HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1906-2-15, Page 3HEALTH t
THE CARE OF THE SKiN,
To most persons the skin represents
simply the organ of touch, and because
Jt 1s cusLomnry to keep nearly all of its
sutaee concealed, its relation to the wel-
fare of the body is overlooked, It has,
however, most important functions, such
as the casting out of waste matter and
the mainlanance of an even body to• with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. ]ler court, London, by Mr. Justice Grantham, --A cure of great interest to women has
peruture, disregard of which Slay l8.ame system is unequal to that strain if her but no one was nue to enlighten his attracted We attention of those interest.
lc sectors disturbances ofhealth.b et aches if sha
Is 0
rin1n dull- Lordship.
ed In medical ] r
altrrs In this neighbor.
A MOTHER'S DUTY.
THREW BIBLES INTO SEA
She Should Carefully Guard the 11601(11! —.
of Ilei Gnawing Daughter—Iter Future THE VOYAGE OP THE STEAM YACHT
happiness Depends on the Change) PANDORA. Girlhood to Womanhood.
Every mother should watch with the Explorer Charged With Throwing Away
greatest care the health of her growing Gilts Sent to Tristan da
daughter. She is a girl to-day—to-mor-'
row a woman, The happy health of( Cunha.
wouanhood depends upon this vital
change from girlhood. When nature Do the islanders of Tristan da Cunha
makes new demands upon her blood shave? This interesting problem wee
supply you must build up her blood propounded at the Oki Badley police
THE CAUSE OF
WOMAN'S TROUBLE
IS DISEASED KIDNEYS AND THE CUBE
E a
WHITS KIDNEY PILLS.
Wonderful Cure of Mrs, James Kinsella,
Who Slept in a Chair for Two Sum.
niers—What She Says of It.
St, Malagma, Que., Feby. 5—(Special).
But aside from Its purely physioingh•
cel i tifeoses, the slim is an important
influence for or against personal appear-
ance, end its propel 1s therefore worthy
of consideration from this point of viewhent periect and regular—they will
alone. 1snake her a strong, happy, graceful wo-
Cleanliness is the greatest essential hl
the cafe of the stein. For the cleansing
Mee water as hot as can he borne is
best, and a good soap should be freely
applied with a moderately stiff bath-
. Ii the water is at all hard it is
web to soften it by the addition of a
i tittle ammonia or borax. A quick enema ing of the entire body with cold water
should 10111tty, in order to cause the
pores relaer,d by the heat la e011raot•
\,
and ih„ drying should be accomplished
by brisk rubbing with a coarse towel.
Although the habitual use of hot wri-
ter on the face is somelhnes condemned
an the ground that it Lends to favor the
relaxation of the skin and produces
4f'/ i.'rinkles, there is n0 danger 0f this if
hien washing be concluded with cold
watch
The 1 sponge is a thing to be avoided,
as it ' s difficult to keep clean, and forms must get the genuine with the full name
eyed or languid. Dr. Williams' Pink The question had reference to the Hood. Mrs, Jas. Kinsella wife of a
Pills will give her new, rlcll red blood-cl'arge against a fair-haired, nautical- well-known citizen, had suffered from a
and 'ido her over the crisis. Dr. Wil- looking roan, who was in the dock, no complication of troubles for about two
I1pn1"' PIM P111s will make her develop- less a personage than Mr, Thomas Car- years. She had a pain In the right hip,
adoc Kerry, the redoubtable explorer of in the back and was obliged to pass
the South Seas, and captain of the tuiti-
ons steam yacht Pandora.
The details of a certain historic voy-
age of the Pandora to Tristan do Cun-
ha are already well lcnolvn. It has been
told in the police court how Ole explor-
er Kerry obtained the concession to trade na Piles 1 felt much bettor. ']'hen I got
in guano at 11e island, and how in re -y
turn far the concession he agreed to
more and they did me a world of good,
take out glfls from charllably-minded 1 have never slept in the chair since I
used Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Woman's hellh depends on her kid-
neys, Nine -tenths of the so-called fe-
male complaints are caused by uric acld
in the blood. Cure your kidneys with
Dodd's Kidney Pills and you can have
nu uric acid in the blood.
n,an. Miss Eserine Vilnndre, St. Ger-
main, Que., says: "While attending school
my health began to give way. I suf.
fend from headaches and dizziness, my
appetite left me and I grew pale as a
corpse. As the doctors did not help me
(.ny my father got me a supply of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills. Before 1 had used
two boxes there was an hnprovement,
and when 1 had taken a half a dozen 1
was again in perfect health. 1 believe
511 weak girls will Iind new health if
They take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
Thousands of growing girls, and thou-,
sands of women owe health and hap-
piness to Dr, Williams' Pink Pills.
They keep the blond rich and pure and
regular. They banish headaches and
sideaehes and backaches, and they
bring the rosy glow of perfect health
to pale and sallow cheeks. But you
a bestattiful lurking place for germs. One , "1)r Williams' Pink Pills for Pnle pee„
ME 1 -cloth should be kept for the face
alai e, and this should he boiled ire -
gee fitly.
i'night it is a good plan to rub a
Mr pure cold cream into the skin of
thface and then wlpe it off with a
piof soft linen. it is surprising how
surprising
httaek the latter will appear when the
,yoprrntion is finished. Cold cream and
J talcum powder and some of the cos-
rn elle are safe and useful, but °lher cos-
melics do more harm than good.
The development of wrinkles ecu l:e
retarded, and if present tihey may he
lessened by gentle massage with the
finger-tips anointed with cold cream. A
good general rule is to let the direction
of the rubbing be upward and outward.
Above all, it should be remembered
that cieanliness, exercise, fresh air,
simple fond and attention to the diges-
tion are the most important considera.
tions in the care of the skin.—Youth's
Companion.
IIEALTH HINTS.
In the treatment of contusion, where
there is extensive discoloration of the
skin, if olive oil be freely applied, with-
out rubbing, the discoloration will quick-
ly disappear. Absorbent cotton maybe
soalccd in the 011 and applied.
Everybody knows the tonic value of
apples upon the system. Of all the or-
dinary fruits, apples, if eaten regularly,
are the most generally beneficial, and
many a man or woman noted for his or
her good health ascribes it to the plen-
tiful
For external of se, in sole throat, take
a piece of lint doubled (8 inches by 2
inches.) Wring it out of hot water;
sprinkle over it a teaspoonful of eau -
dc -Cologne, and wrap it round.., the
throat; cover it with oiled sills of the
same size, and tie it all on with a light
silts handkerchief.
That anyone afflicted with a bad cough
can cease coughing at will seems on the
the of it an absurd idea. Yet if suf-
fercr, when tempted to cough, will draw
a long breath, holding it until It warms,
and so soothe every air cell, he will find
that the cough will soon be consider-
ably relieved,
To Straighten the Shoulders. — The
following is an excellent exercise. Stand
quite upright and raise your arms till
they aro in straight line with your
shoulders. Still keeping your elbows
in the same position, touch your shoul-
ders with the finger -lips. Lower the
arms to the sides. Repeat, but don't )o
or, long after the muscles begin to get
tired. Telce a res' and try again later.
Superfluous Hair.—That most distress-
ing of all blemtshes to a woman, can
be entirely removed by a piece of toilet
pumie-steric. .It must be passed firmly
but lightly over the skin, care being
token not to chafe it. It is better to ito
this at beet -Dime,, afterwards applyhlg to
the parts (without rubbing) a little cream
which should be left on all night.
When cleaning your tecta always
brush them with an up and down move-
ment, and not. sideways only, and the
bade of the teeth should be brushed even
more carefullly than the front, for It is
there that tartar is most likely to accu-
mulate.
If soap doesn't agree with your skin,
try glyeorhle. Wiring a piece of flan•
net out of lukewarm wafer, pour a very
little glycerine on it, and with this wash
your face, after first bathing it in warm
or colo water. Well rinse and dry ef-
terwvards, and your face will bo beautl-
fully soft and smooth.
If only people could be induced never
M sit or sleep in a room in which all
the windows are closed there would he
far fewer colds. caught. The idea is not.
eo muoh that ,you will grow used to the
air, but that through constantly bredth-
ing fresh air your lungs will grew
stronger and healthier, and your body,
will therefore, bo in a more fit condition
to withstand disease of any kind—Colds
unsung the rest.
Turkish baths should play e leading
pert: in the Dire of corpulency. If it Is
not .possible for you to got these, snake
e practice of taking a lukewarm bath
every morning, afterwards getting some.
one to rub, knead, and pound all the
f(eshy parts of your body with the hands,
'Befor'e dressing you ran also (ntluigeih
a few simple dumb -hell exercises with
advantage.
pie," on the wrenper around each box.
Sold by all medicine dealers or sent ley
mail at 50 Bonk n box or six boxes (or
$2.50 by writing The Dr. Wlliians
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
i
EVERYDAY RAYS.
The rays of )seat and light are quite
independent of each other in their abil-
ity to penetrate different substances. For
illustration, glass allows the sun's heat
to pass through us readily as it floes the
rays of light, and that without heating
the glass to any extent. If the glass be
coated with lampblack, tine rays of light
are arrested; but the heat passes through
as before, not a single degree's differ-
ence in the later ptlenonrenan being
noticeable. Then, again, both Heat and
light pass through water, provided his
clear. One of the oddities in this con-
nection is this—although the heat and
light pass through water in its normal
stale, the addition of a little powdered
alum, which readily dissolves without
leaving 111e trust nlurlcine.ss, will arrest
the rays of heat to such an exetent es
to almost immediately raise the temper-
ature of the water to a perceptible de-
gree. yet the light continues to pass
through as before. Ice. like glass, also
transmits both heat and light.
_4—
water
BIRTH6
JONES' CHANCE.
Little brother-yDo you know What I
think?
Sister—No! what Is it?
I.ilile. BrothEt'--1 think If 1 were not
In the room Mr. Tomes would kiss yen.
Sister -You 1lnpudelttboy! Leave the
r00ni instantly!
Nothing oquaisthe rroganec of 50(110
hen's 8;.callcd htunble optDlens,
wader every fifteen minutes in a burn-
ing itching sort of way.
Site could not sleep at night and had
is sit up In a chair for two summers. '
Dodd's ICidney Pills cured her.
Mrs. Kinsella, speaking of her cure,
says, "After the first box of Dodd's Kid -
English people to the poor isolated (s-
landers.
BIBLES OVERBOARD. ....
Among these gifts were many books
from the Duchess of Bedford, being dis-
tinguished and edifying books from
Wahurn Abbey, many Bibles from other
benevolent folk, and various further ar-
ticles IMO the kind-hearted thought the
islanders would find useful.
But Kerry, Ute explorer, it is alleged,
took a different view quite early in Lhe
voyage. At Gravesend, on the first
clay out, he tipped easefuls of Bibles In-
to the river, with the remark, "i do not
want that MAT," and other islanders'
comforts including 1,000 books and
Rifles, he sent down, it is alleged, to
Davy Jones near the Equator.
This romance, Mr. Gill, K.C., repeat-
ed to Mr, ustice Grantham, charging
Lhe explorer with "theft as a bailee."
FIFTEEN VOLUMES APIECE
The Judge casting aside all temptation
to revel in the romance of it all, im-
mediately examined matters from a
utilitarian point of view. There are 110
islanders on Tristan da Cunha, he
pointed out, and the Pandora had includ-
ed in her cargo 1,500 books and Bibles.
This would be at the rate of fifteen books "Salado" Ceylon Tea can now be had
and Bibles to each islander. everywhere and within the reach of
The Judge also inquired about thel,dnd (eery person as it can be purchased in
of islander who was to be the recipient Gold label at 60c. per lb., Red label of
or this wealth of literature. He was 500., Blue label at 40c., Green label at
informed that the inhabitants are the 30e., and Brown label at 25c per db., all
equally pure tea, but, of course, the
cheaper grades are not as fine flavored,
not being grown at as high an elevation
as the expensive teas. The latter are
produced at an elevation of 6,000 feet
above the sea level.
FA'THER'S GRACE.
Teacher: "Now, boys, why do we say
grace before and after meals?" No reply.
Teacher: "Come, come; surely one of
you can answer me! Tell me what
grace is?" Still no answer.
Teacher: "This is really terrible! Now,
Jenkins, tell me what your father does
after a meal?"
Johnny: Please, miss, he rubs his
waistcoat."
'reacher: "That Is not what I meant.
I want to know what he says?"
Johnny: "Please, miss, he says, Hal
hal Richard is hissell again.'"
"Good -night," he whispered, passion-
ately, at the front door; "good -night,
good -night, good -night„ goo—" "Ex-
cuse me," said an elderly bass Voice
over the baluster, "but It's been good -
morning for the last two ham. 1
thought you'd like to know."
descendants of shipwrecked sailors and
a party of seamen which was sent to
annex tike island in 1885.
So thorough was his Lordship's an-
alysis of the nature of the library that,
when it was stated that some of the
volumes contained undesirable insects,
he said: "Were the insects to be deliv-
ered as well?" (Loud laughter.)
THANKS OF ISLANDERS.
Even the island's babies interested his
DELICATE FROM Lordship. Counsel on side said that
— there were no babies, and counsel nn
In 'three words—"dolcate from birth" the other side that the place was over-
—is expressed a world of anxieties suf- fun with thein.
fend by mothers whose babies have 1t was when a consignment of cheap
had a bad start in life. For babies who razors was mentioned that the judge
aro ailing, peevish, cross and unable to asked whetcher the islanders shaved.
digest their food Baby's Own Tablets are During the day Mr. Gill read a letter
whiclorerInvaluable, They act almost like magic ColonialDlnsititutc Ikon errwrote
return from
and change cross, peevish children into
smiling, happy babies. Mrs. J. W. the eventful voyage. In this the exploit -
Munroe, Sintalula, N.W.T., says:— "I er said: "1 found the islanders well and
have used Baby's own Tablets 101' two happy, and they were delighted with
years and would not like to be withouty0ul presents, which i personally dIs
them. They have changed our weak, tallied.
sickly baby into a int, healthy Me„ to the Duchess of Bedford he wrote:
girl. I can warmly recommend the Tab- islanders particularly requested
lets to other mothers.” And mothers mee t to convey to your Grace their most
have a guarantee that the Tablets con- sincere thanks for your Grace's Lind
thin no poisonous "soothing" stuff, er Present."
according to Mr. 0111, it had
harmful drug. They are absolutely safe, gone to Davy Joiesl
end always do good. Sold by all medi-
eine dealers or by mall at 25 cents a
box by writing the Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont
PENCILS AND CONTAGION.
Doctors Condemn Habit of Children Ex-
changing Lead Pencils.
Doctors in England are taking a great
deal of interest in the reports received
from America to the effect that half a Tho persistent effect upon the heart of
hundred oases of diphtheria in one of coffeine in cuffed cannot but result In
1110 publio schools have been tamed to the gravest conditions, in time.
Me practice of children exchanging lead- Each attack of the drug (and . that
pencils and putting the lead -pencils in means each 6up of coffee) weakens the
their mouths while at study in the organ a title more, and the end is al -
schools. This system of collecting the most a matter of mathematical demon -
pencils at the close of the school -day, sration. A lady writes from a Western.
and distributing them the next morning slate:
has been in vogue in England, and] I am of German descent and it was
several of the most prominent physi- natural that 1 should learn at a very
clans In London have started a cam-
paign against the practice.
"It does not follow that the pencils
were the only medium of coptagion,"I
said one of the doctors, "but It. is quite
possible. There is no doubt but that
the practice of distributing pencils is re-
sponsible for many unpleasant ailments.
,Nino children out of ten stick the
ends of their pencils, and, in my opin-
ion, there could .be- no more potent way
of Rereading the germs of tubercnlosls
and other disenees. The simplest, way
to overcOme the dinletilty would be to
have a small drawer fitted to ea0h school
desk, so that each child could keep its
own pencil. It is perfectly hopeless to
try to teach them not to suck the end."
all
"Here," said the clerk at the Sitinnem
Hotel, "we have eight hundred servants:
"Well," said the departing guest, "I must
have overlooked4our or five. I'm rite
sure I haven't tipped so many as that."
OVER SEA HABIT.
Difference on This Side of the Water.
11E NEVER TOLD A LIE,
"Tommy," said a fetter to his soil,
"have you been at those six apples I put
1n the cupboard?"
"Father," said Tommy, looking . into
111s eyes, I halo not touched one.'
"Then hoW is it your mother found five
apple cores in your bedroomand there
Is only one lett on the plate?
"That," said Tommy, as he dashed
wildly for the door, "is the ono 1 didn't_
touch.'
Odd Cashly (giving his son a Cheque):
Now,, be careful, my boy, Remember, a
tool and his money are soon parted,'
Spendall Caehlyi "Yea, sir; and thank
you far having obliged foe °o promptly,"
early age to drink coffee. Until I was
2.1 years o1d I drank scarcely anything
vise at my meals.
"A few years ago I began to be affect-
ed by a steadily increasing nervousness,
which eventually developed into a dis-
tressing heart trouble that made mo
very weak and miserable. Then, some
three years ago, was added asthma. 1n
its Worst torn. My sufferings from these
things can be better imagined than de.
scribed.
"During all this time my husband
realized more fully than I did that cof.
fee was Injurious to me, and made every
effort to make me stop.
"Finally it was decided a few months
ago, to quit the use of coffee absolute-
ly, and to adopt Portent Food Coffee
as our hot table drink. I had but 111110
idea that it would help me, but consent•
ed to try it to please my husband. I
prepared it very atrofuilly, exactly ac-
cording to directions, and was delight-
& with its dolhelms flavor and refresh-
ing qualities.
:Yost as soon as the poison from the
coffee lied time to get out of my system
the nutritive properties of the Postern',
began to build me up, and I ain new
hilly recovered from all my nervousness,
Mart trouble and Asthma, I gladly tic-
knowledke that now, for the fti'st time
in years,1 enjoy perfect health, and that
I owe 11 all to Postum." Name given
by Postum Co., Battio Creek, Mich,
There'll a reason. Read the little boots,
"The Read to Welhvi11e" in pkgs.
Postum Feed Coffee contains n0 drug
Of they destrlption whetsoeror4
"He says his wife Is largely respon-
sible for his business success." "Well,
she has certainly made it absolutely
necessary for him to earn more money."
What should be Forgotten? Everything that
mars. Who.t,.heuid not 80 forgotten 7 • The 1)
& L" Menthol Ylaaters i a 0651160 cur" fur 0 0508 -
lar rheumatism and neuraignt.
"But what reason have you for think-
ing women have no aim in life?" "Well,
I've seen several of them try to throw
stones."
•'By htedleine 1,ito May be Prolong-
ed.' —So wrote Shakespeare nearly three
hundred ,Years ago. It is so to -day.
Medicine wan prolong life, but be sure of
the qualities of the medicine. Life is
prolonged by keeping the body free
from disease. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric
011 used internally will cure cougne and
colds, eradicate asthma, overcome croup
and give strength to the respiratory
organs. UIvo it a trial.
Mrs. Wise: "The new girl Mrs. Close -
keep has got must be a jewel." Mrs.
Young: "Why, she complains about her
more than she did about any of her
others." "0f cause. She watts us all
to thinlc that tate girl isn't north entic-
ing away."
How Dr. Von Stun's Pineapple 'Tablets
Give Instant Relief.—They're handy to
carry—take one after eating—or when-
ever you feel stomach distress coming
on—sufferers have proved it the only
remedy known that will give instant re-
lief and permanent cure—no long tedi-
ous treatments with questionable re-
sults—best for all sorts of stomach troll.
blas. 35 cents.—t16
"Ole, Mrs. Binics," said a lodger to his
landlady one day, "i wish you could give
me a change for breakfast, as 1 gel ra-
ther tired of a boiled egg every day "
"Certainly, sir, I will do as you asic with
pleasure." Next morning he was served
with two boiled eggs I
Tire man with a dimple in his chin
can see no beauty in whiskers.
Only a very lazy man is afraid to earn
money because it may be tainted.
If you are a sufferer from colds get
a bottle of Sickle's Anti-Oonetunptive
Syrup and test its qualities. It will
he rewind that no prate° bestowed on
it is too high. 11, tions all that n
claimed for it, and does it thoroughly.
Do not take any substitute for Sickle's
yyrep, because it is the best, having
stood the test of years. All the best
dealers ao11 it.
They had not been married very long,
and that, complete blissfl trust which
young husbands and wives have in each
other had not yet been broken. But one
morning wine meekly remarked:—"1
mended the hole in your trousers pocket
last night atter you had gone to bed,
John, dear. Now, am t not a thoughtful
little wife?" Husband (dublously): Well
--er—ye-es, you are thoughtful en0ugh,
my dear. But hots the mischief did you
discover there was a hole in my
pocket?"
An old farmer went to a cattle show
t0 exhibit a favorite cow, for which he
had high hopes of winning first prize.
On learning the result, and that its cote
had been placed Rit11, this anger knew no
bounds, and rushing 'into the ring he
attacked the Judges. 'Why is my cow
not first? What are her faults id )dice
to know?" At this point one of Ilte
(11dges approached 111n1 and anaweee d .
slice faults, my goad mal, are somewhat
akin t0 yon' own. She lacks good breed.
Ing,"
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r 6e .paid to any
parson who proves that
Sunlight Soap contains any
injurious chemicals or any
form 01 adulteration,
is a perfect cleaner and will
not injure anything.
Best for all household pur-
poses, Sunlight Soap's super-
iority is most conspicuous in
the washing of clothes.
Common soaps destroy
the painted or varnished
surfaces of woodwork and
take the color out of clothes.
Even the daintiest linen
or lace, or the most delicate
colors may be safely washed
with Sunlight Soap in the
Sunlight way (follow direc-
tions).
Equally good with hard
or soft water.
Your money refunded by the deafer
frotn whom you buy Sunlight Soap if you
find any cause for complaint.
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'67
"He's very rink, but very unhappy."
"Wealth doesn't always bring happi'
Hess." "Still, if one is going to be un-
happy, it Is better to be unhappy with
money than without IL."
Like a bad habit a skin disease grows. Scram
Ions humors eczema and all eruptions may 6e
cured with tVeaver'o Hernia, assisted internally
by Weaver's Syrup. All Druggists.,
"Sure, I hear you're a happy father,
Pat." "'Thin yez haven't heard but half
av it. I'm two av thin. tit's twins?'
Do Not Delay.—when, through debili-
tated digestive organs, poison finds Its
way Into the blood, the prime consider-
ation is to get the poison out as rapid-
ly and as thoroughly as possible. Dw
lay may mean disaster. Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills will be found a most
valuable and effective medicine to as-
sail the intruder with. They never
fail. They go at once to the seat of
the trouble and work a permanent cure.
She (delightedly): "Papa says if we
want to get married he'll pay half the
expenses of furnishing a house for us"
He (despondently): "But who would pay
the other halt?"
Too Many People Daily With Catarrh.
—1l strikes one like a thunder -clap, de-
i elops with a rapidity that no other dis-
ease does. Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Pow-
der is the radical, quick, safe and pleas-
ant cure that the disease demands. Use
the means, prevent its deep seating and
years of distress. Don't daily with
Catarrh. Agnew's gives relief in ten
minutes. s0 cents. -07
Cassidy—'"iiSfy1 01 my, but 'tis natural
he looks.' Casey—"Aye, shure he looks
fur all the world Wilco a loive man layin'
there dead,"
Prevent disorder.—At the first Symp-
toms of Internal disorder, Parmeleo'e
Vegetable Pills should be resorted to
immediately. Two or three of these
salutary pellets, taken before going to
bed, followed by dopes of one or two
pills for two or three nights in sucooe•
;ion, will serve ns a preventive ofat-
tacks of dyspepsia and ail the discom-
forts which follow ie the train. of 'that
toll disorder. The meals are simple
when the way is known.
Mr. ')`ynitd: "1 asked your father for
his 0ansent ever t10 telephone," Miss
Clrnnce: "What Slid he say?" Mr. Ty.
mid. "110 sal&. '1 don't know who you
are, but it's all right) '
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on
All
Four
Sides
Made from Painted or Galvanized Steel, at prices varying from $2 85 to $5.10
per hundred square feet covering measure. This is the most desirable cov-
ering on the market, and is an ideal covering for Houses, Barns, Stores, Ele-
vators, Churches, etc. Any handy man can lay the "OSHAWA" shingles. A
hammer and snips are the only tools required.
We are the largest and oldest company of the kind under the British
Dag, and have covered thousands of the best buildings throughout Canada,
making them
FIRE, WATER AND LIGHTNING -PROOF
We also maunfacturo Corrugated Iron in long sheets, Conductor Pipe and
CAVE TROUGH Etc.
METAL SHINGLES, In imitation of brick or stone.
METAL CEILINGS, in 2,000 designs.
Write for Catalogue No. 1411 and free samples of "OSHAWA" Shingles. Write
to -day.
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MONTROAL, QUE. OTTAWA, OMT. TORONTO ONT. LOS00 N, ONT, WINNIPEG. VAN000YEn, I7.0.
707 Craig St. 423 aussox at. 11 Colborne et 00 Dundao 0. 70 Lombard at 010 Pander at.
Wiors Toon 102rarmS' 000108,
Head Office and Works, - - - Oshawa, Ont., Canada
Philanthropist.—My poor man, you are
in trouble, t see. Why do you wring
your hands? Hubo-1 Just washed '8111.
itching Piles.—Dr. Agnevc'e Ointment
Is. proof against the torments of Itching
Piles. Thousands of testimonials of
cures affected by Its use. No case too
aggravating or too long stanching for it
to soothe, comfort and cure. It cures
in from 3 to 6 nights. 35 cents. -05
Young 'Urs "'ve had five thousand
left me by an pole who's never seen
me." Old 'Un: That explains ill"
There 1s nothlte, .,equal to Mother
Gravers' Worm 1 .7,11, fyinator for de-
stroying worms. No article of its kind
has given such satiefeAdi0n.
"What makes you imagine your hus-
band' would make a successful writer of
(lotion?" "The stories he tells me."
"A Orave.yard Cough" le the cry of tortured
lungs for moray. Give them Allen's Long Balsam-
winch
alsam-
w n xl is u ed with on
good effect even in esump-
He—l' am told he has more money
than he knows what to do with. She—
Has he really? Such ignorance must be
bliss.
Sunlight Soap it better than other soaps,
but is beet when nsad in the Sunlight way.
Bay sunlight Soap and follow diteetiont,
"A man can be almost anything he's
a mind to be," remarked Wiseman.
"Yes; in his mind!" murmured Synniek.
Holloway's Oorn Cure is the medicine
to remove all kinds of corns and warts,
and only costs the small eum of twen-
ty -live cents.
"Hello, Jnoki" called mit little Ratty,
is Tommy in the house?" "Course ne
is. Don't you see his shirt on the line?"
More iron Needed in the blood of polo, 00
will
ptteherotePle1etceuitAt at gnrel os and Druggists,
Teacher: "Johnny, you may give are
a definition of 'hypocrisy: "It's when
a boy says he loves his teacher!"
Warrior \Voss.--Throhglr damp, cold
and exposure many a native soldier
who left his native hearth as "fit" as
ratan could be to fight for country's hon-
or, has been "invalided home" because
of ilio vulture of the battle ground --
Rheumatism. Soutar American Rheu-
matic Cure will absolutely cure every
case of Rheumatism in existence. Relief
in six hours. -98
MORE MEAT AND MILE FOR
POULTRY.
Lack of animal food is the weak point
with the average poultry ration. The
feeder is apt to use scraps of fresh meat
es if it were a kind of relish and not as
an important. part of the food, as his
own ration of hent steals. Results uI
recent tests at experiment stations
favor the use for the first few weeks of
a ration in which sixty per cent, of the
flesh -forming food or protein came from
animal Lind. Growth was more rapid,
and equal growth made from less 'food
nt u. lower cost than other rations hav-
ing 1,nvenh•, thirty or forty per cent. of
animal protein. After the first few
weeks, ii rens Lound rentable to in-
crease the proportion of grad]. These
0nnennsions are In agreement tvil.h com-
mon sense, as line yOting of all hinds in
the wilt] slate feed largely upon insects.
THE PEOPLE s'TARED,
Nies, 5pendoash (Ute possessor of a
new Worth costume) --"Did ,you brake
how people stared at us last evening?"
Husband (mealcly)—"Y.e•s; I made a
mistake and had mended My old dress
Coat with white thread!" '
"Do yeti bellove the old saying,
"There's no plate 1181 home'?" That
depends: "Depends thp0fl what.?
"U01pon whoa° bonne you are rofal'ring
011 SALE—Best, cheapest and nicest
located stock farm Jn the United
States; has a beautiful water front, and
contains 800 acres. SAMUEL P. WOOD-
COCK, Salisbury, Md.
CL.EANIiVG`Y out"•
LADIES' e ■ s SUITS
Dm b. don. parfectlr e7 ear Proach Procne. Try10
0RIT181{ *158(IOAM DYEING 00,
Of ONTRISIJ. TORONTO, OTTAWA a 01111530
RHES.! ATISM
in any form and cold perspiring feet positively
cured within 80 days, by our newly patented
Magnetic Disco' or money promptly refunded.
Maned anywhere 51.00. Write for d°soriptrve
booklet. Agoute wanted. MAGN1tT10 11lift11-
hLATISM OUSE 00., Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada
0 i ii {E+.bt+0+0, 40-fo4n(4404
FARMERS!
This Is the season of the year when you
need to use every precaution with your.
stock. ny the use of our
TOCK TONIC
and other remedies you bave the best
guarantee of health to your stook.
Voidable Advice Free
Use it and become your own veterinary.
surgeon.
Tim VETERINARY SPECIALTY CO, Welted
rS6 DUNDAS ST., TORONTO, ONT.
Farmers Wanted as
Land Agents.
Farmers wanted all over Canada as
agents for Westoi'n Canada lands;, all
selected lands; liberal commission. Ad-
dress "Farm Lands," P. 0 Box 528,
Winnipeg, Man.
WONDERFUL ENDURANCE.
"There's one thing I will say," remark-
ed Mr. Cumrox, and that Is that my
daughter Arabella has a fine dispos
tion 1"
Indeed?"
"Yes, sir, The way she 0nn . sit for
hours listening to herself play on the
piano shows remarkable sell-coltroli"
Faith
You cannot be expected to have faith in
$lliloh'n Consumption Cure, the Lung
Tonic, an a cure for Colds, C.ughe and all
diseases of the air passages, if you have
not tried it. 'We have faith m st, and we
guarantee it. Kit doesn't cure you it Costa
you nothing. If it does it costs you 25c.
That'; fair. Try' it to..iayp
Shiloh hes mored many thousands of the
most obstinate cases, antlwe do not hesitate
to say that it will cure any Cold, Cough,
Throat or Lung trouble. 1f lye did not
believe this we would not guarantee it.
Shiloh has had an unbroken record of
success for ditty years It tae stood
every possible testwsthoul fm'lurd. Further
Proof
is totnld in the many testimonial, of those
who have tried Shdeh and lleoas cured:
Nu. Archie Toylor, Asaph Pa" writes t-
1 lea Iwtde of Shiloh's C ,,,,n, "toff Cele
; faend it very beneficial. 1 h.velwe eht'lchee
a they And n tongdo goal, 1 eve than
ever/thine 1 cont tisk of, tnnlhdy pot no tuna
moil erne evening my huthse' sld p tett! et
SA*, We ea i1 to the s ica When 1Q�".
-n ,t 1t iso.
Brent W bed, **I I okot(fel re es it in the
�,a�'a anplsraly 1 Irl] wale Co! 60)
lae"wa
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d. with ,stales. *karate ,sas+didi'6 is so 1
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