Exeter Times, 1913-11-20, Page 3WEIRR DISCOVERY MAD1
SKELlqap,NS FOUNO ON' 124.
ABAISBONEI) $HIP.
The
ill -Fated Sailing Shin Was
SighRed in a 13teehen
Cave,
A weird tory of the eee, has been
bri4y ,qabiedfrem, New Zealand.,
It is the stery ot the _finding of the
eailing ship Marlborough with
twenty Akletapis orr heard.
The Marlborough; . Glasgow,
owned berque, belonging to
Messrs. Leslie and Company, sailed
flown Lyttelton, New Zealand, with
ANXIOUS TIMES
FOR PARENTS
children often girM, PiUing iwaY
And OrthAasry Nedioine Duas
Not ,fielp,
The health of obildren between
the Ages a twelve and eighteen
years, paetiettlarin in the' reeee of
girls, is a 501tree literious vrorrY
to neae'ln evory mother. The growth
a-nd developmentAnkes so much of
their etrength that in many -maze
they aetually seem to be going into -
a deeline, The appOite is fiekle,
brightness gives way to depres-
•sion; there are often serious head-
aches fins of dizzinees or oree,a,
several passe,ngers and a crew of sional fainting and a eompeaent of
thirty-three, under the command of we,ariness at the elighteet exere
Capt. Wird, in January, Lego. She 'Eon. Ordinary trnedieines will net
WAS homeward bound by the Cane bring relief. The blood ba e be -
aerie route,. and was spoken in mid- come thin and ertttmr*Yr2,,,n4 142°
oeean in the Sonthern Fecific, after c,Ki,d mutt, Imve eemetheng that
wheele no other -word ot her
ever heard.
April of that year she was
jp?eteed iniseing, and later on was
given up as having beea loSt areuad
the Vera, whore the bones a many
E4 good sivii) end, many a hundred
wit/ bring the Wood hack to rts
normal cedition, At this stage
no other medicinecan egeee Dee
Williams,' Pink pii/4., beir Wij1411t)
ihiti.4ion is to make new
Which re:wilt-as- every pure of e
body, leri4:4 1344c I,
seamen be, •A Government eraieer atreagth and energy, Mrs. James
searched the rocky and tortuous Tja,rris, Pert Rowan, Ont,
, say
toeete Pe.tagenite, but no tree° "At the ago of thirteen my deugh,,
Of her Wall found, The Maribor- tor began to look ITU P0-101 and
ough became jnet another a the seemed listlees and always tired.
thousand arasteriest of the eea, She did not, tae interest in he
•A day tir two ago another British school work or in thoee amuse -
sang ship arrived in Lytteltou •meats of girlbood. In feet ehe just
with the enery that she had feenel 'eeemed to drag hereon about, eorn-
the Marlborough and the skeletons plaining of always be tired;
Q twenty of her erew in one of tho did not eat well, onni diduot• sleep
rocky coves near Punta Arellaa well at niht 1 took her to our
(Sandy Point) in the Yegellen doctor oho said Ow Was anaemic,
ereee centigrade, so that, allowing
-for the differenee in preesure, wa-
ter shoad boil at, its equator. This
would send foeth such vast quanti-
ties of eteem that the clouda eveuld
eut off
mull of the sun's heat,
Profeeeer Maunder denies that
anY Planet but Venus ea 4 be habit-
able, and as to Venus he reserves
judgment. POT Protoplasm, the
unineesal eonstituent of all living
matter, eannot live permanently
below 0 degrees nor above 100 dee
grees centigrade. Therefore the
aim, Margery, and the dieeant plan -
etre would bp too hot for it, while
Mars and the =On would be to
eold, leaving only Venue as a pos-
..
sibility.
Strait,
The Captain's 'Story.
Ta viiptain is quoted astell
stety In the fellowiag words;
were off The roeicy 'riov
Arenas, keeping nen
shelter, The eoves are
t, the sailing difficult
a, point nto adeep
fore us, a mile c.ar
the water, stood a sail.,
ith the barest, shreds of
ginthe breeze,
and hove to, No
Wo starched the
glasses, Not a
ot a movement,
weo picked
out in g an4he green of deeay,
"At last, we eame up, There was,
ign of life on board. After an
interval our first mate, with a, Mena -
'nor of the trove, boarded her. 11-er
sight that met their gaze was thrillg.
-
"Below the. wheel lay the skele-
ton *f a Inert, Treading warily en
the rotten deck, which cracked an
broke in platee as thine, walked, they
ereountered three skeletons in the
/useehway,
"In the, messroom were the re-
mains of ten bodies, and six veer°
found, ono alone, possibly that of
the captain, on the bridge.
"There was an uncanny etillness
around and a dank smell of mould
which made the flesh creep. A few
remnants of books were diseovored
in, the captain's cabin and a rusty
cutlass.
"Nothing more weird in the his-
tory of the sea can ever have been
seen. The first mate examined the
still faint letters on the bows, and
after much trouble mad, 'Marlbor-
ough, Glasgow.'"
*Hundreds of Ships Pass There.
and advised •mo give her Dr.
Piek Pilla. She took
the Pills for nearly two months„
hen $15q was as woil and i3.veyaa
omdd, be,. pined nieely
ght, and has sun., enjoyed per -
health, I fon. quite sure that
the Pills did or my danghter
will do for other pale, weak
gar 5, I have also used Or.
Hams"' Wft-
1ink Pills rnyFolf with the
bet results and can only speak a
them in terms efgroatest praise."
Sold by all medicine dealem or itt
by mail at 09 cents a box or six 3mea Pie
boxes for $2,00 from The D. Wil- hasba
Uau&Medieino 00., Brockville; ,banged in that
on.
She RneW.
Teecher-Have you looked up the
meaning of the word imbiltie,1„
Fanny?,
Fanny -Yes, ma'arn.
Teeeher-Well, what
mean
Fanny-To take in.
Teaelernoyes. Now give a sen -
tepee using the word.
3FaAla-Y-My -aunt inaleibee beard -
does it
ore Chest Cured
In One Night
rake Up a Heavy Cold, Relieved
Pain in the Side, Steppean,
Irritating Gough.
"Anyone that goes through, al/ that
Suffered last winter will annreela,re
the value of a remedy ,that cures like
ererenine cured inee These are the
opening WOrds p the enleten Oclar-
etloo a IL neon Hayden, thIl well-
)ioewa violittiet "My wer% kept me
out late at night, and playing in cold,
drafty places brought on a severe cold
tbat settled on DIY ebeet. I had a
naeeh, ea -eking egugh lent seVero Pain
darted through my
sldea and settled in
my sheuldera,
used differeat lini-
ments, but Mlle
broke UP MY cold
tin I used Nerd.
line. I 111131/ed It
nn my /4„pelre, eheet,
and sh011idere, morning and, night, and
all the Pain diSaPP-eared, Realizing
thet sueh a heavy coid bad run %Iowa
IsYStem. I took Ferrozoner at, meals,
and was completely built up and
strengthened. Since USIng Nerviline
I have, oe More Peldll or nleurfar, end
eujoy nerfeet hMtIth„"
Ws neeeenie Non/Ilea eqntaillit the
urest
and most healing medicinal
rinciples, because It has the power
sillIting through The pOtee tO the
rnel of the ,poin--these are the Tea-
ous why it treats up colds, cures
lumbago, stiffness, -neuralgia, sciatica
and rbemnatisra Refuse any 130.4t -
CURES
CH EST
COLDS
HEAD GOT BALO
IN PLACES
Very Itchy, • When Brushed, Dan-
&WM! Over, Hair Came Out In
Great Bunches, Cuticura Soap
and Cutieura Ointment Cured
• Eted in Threta Week,.
15 nos= l'orooto. Oatee-"Ahoutl
twoyearsago the daudrou nesan. My head
400 Nitres* and oaa4R, foPi3:04 PR St, vfhiell.
res,dott bald in pleoes. Is was
very Itcy ern (Pme ir
,epacti,,,eey tp414 10
ulatte it worm. / oways h4to stear eeewnetnerie-tne
bouso4O-reer'40ronte Whea,
ever1 bet:4h%! my hair le SO.
the 454554eor an over. Tao
hatrosece outtu sprat tanuches.
until I Irv; nearly bald and
witea ;se at it 4: worst JO came oirS roots,
sett all,
"Iorteed.------ieblekmadett woe theabee
fees 1 tried sevond things. after gas; hut
they. vrera ne, geocl. Atter nine, months MO
this if bad hardty any hair etwt ope day
T takOrea5d oop t5a edvsrOterneat of
0444%
5p u4 ;MO -sees te Mert.
serelateteeser an; ree * **Peel*. refter
7401.41411$ -with tho Qutictem 500 applied
Outteure, Ointment eon eould. fad
great r41.4. After ttatonns5 ibesemple1
vleat and get a mIce Otticern flea? adboa Cutieura Olatraaat, la ibree
bey bad cored rey 1zeit4." (eigeted)
no. May 5,41,154
flinteera nom and Illt,troont do ao mtteh
tate. your dealer may enggest-insist, for Prior omplexiene, rocl, rougb 4.0411.174
on igerviline oelY. 'Large family else 447' ThIn and 414'4 144 °°411°"411
ettles, 0.0e.: trial else, 260.;
oral:11'4h lociennztaat107411,0yunte, C9,, Bae, or-;,4-N—with
Dire Distress. book.. send roos-card to Potter Drug
Obenueerp..Dept, I>,
Lo Wakdlleb
hanged
with
of her
woman ha he
State sine 18'7tL
Punta Arenas is a pretty large
place as South American towns go.
It has a population of several thou-
sands, and, of course, the Magellan
Strait is a great shipeva,y traversed
hy.Inmeireds of ships yearly, which
take this way to avoid doubling the
Horn with its furious gales.
The whole of the Magellan Strait,
from Cape Virgus to Cape Pillar, is
'familiar to thousands of seamen,
aud, indented and rockbound
though it is, it seems incredible
that a ship could be concealed for
nearly a quarter of a century in
that, part Vnear" a place like
Punta Aretaz.
Had the discovery been made
'among the desolate and multitudi-
nous isles of the Cockburn Chan-
nel or down about Cook Bay or
False, Cape Horn -perhaps the
wildest coasts in the world -it
would havo been more credible.
Indeed, ilhortly after the flip was
lost -there was a report that the
orew of a passing ship saw seamen
signalling from an island down that
way which is 300 or 400 -mike from
Plif) a Arenas.
elk --
Either Bitten or Stung.
TR VENUS
o ossor )Iaunder Draws Ueda
tions Prom 'Temperatures.
Judging from the temperetur
Profeseor Walter Maunder, the a
tr000mnr, is of the olumon, that will prevent colds, or if they do
Venus, of all the planets, te tile (31mo on suddenly the, Tablets will
Ily one habitable. lie is quoted clear the stomach &ea bowels and
in azi*exthange as saying that the instantly relieve the baby rem
sun's temperature is more than 5,- cold, The Tablets are sold 1*-
HARD TR B BABY AGAINST BOLDS.
The season for cold& is at hand
and unless the mother keeps a eon
-Lineal watch over her little ones
cold will seize -them and ofeen more
serious maitre follow. An ocea-
n -al dose of Baby's Own Tablas
An -aged cold -red man w as passing
a -fish store when he e.toPped' to
. examine a huge- turtle- chained, In
• the :doorway as an adver4seruent.,
He had never eeen ittrtle he-
• foee. and he prodded the Strange:,
e,e-ature.. -.Suddenly- he popped his
-fienee, its outhwith: ahowl 'of
;mire., -After the fingerhad sbopped
bleeding: he', gazed at it ruefully,
theil - eyed the' , turtle .aPprehen-
..
.•"`',What's the Matter''Rrestitern?
eked the ,fiela dealer,' ,With
'Nu riin , sate
3nuin4h/wa-
eet,W4ederin:g. .whether AhJ had
000 degrees *elitism& while the
moon, owing to its lanic of atmos-
phere, is, at night, about the tem-
perature of liquid air.
Mercury, which always turns one
face to the sun, mast be far hot, -
ter, says Professor Maunder'than
anything of which wo have know-
ledge, while Mars must always be
at below freezing point.
The more distant planets -Jupi-
ter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune -
are so tar away from the sun that Ain. a Murine Eye Remedy
they receive scarcely any heat from
it, while they are still in a nearly " have Redo Weak, Watery Eyes
or Gratritulated Ere. Doesn't Smart
inca,ndestent condition, and ac- ain. DI/gists Sell
cending to Professor Maunder, pro- Murinte VyeE.gmedy. Liqui 25c, SOe.
habil have no solid nucleus. Murine Bye Salve in Aseptile Tube
Venus, however, has a -mean ti- 25:1 Me• EY° E°°1rs Ere° II' Mall.
ay. Towle illood for An ryas Haat ?toed ewe
perature of 69 degrees centigrade, kit:rine Ey* ft.med Ce., Chicago
and at the equator one of 95 de -
medicine dealers or by mail at 95
*eats a box from The Dr. Wil-
liams? Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
Between Girls.
He says he has never loved any
girl but me."
"Do you believe hirril"
"I am inclined to. His kisses are
rather ataateuris.h.,"
Sergeant-Major
Under General French
Veteran of Boer War Who Lost
Health on the Veldt Tells
Experience.
Good Acivic4 for All Who Hive Indi-
gestion or Stomach Disorders.
•
In his home at Waldegrove, N.S.,
no one is better known than Sergt.-
Major Cross, late -of the 4th Queen's
gsvii Hussars. Seaking of the 111 -
effects of a campaign upon a man's
constitution, the Sergt.-Major writes:
'II served under General French dur-
ing the late Boer war, in the capacity
of Sergt.-Major. It was perhaps ow-
ing to a continued diet of :bully beef,
hard tack, and bad water, but at any
rate my stomach :entirely gave out.
I was in ench a state that I could eat
nothing without the -greatest suffer-
ing: "I'he,e1...my doctors did not help
me ranch,' and. sinc,e, leaving the ser-
vice I have been very miserable -Same
few months ago a friend told me he
had been 'a great sufferer' from indi-
gestiOn until, he tried Dr. Hamilton's
Pills; they cured him. j confess it
was without much faith I bought a
box but the first dose made me feel
better than I had been for a long
time. Dr. Hamilton's Pills complete-
ly cured 211d now I can eat -every-
thing, and anything. I have reccm-
inended them to others and in every
caSe the result has been similar to
mina."
Quiek, sure results attend the use
of Dr. Hamilton's ills. They cure
disord';.tre of- the stomach, correct in-
sd rg:ns gf t01 n emaked.T
yoreeufneeswo
l uplifted niliftaeintdaanind
health, Da Hamilton's rills always
prove a good prescription. 26e. per
Pe‘).C1 ljexe,a,lor,41,1 alt dealers.
;the cat,
k.."4,Cinkci.9nOttlir
15
CAUSE OF FOREST FIRES.
San's :Rays Focus on Discarded
Empty Bottles.
Governinental autherities are al -
way a' anxious to find out the cause
of forest fires, •sinc,e Canada has
suffered severely in this respect in
recent years. According to some
theories, the cause is very often
empty glass bottles.
It is an unfortunate fact that itt
practically every hunting camp
there are men who are fond of
their drink, and they are careless
where they throw their discarded
flasks or beer bottles. This heavy
glass cast into a bundle Of dry
leaves will catch the rays of the
sun and start a fire just as a- magni-
fying g,lass would. -
An inspect -or while walking along
a Wooded trail one day, saw a, thin
curl of- smoke arising from' leaves
nearby." He went- to the spot and
looked carefully, but could see no
cause for the fire. As he was in
the act of stamping it out, he dis-
covered the bottom of a beer 'bottle
lying on the leaves„ upon -which the
sun was playing its rays. This may
appear to be a triyial reason to
account for some of our great forest
fires, but if it is true that fires are
so caused, measures taken to pre-
vent hunters, and lumbermen frena
throwing empty bottles carelessly
an -ay may mean the prevention of
Mach costly destruction.
-
,
-:Galobleton !`Edison . declares
,that four" hour S Sl,eep per night is
enough for any Man." Kiddcr-
"Bv Jove I That is exactlY.,, what
1111) . ,
411
, 'Wombat," said the
reed ono, "bItt personal
ndsht, prornpt.s me to speak,"
'What it, 'o,14 chap'
"I •(ea- 44, unless on iprove
our personal ,appearance, you
F41Y"I1547prejtt:"
"You uced a new b
"You, nge
CLT01,2,?
"You need
4trfeetQuitct8rune
with a sigh,
"Then take
pruee up."
"Can't squander al
mysoU,cad man, My
off than I am,"
"Dear me :flow i5 thatl"
"he needs a new feather
loos.
thegroun
adinitted
lea salary and
CAI,CEIA.TOR.
tint ( uinCannot Bend 0
'elves Mental Probierilfi.
0tO at Nantes
his patients
" who, al
ad an
write,
problem
A "How many
years, 3 month d
Ineurslbe gave the correct answer
in 32, se de. Explaining how be
calculated the number of seconds
ao years, he said:
41 know by heart that th
00,000 seeonds iu a. year. I mul-
iy 30,000,000 by 80. That gives
1110 000,000,000. Then 1 suldtiply 1,-
00,000 by 00 awl get 45,000,000; 30,-
000 by 30, whioh gives 900,000; and
6,000 by 30, giving 180,000. I add
all these products and get 040,080,-
000 seconds in 30 years» This an-
swer was given in 14 seconds.
one,y an
fo is worae
ti.)1
A SAD TRAGEDY.
It often happens -your core own is eto
sd on. Why not. 1.1110 "Pututua's Corn
Extraat.r..r." It, cures in one day. abet).
lutoly 50 pain with "Putnam's." Ilea no
other. 2.5o. at, all dealers.
—4. ----
Teaoher-4`If you had eight pen-
nies and Billy had four, and you
took his and put them to yours
what would that intdrel" "Trou-
ble."
Millard's Liniment Curie Diebthstle.
Jones -"Can you afford my
daughter the luxuriiis to which she
has been accustomecrl" Suitor -
"Not, much longer. Illuet'5 why I
want, to get inarrie,c1!"
Minard"s Liniment Co., Limited.
Oentlernen.-In July 1905 1 "Wilff 'thrown
from a read machine. injuring any hip
and hack badly and ea s obliged to nee a
crutch for 14 months. In Sept. 1505 Mr.
Wan. Outridga ot LachutAig ronehit s impossibility.
try MINARD'S LINIMENT, which I did
-with the most satisfactory recsults and
to-duy aan as well as ever in ray life.
Youra sincerely,
his
MATTIIEW x BAINES.
,nark
:1:1T:h5teenBat:teSesE: reew, , , t1:::4111:111NRadoITsTaltolnhird W4s137A:�1
R
:70,4 3 1 1.
therefore in ail the -World, grove- on
top of a arnali mountain in weetern
Szeehuan, called Ming Shan, and
retldite
eucker/ateopapnle it
y:h4e7suzrai, T
press of
B
ditioe saye that a Chineee pilgrim
/*ought the eeeds from India eon -
pat: xeriaeydsszelegn.00 en. aeelTahseer- reterpi,:aur ied ,onlysoe!Pereehkfaienvwge
.for the use ef the imperial holfse.'
hold.. Who will get the precious
t a now ' Will it be reserved for
e fa-mily of the president oi the
republic, or will it be eeettered ,
among those who are willing to pay
a Tbihger1Veise ak)rBaY61Thng '4'illI.Ozhil'irnYal,
tbatI
to make a perfect cap of tea you
mut take leaves from Ming Shan
and water from the Yangtze. No
ne suppoeed the actual turbid
er-water to
be meant, but no
one eounl explain the proverb until
De Rosthern, who wrote an inter-
eseing treatise on ebillese "teal SCP17-
ed the preblem or theught be did„
De liesthern was one* crossing"
the Yangtze near its mouth, ati
Chee-lriang, when he saw some men
• . ,. , ibuck
a- ooar ., topping water ntoe
cis. He inquired why they dlci that,
and was told that at the bottom of,
the bay there was a spring, retuem-'
bereel sinee the time When the Pre'', a
t, river -bed we firy 14115L rlIld
tbat tbis spring -water Was highly
he eeneelouidne4e7ohkeerehejTieQ70,d then,,
that
,
special water of the Yangtze
er'te Nthc beoitragtv,eSahaiun ltebaevells,e,rmida,cle'
ant
Th :f
a 40: nt
and penteenity,
zuid1
aund5
af,tP°14ble
ml
theme
Owens--Yott ere to
/Med, sir, in
position.
A Life Job.
Snip & Co h e employ-
colleet the bill you ewb
oift ilave Rhou�at1
N PILLS Now
ree of Pala ifal lOnter.
Wilson, of littraiiield, arta, .
"It, ;Wards me ;rent .Ple=kure
vey, not only to you but also to: 1..4
T
*offerers from Bactaelne and
eureatiere. the great relict 1have
Mined front the nee a GIN PILLS,'
reel thaolnIal to you. I recommend
IN PILLS to anyone suffean CO I:
did."
50e. a box, 6 for ;VA. Sample free
If you •write National Drug and Chem.
kat Co. of Canada. Limited, Torouto.
PrVi S NEW IN DIANS.
New Treatment
Now Advocated
For Bronchitis
le Having Wonderful Success, and Is
Making Most Remarkable Cures.
For bronchitis a different form of
treatment is now advocated. It con-
sists of a scientifically devised vapor
that penetrates to the uttermost re-
cesses of the lungs and bronchial above the headwaters of the Cane Tc"nt°'
Rivers fighting our ir TOP' WANT TO 131.15: OR SELL A
tubes. Every spot that is sore, every. arY and Moiu „ ,,
of kruit. Stock. Grain.. or Dairy Farm.
surface that is irritated is at ()nee way through five dangerous r1111.0.oS writ/a K. W. Dawthon, Brampton, or 90
bathed with soothing balsams and
healing essences that make chronic
This treatment nor so universally tribe' Nikki). can be no cle,ScrIbed
Liquid
ta r:epitiiTeeaniner
Istd1,1:::fiept thes;rf,:ruelre's
flTir gs -
man"? of the Itftellita.
pil It is . L-
enteeeptte, eve to
se4. aernisoi. nail se an
.:ItIgItTI13.t eninnItIne takeo aet te
dereetiere le eu aarenete cnrc r EC
4,EITA. RIIRUMATIOI, and ndrc4 troub-
1,es. I.rice eit Cents nee, bottle.
s:::an eireeende, or event ,4:::_mth,t b1,1:::
u.,:: tf,s luoy street. lllorcuto.
We ban, .,e.-
sateisfaeto
dumb
a permeate
azil Explorer Says Savages Wo
8hipped Him as Goa.
Albert Lang, who is expIori g tit
• f the Amazon for the Bra -
G 'Putout Ints written 91
'I fear
'Never
other an
effeet
me
aspect.
by of
n ,
discovery of a new tribe of In-
dians, a thousand miles from civil-
ization, between the headwaters of
Cairary and Mo5u Rivers, Mr.
Lang gives a picturesque descrip-
tion of the 'savages, who, he says,
took him for a god, embracing. hia
feet to show their devotion. Their
tools, ho writes, aro stone and
their ideas so unusual as to suggest
their belonging to another age, 'The
Jewish cast of their features might
lead oue to infer that they wore of Kenr, Chilitdireertefl
the lOSS tribes, did not their ignor-
ance of iron and writing argue
against it. TaLTOTT'S Rose:ass cononor. TO- e•
ani sitting in a maloca, (hut),"
rOrnt°00.1. Cifitnaltdnatil'acen'Pt°1)Ctioltaarlo°°nonlimfrets.r.
clal writes Mr. Lang, "of a curious,
ieRssass Fon saLtS,
tribe of genuine savages, arriving'
here after taking my six -man canoe' w. nawsoN, Ninety Colborne street.
RootPills
a right Teethe -see for the
theirNNlikcind re
ocuctosotfinaordittedr
chil
-lett vegndulgenoo emit
favorite ocx1 given them Ind
-Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pi Is
uicldy and surely put them r
urely vegetable, they neither sic
weaken orgripc, like harsh purgatives.
Guard your childrert's health ,b7
slorays keeping a box of Dr. Morse s
Indian Mot Ptile in the house, They en
EDUcaTlOtt
A man's best friend is a woman
who ean keep him from making a,
fool oi himself.
ignard's Liniment Cures Carget in Cows.
Robert was about to have another
birthday. In the past the fun-mak-
1_._iing always been so hard and
eearch I got in touch with a virgin H. W. onwsoN, boiborne St., Toronlo
to get here. After atteen - days' ogiberee se. Toronto.
b i •
pine woods s.cts, as a healing antisep- 1
tRrouu: abneedellits:spothielyedare wholly untouched 1 1 A AtIt-E, MIDDLESEX COPINTY,
ben! eisPl°cYoelddsinetchr, oinsehciatillse,d tch,r‘oTaAnt
by civilization. They 2 acres -orchard, well watered, 'wire fences,
1..? soil mixed loam, 1 acre timber,„
oztt-
tic remedy for all diseases of the , , . satiated. Close to London Market, 1
Ilailarsv.b jElcial:ys 8ter:IS1.
OZONE. It acts Just as air of the, use stone axes and by their aid 2 6 - * ''. '
„naive ciearea away some thirty =nee te tiesteee
breathing organs. acres of jungle, and so blunt, are treLTeognet.veetern Real Estate Exchange,
Just think of it -a remedy that cart these tools that tbe trees leok as e•
breathe to the seat'of bronchial or ea- "They grow cotton and yet go tIEWSPARSR FOR SALE.
be carried wile the very air you if they had been chewed off.
so healing that disease fiees before it. ing waistbands. I was received .9144-17:iirin.kr;irTnicWgrotT nnf I:je. T. ttl' le Tir7' i g°71 7 In::l: Write\ . PB1,111: VP 1171 s'C' :n1 tst
wholly nude, only the women wear- Re, sal
tarrhal inflammation. .A. remedy pow-
erful enough to kill germ life and yet
medy. In many lands it has won its hospitably aud carefully watched.
Catarrhozone is truly a wonderful re-
way,.and is affording grand results to give me bad clrinks. I am here
They embrace me frequently and
sufferers from colds, catarrh, throat 40 STVP tc°PoLEeicIrTt;:na s Oatalogne-
. riummton DIP.
hero is no suf-tN sr from a grippy tbe C-overnrnent of Brazil and as- kAcelbniurme'll:°n-niTY°TesrenItEn- cents D ilarke Star" '
2,,eakness, asthma and bronchitis. look up the indigenous tribes for
cold or any winter ill, that won't find certain their possibilities and the falSCELLANEOUA
a cure ha Catarrhozone, Which is em- best means of entering into rela-
STAMPS ANTI COITIS,
prolonged that it left him fatigued Ployed by physicians, ministers, lavr- -Lions with them. They are like 1 -in
„yore and public men throughout many ,
,savage children, kind, but euspi-
at night. So this year, before he
I foreign lauds. Large size lasts teve
went to bed the night before, wh en[month-aand
costs $L00 and is guaran-
he bad said his prayers, he begau ' teed; smallsiza
e 50i, sample size 25c.,
n uor The
esdruggists,,
overkedbna: ei:s
e ragpaiirnay.viali\e7 "Why
ywareeoitlaee,r,y oitotiiblsurprised, all storekeepers
eayerg Catarrhozone io, N.Y., and
4
,,oh,,, replied Robert, ,cto-noerrrto7‘,v, Kingston, Canada '
Co.,". B' *--
,
3'13.-oigubrt I shall be too' tired to say Fact and Fancy.
If we'd look up More we'd see
more, sunshine.r•
The rich Filipino's cigar is a foot,
long.
A man's got horse sense when he
se'aMn.asralYr- T"IneaaYin."smoked '3,n40h0 cigars
a year.
Af.cir,is
n -full - in e are esiinply
awful .
The face,,,to preye, wrinkles,
should be wiped up -ver down.
The Italian governMent has a
monopoly of playing:cards, when
a revenue of $5,000,000.
A woman can win a man's love
without trying, but she can't keep
t that way.
Brain has it: tame bailee snakt
he gibdija, that kills rate.
Speculation leads ter neceilation.
I them at all I"
13E
thous. Some of the men 'hay 0 He-
braic features. They show greatire ALL STONES. KIDNE1 AND nnAn. '
of the. former measuring eight
' Lumbago and kindrra ailntontq posittvely
cured with the new (lemma remedv.
der Stones, Kidney trnuhlci, Gravel.L
skill•with the' bow and a,rrow, SOM., "
"Sanol," price 81.50, Annther new +puled,"
f eet," for Diabetes-Mellitue, and sure cure. al
'senors Anti,Diabetes.- Prire 07.00 from
.=....,..= taring. company of Canada . Limiteel,
dwri:,:eilps,tsg,07,r.t.dnirect. Tits Flanol ltann,fac-
A 1TCF.M. TUMORS, L'UldPS. ETC.,
‘,..) internal and external, cured with,
out pain by oar home treatment. Virritti
ne before toe Tate. Dr Prllman Medieal
Co . timitnA Onf
REMEMBER! The ointment
you put on your child's skin gets
into the system just as surely as
food' the child eats. Don't let
impure fats and mineral coloring
matter (such as many of the
cheap ointments contain) get
into your child's blood! Zarn-
Buk is purely herbal. No' pois-
50c. Bat at All Dragglds atm, Slora•
mons coloring,. Use it always.
Gti-IEST PRICES PO
Raw Fur
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