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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1908-3-12, Page 4t if >: r1c' -14,ll ,4144-1.1'Irvtf"1i"i"k rash ion 9 nts. .F ii414d11-144414 i^3+nf'444E-&"f'+i"i' NEWEST MILLINERY. Tho, hats now being shown for early epring see somewhat on the rnushreeen shapeertiLheugh muoh smaller and turn - eft up slightly in the front. A few ere Showa roiled back straight on the left side, and there are even one or two that are caught back in the middies of The Mont with a quill sewn at right angles to the face. Altogether there i$ no hldacation of any sat fashion, for R is too early to tell definitely what sum- mer will bring forth. Far the between season it is perfectly safe 10 invest In a large, flat sailor, short In back and front. This may either roll slightly at the edge of the brim en Lhe left side cm also may be perfectly straight, trim- med with flowers or quills. Leghorn hats, too, are very popular, but they are left straight in the back and turned up in the middle of the front - A vary smell Parana is shown with the brim tulle -d back at the side and held in place by a chou of velvet. This ferms the only trimming. Many of the hats shown for very early spring are made of horsehair and trim - need with straight, short ostrich plumes. Outer materials used to a great extent are net and marina bound all round with taffeta, while aigrettes and wings usually' form the trimming. , The model hats for early spring have ror adornment bows of lane or net with large loops heavily wired. These stand out in all directions and give the hat OM extremely fly -away leek which is be - 'coming only to younger women. The elder ones, by the way, seem to have been left out of the calculation of the ashiers-makers entirely, for there is ardly a model designed which would be suitable for them. TIIE STRONGEST GUARANTEE of quality is in the association rot names, The name Leach Chemical Go„ is inseparable from Uiat of VIRGIN OIL OF PINE which is put up for diepensing through druggists only in ya oz. vials, each vial eecurely soused In a round wooden case. Worthies imitations have been offered to the publle, but always under an ;re- sumed name 'through whleb the imila- k" hides his identity and endeavors to evade responsibility for the deception. Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure will break up a cold in 24 hours and cure any cough that is curable. The mite on the wrapper is your guar. antee: LEACH CHEMICAL CO., CINCINNATI, OH10. Properties, uses and directions with every vial. ENCOUIRAGEMENT. "George this is leap year." "II -m -m." "And i've enjoyed your society so much." "And I've saved up $28 of my own." "II-m-tn." "I've already made three of every- thing," "H -m -m." "1 don't know just how to say it, George, but you know my father is wealthy and I'm his only child." "Say, Majerie, go uhead and say it. Don't hesitate. I'm not going to bile you, What sort of a proposal did your rcih father authorize you to make to me?" BABY'S BABY S OWN TABLETS SAVE A LITTLE LIFE Mrs. T. Osborn, Norton Mills, Vt., writes; "I do not think enough can be said in praise of Baby's Own Tablets 1 am satisfied that our baby would not have been alive to -day if it had not Hats are growing smaller and even teen for the Tablets, as he was so those of the lingerie variety have sfik weak and sick that he tools no noises of anything. In this c•+ndition I gave him the Tablets and they have made hire a bright-eyed, laughing baby, the pride ,f aur home. 1Ie is one year old, Golden quille are in great demand my t eine teeth, and is now as wren as Soo spring hats, and what could be ea- r' 1 non be. He si s and plays Le.. 1 t i the time and lets me do my aler than to paint over these that fell t.ld '.ru"out worry. I would say to ®o match any hat at preasnl in v^:? a,, mothers who have sick babies give Sometimes too,th im.v l- nets e - t.,- rt Baby's Own Tabieis es I did mine, lrlmmed with artifci 1 t I' s a::!{ cad you will have healthy, happy ha- "— a - " some of then w )1U L'''"" br• s., The Tablets will cure all the of eh.tfon on a wire frame. 1L dwo are a great cencerhtnrr,., for 1 try minor ailments of little ones and are absolutely safe. Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. SWIFTEST SIIIP AFLOAT. The Destroyer Tartar Recently Made 17.037 Knots an hour, brims. There are even a few straw ioques shown for use in southern cli- mates, but it is yet too early to tell positively whet spring may bring forth. spring days the wind preys Loves. midi the brittle quills, while, 41r •dy, wire cannot break. The cut n tech eirete peamens are a Sesame el the senna end they are ret :- e peel war to 'use rt;; worn-out plumes +•r HMSO fe..Lhers that are iso small to use in any other way. ONE-PIECE DRESS. The prediction of things tailor-made was largely instrumental in bringing about a marked favor for the one-piece dress, in which ample srrspe is allowed for individual effects, especially in the way of combining slnlplicily of outline with elaboration of detail. Here, also, the overskirt finis opportunity for ex- pression. A charming model of Ameri- can design shows a fitted princess with tw•o side seams left open, and the edges flnisbed separately to disclose what ap- pears to ire a skirt of eontrasling materi- al, hut which in reality is nothing more than a panel inserted and attached to the princess three or fourinches from the edge. Another design 1s In some- thing of the same effect. except that in- stead of the side simulated panel it is in the front and back, and, though closed at the waistline, gradually parts again, the two sides of the top portion branching off to the shoulders, leaving visible a material like that inserted in the skirt. Buttons are telling items in manes - tion with this style of dress. Large and small they figure conspicuously and almost invariably. In the extreme tidier -made cloth or silk -covered but- tons are used, or the new ivory ones, colored or tinted to match the suit, but in novelties there aro myriads of beau- tiful designs In metal and enamel, wood, embroidery-nm'ered, agates, and preci- ous stones. One of the prettiest of (Ileac is a plain smoked pears. with a tiny star cut in the centre, and a rhinestone as the central point. GAVE IT AWAY. The superintendent of a school dIleal- ed the teachers the other day to ascer- fain ttie occupations of the parents of all the scholars In their respective ciess- es. The inquiry proceeded well until the infant class was reached, when a small, red-headed, and much -freckled boy obstinately refused to give any in- fet me tion. 'Isn't' your father living, then, ,Telin- ny?" inquired the teacher. "Yes, miss," ons the glum reply. "Doesn't he work?' "No, miss." "But he keeps you and your mother, def ri't he?" "Yee, miss," Visions of a gambler in a riveted suit end diamond studs crossed the tea- cher's mind, "Johnny, she asked, solicitously, "what does your father do?" There -ons a moment's pause, settle the, sobs in the small boy begen to rise it the, froekied surfeee. "My faller,'' he said, "nln't in any. reeler work. 'Ile"s Ilse lady with wills - Reese at 'the Onus, an' mother snit' if 1 give it away shell. give rno a hidin' I" INCONTESTABLE, A grandmother woe reproving her lit- tle grandchildren for making so much noise. "Dear ane, children, you aro 81 noisy leslayf Can't you, be a little .more quiet" "NoW, grandma, yet mustn't scald 018 Von see, if It wasn't for ua, you weulull't be a grandma a1 DIV England's naval experts state that Englund to -day possesses not only the biggest and most powerful warships, but that she Itas afloat the. biggest and fastest fleet of destroyers in the world. They point out that when the King irceutly reviewed the home and reserve !leets, off Spithead, it was proved that 0f the 182 ships reviewed, 166 were able to leave immediately for the ma- noeuvres in an extraerdlnarily high percentage of preparedness. England under present Administration has slightly reduced her naval expendi- tures. The total naval estimates for the year 1937.08 aggregated £31,419,500 (8158,000.000), as against £31,869,500 (0170,000,CM for the preceding year. This economy, though large, Is unim- portant considering the present great predominance of the eilritish navy over all others. England intends to main- tain this predominance by building four Dreadnoughts annually, and it is the intention of England to continue their construction until she possesses in ves- sels dating from the Dreadnought era alone as great a relative superiority over all other nations as she possesses to -day. The destroyer Tartar was built by John Thornycroft. She is a turbine, and her highest speed was attained in one of the six runs over the measured Admiralty course. The turbines are of the Pareons type. The dimensions of the Tartar are as icdiows: The length on water -line, 270 Met; width on water -line, 26 feet; depth, 17 feet 2 incises; displacement, 850 tons. The shape which has been adopted for the vessel is that usually chosen by the Thornycrefls, which includes the graceful turtle deck, in place of the raised forecastle. The turtle deck throws the water neatly overboard in- stead of under the upper deck: [ler armament consists of three 12 -pr, quick firing guns and two torpedo tubes. The evolution of England's champion - Ship in the 'matter of the swiftest de - strayer lies in the story of a long strug- gle against the resistance of sea rind winds extending over years. Thirty knots an hour was the speed alined at, and in 1893 the Daring al- mesL reached that point, making a Mille over 29. in 1806 this was exceed - et by the destroyer Desperate, which attained the coveted speed of 30 knots are hour. Then the Japanese upset England's .4stratHasqwentsaxevaitsmacHersCHMSHISS041,123ass calculatlons with the destroyer Usufrl' mo, which made 91 knots. England a1, once raised the limit, and with the Al- batross she again gained the record, this lest granted destroyer reaching speed of a little over 32 lints. But, England was not yet contented, and •proceeded to build the Tartar, which first smelled a 33 -knot limit, .then Sucrose(' this to 35, and finally aston- ished the naval world by reeling oft the speedy run of 37.087 knots. EUROPE GROWING COLDER. 'Vineyards Flourished Centuries Ago Where Grapes Do Not Now Gran'. The growing coldness of the earth's temperature is something on which scientists disagree, but cerl.ata data collected in Europe would seem to an- swer the question in the eflrmative ee far as that continent is concerned. Flammarion has collected figures eov- cring the last nix years, which seem to show a falling temperature. At Paris the thermonretrica1 readings ;have been one degree below normal. Other readings show even less fav- orable results. The fall is more no- ticeable during the spiting than during other periods of the year. Similar phenomena are recorded is Great Be" - lain, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Austria, and Germany. In the days of Philip Auguste, in the thirteenth century, the wines of Elampes and Beauvais were the favorite bever- ages at court. Henry IV., a pronounc- ed bon vivant, frequently expressed his fondness for the product of the Sures- nes grape, At the rresent day there is not a vineyard of importune north of Paris, and as for the petit vin now made at Suresnes, 'IL has become the drink only of the poorer classes. In the middle of the sixteenth cen- tury mace was er'ebrated for its muss bated wines, whereas the muscalelt grape al this moment can scarcely be made to Thrive there. Ancient chroni- cles mention the cultivation of the vine in northern Brittany. where now even apples are not plentiful. Again, it is to he remarked that trecs whine once flourished in the north of France are at p:eecnt found in the extreme south, and a considerable number have disap- peared el'ogether. Languedoc no longer grows the le- mon: there is not an orange left in B•rntsillon, The Lombardy poplar, so familiar and picturesque in old French line engravings, is now nowhere to 1•e feun8 on French soil. These are farts which, putting statistics out of the question, serve to illustrate the changes wroitg'.tt by temperature in the great fruit producing country of France. WEAK, PALE AND WORN OUT WOMEN Gan be Saved Froin a Life of Misery by Dr, Williams' Pink Pills. Women are called the "weaker sex," and yet nature calls upon them to hear far more pain than men, With too many women it is one long martyrdom from the time they are budding into womanhood, until age begins to set its murk upon them. They are no soon- er over one period of pain and distress than another looms up only a few day's ahead of them. No wonder so many women become worn out and o1d look- ing before their time. In these times of trial Dr. WIUfsms' Pink Pills are worth their weight in gold to women. They actually mace new, rich blood, and on the richness tend regularity of the blood the health of every girl and every woman depends. Mrs, Urbane C. Webber, Welland, Ont., is one of the many women who owe present health and strength to Dr. Williams' Fink Pills. Mrs. Webber says:—"About three yoare ago, while Dying in Hamilton, my health began tai decline. The first symptoms were headaches and general weakness. Atter a time the trouble increased so rapidly that I was unable to attend to my household duties. I lost flesh, looked bloodless and had frequent fainting Ells. I was `constantly doctoring, but without any benefit, and I began to feel that my condition was hopeless. One day a friend asked me why I did not try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and men - tinned several cases in which she knew of the great benefit that had followed their use. After some urging I decided le try the pills, and had only used them a few weeks when I began to feel bene - Med, and from that time on the im- provement was steady, and by the time I had used about a dozen loxes of the pills I was again enjoying the blessing M good health. I cannot too strongly urge other discouraged sufferers to give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a fair trial," Dr: Williams' Pink Pilus will care all (roubles due to poor, watery blood, such as anaemia, general weakness, indignslton, neuralgia, shin troubles, rheumatism, the after clients of la. grippe, and sueh nervous troubles as SI. Vitus dance and partial paralysis. Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail el 80 rents a lrox or six boxes for 82.50 from Tho Dr, Williams' Medicine Co,, Brockville, Ont. Pat had got hurt—not much mere than a scratch, it is tree, but his em- ployer had Astons of being compelled to keep him for life, end had adopted the wise course of sending him at once to the, hospital. After the house -surge- on heel examined him carefully, he said In the nllrsn;-"As subeietaneous abras- ion is not observable, I do not think there is any reason to apprehend .tomb mental elcatrizatlon of the wound, Then turning to the patient, loo asked, quizzically;—•"What do you think, Pat?" "Sure," said Pat, "you're a wonderful thought -reactor, doctor, Yon took the very wards out of my mouth, Tnat's just what I woe going to sayl" All that ninny men terve Mit oflife fa rnnie*111 to buy themselves tombstones when theyaro dead, A Frank Statement 'e•rte•na is th< nest Afedici,te ih the World. 1 RECOMMEND PE -RTU NA. MR. EMILE MARDIS. till 13. - EMiLE MABOIS, 1879 Ontario IVA street, Montreal, Canada, writes: "Aider taking nine bottles of Peruna, I find that I am cured, "I still take it occasionally. For me it is the best medicine in the world. "1 have reoonmeended it to a number of persons." Mr, J. C. Hervus Pelletier, Dept. de 1' Agriculture, Ottawa, Ontario, writes: "The Peruna 1s particularly effica- cious in the cure of catarrhal affeetions of the lungs and bronchial tubes. "Six bottles cured me this winter of bronchitis. I WTI completely restored and i owe (hanks to the Peruna. "I have recommended this remedy to a largo number of my friends afflicted with the same trouble, and they have verified my good opinion of this val- uable l'ornedy LAWLESSNESS IN EGYPT COUNTRY IN WORSE CONDITION TIIAN UNDER OLD KHEDIVE. Governors of Provinces Being Constant- ly Interfered With by an Ignorant Inspector. The lack of public security inthe provinces, more especially in the Del- ta, is causing the greatest anxiety at Cairo, Egypt. Brigandage, theft and murder are ever increasing, and in this respect the state of the country is worse than in the time of the Khedive Said Pasha. The cause is the unvvieldiness of the machinery of the Ministry of lite Interior. Torereever, there is no high of- ficial in the 1ldinislry of the Interior who has had any previous experience of pollee work, It is a government by experiment. Another fact which greatly militates against the successful policing of the country is the fact that the police of Egypt are by composition and training especially a military force, a gendarm- erie, yet they are administered as a civil force. ADMINISTRATION'S TIIEORY. The theory of the present Adminis- tration is that the MudlrS, or Governors et provinces, are absolutely responsible ter the Minister for the state of the dis- trict under thea control. But, in rea- lity, their aulherity 15 continually being tinkered with by a young inspector, who has neither a sufficient knowledge of the country not' of Arabic to know when 3m is being wilfully misled, and who lessens the responsibility and weak- ens the authority of the Mudir; In fact, he irritates instead of soothing. What Is needed is a. resident inspec- tor who is entirely cognizant of the conditions under which, and of the characters of the people he is se.nL Ic WI; to govern, a man old enough to have a natural authority, with a cer- tain knowledge of the country and ex- perience of the people he 1s sent to gov- ern, a working knowledge of their lan- guage, and, above all, he must have had prnelical experience of pollee, work; In fact, a return to, and an improve- ment on, the system in vogue bcfeee the Egyptian civil service. was started. WAVERING 1N ALLEGIANCE. At the present moment all seriously - minded Egyptians, who have been loyal lot the occupation throughout, are wav- ering in. their allegiance, because of the apparent inability of the present Government to suppress crime. When a crime is committed in a village, there Is not one man, woman or child in that village who does not know the author within an hour. Yet, in many cases which conte before the parquet the po- lice .profess themselves unable le trace the culprit, and In many well known cases the wrong man has been sentenc- ed. Neither the Minister of the Interior nor the adviser has the power io de- mand to see a process verbal drawn up by one of his police, after it has come into the hands of the parquet, a Tact which has been the cause of much abuse. There Is no reason wily the Egyptian should not become a very et fleient policeman, but he must learn, and at present he has no one ea learn. from, as the knowledge of his snpert ore is merely exper1i ental. There are advisers to the Ministers, and, with the exeepiion of the Ministry 01 the Interior, these advisere ars. specialists. There should, therefore, be 3'esident advisers to - rho Mudira, who. elan insist on the right method being. ndopled tutted of merely experinlont' NEW USE FOR X-RAYS, They and Said to Cure Excessive i+er- spilealion 01 the hands, A German physician has used the X- rays with success in the treatment of Iperspdring hands, a condition which is a source of great annoyance to some •persons, According to i the Medleal Record the fact that the lauds .of Roentgen ray workers become very dry led him to In- vestigate the effect of the rays In MKS of this sort. While it has not been found feasible to melte use of the Roent- gen rays as a means of destroying sib perfluous hair owing to the fact that in order to secure permanent atrophy of the hair follicles too great alteration cf the skin as a whole must be caused, 11 appears that the functional activity et the sweat glands may 'be abrogated without undue risk. The rays must be applied in consid- erable intensity, however, and in mare le do this safely it is necessary to have 04 exact means of quanlitilative control. WHAT CAUSES RIEADACHIE. From October to May, Golds aro the most fres- gqaent cause of Headache. LAXATIVE I1ROMO timmNINE remoras cause. T. W. Orono on box 2aa TRUTH IN SiGNS. Jorks—That's a queer sign for a bar- ber—"Hair cut while you wail." Knowles—Ne; 1 seldom go to the bar- ait while some otherfellow'stot baying fellow's hair Is }being cut. Po Palms, Like the Poor, Aro Always With Us. That portion of maws life which is not made up of pleasure. is largely composed of pain, and to be free from pain is a pleasure. Simple remedies aro always the best in treat- ing bodily pain, and a safe, sure and simple remedy is Dr, Thomas' Eclectrie 011. You cannot do wrong In giving it a trial when required. Dealer—"Here's a cigar I want you 10 try." Customer (a minute fait') --"it don't deserve a Trial, 11 ought to be lynched!' Everyone Th l aka his own cross is the heaviest' When confined to the house with a pain In the side for instance but it would bo quickly forgot• len i1 "'Lhe D es t," Menthol Plaster was applied. filmy only cost a trine, why not try them? "Can't you wait a year before marry- ing my daughter?" "1 can; but my cre- ditors can't." Many patent medicines have come and gone, but Elcicte's Anal -Consump- tive Syrup centimes to occupy a fore- most place among remedies for couglis and colds, and as a preventive of de- cay et the lungs. IL is a standard me- dicine that widens its sphere of useful- ness year by year. If you aro in need of something to rid yourself of a couge or cold, you cannel do better than try Bickle's Syrup.: There Is Only One frsFElyg That to USESI TUE WORLD OIVER TO OUSE 1) sow Always remember the full name. Look for this signature on every box. 25o. ud' in POMO PP l:H ONE LOAM', THE FIRST STRAW, When a young woman asks a young man to let her sew on a button the world bolds its breath. They Wake the Torpid Energies. — llfaahlnery not properly supervised and left to run itself, very mon shows fault In its working. It is the sane with the digestive organs. llaregulated from time to time they are likely to become torpid and threw the whole system out et gear, Parmelee's Vegetable Pills were made to meet such eases. They restore to the full the flagging facul Iles, and bring into order all parts of the mechanism. The quality of their work troubles many people less than the quantity f I their wages. Intelligent Treatment with Allon's Long Bal. sem brings up the phlegm, st•.p.s the cough and pain in the chest, ovoroomms th ,'o terrible cold0 which), neglected, lead to e0asumptimt COSTLY BRAGGING. Ibe was a very tired -looking man Dejeclien was written on every line of his lace, and as I was a stranger in the village, with nothing to do and no one to talk to, d relieved my pent-up sear:is by expressing my sympathy with him in his troubles, whate'ver they were, "Thanks," he said; "imy chief trouble eclems to be that I am an idiot from Idiotvflle, and that is incurable. I just got info a bragging match with a stranger up in the post -office. lIo bet ho was richer than I was, and I tool[ him on—just for fun. I told him ail I had and more, tee, and after a while he gave in, saying he wouldn't have thought it. Then I said 1'd swear to it, and he said all right, and I did; and by thunder, who do you suppose he :Vfl?" 1 don't know. Who?" "The income-tax assessor!" he peen- ed. IL certainly was a case of hard luck. How tunny times have you won out' when invited to go up against another man's game? Man's words to woman flatter. ,IR<rAN. "Biggest and Best" Plug Chewing Tobacco nv, _",;,. , ., "Are you 1n favor of clubs for wo- men?" asked the wonlan with the square chin. "Yes," answered the old. bache- lor. "Clubs, sandbags, or any old thing." TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY 'Tako LAXAa'IVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists rotund money if it fails to cure. E. w. taROVE'8 signature 1s on each box. no, No real hustler would give two cents for the things that come W those who wait. ITCIi, Mango Prairie Scratches and every form of contagious Itch on human kit animals cured in 30 minutes by Wel- ford's Sanitary Lotion. 1t never falls. Sold by all druggists. "Do you think your dad would say anything if 1 told him w•e were going le be married?" "1 don't know, but 1 Inncy hod say something if you told him we weresel ra Sure Regulators. — Mandrake and Dandelion axe known to exert a pow- erful influence on the liver and kid- neys, restoring thein to healthful no- tion, including a regular Pox of Sue secretions and imparting to crgaes complete power to perferre thi. r lmre- ilons. These valuable Ingredients enter into the &imposition of T•ar.ue ens g... ,getable Pills, and acne 'o lcnicr (hers the agreeable and salutary medicine they are. There are few pills so effec- tive as they in thea action, NOT WORTH IT. Nedd—"There was to be a meeting of my creditors to -day." Todd—"\Ve11, wasn't there?' "No. They unanimously agreed that they couldn't afford to spend the Lime." Donotgive up In despair, you who atdfor. from obstinate disfigurements of the skin. Annolnt Um sero elmus with w'eavor's Comte and purify 1ho blood with Weaver's Syrup. .111 druggists keep them. ODD OBSERVATIONS. Some of us have fads, others are fads. When duty calls we aro apt to say "Not at home We must usually plait labor if we want to raise money: It is herd to believe the truth the way some people tell it. It Is soothing to the nerves to be po- pular with yourself. Besides gathering no mass, a rolling stone gravitates downhill. Tho less you think about yourself. the more others are apt to think of you. If the question `Rollo is wise?' were put to popular vole, we should each score enc. Some people are so interested in malt- ing money that they forget hew tb epend it "Mark my words," declared Mrs. Forme, laying down the law to her tong - suffering husband, by the end of the century woman will have the rights she is fighting for" "I shu'n't caro if she has," replied Forme. "Do you mean it?" cried his wife. "Have I at last brought you round to mywayof thinlcing. Won't you really care?" "Not a bit, any dear," returned her husband, resignedly. "I'11 be dead then," • If a men makes cynical remarks about women it's doughnuts to fudge that one of them- has been using him for a doormat. CLEANING LADIES' e u VJAL1f1Wt, OR OUTING OUWTO • Can be don. perfectly by sow rronob Prowse. Tri le. 0a1T10N AMERICAN 11381105 00, SEONTESBTe TORONTO, OTTAWA Is QIIE550• bi IERB° OE EDDC -' ATER/3OROU6H, One. Canada. SEND FOR CATALOGUE 1, MOUNT CLEMENS, MICH1CAN. Mount Clemens is famous throughout. America as an all.the.year-round health re- sort. and thousands- of people boar testi- mony to the benefits derived from its min. oral waters in cases of rheumatism and. kindred disesseo. For bilioae and liver troubles, digestive troubles, nervous die- ordero, general debility, eta, the efficacy of Its waters is wonderful. Seventy-liva nor cent of rheumatics are cured and ninety per cent.. benefitted, Write J. D. McDonald, Dis- trict Passenger Agent, Grand Trunk Roil: ecriDtiv0tbookiot tellllinglor youhalldabout'it- EXPLAINED. She (on the Atlantic liner)—Did you. observe the great appe1il@ of that si,rut man at dinner? Ifo --Yrs; he must be what they cale a stowaway. PILES CURED IN 6 TO to n.tz'9. PA00 OIVTMEYT is guarasi,cd t u c 1,1 IPlloa In Pride to :laysBlind. or .mina +.. arise. X080. ug: 1 D1lSi•IriAL i Th.; wrgee -r s n h"is, net been rais- ed, either, is se1Sr r the feet that pric- es get:et:0L4 hewn ,niss':p, Help your children to grow strong and robust 1 • col,nlcrnc'lbig anything t, at fin acs 111-1:c•:th. Ono great reuse .Il (.1 10. e hi (11111 en is worms. Ile- ntcvv dtetn with Mother Graves' Worm Eresersinaior, It never fails. Occasionally a woman is so (kcep- tive that she will even. try to nitrite a man ,believe she loves hint when oho does. Puts You on Your Beet and kooppsyou there That's what "Ferrovim" dens for all those re, covering from wastingdiseases. It is the host toric f,raxistence. Istimulates, nourishes and builds nu the system. 13's110p Goodman (Impressively)—"Only think, children! In Africa there are 10;000,600 square milts of territory with - cut a single Sunday -school where little loge and girls can spend their Sun- days. Now, what should we all try and save up our money and do?" Class art ecstatic talon)—"Go to Africa!" You cannot Ire happy while you have warns. Then do not delay in getting a Crottle of Holloway's Corn Cure, It re- r110ree all kinds of corns without pain. Failure with it Is unknown. Dr. Canner Bobb, of Belfast, at a recent medical gathering there, stated that he had used serum in cases of spinal meningitis with great success. Whereas the death fate had been 70 per cent., it was now reduced 10 10 per cent. "Your eon," said the professor, "has teen laboring under a misapprehen- sion." "What?' exclahned the humble UM honest parent, with joy in his voice, "ye don't mean It?" 'lateen what?" "'That hosier has been worlds'." 'IIILA ' Use Shiloh's Coro OD for the worst cold, the sharpest cough —try it on to guar- 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 25c,, boa, 111. 815 Cure Cures Co dhs and Cold QUICKLY TOTU1N6t�fi�tu.. r ; SJN fi SF Afflict..,,, this brht little girl Mrs. F. Miner, of 3Iz Suffolk Street,' Guelph, Ont, says: "A year since, while while living in Oshawa, Oat., my little daughter Lorinda, six years of age contracted a skin disease on the tipper part of her body, This first broke out like tiny water blisters, aftcrwarda taking the form of dry scabs. These would disappear for a short time and then reappear Worse than ever, The Wellies coming in contact with lite skin' sot up such A severe irritation that it was impossible to keep her from scratching. We tried various preparations yet obtained no good results until We began using Zam-Buk. With each application the irritation and soreness Was greatly relieved, and the chid rested easier, Thre,' continued,; using, the eruptions and scabs fart disappeared and in short space of time the akin was completolycleared from the disease. It 19 now some months Binet wis used gam•Bek, and ns there aro no signs of any more eruptloas breaking out ea her body, we believe Zont.Bu t hes worked d complete etre." zeasenul Cui+tie 00l4, chapped ..-. ,tel, blOms, 45,81010 running sore. and AI{digs ease* of the skins Of all druggists and itoresso0. er 100 Zdm-Euli CO„ TOrdnto, `,. r +lik,y L `"38i.11 Send fee a Will box, Enclose coupon and re, stamp, 0tdre0s, Um -Sok Co,,, Trireme, giCs LITTLE