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CURIOUS PRESGR1PTIONS'spog BLOOD
WUBN zi,r, 3..ro I MIGIKT '1.'E3
THESE THIN fmlS.
People Relieved la Them 255 retire
Aga mid TMoy Might Still
Do Good.
A eopq of "The 7london Dispen-
satoty by Nish Culpeper, dated
$55 years ago, fate come to light
Some of nine thoorioa and, preeerip-
eriptions follow :
"Hounds -tongue .cold and dry;
against the biting of dogs. Sono
say if you put the herb under your
feet within your rtookings, no dog
will bark at you.
"Tree ivy is admirable for ill
effects coating of drunkenness and
therefore the poets feigned Bacchus
to have his head bound with them.
Your best way le to boil . them in
the same liquor you got your sur-
feit by drinking.
"Cowslips strengthen the brain,
senses, and the memory exceeding-
ly, quell all t.-soases there as con-
vulaiona,palsies, &c,
"Tho iieah of vipers being Caton
clears the sight, helps thevises of
the nerves, resists poison exceed-
ingly, neither is there any better
remedy under the sun for their bit-
ings than the head of the viper that
bit you, bruised and applied to the
place, and the flesh eaten, you need
not eat above a dram at a time, and
make is up as you shall be taught
in
TROCHES OF VIPERS,
"Earthworms • are an admirable
remedy kr cut nerves, being ap-
plied to the place. Earthworms
made into a powder and put into a
hollow tooth mattes it dropout.
"To draw a tooth without pain,
fill an earthen crucible ,' full of
emmets or ants, call them by which
name . you will, eggs and all, and
when you have burnt them, keep
the ashes, with which if you touch
a tooth it will fall out.
"Eels being put into wine or beer
.and suffered to die in it, he that
terinks it will never indure that sort
lif liquor again. Grasshoppers be-
ing eaten ease the cholick. Swal-
lows being' eaten preserve the sight
.and preserve from drunkenness.
"A fiead mouse dried and beaten
into a powder and given at a time
help such as have diabetes. Uni
.corns horns repels poison and the
pestilence. The skull of a man that
was never buried being beaten in-
to a powder and given inwardly re-
pels palsies. A ring made of an
•elks claw helps the cramp. The
-froth of the sea makes teeth white
and helps baldness,"
Dr. Culpeper devotes a chapter
-to metals, minerals and atones:
"Gold is temperate in quality, it
wonderfully strengthens the heart
.and vital spirits:
"The emerald being worn in a
ring takes away vain and foolish
-fears, as of devil.a, hobgoblins, &c.
It takes away folly and anger, and
if it do so, being' worn about one,
reason will tell him that being beat -
•en into a powder and taken inward-
ly it will do much more.
"A diamond is reported to make
him that bears it unfortunate.
'There is a stone about the bigness
of a bean found in the gizard of an
.old cock which makes ilia that
bears it beloved, constant and bold,
valiant in fighting, beloved by -wo-
men and
POTENT IN SPORTS.
"Lapsis calcidonius being hung
.about the neck helps melancholy il-
lusions and melancholy fancies.
.For the cure of warts—rub them
with fig leaves, bury the leaves in
the ground and the warts will con-
-mune away."
Dr. Culpeper . gives a recipe for
preparing earthworms.
"Slit them down the middle," he.
writes, "and wash them in white
wine so often till they be cleansed
from their impurities, then dry
and keep them or your use."
The bookconcludes with an
apology by the author:
"If thou findest me here . and.
there a little lavish in such expres-
sions as many like not, I pray par-
don that, it is my dialect. I cannot
write without it; I assure thee it
was not premeditated. If thou
thinkest I did it for gain thou are
so wide from the truth that unless
thou change thy opinion 'tis to be
fearod that truth and you will not
Meet again for a long time.
"I weigh not the ill language of
• those that mind earthly things, I
wish them all the richest their
hearts can desire, for they have all
their wit already; 'tincomfortable
enough for me, that I am beloved
of the honest; my reward I expect
hereafter in that place whereunto
no' earthly minded or selfish man
*hall come,"
A short answer may turn a.bliss-
Mui honeymoon lute a matrimonial
st rife,
Born on a farm near Pontypool,
a lamb had four ears, eight lege,
two tails and two bodies joined at
-the chest. It died soon after its
birth.
• Vegetarians in England arc likely
to be confronted with a vegetable
ftt;;.lne as the 'direct result of the
snow anal time dry weather which
precede
IS BAD BLOOD
How Hest to Get NOV Health
and Strength in Spring..
The winter months aro trying to
the health of even the most robust.
Qonfinemeut in -boors in over -heat-
ed and nearly always badly vend
lated tocols—in the borne, the offioe,
the shop and the school—taxes the
vitality of even the strongest. The
blood becomes thin aiid watery or
clogged with impurities, Sometimes
you get ap in the morning just as
tired as when you went to bed,
Some people have headaches;
others are low spirited; some hove
pimples and skin eruptions, These
are all spring symptoms that the
blood is out of order. You can't
cure these troubles with purgative
medicines,- which merely gallop
through the system, leaving you
still weaker, What you need to
give you health and strength in the
spring is a tonic medicine, and the
one always reliable tonic and blood
builder is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
'Crewe Pills not only banish spring
ilia, but guard you against the
more serious ailments that follow,
such .as anaemia, nervous debility,
rheumatism, indigestion and kidney
trouble, Dr. Williams' Pink Piles
make new, rich blood which
strengthens every nerve, every or-
gan and every part of the body.
Try this medicine this spring and
you will have strength and energy
to resist the torrid heat of the
comingsummer. " Mr. J. R. John-
son, oeb Broom, N. B., says:—
"Some two years ago I began to
'mil that my Constitution was weak-
ening. I could not stand any ex-
posure or knocking about. I finally
sought the aid of a doctor who
said my system was very much run
down, and that the trouble might
end in nervous prostration. As his
medicine did not help me I deckled,
on the advice of a friend, to give
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a trial.
I had used less than a half dozen
boxes when my health was fully re-.
stored, and I think no other medi-
cine can equal these Pills when one
is rundown and out of health."
Sold by all medicine dealers or
by mail at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville,.
Ont.
INDIANS GOOD FARMERS.
In Saskatchewan They Are In-
dustrions and Prosperous.
The Indian of the great prairie
province of Saskatchewan are dis-
proving the theory that an Indian
won't work unless he has to. They
are becoming industrious and pros-
perous.'
There are nearly 8,000 Indians in
the province and last year they
had about 9,000acres under props,
They raised 150,572 bushels of
grain and roots and 30,000 tons of
hay, worth $136,023,
Tlie Department of Indian Af
fairs reports that the Indians are
turning more and more to the soil
for a living. The agent. of the As-
siniboine agency, which may be re-
garded as typical, writes:
"I was greatly pleased to find
that the area under crop was al-
most double what it was the year
before. The band had about 600
acres of wheat and 200 acres of
oats. The Indians of this agency
are beginning to farm on a large
scale, and if they tontine° to do
as well as they have in the last two
years there will be some good sized
farms among them. One man has
155 acres in crop and another 125
acres, and several had seventy
acres each. There was a decided
improvement in the way the land
had ben farmed."
BLAME PLACED.
"Why don't yez grace aur dances
wid'yer presence any more?"
"Sure, it's me mistress' fault.
She is that dowdy and old-fash•
ioned that not a single dross of hers
kin I wear at all, at all I"
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TDB LLLs OF BABTDOOD
AND OP CBILIMEY,
The ills of childhood are
ni and may 1proove eeri-
ous
not promptly 'tended
to. In all homes where Baby's
Own Tablets aro kept thorn
is a`prolnpt cure at hand for
such troubles as indi$ostion,'
colic, diarrhoea, conatlpation,
worms, and teething trou-
bles. And the mother has
the guarantee of a govern- 9
mont analyst that this medi-
cine contains no opiate or
poisonous drug. Mrs. R,
Hammond Gopetown, Ont.,
says:- "I have used Baby's
Own Tablets and think no-
thing can equal themfor
small children, 'I would not
be without them in the house,
for they saved my little girl's
life," Sold by medicine deal-
ers, or by mail. at 25 cents a
box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., • Brockville,
Out.
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THE C1ULLIIYAN DIAMOND.
.
Iltloen Will Wear it Separate iPro»l
OPQwu on $tato Oeoasious,
The Icing and Queen, anxious
to make the fullest possible prasti,
cable use of the Transy>l,al'e meg.
efficient gift, the Oullinun dia-
mond, have consuitcd thecourt
jewelers, /Heeds, Gerrard, of Lens
dont as to whether it can bo ar-
ranged that the splendid gem Shall
be SO set in the Imperial Grown tie
to be detachable for wear by her
Majesty on great state oeeasiens, as
ib was at the recent opening o£ Par-
liaesene. Tho feasibility of the
plan having been demonstrated,
the jewelers have . been honored
with his Majesty s commands to•
carry out the work, 7,'hus thp'
(Milman, while retaining a status
of a crown jewel, will be available
for wear by the Queen .00 occas
Mons on 'which the Crown itself' is
not in actual use.
TRI? P ,UDENT PIPER.
Andrew Oarnogie is fond of the
Soots' national instrument, the
bagpipe, and when he is at home
at Skibo Castle usually has his
pet piper to play for him at din-
ner, Particularly is the musician
in attendance when the great
philanthropist has guesta.
On one occasion a big company
of mon sat down to table, and the
piper' pranced, up and down the.
room ashe playas.
The whole thing was new to a
French literary mat, who politely
asked the guest on his right, "Why
does he walk up and down when he
does this thing? Does • it add to
the volume of the sound, or does
it make a cadence4"
"No," said the other, "I don't
think it's that. I fancy it's to pre-
vent the listeners getting his range
with a knife or a water -bottle."
GROWTH OF GRAND TRUNK
Marvelous Progress Made Undei'
Manager hays.
Since January, 1896, the Grand
Trunk Railway System has increas-
ed the operating mileage by 11 per
cent., through the acquisition of
the, S. A. Railway. The tonnage
for 1907—the last .complete year's
report of the company—was 111.9
per cent. greater than the num-
her of tons moved in 1896.
Gross earnings for 1907 topped
those for 1196 by an even 09 per
oent.—net earnings being 85.7 per
cent. over those for 1896.
Fixed charges and rentals for
1907 were but 3.2 per cent. above
those for 1896. New Year's day,
1896, showed a deficit of Approxi-
mately $1,500,000; December 31,
1907, was passed with the payment
of $4,100,139 in dividends as the
result of a year's work.
The fust six months of 1908 pro-
duced $028,110 dividends on the 4
per cent. guaranteed stock of the
company,
'These figures, few as they are,
speak volumes for the brilliant ad-
ministration of the trust reposed in
Charles Melville Hays when he was.
elected second ' vice-president and
general manager of the Grand
Trunk system. Nor did it take a
dozen years to demonstrate the
wisdom of giving him absolute sway
ever this transportation system,
which prior to his appointment bad
been largely managed from London,
England.
A Pill for All Seasons.—Winter
and summer, in any latitude, who -
Cher in torpid zone or Arctic tem.
peraturo, Parmelee's Vegetable
Pills can bo depended upon to do
their work. The dyspeptic will find
them a friend always and should
carry them with him everywhere.
They are made to withstand any
climate and are warranted to keep
their freshness and strength. They
do not grow stale, a quality not
possessed in many pills now on the
market,
"Humph? Hien? He'd run be-
fore he'd fight me N" "I guess he'd
have to."
cure mycoughshaud oldss."willalwaps
It's easier for the average man
to quit drinking if he wants to than.
it is for him to want to.
Corns cause intolerable pain.
Holloway's • Corn Cliro removes
the trouble. Try it, and see what
amount of pain is saved.
Sir Robert Anderson, the emin-
ent police authority, says the Eng-
lish are, in Mot, with all thebre
faults, the most law-abiding people
in the 'world.
Moles are so numerous in many
parishes in North Devon that
farmers are reverting to the old
practice of giving 6 cents for each
mole killed.
Nottingham medical and other
charities will receive $20,00 under
the will of the late Mr. A. E elsall,
a protnfnent racing man.
Miss Elton Pincott, on whom an
inquest was held at Camberwell,
was choked to death by her false.
Meth while at supper,
Last roar 23,216 Beal -skins were
brought Into the Tyne. Large as
is this number it is 5,700 les than in
the previews year.
RH TOOK.
FRIEND'S ADVICE
AND DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS
SOON OVIR,BD HIS DAOK,
AOTIB.
Tiow lt1aleolut IITeltlnnon 1^oun4
Complete and A'emnuu!ont Relief
Front Itis Kidney and Stomach
Troubles.
Shunaoadie, Cape Breton Coe
N. S., April 19 (Special).—Suffer-
ing with Backache so much that he
could not work, Malcolm McKinnon
a. well known resident of this place
took a friend's advice and used
Dodd's Kidney Pills, The resultis
that he is back at worlr and his
Backache is gone,
"Yes," he says, in speaking of
his ease, "I was troubled with
Backache, dime to wet feet and hard
work. It got so severe at last I
was quite unable to do my work.
"It was through is friend's ad-
vice I started to use Dodd's ICidney
Pills, and I was soon aware that
they were doing me good, My baok
was easier and I had less pain in
urinating.
"As Docld'•s Kidney Pills had
done me so much good I thenght
T would try Dodd's Dyspepsia Tab-
lets and I did so with marvellous
effect. Two boxes set my atom
act
right."
With Dodd's Kidney Pills to keep
my Kidneys well and the blood
pure and Dodd's Dyspepsia Tab-
lets to put the stomach in shape
so that the body receives the nour-
ishment it needs you are assured
of the two first essentials of
health. Any doctor will tell you
that.
"Bliggins says he owes every-
thing to his wife," "Well," an-
swered the man who never says a.
kind word, "1 don't know of any-
one else who would take a chance
of being his creditor."
Repeat it:-"Shiloh'm Cure will always
cure my coughs and colds."
The man who thinks he knows it
all never misses, an opportunity to
butt in.
They Soothe Excited Nerves. —
Nervous affections are usually at-
tributable to defective digestion, as
the stomach dominates the nerve
centres, A course of Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills will still all distur-
bances of this character, and by
restoring the stomach to normal ac-
tion relieve the nerves from irrita-
tion. There is no sedative like
them and in the correction of irre-
-ularities of the digestive pro-
cesses, no preparation has done so
effective work, as can be testified
to by thousands.
Love seems to have a mania for.
laughing at locksmiths and joke -
smiths.
Sy Grilling the Horne with opium you may
stop a. cough, but the ig,sammation goes from ba.!
to worse. Allen's Lung Balsam, containing no
opium, goes to the root of the trouble and aures
deep.seutod at£uutions d throat and lungs.
Mother—"Jane, you must choose
between the two, 'Will you marry
the man who loves you or the man
who'oan dross you?" Daughter—
"Mamma, as an up-to-date girl, I
must reply to your question that,
although love is a very desirable
thing, clothes are an abaolute nec-
essity."
A Merry Heart Goes all the Day,
—But one cannot have a merry
heart if he Itas a pain in the back
or a cold with a reeking cough. To
he merry one must be well and
free from aohes and pains. Dr.
Thomas' Eclectrio Oa will relieve
all pains, muscular or otherwise,
and for the speedy treatment of
colds and coughs it is a splendid
medicine.
Every man on tho job thinks ho.
knows more than the boss.
Repeat it:-"Eihiloh's Cure w111 aiwaye.
burs my coughs and colds.'
FOLLOWING ORDERS.
"Now," said the magistrate,
"you must testify only to what you
know, no hearsay evidence. Un-
derstand ?"
"Yes, sir," replied the female
witness.
"Your name is Mary Bright, I.
believe, Now what's yoar age?"
"I won't tell you. I have only
hearsay evidence on that point."
ISS1 Tl ti Citi—tie
EARTHQUAKES S 4ND WEA'I'lI 1
A writer in Nature calls oaten
tion to the peoulaar weather which
aosompaniid and followed the
great Sicilian earthquake. The
sudden fog which Nettled upon the
Strait of Messina was paralleled by
a heavy mist aeoontpanying the
Mexican earthquake of January,
1899, and the writer adds that rain-
fall is so frequently reported as:
the immediate sucoessar of an
earthquake that "we can no long-
er reject the hypothesis of a real
connection between the two," Prof.
Milne has suggested that the dis-
turbance of the ground when.
transmitted to the overlying air
may determine precipitation, thus
explaining the apparent association
of severe earthquakes with mist and
rain.
A Woman's Sympathy
Are MI discouraged? Is your doct's
ban a heavy tirianotal load? Ie your pain
a -heavy physical burden?' x know what
these rpeae to delicate Women -X have
been discoura ed, too; but learned how to
euro nO�7r�s�elf. 1 want tq roitcvo your b.ur-
dons. Yvh not and the pain am atop the
doctor's bill? I tan do this for yqu and
%VW U you alitassist mo.
An yon need do is to wrlte for a free
box of the remedy whith a a'been plagod
in my hands to be gluon away, 1'orhapo
Otte cue box will cure you -it has done ao
tor others. If so. 1 shall be happy and
you will be cured for 20 (the cost of a
postage stamp). your letters held confi-
dentially. Write to -day for my true troat.
moat. stns. 8'. P! CUR15AII, wlndser, One
It is far easier to mend a broken
heart than a broken rib.
Repeat tt:-"Shlloh's Curt will always
cure my coughs and colds."
All men aro born free and egilal
—and, remain that way until they
get married,
r'eteeme se Sunshine after a storm is the rape%
when an obatinato, pitiless cough has been drlveq
away by Allen's Lung Balsam. Pro oppium in. it.
The good cited lasts. Tike a bottle home with
you this day.
Money makes the mare go—but
it doesn't always make her come
under the wire first.
Repeat it:-"8htloh's Cure will always
care my coughs and Colds."
"Did you hear that the daughter
of that rich man in the next street
had been driven from home "Not
When did it happen 1" "Just after
she got into the carriage."
The superiority of Mother
Graves' Worm Exterminator is
shown by its good .effects on the
children. Purchase a bottle and
give it atrial.
If it wasn't for their famous
wives many men would never be
heard af.
We Make the Emphatic Statement that "The
n & L 1' Menthol Piaster will do more to relieve
neuralgia, lame back, lumbago and kindred
troubles Ilton any ether plaster. 25a tins rad 51
yd rolls. An druggists.
One way to get out of a tight
place is to sober up.
Some persona are more suscep-
tible to colds than others, con-
tracting derangements of the pul-
monary organs from the slightest
causes. These should always have
at hand a bottle of Bickle's Anti -
Consumptive Syrup, the present
day sovereign remedy for coughs,
catarrh and inflammation of the
lungs. It will effect a euro no mat-
ter how severe the cold may be,
You cannot afford to be without a
remedy like Bickle'a, for it is the
best.
It's a good thing that some peo-
ple are self-satisfied, for they never
could satisfy anyone else.
cue my coughs end oMire, will alma9s
Fred—"Yes, the old geutlemen
will soon have another wife to sup-
port." Henry—"What? You don't
mean to tell me he is going to mar-
ry another wife while your mother
is alive?" "No; I am going to get
married,"
A Budden Oh1:1 often means sudden illness.
Painkiller is ail that is needed to ward 15 off.
Unequalled for ora,nps and diarrhoea. Avoid
substitutes, there ie but one "Painkiller "-perry
Dans',
BY ONE SENSE.-
4Au aattymobilo just went by,"
remarked the oldest inhabitant of
Podunk Corners.
"How did he know that?" de-
manded the stranger. "1 thought
he was both blind and deaf."
"He is," replied the village
oracle, "but I guess be kin smell,"
A man ran see more beauty in
the face of a homely heiress thah
a woman can with the aid of a pow-
erful microscope.
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PT:RUNA
for Catarrh of the Throat of Two
Years' Standing,
"1 was afflicted for two years with
Catarrh of the throat. At first It was
very slight" but every cold I took made
It worse.
"I followed your dfrectfone and. in a
Very short time I began to improve, 1
took one bottfo and am now taking.
my Second, 1 can safely say that my
throat and head are Cleared from 08o
tarrh at the present time, but 1 still
continue to take my usual dose for a
spring tonic, and 1 find there Is mitre
leg bettor."—Mrs. W. Pray, 200
Twelfth St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Over 200,000 head of horned cattle are on these estates at present,
end this number will be much increased. We are therefore in a better
position than ever toguarantee the purity and high character of BOVRIL
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Uncle—"Even though you are my
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Mothers svho have used Zam-Buk kt ow how it cures
Spring Skin Troubles in Children or Adults. Mothers
'who have not yet tried it should note these facts 1—
Zam-Bute was unknown ten years ago, yet such Is Its
merit that to -day it has become the standard salve in
the homes of four continents!' Zinn -Buis is purely herbal;
contains no poisonous colouring matter; Is used by leading
• medical men; used in the British Army and Navy; used
by all best fitted to know the needs of the skin, Make
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Mr. J. (, Bates, of .Iturka Falls (Ont.1, says :—" Zang -link cured my
three children, who were all broken out in sores to such an extent that it
was pitiable to sea them. Th.eso sores had tithed all remedies previously
applied but 1 ant glad to say Zam•Btik healed then,"
Miss S. G. Ilnnsiiton,-ef Alliston (Chit.), says: --"My face and hands
were one mase of pimples and blotches. 'These would itch, and when
rubbed, broke out ince soros. Whenever I put water near the affected.
5arts it caused a stinging sensation and much pain—just as if I had
Seen scalded. Nothing that I applied seemed to do ne any good until
1 tried tans-Buk. That gave me relied, and a few weeks of the
• Zom-13uk treatment rcaultad its a perfect cure."
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