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Ey than' fruate ye ahal) keeav thorn,"
cli aeaeter moulding and developing
0Yeraellt and although ia ft 011, oe-
aelotially labelled ea beiag ratarY
In Its purpoee, we fn fl general that
,the real underlying purpose is better
uaderstood and aPpreclated. -
Ther is an age Oa judging ay results,
• mad it may be 'of. intetest ta put Scout-
ing
to thia test also. 'Is it doing the',
Work .• for Which , the oaganization
ea:late? The ,followieg• stories ,from,
,• e few from .raitny,
,amy helpto a ccanclusion. ' Tbey apeale
. for theinselvee.
'Taro Years ago .1 had occaelon to
look for a .al,ab 'leader for. on of. our
S.choral Packs, After making some
quiriesaarom. the boys' as to who they
•,aveuld, like for thee, leader it was era
• st4racces1a agreed., that 13illy ,Senes Was
the et .and proper person to aaseme
that .restionsibility, Imagine my grief.
.tatiesu. 1,made same inquiry oa the pain--
eipal of theechoo abaut the, character
of the said 11111y, ,,akets he told ma that
. be waa abs,olutely the ewarat boy he
had..eyea bad anything to do with in
a,11. h1aaeltool experaericea I was In-
formed „Billy haa been'expelled from
two of the eity: achools and unless he.
mended bus acaas•11aveuld be .only
matter of tinie till he was 'kicked' but
of theeachool.he was.now attending. I
Was ,e0 iaterestea ia.this bad boy that
I. decided. tn.' aee' b.ini myself and, fled
out if he wag ae-hepelees as piatexed.
,
(I have •neyer yet discovered a really
. bad boy inla years' eaperience among
. ,
them). I made some 'other inquiries,
but was keenly disappointed in the re-
sults. I 'again .visiteca 'the•. Wolf Cubs.
and asked If they were de•eided on
their cholee-oa leadership, ,at: the same
time trying te`awiteh, over, to another
leader. Rut no it.' was again ,enani-
mous that, Billy should betender. :
I thongtata over the Matter for a 'few
days, then decidell that this was a
•
. splendid' opportenity to put 'Seouting'
to teat.' 'I had • a long talk with Billy
and soars got 'his. con.fidesice•and de-
cided fat myself that after all there is
some good la. the :worat Of boas,
During the Past taao years. Billy aas,
' made good, as .leader with the Cubs
•t and has...developed into a fine type of
bay, thoroughly trustworthy and de-
pendable, •The Principa,l. of the School
•aassures' Me that 'Scouting has -worked
a Wonderful ',change. in this lad,. and
has been the ,snea,ris of claa,nging an
incorrigible boy Into a leader in which.
any organization. • -might feel justly
•
proud. ,
•and the choicest
ORANGE
Roie Tafa'aaa").'4. the
QUALITY
:HEALTH E LicAL'-rtoN
BY DR, J. S. -MIDDLETON
• Praylnelal Board of Heaitir, Or:aerie '
Dr. aliadletoe -will be glad to answer quesaiona ou Public Health mat -
'teas through this columa. Address him at Spadina Hoarse, Spadina
,
Crescent, Toronto. ,
Only ay the •eateateat .arlherence to the bealtheethoritiee, do their best to
• a aeas' echmate the public as to the clangeae
qcollianin.41,111i±s-iiinceabrieeglidli:et'la7ess cbaell lu*aealliitgealt a ogfeacapTablnliliellisicuapbp1:a tc•liasleladsecso'opaielr':al ttlorYa,- in
minimal/a, Those abusing the COM carrying oast measures that are necea-
moll welfare are Public nuisances and , sary aor the public welfare.
should bo prosecuted as such. • A few day a ago in a Michiaan town
The, a:estmajority of people are awe eases of scarlet fever were re
-
willing and anxious to assist tlle ported by a citizen. When the state
Health, Departalent in observing quart' medical inspector arrived on the scene
antine law's, but there seems' to be a be actually found six eases. This abate
-fear Persons scattered throughout, of affairs showed a' gross laxity on the
etery district avho haVe no health cou-Ipart of someboda, and as a reeult an
scienee-etbal is, they do not seein to. epidemic,' of acarlet - fever is now
-realize the imPeatance of. any prayers-- , threat-adz-ig that district, The despatch
titre Or Cillar.alltille measures to Pre - states that the blame for the situation
vent or, curtail the spread of calna, in this Michigan town can he traced
municable disease. • Ito abject careleesness -oh the part ea
• Just recently I met a peculiar, but the local health. officer. But for the
alas, all too common type of individual &Tarts of a former health officer, the
_whose daughter had contracted acarlet schools would prObahly hive to close
fever.He was not at all willing. to their doors. Quarantine has been very
keep ber isolated after the acaaal fever l'pootly observed in the 'municipality,
had passed away, his reason being. and on one of the persons disregard -
that She had got the disease fram ing it, a fine 0 a15 has already been
somebody else and somebody efse again:imposed. It seems inconceivable that
could get it from her." • A most de- suck vital thing a as health regulations
spicable attitude, you will say, and yet, . should be, disregarded in. this daY and
knowing that such people aae about,', age. If ignorance ithtblies, then bliss
can you wonder at the unsatisfactory ) is short lived if the ignorance concerns
,resulte obtained sometimes even -when itself with health, matter.
"We had a boy who 'stole from a de-
partment titan) ` He was given a
• . •
chance and to -day he iatgo,inaestraight.
•ale 'claims that the, inffuenee or Scout-
ing.did it, and nothing but it.".
• Jahn, a city boy,, came td. a Scout
Damp straight from a police court;
where he had been -reprimanded for a
minor crime. and theft. In Camp he
leareaed that at "Scout's honor is to be.
trusted." He atayed -with Scouting
and at the next Camp a year later was
• found sio trustworthy that he Was bp-
acileted Aseistant Quartermaster.
"In 1515, a friend of mine whose
lausba,nd. was overseas had two boys,
one 14 and the ether 10. • The eldest
baareot joieed the Scouts, but I had
been after. him.. He claimed that he
coulcl. not get the tim.e. eff,,aeeing he
was worjeing In a Jewelry store here.
I heard that he was very flash' with
money and on more than oee accasion
ac had seta a cheap watch to eonse
'friends. One evening I met Ulm and.
'thought I would take a chance to tall
him what I had heard. I led him to
Veve the police had been making in-
• alarms about him. He was soared
ptiff and. in a few minutes he told me
the truth. 1 went with him to his em-
ployer and in a shoat time we had .the
matter etraightened out. I then went
with him to his another .and told her.
• Poor soal, eh e was broken hearted, but
I assured her everythingiaad been put
• straight.and that-he.was going -to join
the Scouts- He did and in lese than
a year graduated. as a First -Class
Scout and was the means of brieging
In eeveral othea boysaone of wham tb-
day is an Assistan,t Scoutaaaster in an-
other. Troop., • The lad in question
only. left -this Trooa ,ain removal to Ot-
tawa, and I often hear from hire, Ile
is doing well-' •
• ,
. Unless you are firm 'with yourself
you are never likely to become one of
tato firm.
GUARD THE• BABY
• A NST COLD
• To guard the baby a,gairist colds
nothing can equal Baby's. Own Tablets.
The 'Tablets are a mildataxative that
will keep"the little one's storra.ch and.
bowels working regularly. •It is a re-
cognized fact' that where the .stomach
and ,bowels aire in goad order' •
that
colas willnot exist; that the health
of the little one will be aood and that
he will thrive and be happy and good-.
natured. The Tablets are sold by
medicirse • dealers • or by mall- at 25
cents a bot from The Dr. Williams'
Medleine Co., 13rocliville, Ont.
Pictures on Mernoryls
It was. 'thailling otory that McGrea
.gor..haa to tell.' '
• "I had abandoned all hope,' he aid. -
As 1 sanb for the thiad time my past
IIZe seemed to -rase bofoao me' "in , a
series, pf grim, realistic pictures."
A murmur, of sympathy rolled from,
tlae.lipe of listening ariends; but just
as MoGregor.was, preparing to ,resurnee
MeTavish interrupted him.aharply and
taapefellY. ,•
,.., And did you happen to notice,. he
'asked, -"a picture of me lending you
flater, in the autenan af 1510?" •
Untimely Self,Dongratuiation,
"I may be a,little deafa! aa,id Grand-
-sire 'alabbitt, "but I'm glad. to say mar
eyesight is as good as erer. Sinisiaa,
pasS me them potatoes," • And he
pointed' to a dish full of crisp, brown
doughnuts. • , -
11 a great thing can be done at all,
can Isa ,done eatilY. But t is that
kind of "ease with which a tree" bias -
swine after long years of gathering
stresiagth.,---lauskin.
"And ,bow yoar-little.,baby sister,
Ronald?" naked the vicar, who wee-
•raakieg a eall. "Oh, ahe's only. fairly
well, thanks. 'You . see, crheaa just
hatching her teeth."
Cheap natineY is afflicting ,China ae
•it is afiliating taireatern. Latter:. In
a China, however, it IS' not a flood of
papal;'
but 01 copperf -the money oe-the
ia making trouble, The
, Yaltiat ef the' asoppei cent4 has ffln
ito about I,V) :for, ft deltas,' in giver, a
,Ilepreciattaas that earimasly harts the
rarefies -an g, power ot all persons 'who
• 1 akar. axed'
Beware of . Im
ationsi
'
WELL ,FIERE'S 11-115
:RUG WE'VE, BEEN
To.!
110W WE'LL BE.
"PkS 5NUG
13uGnil
• GREAT OCEAN LINERS.FOR ST, LAWRENCE ROUTE
• The steaaner "Carmania " which with ite sister ship the 'Caronia,a10
being traneferred from the Halifax route to the at. Lawrence route. Tee
slaps, whichare 22,000 tons, are now tieing coaverted into oil burners, and
start their new service inethe spring. They belong to the Cunard line, which
originated with a Canadian -born pioneer in ocean ,transportation, Samuel
Cunard, of. Nava Scotia, who pla.yed a big part in early development of the
steamship.
A Whistling Language.
• \Arhat la probably tee most remark-
.
able "laugaiage" in the world existe in
"the Canary -Salamis. The Guanche.s, oza
aboriginal. inhabitants of the ialaeds
centu.ries. before their discoverac ' by
, .
the Spaniarda, are extinct as a aeliar-
ate mai, but their descendants of
mixed bleed atilt hold themselves die -
tinct• froth •the pure Spaniards, and
posaass at least one peculiarity which
no European has ever 'been able to
fathoni.
This is the waistling language. Tbe
;islands are asa mountainous that whole
districts are severed fromtheir a.eigh-
hors' by praeipices aild steep valleye,
entailing. pealsaps, a ten miles,' detour
to cover three or four miles. • In course
of time thaeGuanahes evolved a perfect
eignalliag Code by whistles. No in-
struinent to used; the native laying
sorea' trick peculiar to himself by
wallah his .Whistle wil carry as far as
forte miles. Over such a distance two
Guanche,s 'ears carry on quite a long
• canaersation by - ordinary mouth
His Hearing Restored.
• the inVisitale ear:drum. inaentad by
A. 0. Leonard, which ie. a miniature
megaphone, fitting inside' the ear en-
tirely out et sight, -Is restoring the
, .
hearing of lutindtede. of peeale in New
York .city. Ma. Leonard invented. this
drum to relieve himself of deafriess
and head noises, and it does thia go
succes.sfully that no One could tell he
la a deaf: man. It, is, effectlye .when
aeafnesa., Is 'ceased by caterth or by
perforated or. wholly destroyed natural
asaams. .A. request for information
to A, 0. Leonard, Suite '487, '70 Fifth
avenue, New York 'city, will be given
a prompt reply.
advt
,ritain's Oldest Trees.
Although the Yeldhame Oak a.nci the
Cowthorpe Oak are •both about • a
thausand yearn old, the oak cannot
boast of hola.ing the premier poeition
for lasting qualities among British
trees. This distinction belongs: to the
whistliag.• ;
' 'Net ilitirOpeatt. aas: ever- diace.v °red.
ahat'saaCiet. ria-. the 'ecide,,-.bet.-it'aciemeto
'depend mate arPon piteletaare
anything else:. No ."aot-and-daciti"
busiaesi 'of.. lona shortwhietles- is
used, but Maly. inflections' , et tat, or
•
three notes.. •
' It is said, for instance, that a yew at
Battle, in Sussex, meet 'have been a,
17Ie
Y ba0
coutylbutqf4
aale rc .6 '4 l
the faliallY'e
go' yet finlab
ered tileaea•
from a'igh4
adiaated,
Itiee .ttatt. harcia IL'JE3 'cric
e feUowt wbc lt;rif-1.1 to^,W°1*
ra-aehaatata !'"
0044Patialis
kuguit <wowing a
aatiaotber, lake baa
yes, wote gath-
e we, hoarse
jlm sal been
dif-
by
Jr
.the farul lant paying anything
, ainaa _fattier,. in 'ova:vette and, ahirt
eleevea, atoapaat sad gray, was 'atand• -
Ing lithe doorway 'behind hie ears 'aridliea:
rfL
a tiet f-P6ori)nsItiera •
overgeou'krivlaPf'*itteCrileci°•,vPearisit'Inralr'tbt:';'mtaiTlat,1•10alft- *
:shoots, 'attereitirliera out ' asigaroasly
to and new ,aapporta,had tallee'droop-
bag Into the:matte-1 mese and had no
blossoms. One shoot, however, had.
stretched 'out. wonderfully and bad
galpea „„-iii?port,ou p great oak tree Bev.
eral feet away.
"Jim," hie fattier said, "I want you,
te look at that creeper. Sae how that
we
Viust'
NO
hn,
ran e
eisa-hea-e
one shoot bee atretched out same
or six feet aaa got a firm hold on that.
oak, Well, Pvea:been avatchlaa that
shoot for some „tirne and have eaam-1
lased it closely. Tee wood ef it wag I"
• soft at arst, and 3 couldn't zee hoaa 111
could hold itself IT to reach titrisight
out as. itawas dainga but I found that.,
as it reecbed out, and grewthe wood
at the base of 11 became hard and
.totgli, very much header awletellghar •
. than -the wood of thesie shoot e that youl
aeeliangirig down wad ..onlyeaadiag raze:,
anci cumber to the uselesa masa ofe
stuff oil the •old-,f,ratnie, e That °tie shoot
avaich ha reached. the oak 'will be
worth all the rest.; it has found,a sup -
Pert bag-, enough and high euough ,and
;atrong enough. "It can , climb to. the
top -of, it and see the sun rase,"
• .Far a miriute or two ' D.O. one move-
si I t
iso wan
Pl1/411.1()'0 LTR
nervot,
. AND' 7a,
Tisat begga.ra,-care ° aapreea
look will atectiasear C
Per°Oinzi etas wilalvisten53
g,alit.- In wetglst etalin't:6
at
taken for a ,elsoat ' ,,taT;icte
plege 01 your druggist. krrova Che -ma
cal "Ca., 25 :Treat St. Fast. Torantaaiani.
.•• ke Then Jim go u and took
W STRENGTil FOR o' sP°'
hid fatb.er s hand. Thank yotteaather,
• he said—slather," not "dad" this thee.'
EA.1( STOW!
• woia't 1 orget. Pll reach out for the
09,4 and will hope to aee the gun ries,"
Motorist, How Soon Can-
You Stop?,
• "You have•
taught 3ne a lesson that I
-
Indigestion Disappears When the
• Blood Supply is Er.riched.
'The urgent need of all who suffer
from inaigeation, and who rind tate
stomach unable to perform its usual
function, is p, tonic to enrich tha blooth
Pain and distress after ea.tiag is the
way the stomach ,,bows' that it is too
weak to perform the work of digesting
• , .
the food taken-. In flits conditiera some,
People, 'foolishly . reaort to pergataves,'
but these only further aggravate tae,
traeble. . -
New . strongth la given aveaat stet:l-
abile by Dr. Williams- Pink Pill
cause these pills- enrich and • purify;
the blood sispply. This is the natural
arocaas. ofgiving attreragth; and tone
to the steniach, and it accounte for the
speedy relief inatomach disorclera that
follows the use eflar..Wiallanas' Pink -
Pine., • The appetite revives, 'feed can-
Siae'taleeit' withoet discomfort' and the
"harden -and pains .of indigestion are
dispelled. Mr. William Johnson,
awl -anent business ,man, of aaequille,
N.S.,- bears testimony to the; value of.
-these pills M cases of this .kind. He
The nativeta whistle is extremely
pierci, aaYs: "I was attacked with itsdirestion
ngand, °lie 'scientist wile
ous to delve lute the zees -eta of ars age- stomach. I was prescribed for the
atni
ecompaed by aaavere cranips in the
old people, gata'a Guancae to whistle
straight into his ear, timed himeelf
deaf for week' after:war-de.
Beard Beliefs.
There wan a • deep -related 'belief
among the, ancient peoples of the East
that a mania glory was Isis beara. Com-
pulsory shaving and the clase-caopping
of hair were signs of degradation, This
. t .
ieborne -ouby reasyrfan. Sculptures,
fnhiily dectot, but got Very :little bene
'i
fit. Then I tried some of: theadaer,
a.ieed rearealea but. with ea heater re -
'Suttee 'Indeed my eonclitran, was groav-
, ,
ng werse. Then I reaa -of the case ot.
a'nien who praise,id Dr, Willi.ameaTinta
Pills. whose condition was ,ein-tilat. to
my' own., • arid. I, decided to try this
Medicine; ; 'The result, I think .Was
amazing, as, she use of six boxes re-
store.d mo' -to my farmer goad' haaIt.lx:
I can. mail:mead the
therefore warmly
The suggestion Is made that Motor-
ists thauldtest for themselves their
ability ,to make a quick atop In case
of emergency. It le perdicted that
most of them will be aurpritied.
• aliening at 16 ',miles an hour, a car
twavels nt. 22 feet a second.,• •At 20
inalea, it 1st 20 feet fouluelses. At 26
in:ilea it is 80 feet 7 inches.• •-
At"perfact Edell" 011 dry Pavement,
from a. 15-Mi1espeed, covera 26 to 80'
feet. At 30 rallea, 40 to 50 feet, at 25,
60 ta '7,5 feet. On 'wetinaveni.enta, this
aiaetano-e may be doubled.
, The ,motariest oavas it to, himself 'tot
,
assure. harasalf continually'that his
break*se are an proper oattaliti.orat •
Frost
Are nen drrgerIatala s Co pavuwIth aeln
arid heal's.
Tise throwing...apt, an old cheat after_,
bridal eouple iSeregaraed by , ristrat
autliaalties ab the gurylva 1 :01. a very
-ancient- custom,conateatecla.avith the
• •
animator of prap,erte
y
.41.13110114 certain raced Women wave re-
garded as a apecias of. property, and
in aoma turcient givilizationa, that of
the' Sews eipealally, the aemoval and
giving of the'shoe or sanaaleonfirined
an exchange on.eale----a-cuatora assert-
. ,
ad to haval
et been erived fromathe
Egyptiaile.
4 euPetatition w-Ith regard to the
warn alcaoe'wast.very „widespread, and
exiated, even 'among, tthe, barbarous
5055. Some haVe aver: tried to.
eribe It to the time when the halal
,
gropm. 9:atria& off the ,bride by 'for
laud, ',the „bride's,. aerially threw things
ter ham e decamped,.
which alwayaashow kluge with bears aaas. h '
medicine In old Saxon ,tharalagea the brideas
and long hair, and -slaves with clo , use this for' stoinacia trou-
'Grout ideas. tb.eY considerearthat hair medicine .
. • father ...handed. atedegaaom the,
croaPed hair aird cleanashaVen 'face •
., You ean get thee-a...Pills from .any. dealer o,r by, mail at. -60.Cents itOD: goehea,c1 token 01 author-
frog bridesana lisa touched her with
• Tho Egyptians, hearever,. had dia
was a source of dirt, ana aVdd batD"a 91)2f°r$hSO1 Tito ff3r.
iace and head. tTheir Slaves Coact ser-
si Medicine Co laeocleville
Ont
• '
vants were compelled 16 dethe same. , '
The early Greeks . and •13.-oniense —
shaved off their boalals. bemuse tlaeY When '‘''''°1°r6 mean L.4611.
gave tile enema a, good hold in hand- We color 'the walls 0 oerliving-
to-hand fighting! It is. recorded. that room% • ta please bur eyes, and pus -
Alexander tbe Gaeat oadered his aol- charre garmeets of different hues to,
. „ •
diera to shaVe for this reason- suit our -complexiona, or aer individual
very old tree 'when williaC'ta:e Cola •It wag thecustom among Romans tastes. Few of es consider color from
queror landed. It Is aleae on 80 feet to shave off tho beard at, tae age "ef anythingbet an artistic point af view.,
an girth. twenty -elle, and preaaet it aa.aar offer- Calor, ,howe,ver, plays an .imparta,ne
'The ye -Ws at Norbury Paris are said .; ing to the household gods. A beard part In trade and commerce, and ciliate
tote 2,060 years old, so that they were was grown- qtaa 'tha't age only as a a slight difference In the calai- of many
wail grown when Julius Caesar landed I sign of mollrnang• products of Nature or of art makes an
in 65 B.O. ' isninenso differ -once to the -value of. the
"eordering goods by nail eend article-Inquestion.
Ger aVhn
tory of Selborne," •
believed that the a. Dominion Depress Money Order. •I The familiar example is the varvin
famoue y 07* in. Sqlborne chtirchyard colon found in the same, gem.
Tae
Not to be baug ht.
ea.• Scotsman dieappearecl in a ere-
.
vasse- in ,the Alps, Ills cornratlea
could' do nothing for hint, but preaent-
ly a. mac party .with guides appearea
coolly smoking a c „ ,
•
aad prepared to reacue the Unfortun-
ate naana
' A ,gatide was lowered eixty feet into
tbe.crevaise, and Presently armlets of
conversation floa•ted ep. In a' little
while the guicle ,appeared alone. ,
He hall found the Scot alt
ting an•
some ,eoft Snow- with al brelaell leg,
tear, ,and no lesa
acidity refusing tp be rescued until he
'had bargained. aa to the cost of , the
()aeration. ,A faland , hie. had been
badly' Thad' over a job ef the same
Sort, 'and lie was :determitsed to stay
there- until he came ternie•
118 won. •
Was at least as old aa the 'church ,Do good. to thy friend to keep him paierle, 'for instance. The moat. value
. . .
self,. which .goee back to Saxon tan,ea,. '—t,o thy 'enemy to gain him..—Berija- " able le the black. Then comethe pink,
and there are 'Many yews along the 111.11.1 Franklin,
. Way, - , between WU-Selma-ter
arid Canterbury. which,' cassia theY•bul
white, an.c1 lastly yellow.
The red diamond, being very rare, la
One of the greatest es o e the Mast valuttalee Next come blue
11 , .
that othe
Grose" package or. on. t.F.Lbl,,t you 2,1).1,ze a tili,c3C could eCleetffs7olz,1) 0.01?thaeue.soci(3:810,ps owa .well-informed is to lmaohse
know nothing;
are not getting the genuineaByer As-
,
I '
•
girth. proved. safe by nallions 'awl pre-
scribed y phyaitians oval- a
three Yeara' for
•Colds ...aleaamette'.
Toothache Lumbago . • •
Neuritte. Rheamatlem
Neuralgia Pain, Pain
. Accept „ "Bayer Tablets "of .a.aairlaa
011y.„ Each , unbroken package can-
,
,
tattle atevenaltractione. FIrtnila boxa3
`of twel-vp tablets teat few ceetsabalag.,
,
guets
iti$0 bottles as 24 and 100.
aapiria la 'the teacia alark (regiateteal
Canada) ea Bayer alansifactute of
'atonoa-aetiaacideatea, ,Itaticylicacid:
while it,i$ linevan thaa' .asairin
anemia .alanuatature, to ,aaisiat
the public apiarist anitatiorse the Tab-
leta Of }layer cenaj-,)atit 110..stamla
04 with the geneval trade mayk, the
"Dayat Cross, ,
twent a King "-rut” Elought. the. Seat
Tao Drotetsgr and. his wife, eaya
Punch, were talking over the remar
able discoverlea in• King Tutoulehta
sauna toraba •
"Tata' it wonderful; my deara" Fiala
the profeasora "They'ra actuallY
found In the tomb oauebasa. and chairs
thirt,y eentualeS' old and in good. con-
dition,"
tea:Ilea hie wife, ' e al-
waya taid that it paya, la the haw
ram to buy the beet."
Irian who can't make up his
miod probably has 110 mind to make
Ke op Minaaa Liniment in the hkeki**,
id and green elates alai then white Yet
tow diamonde, as in the case af yellow
pearks; can be baught comparatively
Ignorance is alvrays a miefortunes cheaply,
aometitnes ia a criane.--I.edy aaatt- Tuan to furs, The skin af a red fax
Bower, IS as warm arid 60ft as that of a: black
fox, yet 11 is not worth ft linedi•eath
part ot the jarice of ,thas latter. Ilaue
and, white fox 'shins of the aeat quality
re. very exptineave, but the fur must.,
e nattrial,-: Although alyed akin ma
o6lt talleit has little "valita.
• The eaa.rket ba the rarer wooria la
'ruled 'by a,nd grain. a/ • two
pieces tif utabagb,ny, each equally
sollialt anal good, one allay be woath
_
ten times a$ much as tale ot.her bea.
o, of the riclineas, of its color; p„lia
0010 apallea 1a, 'walnut, ras,awcast,
end even oek and yellow pine ,
TOrAC1i MISERY,
aPaptat Dlapepain the aulakeet,
eurest relief foa et.i.on, gatea,
flatulence, heartburn, .sourneee or
stomach distress calmed by acidity,
A. tow taalets , gave abnost immediate
rstomath relief. Correct your stomach
and digestion nose. for , a, few COVA,N,
.Draggitta sell mlationa of packages of
Pape's Diariepain.
110
it for Mir
3
kis no titer.
Mother! Giv‘ e Sick Child
"California Fig Syrup'
rmiseas axatilve for Billou
canstipated Baby or 'Child. vestals' benefited by talearig Lydia..
arin -down fooli d
aisescummi...a.UsOis6.1.0.41
For the' Kidneys
Kidney troubles are frequently
• aausea by badly digested food
which overtaxes these organs to
eliminat e the itritaraadds forra ed.
Help youa stomach to properly
digest the food by taking 15 to
30 drops of Extaact of Roots, sold
as fliother Selael'a Curative Syrup
and year kidney disorder will'
promptlyadisappear.. Get the
• genuine.. 50c.and$1.00 bottlea..
- 11111101121110
ii Burned Chu' c
had a very "bad pate.e of ,
on naaahha It" broke out in a raS
arkd. was -v..c..17..troublesoryte, itching
get burning -a great. deal. 1/get rray
'rest at ilig,ht on aCC01.111i: 6f the
ration, arid my face was disfigtired
fo-r"lietrtiterneTn. 'any ;in:milt remedies
without success. I began using Cu-.
ticura Soap,, and Ointrisent,, whiah
brought relief right away, and after
1.3sInk two cakes of Cuticura, Soap
and two boxes of Cuticuya Ointment
I was completely healed.'" (Signed)
Miss Mary Campbell, Big Pond, f!
Centre NovaScotia.
TalficsuriaCuet:eiccuriatasiSvoelayp.r°orlute-vinerallt--'ande-Yd.
,
toilet purppses. •
iSt6:1,110.EAr Pranle'60,1117:,AIVIdod:ter7a.Soldue.71'iterw-Y:
07..g"Cutiuurt,x,Somp =haves without =lux.
fero. SoapMe„.011117ont2artnaliOc. Talcutn260,
hi11,
RQ
Rae rmerlds Lydia E. Pink:,
hams Ifegetable Compound
„,
to Other- IViothers
ofilfoeurnifIriala' children S.—"I
I" jvaaellisothweearnk°atfhtel
my last baby came that meld not d I
my work a -net suffered for months net
a friend induced me to try Lydia
Pialtham's Vegetable' Compasma,ShcL
taking the ,Vegataa o C in:pound, ,
'weakness has leftete and the -pain ita
my back has gone. I tell all my Le r 111::
who aro troubled. with female wealerseria
to talee Taydia E. Pieleharres Vogeatabla
Ilenaferd, N. 5.
leneyornicieri:oteliirdi:fie::14833,,tfaiGiinsEaal::::itieiishtlee tea etc,:
'medicine ever sold. Youmay a aaatisia
•
• at Chad
Constipated, bit.
lus, feverish, or
sick; eolie Babiea
and Caildren love
• to take genuine
gOaliterala g
•8yrup! .otlier
laxative regulate*
he tesider. lit.tie
bowals 51) nlooly
It ssaeeten he stomach and atarta
tire jiver-. and, boareis acting. without,
atip,iti6 Containi.. no narcetlea or
E,00thlagacirugis. ' Say aCaliforrita" • to
your siraggiat anti avoid coanterteltal
lasist aeon "Califeirats.
atictstp" Wallah contain
teatime's Ve.getable Compottal
e g lag an pa s. 1 wet
troubled it this 'way for nearly felairi
years folloaving the 'birth Of any Iliet
child and at times catild hardly st and od
nay feet. A"rieighbor adaaimainena,ed tha
Vegetable Compound tb:hiVtor Iliaaa 1
takesi docorhu 'medicines axithoaa irrea'a
benefit. 11 Isas relieved ley patea anal
gives arse atacnEetb. 1 ...recommetki 11. i4
gore you permieshat to ute 11137lama
monial ietfet4 '—Mrb Lut RYIO, Gino
• Alien Alabriana.
•, Women who suffer ;ihauld wrifra Isa
i$dialll,lainichani Mod ic aria (10.,Gabou
Ontario, for a free copy ea :Lydia
Ptekliare'a Private '1`cY...,,..:t,toolc upc
Ailment.s Peculiar to "ffotneu,..", •
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