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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-10-31, Page 3HEALTH 44'64013:,44.241.0,04'4+04444 PARI: OF '1'11E 11111.KsTla'll'll. Many parent,. `lean In ninth that be- Ini,uto Iu the 111"" .14 of 1)1. \Willuuuf' cause the first eel of teeth, will fail colt Phil; l Ills 1s made ley Airs. Ches. 1 enywvny in a few yews, it is useless Miley, of Yurmoulll N. S. two years 1e, lake acv sprriul core of. (hent, j tem she suffered roost ,severely from an nee 1..v wlui) • e g eel] lu„ I eller k of Scialiru. and foto a xhtmher of for IhO fit e 1 t;;nuUls suns un .inv;ilid confined i4 her Ted, She further states: "It Is theme - r,[ Um [,' nhiil fltt set; told, id,orl, !h•., telleleney and beanly of the eesind eel 311;b fur ora le (1"81 111" lh"1 puihi rte tit inn In greet 11 811 1 dependent a one s+)iL•h 1 xn1fo, e,.l, 1 Ondcavored 10 11'111 - the care which hits I con ltaken le peel luiti t tvr s f+meet (041gi 11 tat 111U810 tale.-cher,• (serve the mhk•lerlh ns 4arg us the jaws for '.lid the trouble was selntien, but bi, hrehruenl. did net help me. I could s le,• ly lake a seep without the 110111 -n small so •,lust 0 t t teeth! poen :shooting through illy my hack giver] to 111111 Ind he should be taught t'Iid down Lits ]inti, Fin fly 1 loot) I" hosv l0 1]V it, nod should 10 nude In my bed and ley there peife Lly help- ese 1L thoroughly and r.•,•tilurle( at lea,( ":s, al:d MI" not m0v0 wlttott old. SCIA'1'if,A CURItD. Airs. Chas. V. Daley "restored by Ar, Williams' fink Pills. '1 11(18 utterly helpless with erialien, I could not um%) 111 bolt without nil, hl calors Treated one, bnl. 1 dill not ire. prove, 1 toast Dr, Williams' Pink !'itis and lo•dey all a well woman," 'fhb; ]u.l ns impeclnnl nt tftolr way r s lhoa will held Mom nahually, At the earliest pesslblo/110110/1 rerininly when the child Is Owe genes oln v ll ll tooth 1 r sl 4eul t ee• flues a day'. He shouldebe shown how' 11" Iain tens never ubsenl. I cons111' In brush the teeth up and down, from Ihn gams to the erx wns,--not sidewise, --and it is well to have him use nn ❑11ca- line dentifrice of seine agreeable tluvoe. The advantages of this early thine - ton Into the prn,Uce of dental hygiene are nutnifest end meniI3Id, In the lust plaee, it will impend, n good habil, and the comer n good habit is formed the more surely it -will be followed through. life. In the next place, it w111 save the little ones from many a deoth- eche, and perhaps night of palo, and finally ft 1vlli ,preserve the milk -teeth 'lana decay and enrly Intl. This is a matter of the greatest hn- ertalce. The function of the first 'Meth is not only to tensticate food, but to assist in the regular development o'.. the Jaws, 30 tint when the limn conies for the pushing forward of the permanent teeth, they will find ample r00111 for their regular and even ad- justment side by side, with the teeth of the upper and lower jaws fitting squarely against each other. Net only is this reciprocal arrange- ment of upper and lower teeth neces- e1 'y for proper lnnsttentlon, but cls ab- sence greatly favors decay and other ticutal maladie;. It should not be forgotten, further - ere, that the milk -teeth are meant to chew with, and they will last long it they are given proper work to do, Na - lure is very apt to neglect organs that are not used as elm intended they should 'be, and a dirt of pap will lead to early ferny of the anilk-le"1h. As soon as the child is weaned and has teeth, they should he given somClld lg lo do. Chil- dren should be encouraged to eat the dust of bread, toast and crackers, which must he chewed and moistened with saliva baleen -being swallowed. 'Phis helps to develop the muscles .of 'nraslicalicn, Glenns the teeth by friction with hard particles, toughens the gums, and, last but not heist, inculcates the Inabit of thorough ohew•ing, which is so =misery to good digestion.-s•Youlle's Companion. REMEDIES FOR MINOR ILLS. Ilot \Vater for Indigestion. -Drink a cup of but water one-half hour before nerals. Season on Aching Tooth. -A lithe Wourccslershirc sauce, rubbed on the 'gums of an aching tooth will stop 1111 path almost lulntedlnlcly. Piaster for a Sprain, -Beal salt into Yale white of one Ogg until it is of the ccnsieleney of en ordinary mustard 'piast.er, spread o11 a cloth and ripply 'lo the part affected. 1''or Neera'gia--Bore a hole through a nutmeg with a emelt penknife, run a narrow ribbon through opening ling enough to Ile around neck. 'Tine MI- turn1 oil of the nutmeg penetrates the skin and effects n cure, - tough Syrup. -Cook one handful of Lops in one quart of winter till it boils Cerro to ole pint, Strain and add two cups of granulated sugar, two lemons, shoed, and 1106 until U. strings. Take out lemons, strain, and add three table- spoot;s glycerine. - Fur Chapped Hands. soak over night Ove ieu,ts' worth of gum tragacan in one pint lukewarm soft water, and srain through c10111. Add four Dunces VIpecrinc anti one-half feasypoon. ben- zoin, mixed; two ounces alcohol, four ounces rose -wafer, if not thin enough, n<id snore water. Bottle and keep in seel .place. Remove Hair from 'throat.. -Take the i ackbole of a fish, put in a hot oven 'milli 1.1 becomes brown, and with the t•ullingpin roll until it is fine as sand, 'Swallow about a quarter 01 a teaspoon - Sul with as little moisture as passible. The irnir will disappear like magic, To Dlsledgc Fish Bone. -A simple re- tnedy 10 di.lodge a fish bone or any - :tiling In the throat Is 10 fasten a Mit- ten securely to a string; swallow tHo tnit'on, then pull the string. Ne dlllicul- ty is found in this simple method and SI will always remove the obstruction with absolute certainty, For Cinder In Yo111' Eye. -When you get something in your eye lake a heir Trym your head, Inaike a loop of :t, false the eye 11d anti slick in the loop. 'Wink the eye several limes enc] then Mill olit the hale, The troublesome t1Jert will cling to it and come out too. \MAKING EGGNO(..S PALA'1'.A13f,E, Where en i0valil is remitted to lake 'rota eggs every clay, they should be elepared in different ways, so as not to 101bnle uupetatable P10111 Eggnog, --Bent one egg without Snparnling until stiff, edit heaping tea - Loewe of sugar, pour info a loll tumbler and 1111 with nr11k, beating 01111: spoon; !levee with vanilla oe .grated nutmeg. f:130celele Eggnog.• -Beat the egg es el:eve, end add the algae and a ton - ere -cm of melted chocolnteeir iiry cocoa, and cold deft milk to 1111 the glass. Fruit Eggnogs.--t)'oltetous eggnogs can 1x1 :mule by adding any fruit jukes, suit ni grape, orange, or raspberry )nice, to the well beaten ogg, end ew eelen to las,o, iNeyer use milk where en, Irbil Jul cs are used; it loo rtoh add n Iltiie water, l: nu' people lents, room et the lee ty pu,.h;ng dines ort, u another doclm', Inst with ne 14..0(1118, fled 1 began to •1hh1111 1 would aiw-oys be n sufferer. One day n Wend wile was In to see rare asked why I (lid not take 1)r, Williams' Pink Pills, and on her advice I riretded to do se. 'the reaull was beyond my most hopeful oxpielalions. Alt RIO palms and aches die' ppeaed mrd I here never since Isco leoubled with science. I hove no hes talion in recommending Dr. Wil - limns' Pink Pink Pills for the trouble horn which I suffered" When the blood is pcor the nerves are starved; -then comes the agony of sciatica, neuralgia, or perhaps prtrtinl- perntysIs. Or. Williams' 1'hilc rills ac- tually mak new, rich, red blood. which feeds the starved nerves, chiles out, pine and restores health, It is be- cnase these pills actually mance new blood that They cure such common nil - 1.1)51)10 as rheumatism, nnternia, beck - aches and headaches, heart palpitation. indigestion end the painful irregulari- ties oI growing girls and .women. You can get Dr. Williams' Pink fills from any medicine dealer, or by mail at 50 cents a box m• six loxes for $2.50 from The ler. Williams' Medicine Co. Brock- ville, Ont. FED TiIROUGH A 1'IlAP. Rival "Professor" Exposes Tricks of a Fasting Couple. Professional fasting men have fallen out, with the result that one, known in private life as Frank Etch, jeweller, of Rhyl, England, and professionally using the title of "Sacco," told a remarkable story in the witness -box of alleged fast- ing "tricks," against the other, Clarence Stevens, otherwise "Professor Sucea." Sacco, whose feasts in London and the ]urge towns of England have brought his AM() somewhat prominently before the public in recent yea's, sued "Succa" and hie wife, 1111ne. Melodee, in the - Rhyl minty court for cel 5s. 9d. Included in this was a 0151111 of 14s. "far food sup- plied to Nino. Melodee whilst elle was tasting in a box at Rhyl World's Fair" during the season past. Sacco, who arranged the fast, said ire lent the tasting couple money, and tld- vanced the mal 35s, to buy a (Mess suit, Alndanne was "sealed up" In 1110 usual windowed lox, so that apparently no- thing could he passed to her during the day's of her fest, 13011 one window was a sliding Anne, end waS not sealed, and through this a dinner was daily handed In to the fasting lady, Tho food was necessary. said Seem, because it was curly eppm'ent tial Madame was not able to do without it. - Mndano (Sacco eonlinued) 005S see - reeled in the box after her feel by the professor, her husband, who "fasted"' for twenty -line days, but was also secretly fed by the sone means. - Madame and her husband emphatical- ly denied the allegations, on oath, but line judge held (hal the genuineness of thole test had nothing to <lo with the ease. tae gave judgment for Sacco, hut only for 113 10s, money lent, and for the dress suit. Madame declacxf that the while aim of the story was to injure her prclessionally, TENANTS MIDST MARRY. No Small Holdings for Bachelors at Moulton. A remarkable . feature in connection with the extension of the shall hold- ings movement in Lincolnshire is an egeeement adopted et Moulton, near Sledding, England, where the lennnte on lancing up land havo • 10 bind them- selves to marriage within "(treasonable Lime." The Clerk of Moulton Perish Council slale,l the other day that the project is one eesoclaled with the name of Earl Darrington, and Mat a corn farm of 750 aces Is to be cut mp into small 'holdings. Thirteen )louses will be pro- vided, and it is these that the Parish Ulundi require alie1) be otempied either 1.g, married couples or by tenenls who intend to merry, 'l'Itere has been a large number of ap- plications pfl cations for the holdings, and although possession has not yet been given, the tenants have been chosen, Six of them arc eligible baehelol•s, who under the erralgetllenl conte to will have to .pro- vide ihemselves with wives shortly, Of the six selected bachelor tenants some are already engaged to be ma' - tried, but special interest is being taken wills regard to (we oT these still free. They are currently reported to be scavcliblg diligently for suitable part- nere. d.._ BABY"S HEALTH. Baby's health and lappino,ss depealds upon its little stomach and bowels per- forming their' iv01'k regularly. If these are out 01 order Baby's Own Tablets will cure the trouble quicker than any other medicine, and the )pother has the e guarantee of n government ann1ystthae this medicine is perfectly safe, Mrs. Frank Neill, eter'lksville, O.nt,, says; "1 115110 (Sed Baby's Own Tablets for stomach and bowel troubles, breaking up wide and destroying worms, ; eind n1way's with the best success," Said bt' all medicine stealers or by mail lit fie cents .a box from The P1' ,,\V11liaitYs' Medicine Co,,- I3roeksltile, Olt,, FARMERS ARE SMILING EX'1'RAORDiNARY YIELD IN WES- TERN WINTER \l'IR.A'I' REL?'. Crop Failures Are Unknown-- Remark - aide Expansion h1 the Aurone Sown in roll. in view of Iia WC) great interest munitrolcd int 1130 wheal crop of 111117, .;nun+ iuquirio" tondo by n special oer- rOspaudrtit. of The. Edmonton Bulletin bill the main e op of southern Alberta. the „haler 41151 region, ore of special 1; filo, frena"•(1 they prove i1151 Ihr pewit' of whaler wheel. in Canada is teethe( before long to prove iiluarnsety vnittulde to Ihr eeuntry. The cartes - pendent logon his work aL Pincher r.rrrl<, wheve the general estiutnled aver- age woe thirty bushels to the acre, while as high as fitly was expeeled in some instances. NO FAILURE 1N TWENTY YEARS. 1'inrilc' Is the birthplace of winter wheal Ln western Clarinda, and the sur- eUSS Ilial lips ucconpanied cls growth there Is pleasing lo the Pincheriles. One farmer of the district says that in twenty years be. has never thr'aslled lens Ilutn, tarty bushels per acre, and nfien as high as sixty hushels. One sel- Ik-r grew ns Much as 57E bushels off nine acres, end the geoanxt was measured. One 114101r,i;iun of um rapid increase in ncrengc is given In the Incl that in the leiskwtn locality one small ho•e.ep;wcr eut01 wIos s11111clenl to 1151ash nal the grail grown in the dish•Jet within a radios of twenty miles. This year !here are Ove steno] threshing outfits in the same arra, and they will all be busy. The carrespendent then went on to Ca'dslon, end from that piece he re - peels that al. Calcis:ol end Raymond there is no crop shortage, either in erre- ego b1' yield: To -day the Curdslon fain -ems ere ren ping the best crop ]cnawn in the history of the district An author- ity said: --"11 we lecke reasonable carr in preparing the soil and seeding we never fent a fniture," ALlileI TA rum 1'llE FAVORITE. The bulk of the Crop here Is whaler wheal, chiefly Alberta red. Some spring wheat, Is also sown. As In all parts of the fall wheat belt In Alberta this year, the winter crops came through In splen- did condition. The tall, clean, heavy - heeded stalks to be seen in a day's travel through thousands of acres of un- cut fields and 810111(0 stoutly attest to the slltuntenl That the crop is a ltealllly, clean crop told a high-grade sample. One observer says that the crop is as far advanced here as in the famous Cache county, Utah, long celebrated as one of lite best wheat sections of the United Slates. The same is true of the crops al Sluing Coulee, Raley and Magrath, ;tinny farms visited by filo correspon- dent will have from Ihirly-ilve to filly bushelsper nem. Five farmers he 01111 ncighL'orhontl place Ibis, crop at iuu,000 bushels, and en estimate glared on the yMid that will be produced tributary lo the Cardslon Elevator is 350,000 bushels. white Spring Coulee, Raley and Magrath will produce 300.00(1 bushels more, A few poor fields will yield about twenty bushels, but these age exceptional. A visit to this district, was recently paid by Prof. 'TenEyck of the Keens Side Col- lege. ire declared the crops were wilh- nul exception the best he had ever seen. FLOUR AND SUGAR, At Raymond (Alberta) the correspon- dent look par11ru(u1' pains to inquire in - lo nal the conditions, and his report Irony there is of a highly satisfactory charac- ter, ills article written from this point steles: -"Wheat and beets -flour and sugar. These age the great raw products and staple manufactures of this thriving town, The country on each side of the A: R. es 1. Beltway, from Raymond to Cardslon and Kimball is practically cne ee:ntinnous tvhenlfield. The crop is n bumper one, and in several pieces is phenomenal and a certain record - breaker, It is impossible for crops to grow thicker than stretches that are hundreds of acres in extent." 'Tersely describing the scene, the correspondent says:-"Righ1.and left the lines of stooks run along, crawl up over the undula- 1lens of the prairies or dwindle to no- thingness in the perspective of 111e plain, forming narrow lanes and streets in a city of wheat. - A Tarnier near Raley is culling '1,300 acres of Alberta red, which he is confident will thraeli 60,000 bush- els. lie isreapingand sowing all at the sane time. As the grain is cut and sh:oci<ekl it is drawn away and- slacked. Inunedialely the Reid is cleared the desk and seeder is set. to work and the soil given to seed again. For forty miles riming the railway it was thought sante fields -hut their number w00 small - will yield 25 bushels and others again 28 I» 30 bushels. leu1 the major portion of Ihr: crop is well ever the 40 -bushel Mork. In fact dozens of fields will positively be 110(10r 50 bushels." 'T11E CLAiIESHOLM SETTLEMENT. The co•responclent wrote to Th Bul- letin from Clareshohn:-"Here wheat is Ring. Pope' years ago land was selling at bolo •83 to 54 per acre. To -day it is selling at from $25 to 540 an ache, Clereshohn Is now a town cf 1,000 pop- ulation, and (hot a homestead within fifty miles is available. As to the liar - vest' outlook, there age no poor fields, except terse where seed was sown on Hue stubble. 'There is some spring wheal grown in this district as wen, The yield will be about 25 bushels to tile: acre. Near 0140051101111 0110 man .has 500- acres of winter wheat hitch will run from 4401 to 50 bushels to the acre. Wherever the farmers have taken care 111 preparing 111e tend and doing their Week in season there are bumper crops this year. The seas011 has bean favor- able for 1011 wheal, and the growth and maturity of (ho plait, which has been the best in years, (remonstrates that in soli and climate this region is destined to become one of 111e best winter wheat bells Ill North America." A SUMPE13 CROP. Prom High River the ael'rcapo(ident writes in a vein as oplimistc as that ap- parent in his letters from other dls- teals. Flo, found that from Olkotoks to Leavings :110,000 flares had been seeded le winter wheat, and hike summing: ap southern Alberta the conoluslon is ar- rived at that there are 85;0,000 Beres sown to Winter wheal. With en average re. .Iffy, Atfreg ,Plena, a45 e.r,,tert noel 451,1,3 S1, ?oke .,St., Quebec My, Can, writes a letter to the Ansa a Drag A?fit Co„ given below: MR. ALFRED PLEAU. ! PERNA STRENGTHENS E �p THE EI TIHIE SYSTEM. "Tee) eters ago, an accident nes.a8si- In'ed my confinement for several wrces. The good health I bud enjcycd was slip- ping away rued there developed a com- plication of diseases. My physician said my case tens one of general debility. "Among the many ailments whet de- a•eloped was n serious attack of catarrh, which annoyed me considerably and kept me awake whole nights. "I dezided to giro Peri ma a trial and scion -found IL acting as a wonderful tonic to my system. The catarrh grew less severe and shortly afterward disap- peared, as did also 1111 various other =Indies. 'T attribute my prompt relief and ultimate cure entirely lo filo use of -Pe- runa and gladly recommend 11." turn of 25 bushels to the acre the total yield will be about 6,250,000 bushels. There is Melo a considerable acreage of sewing wheat not token into considera- tion, wtdch will increase the above esti- mate over the 7,000,000 bushels mark. PRICES ARE GOOD. The fleet car of 1007 wheat sold at Lethbridge realized fourteen cents above the price paid for the first car of 1006 from the wine point. .It is a matter of sincere congratulation and the best ad- vertisement tint can be published etwoad, that, notwithstanding the se- verity of last winter, not an acre of the winter wheat crop of Alberta was abolt- cloned er renown this spring. In same of the Stases of the Union the abandoned acreage amounted to Mc proportions of it crop failure. Summarized, the winter wheat 01 southern /thieve" this season is a won- derful success, and the !sillier of that district will be geealiy rewarded. In many cases he will secure enough from Lilts year's crop to pay for the cost .of his land and have a nice balance to the good. —Lease -- A GIGANTIC 101(E. • The Old Alan Brought itis Animals and Bits of ?'Nags. The love of animals is deeply im- planted in the Magyar character, and most of the peasant farmers of Hungary own valuable horses and high -bred stock. They are well-to-clo, although they live in a primitive manner, have a keen sense of . humor, and are ready to take trouble to put the ]rough on some one else. In '"The Whirlpool of Europe" this May is told of one of the eilagyar farmers: A typical peasant fernier, a man of considerable wealth(, was well-known fir his adherence M. old clothes and cus- toms. On ono occasion a young far- m', new to the district, who had ialten a small holding not far from that of the old man, perceived a shabby figure lean- ing against, the gate on the edge of his property and said, "Hi, old elan 1 Do you want soma work?" The wearer of a shabby sheepskin look his long pipe out of his mouth and nodded gravely. "Well, you can cone along to -morrow end look atter 0011ne of my sheep. Bring any of your blis of Things or animals with you; there's plenty of room on my farm." The next day, es the young fennel, welled across his fields,. he saw ft 01oud of dust coming up the road. Presently there emerged from it a herd of cows, horses and sheep -hundreds of animals with their driver. The cavalcade swept past the astonished man, Behind it cane a huge wagon, creaking and groaning, laden with heavy furniture, in the front of which sat his shabby ac- quaintance of the day before, You told me to bring my animals and bits of things," said the old man, "and here •Ne ars" Nurses' & Mothers' Treasure moat reliable medicine for baby. Used over 50.ycaro, Fiat compounded by Dr, P. E. Picault in 1855. l ekes Baby Song we Restores the little organs to perfect health. Giro 'sound sleep, without resort to opium or other ill ansae drags. At druggists', 25o.'6 boo le.51.25, Nadoa,l Dour es Cheetwl Co, Ltd„ Montreal lie re a wise man who doeul'I let his business interfere Willi his pleasure al. an Limes. Be There u1 Will \\'is:larn Points Pie Way. ---'fir' 41< elan pines for relief. 1:11 he dislikes sending for the doctor, which means bultles of drugs never con - smiled. 11e has not, the resolution to len, (l 1115 slemaeh with eeinpouhds widen small villainoesly and Melo wotso, But if he have the will 1c deal himself with his ailment, wisdom wilt d;raol his nitettlion to Parnlelee's temp - futile fills, Well, BS -a specific for indi- gt:salon and dlw:rdett, of the digestive organs, have no equal, NOT DEPRESSED. "Fee says his whole life is a fizzle." "Is Ile sn pcssiniislic0" "Nut a bit of 11. Ile', Inertly We cleric that attends to the soda water [Milks." A Clear healthy Skin -Eruptions of the skin and the blotches which Hem - telt beauty are the resnit of impure blood caused by •unhoallhy action rf the liver and kidneys. ., In correcting Itis unhealthy Belton and restoring the organs to their normal condition, Par - melee's Vegetable Piers will at the same time clears. the blood, and the blotches end eruptions will disappear without leaving any Grace. AVOIDING UNLUCKY THIRTEEN. Ile was on lrla] for 1'tgamy. "What," queried tine judge, "ever in- duced you to marry tote teen wives?" "Superstition, your honor." replied the nrisonet'. "I consider thirteen an un- lucky number." SHORT SHRIFT. Philo Pete -"You .sera or suspicious kinking individual with a horse Ihlev- isb appearance hanging around here 111 te'y?" Sheriff -"Yes; last Thursday. Planted Friday.' DON'T NEGLECT YOUR SKIN. A 'healthy skin is absolutely essen- tial to HEALTH, llAP'PINESS and BEAUTY, and the natural and never - failing way to keep a healthy elan is to haat ell injuries and eruptions promptly with Zany-Buk.. Zam-Bak contains only the rich saps end juices of healing, henith-giving herbs, and 10 therefore Nature's Own Skin • llemedy. Obtainable from all druggists and stores at 50c. a box. Send to Zam- lirlk Co., 'Antonio, for free sample box. Just cul 0111 tills offer, write name 1f paper across it, and mail, with ie. stamp to pay postage. FIGURE FACTS. Ostriches cost 5250 a pair. Edison has lalken out 847 patents. Swallows can 11y 128 miles an he'''. The world sends 1,500,000 telegrams a day. A diver's suit is weighted with 160 pounds GI ]end. Turkey's yearly export of opium ag- gregates 85,000,000. The demand for rubber is 45 limes greater than the supply. Guinea pigs erre nurture and nta'rlage• able at the age of 40 days. Over 65 per cent. of the Russian army can neither read nor write. in the opera of Salaninbo, as piayed 1u Paris, 1,400 people appear on the singe in true last act. het MISTAKES W13 MA11E. Moths do not cat furs or cloths. They ley their eggs in these rich stuffs, and it is Me worths from the eggs that do Pee eating. 'fnei•e are 110 shooting stars, Stars ere immense bodies, nli'ny limes larger than the earth, and they do not move, The seeailed s- homing shoos that glide sc, splendidly a,11 ss the nocturnal -sliy RTC Ine1<ols-Iroginenls weighing, as a role, but a few pounds Sensluke really hell apoplexy. 11 is the moisture in the air, renew then the actual rays of the still, lIial 01)1014 s nstr„Ice. In dry ell:la 1(4 such ne Calms, with a 5111nn10r leuperaluro of 12:' degrees in the shade, st-natr<ke is much rarer than with us, ILLEGAL. Ethel: That sioleen.year.old boy asked roe to mnrly him. Edith: "And yea threw him over.” Ehret: eyes; told ban it wd, agairist lhu law to catch lobsbxs se young." A 'Derry Heart Goes all the Dny.--But one cannot have a merry heart if he 1,418 a pails in lite bark Cra Bold evith it racking cough. To be merry one must be well end b" front aches and petits. 1)r. Them 'leclrie Oil will relieve all ',eine,. alar or (Abet - %eke, tad 11)1' the speedy treatment of Ids and couglis:,11 is a splendid me - Melee. NEW REALM OF DESIRE. Since we are tri lhe'atrsllip age, And folks go sailing, to and fro Across the sky on pleasure bent-- A1an waits but little here below, 1100)1, Mange, Prairie Scratches and every torr of contagious Ilea on human rr animals cured in 30 minutes by Wo1- ford's Sanitary Lotion. It never fella. Sold by all druggists. BERLIN'S MIDNIGHT PAPER. A midnight paper is to be started in Perlin, Germany. 'This is only a natural NO lights, first-class order. Wb11 be sold development of the lite of the Berliner, I cheap and must be gotten out of the way who is just beginning to enjoy himself, owing to 600 -light machine taking its about twelve o'clock at night, and keeps plass S. Frank Wilson, 73 Adelaide his innumerable restaurants and beer-) Street West, Taronlo. halls busy at all hours.- 'eM4702M, !, ..,.t're "t B EER"' HELPS D I 1GESTI 0�1� WVf3AT little alcohol there is • - in Ontarlo.browod' beer greatly aide the stomach to digest its food, --ask your own doctor if beer with meala wouldn't be good for you. Beet increases the flow of gastric juices, and so helps mud)` to cure dy,>ipepsia. The right use of beer tones the whole di- gestive tract, -makes the system get all the good of food inslead of but part of that good. .*Basra{,. term whielt corer, l.5.r..le., 110.80 11100*1 en ,1. g,d,, 111,1A4140 imp ebnic wudlitee,.. IA Ontu+turhr,,'r ('r'L', ke,e 10 tau a'.rin)a00 3, 5,5,, a05'pan „awe. los r ~ When Mr. Casey died heleft all he had to the orphan asylum." "Indeed! That was nice of him. What did lie leave?" "Iris twelve children." One of the greatest blessings to par- ents is Mother Graves' Worm Extermin- ator, 11 effectually expels worms and gives health In a marvellous manner to the little one. 111S FIRST INFIERENCE. "What are those dun clouds going to do r' "Guess they are trying to collect rain." Only those who have had experience can tell the torture corns cause. Pain with your 1^0038 on, pain with l hem off -pain night and day; but relict )s sere to those who use 1-Iolleway's Corn Cure. h7ACHINERC FOR SALE. DYNAMO 501115 persons have periodical attacks FAN BLOWER o' Canadian cholera, dysentery or dfar-; Buffalo make, number four, 0 -Inch ver+ nceee, anti have to use great gram, Real discharge, 24 inches high; perfect Lions to avoid the disease. Change rf i condition. Superintendent, Truth 13t+11d• watery cooking, and green Trutt, is surge tug, 73 Adelaide St. West, Toronto. tc (ring on the attacks. To such per- sons we would recommend 1)r. J. D. ,Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial as beffng the best medicine in the market for all summer complaints. If a few drops are taken in water when the symptoms arc noticed no further trouble will be experienced. A GOOD TIME. "Well. Pat," said the sympathetic 011 player, 'did you go to your friend's funeral." Did 1 go, is it sor'?" returned Pat, enthusiastically. "Sure an' t did, sor, an' had the time o' me life, we: That wake wor a drainer When you hear a man say "married life is time only lite" it's a sure sign he has been married nearly a week. hr UShi's ura lllO forsa the worstlobcoldC, the sharpest cough Cure —try it 011 aguar- antee of your money back if it doesn't actually CURE .quicker than anything you ever tried, Safe to take, -nothing in it to hurt even a baby. 34 years of success commend Shiloh's Cure- 25e., SOa, 51. alp Cures Coughs and Colds QUICKLY You can put on a roof that will last a -hundred years and be the right kind of a roof every minute; Or you can put on a ten-year roof that will probably leak after the first rain • hits it, and keep leaking till it is rotted away. other roof .will cost you about the same in money at the start. But the Oshawa" - shingled roof . will be EIRE -PRO 0 F—liter- i - ally ; and wind-pproof— 'and li wind-roof— ' wary VWo a I la Sllferealad aUd 1t5a4U,15Q knoll• 1,01.100 810155.1,1 MAR\'EC,Whir"IingS ray Tet,. acv(. t' ,vat rTrRMao. It Ityyatc0nv.n- Oat. 11 L'lea,la,a laatsntlT�--�. dao roar • . , "eisttor It. "+±',4 1t ae 0opaol.5550 Lha. °'+ MAn4Ej. 00)08000 atA.r,1ntt 1011& 1'x15 for 111 01,045:0 1,,011=f,, ed. It gttea tollaraem le t and direct/one 111 1,1411'DOR pSUPPLY CO.. Windsor, Oat. sa General Ante for Canada. YOUR OVERCOATS and faded Suite would look better dyed. If no ,ares el 0,a, in your to.,, write direct Montreal, TWA 153 BRl'rlsH AMERIOAN GYRING CO. ria can't get a0q 1,14.1•411t.” NEWHOUSE TRAP: uw .,,,N,. •.uw.,I,L.nw4.41 I MaW vinN. .r. ON9,aAe0^aitt. ofs Shin Gil 4\ A Tocols actually g g- proof —positively. That's the hundred -year roof l And that Oshawa "-shingled roof will be weather-proof for century. We'll GUARAN- TEE in every way for a quarter-century —from now till Nineteen- Thirty,Two. Guaranteed in writing for 25 years—and you needn't ever paint it, even ! That's saying something, isn't it ? What would your mill -man say if you asked him to guarantee cedar shingles for even ten years ? He certainly would make remarks t And even the best cedar -shingled roofwill be leaking badly inside of ten years. Seven out of ten of them leak the first time it rains. No Wood - shingled roof is fire -proof for a minute, and the first high wind that catches a loose shingle— whoosh 1gg'oes half your shingled roof over into the next township. entj Yet cedar shingles cost yob just about the ,price of these guaranteed " Oshawa' Shingles -28 -gunge tough- ened steel,, double galvanized -good for a century, guaranteed 111 writing till 7.982,-fire- and-wind,and»weether-roof andlightning-Proof. Four -dollars -and -a half a square buys "' Oshawa >' Galvanized- Steel Shingles -ten feet by ten feet. Compare that with the present price of cedar shingles - how does it striate you? And you can put on these ""Oahawe" Glvanized Steel Shingles yourself, easily, -with no tools but a claw -hammer and snips. Simplest thing you know -can't get 'em on wrong. "Oshawa" Shingles loch on all four sides -whole roof is practically one sheet of double -galvanized steel, that never needs painting. ;hiiII iii(II,IllII1111 "Oshawa" Galvanized Steel Shingles a r e GUARANTEED in every way. for Twenty -Five Years Ought to Last a Century An el GUARANTI:;ED - don't overlook that. Guar- anteed in writing, over the seal of a company with a quarter -million capital, - guaranteed in plain English without any ifs or buts, for 25 long years. That's the argument in a nutshell -cost the same as wood - shingles ; fire -proof, Water -proof, rust- proof, �l�ightning - proof ; easier to put on; anti GUARANTEED. That's -the "Oshawa ' proposition 1 Tell Us the measurement of any roof, and we'll tell you exactly what it will cost to roof it with less work and for lees money. Plenty of facts that concern your pocket -book conte to you as soon as you aale for our free book, "Roofing Riot." A post card will do to ask 011. Why don't yon ask howl r People as MONTREAL TORONTO ()I7t.A1NA. Of OshawaA LONDON WINNIPEG VANCOUVl R 811-'3 Cralg St, w, ti Colbourn St. !2i Sussex St. t Danaaa St. 76 Iteelleed 'St. MS Pander St. loOffetitteloo