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1/.0MA IN -PO ISON IN(
This Is the Mem troinlly employed to
denote any ori 01 el/el-poisoning, leel
as a mutter of feet there ere very few
rodsonous pleilleins, and 100(1..flolsOn
U4. in general is teeny more like a itTY
acute iiifeetiotte dieetise. It is (mimed
ley the preeence of virulent bucleele and
their kixins, seldomly the Meies of
p itrefa el , and 1lI5ItIilty never be
the lieu of copper (making utensils.
There is no guarioilee of safely In the
absence of putrefactive odor In the Pent.
for some of the poisonous beelerin give
110 SliCh, warning of their nreSenee.
Neither Is theiough evoking an Oe0.
tete protection, for eertain of the !noel
donjon/ems forms of bacteria 5011 Sill
pas/mous substance which is met de -
Mimeo(' by the temperature of honing
water, and even sevvral degrees above
It,
The symptoms vary both in the time
of their occurrence end in their eluiree-
ter. The most outman symptoms are
nausea and vomiting, dizziness, admit,
and profuse diarrhoo. Sometimes a
(Mill is the fleet symptom, and there may
he very severe colicky pains. The pu-
pae alm often dilated, muscular twitch -
Ings are common, tune the pulse is ra-
pid. There is frequently a rash of some
kind, either a simple red ereptIon, like
that of semeet fever or measles, Or ac-
tual hives.
In mussel -poisoning the symptoms
may be referable to inelatton of the in -
kennel Mart, resembling cholera mor
-
Les, or they may indicate depression
lbit nervous system, consisting In
extreme muscular weakness or even
paealyeis, Itching, burning, or creeping
eenstitlons
!n the elcin, headache, short-
ness of breath, blueness of the face,
dulness, or even inomesciousnese.
The symptoms of roushroom-poieon-
log vary according to the species of
mushroom eaten. and may be grouped
under the cerebral and the intestinal
forms. In the cerebral there are signs
of nervous depression alternating with
delirium, sometimes cramps in the
mitscles, dilation of the pupils and col -
tepee. In the intestinal form the symp-
tolfl,. reeernble those of cholera—violent,
purging, severe colic, muscular cramps
in the calves of the legs, Intense thirst/
end clammy eoldnese of the skin. In
some CW4,7: there is snlivation, with
slew weak pulse, contraction of the
pupils instead of dilation, and collapse
alleennting with violeol.
The treatment of ptomain -poisoning
wnl he considered in a later issues —
Youth's Companion.
HINTS FOR TIIE NURSE.
Keep the patient in a quiet, sunny
roue() If possible, with an open window
or n fireplace in the room. Remove all
Leavy curtains, tabie-covees, hangings;
keep the temperature just bele'' 70 deg.
Have, as far us pooeible. .no vesible
evidence of medicine abbut the room,
to giving medieme roll the child in
a blanket, with 11e hands well inside;
11150 its head upon your left knee and
t,old its small nose quite gently with
Wr left (Inger and thumb. Put the
moon containing the medicine vis far
over the longue as possible, and the
fluid ,will go down. Pour slowly, so
as not to choke the child.
Rentember that the excitement, which
is nothing Is an adult, is every/1111(m
L o a child, that all preparations must
lie completed before washing or bed -
Making, and that fresh air is essential
to recovery.
Encourage young children to walk
aione and not depend upon being led
by the hand, as, if this is aliveys done,
they are apt to become high -shouldered.
Do net permit a child to use more
than one .pillow unless there is seine
medal reason. The child gets more
complete rest with the head low, the
strain on n11 the muscles being relaxed.
High pillows push the shoulders for-
ward amtemrevene the chest. Moth being
properly 'expanded,
If a child's fingers have been slightly
berried, the pain con be relieved by
holding them in Cold water for a few
in:mites, quits five, or even ten.
No truitrible er nervousmerson should
ever nurse a child; it requires endless
pritience, cheerfulness, arid tact, and is
Very fatiguing woelc.
EGG -LAYING CONTEST.
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Competition for Poultry Keepers 10 Last
a Whole Year.
The !Int egg -laying competition in
Englend to extend over n whole Year
liegan on October 1, and greet interest
is being roused /treeing poultry keepers,
who have hitherto had only the winter
feu' months onefielition. to:know.
The competitkotebne-been arranged by
the Utility Poultry Club, whose honor-
ary secretary, Mr. E. W. Ilichardeon, 10
looking after the birds al his farm at
Rayne, near Braintree, in Essex.
Twenty pens, each containing etc- pull-
lels, are competing, until the varieties
represented .are: While Wyandelies,
eight. pens; 'While Leghoens, four; fie0
Plymouth 'Rooks three; and Ileuelans,
in Biesse, Revved Plymopth Reeks, one
pen 'each.
Tito Weds are penned in separete
houses, with Iwo grass runs Lo can, te
be Used allernativoly. No spices, proe
prielary or patent feeds will be given.
Cash prizes Pee &creme, and; In midi-
medels and °Wit -leeks oi the club
km those pens that roach a eniticiontly
standard, It does not f011ew that
the pen of birds laying the most eggs
len,wili, beenese in viow 01 the great
elesiraellily of encournging winter lay-
ing when eggs ore so eearee, and therm
fore fetch much higher pekes, the mom
ket value of .the metre wil be taken into
account each week, The pens proving
the 111081, profitable will carry off the
Mon speculation Is rife as le the
probable number of eggs laid by a pen,
In tho Attstealian competition an average
of 171 eggs per bird was reached, but it
Is net eepeeted Deal this high ,figure will
bo leeched in a °Gentry not iso invertible
foe poeltry-keeping. The tallies will,
however, be sent out °nett Meanie, and at
the (me 11 111/1 tailed repent Will be
published •
SUFFERING WOMEN.
Made Well and Strong by Dr, Williantee
Pink Pills,
leveey doee of Dr, Wil11111115'
HMSinlIne new blood. Every drop 01
Pure blood brings the Hi dishearientet
women norm' lei health and tenpin
ness. Dr. Williams' Pink Pins hoe
beenliall the gl(iw c,f Health lo thousaiel,
.1 sofferers Wii0 glielly bear testimony
lo 111111 &Mee One of Those is kliee.
Bezel elii Duolituti, of WellanTh.d/ °"
who sees: "For more than a year 1 15II5
"IIHY VII 0 down, 1 had sickening
lionlaellee and my bort would Pend-
inte so violently that tit limes 1 Mitred
(Math wits near. 1 wns under the enre
of n (Meter, but instead of improving /
lest strength tool my weight decreased
from one hundred and Rely to musty
Peillids. I was discouraged, but 1111.
:My decided to glee up the doetors'
limitt»ent and try Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. I urn glad I did so, for lifter us-
ing the Pills a few weeks I Could see
emnarked improvement in my condi-
lion. The headaches left nue; 1 regained
strength; the distressing heed palpita-
tion ceased end at the and of two
months 1 was fully restored ileu health
end felt betkir than 1 had for the pest
twenty years. 1)r. WilliamsPinIc Pilhe
ere truly a marvelloes medielne and
1 cannot praise them enough."
Heart •palpitation, annonia, head-
aches, loss of appetite, general weak,
items, backaches, weariness and 4 )1041
of other troubles are all the outcome of
line blond. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
make new. tech red blood—the pure
bkmil does the rest, 'Filet is why these
pills cure all troubles due to watery
bleod or weak, shaky oerveo. There
is not n nook or corner hi Canada
where you will not find some grateful
person who hai been cured by the use
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. On the
word of your neighbor we ask you to
ivy this medicine if you are weak, ail-
ing or run down, The pills are sold lit
151 cents a box or six boxes for $2.60
et n11 medicine dealers or from The
Dr. Williums' hiedicine Co., Brockville,
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MARRIAGE AGE.
II is Very Low in Some European
Countries.
In Austria a "man' end a "'Amnion"
are considered to be capable of con-
ducting a loom of their own from the
ages of 14—o fact which accounts in
no smell degree for the spirit of "child-
Ritherhood of the Man" so prevalent in
Austria.
In Germany a men must be 18 years
or age; but the age of the bride -elect
is left to popular discretion.
In France the man must be 18 and
the woman 15, while .In Belgium the
same standard prevail,s.
In Spain the intending husband must
have passed UM 14th year, and the
woolen her 12th. These figures, in
connection with the admitted poverty
o' S,plitn, socially consklered, are full
of the deepest meaning,
111 Hungary, for Ronuan Catholics.
ne. man must be 14 yoars old, nod the
woman 12; for Pitetestants (bit' man
must be 18 and the woman 15. This
speaks well for Protestant common.
*sense In this particular matter.
he Greece the man must have seen
at lost. 14 summers, and the woman
12.
10 Portugal a boy 01 14 is consider-
ed marriageable, and A woman of 12.
In Russia end Saxony they are a II -
lie more senelble, for in both countries
a youth timid refrain from inntrimony
ell he can count 18 years, and the wo-
man 111 the on count 16.
In Switzerland the men, Mom the
age of 14, and the women, from the
ego of 12, are allowed to marry.
nee a—a...—.
SURE AND SAFE.
, Baby's Own Tablets is. the hest me-
dicliie In the world for the minor ail-
ments of little ones, and the safest, We.
do not ask you to take our word for
this—we -Aye you the goglialatee- of•
Government' analyst that:VIM medicine
contains no opiate or harmful drug. It
is equally good kr the new born
babe or the well grown child, It es n
eat euro for all the minor eilenenis
r childhood. Mrs. Andre Tremblay,
Sayabec, Que., says; Of have ,proveri
th value of Baby's Own Tablets as
Me for several of the troubles that et-
fliet young children, including skin
ease, indigestion and teething troubles."
Sold by medicine dealers or by mall
at 25 cents n box from the Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Go., Beeclieille, Ont.
THE IMPORTANCE OF PURE AIR,
Nature provides the greateet -of bleed
purifiers—pure eir. Deep breathing of
pure cold air. will have the effect of
heulthfully chiceleting the blood. It Is
a greet mistake to keep the house 'too
werm—rt ho(-bouse atmosphere will
notice any one sensitive to the least
breath of cold alt', end it dries the skin,
too, Keep !he windows open iron: the
Ice to draw out the bad air, and from
the bottom lo O11bov fresh eo replace
if.
Nothing is more assuring of n fresh,
healthy complexion then pure air and
surislene, Roll tip the blinds end allow
every 'ray of sun to enter the Mom that
stakes your whicloWs during the day,
"TREE INFORMATION,"
This is what, one of the most promin,
ent physteieris of tooley says:
That one ounce of sweet eptiels of
titre, ono oulice of compound vimosa,
rind four ountes of syrup of rhubarb
mixed together, and taken itt dessert
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Spoonful doses after meals and at bede
lime 111 water will effect a permanent
enee for the tnoet severe cages of I•del-.
ney, liver, bladder, and urinary trou-
bles. Ile claims that, a few theses will
positively ore the worst onses of hack -
ache and rhetimettsin nt•Ising from ale -
ordered ItidneyS (11111 inipere
These drugs are of purely vegetable
yi gum end .inexpensive, and can te
Obtained at any ding store and mixed
tegethee at hem.
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POPULAR MARRVLNU AGE.
11(ei 25 and eVomseinlo‘2,,1 London Returns
Prom a return just issued by the Lon -
Mo (Englend) enmity council it would
•11 mom that the (nest popular Marrying
440 among .111e» is INventy-live, for dur
ing the 11311 year 12,958 men who had
eeeeliod tile guilder century entered the
eintrimoniel slats while they were
otiosely rein by 12,735 at the age 4•1
Immosoffle,
With women twenty-one -is the favor-
ite period, for 15,e48 went. to the 1111111' tit
HMI age, unil itt, Iwen.iy-live there wi't's
i1.5015, while two girlie of 11(teen end two
<,1 sixteen each Married »len 01 firly•live.
One girl of WWII married a beehelor of
twenty-five, ane another one of thirty.
AL the age of sixteen, 111111,(11111 girls
met 100 boys entered mn 10 matter/luny
10 seventeen the llgures were 122 end
els; reopc.elively. Al sixty, five :spinsters
took husbunds, while there Were two
hec11010es al, tied, age and two al sixty -
No who got Initerled. Altogether there
were 34,931 marriages between spinsters
erid bachelors.
The unions of bachelors and widows
totalled .1,477, widowers and spinster/3
2,090, widowers and widows 1,151, Melo
Mg a grand total of 30.058 inarriegee.
Of the ceremonies 26.343 took place In
the. Established Chereh, 1,529 in the Ro-
man Catholic, 1,807 in Nanconforinisl
(Impels, 15,371 in register offices, seven
were Qualm., and 1,521 Jewish.
Other interesting feels in 1•he return
aro t•hat, In 1905. the births in the county
of !Amino -totalled 125,550, of Ilimm 64,-
110 being moles and 62,410 females,
Stepney heading the lest with 20,744
births, end Stoke Newtnglon being hurt
with 1,078.
Based on the increases or decreases
in population between 18101 and 1001, 11
te estimatedthe present population of
Greater Meriden is 7.217,938. and of the
administrative eounly 4,785,217, com-
pared with 606,163 Mid 4,544,870 respec-
tively at the census 011001.
Deaths for tt. year totalled 16,629,
Drink killed 498, there were 513 suicides
and e3 homickles, but only oven exeeu-
Llons.
SMALL CHIPS.
There are women masons in Vienna.
In Smith Africa 'baboons 1111 sheep.
The English do noL much like toma-
toes.
A good pack of hounds is worth
$15,000.
Tendon averages but eighteen mur-
ders0 year.
Pario eats 90,000 pounds et snails a
day.
The racoon washes les food before
hating it.
Saint Joseph., Mo., is the healthiest
town in the world.
Cannibal rho not like civilized flesh—
it is km ealty.
The thumb is stronger than all the
other augers together.
The thin, on an average, it seven
year/ longer than the fat.
Kite day. a Chinese national holiday,
occurred Met month. An expert Chinese
kite flyer will easily keep six or eight
lake gong on one strMg,
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HANDS TERRIBLY CRACKED.
leles. Yellen, of Portland, says; "My
hands \vele so sore end cracked that I
could not put them near water. I
seemed quite unabk to get relief from
einything. I put on them until I tried
Znni-Bulc. 11 closed the big cracks, tome
me ease, and in a very shot time
iny hoods completely."
Zam-Bulc heals all skin Injuries and
diseases Of all stores and druggists at
50 cents, or from Mani-Bulc Co., Toron-
te, for price. 3 loxes for $L25.
PLENTY OF ASSURANCE.
"Do you really mean it, Mt'. Spooner,
when you 61131 1 am the best girl in the
world?" uslced Miss Flypp, after the
young man had suggested that she
should become Mrs. Spooner.
"Indeed, I do, Miss lelypp," asseverated
the, young man. "I say it /main—you are
the best girl in the world."
"And the leioliest. I think' you said?"
"The, loveliest. without doubt."
'q thine you said knelling about my
accomplishments, 1,00 ?"
did. 1 said they excelled those of
any other girl."
"I believe you salted me sweet ?"
"'A sweeter woman neer drew
breath,'" quoted the 10ve1'.
'You need the word 'perfect,' too, did
you not?"
"I did. I also pronounced you theepink
of perketien, propriety, and mollesty,
the empress of my heed, the peerless
one among the beauteous ereeturce of
your sex, s maiden adorable, enehant-
ing, and worthy of the hand et the hest
man or eart.h. Say the word that will
make Inc the happiest man; my own
1)°"01:10 l"
efore I give you frn answer, Mr.
Spooner, 1 should like to ask yon one
question."
"A dozen' it you like."
"Ono wiltbe omega Don't yout think
you lieee n good deal e..1 assurance to
expect a woman with allthose excellent
gumlike to matem you?"
Then Mr. Spooner went home.
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Ma.ontge, oontagiousrirrtlril
l SearhatienlibeshuNnivace4.
ern
or (animals cured In 80 minutes y
fercl's Sanitary Lotion, IL never falls,
Sold by all druggists,
RICHEST QUEEN IN THE WORLD,
No Etwopean Queen is so rich In Jew-
elry as the Supreme Queen of Siam:
Slue hem a huge safe, Or casket, the
handicraft of a London firm, in which
impose mervelous necklets, pendant.%
bracelele, anklets of diarreendis, rubies,
etnerald,s and pearls galiore. The em
coed Queen 0005 13 scarcely inferior
Musket, and each of the other wive
tnine it hi eirewoewiene shpaVaal eihnonadetdn.g orTdh:r %ton;
$500,000 worth of jewelry to be dello,
ered to the King every Year, much of
Which is distributed nmong the favor-
ites 0( his heron,
Anthropology Instruotori "What effect
has the climate on the Eskimo 1" Stile
dent; e'Cold feet,"
Many a blessing in dieguleo is a blese-
ing only UMW it IS disguised:
CIITITHH OF STI1111CH
DELON PE-R1J-Nit.
MOO. JOSEPH BEAUDOIN.
hide. Joseph Beaudoin, 59 Rue SI.
Olivir, Quebec, P. Q., Can., writes:
"Perna M wonderful for indigestion.
I eat whatever 1 want and no longer
feel any oppression,
"Having had dyspepsia for a long
Time and having tried various other
remedies, I decided to try Peruna and
with the fourth bottle of it 1 was
perfectly cured.
"For this_ lemon 1 recommend it to
ell those who are suffereng with that
terrible malady, dyspepsia.
"1 hope that all who are afflicted 111
this way will take Peruna as 1 did."
The experience of Mcle. Beaudoin
might to be sufficient proof to any one
of the value of Peruna In cases of ca-
tarrhal dyspepsia. If you suffer from
stomach calarrh in any of its various
forms. give Perna a fair trial, avoid-
ing in the meantime all such indiscre-
tions In diet as would tend to retard a
cure, and you will soon be rewarded by
taionnorinal appetite and healthy diges-
Customer (al department store):
"Where M your complaint department ?"
New Saleegirl: "Complain? Guess you've
come M the wrong place, mister, This
ain't nc hospital."
The Ivies( Popular Pill.—The pill is
the most popular of all forms of medi-
cine, and of pills the most popular aro
parmemes Vegetable Pills, because
they do what 11 M assorted they can
do. and are not put forward on any
fictitious claims te excellence. They
are compact and portable, they are
easily Olken, they do not, nauseate nor
gripe, and they give relief in the most
stubborn cases.
A monument has been erected In the
graveyard at Belisha), Tipperary, to
Darby Ryan, author of the famous song,
"The Peeler and lhe Goat," and other
ballade,
DO NOT ALLOW yournat to beowne alarmed
Imam. you have lost your Appetite and aro losing
!loth,ut bcontinent:10 taking appetite
the best
tonic. It will build you up quickly.
Benson: "I say, old man, did I ever tell
you /Aleut the awful bight I get on my
wedding day?" Heiken: "Shl No man
should speak like that about his wife."
It Noe& No Testimonial. -1i is a guar -
mike in itself. II testimonluls were re-
quired they could be furnished in. thou-
sanels from all outs and conditions of
men in widely different places. Many
medicines are put Iorih every year
which have but. an ephemeral existence
end • then are heard•of no more.. De.
Thomas' Eelectrie 011 has •grown in re-
•putation every day since it first meek
its appearance.
Mrs, Newrichm "And who is this by?"
Picture Dealer: "This Is a ehromo, ma-
dam." Mos. Newriche: "Oh, yes, of
course it is. Now that you mention it I
recognize his style."
mss MEAT :BMWS with saaema, ,and 1
teetered-v(11h bruptirms that dithearge a thin huld,
;may be made, aralooih and nightly with Weaver's
Wtrrte 2353 Odd daternal mimed, should bo used
lin erhaihniMitth tilt Weaver'n Syrup.
"I sem" said a bridegroom to hie
father -Meow directly after Die cere-
mony, "will you see the minister for me?
1-1 quito forgot the wedding fee,"
"Young Inati," was the stern enswer,
"you ere beginning early. 1 at least ex-
pected you bock from your honeymoon
before this began,"
DOGLIKE.
As usual, he compleined that )ho buck -
Wheat o1015 vere heavy, the toffee
weak, the bacon burnt, and so forth,
tat wife, he the end, looked mi 0511013'
from her loiters.
"Don't growl so over your breakfast,"
she said, smiling. "Nobody is going to
take it away from you."
6050111 No, 45-07.
Teething I.abie
are saved suffering—and mottle
given rest—when One uses
urses'..a Mothers' Treasure
Quickly relievee—regulates the
bowels — prevents convuleione.
Used so years. Absolutely safe,
at armee/terve, tiro. 0 ballet, UM.
National I)riiOSa Chmulta I Co., Limited,
note Proprietors, Montreal, 41
LIKED 111111 MEDICINIe.
"Let me ides those Mime away?" he
begged, tenderly.
Sim agreed to it, and he was busy for
1110 next fifteen Minuirr, And yet the
[ears »<mod on.
"Can nothing stop them?" he asked,
breathlessly sad.
"Nope," she murmured. "11's llny
fever, you encw, Bud go od with the
Mee trnerit."
Mother Grates Worm Exterminator
has no Noel for destroying worms in
ceildren and /Mulls. Sep that you get
Ihr geniline when purehaeing.
Many it young nom is eoery 110 spoke
utter ;mending a day pricing furniture.
it's what you do IMO eounts—not what
you are going to do M. -morrow.
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MONTH AFTER MONTII a cold Woke, mad
morns to Mar helot In your throat. Are you aware
that emu a stubborn and long-neglooted cold 14
OUbod with ALung
.Iletee Balsam ? (lough and
worry no longer.
"it's a shame!" cried the young wife.
"Not a thing in the house 111, to eat! I'm
gelng borne to paper "11 you don't
mind, dear," salt the husband, "Iell go
with you,"
Do not let a cold settle on your lungs.
Resort to Sickle's Anti -Consumptive
Syrup at the first intimation of irrita-
tion in the throat and prevent disease
front lodging in the pulenonery organic
Neglected.colds are the cause 01 untold
stalering throughout the country, all
of which ould have been prevented 'y
the appliention of this slicipk but pow-
erful medicine. The price, 25 cents,
beings 11 within the reach of all.
SECOND-HAND ENGLISH.
Swede (to Englishman, at Cataract°
Springs, noting that the Englishman's
accent was unlike that of the other in-
habitants): "blow long you bane in dam
country ?"
Englishman : "Nine months."
Swede: "You bane spake de language
putty gcoL already. Yen you bane in
dose country two years you vitt spake ss
vell es de people here."
Englishman fannih(latingly): "Man
alive ! 1 um from the country where this
language is manufactured. What you
aLt learning to speak is second-hand
English.'
Poet.: "So you think I should put fire
into my VOWS 0" Wier: "My dear sir.
cmite the reverser
CHENILLE CURTAINSI
and ell kbals of boom. i1onlog,, 01,.
LACE CURTAINS D MI!!15 011105EAN
Wrlto to ua about your.
serresa thunuortu eyEtSO 011. hex 1F0. a00000aaj
Get a bottle to -day from your druggist. If
it doesn't cure you QUICKER than anything
you ever tried he'll give you your money back
Shiloh's is the best, surest, surest and quickest medicine for your chlldren's coughs
and colds. It has been curing coughs and colds for 3s. years. All druggists -
25c., sec., and 81.eo a bottle.
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FOODS THAT AGE ONE.
"Milk and eggs, after you are 30,
should be dropped born your food !Me"
said a chemise. "They oge you mote
then grief or work,"
"Age you?"
"Yee, indeed, Milk and egge, you see,
net struciure formers. They mice bone.
'They harden, stiffen, strengthen. Hence
1,,e Imbies and ellielren they tire the
imst possible food,
"But when one's structure is signet-
milly formed, then milk and eggs do
ne harm. They ell/erten the breath,
they Mice eitedicily atui eupple-
toms, they herder! arteries.
"You, may dear 1111, frankly, get-
ting 011 131 yea*. end you find 'it 110-
fle1111 lo run. upstairs, Well. drop eggs
end milk a month, and I warrant you'll
Mid yourself skipping to your lietionm,
two steps atalime, like a very boy
again."
Signets of Dunger.—Have you lost
your appetite? Have you a coated
longue? Have you an unpleasant taste
lit the mouth? Does your head item
and have you dizzimiss? If so. your
sttenuch is out of order and you need
medicine. But you do not liko 111"(11-
011I0. 110 that prefers sickness ki inedie
eine must suffer, but under the circum-
stances the 0/180 nun would procure e
lox of PermeteMe Vegetable Pills and
epeedily get himself in 104111, and
strive to keep iso.
KNEW WHAT WAS COMING.
Wife: "Well, I declare. Ilere's an old
school friend of mine who has just made
a fortune."
Husband: "All right, my dear. no
ahead. Tell Me that you might have
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THE :APS did 11. They oupplied 0.0Menthol
found in the "D oli L" Mrouthol"Plalter, wide), re.
instantly backache, headache, neuralgia,
rhoumatient and ociatlea,
C,Ionmel rural council is appealing
from the decision of Judge Filzgerald,
who gave Lord Ashlown 8700 end hoes
Pt' damages sustained in Gleneaghry
bomb explosion.
Thos. Sabin, of Egiington. says: "1
have removed ten corns from my feet
with Helloway's Corn Cure." Reader,
go thou and do likewise.
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with their mole Can't bo
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actually supplies the food ale.
Monts that make tic blood rich.
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getting all the wood poentble
of all the food that enters it.
Put aside prejudice and learn
just how good for almost every
adult good beer really is.
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