .govereess who is a
good stenographer, to take down
the clover sayings of our child."
Peevish, pale,: restless, and 'sickly
.clhildr•en owe their condition to
worms. Mother Graves' Worm. Ex-
terminator will relieve them and
restore health.
"Where can I get a drink in this
town ?" asked a travelling man who
landed at a little town in the oil
region of Oklahoma of the 'bus driv-
er. "See that millinery shop over
there?" asked the driver, pointing
to a building near the depot. "You
don't mean to say they e ""z'yhiskey
in a, millinery store?" exclaimed
the dremmer. "No, I mean that's
'the only place iiaese they don't sell
it," said the 'bus ma•¢';
Minard'e Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen, -In Tune, 98, I had my hand
and wrist bitten and badly mangled by a
vicious horse. I suffered greatly for sev-
eraLedays and the tooth cute refused to
heal until your agent gave me a bottle
of MINARD'S LINIMENT, 'which I began
using. The effect was magical; in five
hours the pain had ceased and in two
weeks the wounds had completely healed
and my hand and arm were as well as
ever.
St. Antoine, P. Q.
Yours truly,
A. E. ROY,
Carriage Maker.
PAW KNOWS EVERYTHING..
Willie—Paw, what is tact?
Paw—Tact is thinking that a man
is a liar when you are afraid to tell
him so.
A Mild Pill for Delicate Women.
—The most delicate woman can un-
dergo a course of Parmelee's Vege-
table Pills without fear of unplea-
sant oonsequenoes. Their action,
while wholly effective, is mild and
agreeable. No violent pains or
purgings follow their use, as thou-
sands ef women who have used
them can testify. They are, there
fore, strongly recommended to wo-
men who are prone to disorders of
the digestive organs than men.
ONE WAY.
Sillicus—"Do• you believe in long
engagements ?"
Synicus—"Sure 1 The longer a
man is engaged, the less time he
has to be married,"
When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Mnrine Eye Remedy. No Smarting—Feels
Fine—Acts Quickly.. Try it for lied, Weak,
Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. Inus-
trated Book in each Package. Murine is
compounded by our Ocnllsts—not a "Patent Med-
iclne"—but Used In successful Physicians' Prae-
tioe far many years. Now dedicated to the Pub-
lic and sold by Druggists at 25e and 60c per Bottle.
Mnrine Illy, Salve 1n Aseptic Tubes, 26e and 60e.
Murine Eye Remedy Co.,' Chicago
ORIGINAL SIN.
Wife—"John, what is original
sin?"
Husband—"Apple . stealing, I
think, my dear." •
Corns end warts disappear when
treated with Holloway's Corn Cure
without leaving a scar,
During the past thirty years over
three million oxenhave been re-
oeived at the London cattle market).
from America.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
A little lad was desperately i11,
but refused to take the medicine' the
doctor prescribed. His mother fin-
ally gave up. "Oh, my boy will
die, my bey will die," she sobbed.
Presently a, voice piped tip from
the bed. - "Don't cry, mother.
Father'll •be home soon and he'll
make me take it."
TO DRY U IIRRNILLAS.'
13houlcl En Opened. So Tbat the Alf
Can Get At Xt.'
At this time of year, when there
is more or less rain, it pays to be
eareful ef your umbrella. A wet
umbrella should never be rolled up,
nor even placed in an umbrella jay
point downward, because that al-
lows all the moisture to 'run down
to the point, where it cannot get
any fresh air ,and ,it will soon, rust
the.
ribs and rot the cloth.
Many persons will etand a wet
umbrella in a sink or wash basin,
which would net be so bad
if
they
would only piece it, point up so that
the air' could get to the parttd"
which the water drains. The right
orbangit
1" todoopen
thing ista
gP
somewhere that the drippings will
not do any damage. This lets the
air 'get to every, part of it and it
will soon be dry again.
A good umbrella, properly taken
care of, dried open every time it is
used, will last for 10 or 15 years;
but, one that is put away wet or
point down in a hall stand jar will
not last more than a season.
Visitor—"Where were you born,
my little man f" Tommy—"Scot-
land, Sir 1" "What part?" "All
of me, ''sir 1" ,
CATS PAW .
RUBBER' SIOMMI
IIEELS
Tread softly
Step safely.
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Prevents the Tremendous
Loss from Flies
nes
t the ermdn e ten et
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of animals andgreatly iducns' the production o
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Every farmer or Ow:Wals,r knvre this statemeut
to be true lkom his own experience.
Mire also sauce a great logs of life by Spreading
Diseases from farm to farm. International Fly
Way will keep thee off your animals and give theta
perfect rest from these pestiferous Insects, which
will make you more money In a larger production of
lntnc or muchquicker growth of an wheals.
HAVE: YOUR STOOK
Ely Using
"IN'i'ERNATIOMM. FLY WAY"
I1 1. positively guaranteed to be effective In.
Driving Away rhea,.idoequIres, and other insects
which worry stockand reduce their enraindcapacity.
Itis harmless to the Lair *kidskin and will bo found
perfectly satisfactory when used seoordtag to
directions.
We place =twenty �,years of reputation Teck of
'International kir yen, and elk: you to teat it on
ourpootivo soaranlioc,
Fos SALE AT ALL'DEArsae.
INTERNATiONAL STOCK FOOD en. Limited,TOli0Nit1
lea 4G
HOUSE FLIES
are hatched in manure and revel in
filth.Seientlsta have discovered
that they are largely responsible for.
the spread of Tuhercuioes, Typhoid,
Diphtheria, Dysentery,nfantil;e
Diseases of the Bowels .etc,
Every leas ket of
,
y
W •..
S
FLYPAD$ PADS
Ida kill more Slee than 300 oasts
of sticky paper.
FARMS FOR SALE,
H, W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street.
Toronto.
10IGET THOUSAND DOLLARS WILL
.LTJ buy beautiful hundred acres in
Northumberland County, including Steel
and Implements. There is In the steer
4 horses, 10 cows, etc. This is a snap, an
can be had on easy terms. Possession at
once,
re DOD FARMS IN 'LINCOLN, WELLAND.
lir Halton, Peel, York, Durham, North•
nmberland, Prince Edward • counties at
reasonable' prices.
.k LBERTA, SASKATCHEWAN AND
Manitoba lands in large or small
blocks.
FRUMFARMS—ALL SIZES, IN THIS
Niagara Fruit, Belt.
H. W. DAWSON, Toronto.
IMMPROVED AND UN ROVED FARM
lands, $15 to $30 pens. Write for
list. Jno. Scott, Whitewooke Sask.
BONDS FOR SALE.
BSOLUTELY •FIRST-OLASS 10 -YEAR
6 per cent. Gold Bonds at par. In•
terest half yearly. Particulars on appli-
Dation. Li P. Snyder, Traders nanit,
Toronto.
MALE HELP WANTED.
*AILWAYS REQUIRE YOUNG MEN,
for positions in stations. These men
'are placed in positions as fast as we can
prepare them. Railway officials endorse
our School. Now Is the time to make ar-
rangements for Fall studies. Free Boole
No. 18 explains. Dominion School Railroad-
ing. -Toronto.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HAY AND FARM SCALES. Wilson's
Scale Works, 9 Esplanade. Toronto. •
TEN GREENHOUSE
PLANTS,T
S' 50e. prepaid. W. Harburn, florist.
,
Hensall, Ont.
CANGER, TUMORS, LUMPS. etc. In.
• ternal and external, cured without
pain by our home treatment. Write ne
before too late. Dr. Gellman Medical Co..
Limited. 'Collitrewood, Ont.
�e TON SCALE GUARANTEED.- Wilson's
7 Scale. Works. 9 Esplanade, Toronto.
;el ASH ADVANCED FOR APPROVED
Patentable Inventions. Patents irro-
cured, bought, sold and developed. Write
for free booklet: The International Patent
Syndicate,- 803 Bathurst. St, Toronto.
DY EING I CLEANING !
Forth, very best, send your work to the
"BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO."
Look for agent in your town, or send direct.
Montreal. Toronto, Ottawa. Quebec
STO
,il. 1
5
WITH
COOPER'S FLY KNOCKER
It pays to keep your stock free of flies --contented
down g I re X morn milk; horses work harder and on
less teed. Costs loan than 35 ecnt ahead per day, Uke
Cooper's FI, Knocker and save money. 'Easy to Use—
economldal—etnoient—sae• Gidarts (Imperial) Kpo;
Gallons (fmperio•I) 01.26. Special circularfreo—tolls
what others say abont Cooper's. Any dealer or
Wit COOPER & C'PREWS = TORONTO
.w
When buying your Piano
insist on having &Te
OT TO 11 EL'i
Piano Action
CREOSOTE
1.31=1„. 31-eA a �i& e$3:a.1s
Protect— Preserve Berautlfy
Samples and Booklets on .Application
JAMES LANGMUIR & CO., limited
18743, Bathurst Street TORONTO
COW COMFORT
1a guaranteed to keep Fifes off your Cattle
82.00 PItR GALLON
Dilute with 4 gallons of water.
Write frr a gallon now to
THE MACLARES iMPERIAL CHEESE 00..
LTU., W00DSTJCK, ONTARIO.
Sole Mfrs.—The ESa,pho Manufacturing Co.,
Limited, Montreal.
JED..
ISSUE 32—'12.
TWO CRUISES
• —bN T1116-
8.8,
hio-S.S. CLEVELAND
(10,600 Tons)
From New York Oct. 10, 1012
Srom San 'rxtrsisco eels t1,DMA
Will visit Madeira, Email,Italy, Erne.India, Ceylo*, Sirhlte 5vtten,ente, Jew,,
rhll ppinen, 8aq•1Jrimla
iamb, with Ova:lanai[ stk 00n Tout
ti+f ANL'' Sti ERYL Tale's
UP`I'1iO L 51i' Pere ie. 1'tdie
TOURS t 14 Dos in Apo
Duration 110 Days Each
sna including ail pea
({eesty axpopiee.
np t ,board sad ethos,.
"Aryl mgtone tod,o Au mads Mo
C`ruiac.
Write liar ,$ooklei,.
HAMBURG - AMERICAN
LINE
at•t5 Etf:OADWAt', 11.Y.
Car Oceatl Steamship Age1oy,
63' Yongo St.,tsronto, G`and ltl.
THD ARLINGTON 00.
of Canada, Ltd..
ee r0AICR AVENUE
TORONTO
CHALLENGEcL.
Arlmeele irerite
be ti,e linnetcrea.
tion of Water-
proof Collar?
evermade. Agit
to Dec, sod bu
no other. All
'terse or direct
for 25c.
WHOLESOME
NOURISHING
APPETIZING
For an added tasty
touch to luncheon,
picnic, or garden.
party nothing can
excel these dine
flavoreid,`'oarefull,y :.
asked, delicious
littleD :fish•-- ,
c,KIN G CAR" 5'ARP1HES',
S
Put up.^in Sanitary Paokages
Out ror
; Them from Your ilto
11
Trade suppled by .itiltn "SG,'.
tickle eo greeninig . Ittouilton,