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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1908-4-9, Page 661-1,44,441,4-1-1-14-1-1-1-1-1441-11 iet, a InHelek-leletelenetaleieleHelelekiefr FADS AND FANCIES. Everything now -a -days is hemmed. Hair dressing will continue ela1xrete. The jacket lies altogether replui:cd the bolero, Fashion insistently demands tan feet - wear. Many blouses of the conning spring Will show lung sleeves. Bordered gingllams offer entrancing suggestions for the summer morning gown. White linen crash, with a colored stripe border, is ono of the practical things among the Hoene. Wreaths of treated fulfage and clus- ters 41 flowers are among the less ex- pensive el coiffure adornments, The fashion stripe of the moment 's Iiget and dark colors with diagonal strifes at intervals .01 en inch or more. Ile new sailor hat has a broad, Rat Arlin and low crown, and is practically the same thing that was worn nve years ago. The scarahonus, nnclent Egypes royal insect, now finds favor for hatpins. rings, sear' pins, and even for bracelets, The latest of many shades of blue is known as "Paon," and is a cousin once removed from the still popular Copenhagen. White cotton voile, trimmed lavishly with valeuciennes and Cluny or Irhh crochet laces, is being used again Tor lingerie waists. Many toques for spring wear are com- posed entirely of foliage, among which are placed either rosebuds, bachelors' buttons or poppies. Serge and homespun cloth, once ta- booed for vislting and smart afternoon wear, now are perfectly correct if only the make and whole appearance of the ggwn aro sufficiently smart. Fashion li hits. s. MILLINERY NOVELTIES. Big black hats promise to be extremely popular. Cold and silver gauze ribbons can Le worn on lace garden hats, Chrysanthemums, tulips, end dahlias will be popular in hat trimming. All the new approved French models of hats ere worn quite straight on the head. Porcelain blue is a popular spring shade for bats, stockings, millinery, and even for gloves. Sonia of the early bets are charming in their combination of cheerfulness and warmth. A smart little three cornered arrangement in cream colored cloth with a knot of brow velvet at one side holds in place a hunch of snowdrops, violets, and a high osprey of shaded hyacinth and jonquil Pretty blossoms in the many and varied shades of salmon pink or rose, lemon yellow, white, or deeper amber form lonely trimmings to tulle, lace or nlouseline de sole hats for restaurant cr theatre wear. The twigs are hidden beneath the splendor of floral beauty, while a tiny bunch of pale green leaf- lets here and there stands out from the MOSS of delicate color, -•z POINTS OUT MILK PERIL. 11. S. Surgeon -General Submits Start- ling Report to Congress. A "Beport on milk in its relation to public health," was submitted to Sec- retary of the Treasury Carlelyou, by Surgeon-Ceneral Waller Wyman of the Public Health Service on the United Stales. The report is the result of an Investi- gation ordered by President Roosevelt and eondueted by Federal experts under the dli'eeIton of Prof. M. J. nose -nate oI the hygienic Laboratory. IL is one of the most thorough studies of the milk problem yet produced. Dr, Wyman declares that the Ideal' milk, drawn team a cow with n healthy udder and preserved from contamina• lion, is net the milk of commerce, and he..cites the fact that samples of mer- icet. milk in New York showed 35,200,- 1)10 bacteria to the cubic centimetre., London, 31.993,000; \Vashinglan, 22,- 134,000, and he calls attention to the evidence presented in the report which is given as proof that 500 epidemics of 1.y§phaid fever, scarlet fever and diph- theria were caused by infected milli. llc also refers to the evidence adduced teat 11 per cent, of the sanlpl(ts 1.1 Washington milk contained tubercle germs. Pest Asstslent Surgeon -General ,loan W 'Trask has tabulated the data of live hundred epidemics that were de- finitely termed to the milk supplies. in- cluding 317 typhoid epidernias, 123 scar- let fever, 917 diptherta and seven of pseudo -diphtheria, or epidemic sore. throat. Dr. Trask gives fgures le show the amazing rapidity with winch typhoid end diphlncrfa germs increase in milk. Seventy-etghtt.yphoid germs in a cubic millimetre of milk increased in seven days to 440,000,000. In Ino sane time thirty-nine diphtheria germs increased 4s 10,000,000. Quoting 1Health 'i0mmtssioner Dar. tinge:me statement that the fnilk sup. plyet New York City is derived from 85,000 farms and shipped from 700 creameries situated in stx States, Dr, Lumsden says: "it is easy to appreciate how elm• Cult end expensive tt would be be keep ul' a .sulRciently lnor'ough supervision of the multiple sources of the cfty'a assts supply." EXACTLY. .eitet11 \'`frg, tinnier lig herd so many )okea emu!, the hi'kTes who c`6U!4P'4 market successfully that she made up her mind that the first retreat she made of the merkettnan would show her to be It sophielt eted housewife, "Send me, please," Atte said, "Iwo French chops and 100. Veen peas," . . youone of Loomis' ate imp eved nmchiinee lnveated.a They are largo profits adon in this lino Certainly he greates money earning Welt Denies Machinery made 10 America. Addreee OHIO. CO.,IFFIN MACHINE r 00 IS �I AUNTS, $103,50 PER MOTH selling these wonderful Scissors, V. C. cliebner, Columbus, 0., sold 22 pairs In hours, made 0111,' you eau de it we show non'. bntin Otrrre,r. Special indeuoments to CanadianA gents. Thamae M'f C Do., 1302 It St, Dayton, 0, FEATHER DYEING Oloonlog end Ourling and Rid Oloyee cleaned Tbesq wn ba 400E by post, to ver or, (bo beet peace ie BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING Co. MONTREAL. gregiaWANTE to hear from owner haring req A GOOD FARM for sale, Not particular about location - Please glvo price and description, and rea- son for selling. State when poaseslon can be had. Will deal with owners only. L. Darbyshire, Box 058, Rochester, N. Y, T IiC ri j -rr �w Mpg\t d����l■ �E _BUR` PETERBOROUGH. Olid Canada. SEND FOR CATALOGUE, MAY BE OLDEST OF TEMPLES. Building Unearthed in Babylonia Con- tains Bricks of 4500 B. C. The oldest temple in the world, so fa- discovered, has ]nen unearthed by excavators at Btsya, in central Baby - The walls of the lower were first un- covered and the summit cleared. The first inscription on the surface was on a brick stamped with the name Dungi, which goes back to 2750 B. C. A little lower appeared a crumpled piece of gold with the name Pa'ain Sim, who lived in 3750 B. C. Just below ware large square bricks peculiar to the reign of Sargon, 3800 B. C. and who was probably the first Semitic King of Babylonia A large platform was discovered two and a halt yards below the surfaee whicb was constructed pt peculiar con- vex bricks such as were used in build- ing material 4500 13. 0, FFI LING. Seedy WIllie (to bar-keeper)—"Your refusal, sir, to trust me to is paltry drink of whiskey fins me with astonish- ment and indignation." Bar-keeper—"All right, sir; you can 1111 yourself up with astonishment and indignation, and it don't cost you a copper, but it you want to 11I1 yourself with whiskey you will have to pay cash." WHEN BABY I3 SIOK GIVE BABY'S OWN TABLETS The litre ills of childhood orlon come very suddenly and often they prove serious If net treated ,promptly. The wise Mother will keep Baby's Own Tab- lets always at hand and give her little ones an occasional dose to prevent sick- ness or to treat it promptly, If it comes unexpectedly. Baby's Own Tablets cure all the minor ailments of children and are absolutely safe. Mrs. A. 11. Bonny - man, Mattall, N. S., says:—"I have used Baby's Own Tablets for teething, constipation and other Ills of child- hood, and have found them a safe and excellent medicine." Sold by all medi• cine ,leah'es or by mail at 25 cents u 1 ox from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„ Brockville, Ont. EXEBCiSE FOR TIIE BABY. In considering the question of physi- cal exercise for very small infants, it Le comfortable to remember that Nature het:,cil is guile capable of teeing care ul this metier, unless she is stupidly bellied by the child s other and less able guardisos. Any one who doubts nee statement has never had the privilege of watching •t tiny but nullity baby crow and. kick when es restricting clothes are removed. This habit should be fostered by parents, as the baby will never overde it. it is me necessary to hang over '1 all the time, as so nanny parents do, talktng and leughbng and oversilmulat- bng,' the tiny brain nt the same time. A few minutes of this each day will do do harem, but then self-control should re exercised, and the child left to its own devices. IL should be laid down on a soft rug ee mattress, in the winter near the open flre, in the summer neo' an open, Sun- ny window, tt•ilh fie clotting removed, and allowed to kick and were and ges- ticutate and indulge in its, funny mono. Ingue as long as it will. Nature, as we said before, 1.s than its nurse, and a wise 'Inc. Its lungs and muscles ere all getting thole proper eve mese, Its skirt is being healthily ventilated, the hardening pro. 0023 is being softly done es It should Black Remark- able for Walchrialllls nnati pleasing flavor. The I black tobacco. plullezving tobac .2207 be, and the baby is gay and happy without stimulation and excitement— also as it should be. As to the exercise part of the pro- ceeding the le lies' -on might 0110ost think that the baby had trade an ex• houstive study of some excellent see" tem of mimeo development, so' vigor- ous a:t 115 nlavclmcn,s and ro Suited Gy tri lr de ign. When the line ernes for Ibe and "1111 f its lege," as the old 11111'.01 say, IL is melte unnecessary to aid it In the search. lis kgs are in pinco, and have had plenty al good, frco exere ee; and when they are strong enough to Supp 01 the little body, the baby will pull itself up by a elier or other piece of Inrnituc•e, turn with the!, irresistible err of mingled conceit and rupture le see if seine one is looking at it, gurgle its sal» faction wi1Ih this new elate of Ili ngs, and the decd to dobe. Frush that day continual fresh pro- gress will le made, at fret with support, later in a staggering run, ending, to its great enrl'ri e, In a backward bump, and a new phase of life is begun. In ,spite el good advice, there are still to be found in the world foolish and adoring young parents whose babe walked and talked and thought earlier than all other babies, The result, so fa' as walking is ceneerned, Ls very lili('ly to be a well-developed ca_ee of bow-legs,—Youths Companion. A faithful Servant bad grown old in the service01a railway company, and al last became Lco feeble to wo le, The general manager was asked if the com- pany would not, do something for him, me he was very poor, "How long has 00 been with us?' the official inquired, "Over Poorly yea's." "Absays did his duly "Never missed a day." "You say the is very old and feeble?" "Yes. The chances are that he will never leave his bed again." "II'm! Poor fel- low! We must do something for him. 1'11 give 110n a tree pass for life over all the company's -railway system." Af:1GISTRATE PBAiSES 'LARI-BUI{. Mag'slrale Rasmussen, of 202 Mar- quette SL.. Montreal, writes: "For many years 1 was troubled with a serious erup- tion et the skin, This was not only un- sightly, but it was et times very pain- ful. 1 first tried various household re- medies, but these prove,] altogether useless. I then look medical advice. Not one, but several doctors In turn ware consulted, but I was unable la get any permanent relief. Some time back I noticed a report tram a Justice et the Peace (Magistrate Perry, J. P. for 13. C.) who had been cured of a simile skin disease by Zam-Bull, and 1 determined to give this balm a trial. Before this everything 1 tried failed ab- solutely to relieve my pain. and rid me of my trouble, but three boxes of Zam. But: worked a complete euro, and 1 hope that my experience will lead other sufferers who are In despair to ley this herbal healer, Zam-Buk.•' For healing eczema, running sores, cuts, bruises, burns, bells, eruptions, scalp sores, pimples, spring eruptions, itch, chapped hands, and diseases of the skin Zatn-Bok is without equal. All druggists and stores sell fl, 50e. a box or postpaid from Zan-Buk Co., Toronto, 8P HEADACHE FROM EYESTRAIN. Basing himself on his records of nearly 1,300 eye examinations, Dr. S. W. S. Toms claims that 00 per cent. of all those suffering from reflex or neu- ralgic headache have ocular defeels. Over 600 of the patients examined were altogether unaware of the detect. Fully half the cases were of only slight retractive errors or muscular 101001. ance, and It is In these case's in which ciliary spasm is the direct tactor in causing headache inpersons whose oe cUpulion calls for Clear vlslon. that ac- commodative asthenopia results. There is no apparent 1'elaton between the severity of the headache and the degree of the ocular defect, and needling especially characteristic. except perJlaps the patient's non -suspicion of the cause. Sickness or health impairment may be the Rest inciting factor in some palient with amsiderable ocular defects which gave no trouble before, EXPERT SEWING-AIACniNE REPAIRS. Also sewing machin ell of absolute parity, and the best nettles and parts for all machines at Singer stores. Any Lady having used any stake of 80101115 mash tnc for 6 years or more sortie Moyer Sewing Machine Co., Manning Chambero, Toronto, for beaitiifu.l sol of ten eeavcnlr views of Ontario. Pres for,. asking. Annabel—"blot queer! Here's a story eLout a elan who made a fortune out et an attachment for a sewing -ma- chine.' Arthur (safely)—"That's nothing. i've formed an attachment for the sweclesL little sewing -machine in the world, end tveuld consider my fortune made it she'd have ono." (No cards.) -- The merits. of B!dcle's Anti -Consump- tive Syrup as a sure remedy for coughs end colds are attested by scores who know its power in giving almost in - shin!, relief when the throat, is sore with coughing and the whole pulnon- ary region disordered In consequence. A bottle of this world -famed Syrup will save doctor's bills, end a great deal of suffering. Price 25 cents, at ale dealers. -HOME CURES. Eye Wash --Add a teaspoonful of pow- dered boric acid to one cup of boiling Water; strain end. apply to the eyes night and morning. '1'o Remove a Ring,—Thread a needle Milt strong thread; ,peas .carefully un- der the ring head Drat, wind the thread tightly around the finger regularly ell down to the nail 16 reduce its size. Then take hold of the abort end of the thread and unwind it. The thread pressing against ring gradually will re- move it from finger. Eat plenty of omens, especially in the spring. Take a, pint bowl, Epee] 1101 slice full of onionsput ee ] tw tit ids cap of ever over them and sever With a small plate that will press them deem. In MO 171 rning ellen will be 42 thiol( syrup that Is excellent Ice colds er e6F6 throat, Take et swallow oecetional)y, Cook onions, thicken with cern meal fee poultice, put over lungs for eo1ds1 known to prevent prieumenie. SPRING BLOOD IS BAD BLOOD How to Got Now Health and Strength in to Spring, The winter months aro trying to the health of even the most robus•L, Con- liineinollt tackier in overheated and near- ly always badly ventilated rooms—in Me noire, in the chop and in the school taxes the vitality of even the strong- est, The bleed becomes thin and wale Pry, or clogged with impurities, the liver sluggish, the kidneys weakened. Sometimes you get up in the morning just as tired as when you went to bed. eitme people shale headaches; others are low spirited; some have pimples and skin erupftou. These are all spring symptoms tint the blood is out of con- ditien. You can't cure these troubles with purgative medicines, which mere- ly gallop through the system leaving eau slit weaker. What you need to give you strength in spring Is a tonic, and the one niways reliable Ionic and blood builder is Dr, Williams' Pink Pills. These pills not only banish spring ills, but guard you against the more serious ailments that follow, such as anaemia, nervous debility, rheumatism, Indiges- tion and kidney trouble. Every dose of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills makes new Neh, red blood, which strengthens every nerve, every organ and every part of the body. This is why Dr. Williams' Pink Pills is the favorite spring medi- cine with thousands and thousands thlongbout Canada. Try this medicine this spring and you will have energy end strength to resist the torrid heat of the coining summer. Mrs. Jas. Das- kel, Port Maitland, N. S., says: "1 was troubled with headaches, had a bad taste in my mouth, my tongue wes coat- ed, and I was easily tired and suffered from a feeling of depression. 1 got a supply of Dr, Williams' Pink Pills, and it was not long before they began Ie help me and I was soon feeling as well as ever I hod been." You can get these pills from any medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents it box or six boxes for 52,1,3 from The Dr, Williams' Me- dicine Cie, Brockville, Ont. WIIEBEL.N TILE DIFFER. Lithe Willie—"Say, pa, what's the dif- ference between an optimist and a Pes- simist?' Pa—'An optimist sees only the dough- nut; my Ban. while the pessimist secs nothing but the hole therein." Holloway's Corn -Cure destroys all 1(1231s of corns and warts, root end branch. Who, then would endure them with such a cheap and effectual remedy within reach? An empty head contains a lot of use- less information. Experience and real estate booms are great Leachers. Physical Pain and mental anguish afflict the victims of skin diseases. Get rid of both by rub- bing Werver's Cerate on the heated, itching, dis- figured face. The relief given is among the wonders of medicine IF. How fair this world would be, How free from care, my brothers, 11 alter this nor poor nor rich Would wish to live on profits which Were justly earned by others. When you use Ramsay's Paints, you aro astonished to find how far they go, how beautiful they are, how Iong they last, and how reasonable. They work .so easily, anybody can apply them. Your dealer will show a range of fine colors for your house inside or out. Write A. Ramsay & Son Co., Montreal, for pack of Souvenir Picture Post Cards of Homes, JUST AS TERRIFYING. Lazy Lemuel—"Talk erhout bravory- 1 ain't afraid uv ennything dal, walks." Soiled Samuel—"Neither am I, but tint ain't 55310' much. A cake uv soap can't walk.' WHAT CAUSES HEADACiIE. From October to May. Colds are the most fro- ggaont eanae of Headache. LAXATIVE. BROMO QUININ) removes 00100.. R. }.Grew on box 2Do NO CHANGE. Patence-"That long-haired man with the dfanonds at the piano started 1110 03 a pool' musician." Patrice—"Well, he's that yet." ITCH, Mange, Prairie Scratches and every form of coptaglous 11.011 in human or animals cured 1n 90 minutes by Wel- fold's Sanitary Lotion. It never fails. Sold by all druggists. TIIE OTHER WAY. "Of course,'remarked SteylaLe, "some things go without saying." "Yes," rejoined MRS \euryon, as she glanced cit the clock and tried to strangle a yawn, "511d some others say without going." How a man does hate to be grateful for an 111 -tined favor] In otter years a courtship may be converted into a .bathe ship. man NOI fit' icy TOLD BY GESTURES. SIlent Testimony of at Dent Mule In a French Murder 'Trial. A murder trial at Bordeaux, 503510e, 111 which an innkeeper, his wife and two accomplices were charged withkil- linga cu Io wasthen-i s tact oc( s o I no a dramatic scene w•hcn 000 of Ilio wit- nesses tools the Bland. This witness, rained Lacampagne, 1811.01 n 14411 tuula Ignorant of the ordinary !Diger langu- age, 1113 brasher -in-law and two of his blends appeared I•u translate lits ges- tures into words, but than' SeeVi':es were really unnecessary, so clearly did lie express himself by that instinctive mhnlcry which is sometimes the ac- companiment of speech but have be- came its substilul,e. Huang his evidence the deaf mule, who had been the handy elan of the always designated the victim by sucking In his cheeks against his teeth, tete landlord by snal(ing his llsi — his employer's usual method of speaking to hint—the landlord's wife by putting his hands to his hair, one accomplice by curling his rnoustaehe, and the other by striking an imaginary match on his trousers, as this prisoner was a smug- gler of matches. Then with short abrupt gestures, as clear as they were rapid, ]ie told his story, how the landlady sent him away on an errand, how he returned to 11110 Ih door locked, how he entered by the cellar door, saw 111e corpse, saw one murderer washing a blood stained ham- mer, another cleaning his face ,and hands, and the landlady embracing bur husband as if to Brants htnl for what he bad done. The landlord caught sight cf him and dealt him a violent blow, Men, changing his mind, made signs to him to help to get rid of the body. At Ibis point the landlord, who clearly followed the deaf mutes story, broke in with "Thai's a ]fel That's a 1101" Lacampagne turned, looked in the landlord's face, then stamping his foot he raised his hand and stood in the same solemn attitude in which he had taken the oath. This evidence and .a confession by the mustache wearing prisoner were enough to convict the accused. The landlord and the match smuggler were sentenced to death. the others to im- prisonment for fifteen yea's. IIOT W001NG. One lover wooed wife burning words— Called her his clover honey; The other made her warm to him By simply burning money. A Sure Cure of Iloadeche.—Dilious headache, to which women are more subject than men, becomes so acute in some subjects that they are utterly pros- trated. The stomach refuses food, and there is a constant end distressing ef- fort to free the stomach from bile which has become unduly secreted there. Par - melee's Vegetable Pills aro a speedy al- ternative, and in neutralizing the el. feels of the intruding bile relieves the pression on the nerves which causes the headache. Try them. TIIE NOISY EATER. Of table manners such as his No mortal could be proud; The greatest trouble with him is He will eat soup aloud. PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. IPAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to care any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protuding PBca la 0 to 14 days or money refunded. 000, JUST LIRE A WOMAN. "Isn't that just lice a woman? She gave me no peace until 1 bought. her a piano to ,play." "Well?" "Now she's loo lazy to play it, and le after me to buy bei an automatic player." tt you are out of sorts fret a bottle of 'Terrorism - the beat tonic, and you will be 'surprised how quickly that tired feeling will wear est $1.00 bottles ell dealers io medicino MLUTIPLiED, First flan—What a blessing children arel Second Man (enthusiastically) Aren't they' Now that my wife has two to 1601e after, she has no time to play the piano. To Those of Sedentary Occupation.— Men who fellow sedentory occupations, which deprive them of fresh air and exercise, are more prone to disorders of the liver and kidneys than those who lead aetive, outdoor lives, . The Termer will find in Parinelee's Vegetable. fills a resboratVe without question the most efficacious on i.ho market. They are easily procurable, easily taken, act expeditiously, and they are surprisingly cheap considering their ex- cellence. ON II1S KNEES. "This will bring your father to his knees," remarked a woman to her chil- dren, as she showed them a can of Poor paint • When you use Ramsay's Paints, you are astonished to (Ind hew far they go, how beautiful they aro, how long they last, and how reasonable. They work so easily, anybody can apply them. Your dealer will show a range of fine colorefor your house inside or out, Write A. Ramsay di Bon Co.,: Montreal, for pack of Souvenir ?cloture Post cards of ]domes. TIIE METHOD. "Ha loves me" or "He loves mo not,t Tho question great fe settle Tho maiden takes a daisy fair And amputates each petal, perhaps her mind is set at rest And Is no, longer hazy, But all observers will agree It's tough upon the daisy, Mr, Smith, fond of a lake, said to his Wife rho other day; "I believe there le a speelat Providence which protects bricklayers' laborers. Db you know that only yesterday one slipped off a 40;•foet ladder and was not hurt in the Slightest degree." "That sounds almost miraculous, said Mrs, Smith. "Oh, no; there wet: nothing marvellous about it, Re shipped off to Bret- rungs" Backache tie "If every sruf- feriog vaonlau would take Pe- runa, they would soon know its value and never be without M BS. JOSEPH LACELLE, 124 .[Yl Bronson Sl„ Ottawa East, Ontario, Canada, writes: "I suffered with backache, headache and dragging pains for over nine months, and nothing relieved me until I tools Peruna. This medicine Is by far better than any ether medicine for these troubles. A few belles relieved me of my miserable half-dead, !half -alive con- dition. "I am now In good health, have nei- ther ache nor pain, nor have I had any for the past year. "If every suffering woman would take Peruna, they would soon know Its value and never be without it." Dyspepsia and indigestion, Mde. Joseph Beaudoin, 59 Rue St. Olivier, Quebec, le, 0., Can., writes: "Parona is wonderful for indigestion. I eat whatever I want and no longer feel any oppression, (laving had dye - pepsin for a long time and having tried various other remedies, I decided to try Bache 1 t real P �nsm IPcunln end with the fourth beetle e! Y 1 was ',weeny cared, ' "For this reason I recommend It U al) those wile are suffering with that tcrritee malady, deepeosin, I hope that all who are am101ed in this way will take Peruna and ilanteln as 1 did." Chronic Nasal Catarrh. Mr. Chas, II. Stevens, 122 Sixteenth Se, Uelloa, Miele, writes: "It affronts me greet pleasure ie tests. fy to the merits of Pelona as a renle:ly for catarrh, "I suffered for some time with ehrotde nasal catarrh, but after five months' treatment during which time I used seven bottles of Parana I ten pleased to 503' that I am entirely wo11e there not being the slightest trace ol` catarrh left. "Peruna is without a doubt, in my mind, the greatest remedy known for catarrh." Weak, Tired Peeling. it Miss Marto A. Lesser, 928 W. 361.11 St., Chicago, III , Worthy Secretary I. 0. G. T..- le -rites: "I em glad to give a good word for Peruna, and I hope that all who sea thLa who are troubled with systemic catarrh es 1 was for years, will profit by it. , "1 had tried many remedies, but none did more than give me temporary re- lief, and some did not even do that. "I look Peruna at the suggestion of q friend, and was more than ,pleased and surprised at the resells, "1 am new perfectly well and strong. That weak, tired feeling has lett me, and I feel like a different ,person en- tirely." The Slavery of Disease. it is wonderful how many women in Canada and the United States have been practically made new again by the use of Peruna. Not the victims of any organic disease, but just a half-dead and half -alive, con- dition. Aliserable, dragging pains flint keep a woman always from doing her best work, from being tier best self. Cross and petulant, perhaps. Maybe even e tslattern In her household, just because her health is coniinuaily below spar. She never feels quite right. She gels the reputation of being sullen, or mor- bid, or ill tempered. Her trouble is net a moral one at n11,. 1t Ls simply a physical one. Make such a woman well end she immediately be- comes transformed into a new being mentally. This is exactly what Peruna Inas done in a multitude of easel. Our readers to note the facts regarding the recent important discovery in medicino made by an eminent French physician, and the formula endorsed by Canadian phy- sicians and druggists—PANGO. This Latin term signifies in the English language pain go, This remedy is not a patent medicine. It is not a specific for all of the human ailments. The company do guar- antee marvellous results in certain cases, These cases are amongst the most painful to which all are more or less subjeot, and hence the years of study resulting in this discovery. The company will refund all moneys paid in any case where Fango fails to relieve, and any purchaser can upon ap- plication secure the benefit of this guaran- tee, Neuralgia, Gout, Rheumatism, Colds. Price 25 and 50 cents. The Pango Company, Toronto When 1t comes to speaking 111 of their neighbors most people are .there with the. goods. Much distress and slekness !n chit. dean is caused by worms, Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator gives yo- lk! by removing the cause. Gh'a 1t a trial and be convinced. Mary had a little Iamb, She bit 1t with her teeth, Then said, "It may be lamb outside, But 'tis mutton underneath.' TO CURE A COLD IN ,ONE DAY take LAXATIVS BROMO Qulnlde Tablets. lutenist!' refund money 1112 fa le to ours, 1;, W, elneenef signature Ir, 011 sack box. 280, TRUE PREDICTION. "And the clairvoyant told you that you would bo 'swindled?" "Exactly." "And were you?" "Yes. Shp charged me $2:l u REST ANO RECUPERATION. To provide a restful environment without sanatorium restrictlone, to enable tired hu- manity to recuperate naturally, to secure. to the average man or woman the needod change from worry and caro, and to do those at moderato cost, is the mission of "01,o Welland," the home of "Tho St, Cath- arines e Well," Apply the manager, St. Catharines, or any Agent of Grand'rrunla Railway . System. THE SMALL 130Y'S JOKE. "Pa, is 1t true all flesh is grass?", asked the inquisitive boy, "Yes, my boy, replied the proud par- ent, "that's what the Bible tells us.'" "Then, pa, why don't these fat folks who are so anxious to be thin have the lawn mower run over them?" A TOAST. Here's to our Wives! They Ril our lives, Like busy bass, with honeys They ease our shocks, They darn our soaks-- And spend most all our money. r/i®r. Is only Ont® "edi reino Quinine" mat ha Lxtwc POMO Q y;ohm USEO THE WORLD OVER To CORE 11 HOLD IN UAIE DAP: Always rem ember the full b ans. !kelt fcx6fliasignature on every box. 260.