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FADS AND FANCIES,
Long sashes are being worn with
coat suits.
Paris is offering all Borba of hats
exeepb sma11•ones,
White cony will be a leaderin
fur coats for young. girls,
Gold braid will figure prominent.
Dj• as coiffure ornatnent.
Corsets are longer over the hips
but outt lower at the top.
Newest belt buckles and pies
combine mother of pearl and jet,
Puffs are stili worn, but are small
and soft t r n t d irregular
lar in shape.
Tim scarab is a leader among de-
.orations for pins and dainty
buckles.
For fall wear many double veils
el contrasting colors are being of-
fered.
Red is a brilliant exception to the
rule that makes for dull hued col-
ors
Sleeves in little girls' dresses aro
fuller, long, and have oftenone
or twc puffs,
The craze for shawls has brought
with it renewed and welcome drap-
ings on dresses.
The general 'tendency is away
from vivid colorings, and few lus-
trous surfaces are seen.
The Dutch and Eton collars are
promised a renewed popularity
through the winter' season.
Amethyst and wisteria, in spite
of their long vogue, are still among
the fashionable colors.'
Dark gray is promised a great po-
pularity, and a new shade dubbed
"coal, dust" is among the leaders.
Buttons are large and decorative,
but should be used only where they
look as if they are needed to fasten
something.
Street gloves for anthem are of
chamois, in white and natural col-
or, pique sewn, and . fastened with
one or two pearl buttons.
It seeing as if the latest fad
hairdressing, the use of filets and
jeweled hair bands, has come to
stay for a while at least.
The most satisfactory stocks just
now are made of embroidered lin-
en and the strong, beautiful Irish
lace which•is so fashionable.
The low sash is a feature of frocks
for children, just as for grownups,
but is even more stylish on the
childish, unformed figure.
Pockets, big, ornamental flap af-
fairs, are sometimes set low on the
sides of coats, breaking the
straight, loose line or finishing a
side panel.
Marabout flowers will take a con-
siderable place among hat trim-
mings this season, in spite of the
fact that they cost about twice as
much as last year.
Travel hats are already here and
are of the lightest possible make of
felt. Some of them are turned up.
sharply at one side—the so-called
'left side • tilt.''
The most noticeable thing about
new blouses is the tiny puff in some
of the sleeves, Some are fuller at
the top, too, and hardly any are
made long or close fitting.
Late Paris fashions in wraps are
introducing some startling picture
effects, designers drawing from all
periods andall lands in the snap-
ing of cloaks and mantles,
This year again there is a fancy
for the fluffy neck bows or illusion
or na]ine, and these fluffy, airy
bows, tucked beneath the chin, are
bewitchingly becoming.
The shawl -like drapery of lace or
shimmering fabris !which extends.
from the shoulders far below the
waist line is' a decidedly effective
finish to the smart evening gown.
Some of the new sweater coats
have largo outside pockets placed
over the hips. These pockets are
provided -with flaps which fasten
tightewith snap,- hooks, or buttons
and buttonholes.
The skirt of the usual fall suits is
of walking length without much
fullness, and is trimmed with per-
pendicular folds and jet buttons,
but the latter feature is solely with
the taste of .. the wearer.
FACTS ABOUT THE :FAIR.
.I lats.
A pretty girl -.-yawning is a ter-
rible .sight.
Women of tetnperanhent are wo-
men of temper'.
All simply things are best — ex-
cept simple women.
Truth and a woman's age never
bow to one another—oven as ttltoy
pass.
Silence on the part of a woman
means suspicion on the part df her
fr.imech.
A .woman only undei'stauds who
her ideal man is when alto has plat-
ried the other kind.
Atter a girl has really: decided
tomarry a man she ill quite eort.ala
to rderso, If she doesn'It, she Rase"
decided,
It's bettar'to' follow one good ex,
amino than it is to set a dozen bad
once.
Mrs. ,Sharpe (severely)—"i\totait,
T can find only rowan of these
Elates, 'Where are the other iivo1"
Cook (in antirisa
—"bt i
o
mum,
don't ye make no allowance for or-
dinary wear an' tear I"•
A MAINSTAY
FOR ALL MEN
Ali Breadwinnors Who 'roil Hsalth
Aoulinlug Shou11 Take Ar,
Williams' Pink Pills.
Thousands of men ihroughont
Canada are suffering to -day from a
deplorable failure of strength with-
out knowing that they are the vie.
tires of nervous exhaustion. The
signs are plain. The sufferer cane
not keep his mind on werlc, passes
restless nights, turns against food
and cannot digest it, feels exhaust.
ed after exertion, -while headaches
and fits of 'dizziness often adds to
his misery. These symptoms denote
that the nervous system is weakened
and innefficiently nourished. Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills will promptly
cure because they enrich the impure
weak blood and .thus give new
strength and tone to the exhaust-
ed nerves. No other medicine can
dr' this so promptly and so surely.
Mr, W. II. Ripson, Bast Pubni-
co, N, S., says :—"For a number of
years 1 was troubled with violent
headaches. When these spells Damm
on the pain was so severe that I
feared I would lose my senses. At
the outset these headaches -would
memo on about once a week..1 doc-
tored for the trouble and did ev-
erything possible to get relief, but
without avail, and as time went on
the attacks grew both in frequency
and severity. The pain was terrible
and with each attack seemed to
grow worse. The only relief I could
get was from a hot mustard foot
bath, and the application of hot
water and ammonia to my head ; 1
would then have to be led to bed
where Thad to remain until the at-
tack passed away. At this time Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills were brought
to my notice, and while I scarcely
hoped they wouldcure mo, I decid-
ed to try them, After taking a few
boxes I found that the attacks ware
not so severe, and I joyfully con-
tinued
ontinued taking' the Pills until I had
used ten boxes when every symp-
tom of the trouble had passed away,
and I was in better health than I.
had ever enjoyed before. It is -Sev-
eral years since my cure was ef-
fected, and as I have not had a
headache since I feel that the cure
is petrnanont. This is a plain state-
ment of my case, but no words can
tell what niy sufferings really were
and I believe that but for Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills I would have been
in my grave, for I could not have
stood the pain touch longer and doc-
tors did not do me any good."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold
by all medicine dealers or may be
had by mail at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 from the Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
YES.
Little Fred -"Aro you a lawyer
like papa?"
Dr, Smith—"Oh, no ; I'm a phy-
sician."
Little Fred—"Then you are the
man who, gees to .see sick ,people
before they die."
It is an Officer of the Law of
Health.—When called in to attend
a disturbance it searches ant the
hiding -place of pain, and like a
guardian of the peace, lays hands
upon it and says, "I arrest you."
Resistance is useless, as the law of'.
health imposes a sentence of per-
petual banishment on pain, and De.
Thomas' Eclectric Oil was origin-
ated to enforce that sentence.
A middle-aged woman'once told
ns that her husband had never
spoken a cross word to her. Later
we discovered that she'd never had
a husband,
Wilson's Fly Pads, the best of
nil fly killers, kill both the Meg
and the disease germs.
"Humble as I am," said a loud=
voiced orator at a meeting, "I still
remember that I am a fraction of
this magnificent empire." "You
are, indeed," said a bystander,
"and a vulgar one at that."
Hard and soft corns cannot with-
stand Holloway's Corn Cure ; it is
effeetual every time. Get a bottle
at once and be happy.
CAN THIS BE TRUE,
"After all," queried the maiden
fair, "what is marriage'!"
Marriage," replied the young
matron, "is the process by which a
woman deprives herself of an es-
cort."
Send for frog sample to nope. W, L.,
teem! °tug & Cheinloal Co, Toronto..
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G:RIOG TIME,
''unction to the Drip,, Routine on
1lriaril Melt-Ofeiver.
The presence in these waters,ef
four British armored vessels calls
attention to one of the important
functions in the daily life of the
British bluejacket, namely, grog
time, says the Shipping lllustreted
of New fork, Grog is composed of
stun end water rind is served daily
to the bllhejaekets on till British
warships, Dutchmen and. Germans
have their beer, Frenehmen and
Italians their wine, but the Brit-
ish "handyman" gots grog, the
same as his forefather in the days.
of Nelson. The grog barrel is gen,
erelly a very elaborate effair, enh-
helli'sh's& with mottoes, '1Goel Save
the King" being most in favor. To
be deprived of grog is one of the
;punishments meted out for,serious
breaches' of discipline and one that
it keenly felt by the culprit,
Bluejackets who do not indulge
in .s'pir'itnou-s' beverages are allow-
ed a small amount of money in lieu
of ,grog, but abstaining from grog
for aoveral clays in order to draw
se large quantity with intemperate
motives is made impossible by the
regulation, that grog mast' . be
drawn daily and that no more than
u daily ration may be served at any
time.
Grog was served in the American,
;navy in the days preceding the Civ-
il war, and while its re-establish-
ment hasaeldom been urged, prom-
inent Adtniral•s have of late reoont,-
me'nded that the canteen he al-
lowed to sell nou-spirituous liqu
ors in moderate quantities. This
would tend to promote temperance
rather than otherwise, as sailors
who use •stimulants and are con
attained to total ,abstinence for- a
'long time are more than likely to
indulge immoderately .50 soon. as
they set foot on shore. Whatever
arguments may bo advanced pro
and con, however, grog time is cer-
tainly the most picturesque func-
tion in the daily routine of a Brit -
warship and one that astran-
ger will keenly enjoy upon first.
eight.
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YOUTH PLUS EXPERIENCE
The somewhat elderly but still
handsome and well-preserved
bachelor had long been an admirer
of the young lady, but never had
dared to tell her so.
At last, however, he mustered
courage to say :
"Miss Jessie, I wish I were twen-
ty' years younger."
"Why so?" she asked.
"Because then I should be bold
enough perhaps to ask you to mar-
ry me."
With a charming smile she shook
her head.
"I should have to tell you no,
Mr. Baxter," she said. "If you
were twenty years younger you
would be a great deal too young
for .me." .
Tle took the hint—and a little
while later the young lady, too.
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THE WISE MOTHER
DOCTORS 13ABT WISELY
Now -a -days wise mothers clo not
dose their children with nauseous,
griping castor-oil or pugativcs, nor
do they give them poisonous opiates
in the form of soothing medicines.
1
Baby's Own Tablets take the Placa
r f these harsh and dangerous drugs,
and d e ho mother lei h ha
s the guarantee
of a government analyst that the
Tablets aro absolutely safe, and
will cure all stomach and bowel
troubles, destroy worms, break up
colds and make teething easy. Mrs.
Thos. Craft, Blnscarth, Ilan., says:
"1 have used Baby's Own Tablets
for constipation and teething trou-
bles, and do nob know of any other
medicine that ran equal then.
They 'are always satisfactory in
their results." Sold by medicine
dealers, or by mail at 25 cents a box
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockvilie, Ont.
Mrs. Gabbsby—"My 1 I was at the
dentist's this afternoon, and he
made 'ane keep any month open a
whole hour. It ihearly killed ins."
Airs.. Stillwater --"Yes, but it might
have been worse. If he had made
you keep your mouth shut for half
that time it would have killed you
without e doubt."
One trial of Mother Graves'
Worm Exterminator will convince
you. that it has no equal as a worm:
medieino. Buy a bottle and see if
it flocs not please you.
Kindly mention the name of this
paper in writing to -advertisers.
STRING TO THE KITE,
He—"Will you marry me?"
She—"Yes I'll marry you to-
morrow."
lite—"This is—er—rather sad-
den."
She—"Oh, not necessarily, To-
morrow never comes, you know."
DRAWING TRH LINE,
'"In making eauypal n spciechcs,a'
said the ordinary eft; en, t uli,
pose you never 15rota 6e mere than
yon can do 1"
"Oh, I don'tear ff
far," replied the alit'
l: never promise Ile
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WHAT NEGLECT
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.A.S. E. 111RAN'1' .SU1s1 lfED TOIBe
RENTS 1 ROM KIDNEY
DISEASES,
Then Re Used Dodd's Eidney Pills
and Became. a Well !Kipp—ills lir•
lleelenee a Lesson for You.
Athabattcrt Landing, Alta., OAt.
25 (Special),—That I{.idney Disoaso:
neglected in its earlier stages, 'ears
to the most terrible suffering, if not
death itself, and that the one sure
euro for it in all stages is Todd's
Kidney Pills, is the experience of
Me. Tames N. Brant, a farmer re-
siding near here,
Mr. Brant contracted Kidney Dice
ease, when a young man, from a
strat.n, and, like hosts of others,
neglected it, expecting it to go away
itself.
But it kept gradually growing
worse, till after thirty years of in-
creasing suffering the climax came,
and he found himself so crippled
that at times he could not turn in
bed, andfor two weeks at a time
it was impossible for him to rise
from a chair without putting his
hands on his knees.
He could not button his clothes:
Re was troubled with Lumbago,
Gravel and Backache, and tried
medicines for each and all of them
without getting relief, till good
luck turned him to Dodd's Kidney
Pills.
Dodd's Kidney Pills started at the
cause of his troubles andcured his
Kidneys. With mired Kidneys his
other troubles speedily disappear-
ed, and to -day he is a well man.
If you cure your Kidneys with
Dodd's Kidney Pills you will never
have Lumbago, Rheumatism, Heart
Disease, Dropsy or Bright's Dis-
ease:
NOT LOST AGAIN.
•Mamma -"Oh John ! John! What
shall we dol Baby has swallowed
its rattle 1"
Papa—"Do 1 Nothing; now he'll
have it with hila all the time, and
we won't have to be forever hunt-
ing it up when ho Dries."
GOOD NEWS FOR DIE DEAF.
A -celebrated New York Aurist
has been selected to demonstrate to
(leaf people that deafness is a dis-
ease and can be rapidly and easily
cured in your own home.
He proposes to prove this fact
by sending to any person having
trouble with their ears a trial
treatment of this new method ab-
solutely free. We advise all peo-
ple who have trouble with their
oars to immediately address Dr.
Edward Gardener, Suite 914, No.
40 West Thirty-third street, New
York City, and we wish to assure
them that they will receive by re-
turn mail, absolutely free, a "trial
Treatment."
JAPAN'S GREAT ARMY.
Doubled .in Strength Sinee Out-
break of Russian War.
In calculating the size of a na-
tional army, it is hardly possible to
get beyond approximate figures;
hence a calculation. of the streng
of the Japanese at'niy just produc-
ed must be received on that basis,
but without ho any suspicion
that it
wanders far from the truth. in-
deed, the authority responsible for
the statistics vouches that the ac-
tual numbers are in excess of those
given. Taking the figures as they
are presented, it would appear the
number of Hien actually under arms
or, in other words, serving with
the colors, in Japan, is:
Infantry .... .... ......... 129,960
Cavalry 14,5u0
Artillery ... ... .. ...... 11,270
Engineers .. 10,400
Commissariat.... ... 9,240
aleevy Artillery ... „ ... 5,000
Mountain Artillery ,. 1,020
Communications Troops ... 2,000
Total..,. ...... 184,590
This is the military strength on a
peace footing, being more than
donble what it was when the Russo-
Japanese War broke out. On n war
footing the army is put at 1,211,000,
exelsive of 10,000 troops serving in
Formosa; 15,000 officers and non-
commissioned officers serving with
the colors, and a very large; num-
bet' of etfhcers and non-comtiiissicn-
ed ofi'hcers whose names are borne
on the reserves.
ISSUE 1!'0. 44--00.
SELL ti'ATE 1LO° RELICS.
Dlilsethe on Great Rattle Weald
Cheops Rands.
The Waterloo Museum of Italics,
with the Milsoum Rotel, situated
at the foot of the Dion hound an
the famous battlefield, was offered
fey .sato by auction in Prussels rets,
eptly,
The coileetion of ;battik) relics
'w rich formed the nucleus of the
present extoneive musenni ; wad
image by. ,Sergeant-Major Cotton,
who, .on the glorious 18th of June,
1815, fought bravely in the ranks of
the 7th Hussars, .Since then ninny
,presentations of curios have been
made to the museum, which now
contains more than 3,000 objects,
The Rotel du Musee, which ad-
joins the museum and is made the
headquarters of pilgrims and of all
nationalities to the battlefield, is
well equipped, , and has stabling for
fcrtyhcrsos. All 0ho furnitui and
fittings and 10;000 'bottles o•f ol+i
wihres will be included' in the sale,
The following were among the re -
Comma:—
Cannon balls of various sizes
,picked up on the battlefield.
Pieces of .wood, pierced by bul-
lets, from the farm 'of Rougornon't,
Swords, pikes, car'bines,'inuskets,
•axes, lances, pistols, and buttons:
One of Napoleon's camp, kettles,
'd
stamped with the mperial "N"
and the word "Voyage."
Prussian pistols, also having roy-
al initials on the handle, and with
"Potsdam" stamped ou the plate.
Coins, spurs, skulls, .arid medals.
Sergeant-Major Cotton, besides
founding the museum and the ho-
tel, wrote an account of the battle
and a guide to the ground. Re also
'conducted many royal and other.
distinguished visitors over the bat-
tlefield.
WHY SUFFER FROM PILES ?
Nature's Remedy is Zam-Buk.
Impressive Cures of Women Sufferers,
Wherever there is suffering from piles,
' Zam-Ituk should be applied.! There are lots.
of reasons for this, but one of the best is that
in -practically all cases .of pilo re whethe use
of Zam-Buk u persevered with, complete cure
—not merely relief—is tile result,
Mrs. Win. Hughes, of 253, Bachelor,.
Street, Hochelaga, Montreal, says t--" I
suffered from blind, itching, and protruding
piles fur years. Sometimes they were so bad
thatI could hardly bear to move about. The
inflammation, the burning smarting pain, lho
throbbing, the aching, the overpowering feel-
ings of duh,ess and dark despair which this
ailment brings, the shooting spasms of agony
—all were so terrible that only sufferers from
this awful ailment canunderstand t"
Bad as this case was, UM -Suit triumphed,
and Mrs. Hughes suffers no longer. It only
needed a little perseverance with Zam-Buk,
and in the end complete cure resulted.
isirs, E, Boxall, of Scott Street, St. ''horns,
says For months w,thout cessation 1 en-
dured great pain from bleeding piles. For as
many months I tried everything which I
thought would give me ease, but in the end,
dispi fled rind still suffering, 1 gave in.'
Tien it was she heard of Zam-Buk, and
she adds:—" Although I feared Zam-Buk
would be like the ordinary remedies—useless
-I am glad it was not. It soon proved itself
to be very din:lent, It rapidly gave me relief,
and after a time cured me completely. 1
would like to let all sufferers from piles know
what a grand thing Zam-Buk
\Ir. F. Astridge, 3, Si..Paul Street, St.
Catherine's, says For five years I suffered
untold agony from piles, At tithes the pain
was !o bad I could have screamed aloud,
Ona friend's advice I uieda box of Zam-Buk.
It gave me considerable ease, and I persevered
with the treatment until 1 was cured, 1 wish
I could convince every sufferer from piles of
the value of this great herbal balm,"
So one could go on quoting case after case,
and itis by working such cures thntZam-Buk
has earned for itself its great reputation.
Now if you suflbr from this terribly painful
ailment just be guided by the foregoing cases!
For internal piles melt a lithe Zam-liuk
and thoroughly soak a wad, made of clean
but old linen. Then apply to the part. If
the piles are external, apnhcation of Zam-Buk
is slid in .re simple. Do it upon fettling.
Next morning you will he well satisfied 1
Zam-iluk is a cure also for cold -sores,
and chapped cracked !rands, ulcers, festering
ser s, blood -poisoning, eczema, badleg ring-
worm, scalp sores, burns, scalds, and all skin
diseas.s and injuries,
1U druggists and stores sell Zam-Buk at
505. a box, or 1nay be obtained post free from
Zara -auk <'u., Toronto, for.price; 3 boxes
for $ i'25, You are !warned, however, against
cheap and dangerous itnitatiens sometimes
ollerad as being "just as good:'
JTJST S0.
"If possession be nine points of
tlhe law," wielded the professor,
"what is t'"e tenth?"
"Flanging on to the nine with the
tenacity of a bulldog," answered '
the bright law student,
Don't; experiment with unsat-
isfactory substitutes. 1tllsan's Fly
Palls kill matey limes more house
flies than any other ltnowu art]cle.
Tom''t wish that I liad •oe's
good luck. i)icle— So he's gener-
ally lucky?" Tom -"Lecky! If he
walked out of the window in his
sleep at dead of eight there would
be another man going below car-
rying a feather bed."
The Reality of a Clear Skin. The
condition of the live!' regulates the
condition of the blond. A disorder-
ed liver .copses impurities in the
blood and these show themselves in
blemishes on the skin, Parnheioe's
Vegetable Pills in acting upon the
live!' act npnn the blood' and a
cleat, healthy skill will follow in-
telligent use of this standard medi-
cine. Ladies, who will fully appre-
ciate this prime quality of these
pills, min use them l
l i with the ccr-
taittty that the effect be most gra,.
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"T say, waiter," said a guest in
a Boston restaurant, . "have you
any fried oysters?"
"No, sir," replied the home.
grown hash slinger, "but we have
some oysters that are susceptible of
being fried."
A Pill for Brain Workers.—The
man who works with his brains is
mole liable to derangement of the
digestive system than the man who
works with his hands, because the
one calls upon his nervous energy
while the other applies only his
muscular strength. Brain fag be-
gets irregularities of the st oma.ch
and liver, and the best remedy' that
can bo used is Parme.iee's Vegetable
Pills. They are specially com-
pounded for sues cases and all those
who use them can certify to, their
superior power.
AN IMPORTANT ITEM.
"Every wife ought to know how
to make good bread."
"How can she unless the hus-
band furnishes the dough."
The microscope in the hands of
experts employed by the United
States Government has revealed
tite fact that a house 8y some-
times carries thousands of disease
germs attached to its hairy body.
The continuous use of Wilson's
Fly Pads will prevent all danger
of infection from that source by
killing both the germs and the
flies.
Lawyer—"You say you wore sit-
ting in a room, could not see the
road, heard nothing, and yet swear,
sir, that a motor passed at seven
o'clock." Witness—"Certainly; I
smelt it."
Mrs. Robert E. Peary, more than nine
years ago, favorably commented on Marine
'Eye Remedy after its 143010/Won in her
Family for Eye Troubles resulting from
Measles and Scarlet Fever, and later re-
commended to the famous Explorer, the
Rau who now returns Homo as the Dtscov-
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Winds and Dust cause Rod, Weak. Watery
Eyed Murine Eye Remedy affords Re.
liable Relict. Write Morino Eye Remedy
Co„ Chicago., for Illustrated Eye Books.
Murillo, 50e., by Mail from All Druggists,
"Darling," . said Edwin, "your
eyes are like diamonds, your teeth
like pearls, your lips resemble the
meet glorious rubies, and your
hair---" "Edwin," said Angelina
sternly, "remember that you wore
in a jewellery warehouse, and that
it's disgusting to talk shop."
Do not let a cold settle on your
lungs. Resort to Bicklc's Anti.
Consumptive Syrup at the first in-
timation of irritation in the Outwit,
and prevent disease from lodging in
the pulmonary organs. Negleetec]
colds are the cause of untold suf-
fering throughout the county, all
of which could have been prevent-
ed by the application of this simple
blit powerful inedieine. The price,
zit cents, brings it within the reach
of all. `�-
Mark Twain says the enly..intro.
dilation to a literary audience that
seemed to him the tight word in
the right place, a real inspiration,
was as follows,•—"Ladies and gen-
tlemen, I shall not waste any en -
necessary time in the introduction.
I don't know anything about this
man. 'AL least, I only know two
things about hila. One is that he
has toyer been hi plrran, And hila
othercan se
1 is,ICaI t.t 1" h ate
see he sl t.
1
,riudly mention the hamii pT this
tifying. paper in writing to nt1Ye1'tlsers.
(IA DICER, -Tmmors, Lamps, sto, !stomaIL/7and external, cum witaout pale by our
homeeat con
it i a wL ., hetero too. into, A,t
Seilmau Medical Co., red„ f:oAlagwood, pat,
L'V ILYERCL.Tft'will clean your Silverware and
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7l'orunto,
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STOCKS.
r 10 INVESTORS—Your orders to ban' or
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AGENTS WANTED,
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permanent orders c eGoodsfes sail en slight
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The Dome Supply Co„ Dept, SO. Merrill
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11 gr E WANT INOW. IN EVERY TT UNRE-
PRESENTED district a reliable
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fr
ITLIABOLlyallaiVaSitt Of TSR'' 0.
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!Examinations in Februargl
SEND FOR CATALOGUE and SYLLABUS
F. H. TORRINGTOI(, Mus. Din 11L
OHENILLE CURTAI N&t
sod cti kinds of hors. haoginge, a1se
t CE CU 7y3MS 15"0111AND NEOLEW,ANED;
8
Write On on about mfrs.
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CU9� IDI IUINCI fC@I 2f9
We buy Wit g and Tail Turkey
:Feathers. Write for prices.
N. W. Nelsen & Co., Toronto, ant.
TYPEWRITERS
Bargain prices, $15 to $65, (all makes),
taken in exchange for Model if, and :5
Remington. Many of these machines
show little Use.
lteminIIten 'Typewriter Company, Limited,
100 BAF srRlthr, TORONTO,.
A GREAT DE1VlAND P'OR
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WASTE- PAPER OF ALL metres.
Also Rags, Iron. Metals, Rubbers, Eta
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r Terpnta, ant,
Phone for particulate. Main 4693.
Ravages of Gansuoltell
ALL HER RELATIVES HAD
DIED OF CONSUMPTION
In the year 1890,18 years ago, Mrs. G.
S. Cosner, of Belle tale, l' .S.,{yni in a sad
condaon, Al! her telanves had died ot.
consumption, and there -Cas every iodic ation
that she was going the same way.
Alibis point her h usband suggested to try
Payeldne. The doctor who attended said
Psyehine was worthless; but it effected:*
wonder( ul cure. Eighteen Sears diet in o
letter bearing date August 14, 1908, Mrd.
Cosner say., "i ambetiertt,an l /In vc•bcen-
for years. My lungs have net troubled me
since I took your treatment. tray physician
told me 1 could not take a batter tonic than
t'SYC!!ki'E, and !recommend it to all Who
are suffering from Lung Trouble cud Gen
oral Debility."
Poi sale by ail Druggists 50s. & 51. per bottle.
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LIMITED,
TORONTO
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