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DRINKING WATER.
Water is the universal Solvent, and
11, preserves this properly inside the Wi-
nne] body ns welt as without. IL 1s
therefure a useful, indeed Indispensable,
substance; but iL must bo token with
discretion.
if one drInks a herd water—ane. al-
reeely saturate:1 with nails --it does little
good, for all Ile energy must be ex
-
vended In removing from the system the
mineral matter which It already holds
10 solution, and the animal voslo is
left where it was llefere.
A drinking water, t,. bo of any use,
;mist bo pure, or cemperetively so. Dis-
tilled water Ls Lilo best drink,. but un-
less It is aerated --shaken up so as to
absorb air—it is flat and most unpala-
table.
Rainwater, in the country, is distilled
water, .and 11 properly collected and
stored, is excellent for drinking pur-
poses. The first full should be allowed
Li run away, for 11 contains the dust
and other impurities In the air, and
also the bird droppings and dirt from
the root or other collecting surface.
The Cistern in which it is stored should
be protected from the surface drninings,
end should bo lightly covered to keep
Oa dust. Water so kept is greatly pre-
ferable to well water, which is almost
never beyond the possibility of contam-
ination, no matter how far 1t may Le
from tle,barn or the outhouses, and no
matter though 11, may be at a higher
level. There are often scans and cracks
In the earth, which give free way to
water, and in This way the surface
washings may be carried to the bottom
of n deep well a long way of] and on a
higher level.
Many- persons will not trust any na-
tumi supply, and drink only bottled
water, either natural or artificial. But
this Is not always as safe as it seems
to be. The maker Of the artificial water
may not filler it before charging 11 with
enrboulc acid gas, and then of muse
it is no better that ilio water of the
town where it is made.
The natural waters may be pure and
they may not, just as any spring may
o1. pure or contaminated.
Those who live In cities where the
water Is filtered may safely drink, 1I
they can be sure the water supplied is
aiwnys that which came through the
filler -beds. Those in charge of public
nater -supplies have been known to
mix unfiltered water with the filtered,
or to substitute it entirely, a•Ilhout worn -
Ing to the users.—Younis Companion,
FROST -BITE.
An Incident of cold snaps is frost -bite.
It Is a serious misadventure;- as the
flesh. once frozen is more or less in-
jured, often permanently so. A cure is
nIways at hand as fol• as nips on the
face are concerned: It is generally only
nrce•sary to lay the bare hand upon
the ear or nose to restore circulation.
There is no pain in getting frozen, but
a good deal In getting thawed, if this
is accomplished In a warm place, To
avoid loo rapid return of the circulation,
nil npptcnlion of snow Is a good thing.
Moiling snow is a powerful freezer, as
every maker of ice cream knows, and
that is its one merit in case of frost-
bite. 13 keeps the heat from returning
loo fast. it can, however, be carried
much too far, We have known cases
where frozen limbs were further frozen
by putting them Into snow in the
house, resulting in amputation. 13 is
pure madness to use snow out -doors.
It Is singular what a widespread mis-
apprehension there Is on this point.
Ninety-nine people out of a hundred
will apply snow to the frozen lace In
the coldest weather. Tho face or hand
melting the snow produces freezing
minions. \Vhat is still more insane,
rlineiy-eight in a hundred will rub the
Hazen part with the snow as hard as
they can, and it soft snow connot be had,
then with hard. Tho skin when frozen
15 very much more easily injured than
under natural conditions, and unfortu-
nate effects have often been produced
In this way. Rubbing, of course, 10 -
creases the warmth and proinotes cir-
culation. 11 can best be done with the
35)141, which is warm. A woollen glove
gives friction, but at the expense of.,0p-
plying cold to cold. .A very slight cov-
bril g usunlly protects the cars, whether
-applied et the upper or lower extremity,
k lady's hair is Meet enough. But It
-Is wise to be cautious and not let frost-
bite occur.
TAKE CAKE 011 YOUR EYES.
A meal many of the mysterious head -
echos with which women are afflicted
must be put down to overstrained eyes;
and this kind of headache can only i.e
cured by giving the oyes u thorough
rest, and) when a cure has thus been
effected, greet care in the use of the
eyes In future is indispensable
Beading, writing or sowing In a dim
end t eiterleg light must be given up,
end the common practice otrallenlpting
10 reed in a jolting train or onullbos
must be 1e -dirtied.
The eyes should never he used loo -
long at a Bine, and, when much eye
want( Is necessary, briar rrsls and bath.
trigs in hot water should be restyled to,
If the (heeded headache is to be kept at
a distance,
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t1S'I'R;\I,l,k i WEAL '11iI IN SHEEP.
The grenles3 industry of Australia Is
sheep -raising, plainly foe the,10110 of the
wool, ixut itlso in part, of coulee, for Ile
meat, Australia now ranks. second
011101134 the great sheep•raising 0Olmlrlr0,.
Argentina being first with 00,000,000
sheep, Aueli'nlLa second with 72,000,000,
and [lnssla third wLlh 70,000,000, 13ut a
few yems nee Alletralln• witsfist, pos-
seeei 744 no less than 106,260,000 heed 'of
sheep. ']nal 1008 in 1411E Prolonged
droughts were the 0113100 of llia' lesUu0-
Bon of Tunny millions of Australian
sheep, taut 8110e 11102 there has been en
town31 gate„ Yet these .ehecp were net.
ledigeeolts to A,1strtlfa, They were first
inlrodlrcdd in 1707. bdilg of 1116 Sp0nlah
Merino spgalede e
IIilltrelA'I'iC AGONY.
Nothing. Reached the ]loot of the Trou.
hic Until Dr, Williams' Pink Pills
Were Used,
"I suffered almost. 1'nlold agony from
rheumatism. For sever01 1001117 monlits
1 Watt confined to bed, I hod the best
of medical treatment, but nnlllingseein-
ed to reach the 10 l of the disetel until
1 0)1041 1)r, Williams' Pink Pills, Thew
have completely restored 017 Wattle."
'Pins strung emphatic statement is
made by Nt's. Edna efarrill, of Wood-
stock, N. S., a1 lady who lied ln'aetical-
ly been given up as Incurable by doe -
tees. She further says: "1 seffered for
ever two years and rheumatism seemed
W lee thinly implanted In my eystenl,
At the outset 1 was able W attend 'n
my b (1)1011011 duties, but at flight I
stdlerr 1 the greatest pain. 1 1)t once
began to luno medicine, but 1ny condi-
tion aelually grew worse, 1 was at-
lonlod by a skilful dealer, but 10115
linullely 1o1'ced to ramnin in bed, suf-
fering untold agony with every Inove-
1110111, Finn Ily the 410)1018 told me the
1runb10 was Incurable. One d'sy 1 was
advised to try Dr, Williams' fink Pills
end 1 decided to do so. Presently the
pains were not so severe, 'and I begun
In feel my elf gaining. Shortly. atter 1
was able lo go about, and in less than
threw months I was perfectly well. For
this condition my thanks are grateful-
ly duo to Dr, \\'illinms' Pink Pills,"
Dr. WiUInnis' Pink Pills cured Ales.
Morrill by driving the rheumatic poison
out of her blood. They actually mance
new blood. They don't act en the bow-
els. They don't bother with mere symp-
toms. They go right to the root of the
Jpuble iii the blood. That is why they
havo cured the wont cases of anaemia
{bloodlessness) headaches and backaches,
kidney trouble, indigestion, 000101gin.
nervousness end Ilse special. allmenis of
girls and woolen whose blood supply
becomes weak, scanty or irregular. Sold
1'}• all medicine dealers or by mail 111
00c a box- or six boxes for $2,50 Broin
the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
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COPPI,R HARD AS STEEL.
Cil. Louis Youth Discovers a Long -Lost
Art.
John Tieriien, the St. Louis youth who
announced last week that he had dis-
cevered the secret of tempering copper
1'
tho hardness of steel has suddenly
found himself 1001005. Investment, com-
panies, hardware dealers and capitalists
ali 0001' the country have wired him,
offering big sums for the secret.
Bernell says he has refused to nego-
tiate with any of them, because he hopes
le get the $100,000 that ho has been told
bas been offered by the Government to
the first mon. who could harden cop-
per.
Scientists have tried long to discover
Me process for hnrdenhtg copper. Ow-
ing to the fact that it will not rust, it
would make ideal fools and also armor
plates for battleships.
F
FELL DOWN
FLIGHT OF STEPS
PROVED ZAA1-BUB REST IN THREE
DIFFERENT EMERGENCIES.
One of the most valuable points about
7•arn-Buk, the herbal ball», is the va'i-
ely of uses to which it can be applied.
Ales. A. Llvernots, of 131. Sydenham
St., Toronto, says: "1 have used Zuni -
Duk for colds on the chest and found
when rubbed well in ft gave almost in-
stant relict to the 'lightness' and 'stiff-
ness.' Ono clay I slipped when de-
scending the stairs and fell to the bol -
tom. My right arm was terribly dis-
colored and swollen and became quite
stiff. As I still had a supply of 'Lam-
BWc 1 rubbed some on the bruised limb
and 11, was really surprising flow quick-
ly 11 removed the discolorallap, cured
the stiffness, and restored the arm to
Its proper torn. Since that time I have
had occasion 1.o use Zam-Buk for rheu-
mullein, and 1 have found it equally
good."
Zein -1311k is so tmllormly good be-,
cause- it is composed of the finest hee-
led balms, essences, and }nines known
L. medical science, compounded and
relined In a special and peculiar way.
It has such high germ -killing power
that It is unequalled as an-enlisepttc.
Its healing virtue is very great and es
a household halal Za111-131k is absoltlle-
l7 unique. 11 is n 51100 cure for mann,
itch, blood poise», ulcers, chronic sores,
ringworm, children's rashes, spots, etc.
11, also ewes cuts, burns, bruises, chap-
ped hands, enlarged veins, piles, and
a1! diseased oe injured conditions of the
skin end subjacent tissues. All drug-
gists and stores sell tit 50c. a box, or
post free from the'am-Buk Co.,To'onto,
for price. 0 boxes sent for $2.50. Send
one cent for dainty trial box.
.p
COULDN'T, SMELL IT.
"Jany, don't you think that sweet-
heart of yours is a pracroslinatar?"
are been stspeclin' Il, Mttm; but he
always uses a breathperfumer an! 1
eh11,'L be sure."
ONE 'ADVANTAGE.
L much prefer the man who speaks
From ul000scr;pl--don't you?
For though he roily be windy, yet
IIe knows when he is 11rot334
�.somanakeerprie
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't'0 TORTURE 011 IN3A'1'HI.
Russian Refugees went 10111)11 to Their
Enemies.
The London r htonielo tells of en 0 0-
cerdingiy poinh11 fa Tile 103;011 0,...,1 lily
Insult el the siting of Iia Grmislry ]111-
!n134(11i ill Braila an eg3ttiveled case 'af
nuuly that 11141(111 a r, temenhu'y on the
110ltdi110118 of life in lies -be,
one family of Aussinn fugitives were
bevy:, named 011110ic—a valence maker,
bds wife, a sun of len and two (lau;;h-
tcre—tum cane from the province ul
Minsk, and wished to J1,11 a son and
Wolter 111 Gilt.gew, But the moiled
otleer found 131.111 nil to be b1 a pita
ably dc' 111111 ed/)01/1111 ¢l1,
The 111110 had ltt'onchllis and general
weakness; the boy wile minus 0110 rye
111,1 hidfered from traeliell la, a11done
daughter was also Wile:tat with Ira -
chow.
Just before being asked to retire the
tether fell down and clasped Dr. Grave,
sceletary to the beard, around the legs
and begged piteously to be a110805d to
slily, 00331134 out that to send 11110 back
ler Russia would be to send him to tor-
ture or death. The children added
their cries and fears to those of their
unhappy 30101115. Observers of the
scene were visibly affected.
Questions drew from the man nn ad-
011581on that revolutionary meetings had
been held at his house in \linvlc. Ills
Immo, he 51111, Ind been ruined lo con-
sequence, and his life was now at
slake-,
\\'hen the family's pleadings had been
stilled. the court considered the pathetic,
if difiicult, problem before il. Then
Mr. Smith, the stipendiary Magistrate,
who presided, announced thal, although.
the rase had many sad features, (hey
felt there was no alternative but to re-
fuse the family leave to land, The
mans health was extremely Mae, and
with two children 0111irled as these
were 11 5801111 be unsafe to admit them.
When the news was Intel'preled the
whole family broke down, the man de.
Mitring (hal all were doomed.
3.
A MOTHER'S PRIDE.
A mother's greatest pleasure is in
seeing her llttlesones bright, playful and
Healthy. The well child is a blessing
to the home, but the sick child Is a
regular little tyrant. A few dl,ses of
Baby's Own Tablets will snake the sick-
ly child well, or 1111 occasional do,sewill
prevent sickness, There is nothing to
equal these Tablets as a cure for sto-
mach and bowel troubles. They make
teething easy, break up colds, expel
worms and cure simple fevers. Baby's
Own 'tablets are sold under the guar-
antee of a government analyst not to
0(01030 one particle of opiate—they
8100e1' do harm — always good, Mrs.
G. M. Kemp, Carleton Place, Ont., says:
"1 have given Baby's Own Tablets to
my IlLUa ono since he was 0. week old,
and have found them a splendid medi-
cine. At eleven months he weighed
0001' twenty-six pounds." Tho Tablets
aro sold by druggists or by mail at 25
cents 'a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
4, --
BRAIN IN YOUR TIiROAT.
Subservient to Gamine Brain But Does
Thinking for Itself.
Did you know that the throat has s
brain of its oweie• Few people are aware
of it, but It's a fact. There is a small
ganglia which 'exercises direct control
of the muscles of the throat, and acts
ac its brain. Of course, it Is subser-
vient to the genuine -brain, but at the
same -Limo does a good deal of Inde-
pendent thinking for itself. It. Is very.
timid and suspicious of any strange ob-
jects Iha.t come near tie throat.
For this reason it Is very difficult for
a physician to operate on 3110 throat.
Beton anything can be done in this di-
rection It is neeessery for the operator
Lo gain tie confidence of the little brain
that dominates it. 11 frequently lakes
weeks before this confidence can be se-
cured, and 1111111 it is secured 11 is im-
possible to perforin any operation.
Wee lo the man who attempts rough
treatment to the ihrone before gain-
ing- the little brain's confidence. His
Gabel -mons ee111 be eeseet01 with violent
paroxysms, first of the throat, then of
the dinpheignu, and, if the operator still
persists, the patient will be ihro00 in -
In. 000001siots. Stil more curious is
the tact Ilial. this little bruin has a me-
mory, and If once. frightened in lilts way
It is almost Impossible to ever gain the.
oohtlklonce, no mailer how gentle the
operator may; be.
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BREAD T1IAT IS TWO YEARS OLD.
The Hungarian Iles a Year's Supply on
• the Shelves.
In Hungary they do not ent fresh
bread. Whether it is because the 11un-
ga'tens believe In hygiene more elan.
111011' Lrurepenn brothers and 5151015 to
not has never leen told, but the Mag-
yar is partial to slab bread, and the
staler the better. His "roes3enyer," or
ordinary b'ldck brand,• as it is eaten by
the very large majority of the i&lagya'
340pu1153)00, is carefully 111111 away- en a
shelf and dug out dor consumption
months and months eller Ll has einem
out of the great ovens. 7f the huge loaf,
weighing something like live. pounds and
for w1(1c11 the }Tu1gnria1 pays six or
seven 1,r 3.11101', 5411h'alrnl lrr (131(1111 three
or font. cents in 0111' luone} pare careful-
ly been Hilden awn)/ for Ino wee; it is
considered all the better. The ilunglnenn
never thinks of e here 1115 bread le to
Bole from to -moi row. Ile Ihhlks of
V. here 141s to c,nue from next 3011', for
be has at least n }ears supply on the
sllclves 'rho 1lungarhul Linkcs her
Mend 375 ilp'o 11110041 011 lime, Her
\Vcdnosea baking Is for the \\'ednos-
(!ny of a veer (15 QQme; her Thursday
balding for a Tbure1ay of a year To
,gine.
1'h lunnlg050(0 01010n1.4 in thnerfrn
31.0111 Hungary bring over, many et 1111..0
Ininienee knees, Ithey are ctinlhersemc
of1(11') anti of ripe old age, The tont
u eillhs a 'trifle tender. 010 polmds and is
sr hoed that 10 drop it on roue feel
wnn'11 he In smash n toe or two,. ,1
hatchet etrucll 31110 flits loaf Is 1,Ord1-t1)
remove, rural yet the lent is eo11sid0red
n Brent. delfeacy by the Ilungarinns.
who look upon it with the 551110 fn'id5
that 130 (termini peasant looks upon his
pempel'nicl(01.
The
Th
Trademarked Ihes in a
variety 01 rlyle,, feed/eel
price, farvromen, Wren andel
children. Form ]tilled.
Dealers are eulhonzed a1.
replace instantly and at our
eon, any Pen•Anele 4400•
necrel• faulty in cantonal
or making, 200
ark
Tens
Pen -Angle trade=
mark (In red) on
every Pen -Angle
garment, tells you
it will fitandwon't
shrink,— your
own dealer so
guarantees it.'.
Underwear thus
trademarked is
softer, warmer,
more flexible,
b etter wearing,
1 '7 '1-'1° n.-mt
117 DER -WEAR. .
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SWEEPING ASSERTIONS.
Father : "1)11 you notice how grace-
fully Ethel swept into the room at tho
parly last night?"
Mother : "Tres, but when it conies to
sweeping out a room she's not much
use."
A BROAD STATEMENT.
Dr, Leonhardi's I'Iem-Bold 10i11 euro
any case of Piles.
'J'hts statement 1s made without any
gllalifications.
Jl is in the form of a tablet.
It Is the only pile remedy used in-
ternally.
It Is impossible to cure an establish-
ed case of Piles with ointments, supposi-
tories, injections or outward appliances.
A $1,000 gearantec with every pack-
age of Dr. Leonhardt's Hens -lipid,
141.00, all dealers, or The \Vilson-
Fyle Co., Limited, Niagara Falls, Ont.
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IHOLLOW GLASS BRICKS,
The demand for hollow bricks and
building blocks for house construction
has induced glass manufacturers to put
hollow glass bricks on the market, and
they promise to be used extensively 11 r
novel and artistic effects. The first
glass bricks, being solid, proved a fail-
ure on account of their cost, but the
hollow glass bricks can be made at
much less expense. They are lighter
and stronger than clay bricks and are
such excellent nonconductors that walls
built of them are proof against damp-
ness, sound, heat and cold. The bricks
aro sealed Hermetically when hot and
are placed in walls with a colorless
mortar made of special glass. 'Pic
bonding strength of the glass mortar Is
almost as great as the bricks themselves.
Constituent—',Now, Mr. Wunnout, I
wish you'd do your best to get my boy
a good Government position." M. P.—
"\Voll, what can your son do?" Con-
stituent--“What,
anstiluenl—'-What can he do? Great Scot,
man, i1 he could do anything 1 wouldn't
be bothering you]"
The never failing medicine, Hollo-
way's Corn Cure, removes 111 kinds r,i
corns, warts, etc.; even the most dim -
cult to remove cannot withstand this
wonderful remedy`
And when you hear a man boast of
Ws ancestors It's a safe bet that his
descendants will have no occasion to
boast of theirs.
A flatter of Importance to all Mose who aro
ran dower and debilitated is the last . that
"Yerrovnm" is the beat tonic over compounded.
2t gives strength and builds up the systom.
Judge—"And your wife aimed at and
struck your head with a cup?" Witness
—"Yes, sit." Judge—"Well, all f have
to say is that you ought t0 be very
proud of her."
If you are a sufferer from colds get
a bottle of Nettle's Anti -Consumptive
Syrup and lest its qualities. 1t will be
found that no praise bestowed on it is
loo high. 11 does all that is olailned for
it, and does it thoroughly, Do not take
any substitute for Bickle's Syrup, be-'
cause it Is the best, having stood the
lest of years. All the best dealers sell
It. ,
Mrs. Madison—"How do you like your
new neighbors?" Mrs. Dye—"I don't
know. I haven't hied io borrow any-
thing
nything yet."
Lake little volcanoes of elleeaso,.the erttptlons
of eczema pour out dtechargett. Bnd'blood ceases
the trouble, The local remedy is Weaver's Ceram,
and Weavor'e Syrup will drive the poisonfrole the
blood.
VERY LIKELY.
"I can't understand how a man can
commit. suicide for love." -
1'1I, .Happens frequently,"
"Well, perhaps so, but if 1 did 1t, I
should regret fl all my lite."
e eTee
eat':
Can cure your Cough or Cold.
no question about that but—
why go to all the trouble and
inconvenience oI' Iooking him (1p,
and then of laving hispreseription
filled, when you can step into any.
drug store m Canada and obtain
a bottle of SIiILOH'S CU'ItX
for a quarter.
Why pay two, to five dollars
when a twenty-five cent
bottle of SI•IILOI3 will cure you
as trickly?
Why not do its hundreds of
thousands of Canadians have
done for the past thirty-four
oars : let SIHILOI1 be your doc-
tor whenever a Cough or Cold,
appears.
SHILOH will eurta you, and ail
druggists back up 341111l,Statement
with tl positive guarantee,
Tho next time e'ou have a
Cough or Cold ettre It with
0055
it
.lLo:
"Queen City"
is balerthan a pare Mandobe lour—h 0 better
than n pure Oneos, dour—Laing blended it combines
dm ben qualities of Loth,
'Queen City' is an ell -purposes (lour.
D'.k a,, wawa
1)arx>tw� ,y?ah your grocer for
The Campbell C
;Mining Co. odea arrlpbell's
Toronto Faxen; Oat Queen City
NO HEAR!' TO HEART.
She—''And now, Charlie, 1 suppos
to -morrow you will have to speak
papa about this?"
He—"Yes, dearest, I suppose I must
(Alter a pause)—"Has your lather
lelophoue?"
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ANTI-SV1CIDE BUREAU NIIEDER.
People of Austrian Capital Have a Pen-
dency to Self-De.stt'llc(ton.
1n Yonne, the seemingly gayest et
cities, an will -suicide bureau, such es
1,0S bt 00 established in London, is bad-
ly needed, The, year's 001)0,'11 of sel!-
an1.1'd8r.; shows that Vienna shill retains
her bed pre-efnlnenee among European
041p11a3s in respect, to the percentage .,t
her population who v0lutlllu'lly cut' short
their •lives.
The ft,urrs for 1906, use published,
s low that 425 persons dimwitted sul-
Do Your
Children
Cough 111
the Night
0
What mother's 01 'father's heart has
not leaped Into 'their throat 1011(11) they
have been suddenly awakened In the
night by that herd end prolonged, sr
j Ihel smothciing,, oheking, croupy cough
ehow Mat betokens the 211081 serloug resulas
cida, while The figures
707 3.11.1 to do rl, an1ase relieved 1)C once? What shall 3
but inked, T'he llguras raveal 5011113 curl du? is the 3 ,
rus alt rnalss which Inus1 sorely piz-
za- psychologists. hfore suicides take
place in summer than in winter. In.
the month of ,1103' when all nature was
proelelming the jay of living, 48, per-
sons cleceleet that death oras preferable
odd terminated their existence, In
dreary'. Ntivemller, when the birds had
ecrise.i singing and bleak winds walled
niuurnfully through the leafless trees,
only 28 persons yielded to the convie-
e . tion (hat life was not worth living.
The motives assigned for suicide also
to disclose some perplexing problems, Fon'
instance, only 31 persons committed
u suicide because of poverty, while two:
morn shuffled off this mortal coil be-
Cauee life had dealt too generously with
them, and they had become satisfied
with it, Sickness ewes the motive alleg-
ed In 100 cases, while love affairs gone
wrong drove 63 to destruction, and do -
0)051c strife Impelled 23 to flee to the
other world where there is neither
marriage nor giving in marriage,
The oldest victim was a mak of 87;
GIRLS ENTERING
WOMANHOOD
FIND BiLEANS A BOON.
Mothers who have daughters just 'n the youngest a little girl of eight. What
the critical borderland over which the the youngest
y of childhood caused her
girl passes into the fuller life of 'o- to lakerthe lets bn the dark does net
11hanhood, will Ind Blleans a great boon. 1aear; but 1)p no the
mention s the
They md in i oh, red blood, and 1.orstrength-foo awakens a feeling of fnlinile pity,
l n invigorate the internal. organs Poor little mite1 May her soul rest in
involved in the great change. Mrs,. T.
Beadle, of home Place, Toronto, says: Peace. The men greatly Outnurrrhered the
"My daughter, Elsililts 1131, , feeling women, which can hardly be regarded
far from well this winter. fibs cons- a< proof of the superiority of the male
plained of frequent headache asd was sex. There were ala of tion who boob
always weakly, tired, and drowsy. Sae their Olen lives in the last twelve
seemed altogether without energy . r
strength, Each morning her tongue months and of wdtnen, 1'13—little mora
was coaled and her appetite failed. She - than a third as maty, in the methods
MIS sometimes so dizzy that on stoop- chosen for making their exits, men
Mg she almost fell, and she was also showed a much renter partiality ter
troubled a great deal 10113 constipation. bullets then did women. Only twelve
One single box of Means mads a world o= the loiter shot themselves while 118
of difference in Iter, and so 1 continued mon chose that. way of. ridding them-:
to give her this remedy. Within a few solves of the burden of life. Despairing
Weeks they built her up wonderfully womanhood displayed the greyer pref-
erence for poison. Thirty-two women
r f health." swallowed falai draughts. Twenty-
eight
Blleans also cure anemia, green sick- eight women selected the 111053 ghastly
Ness, debility, sick headache, sciatica.
a a- form of suicide—throwing themselves
[inn, piles, rheumatism, sciatica, and from top -story windows.
all liver and lcidnoy ailments, They 3
They Cleanse the System Thoroughly.
—Farmelee's Vegetable Pills clear the
stomach and bowels of bilious matter,
cause the excretory vessels to throw
off Impurities from the blood into the
bowels and expel the deleterious mass
from the body. They do this without,
pain or inconvenience to the patient,
who speedily realizes their good offices.
Ds soon as they begin to lake effect. They
have strong recommendations from all
kinds of people.
Sugar to -day is only one-sixth tho
price of what it was fn the year of
Waterloo.
tone up Lie system and enable It to
throw oft colds, chills, etc. All drug-
gists and stores sell Bileens at 500. a
box, or obtainable from the Bitean
Co., Toronto, for price. 6 boxes sent for
$2.50,
,p
The great Austrian salt mine at Wiel-
iczlca has 600 miles of galleries, and em-
ploys 0,000 miners. It has been worked
Mr the past six centuries.
They Advertise 'l'hernselves.—Immedi-
ately they were offered to the public,
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills became po-
pular because of.the good report they
made for themselves. That reputation
has grown, and they now rank among
the first medicines far use in altaets 01.
dyspepsia and biliousness, complaints
ter the liver and kidneys, rheumatism,
fever and ague and the innumerable
complications to which these ailments
give rise:
Doctor : "Did those red pills I left for
little Walter do him any good?" Mrs.
13.: Yes, indeed, doctor: He's been
sitting up in bed all day playing marbles
with thein."
You need not shod any tears 11 you 0101 place
" '1'he Det r. Menthol Plaster on that lame back.
Try and be eonvinoocl,
There Is no such thing as a harmless cough
The trouble goes from bad to worse unless oheek-
ed. Allogs Lung Balsam euros the worst colds.
1t allays inflammation and clears the ail passages
Before Lister's antiseptic inventions
the deathrete in amputations of the thigh
was 41 per cent,. 11 is now about 6 per
cont.
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator
does not require the help of any pur-
gative medicine to complete the cure.
Give it a trial and be convinced.
Sometimes a woman doesn't meet her
ideal man until she is too old for him to
recognize her.
first thought, and without an
tffertIve and reliable remedy at Mad
the child may suffer or die before pellet
tan be given.
LOC 'S
EXPECTORANT
.t
18 a gulch and absolutely safe, reliable
and certain cure for all fortis of Cough,
Cold, Sore Throat, Lagrippe, Croup,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma
and all irritated and Inflamed conditions
of the throat or ohos6 It will save
every mother many a sleepiest", anxi-
ous night, arid the children as well as
adults many an hour's suffering and
illness.
"I had been suffering for ever two months 'with
an obstinate cough, as bad atso my little airL
We . tried worn! remedies common to any drug
store without obtaining any apparent relief, in
fact we were growing worms. 1 got a bottler or
Cultsloute Expectorant from my druggist and in-
aide of two day. the cough was. ourod, and there.
melte no permanent and rapid that we decided to
keep aoltsfooto Expectorant in our horse con,
tlnually."
1101401(0 PALEEN,
C.A.R. Station, Ottawa.
No borne should be witheut it, . It is
the greatest faintly medicine for these
troubles the world has produced. Keep
It on hand. It is e. never -failing frined.
25e. at your dealer.
GOOD FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
PERFECTLY 1fAR?HLi 1.i,
CHILDREN LOVE IT,
FOR SALE.
45 acre ranch, 18 acro" bearing orchard, 25 acres
fenced pasture, 8 ¢owe, 8 heroes, good House, barn
and well. A good. home.
Ii. 3. wARRIC}C,. Corning, OaliL
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Bag money now being made sell-
ing shares of one of Cobalt's
safest, best and most reliable
companies. A trustworthy repre-
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trict. Write at once to
Box 413, Toronto.
ARPET DYEING
nod Cleaning. Th1. 1. a wallah; with tho
ERiTISH AM'ERIOAN DYEING 00.
Send particular by poet and we are Mira to.08(1
wddroia 8,1 VOL Montreal.
"How much coal is there, Susan? How
long wilt it last?" "Well, ma'am, it will
last quite a while 1f you don't have any
fires." Then there isn't much left:"
"There isn't any 1ef1, ma'am."
Pain is Punishment,—Pain Is a pro-
test of nature against neglect of .the
Lodily health, against carelessness eta
garding the physical condition. It
steals in at the first opportunity and
takes up its abode in a 'man and it is
sometimes difficult to eject 1t. Dr.
Thomas' Ecleclrlc Oil will drive it out
in short order. Pain cannot stay whore
1t is used; but immediately (lees away.
tfir
caw' EEL
T$4.50a square (10ft. by 10 ft.),
and With a guarantee of twenty-
five' years 'service back of the
' a al e, bOshawa " Galvanized
Steel Shingles make the cheapest good
roof for any • permanent building on
your farm. ' They last a hundred years.
;Even cedar or cypress shingles will
cost you as much, and be rotted to dust
long before an
" Oshawa " Shingle
shows a sign of wear.
Slate will cost you
far more to buy and
twice as much to
put on, —and it
�
won tlastla,bit longer.
"Oshawa " Steel Shingles make build-
ings lightning-proof,and are guaranteedwater groof, wind-
proof,
n d
proof, fire -proof, a n
weather-proof for a
quarter - century, —
without paintin,
Made of semi-har
sued -heavy sheet 'steel .(28-g'uase —
warranted) with h e a v y galvanizing.
Anybody who can drive nails straight can
roof any building with " Oshawa ' Steel
Shingles, --a hammer and a pair of tin-
ner's snipe are tools a -plenty.
Tell us the surface measure of any
roof- and we will tell y,'} exactly what
it will cost to cover it with the thea ,est
roof you can really afford to use. Send
for a FREE copy of
our booklet, "Roofing
Right," and read of
the rfitable, common-
sense way to roof any
building 015 ally farm.
The booklet is worth .:r 1 •• "
reading. It tells why an
"Oshawa'! -shin led roof is cheapest r
i� t for
you. It tells,' too, why " Oshawa "-shin-
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gled roof is safe
Mr E0311R4VA 79 5"0l"Jn,lb701 steel shinge3 from lightning, and
are GUARANTEED ill every way for gives some surpris-
2aa Years. Ought to last a Gd1ttL1I7 ing' facts about the
destnuetfOn .lightning
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