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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1913-4-10, Page 3VlltIMECOV[R$FARTIijARF GROWING IN FAVfift EVE,,RY DAY MANY MILLIONS OF METE RAVE PERISIIED. China and. India Are 'EspeciallY Uu- fortuiiat Frew lFleed Dise 'Earthqu ko floods a,re frequentlY ASSCeiated with great losg • Thousands. perished in such a aster hefel Lisbon, Portugal, ilL„17ta 5_5. Alest ai-disastrous was, the great rush of sea waves over the land cans• -ed by the eruption, of growing in favor with the people of Krakatoa, August 26, 1883, Quebec. JUSt to quote an exam -Pie, Waves aecomPanYing eivelelles Aniable Pinard of this place says, are 54metimes very disastrous, one 41 all interview : in the delta- of the Ganges, India, "1"51ead, Kidney Pills helpe-d iny reaching a height of 40 feet and de- rheumatism, backache, gravel, and str'oying moro than 100,900, persons, heart disease, from which I suffered The. destruction of Galveston,. Tex- for twenty YearS, asp 1K07, 3/000 PcMheil. "They have not Yet cured rae Irtt$ due to a sar causecompletely, but they did completel In 1570, 40,000 perished in Rol, cure my nephew, iyho suffered fro lard when a, storm broke the dykes, kidney disease,” Reservoir floods through the Dotld's Kidney Pills always c , DODI/'S KIDNEY PILLS Plt()Ve ING TIIL'IR VALUE AS I " FA-111,4LX. M-M4101NE, gitebee ?gait Tells Row 'They Ite1ped Uiw and Cured 'Ttis cpliew Iiiiluey Disease. Vain, Wolfe co., Que,, Afir.il 7 (Special).—There is fresh • proef every day that as. a family medicine, Dodd' s Kidney Pills are bursting of. dams are very (Jima, trouts, perhaps qbe .w.'st notable- he, g the loss of 2,.500 lives at, stown, Pa,, in 16S9. The bursting ot the dam near Austin., Pa., not two years ago, COSt Several hvirdred liveS 4111(14=1/.0y/A the town, S- te -w,, Eng, miffered' greatly in 1W, and in 1M, 500 'natives Perished in Natal. Mods in Indm and China, which tholisandS Perish, are not in- frequent,. Ix), China, between 1851 - and 1866,Unisperiehed. The'llipen floods, due to rainfall, 317.1 4-134 the lforay fiends in Seotland 1820, 41"C iliStOrical. rriniN falitO 41M enaoree, and four yore ago Paris euffered great damage. rrena Mexico, too, coin oecosionaL reports or cities being yastated by floods, with hundreds The United States need givat 00045 r thp Ohio, ME,F,01113 pp i rivers. Only last ye sands NVOTO driven from their in 01011‘411100118 StilteS "WWII ii.vra and their tributaries Autry wena. drowned k;firtey disease, They we.1 cora- I te ‘rnabl Pinerd'e cure because P -g HN APETITE FAILS AND INDIGESTIOti IS BAD There le Danger Ahead For -the Man ,That Neglects Nature's - Warning. DYsPePsia Tondencies are Serious and Should he Treated AqcordinslY MRS.LAiNE Wife of the Canadian who Iinister of the Interior in the Pre- sident Wilson Cabinet, Mrs. Lane was born in Elmira, N,Y„ her dis- thagnizhed husband in Prittee Ed- ward Island, all the diseases Mairtion-cf are the results of kidney disease. They reel the young inaer's kidney ediS- se quickly, beeatiee it was ta'400 n its garlY - stages. Aniable ard's troubles are of twenty years' standing, and take a loriger treat - merit. - The moral is, that if you ewe Your kidney diSeft,50 early with Dodd's KidneY Pille, you will never be troubled evith rheumatism gram - el, and other diecesea that are used by sick kielneye failhig to de heir work. Over Conscientious, mpleton "You're e daughter to a faebioniiht eheol, aren't you r Wit Blumer ---"Yes." "1 -Tow does ehe like "Fairly well, but elle eamplio t she has no time to stalely, ore have 00 many en inundeted nor has L. life and damage to heel that now re- fllstologoods. 1210—Norciland, Norway lake burst; 30,000 people perished, 1.128—Friesland; invaaten of 100,000 livea lost,. lives lost by itntdatiOnw ""ntZ10)3141,,, Spain; 15,000 per- ished in flood. Cbaifong, China; 300,000 drer,vned. 4-8—In1ia; 15,000 lives lost by floods in N. W. Provinces *net Punjab. 791—Cuba 110-0( s frbm extessive rain; 3 000 drOWned 1813 --Poland, 4,000; Silesia, 6,000; perished in floods caused by rains. 1824—St. Petersburg; .10,000 lives lest througlCoverflow of River lereva. 1875—Tou1ouse, Prance; 1,000 live lost by rising of the Garonne. 1833—Ontario; Thames floods"; 30 lives lot-. 1887--China;overflowing of the Iloang Ho; 1,500 populous villages destroyed; naillions of people perished. 1888—China; flood in Canton River ; 3:000 lives lost. 1889—Johnstown, Pa. • reservoir • burst; 2e500 lives l•ost.: 1894-1•Quebec; 6vorflow of River Noir, caused by landslide; 20 deaths., • 1900—Galveston, Texas; 3,000 lives , lost, b.y tidal wave. 1911—Austin, Pa. ; 150 lives lost through collapse° of. dam. 1911 --China; 100,000 drowned in Yangtze River flood. SPIDETIS AS Ellaptoyts:. ni.N7i134'1,11440truzi).t.u' Pay'ot Jaauds, CAMPTili I was cured of 'Facial Neuralgia MIN,11lD'8 LINIMENT. Springhill, N. S. WI. DANIELS, 1 was ciTod of Chroulo ithouniatism 11.1NAIT.D'S LINIMENT. Albert Co., l`t, 13. (IE0. TINGLEY. IV hen to January bride „ to be- come widows ar v. February hrides will -11.61,•er have very happy married liveti. ;March brides will Probably make ,their homes abroad, April brides will liave lives of ,hange, and ex,perienee many ups and down*, May brides will enter. Jain many strangers, "jute hridee will find life a long lioneYnr9u., July brides have bitter-sweet mem - lee, August, brides are lueky tiding a real friend in their bits - MOS. September brings a temooth emelt, future to its brides. Cte- o.nly Om a future cif toil and November brides 'will bk. t4Ppz And these who, AVM1'4111R he rhyme, marry "in December' find that "Love's star 5 brighter from year to year.' TRAINED NURSE There is a strong moral in the 0atement 3gnw Pehrtim. Pea; etneet" nth, S, Like thousands of'De0. 8 fa:Wag in health bes•ause digestive ora cs 01-0, Ui vitality Wtt43 slipping away; irn awe 14sing ground every day. "1 could not have held oft much longer, waa WAS tP2- away eimplY bs,rause edY 1 -used gave lona and strength t stomach. The vital forceo of sys, feni were flOytd, 1 ryas advised IQ try -Dr, Pins. Ncritat bladen woalinQ isy searched OUt 1 don't iltiow, but in iraeuloce way they have ruatio a new it ine. My al t.oznaelt troubles are via, wood now rues -through PY Veft1P—eleAr Bide and uninistaable 00- dence,s of health- aud vigor 1 feel overy daY, Dr, Ilanaillon's Pills have certainly raesieree eeeeet, ot curing the sioltlY enervated PAP and 1 strongly 'urge every- one in failing lost health, to use tide Te Ilnaniiton's Pills of 1'a in nut are purely vegetable -25e, pei zee ter $Lt9. dragadata 5i,41r, erP. Or Peaty:aid frnre the Catnrcheron Co., Buffalo, N, Xingsfet. Ont. 15 MAY VISIT BERLIN. 3' MI arks About ;Nourishing Po I Ian I ii i "A physician's wife gave in 1 ,,The Prince of ' lee's p o of Grape -Nuts. ono day, !visit to Germany is to be tho. fir e remark that rho was sure l of two visits, the second to taJ Id find the food very bene-iplaee during the long vacation, fie both for my own nee and for 1 when it is probable that he will visit my patient% I, was particularly Berne As well 115 miet.,klenbufg.stre. attracted to the food, as at that; lite, The Princes German le, fairly trine the weather was very bet and gorritqable, but it le loss so than I appreciated the faet that Grape- mil Frena, - Nets requires no eookmg, 1This is natural eugh, for de - "The food was deliciously crisp, 1 spite his aneestry the Queen has ne-, and most inviting to 'the appetite. 1 ver carried 'his German edueatlen After making use of it twice a day very fax, the reason probably be - for three or four weeks, T discover- lug that her ',Gorman governess ed that it was a 1110St wonderful in -J proved antipathetic, z, while her Tig"at1;*Iesetctoslffer%reItel'axneiriiectrieiirnieka'ie- rinexaustirleadaeiiesadanlatllerlic%dLdi;still pression of spirits, My work •had the moat frequent guest at the, *la been very. tryang at times and.hadi- private dinntrs at the palaee, whin gestion had set in, ' the tonversation.is eiarried en n "ROW 1 ani always well and ready for any amount of work, PrTehtlechicing,e French, as is wail have an abundance of active came /known, is net very i Q0(1, nor is his g;elici eerfulness and Mental poise. 1 have prove to my entire that Xing George determined subis_ German remarkabi le. It s under - faction. that this change has been stood brought about by Grape -Nuts food. tii_ate thconanPar,ince of Wales, when his should be trained in "The fact that it is predigested is tin ie that he eould follow a very desirable feature. I have languages King Edward in the rind of Enro- lled many remarkable results in ____ „„,,,,,,,i4,.. , feeding Grape -Nuts to my patients, i''''-' '' ' and'. f cannot speak too highly of the food. My friends constantly com- ment on the change in my appear- ance. 1 have' kained.9 pounds since ',',.-What you.; need rnost," said the beginning the use of this food." physician after he had examined the little book, PTlie,e. Road „"There's a ',reason!! Bead the patient, 'is- plenty of ventilation." to Weil- "Gee, doctor," the sick man re- ville," in pkgs. - .• pPed, "you must be mistaken. I've genuine, true, and fuliot ,numan interest, pbaert yo'epaelr.aatnecd1 on ee i es i e a ltrf.” tihes th apEgearrzetardonithteramb:ovteo iteitnitoer.2 Amneeyin IT: AUt in efdis.tiggreln ds zesults from tlie neglee eneyorebildlioizel,ofsimpleekinaf, eetiens. In the prevention and treat- raent a minor eruptions and in the PrOrriolien of p ermaneet, shin asdbair health, Cuticura Soap and Cutictua, Oietment are absolutely nerivaled. Cute arA soap end Oletinent nes soltl thiseutaieut nAWOrgl, A InKTOI K14441)40ei Mdt,idTott ni)44. V49;130- Sgi the CATO anti treetturut et the etle023 post-ttee. A44resie retUr Dm; gLent, ciorp.,,3)ept.3S4.13ectou,V,Ii. Or E31.1GILVTI N FR031. BRITAIN Inerentling Teu4eey to More leritish (res. Tlio nienial report, on the rants' Iefoemativn Ofilee eta hat, f1S 153 letters were revolved tleeteaw of 0,9 per ee „,to the. Unit s decreased by 14.8 per een only 1.4 per, eent. ot t e of enquiries recciva, et movein nt from the m for plaees ut of p0 f ii� in 1912, as c0rnj1ar4 with 09 in 1911, The ne,t, 80 passe VUiO1.1S countries wore as fel- 191.94 1911„ Canada 33.531 434,765 Australia 08,638 00,337 New Zealand 11,054, 0,4.3.., United StAtes . 45,647 49,732 South Africa, 4,233 7,521 There is an increasing eleney, the report says, on the part of Bri- tish cniigrante to proeeed to other BURIED TREASURE FOUND, Fire Jars of Gold Dug UP Ia Sur- rey Is Reported. A story of buried treasure on , arge scale -conies from- ilasnemere England. , A Surbitonresident, writing in a Surrey newspaper, is rcspoasible or the details, Cortaht information," hn "regMdg some private prporty in the vicinity ci; Itaslemere ban re- cently come into my possession vhicli I think ehoud be made pub- • lic. "Some• years ao my informant, wh3e working oi some land, ue- ea.rthed a large earthenware jar, se- curely sealed. On aeceunt of the great weight and curious design he at onee took it. to ideenaPloYen, the owner of the preporty. Together they opened it, sad 4'01.ind it to be fulicif gold -coins, 'The owner, reali greab value of this ind o bin de, pended on se,erecI, promised ray lend a third of this and any other tr-easure they iplgnt find, "A fence was put PP. and la have been quietly 'carried eri ring the night until reeentlY, suiting in the discovery- of five tuer jars of gold and two containing an- tienth1ewellery. of inetnenio-'!value, In one of the. Jars a (1001111VIAt was- fonnd written in Latin giviIng cconut. of the treasure, and stat - ng that .6rty jars altogether of j,e-w- 5 -,111101111'1.011111,!01,100111.00,411. GOOD HABIT Tea when you are tired, particularly if Ws LIPTON Gees farthest for tbe ono If you' art: 1s,cideg,, for a pair of ri,PvCS. tha 2.4'0 asta7r.tgt, as 4 iiaa Sazke wit'.p and that \via gavra you ft:A Ca atn Org mew pair fres el -c your &ler for 11.11.E.PbtoSkeliGioves.- , . • are the heat wenring" gloves ever turncd e,741 frc,r4 a fseto7, .Semd tnr ihterereng 4i'ery "The. Pinto's Shen", nuosew LIAV KNIITTING CQ Canada's Expert Glove -sad onu, Maker; meNrureee.. A Toronto, erne eis and gold were 441den, 1 000 ST buried in tho form, of a circle." with t^ ee A e E5 era, cr. Nev4trient▪ e:171 11Q° i.AThOP21It'F-'.r ?V:4 5o Treat15 Now' et (114°:4r.poP$1.n. figre^ront, feetieine Advocated ifAirR I. bewan .lin, It YOU want A fai.m o9 For Bronchitis nAtv 5nooess, ti,nd r»b1Cure% .r.a et treat- She Was e1ured- Hee-7"Will you arry me 1" She ---,"You must seniak. 111Wallna first.' Tre—"But you sax she has gone away for a irionthi,' She -'-Yes, but sho left her consent in the phenograph." tillnard's 1.1nimont Cures colds, Eto. Sometimes. "Do you think a woman believes you when you: tell, her she is the first, girl you ever loved'?" "Yes, if you're the first liar she ever • Thei't Work .11elps to Construe -the • • Pananie • Si* largo spiders., are' ineliuded in the huge staff: cmployed, in.the. con- struction -.Panama- Canal, r They. are n,dtn the -wages' list•,and they hayq`.rto Union- schedule. of Nearking-' hours, But 'they do.".'a eery va.lnable,„ .work, and 'belated • -word- of reenernitien•.-is.' thein, in an . official notice ,`,-eceentli,i,sine,d by Colehielff who', 18.: in • 'eliatge- of the ,great. enterprizee ' FrOitin;:-.thel . .,WebS•splifl by these indetatientble WOrker'S'f .th• e insti-riment makers ,!take threads for- , use i.n all the engineers" transits, the. thread's 'taking -et -he 'PlaCe r tinerin . • , •- Theiee, is, of conrse, in this Proeedare. _Spidente'e • are Ainilarly',ased;".tor 'insfateee,,a-e- the 'Rey:al e,,Observatory; act on. i:ge, ,p,urmi?c,e,s n:yeters' The tiire W4r, for thc purpose TO CURE.A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE'lat0510 Quinbse Tablets, Druggists refund nionoy It it falls to cure. E, W. OltOVE'S eignature is oa each box. Lc. kaill Strain. "Renee, inhere Arthur, you -are the son of gentleman. Try to behave' like. one for just one day." spoil the whole day for me." • "Alb- right, ,......_rnother, 'btit it will weiwu Iry Murme Eye liemedy 12061 - No Smarting—Feols l'ine-,Acts Quickly., rry it Pr Ited,Usalt,1Vatory 1iyes nod v5L N— Granulated Eyelids. Illustrated Book 10 each, Package, IIIMINE is cern- - pounded by`our Oculists—not V`Vatent ,aa• ,blediuthe" but used in suceussrulTb7ol- Kee d' VcItratfclicticL7PP=. 7rietrabg , ihests.a3.5040cpor bo.tle. Diurine Eye) Salve in Aseptic Tubes, '250-50c, ' E.ve Pealed!? Co ' Chicago . , The man -who stands on his dig-- eity !level' gets so tired -as he makes other peop.le. ' • Itinard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. • The Easiest Task. Probably the easiest task is for a poor man to tell 'what a rich -man ld de -with hiSmoney. •.go into this clepartnient , , store tint.itthensliower is over -;I prefer, thiS, liarneSs 'sh'ep,•'-'' said her _husband. • You Wen't see:. so 'Man things von ThOroughly 'Ventilated. Revision. "Did yeti over tell -that young man. -that late hours were bad for one 1" ask -ed the father at the breakfast table. "Wellfather," replied' the wise daughter, "late hours ;may be bad for ono, but they're ail right for, PILES CURED IN 6.113 14 DAYS. „, Your druggist will refund snoney if .15-A.Z0 OINTMENT fails to cure any caseof ing, Blind, l3leecling nrotrucueg•Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50e. s 411Ch. Hips -on --I've nearly ` forirte,en thousanddollars saved. Nipper— What are yOu. avIng for? • iii3-)son gorng te build a ten -thousand - house. , Minard's Liniment cures Distemper. ,FhulNeil: Silk Worm. •'„ A world has ,been fowl -a, in East Africea. -which prodnces in the wild -state quantities of 'silk, and fan, t -cries hrP bed10,411;'. llp ',to u iz this -silk. The, worm in question is 'the l•arva,Of the an aphe moth. From 'a dozen, t.o a hundred of _thein inake aefiest id common and thus the 'co - ;coo ns ,are Produ eed ona wholesale Says:the". “Pathtieeler.') 'When butterfly i liatch,cd it seceetea .t '111d \V 1110l un•scals-the cocoon and 'A,theri 'escapes yith<ut injuring, tam silk.- Thus 'the amount of human labor involee,d ho Mach'. leso. than with „the Apia:tie' silkworM; '417:er . e d for 40 y are." A never f.1:11Pe 'PrelleittYFriend and Whooping Cough. VILLAGE WITHOUT SU,NLIGHT , From Noventher Until Feb. 14 No "Ray Folletr4tes the Valley. In the, valley of the Lyn. near ;LYinitiontht,- North Devon, England, there :is a,qoiettitt1s hamlet called ,11,Itddleham, w•here for three months in the yek,the 'sun is not seen. The eljaster, Of houses forming the hamlet is surrounded on all sides- bYhlib a'e :steep and high that from Novomher until February:the 'sun doses: nee' rise high enotigh to be seen ove.r their tops. , , ,The fixst appearance of the sun leoked „fon,eacnd• -a's it is fir•St, seen onl'Ech,,14.-e'the inhabi- tants call it theireeealentine. If th,e `day sliruid. be -F,`tc^'^,y or hl.ondY, so that at cannot be ,seen, there is great diSappointment, espe- cially among thaechildren. For the. first .f ew days after the 14th the sun is seen only for a very short tinia, but as the sun rises higher in the heaven8 the time. it is in sight increases daily until , its height is reached; it hen it gradual- ly begins to fade from view until in N OVOID ber it entirely vanishes from eight for another three , m -o ' 4431sted.., in AEI1,-6rsn1eithL Ivo ports of the Fannie° rather than to foreign countries. The number of immigrants enter ing Canada, increased from 350,374 in 1911 to 895,804 in 1912, Of the latter 145,859 were of British origin, 140,143 were Arnerieans, and 100,- 802 Were Of Other nationalities. Thirty-four per cent, of" the Araeri- can settlers were of the farming arei the actual 1\Talth brought. into Canada by American immigrants exeeeded 14,800,000 during 1919. HE SENT IIIS "BEST" REMEDY The young daughter of Mrs, T. S. Dougall, 528 Flora Avenue, Winni- peg, was arranging sonic of her doll's washing on a clothes rack, beside the stove, when she fell, and her hand came in.contact with the hot stove. She sustained a, serious burn, and her screams brought her mother quickly to the spot, "I sent to the druggist for the best remedy he had for bitrns," she says, "and he 'Sent back a box of Zam-Buk.-He said that there was nothing to equal it. I applied this, and it soothed the pain 80 quickly that the child laughed through her tears. I bound up the hand in Zam-Buk, and' each clay applied Zara-Buk frequently and liberally, until the" le;een Was quite cured. "The little °fig -yes soon able to go on with her play, and we had no trouble 'vith her during the time the burn -was being healed." All druggists and stores sell „Zarn-Buk at fifty cents box; and Soap at 25e. ‚tablet. , Post free from Zam-Buk Co. Toronto for price Refuse harmful- imitations. A woman visithig a butcher shop called -for a piece of beef. _The butcher, in weighing it, had his .11:and on'theseal-e8. -The lady; pick- ing-- . up a sharp, kmfe and handing it to, „ the -Gutcher, remarked : „lia+Crifteany vise for it, but you may cut it 'off,- and I'll take' if along, anyhow." "Cut it off „ Cut what off r- asked the butcher. "Your hand; you weighed it.'' • INFLA,N11ATOHY RHEUMATISM Conquered by GIN PI LLS Mr. W. G. Reid, .lantilton, Ont., wtites:' . have been for, the last two years a cripple! with Muscular and Inflammatory Alaeuniatism..-1-tried almost eVarything known to medical.kience and sought change of elimate.With,out relief. Your manager in this eitirOtairtniancl:,:d din fleead,1, have'siti"d4dIt4ight boxes 'and4gritt how'. curCAO,tP14 consider Gin • ,PArseconr�Ithetunatism and ery every oval 1 es bathed vi 4 aa1hag t6lotn4Nts (hat la ronchitis, 1.h.reat 'trOubttl',;':Pr tiabitte anThts trupoTaWiltr. - lintkItIsT .1) cth-e ton r5; 1..t.r:a1,11(:3nur' “e.re. el0117%kwtd In - aeto ati: oTw1LCIplunide.":004"17.-0,etc, vatted QA,TA.11AUOZ0144. It ", tee_ for h r ',ter rutro'Atuutleo.11140. (1513etatoegAltenvItintug 0 trol-qaeirtmr otaur tidy to ell 4g651161 1 1%10 thine et nee, rougide etui b t140, "very aii you brnat of bronebiga or vatarrbal Ilammation. A rente0 PeWerfol enough, t bill germ llto and, yet so litaling' that! 41sru;aysetltvwsionhefotra erneal. 11.t'arrlinrotottuteauli a wander rs Lunlit it hue won its 'P'ItY. suni hisatford- gruzi'd results to sufferers, from ceictc, catarth, throat weahReas, aothuut- aud bronchitis. There la no offerer treat rionr cote or ane winter ne eleti; wexeti euro in Catarrhozone, which is en.1 loyed 1Yr physicians, ministera, lw.v$ora ttai public men througliont reanY fore:Eu LarRe ahso lasts -two moutim and eoSts-$2.130 and is gazarantus1; small also SDe.. samplo nine 25O., all storekeepers and Lilo, N. 37., and N.Ingston, Canada. druggists, Tho C.1,atarrhozonc Co., But - LEATHER. BEING INVENTED. German, Substitute Is Fungus Growth On Gelatine. Ono of the latest German patents protects a method of preparing a substance which it is asserted can I be used as a. substitute Lox leather. This "ail leather" subSta.nee is prepared from a special mildew or fungus grown on gelatine or a, lar siilistance. Various kinds of fungi ean be- grown by planting their spores on the gelatine surface • and then keeping the surface wet. Some of the growths are colo.rle,ss, others have red, brown, gray -or even bluish tints, and all the jighter shades seem capable of taking dye. The leather produced up to now has been thin, very soft and rather weak. The inventors are, however, now working to get a stronger material by the addition of white of, egg or glue by means of which it is hoped that „several thin layers of the new product , may be. tanned together and that ,ele're will be no limit to the thickness -of the -hew-material. The New Way. „ Clara—',`They say that one even- ing's dance is 'equivalent to walking 10 miles." "Maud—"That ,was tlie 'old style. ' Now it's equivalent to clinabing about 100 trees." ' 55.'i''.3t. 1144 intern:1A aridcured I h. n ut pain hy. ottr 1-terne tr , tnirnt. Writs . no beforts too 10 5' Dr. Ttellniart 110'dlos1 1 imitoit, roilitlotvend 001 i414; t):qt2t,,. 1+:11/NI2Y bban- s7r dor Stones. Kidney tretthle,, 1.11tritilpcx 55 nd 11ndrst1 n iltaenlr; tine4,1,".‘eilf rifted with 1115 Pew Oecul nomad,. "Stinni " price 51.51. Another nprr teiand? rcr tttltif•tt_lrf_a. It ''Fatiol's A ntl.Dtahetes.' Prier, nua TIPA3 tiritggists nr (lireet -rho n:kkkkg ltikkknr*D. tlring r(anaany ot Canada, 1.tutite1. 11 fl AXWELCS IGH SPEED cHAMP1ON Is In a eb.35 by It...III-the easiest running, tl:a rarst substantially butit. the Trost 5211s5actory 'v.•acher. ever Invented. Cab" washer worked with crank • handle at side as A•ve:1 ozme lever-atta the only Catii Whera the whole top tveas up. Ask your dealer 10 show you the "Champion" 'Washer. "Favatuo" Churn is the warld's • best churn. Write for catalogue. 01111I0XiVELL &SONS 01:T. "e le; t Mt% 711,771. 7'4lZLt;tt'Sti- P \ c‘4' .-c 10, llil 110114,40 1 eeeig . Comparative Values. Knicker—A bird in the hand is worth kqe--7,-„Rethe bush. Rocker,—And" -417-111-r4 in the bush ise worth two in the , , , It takes some peopl:e so ,long to 1.)e Sure they are right that they ney'er* MInard's Liniment cures ,Carget CGIVX Why They ciu(chzly„stops coughs:” cures ,colds,and heals , , the throat and lungs. 23 .cents . get i:".Aaah:0-,a-ed•of bee-epee:en g; 'With a cLeigfltIiU liabit coming M an Who Had 100 Pipes. A wife whe obtained aj , udicial ,separation frenr tsr husband- told - & eurions story at the'. Sou th-'• western, (Lendon,, England,) police court,. She, was Annie Traves, of 15 Parlow Road, Putney, and 'she Stated that her huSband, a- master carpenter, wehld. only , allow her . twoPence, a day, tO, eget denier, thenghhe had ..abeut ,Pso, the. bank. '` "'What .does',he dowith ltd money 1" .inquir•ed the Magistrate; • "He.e spend's' it inecle,thes,-;pipes aijci other thin " Tie'replz at home to roost,. Dr. Horse's Indian Root A Hli are just' the right medicine for the children. When they are constipated —when their kidne-ys ale out ot order —when over-hiclulgence in some favorite food giV03 them indigestion —Dr. Morse's Indian`Root Pills will quickly and surely put them right. Purely vegeta,, they rteitheneic Icen, weaken er griAelAike harsh. tir,gatives nard bme'o 61 66