The Brussels Post, 1906-5-10, Page 3L
' :+ter einI.1 l i'd°3„I,•llei„I,^1einleteden, I PAI.Ii, 1.US'I'Li1E,S HEALTH
'heli DAILY BATH.
A. witty woman, the president of a
•collego for women, said once that We
world may be divided Into two classes -
time who bathe dully and those who do
not. This dl'asiun on be made, of
course, just as any other separation of
one macs from alollice, but It should
'net bo nude to disparagement of 111060
W110 do noU tato Zhu morning tub.
TYm daily cool or cold bath is an 020.
-0110116 Institution, ptbmotly% of eleanlie
nest. health, vigor, and a feeling an
d
to } akin
uilko for these who do nut take it;
but 11 is not an absolute neccasil.y, even
for cletullineos, 11 is not possible to lay
down any .tiles of hygiene which aro of
univcreal application without modifica-
tion. The bort that can be dorm to to
:treat, M the m'erago person, and those
:above or below this average mist make
modifications i11 one or 11101 other direc-
tions to suit the Individual needs. This
is the ease with tho morning tub.
For the average person in average
heathen a daily ball} in cool water ie u!
the greatest value for both health and
'elranlltteOs. For the latter a worm bath
is often said to be necessary, but this
is not so ordinarily. Ono who bathes
evohy morning, soaping the body well
before stepping into the tub say on two
• mornings of the week, bus no need for
ttu' Saturday night scrub in hot water.
The daily nuttier, especially iI tlw under-
clothes are changed two or three lirr108 a
week, on soap days, Is clean enough for
.this wicked world without further atom
hon.
The temperature of the bath should
to as low ea ono can endure with ewn-
dorl; it should never be so low that the
battier feels cold after drying the body.
For the young with strong hearts a
temperature of fifty degrees is a fair
'overage{ biL as age advances this tern-
perulure should rise say one degree
with each year over forty, so that for a
omen of any years lire batt[ may be at
sixty degrees, and for one of sixty.
years at seventy degrees. After sixty
years ono should observe caution re-
gafding the tub bath, and it is better
to get the doctor's advice, for If the wa-:
ter le too cold or too hot, a weakened
heart may receive a dangerous shock.
Sponge -batting fs then batter as a rule.
l'ho Lempefaturc of the air in We room
should h1 general he about that of the
bath water, or a little above. The glow
-of the reaction which comes wilh the
rubbing is more readily produced In a
warn room. For this purpose a good,
.rough towel shoui(1 bo used vigorously.
1n order to bring the blood to the sur-.
face and stimulate circulation generally.:
Indeed, from We health point of view,
the; rubbing is a most Important part
of Um bath. -Youth's Companion.
Can Only Obtain Health Thi ouph Now,
Rich Pure Blood Made by Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills.
Growing girls -girls In lh011' teens -
must have richt, pure blood. Healthy
womanhood depends upon the vital
(Mange from girlhood to maturity. liv-
ery woman should most carefully
watch her daughter's health at this cel -
30011 period. 1I a girl at this period has
hetdaohes, if she Is pale, WM and lan-
guid, it shows that her slender blood
supply is being overtaxed. SIlo will
always bo ailing and may slip into a
hopeless decline or consumption it her
• blood is not built up at once with Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills. The rich, red
blood which these pills make .bring
health and strength to every organ,
and make dull, listless, languid girls,
bright, .rosy-cheeked, active and strong.
Miss Maggie Donahue, Erinsvilio, Ont.,
seys; "Before 1 began the use of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills 1 was badly run
down, and It seemed as though my
blood had turned 'to water, i was
very pale, suffered from headaches and
palpitation of the heart, and often I
would pass sleepless nights. T found
nothing to belp me until I began, the
use of Dr. VJitinu1s' Pink Pills, and
these have fully restored me and f can
truthfully say I never enjoyed better
health titan 1 um now doing,"
When Dr. Williams' Pink Pills re-
' Once bad blood with good blood they
strike straight at Lho root of all cohn-
men ailments 111(0 anaemia, decline,
Indigestion, kidney and liver troubles,
f -kin eruptions, erysipelas, neuralgia,
St, Vitus dance, pnralysts, rheumnlism,
• and the special ailments of growing
girls and women, Be sure you got
111e genuine pills with the hill name,
"Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Pen -
pie," printed on the wrapper nrnund
each box. Sold by medicine dealers er
sent by moil at 50 cents a box or rex
hones for $2.50 by writing Tile Dr. Wtl-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont,
PE'T'S OF BRIT1811 SOLDIF.1RS.
One Regiment Had Emu and Kangaroo.
Another a Snake.
No less than thirty regiments in the
British army havo pot animals at-
tached.
The dogs of the "Fighting Fifth" and
"Jack," the retriever, of the Twelfth
Lancers, march with then' companies
when on active service, and have taken
part in more than one battle, The (arum
horse of the Seventh Hussars -present-
ed by the late Queen Victoria -marches
proudly at the head of the .nen, wills
while tail and main flowing.
"Billy," the goat of the Welsh Fusil-
iers, is better known, and is a very
showy soldier finical, as h0 shuts along
ir, all the glory of scarlet cant, with
white facings, Orad the badge and crest
of the regiment on his •forehead. rho
Queen's Own hussars has also a goat.
A doer Is the pet of the Seatorlh
Ilghlanders. "Antony," a little donkey,
attached himself to the Twenty-sixth
Battery while in India and became an
established favorite, marching, eating
and drinking with the mon. A pet boar
was We mascot of the Gloucester regI-
ment, but becoming ill tempered had
to bo shot.
The Lancers of New South Wales
1 (ave an emu and a kangaroo.."Poter,"
the goose, became the pct at the Grena-
diers while In Canada. The lame bird
limped up to a sentry on night and held
up a hurt foot for his inspection. ile
attended to the wound, and the bird
thereafter refused to leave the camp, so
the soldiers adopted it.
When the Devonshire regiment wns
In India, a snake was for many months
adopted as a pet, end, though poison-
ous, tt never attempted to hurl any
member of the company. Suiten the men
returned to England this uncanny pet
was left behind,
HEALTiH AND BEAUTY:
Housemaid's knee may be avoided by
using a cushion to kneel on instead of
'the IWO floor.
In cases of measles the child must Le
guarded from a strong light. A warm
Bath may be giveu if fever is high.
Hiccough may be relieved by sipping
cold water, or holding the breath may.
•also effectually cheek 1L 1f these me-
thods tall, a teaspoonful of bicarbonate
of soda to a half tumbler of water)
should be taken.
Dandruff In adult persons may lead lei
premature baldness, and should be,
treated with care. Brushes and combs
-should bo washed daily 1n strong soda,
waleu; the hair should be washed dully
with soap and water, and afterwards,
with an alcoholic solution of perchloride
of mercury, and thoroughly dried.
Valeo of Mille. -Good pure milk Is
.mdrltous and f[esb-forming. Take a
,gloss of hot milts the last thing at night
it troubled with insomnia, or if you wish
•(o gain flesh. Mille must always be
'taken slowly -sipped, in fact -and take
lune Lon minutes over a glass.
Care of Digestive Organs. -Nervous
':brealldovrn 1s oftener duo to overwork-
ing the digestive organs than to mental
8181101 as such. Abstemious habits In
•caling cotnbined with some attention to
-exercise make it possible for one to do
an Immense amount of hard brain-
work without injury.
A good Stimulant. -Hol milk, heated
'to as high a temperature as it oan be
drunk, is a most refreshing stimulant
in cases of cold or over -fatigue. Its
:action is very quick and grateful. The
:effect of hoe milk is tar more beneficial
end lasting than that of alcohol. It
,gives real strength as well as acting as
Y fillip.
Shampoo Substitute. -Orris -root pow -
'dor dusted, over tiro hair is a good sub -
stains, for frequent shampooing. ennete piece.
The animal delighted with its finery,
showed its glee by so many lithe squeaks
and kicks of pleasure that general "t-
tenton wns attracted to it.
Not long after another state peones -
sloe. was formed, and the previous won
el' of the gold cloths being restored to
, health, tools his accustomed, place end'
trappings, when the now degraded t
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ELEPHANTS DELIGH1' iN DRESS.
Costly and Magnificent Trappings Aro
Placed on Them.
Elephants are passionately fond of
finery, and delight to see themselves
decked out with gorgeous trappings.
The native princes of India are very
particular in choosing their state ele-
phants, and will give fabulous sums fur
nn animal that exactly meets the some-
what fanciful standards they havo omen
ed. For these they have made cloths
or silk so heavily embroidered with gold
that two men aro hardly able to lift
them.
An amusing instance of elephant
pride is narrated. The elephant which
usually led the state procession of a
Rajah being 111, the ningnigcent trap.
pings were placed on ono W11101) had
up to that time occupied only a subor-
'Spr[nide the powder into the hair and
rib it well into the scalp, then brush It
out. Oris is one of tihe few powders
•which nr0y be used for this purpose, as
It will not stop the pores. It is cleans.
:Ing and will give a faint, sweet odor to
Otho hair.
Tho Study of Ileallh.-The clearness,
•and consequently the beauty, of the skin
depends so much upon the healtliot the
body that no one on hope to have a
brillinnl and healthy complexion who
sutlers from indigestion, neornlgia,
'anaemia, oto., therefore due regnrd
must he paid to everything which effects
the general health If you want your
skin to be 1n good condition. The best
aids to booty are abundant ablutions
of tbe._.entire body,. wholesome and
•enelly-digested fond,, plenty of fresh ail'
and sniltaient sleep.
a'u Slave Off Wrinlcles,-it Ia highly
'important that grime o11Cunuteted clue-
ing the day should be removrd before
lying down. Neglect of this agile will
:cense SnlOwness and. blackheads. Tho
Moo eho3ld 11e washed with hot wntar
•and soap, he rinsed in many waters,
.and be rh4ed tllnroughly. Next a really
good Akin fond, quite tree (tutu Wnx,
spermaceti, or salted lard, end eon -
Mining tittle or no glycerine, may h0
applied.. if a liquid 111 should he brushed
over the parts. If mono soled it should
be gently spread. Any messego .below
the eyes, or at the nye corners, is sure
o maim wrinkles, A brush has a mar.
Venous effect on the softer skin Imes.
Tide is a !latish job, as the fly re-
.ked while tit wone� We,leing over filo
Ill kW* blltd head,
nen,
TRACKING Id(1Nn.
A Hunter's Experiences in the Wilds 01
Boat Africa.
The sportsman hunting lions In Bast
Africa has to depend upon being favor-
ed by oh'cumstences. Ile may and MMM.
self unarmed just velum bis chance has
conte. Lions often hunt In combina-
tion, sety8 (ho author, of "Vlashligh'ls 1n
the Jungle." They drive their prey to-
ward each Mire and 800111 to communi-
cate by their roars.
III 1900, writes Mr, ,Schillings, i had
en encounter with tilree lions wield)
might easily have proved fatal to me.
Following the course of a stream, f
went out for a short walk round the
camp, armed, contrary to my usual
miniu31, with only a fowling -piece.
Suddenly 1 00010 upon the tracks of
several Lions.
Almost Involuntarily I followed the
tracks for two hundred yards or so, end
was about to make my way down into
the dried-up bed of a stream when l
beoaTle cooso OUS 01 e. shadow t0 my
loft. Turning round, I beheld a lioness
twenty-five paces off, eyeing mo quietly.
Almost simultaneously I saw, six or
eight paces from her, two other lions
moving forward, half -covered by the
grass.
Igor several seoonds neither I nor the
lions mode a move. But oho lioness pre-
sently turned away from me quite calm-
ly, took several steps along the border
of 11te gorge, and then disappeared sud-
denly among 1110 bushes. The others
disappeared simultaneously. I waited
motionless for a minute where I wag,
then hastened book to the camp.
in 1900 I witnessed a very interesting
spectacle. 1 had 110en for several hours
following up the tracks of some lions
when 1 name suddenly upon 11n ostrich's
nest, with some young ostriches in it
only Just out of their shells, and with
some eggs within a few hours of hatch-
ing. "1'o my astonishment, the lions
seemed to have disdained the young
birds.
But on: examining 1110 tracks more
carefully, I teemed bettor. The old
ostriches had evidently espied the lions
In good lime In Lho clear moonlight,
and, as the tracks fndternal unmistal(-
ably, had enticed them away from the
nest by effecting a speedy retreat. The
lions had followed the ostriches for
about a hundred yards with long
springs, but had then, seeing the pur-
suit ' was hopeless, fallen buck into 41)031'
ordinary stride. In this way the os-
triches succeeded in saving their
threatened brood.
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AN EX -MAYOR GIVES
UNSTINTED PRAISE
"DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS ARE 1110
VERY BEST MEDICINE 1 EVER
USED FOR KIDNEY
. TROUBLE.
Mr. Robert Sheppard, Ex -Mayor otGan-
anoque, Ont., Testifies to the Merits
of Dodd's. Kidney Pills.
Gananoque, Ont., April 30.--(Speelal.)
-"1 suffered off and on for over four
years from kidney trouble," writes Mr.
Sheppard, of this place, "and though I
tried many remedies and was under a
doctor a long while 1 got no better. 1
had Bright's Disease slightly, Lumbago,
pains in my loins and al limes all over
nay body. Mn skin was dry, hard and
burning, I could not sleep, the least ex-
ertion made me perspire fearfully and
my blood was so had I broke out in
bolls all over the neck and beelt. I was
In tills state when I started taking
Dodd's Kidney Pills and in an Incredi-
bly short space of time the boils dis-
appeared, I recovered my health and
now I ant quite cured."
Corns cause intolerable pain. fLollo-
way's Corn Cure removes the trouble.
Try 11, and see what amount of pain
It saved.
Teacher -•-- "What is the consotenee?"
Little 3831105 - "!tis sonothhlg that
11111(00 you sorry when. you gits found
0311." -_
Man and Wife in Distress. - Rev,
Dee leoohror, of Buffalo, says: "My wife
and 1 were bout troubled rvltlt die•
li'oseing -Catarrh, but we Have enjoyed
freedom from this aggravating malady
since the day we l[rst used Dr. Agnew's
Catarrhal Powder. Its action was 101•
stantaneous, giving We most grateful
iettef within ten minutes neer first ep-
pliaatioo. " 50 cents, -153
If a man only had nine lives like a
oat, be could insuee 1110111 all and col -
feet on ono occasionally when he got
herd up.
13 OAT DO PROM111 0080 who ave ran down„
=undo, pale listless? Peiroriuh, the bear
1,110. I31,011ds, maims strong, it hives new lire.
There aro many tomos bat m, y one "F,rorovtrn."
'beast, imagining, perhaps, WM, Ito wns
being defrauded of his promotion, was,
1
wilt great dIMeulty, restrained teen
attacictng the lender of tihe porede,
' STURDY BARIE,S. •
In every Home whore Baby's Own
, Tablets are used your will find rosy,
shindy, good-natured babies because
these goblets cleanse 111e stontnoh and
bowels, aid digestion, and (hue bring
perfect heui11t. Ask m1y mother who hes
used the 'Tablets and she will tell. you
(hee Is no Other medicine so g0o(I,
Mies. James hail, 130ao11 11111, N.S.("
says: "My baby wns; lroubledewitb in-
digestion, was cross told peevish and
rapidly losing flesh, t got Baby's Own
Tablets and less Than a box cured him
and Ile hn.s ever since enjoyed good
health and 1s growing splendidly."
Mothers should remember that alis tiled -
101110 1s absolutely safe and can be
given to the weakest, tenderest baby,
Or le the 0(ut'dy welf•grown boy or girl
With manly good affect. Sold by ail
medicine deaiers or by mall at 25 cents
a box front The Dr. Williams' Mfedicine
Co., Rrockvile, Ont.
There is no graduating from the
cttoal of cepertonee,
111SAPPISAR[NG PAPIER.
Sympathetic inks, by means of which
'•Pilings can be cenoenied when tate
tpiper containing them is not subjected
o certain external influences, have long
been ]mown, but a disappearing piper,
We decoy of which at lite end of a fixed
Ilene destroys writing and:all, Is certain-
ly a novelly. Such n neper, says the
113ench Journal La Pepelorte, has 004-
(:Idly been invented. It is prepared by
steeping in mild, the strength of which
is varied wording In the lenge of UM
Intended to he best.owetl upon the pa-
i,rr. Aflne n -longer or shorter time she
paper disintegrate,,. and falls to piocese
iL is suggested that WM kind of paper
would bra a been to those who do not
[visit lo have their totters indetnilely
preserveil, huh What holders of promis-
sory notes should barvar° of 1t.
Traveller -'"Why do you allow that
waiter (o rcmaln constantly so dole
to that young married couple? It evi-
(ently annoys them." neslourateur --
"Oh,
"Oh, bemuse, they eon)) lhiugv
NO as to got him out Of hearing."
"T havo discovered a great labor -Sav-
ing device." "I always said you were
a genius. Whet is it?" • "1 am going
to marry Miss Bullion, the heiress."
IN Tflie GAME.
Monona --"Ethel, what do you mean
by shouting In that disgraceful fashion?
Leek Thew quiet Willie isl"
Ethel -"0t course, ho's quiet; thaL's
our gant0,. Ile's paha coating home lute,
and len you."
Miserable Folks could trace both
slate of mind and body to some ono
Cr outer form
' o[ 8(0(1100(1 dieorder. Dr. I.
Von Stans flneapple `fabhn is a '`vest r
pocket" remedy that nature provides
and that medical science ices proved a
wonder In preventing and curing sto-
mach ailments, 1I you've a symptom
of distress in your 8torn110b1 test the
Pineapple cure. 35 conls. 152
SHE FOOLED [IIM.
Her Mamma - "Florence, 1 am al-
most positive that he kissed you be-
hind the door last night(."
She - "Yes, but that wasn't the worst
of It. It was also behind the ear,"
Tho superiority of Mohler Graves'
Worm Exterminator is shown by its
good effects on the children. Purchase
a bottle and give It a trial.
A BAD HABIT.
"Could yen give a poor ratan a quar-
ter ter gut a bit to eat?"
"See here, fellow, you're the same
man [ gave a quarter to yesterday."
"Say, boss, don't folies to your eet
eat dinner every day?"
THS 'WORST RIND
After Piles have existed for a long time
and passed through different stages, tho
tuifering is intense -pale, aching, throbbing,
((10(0(5 form, filled to bursting with black
olood.
Symptoms indicating other troubles may
Qum' to a thoroughly Pilo -sick person.
This is when Dr. Leonhardt's i0em Roid,
;he only absolute Pilo cure, brings the
results that 11as nude its fame.
It will cute the most stubborn case in
exietonue .and a bonded guarantee to that
silect goes with each package.
$onn-Bold is to bo had for $1.00 at the
drug store, or from Tho Wilson•I'yle Com.
pany, Limited, Niagara Falls, Ont. 3
Magistrate - "You were bogging cel
the publio sheets, and you had over $11
ill your pocket." Prisoner - "Yoe, sir;
t may not bo as Industrious as some,
y'r honor, but I'm no spendthrift."
TURK Tara DISTINCTION: A purely Inca!
disease of the skin, Into barter's Itch, is cured by
Weaver's Carate alone, But whore Clio blood 13
loaded with impurity, molt as Salt Rheum,
Weavers Syrup also should 130 used.
AUSTRALIAN DROUTII,
[n parts of Australia where the aver-
age yearly rainfall is not more than
tel: inches a square mile of land well
support only eight Or nine sheep. to
the Argentine republic, South America,
We sante arca, with thirty-four inches
or rain, supports 2,560 sheep.
A Clear [Healthy Skin - Eruptions of
the skin and the blotches which blem-
ish beauty are the result of impure
blond caused by unhealthy aotion of the
liver and kidneys. In correcting this
unhealthy action and restoring the or-
gans to their normal condition, Par-
u101ee's Vegetable Pills Will at the mono
time cleanse the blood, and the blotches
end eruptions will disappear without
leaving any trace.
AFTER THE SERVICE.
The Minister -"That was a rather long
sermon I preached this morning, my
deur. Do you Think It met with the ap-
proval of the congregation?"
Inns Wife -"1- suppose so, Abner. f
noticed they Were all nodding."
",Sly ',Volnan, is ft the Kidneys?" --
Investigatimn in half the disorders pe-
culiar to women would prove faulty
kidneys 1110 seat of the trouble. If
you're troubled with that [red, drag-
ging feeling, have an almost constant
heaviness, maybe sharp pains in the
head, put South American Kidney Cure
tc the test. You'll find it the long
sought friend, and it never tail.. -1501
Bridegroom (on honeymoon) - "I
Haven't the slightest objection to ynurl
giving all your time to the dug, my
own, but I wieh you had merle it 01110
clear, when you suggested bringing it,
whether it was you and i who wero go.
trig on our honeymoon and wore bring-
ing the dog. or whetter it was you and
the dog who Were bringing me."
Bo Thorp a WM Wisdom Points the
Way. - The sick man pines for relief,
but he dislikes sending for lire doctor,
which means bottles of drugs never
consumed. flo has not the resolullnn
(0 load his stomach 10111) compounds
which smell yiila[noushy mid taste
worse. Rut If he hove the 130111 to deal
himself with his ailment, wisdom will
direct his attention to Parmelee's Vegrl.
In01e Pills, lvhinh, ns a specific for in-
digestion and disorders of the digest -
five organs, have no equal.
EQUATOR ON A TEAR.
Thew were holding mid -year mum
(nations in ono of the public schools.
The subject was geography. 000 of
the questions asked was "What Is the
equator?" -
"The equator," read the answer of a
nine-year-old boy, "Is a menagetee lion
running around the centre of the earns"
Sunlight Soap In hotter than other soaps,
lint is boot when' used in tho Sunlight way.
Ban Sunlight Soap and follow direotions.
SU13TEn11ANEAN WORLDS.
The Great Solite Dakota Cavo is the
largest cavern in tho world. It is situ-
ated in the region of the Bleck Hills,
and oxeeods even the Mammoth Cave
in Kent: try, It 18 'flfly-two tapes long
and contains 1,500 rooms, many of
which are over 200 teat high, and aro
massed wltl slalacttes and stalagmites
et groat size. There aro streams, water-
falls, and thirty-seven lakes in this vast
subterranean world which is 6,000 feet
above .the sea -levo\ end 400 tent deep.
Kitty "So you have teen lee Parie1
You must have had a nice time there;
you understand the language so per-
fectly, you know." I3asstc --- "Well, the
Met 1s, (h012gih you'd hardly believe 11,
they speak sun queer trench there
that - It's quite impossible to- converse
with them with any degree of tntelll-
geneo`,'
$111,(3(3 REWARD will
be paid to any
parson who proves that
Sunlight Soap contain. 407
injurlous chemieuls or any
form of adulteration.
ight
p
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 dealer
frotn whom you buy Sunlight Soap if you
End any cause for complaint.
Lever Brothers Limited Toronto
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Grain and Stook, Rocks Washing
Machines, wagon boxes, scrapers,
wheelbarrows. Write for catalogue.
WETOLAUFi,1R BROS. & SONS.
STRA'1'FORD, ONT.
DESIGNING,
"There are very few women arctlt•
leets."
No wonder. Women do not relish be-
ing called 'designing creatures."
Cholera and all stimme1' 0Omplahnis
arc so quick in their notion that the
cold hand of death is upon 1110 vic-
tims before they aro aware that danger
is near. If attacked do not delay in get.
ting the proper medicine. Try a dose
of Dr. J. 1). KCeilogg's Dysentery Cordial,
mid you will get Immediate relief. iL
nets wills wonderful rapidity and never
fails to effect a cure.
AN X ADDED.
Jonesmith - "My wife was such a
pensive rrerdure hetore I married, but
she nominee to have gotten over it nervi,"
Rrownright -=' "1 see. You mean she's
expensive now.
•
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Two thousand designs 8nitable for all classes of work such as
Churches, Schools. Stores, Halls. Also special designs for (louses, Kit-
chens, Dining -Rooms, to. Nothing has ever been devised to equal Ped-
lar's Steel Collings for Farm Ileuses. Cheap as lata and plaster and will
never crack or fall off.
Avoid Accidents by Using
Pedlar's Steel Ceilings.
Made to fit any size room and can be nailed on by any rnechania
Shipped from our warehouses painted all ready to apply,
OUR CATALOGUE, NO. 44 C, DESCRIBES MANY Di:SIGNS.
WRITE FOR 1T. IT COSTS YOU NOTHING. WRr1T TO -DAY.,
THE PEDLAR PEOPLE
NONTROM, QOL OTT8WA, 0NT. I 10110070. ONT, 1,050ON, CNP,
707 0raIy 00. 458 500801 SC i 1l ,lorborno Ot 00 0S5Wta 0f.
1TINNiPB°, I Warn Touts Nsaastr 0
VANCOUVER, 0.0,
70 Lombard OL AR= f 010 Pander St.
Head Office and Works, Oshawa, Oat., Canada
MAKE the FARM PAY
A Fairbanks -Morse 2 H. P.
Jack -of -all -Trades
GASOLINE ENGINE
NGINE
willow wood an fast n two men eon handle
It. I5 nom Dumps water, holia cora, grinds reed,
mate. butter, rune cream noparator, LA 1803 far.
nishtw power nor all farm para it
Every farmer .heals hares nae
Oat oat this rompioto ndvorttcnmeat and nand It to
TER CANADIAN FAII{BAMS COMPANY, LTD44. MOl riv,MS AL ET,
Ptoses pond mo (wltbovt charge) ptrttcularn abort Jnck.otall-Tradoe Engin for lam nae.
I may wnnta 8,r Nntnt
Engine for Address Prov,,,_„-�
In Western eanad
Tw,o cornering
sections, o01uo,
ed hands is
Saskatohewan, only 6 miles from two railwaye, 0.P.R, & O.T.P.
Strong soil, 00 por cont. plough land, spring creek, no MOUES%
About 40 miles N.B. of Indian Heed. Price 510.50 per aero.
Write for map and fall particulars
R. PARo-ONS, 91 Wellesloy Street, Toronto, Canada.
A UiNiVERSiTY EDUCATION -COSTING
JUST A Lrl'rLII TROUBLE.
If you will devote only your SPA le B TIME
sending us names of farmers and feeders and help
Intrmluce
ARABIAN STOOK AND POULTRY FOOD TABLETS
,A Common -lienee Stook Food at a Common -Sense
Price of ONE. CENT A POUND RATE
11.00 per 100 Prepaid and guaranteed. Send us a
trial order and ask for booklet No. hs giving fun
particulars 000)100 Free Premiums oltored.
THE BESAW CHEMICAL 00.,
SCROFIBLD BLDd., CLEVELAND, O.
Agents Wanted.
We want reliable men to represent
us in every town In Ontario, for the
sale of
Cobalt Mining Shares
Any person can sell these shares.
Hustlers can make big money. Write
without delay.
THE S. S. NESBITr COMPANY,
Promoters, Brokers and Fiscal Agents
Conrederation Life nuil..ing, 1 oronte.
A WOLF WAS I111.
"[ heard that you called 111e a beast,
\ILSs Tabasco."
"Well, 1 guess I did."
"What kind of a beast, may I ask?"
"A wolf, I fancy. You're so hard to
!'cop from the door, Mor. Borobman."
It Retains the Old and Miekes New
1'rriends.-Time WAS when Dr. Thomas'
Ecleciric 011 hod but a shall field of
distribution, but now its territory is
widespread. Those who first recogniz-
es its curative quintiles still value II es
'r specific, and while 11. retains Its old
Mends it is over making nolo. ft is
certain that whoever once uses it will
not, be without it.
It sometimes happens that the man
who considers his wife onn in a thou-
sand Imagines her molder Is the
other nine hundued rind ninely-nano.
Snit Rheum Cured Quick. - Dr. Ag-
rew's Ointment cure. Salt Rheum and
all itching or burning skin diseases in
e day. One application gives almost
Instant, relief. Pot' itching, Blind, ne
Bleeding Piles it stands without a peer.
Cures to three to six nights. 35 cents.
-1St
• iNSTJ3AD OF A CROWN.
Do You Know How the Sheet of Fools-
cap was Named f
i:verygrle who has to do with paper
recognizes foolscap ns n sheet thirteen
by eix(0en Inches. Thio Is nerd as n
standard size • all over, officially and
rommercfolly. The paper derived its
n011i0 in a curious manner.
Atter the exccu11nn of Charles T.,
Cromwell and his s1nff, in organizing
the Commonwealth, mndo all possible
offo'Is to remove ever;ything which had
anything :to do with 11)0 old mel0rehy.
The paper to official use up In that time
had, as a watornlarlc, the king's .sown;
and, when Cromwell was asked what ilo
should pfd i11 111e place of this crown, to
show his overwhelming dislike to every-
thing concerning royally, he directed'a
tool's cap to be put in elle place of 111e
er01V.
-Thisnleas done, and, when Charles II,
ascended the throne et Englend, it, wee
at first forgotten to replace the eap by
something Oise, and 111011, too late; the
king eves afraid to do enythtng do re'
call !hinge dangerous to teach, and so
it was neglected, and the fool's cap may.
be seen as .6. Watermark Ole Clearly all
official papers.
After finding something goed,' get
busy and iook for something better.
OLD VIRGINIA FARMS
ILLUSTRATED CA1ALOCUE 00E0.
LARGEST LIST FOR SALE 114 714E STATE
0' 88ELIFAN de CO.,. 14I0(IM0N0, VIA° NIA...
ARPET DYEING
and Omantor. This ).0.0,0 0(60 0(th the
BRITISH AAMER*CAN DYEING 00.
Enna Fut(001.10 by Dant 004 wo To aura 10.WJ.I7
&Wrens cot.85, t0amreai.
Rheumatlsrn Cured.
Why doou stiffen-Starr's Magic Rheumatism
Cure will relieve the worst cases of acute,
chronic, , or hiflammatory rheumatism in 24
hours. Every bottle has a positive guarantee
to cure. .Hundreds of marvelous cures have
been made lu all ports of Canada. Tl your
druedist oo,l,lot give you Staves, take no other,
sondd__direct to us. $1.00 per bottle.
Osborn. nem0dy Oa, 175 Tongs St ,Toronto, Ont
TTEERBOROUf /' tit-!
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-'_.4ayga1���M Biatt Chea�A(.fof.
r list (anon,5hilhlgunrhesr
E 00 ATALacUE ANO GtrooePnleE5Pd SWIM,
Ai BARRED Rocks exclusively. Our
winnings at Guelph: First put
let, anoint for best pullet and special
Mr best female. At Detrott: First put -
let, second cockerel, second cock, and
special for bast shaped male. Mating
List free on application. Eggs from 18
per setting up. Jno. Pringle, Propria(
tor, London, Ont.
T.6,RM TOR seenTn353.
800 acre farm, 3 miles from Indian
Head, Sask. Good buildings,550 acres cul.
titated, 430 in crop, over 150 more t0 cul-
tivate, good pasture, fire wood. $21,000,
half cash. Yielded 13,000 bushels last
year. Several unimproved pieces ad-
joining available homesteads. J. M!
Thomson, Real Estate, Indian dead,
Sask. _.-._...
SOME WOMEN'S WAY.
Agent - I'm sore you'd be charmed
with the house If you took it. Why
dont you and your wife discuss the
question?
llenpeok-My dear sir, my wife MOV.
0r discusses things rvitll me. She ale
ways disputes.
For 33 Years
Shiloh's Consumption Cure, the Luftg
Tonic, has been before the public, and
Otis, together with the faa that its sales
have steadily increased year by year, is the
Len proof of the merit of
Shiloh
as a one for Coughs, Coria, and at)
diseases of the lungs and sit passages.
'prose who larva used Shiloh would not
b0 without it. Those who have ((0003'
used it should know that 1vety hottio (0
sold with a positive guarantee that, if it
doesn't cute you, the dealer will refund
what you paid for ft. Shiloh
Das Cured
thousands of the inert obstinate execs of
Coughs, Colds and Lung !roubles. Let h
cu10 you.
'Lad winter 1 eeusbed for three meths 60
:1 t 1 was 3,.105 into Cenmmluian. l took hl
man cot Modic,ner but ttelhbts did ree heel
until mai sietee's Conmm0tien Cme. Fat
bottles cured me. 71dt ,,1011t 1 Md a sary WWI
eeld 3(01 hat able to k, mr luews 10380 seta
so hlw die and bwaet, Sic battles of Sh;kh mode
me uta stain. !Ave aivea i1 to eerg ole,
�rand q,a qF tium Nnyo ,to
cur« pD.
ygcepl,, 911, Nratmthw floc. Ooh
S 11 IL 0 ti
25c. rvitlh asotapke al all rlruggisis3
15,917E NO. 13..O4