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PLANTING.
It was •on a stormy winter even-
fng !that Aulit Rutli was nailed up-
ola for a new game,
"I think I will plant !my farm,"
she responded,'
"Nice weather for lit l" said Carl,
"A raging ,blizzard, end thermome-
ter at zero I"
"It is the finest• time for plant -
hag this kind of farm," said Aunt
-Bettie smilingly, "My field's aro
,all named alphabetically, What
phould you advise me to planet on
any A land? Anybody may answer,"
"Apples I" cried Oarl.
"You don`t plant apples," said
,Bertha, •
"They plant the seeds. Don't
they, Aunb Ruth?"
"Yes, and this is a brand-new
farm, I want it well stooiced, Ap-
ples will be all right."
"Plant some asparagus," sake
Alice.
"And apricoltis," added Norton.
"I was just going tosay that,"
'said Bertha, "Now I cant think
of anything else."
"Artichokes!" cried Carl.
"I think I'll plant some anise,"
said A,un't Ruth, at that moment.
"Oh, del" replied Alice. "Ani-
se candy is •so nice I"
"Well, .what shall I have in my
B ffelel?"
"Beans and beets," answered
Bertha,
"Brusseee sprouts," said Carl.
"And balm, for balm tea, ad-
ded Aunt Ruth. "There isn't much
en B. We'll begin on the Cl land."
"Cabbages, celery, corn 1" cried
Alice.
"Oh, etop1 You're getting them
all i Cucumbers, cress, carrots,
earaway—•" and Carl ,paused for
breath.
"Chicory, cauliflower, catnip,"
raced Alice, "and coriander,
and—''
"Chervil," put in Carl.
"What''s chervil?" queried Nor-
ton.
orto!n.
"Oh, something to use in soups
and salads," answered Carl.
"Clover P', (tried Alice.
"Don't believe there'll another
one," said Bertha.
"Currants," said Aunt Ruth,
quietly.
They all laughed while 'their
aunt said she thought her 0 field
Vas full enough, and asked for the
D's.
"Dandelion," began Carl.
"Dewberries," respondedBer-
tha,
"Dill," 'said Alice.
D's seemed to be scarce, so Aunt
):tuth proceeded. They went on
until the S field was reacheld.
Squashes. Do have plenty of
squashes, so for once I can have. all
the squash ,pie I want I" cried Nor-
ton.
"Sage," .added Bertha.
"Summer savory," said Alice.
.obody spoke for .a moment.
Then Carl hastened to say, "1
thought I'd wait and sec if you'd
think of it, but it is left for inn to
propose a big, .beg strawlberry
bed i''
"Oh," they Dried, "the idea of.
our forgetting strawberries!"
"There are some other •beds-up-
ntairs that I think you have for-
gotten," said Mrs. Chapin, smil-
fngiy,
So, amid much laughing chatter,
the remainder of the farm plant-
ing eves postponed until another
evenings—Yonth''s Companion.
LUXURIOUS SLEEPING CARS
Those in India to Rave Bathrooms
and Other Conveniences.
The latest sleeping cars in. India
• are fitted luxuriously. Like most
foreign ears they are divided into.
compartments, but a corridor runs
from end to end of the car. Each
compartment contains two berths.
The upper berth is of peculiarly
ingenious design, eo compactly
constructed 'that a casual observer
would fail to see how it can below-
ered,
The compartments are Large
enough to accommodate the luggage
that any two persons eau require,
and are fitted up with all kinds of
convenieneee. Every oompartment
has an, electric fan under the con-
trol of the passengers, anti of the
three eleobric lamps one is a small
night Iamp that can be kept burn-
ing all night withoub inconveni-
ence,
1f a party is too latge for a sin-
gle compartment, says the Rail-
road Man's Magazine, a sliding
dem-connecting with the adjoining
compartment can be thrown open.
On the other hand, if the passen-
ger desires he eau look his door,
Fell down his Venetian blinds and
be secure from intrusion.
At each end of the coach is A
roomy bathroom, with a large bafh
half sunk in the floor, the walls
lined with'mirrors and equipped
with every imaginable sanitary de-
vice. There is also a servant's
compartment. It is said thatthis
conch Itlts been approved by' the
rniiway board as thesbatedard type
for Indian rolling stock.
Misfortunes often put us wine to
dur eerie stere6assness.
re
WHEN TO USE
DR. WILLIAMS'
PINK FULLS
Pr. Williams' fink Pills were ori-
ginally a perseription used in the
doctor's private practice and thein
benefit to mankind has been 'in -
(amend many thousand fold by
their being placed en general sale
throughout the world with the doe-
toree own direetions for use, They
are entirely safe and contain leo
opiate or habit-forming drugs.
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills are a
remody to. use when the blood is
thin as in anaemia;, or impure, as
in rheumatism, or when the nerves
areweak,
as in neuralgia; or life-
less in paralysis; or when the body
as a whole is ill nourished, as in
general debility, They build up
the blood, strengthen the nerves
and Duro the troubles df women
and growing girls, and many forms
of weakness. That thousands of
pceple have tried this treatment
with good results is shown by the
constantly increasing number of
cures reported.
Mr. Paul Charbonneau, a young
man well-known in the town of St,
Jerome, Que., is one of the host
who bear testimony to the value
of Di;. Williams' Pink Pills. He
says :—"When I left school I 'be
came a bookkeeper in an important
`office. Probably due to the confine-
ment I began to suffer from indiges-
tion and loss of strength. I be-
came pale aud seemingly bloodless
and was often seized with palpita-
tion of the heart and violent head-
aches. ' I tried several remedies,
but they did not do me a bit of
good. I was advised to try Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills and did so, and
the use of eight boxes brought me
back to perfect health and •strength.
I have since enjoyed the best of
health and cannot say too much in
praise of this valuable medicine.
You can gat Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills from any medioine dealer or
by mail at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.60 from the, Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co,, Brockville,
Ont,
d'
Jenkins -,"Well, sir, I gave it to
that man straight, I can tell you•
He is .twice as big as I am, too, but
I told him exactly what I thought.
of his ,rascally conduct right to his
face, and I called him all the names
in the dictionary,: and a lot of
others as well." Studds—"And
didn't he try to hit you, Jenkins?"
Jenkins -"No, air,' he didn't. And
when he tried to ' answer back, I
just hung up the telephone receiver
and walked away."
EVERY R0Ut1EKESPIER—moat often act m e,
family pi yofelan• Painkiller for o.11 the little ills,
cuts and sprains ac well an for bowel complalntt
Is indispensable, Avoid substitutes, there Is but
one " Painkiller"—Perry Dart+', 255 and 50o.
When a - farmer •begins to call
himself an -agriculturist it's time
for him to sell the farm and move
to town.
You cannot be happy while you
have corns. Then do not delay in
getting a bottle of Holloway's Corn
Cure. It removes all kinds of
corns without pain. Failure with
it is unknown.
Kindly mention the name of this,
paper in writing to advertisers.
10,000 GYMNASTS..
Once in.: - every three years the
gymnasts of Switzerland and the
members of the affiliated clubs in
other countries—for the most part
composed of Swiss residents abroad
-meet to compete in the great
eoutest known as the Federal Gym-
nastic Festival, says the Illustrat-
ed London News. A carefully pre-
pared .series of exercises is gone
through on gymnastic apparatus;
there is Swiss wrestling, and there
aro aompeeibions in the national
games of Switzerland, including
throwing the stone (a forty pound
;square blook of granite). The fes-
tival closes with a display of com-
bined extending exercises in which
all the competitors take .part. This
year at Lausanne there were 10,-
000 amateur gymnasts in the arena
at Beaulieu going through these
exercises simultaneously. As they
wore white with touches of color
the effect ,produced was, extreordin-
ar'y. Gymnastics etre the national
pastimes of the Swiss boys and
young men,' and the olubn they form
are recognized and encouraged by
the Federal Government.
A man may be ambitions to en-
lighten the world, but his real mit-
mon is to pay his bills.
ISSUE I; N 0. 'U---119.
pfTY 01? 11U1INJS11ED •CQP.PElle
Eepetlftlon to North Central Sae
hate Returns Disappointed.
The expedition which left the
Pyramids of Gaizoh, Egypt, for the
North Central Sahara returned on
Sept, 8th without misadventure; af-
ter an Absence of 40 days,
The expedition, headed by Mr.
Dow Covington, an American arch-
aelogiet, set out in eoaroh of "a
city of burnished copper," The
existence of such a city had been
more or less obsour'ely rumored,
but has now been ,proved to be
mythical,
The expedition asserts, however,
that there undoubtedly are pertain
structures, aocording to eorrobor-
ative testimony of the Sonussi,
westward of the Silva Oasis, Tbey
were unable to make a seareh for
these structures, as they had given
the Egyptian Government a signed
Promise not to proeeed westword
of Siwa, which is 16 days' carpel
ride west of Oairo.
They arrived at the unmapped
oasis, tobogba . (lab. , 29,6, long,
26.40, approximate), three days
east of Siwa, whore they found,
large expanses of salt marshes:
The ternplee of the "King's
Treasure" and Jupiter Ammon
were visited at Siwa, and it was
ascertained that no serious.excava-
tione had been effected there, The
expedition ate of opinion that a
systematic exeavation: of bot. those
temples would prove • of great inter-
est,
The attitude of the Senussi was
at all times of a most friendly char-
acter. The Senitssi Mamour
(headsman) of Gera actually ac-
companied them to Tobogba, and
preceded them into .Siwa,.
The expedition will make a fresh
attempt to investigate the "bur-
nished copper" story in the near
future
PEACE A MERE DREAM.'
There Will Always be War, Says
eke Kaiser. '
Twc versions are in circulation of
a remarkable speech delivered by
the Kaiser at Karlsruhe on the oc-
casion of the parade which preced-
ed the opening of the annual Im-
perial military manoeuvres. The
official telegraph agency issues a
version which states that his Ma-
jesty
a
j y "p g
est "woke k -e cometh
GANANOQUE MAN
OUT OFF TROUBLE
UM/ 111IEUNATIS1 , • IIU'1'
DODP'S-IiIDNIV "!.'ILLS.
CURED IT.
Uugh Abernethy on Ills Feet
Again --Cure is Easy, Simple, Nee
tpya,l and leel'utanent,
Gananoquo, Ont„ Opt, 18.—
(Special).—That Rheumatism can
he mored surely, simply and per-
manently is the good news that
Hugh Abernethy, a well-known re-
sident of King Street, is spreading
among hie neighbors,
"I had anfferod from Rheumatism
and stiffness of the joints," Mr. Abs
ernethy states, "My muscle's would
cramp. I could not sleep, and 1
had terrible headaehes, I took
many ditforent medicines, but no-
thing did me any good till I tried
Dodd's Kidney Ellie, Six boxes put
me on ley feet again,"
Others who have taken Mr, Aber-
nethy's advice and used Dodd's
Kidney Pills are also loud in their
praises of the old reliable Canadian
Kidney remedy. ler Dodd's Kid-
ney
idney Pills cure Rheumatism and
other blood diseases by curing the
Kidneys. Sound Kidneys keep the
blood free from impurities, And
with no impurities, such as uric
acid in the blood, you cannot have
such painful and dangerous diseas-
es as Pain in the Back, Rheuma-
tism, Lumbago, Neuralgia, end
Heart Disease.
Keep your Kidneys strong and
well with Dodd's Kidney Pills and
you Dan face the cola, wet days of
fall without a fear of Rheumatism.
PUTTING OFF TAP DAY.
She was trying to persuade her
husband to give up smoking, and
she had punted out to him one day
the exact amount of his expenses
for tobacco during the course of a
year.
"Besides, my dear," she persist-
ed, "you will be -better off,mental-
ly, physically and financially, with-
out the pipe and the cigars."
"Well, maybe so; but all great
men have smoked," he argued.
"Well," she sighed, "just prom-
ise me, dear. that you'll give up
smoking until you are great. Then.
I'll
be perfectly satisfied."
in as fol- 4'
lows" :—
We Germans area people who re-
joice in arms. Therefore'we'bear When Children -are Injured!
our armaments easily and gladly
because we know they guard and Children are always sdstainingcuts, bruises,
preserve for 'ns that peace amid burns, etc., and not infrequently contract
which alone our Tabor- can .flour- ringworm, scalp diseases, and similar skin
illi. As long as .there arta wars troubles at school. Alothers will find
our aimed forces are the rook of Zamdsa sthout equalfor all these accidents
and diseases.
bronze on which peace rests. To Mrs. Phomas Allen, 156, Water Street,
preserve this peace and guard the St. Mary's (Ont.), says t—" My daughter
position in the world which is our Mildred, 4 years old, was severely burned by
due is the object of our, forces and: failing on a hot flat iron. She WAS burned
of the days of, exertion imposed up: on tale beef, instep, and on the thigh very
Ipadly. I at once applied some Zany-Buk,
on diem. I am, however, firmly which eased the pain, and in the course of a
convinced thab our army will stand few.dsysthewoundsweretboroughly healed."
its tests well, with God's help and Mrs. George Aldridge, tz, Louise Street,
under God's protection. Stratford, says t-" While playing barefooted
The sentences present in other about the yard my son Bertram, 6 years old,
versions but omitted from verYd
the of- nee
versions, a brohin glass bottle, which cut
very deeply: into his big toe. The cut was so
ficial report, are: deep that I sent for a doctor and had the foot
As .long as the human race en- properly dressed, the doctor leaving a lotion
duces there will be enemies and to be applied daily. Under this treatment,
enviers, ,and as long as there are hotvever, the wound seemed to get no better,
but en the contrary in9atn cation set io. A
enemies and enviers we nowt be kindlynetghbourthcnrecommendedzam-Bok.
preeected against them, There- We obtained a supply, and after a few apple
fore there will also be prospects tions the child seemed to rest better, and the
41r war and war -itself, and we must pain was very much reduced. In a few days,
be ready for all eventualities. assumed
the Zam-Buk treatment, the wound
assumed a batter appearance, and from that
'k—.—. time healing was very rapid. lnflammation
A BOON TO MOTHERS.
AU PIOE 'ROI MOTHER, Lam Buk we took the bandages! from the
and soreness were finally completely banished,
an in ten aye rem the ret application
o
TO ILL- Orlin BOTHERS 'foot.- I feel sure that but for Zam-Buk the
chuhavhadbad
The young mother—tile inexpert- mightildwohavldehad teo sacrifiacevery the toe;'time, and
enced mother—is always glad to get Not only for cuts, burns,' bruises, etc., is
the advice of the more experienced Zan -flak effective, but, also for serious skin
in the careof her little one: Thou- diseases such as eczema, ringworm, ulcers,
sands of mothers have emphatical- etc, It also cures poisoned sores, chronic
wounds, bad leg, piles, festering sores,
ly said that there is nc medicine chapped hands, cold sores, frost -bite, and all
equal to Baby's Own Tablets for skin injuries and diseases. Druggists' and
keeping little ones well, or rester -stores everywhere fen at 500 A box, or post
ing health if illness comes sudden- free for price from 'Lam-Buk Co„ Toronto;
ly. The young mother can safely 3 boxes '$1,25. You are warned against
follow the lead of these others, harmful imitations sometimes reptesented to
be " just as good."
Mrs, John Shortill, Georgetown,
Ont„ says :—"I would .not be a day
without Baby's Own Tablets in the THEN TROUBLE BEGAN.
house. I believe they saved my O'Flanagan came home one night
youngest child's life. At the age with a deep band of black crape
of three months she cried all the around his hat.
Ante with indigestion. Our doctor "Why, Mike," exelaimed his wife,
did allhe could for her, but did not "whab are you stewing that mourn -
sr.= to help her, Then I got -ful thing for?"
Baby's Own Tabletsand they"I'wearin It for your first
worked a -:wonderful change. They husband," repliedMike, 5
firmly. "I
seemed to tone the stomach, moved am sorry he's dead."
the bowels regularly,and she has
ever since been a healthy child.'' A writer tells of the sister .of.
Sold :at 25 centsa box by all :deal- Lord Houghton who was frequent-
ers or by mail from The Dr, Wil- ly annoyed at the guests whom her
Yams' Medicine Co„ Brockville, Mother brought to the house: "Do
Ont.
•
you remember, my dear," he asked
her nt dinner one day, "whether
THE POINT Ole VIEW, that famous scoundrel X.' was hang -
Jean Paul Laurens, the famous eel or acquitted?" "He must have
French painter, was the son of an been hanged, she replied, "or
honest carteleiver of Toulouse. At you'would have had him, hereto
one time, when the painter was at dinner long ago."
the height of his Parisian repute -
tion, it happened that two old'wo- °UREn Of LAME MACK WHEN 84.
—'--
men at Toulouse were talking about lir, samubl •alartin. of strathroy, Ont,.
Muted the Laurette family.` twenty years of his lite in misery,
"Let, inc see;" said ono, "there suffering torteroa froth Laino Back. Bo
were two boys, 'weren't there 1" tried nearly all the advertised remedies
(gre8 nt and household recipes, but reechoed no
Some months ago seeing Gin P1119 ndvcr-
"'oh, one's a grocer right here Beed, ate Moth, purchased a box, The
in Toulouse. I.Ie does a very good relief which air, Martin oxgerteneedx altos
business." - he had taken one box was so great thtat,
' And the other one 1" he ltnew he had tonna the right remedy at
"The younger one? He web off last, Be need two more bene and 1s now
to Paris and became an artist," so pid.o17 boenr for '0,50 'at I
!?oar, dear! And his father a. s All deatera,
Stich e good, worthy man l"• Gnntpto free if you write National Drug
e Chemical Coe (Dent, W. L) Toronto, Ont,
"Whab became of them 1" - benefit front any of them.
MBAR$ 01? IABQ1t.
Mix lion 11'ltese Service With -Otte
FILM ltoaolles That Total.
A single firm of eutlery mannfao-
j;urers at Sheffield, England, has
in its employ six workmen who have
been with the firm.' continuously
for a total of 860 years. This means
an average of alrnost sixty years
of continuous work for each em -
p
em-
ployee.
Two of these men are ere two are
76, one is 74 and one 73, A picture
of the group published in the Iron
Age .shows a sturdy looking set of
mon, That they must be, as they
are still at worlr. Three of them
are cutters and three grinders.
The same firm has people of three
generations at the bench in its
employ --from grandparents to
their grandchildren. These work-
ers began as echildren, aecording
to eeetom, and have been oontinu- I
ously with the house' ever sineo as
piece workers,
Used according to directions, Dr,
J. D. Kollegg's Dysentery _Cordial
will afford relief in the most acute
ff pl ' t When.
Ol'm 0 summer coin
alp .
ever the attack manifests itself no
time should be lost in seeking the
aid of the Cordial. It will act im-
mediately on the stomach and in-
testines and allay the irritation and
pain. Atrial of it will convince
anyone of the truth of these asser-
tions,
David Slowpay—"I shall bring
you back those dark trousers to be
reseated, Mr. Snip. You know 1
sit a good deal." Mr. Snip (tailor)
—"All right; and if you'll bring the
bill I sent you six months ago, I
will be pleased to -receipt that al-
so. You know I've stood a good
deal."
If allowed to roam oTer your
house those few innocent-Iooking
house flies may cause a real trag-
edy
ragiedy any day, as they are known
to he the principal agents for the
spread of those deadly diseases,
typhoid fever, diphtheria and
smallpox. 110 other, fly killer eom-
pares with Wilsons Fly Pads.
Englishman—"Pardon me, sir,
but where do you come from?"
Paddy — "From County Cork."
Englishman—``Then that accounts
for your brogue." Paddy—"May I
ask where you some from?" Eng-
lishman (proudly)—"From Worces-
ter." Paddy -"Then that accounts
for your sauce!"
Help your children to grow strong
and robust by counteracting any-
thing that causes ill -health. One
peat cause of disease in children
is worms. Remove them with Mo-
ther Graves' eleorm Exterminator.
It never fails.
Parke—"You keep a !obit bank-
ing account with your wife, don't
you?" "Lane --"Well, yes; I de-
posit the money and she draws it
out,"
Bed, Weak, Weary, tit afery hires.
Rdleved By Murine Eye Remedy, Try
Murine For Your Eye Troubles. Yon
B"llt Litre Murine. It Soothes, 60c At
Your Druggists. Write For Eye Books.
Free. Murine Eye Remedy Co„ Toronto.
Kindly 'mention the name of this
paper in writing to advertisers.
It's difficult to settle a case in
court while the litigants have any
money.
Even the hotheaded man occa-
sionally gets cold feet.
Away With Depression and Mel
anoholy.-These two evils are the
accompaniment of a disordered sto-
mach and torpid liver and mean
wretchedness to all whomthey vis -
ib. The surest and speediest way
to combat them is with Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills, which will restore
the healthful action of the stomach
and bring relief, They have proved.
their usefulness in thousands' of
cases and will continue to give re-
lief to the suffering who are wise
enough to use them.
SOLDIERS OF THE ;SHAH.
The Persian Ariny is composed
entirely of infantry, and no one be-
neath commission rank ever gets
paid. There is jest enough money
to go round among the officers, but
that is all. There is a uniform;
but, as 'he is never provided with
it, the Persian "Tommy" accepts
the inevitable—and does the best
be can. When he is on the march,
there is no limit as to the amount
of baggage that the private soldi-
er may take with him. Two or three
mon generally club together, and
buy a donkey, on whose unfortu-
nate back is piled a,regular moun-
tain Of water -jars, tbedding, cook -
in utensils and the like. Or,. if
he is
he well to do, a
soldier buys a donkey all for him-
self, and, stretching himself across
the bank di the unhappy little beast
sleeps peaceably until it is tine to
get up and feed,
ROOM ON TOP.
"Why have we stopped, cap-
tain 1"
"On account of the fog, ma-
dam.
"Oh, but my dear captain—sure-
ly nob! Look l It's perfectly clear
above,"
"Aye, ma'am but we're not gone'
that way, unless the boiler busts!".
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ANGErS,-Tumors, Lams, etc, Internal
and external, cured without pain by our
home treatment. Write us bolero too into„ AC
'Ullman Medical Co., 1,55 , Oollingwodd, OM,
"Anel why were you discharged
from your former place?" "For be-
ing too industrious—and that's the
truth. "That's very strange. What
did you de?" "I went into the cel-
lar one day and dusted the old wine
bottles."
A Simple and Cheap Medicine. --
A simple, cheap and effective medi-
cine is something to be desired.
There is no medicine so effective a
regulator of the digestive system' as
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills. They
are simple, they are cheap, they
can be got anywhere, and their be-
neficial action •will prove their re
commendation. They are the medi-
cine of the poor man and those who.
wish to escape doctors' bills will do
well in giving them a trial.
One day, a lady was travelling by
a train to Cork. When the train
stopped at a certain junction the
lady looked out and said to a por-
ter : "Is it raining, porter 1" "Oh,
not" said the porter; "it is rain-
ing rain."
After making a most careful
study of the matter, U. S. Govern-
ment scientists state definitely
that, the eonlmon house fly is the
principal means of distributing
typhoid fever, diphtheria and
smallpox. Wilson's Fly Pads kill
the flies and the disease germs,
too.
Mr. Headstall—"That horse you
brought yesterday seeme a vicious -
looking animal. Is he affection-
ate?" Mr, Cropper—"Affection-
ate? I should think so. Why, when
he came out of the stable he stood
upon his hind legs and tried to em-
brace me."
Nn SUBSTITUTE FOR "The D. k L."
Menthol Plaster, recommended by every-
body for . stiffness, Outlay, etc. Made by
Davis to Lawrence 0o.
Small Girl—"Give me a bite of
your candy, Jimmy." Small Boy—
"Ne fear! but you may kiss me
while my mouth's stioky-"
It is Known Everywhere. — There
is not a city, town or hamlet in
Canada where Dr. Thomas' Eclee-
tric Oil is not known—wherever in-
troduced it made a foothold for it-
self and maintained ib. Some mer-
chants may suggest some other rem-
edy as equally beneficial. Such
recommendations should be receiv-
ed with doubt. There is only one
Ecleotric Oil, and that is Dr. Tho-
mas'. Take nothing else.
The other day 'a benevolent old
gentleman was stopped by a tramp,
who asked for money to get a
night's lodging."Well, look here,
mgy man,'the old gentleman said,
"what would you say if I offered
you work?" ''Bless yer life, Bir,"
came the reply, I wouldn't mind
a bit. 1 can take a joke same as
most peopled"
unlit berry 0-1416
ran Into the `VOW
and NM KA5YIl.
N nogejilea t
at oeo 4
T, At►
RAS rze.0
BECAME and prevent
g
yyneumnaia, efi It
1t a,,Tr f, at-
ed.-Is
ouseho• dBon0drr
for coughs, 0 o 1 d i,
Sore Throat' Breathitt e
Nina of ail kind fa nt„i
WANTED,
J ARCM WARTED.—Ontario fast wanted 1n
exchange for 640 acres Southern Albert
R' I
l� at an
hs land. A bowl, Toronto,Mills
EDUCATiONAi. �77
�BOYD'S SgOItTIIAND SCHOOL, !ut
e Yonge St,, Toronto, prepares sore
potentstenographers in 10 days by tel
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T. M., WATSON, Principal
AGENTS WANTED,
lVf EN AND WOMEN—DON'T BE IDLE—
Show samples of our reliable modi-
eines, superb toilet preparations, pure
baiting powder. and flavoring extracts to
your neiehbors and forward their orders
to us. You can easily make form ten to
twenty-five dollnre a week and have
permanent position.
ofasell
ourepeat derscomestlook eight
to Succeed" end particulars sent free,
The Home Supply 00„ Dept. 60,Merrill
Building, Toronto.
E WANT NOW 1N EVERY IMRE.
'f Y' PRESENTED district a reliable
agent to sell Pelham's Peerless fruit and
ornamental trees. Consieer this. Good
pay weekly, Exclusive .. territory, Stook
guaranteed up torade and delivered l
good condition and all the advantages o
sellingwell-known stock. Write now fo
agenPel
010,0 N for Co.,and winter menthe, 1
ham Nursery OToronto, Ont,
�{ ANTED —LOCAL AND GENERA
CV Agents—Liberal contraute to goo
mon; apply by letter. Continental Life
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condense confidential.
FOR SALE.
OwosoOiTenOcene
1.7 rdBOOK-1.60
t. Arthur
Rice, Granby. Que. ,
ILYERCLOTN will clean your Silverware and
CI otilerdnm metals like mania. No powder or
other: std required, the preparedcloth does an 1n
adgdree forti abandy
Canada cents.
daSnveraloth0o...
Toronto.
CAand RPI ET Is 6 a fDYpeelaltyEI DYEING
Bett!sh American Dyeing Co'
Send psrtinutme by poet and we are sura to saNdy.
Address Box 158, Montreal
TYPEWRITERS
RS
Bargain prices, $15 to.$65, (all makesl
taken in exchange for Model to and t(
Remingtons. Many of these machine!
show little use,
Remington Typewriter Company, Limped
144 BAY 8'rRa$'r, TORONTO.'
WINO
Ar20
TurkeyTAIL Feathers
esthers
CAN BE QUICKLY
TURNED INTO CASH
WRITE
11. W. Nelson & Co., Toronto, Ont.
Agents Wanted
Good live canvassers to sell our Remedies,
You should make ten to twenty dollars
weekly and not work hard. Write -to -day,
ESELLMAN MEDtOAL GO..
COLLInoWOOD, ONT.
LePress and Manila��� Cuffing, rift!
ng,
and Putting Together,
by mail in your spare time at
home, or if too far away take a
personal course at school. We
will teach one personal course at
commencement of course only,
Course taught at school in Strat-
ford inside of a week, commons-
Ing November 8th only. Remit-
tance to be paid the day you are
through and perfectly satisfied.
Board and lodging providedfor
pupils taking this personal course
at school free of charge. We
have been in business eleven
years, taught over 7,000 pupils,
and guarantee to give $500 to
anyone we cannot teach, Write
for free particulars explailtinghow
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anders' Dress Cutting 5choo4
15 Brie St„ Stratford,; Ontario, Canada,
DRINK
Tobacco
and
y Drug Habits
O�RED
New System of Treatment. Recently Discovered Remedy that
Cures Rapidly and, Permanently. Marveltntls Results obtained
that makes our remedy one of the wonders of Modern flediclnc.
Patients cured secretly At their own hones against their own
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We send by matt, tree of charge, our 64 onto book, which Cully n-
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DE SILVA INSTi'i'UTR. Suite 200, 5, 1.1 tit erg11y et, Montreal, Canada