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FADS AND FANCIES,
The Pio rot ruff is fluffy and saucy and
pale.
St:sties and neckwear show touches of
bmfget cores,
1 n
A.Urdugh loth tulle and net clam:s-
ettes are worn, the fact that the latter
le washable =low it the wiser elan:ee,
Many a the Leas this spring are not
bees at all, but close fitting collars,
wattle the larger Qum are Rustled by
tassels.
A i;ew coat from Paris is keg, com-
blg within a few in+he's efe the lattom
cf the . k t t and is mode of etude caged
tv:th silk !raid.
Some en tee coats have h'g'1 turnover
altars, whine fail at each .stele, raining
a levee estate lapel, which is !mislead
with braid.
Pretty lee:rta with gaiters ate the fav-
orite styes juet new, a1Ui ugh tact.: up
shoes to velmeh leather, or Wes with
stet decrees, are far more egant.
A young girl wears all the youthful
shades,, iuclud.ng a pearl gray and a
S ars the
d h nl � lavender. She also wears
Cev a -n i 1cr this which are sup fashion-
able
a hiott-
ab.t. the: year.
The panel which is so popular in
adult fashions .s adopted frequently in
eh linen's el elks. The. sta,hetl sl: eves
are aim effective. Thew are outlined
with end jetned by white braid.
Bleak and white is stili immensely ro-
pulur, but if ono w sties to he "in grand
chic" ore Roust gel, the wbi e ani ehau-
dron cr cep' rr plaid c'ki.t. with the cut-
away empire jack=t cf seed chaudrt.,n.
Unf riunetely neither harmony nor
contrast appears to leo a rec<esi:ary Me-
te in choosing a veal. Judging from
any of the eombinnlit;ns of hats and
veil's sh:wvn in the :haps, a clos'ring of
colors wt,u'd scan L be the de :red fea-
ture,
When spring styles were launched in
the middle of February cerise and kin-
dred :lead=s were 1-_adE•r;. Now the col-
ors mese sought we ehaudron and em-
pire given. The latter is a brazen hard
term of given, less vfeid than en:erakl,
yet with mere c tera:e':r than olive. .
Stemes n;; a waistcoat is decided upon
for the Mier made suit, it well to
oensider cretonne which has a Fght and
spring like air not to, be achieved by
velvet or even by brocaded sill. The
hat miglLt well be a match to the vest,
ter the cretonne covered. models of the
moment are extremely pretty.
Sometimes in the dress the princess
effect is more etrephesized by the ease •:f
a front panel which is costinumet in
warm and skirt. This drew is suitable
alike for the soft sinke, suet. as Iwai and
surah foulard, printed crepe de chine,
embroidered net, the printed and Larder -
ed lawn, gingham, and linens.
The fashions are characterized this
seeso:t by eimplicity and beccm'ngness,
for wemen are learning more and mete
that to he fashionably gemmed they must
be- dra,sed with infinite care as to what
,oils !heir per onaity. To this end the
sat'ent features of different periods have
been adopted. but so modified that the
result is ha.rmonints.
In tinting lace .or lingerie the chief
thing to be avoided is the streaking of
thee garment. When the method used
is that of dipping the material in coffee,
cam she,u d be taken kr thee:mg:11y wet
the garment Lefo.e putting it in the dye.
Warm coffee should be used, and It is
preferable that the previous water bath
should Le of the .eine leml•erature,
The Shantung shirt is offering itself
in great variety of styles this epring—
often fn gulls severe shirt build and try-
ing to share honors with the standby
then. These are the types of shirts in
vvlteit to match the tailor -sl' suit, .A
s:rge, for lnatance, might have a shirt
et I lite and white striped: linen, or navy
Shantung.
A novelty that occurs en .net vests and
bieuses aka: is a heavy worked lozenge
spot in flux thread, the ubiquitous filet
being crucify seleete.i es the ground
week. \Vi!h all the will and desire in
the: weed .0 encourageeconnnrical spirit
it wilt be the exeeptien to find the ama-
teur making a svcces.s of them vests,
trill me Iheugh they be. Alai t fr: m the
muilifu:1t•us eddrnents that go, to their
on n esitien, they require to be se ac-
euret^ly fileted and built that they are
a hest M themselves,
Ling -tic hots for small. gide ate more
feeetnating than ever lb's season, and
yet they rat simple. One of the 'ev+lt-
eel models seen was of fine 41111)1afd •rr4.1
bat'st', the crown et :diem••r lac', mode
Tam fashion, and the brim c 1 the edging,
The under brim was, faced with finest
plain l,at`sbr, and the trimming a Fall
ribb n twisded nroundi the crown and
tied in a prim loot int! bmv (with chert
ont'.Ie in the back, These served as a
background for a how knot. of tiny pale
pink roeebuds. It was simple, but so
Frenehy.
There fere unmistakable :teas -trances
that the lovely block she-. 1 u't'•n is go-
ing Li le ixeltcd in rank u.nt.l ;t rivals
the .ep'ender of the modern hatpin.
Along enth tete newly Inaugurated prac-
tice of mingling tinted teenier with block
Iva come u yearning for iontething more
d, con ive, then the termer dinrfy tasten-
er, nr:d tilready boots t:lnspecd with large
pearl buLtane are d: erns J decidedly or-
tlo-i',x, Next yam we shrill Prot ably
witness e.nrlorial schemes, in which the
shoe hutIons rualah the buttons on the
e'4af, and the coat buttons consult the
steam eidern'ng the hatpin,
Rapidity tieing the order of. the ?ley,
O'nee workers have simptifled the gllelnt
but slaw way of erneelctng by grouping
straight. plena in beehive sells, dha-
monde, Ionice work, ellrvrons, and the
like, The some !typical devices are ad,
}mien lo, but baby ribbr+n of the con-
tra'ding color is employed 10 delineate
°la 011 conee:ts on children's frocks on
$ergo or rs;hmei'it. Thus ono single
stroke, of rlkbon defines the, slanting
ines trent ane angle of a diamond or
Van Dyke to another in such it, way as
lee dispense with the minute shitclies and
eyelet any strain en tiro eyesight. At a
distemee the rateed effect of the ribbon,
• say 'Melo er pet:Keckt• bine, le rto'tleesble,
While in the aldlgldry way the fancy
lriiftcliol wind be amidst Izsvisible,
INDIGESTION
CAN BE CURED
Dr, William's Pink Tills Stteoeed
After Other Remedies Fail.
There are twenty drugs to help yotlr
digestion for a time, but there is only
one medtelno that can positively cure
your indigestion for good. To any one
with indigestion a half dozen boxes of
Pills
' 1
worth nl
� wU 1
1 ar
Pink E11
P I s
Dr. Williams'
the purgatives r atives and mixtures in the.
u
country. After all theme things have
failed Dr, Williams' Pink Pills have
cured lila worst eases of -indignation by
Bring straight to the root of the Irou-
bic in the bleed,
You can take a purgative to tear
through your Jewels and make a clean
sweep of your food, whether It is diposi-
n-I or not. You can take stomach bit-
ters to curate a false appetite—if you
eerie care what happens after you swal-
low your meal, You can drug your
stomach with tablets and syrups W di-
gest your food for you—if you don't care
bow anon you ruin your system ante
viler. You can do all these things --
but don't call it "curing your indiges-
tion." Thera is only one way to cure
indigestion, and that is to give your
system so much geed, pure, red blood
that your stomach and, nen have
strength enough to do their natural
work In a healthy and vigorous way.
'Pleat is why Dr. Williams' Pinar Pills
aura fndigestfcn-they actually make
new blood. Here is the proof. Mr. R.
eleCorkell, St. Thomas, Ont., says:
"About. a year age my system beenme
generally wrecked. My stomach was
always in a slate of nausea. The sight
of any kind of food often turned my
stomach and I would arise from the
table without eating, Doctors advised
different medicines which I took with-
out benefit. Filially 1 became so run
down that I had to quit work. For
two months I tried to build myself up
with the aid of doctors, but as time
went on and my condition did not im-
prove I became much discouraged. Then
re friend told me he thought Dr. Wil-
liams" Pink Pills would help me, and 1
began their use, In three weks time 1
was so improved that 1 went back to
my work, but I continued using the
pills until I had taken twelve boxes,
and now my stomach is strong, and I
am ready for a good meal three times a
day, and life now really seems worth
living."
It is because Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
make new. red bleed that they cure
such common ailments as anaemia, with
al. its headnehes and backaches, rheu-
matism. neuralgia, Sl. Vites dance,par-
tial paralysis and the secret ailments
from which women and young girls suf-
fer set much. You can get the pills from
any medicine dealer or by mail at 50
cents a box or six boxcar for $2.50 from
the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„ Brock-
ville, Ont.
OLD-FASHIONED KIND.
Old fashioned manl
Simple his plan,
Plain at a glance.
Pays wlmt he owes;
Nothing he knows
Of high finance.
To put away
Something each day
Is his design.
Not very slick;
Getting rich quick
Not in his Iinc.
Old fashioned manl
Head of a clan,
Ilappy his life.
Kids all about,
Betsy and stout,
And just one wifely
en
CHILDHOOD DANGERS.
No symptom that indicates any of the
ailments of childhood should be allowed
to pass without prompt attention. The
little ailment may soon become a seri-
ous one, and perhaps e little life pass-
es out. If Baby's Own. Tablets are kept
in the house minor troubles can be
promptly cured and serious ailments
thus averted. And the Tablets can be
given with equal safely to the new
horn babe or the well grown child.
Mrs. H, Gendnm, Martinville, Que.,
says;—"l have used Baby's Own Tab-
lets and have foundthem in every way
satlsfaeto'y. 1 always feel safe when I
have them at hand.' S•eld by medicine
dealers er by entail at 25c a box from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
P
Most men fire up when you throw cold
walker on their schcntes.
The Demon, Dyspepsia.—In olden
limes it was a popular belief that de-
mons moved invisibly through the am-
bient air, seeking to enter into men
and trouble them. AL the present day
the demon, dyspepsia, is at large in the
same way, seeking habitation in those
wito by careless or unwise living Invite
him. And once he enters a man it Is
difficult to dislodge frim. Ile that finds
himself se possessed &hornet knew that a
valiant friend to do battle for him with
the unseen foe is Parmelee's Vegetable
Pills, which are ever ready for the trial.
When an honest men is in haul luck
hr. doesn't want chelity so cinch as an
opportunity to dispense with charity.
TONS OFIRON eonanmed each year In medi-
cine. In "Varmint,. the Lest conic, it to so
cleverly manipulated that the weak and sickly
fret an passible nourishment and beneat from it.
Grecian capes, fashioned from a big
circle from which the skim have been
cut, are favorite evening wraps,
The change of dietary that comes with
spring and summer has the effect in
weak stomachs of setting np inflamma-
tion, resulting in dysentery and cholera
means. The abnoqrmal condition }will
continuer if not attended to and will
cause tut exhaustive drain on the nye-
tem. The best available medielpe is Dr.
J. D. Kellogg's bysentery Cordial, 1t
clears the seam$ch and bowels of nee,
tants, oountereets the Inflammation and
meets the drgene to healthy adder!,
CHINESE TO SAVE FORESTS.
S412aaI of Forestry Steen to be Opened
—Where Wood is Seared, ,
Tho Clllnese are saving their forests.
The almost wet dente movement to pro.
Met and eslublieh foresee. has reached
he Celestial Empire, and the fie M-
eese school of forestry shotty will be
opened fn 111ukt'on.
Tho Chinc•e realm sometimes is point -
at out as the worst exIUn.ptc anion
modern naif.tns of forest destruction,
The 11: ods which periodically ars pour-
ed dawn from tiro denudeeI muunlain.s
arc destructive n
o teVn
d co
m
Fnrnan with
these of any other and the: want
ther country,
,. 1 u Is Isas oedema as the cause.
\Vo d is scarcer in China Uven in al-
most any other inhabited region of the
were], 1, altil ugh the country is well
.ninptcd to the grewing of trees. In the
e-lahlishment of a first school the Chi-
nese, Government gives evidence that it
realizes the need 01 beginning its re-
fcrostalfon in a s^:entifle manner.
eT,
A Magic Pill.--DSsp.eps'a is a foe with
which men are constantly grappling
hal cannot exterminate. Sulielued, and
to all apparances vanquished ht one, it
makee its appeurnnce in another direc-
tion. In many the digestive apparatus
i; as delicate as the mechanism of a
\vetch or scientific instrument in which
even a breath et air will make a varia-
tion. With such persons disorders ,f
the stomach cnsu,e flair] Lha most. trivi-
al causes mrd cause nmeh suffering, '10
these Parmelces Vegetable Pills are re-
commended as mild end sure.
VALUE OF IIUMUS.
1. humus is decaying vegetable nat-
ter in the soil,
2. 1t is the storehouse of nitrogen, Inc
most expensive and the most necessary
of all plant foods. >
8. IL contains lite ford upon which (he
soil organism, live, whose function is
to convert organic nitrogen into nitrates
in order to be available for the use of
plants. It materially assists in decom-
posing the mineral constituents of the
soil, such as potash and phosphoric acid,
asking theta available for the use of
plants.
44. 11 increases the power of the soli to
hold water without beceming water-
logged,
5. It makes clay soil more open and
friable. It serves to compact sandy soil
and increase its droulh-resisting power.
G. 1L prevents washing to a great ex-
tent; thereby diminishing the loss of fer-
tility by that cause,
7. Sail filled with humus more readily
admits the air so necessary to all useful
print growth.
8. There appears to be a distinct re-
lationship between the amount of humus
in the soil and the amount of available
nitrogen therein. It has been observed
that when it is absent from the soil, there
is a distinct reduction of the ability of
that soil to grow crops, Hence in prac-
tice in order to oibjain the best crops we
have to resort to barnyard manure rather
than the use of concentrated fertilizers.
DANDRUFF ISA D SEASE
end the foreronner of baldness. EVERY
WOMAN SHOULD WASH HER HEAD
ONCE A WEEK with 'y Sutherland Sister ,
Hair and Scalp Cleaner. It ki11, the dandruff
germ, beautifies and strengthens the halt.
All druggists Sec, or postpaid from
Seven Sutherland Sisters
Sample sent for :cc. 179 Ring St, W., Toronto
LYNCH LAW IN CHINA,
The Chinese deo not hang criminals,
even when the mob lakes revenge. In
the remote mountain districts the people
burn the robbers. The passes are
watched, after a robbery, all Avengers
or suspicious chnrefers are arrested,
and, when sat'stieJ that they have their
man, they get dry wood, kerosene, and
yell'.rw oil beans, chain the culprit, and
then burn him olive. The yellow beans
cruse Inc Lanes to inchlerata. The
victim seld°m cries out more than three
times, and the bystanders have a holi-
day, A Chinese military °Mal once
asked the people to release one of three
rebLers to him in order to torture him
an l get the names of his confederates;
but 11.e people declined, saying that
burning was better than decapitation:
Three welt burned one morning, and
the sable night another robbery, close
by, was oommtttod.
PANGO.
Money paid will be refunded where
Pango foils, when applied as directed,
to relieve pain. Specially recommended
ter Neuralgia, Headache, Rheumatism,
Gout, Catarrhal Cblds, etc. I'or sale 50
cents at all druggists or Lyman, Knox
& Clarkson, wholesale druggists, ao-
ronta.
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HARMONIZED,
Papa Titerox—"Whntl 'You want to
become engaged to that measly little
Simpkins? Why, he isn't a bit of use."
'Tottie'Tilerox--"Why, papa, ho is per-
fectly lovely, His hair and complexion
match my new spring suit exactly, so
there!"
ISSUE NO, 24-•-C8,
Fod
Products
aeries
riled legit
Unlike the ordinary dried
beef—that sold in bulk—
Libby's s P erless Dried Beef
Peerless i
comes in a sealed glass jar
in which it is packed the
moment it is sliced into those
delicious thin wafers.
None of the rich natural
flavor or goodness escapes
or dries out. It reaches you
fresh and with all the nutri.
ment retained.
Libby's Peerless Dried
Beef is only one of a Great
number of high"grade, ready
to serve, pure food products
that are prepared in Libby's
Great White Kitchen.
Just try a package of any
of these, such as Ox Tongue,
Vienna Sausage, Pickles,
Olives, etc-, and see how
- delightfully dif-
ferent they are
from others
you have eaten.
Libby, McNeill&
Libby, Chicano
NO SCOOP ON A.A.
"Millie," said the young man, es he
elipped the engagement ring on her
finger, have you told your mother about
tins?"
"0, you. Innocenti" exclaimed Miss
Millie. "\Vhy, Clarence, mamma knew
it six months before you did.
H
"THE NEW FOOD"
Have you tried a package of "THE
NEW FOOD"? It is made of the Chola
est White Wheat, then steam-cocited'and
flake -3. No kitchen caa produce a bet-
ter made or cleaner article for human
consumption. In order to introduce
"THE NEW FOOD"
,a. prize has been placed in every pack-
age. Already TI-IIRTY-SIX Blue Cards
calling for LADIES' GOLD WATCHES,
have been redeemed, and SEVENTY -
:FIVE Red Cards. Each one of these
bards has been found in a package of
"NEW FOOD."
The Red' Cards give the finder the
Choke of the following articles:
Boys' NiNaie Watch.
"Our Pride" Goll: Nib Fountain Pen.
Bureau Cover, Duchess Paltcrn, Four
Pieces.
Table Cover, One Yard Square, Da
mask,
Baby Ring, Solid Gold.
Sideboard Comm, Two Yards Long,
Linen,
Open Salt Cellars, Cut Glass, Sterling
Silver Top,
Cold Meat Fork, Silver plated,, Rogers'
Best Make.
Neck Chains, 14k Gold-filled, Place for
Fhetos,
Ladies Beck Comb, Tortoise Shell, Set
1V1'LIh Brh1}lanhs.
S'gnet Ring, 10k Gold, Place for Two
tnitiats.
A new bot of prizes have been placed
in the packages.
Ask yav,r grocer for a peonage of
"THE NEW FOOD."
• .1.
SELFISHNESS,
"Why do you say that Brown Is sel-
fish?"
"Because he always wants the things
that 1 want myself,"
PANGO.
Will afford Instant relief from pain
caused by Neuralgia, Headaches, Gout,
Rheumatism, Catarrhal Colds. Sample
50 cents. All druggists er National
Drug Co., London,
Sometimes a woman after paying $20
fee a hat tells her friends it cost $80, and
her husband that it cast $10.
Corns cause intolerable pain. Hollo-
way's Corn Cure removes the trouble.
Try it, and see what amount of pant is
saved.
CALL FOR A NEW WATCH.
jury to it, to drip it even from that Ole -
elation on the si+le'tvnlls 1s almost certain
to jar it out of kilter; and my boys are
jest as Likely to deep their watches on
the sidewalk as they are to chap them
at home, and llloy'ts simply got to have
watches, and so a good part of my in -
c ed
need, in keeping them thus sup,
"Yes, I've thought of buying stork of
thti emnpnny wine! wnlehes I lily for
my boys' use, end !hue, Ihrongh the
divk1 tide, gelling the watPe,e •i d1101 -
cilly at a lower crisis• but while this
would he saving something, still it
would be only a. sort of makeshift pro-
p,cAlon. Whet 1 want is a wetted that
MallLrrok when it is dropped; and1 have Ivan ]Ills subject .s: mr Ilton bi.
h 6
1
"1L nestled to ole el fin;\ Thee lnuyhe
an outer case 01' covering of some sort
W.(uld do, a case cushioned all around
inside, in which the watch Dente! be car -
lied When worn, the inlrr:or sushi n.
fog being designed to break tiro shock
en the watch when it fell and so pre-
eervo the machinery them derangement..
And i thought that, ih•ly would do all
right, mrd 1 think so still. but the Iran -
1)11 uboce it would be that a watt with
such. an outer protection case around
it wouldn't, lade like Ilhe other rasters
watches, and I urn afraid that would
be a fatal objection; the boys wnu:d;t t
carry thorn; and so 1 have -given up that
idea, and what strikes me now os the
thing is the;
".You want a watch having all around
th, works, out of sight within the usual
r u er ca._a a seil:s of springs, these
]
srings to Le sufficiently e:nelle ant yet
suffl lily strong. to serve as shock ab -
sorters, and sa arranged that they
w alt save the watch wherever and in
wha'erer way you dr yppcd. it. 'Theta
what we want—a watch that 511.x11 bele
orewardly like any older watch, but
that won't break vvllrn you drop it.
"And don't you think you aro svmc-
Lhdn.g in this? Dent you know that
there oxo millions of fathers now even
Lining for their. boys from four to.
lve:ve watches a year who woul3 snap,
lu rly snap, at a chance to hit} a watch
that w'ou'dn't break when dropped?
"I tail you that There's money—van
lends of money—wait:ng for the man
that Invents a boys' nonbreakable watch.
All he'll have to do will be to put the
wateth on the market and cart the money
away."
Namely, One That Won't Break \Viten
Dropped on the Sidewalk,
"You know, I think," said the lather
of two boys, "thee there's a large chance
a great chance, for a man who should
invent a watch that wouldn't break
when you dropped it, 1 think so.
"Of course, weenies are not intended
to he dropped; they are intended to be
Carried in the pocket; and so nobody
has thought of inventing an anti breslc-
able-when-dropped watch; but et the
groat Oall to one every father of bar
knows anyway, and to his coat cost,
"1 have Iwo boys, each of whom ear,
ries a watch and they deep their' watch-
es, Indoors aInd out, ori fen &veartigo, I
should say, of three times a month; and
while from the height et which a small
boy correte it, you can drop a welch an
a (fuck rug perhaps without sei'icus 151'
a.
A SPL.: N: iD PRESCIIIPTJO'1.
For Rheumatism, :mei nil Kidney, Liver,
Bladder and Urinary Affections.
An eminent physician informs les that
he has used the following prescription
in his practice for a number of Seers
and found it very successful in the
treatment of kidney, liver, 'bladder and
el: urinary affections, and is =surpass -
el for the cure of rheumatism, driving
the uric acid entirely from the system.
FM claims that a very few doses will
relieve the most severe pains in the
hack arising from disordered kidneys
and impure Model,
Tho prescription is one ounce of
sweet spirits of nitre, one ounce of com-
pound vimosa and four ounces of syrup
of rhubarb, taken in dessert-spoonrul
closes in water, after meals and et bed-
time. These ingredients are harmless
and Inexpensive and can be obtninecl at
any reliable drug More and mixed to-
gether al home.
RIGI•IT.
Teacher—"If a vehicle with two wheels
is a bicycle, and one with three wheels
a tricycle, wheel is one with one wheel?"
Scholar—"A wheelbarrow."
It is the Farmer's Friend.—The farm-
er will find in Dr, Thomas' Eclectrio
Oil a potent remedy for wopncls or
pains In the body Or fen aftections of
the respiratory organs .end dor house-
hold use •gener'nlly, He will also trend
it a convenient friend in treating injured
herscs, cattle, etc., or relieving then
when attacked by colds, coughs or any
kindred ailments to which they are sub-
ject.
GREAT RELIEF.
The other day, when Mr. Avery mar-
ried Miss Small, a sub -editor headed Inct
report of the ceremony "Avery -Small
Wedding," but the compositor knew bet-
tor' and set it up, "A very Small Wed-
ding." _—
LAZY OLD SORBS, painful and disfiguring.
will not linger long after treatment with Weaver's
Carate has been begun: Also, oleanso the blood
with Weaver's Syrup.
CURIOUS MARRIAGE CUSTOMS.
Among the Indian Gonds a bride is
carried on her brother-in-law's back to
Lhe house of her friends, and 1s made
'to weep with each of them, while they
give her small presents of money. When
the ceremony is about to be performed
at the bridegroom's house the bride
hides in another house, and cons "Cool"
and the brldegr'oonl's brother -In-law
searches for her. As she enters the
bridegroom's house two spears are plant-
ed before the door to make eta arch,
end the bridegroom pushes her through
the gird hanging back. On the dn,y el -
le, the wedding the bride and bride-
groom throw mud et each other for
sport. Among Inc Marais, all the Wo-
men of the bridegroom's party are shut
up in a house with the bride's sister's
husband. They all set upon him, and
beat him, so that he is usually glad to
escape as sone as possible,
SAFE MEASURE.
Wise 1•atiler (to married son) --."You're
living very comfortably, I see, but are
you saving any money?"
Wase Son (whisperink)—"Yetis; but don't
1-11 my wife"
M1
i3tacit Remark -
At able for
144,14. richness
C
and
5;;' pleasing
flavor. The big black
plug chewing tobacco.
';.1 rite'
290
"HEADACHEi 1► EDSS9 HEARTTROUi3 E!"
"1 Suffered With for `ears'--Pe-ru-na Cured
Me Entirely."
MIea .Albina Chauvin, neo. GO Hue .Agnes, St. Henri, Montreal, Dan,, writes:
"I consider Perinea better than any other remedy, as it cured mo when
nothing else could. I suffered for years and years with heart trouble,
hoadaoho and weakness. I never expected to find anything to euro mo. I
saw one clay, in ens Presse," that Poruna was oxoollonb and 1 tried 1t. One
a been 1 a bottle I
o and1E tho price heed W
e n m
bottle rndn eel a change 1
to 1$
p
gp
would have paid it gladly. I have taken six bottles and am entirely oared.
Please accept my thanks and beat wishes for your Perna."
"Please Accept .lidyV
Thanks aqui Best
p�
Wishes,V'or Yon?
PE=RU= A."
Many oases of heart trouble are caused
by reflex disturbances.
Derangements of the stomach and
liver produce symptoms of heart trouble.
Catarrh of the stomach is a very fre-
quent cause of sympathetic heart dis-
ease.
Palpitation, shortness of breath and
bloating atter meals are the moat prom-
inent symptoms,
Manufactured by Perunn Drug Menefee
Such a condition of the stomach 10
also liable to produce headaches of the
worst sort,
Modlcines that palliate the eymptomn
will
over lead to a cure.
It is the effect which Peruna has upon.
the atomaoh, healing tho mucous mem-
branes and restoring the natural func-
tion of the stomach, that causes Poruna,
to bring such prompt relief,
luring Company, Columbus, Ohio, L'.S.A-
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She en evening costume)—"Is not my
dress becoming, dear?"
1-le—"Wel), it may be coming, but is
not some of It rather late?"
PANGO.
•
IS Highly recommended es affording !n-
atant relief from pain—Neuralgia, Head-
ache, Gout, Rheumatism, Catarrhal
Colds. Sample, 50 cents, All druggists
or Lyman Bras. & Co., wholesale drug-
gists, Toronto.
POOR PASTURE.
Student—"Something is preying an ley
mind,"
Professor—"It must be very hungry."
'rhe superiority of Mather Graves'
Worm Exterminator is shown by its
good effects on the children, Purchase
a bottle and give it a trial.
BIER DREAM.
Lady (engaging cools—"Why slid you
leave your last place?"
Bridget Maloney—"Whoi, mum, the
mistress said she cudn'L do \vihout me,
so 01 came to the conclusion that 01 was
worth mono than she was givin' Rte, and
lift at wansll"
In Abyssinia, the house and its con-
tents belong to the wife.
INGWORM
AND
ECZEMA
Miss Wilhelmina McCharles of Pow -
Ont: write;: "1 have proved
tarn -Surf a healing balm for eczema.
My father bed it very bad on his hands and
they were swollen very much. One night
Le decided to try Zem•Buk. I had .previ-
misiy used it for Ringworm which I could
not remove ppntll 1 trted Zarp-Duk: This
removed the Ringworm In P very short. time.
Its the morning father's hauls ware Very
much improved I e therefore continued
using Zem•liuk, and the eczema is no* all
rue, I hold Zam-Bub in high esteem as
n healing balm." 1. Henllppg, Soothing,
Anttseplre. Of alldntg•..
I(i 51410 and stores Sta. or
yyosepnitl from the Zulu.
the
,xis Buk Co., Toronto,
Wilson's
FLY
Three hundred times bet-
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NO DEAD FLIES LYING ABOUT'
Bold by all Druggists and General Stores
and by mall
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For full particulars apply
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