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The Brussels Post, 1909-12-16, Page 3Fashion fl Its. 4 04+4-11,41,4-.1-1-1,111.1.11-14+414 SEEN- IN PARIS SHOPS. Pear shaped earrings have 'a st'r'ong vogue. Ohonilie has returned to favor as a trimming. "' ,.tilelvet makes up many of the iland,;sore, walking gowns, . . lieacs .and bugles figure protnin- 'bntly in trimming designs.. Two toned linings are seen on many of the tailored coats, The lane of our grandmothers is in the :height of fashion. Gold fiber tissue is considered smarter for glib -apes than, net or tolls, Gold or bronze Mercury wings Adorn some of the small velvet hats from Paris. Tucks, puffs, caps, and drapery of varying designs now elaborate the sleeves. Novelties include velvet collars with flowers embroidered in natural col rg.: Among the new berates are those which virtually combine the side comb with the barette. Bows of gilt, veiled' lnaline or black chiffon, are among fashion- able hat trimmings. Bronze pumps, finished with a single strap and large rosette or buckle, are in great favor, The darkest green for street wear and the lighter ones for evening are alike popular;. Brilliant new ribbons are decor- ated with the lotus flower and bud a hint of the Egyptian craze. Fronts, Duffs, and broad sailor collars in contrasting colors arc seen on some of the sweaters. Stunning pins and pendants aro of peridot, a green stone, opaque and milky looking, set in oxidized silver. Earrings are still worn, and this season the long clangler's or big; hoops aro more fashionable than jewels screwed close to the labs of the ear. The woman who is clever makes sure before she wears earrings of any shape that they are becoming. The effect on certain faces is a de- cidedly common look. Filigree is again popular, and charming brooches and lace pins are shown in it, either plain or as a setting for chrysophase, lapis lazuli, turquoise matrix, and some of the unnamed volored stones. Broad gold bracelets and bands of dull jet are being revived. If you have one of the ribbon bracelets of woven gold with tassel fringe bring it out and you will be envied of every woman who sees it. One of the novelties in bracelets is a harlequin effect with four or five narrow bands across the top. Sometimes these bands are in dif- ferent colored enamel, but the smartest ones have a different toned jewel for each line. Another revival is the old time round pin, high in the middle, and set with.. row after row of small gait: Sir This makes a nice pre - gin for the Tannery girl whoa irth stone it is. ANIMALS PREDICT ,,QUAKES. Dogs Deserted a Town --Crocodiles Leave the Orinoco.' Domestic animals seem to be especially susceptible to the ap- proach of the quake. In 1825 in Ohileeta r dogfrom om t he city Y fied before the inhabits ptserceivtxi the faintest hint of. the impending catastrophe. "In 1867 in Java im- mediately before theearthquakh every rooster crowed shrilly and left the doomed town. In 1868 in the city of Iquique the terrific dis- aster was announced many hours. beforehand by groat swarms of screaming gulls and other sea birds which flew inland. On the Ovine - es crocodiles invariably leave roe river on the imminence of earth- quake. Five days before the earthquake that destroyed Eliko in 873 B. C. is said to have driven to the sur- face of the earth mice, moles, wea- sels and serpents tnat nest under- ground. Before the Sicilian earth- quake of 1783 animals came to t.lo surface, as well as various creatures of :the sea, especially fish, in stu- pendous numbers, among them also such as are found only in the great- est depths of the water. The unrest of the animals also heralded the coming of the recent Sicilly and Calabria seismic disasters. The basis of this remarkable in- stinct of animals, reptiles, birds and fish is held by many observers to be responsible for their early perception. Others attribute to these creatures an unknown sixth y sense, .in its way as enigmatio as the sense of locality in .many ani- mals. Others say it is the sense of hearing or their sensibility to agi- tation that enables animals to no- tice the effect of the occurrences in the interior of the earth long be- fore mankind i.with 1 coarser senseS can perceive it, But i*. this cage has arisen the eh octioh that the delioaE,y of the ., esinial senses exceeds that of the digest seismographic apparatus,. The animals can foretell earthquakes with a probability that approaches ncrtainty, and a by no means have `satisfactorily explained their super- iority to mankinil in this regard. t "Por, tree weeks 1 actnalley Ind to be ted lake ane ` feeds a hales, lsecttltse " my lianas and arms were BO Ca't'ered wlUs ecsooa that they' bad to be hound ftp all the 2a.'slc. r • 3o ,says Ilia V. 11c8crley a $5 lore' Street, Sault Ste, Matte. sad adds: "Erma finger tips to elbavts tho dig. ease sprees, my tenger nails came off and my flesh was one raw mesa. The itching and the pain ware almost ex- craciatieg. I had three months of this torture and as cam time amputation was discussed, •+Zam.Buk alone saved m" bands and arms. I persevered. •coca it, and to -day I am cured completely off every traoo of tho dreaded eczema; I fer- vently hope s1ifl re may lean of the miracle +j3 ,tad 'starred in my case," cam -Balls is without equal for eczema, ringworm, Blears, asseesses, piles, cracked hands, cold suras, chapped places, and sal grim Injuries and diseases Druggists and Morel( at 50 cents a box, or pest free from„ Zam•Bua Co., Toronto, for price: EDUCATIONAL. LTARN THS BARBER. TRADE --NEW system -constant• practice; careful instruction;. few weeks complete comae; tools free; graduates Darn twelve to eighteen dollars weekly; .write for cata- logue. Molex' Barber College 221 Queen East, Toronto. Good Penmanship is Often the "open door "to %goodpBosition. When taught as thoroughly and offeotfvely as It is at Chia school., good results are car - We. Write for partlenlars BRITISH AMERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Y.M.C.A. B'ld'g, Toronto. T. M. WATSON, Principal. AGENTS WANTED. ERN Ale ENT RSI'REHENTATIVitd'WA N'r'. ad everywhere. ALOONO Non Alenhnlio. Flavoring Extracts save ;Mummers 007. Good profit to events. Only those Meaning 'business apt1'y. Park K lea"n fon Inn ,1 y,. ZTOCKS. T,0 f,O INVESTORS.-YOIIR ORDERS TO buyY or sell Stooks will receive my porsooal, attention, S. M. Mathews, Brok• er, 43 Scott St.. Toronto. WANTED. ROME WORE. --Wo want at 0000 reliable pparties to opo.ato our now Autnmatia. Carps Looms at home, whole or spare time, 83;00 per day easily earuod. Write for full particulars at 'once. The Beed h1'I'g. Co., Box• 200, Oeillia, Ons,. A L iES Raise Them Without Milk Booklet t,aSteole,lnriggs Seed Co,Ld Tento,i0n6 'DEFECTIVE UEARUIC overcome on - by too Acoestic. on e n[ tho marvels of the eleobrioal ago. In use ,throughout the world. Write for catalogue, (neral Acoustic Co„ of Canada, Ltd., 488 Yongo 9t., Toronto. Your Overe: 'ats aeuro lea 09Yt00ry1y PVIte dIroot to �lOunt,osln IIOY 188 f British At -nese -loan Dyeing Co. a 5 3t FU8 Consignments S0Iicitod, Write for Prion LW, Canadian Hide & Skin. Co. e5 FRONT ST. EAST. TORONTO, ONT Typewriters Ranted 88.00 per month. Six mentbs 510,00 Remington Typewriter Co., Limited, 144 Bay St., Toronto, Ga Masonic Temple, Loudon, 2 Merrick St., Hamilton. Do you trap or buy Furst lam Canada's largest dealer, I ny h igbest prices. Your: shipments solicited. I pay :nail add ex- press charges; remit ppromptlyy. Also largest dealer in Bechidos,. Sbeepskins,etc, limitations and shipping. tags sent free. C JOHN'iiALL4M, TORONTO, TOLD IN DENMARK, Returned Explorer—"Yes, the cold was so intense at the Pole we had to be very careful tot to pet our dogs." Miss Youngthing—"indeed l Why was that I" Returned Explorer—"You see, their tails were frozen stiff, and if they wagged them they would break off." I Cidneys Wrong?. --r If ther aro yon are in darner. 'When through weakness, or disease the a fail a e, t o 'Alter the impurities urltiea from the blood, trouble cense at once. Backache, Rhenmatlem, Sabo tira, Qravel, Dlabetea, 00411 atones atad the deadly'Jlrfrht'i Dleei ee are conte of the results of nekleetee kidney'. Dr. ltorae'e Sndlan neat Pills contain a meet eiitotlie dint, etic which strengthens'and stint. elates the kidneys so thatAbe* sic their trenttberottkhly anti. kelt Try ORIGIN OF "WINDFALL." I t:presslou Was .Probably First Ap- plied to TrcIS. What precisely is the origin of the expression "a windfall' '1 An Old encyclopedia explains that some families of the English no- bility held their lands on a tenure which forbade them to out down trees, these being reserved as the property of the royal navy. But any trees which fell down without human assistance they might keep, so that a hurricane causing a great "windfall" was heartily welcome. It some probable, however, that the expression was simpler in ori- gin. Even an apple that fell to the ground without the trouble of pick- ing it, and which a passer-by might often annex without feeling that he was 'L thief, would be a lucky "windfall." "Adventurer" is a word, once hightly respectable, that has degen- erated with the lapse of time. It was once a compliment.to call a gen- tleman an adventurer, and the Mer- chant Venturers of Bristol, Eng- land, are still respected. The Hud- son's Bay Company dates from May 2, 1470. In the royal charter it was described as the "Governor and Company of Adventurers of England Trading in Hudson's Bay." "Alcohol" is really the Arabic "alkohl"—"al" being the definite article, as in "algebra" (the reduc- tion).and "alkali" (the soda ashes), and "kohl" the black powder wherewith the eastern beauties stained their eyelids. But "alco- hol" came to be used for any finely triturated or sublimated powder, and then for sublimated liquids. "Alcohol of wine," being the most interesting of these, it gradually took the name entirely to itself. IF YOUR BABY IS SICK thVE BABY'S OWN TABLETS The little ills of babyhood and childhood should be treated prompt- ly, or they may prove serious. An occasional dose of Baby's Own Tablets will regulate the stomach and bowels and keep your little ones well Or they will promptly restore health if sickness comes un- expectedly. Mrs. Lenora M. Thompsor, Oil Springs, Ont., says: "I have used Baby's Own Tab- lets for my little girls as occasion required, and have found them al- ways of the greatest help. No mother, in my opinion, should be without the Tablets." Sold by me- dicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box £ron' rhe Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. WHY CATS RUN AFTER MICE. The traditional- antipathy of cat and mouse has hitherto been re- garded as a matter of pure instinct' but a recent study by an acute and expert observer demonstrates pret- ty clearly that pussy has no instinc- tive impulse to kill and eat mice, nor the mouse any instinctive fear of eats.' A mouse may smell the nose of an inexperienced eat, or even perch happily on its back. So long as it does not run away, itis quite safe. The instinct of the kit- ten is to chase any small, moving abject, such as a ball, a spool, a tail, or a mouse. Pussy is not in- terested in the mouse, but the mo- tion. If one day the kitten is rough, she may accidentally dis- cover there is meat inside the cap- ture. Cats specialize their hunt- ing, some catching mice, some squirrels, and some birds, and it seems in each case to depend on ac- cidents of discovery. Thus, a good mouser is not necessarily a cat with a strong instinct for catching mice, but one with a strong habit of do- ing so. NEW USES OF CEMENT. European engineers are said to be very appreciative of the value of cement grouting for repairing de- fective masonry, lining wells, and for making tunnel roofs water- tight. In Germany a well polluted by infiltrations was put into satis- factory condition' by lowering into it a sheet -iron drum, filling the space between the drum and the walls of the well with Portland ce- ment, and withdrawing the chum after the cement had set. The dam- aghd masonry of a tunnel was re- paired by injecting :liquid cement under .pressure.. Air at a pressure of 78 pounds per square inch suf- ficed to force the cement into place. Use the rafe, pleasant and eked- trial worm killer, Mother Graves' Wor'ni Exterminator; nothing ego - els it. Procure a bottle and take ib home. VILLAGE IN THE SEA. In New Guinea the village of Tupuselei is most remarkable. The houses are all supported on piles, and stand out in the ocean a con- siderable distance . c ed t of from Thiec s is t protect the, villagers from the attackof the dreaded ead-hunt- ere always looking out fol' victimit. Other villages in this queer laud aro perched up in trees for the paned reason, It's butter to deserve success and f� r . Morse' s, not have it than to have success and not deserve it, althenish less Indian Ront GRAND NEWS >. FOR WOMEN MRS. 3S, P. RICHARDS '1EEL' now DOI)D'S KIDNEY PILLS CUBE)) HER. After Suffering for Twenty-eight Years from Pains and Weakness and Sleeplessness—Dotid's Kidney Pills the Only Medicine, She Wants. Cottle's Cove, Notre Dame Bay Nfld., Doo. 6.—(Speeiai),—Grand news forsuffering women is that being scattered broadcast by Mrs, Elizabeth P, Richards of this place. For years she suffered from that terrible weakness and those agon- izing pains so many women know, She has found relief in Dodd's Kidney Pills and she wants all suf- fering women to know it, "For twenty-eight years," says Mrs. Richards, "I suffered from Rheumatism, Kidney Trouble and Neuralgia. I got so weak I could not do my housework. Sleep was out of the question except for a few minutes ata time. My back ached so I could not sleep, I tried all hands of medicine and had come to the conclusion that there was no cure for me, when reading adver- tisements led 1110 to try Dodd's Kidney Pills, I now sleep well and rise refreshed every morning. Dodd's Kidney Pills are all the me- dicine I want." The woman who has healthy Kid- neys will id-neys'will never know the pain and weakness that make life hardly. worth living. Dodd's Kidney Pills always make healthy Kidneys. VALUABLE RA.T SHINS. Trate in Skins Amounts to $250,- 000 a Year in Great Brittain., If a consular report from Calcut- ta is to be credited, the common, ordinary, every -day rat, despised by everybody and everything except terriers and lean cats,,may soon be an article of importance in com- merce. Says Consul Perry ; "It has been found that the skin of this animal (tire rat) is well adapted to a variety of purposes, such as the binding of books, the making of purses, gloves and other articles of feminine use and adornment. It is stated that already the traffic in this commodity amounts to about $250,000 a year in Groat Britain, and advertisements have appeared for supplies of, glans of the brown rat in lots of 100 to 100,000." 'Who knows, now that skunk farms are numerous in America, that . rat farms willnot soon be establish- ed? At any rate, here is an indus- try in which men have nothing to fear from female competition. n: A LITTLE COLD. He caught a little cold— That was all. So the neighbors sadly said, As they gathered round his bed, When they heard that he was dead. He caught a little cold That was all. (Puck) Neglect of a.cough or cold often leads to serious trouble. To break up a cold in twenty-four hours and cure any cough that is curable, mix two ounces of Glycerine, a half ounce of Virgin Oil of Pine com- pound' pure and eight ounces of pure Whisky. Take a teaspoonful every four hours. You can buy these at any good drug store and easily Ls them z n'aalargebottle. Pretty` School Teacher—"James, is 'to kiss' an active or a passive verb l" James (oldest boy in the class)—"Both." Pretty School Teacher -"How is that, James?" Janes—"Active;en the part of the feller, and passive on the part of the .girl." Prettyschool teacher blushes and marks Jamas perfect in grammar. The Pill That Leads Them Pills are the most portable and compact of all medicines, and when easy to take aro the most accept- able of preparations. Ent they must attest their power to be po- pulai. As Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are the most popular of all pills they must fully meet all re quirements. Accurately compound- ed and composed of ingredients proven to. be effective in regulating the digestive organs, there is no surer medicine to be had anywhere. KISSING TI:I.E BOOK. April, 1909, brought into force a naw rule in regard to taking the oath in the courts of. New South Wales, Each court was supplied nith a new Testament. The first witness to bo sworn kissed the first leaf, which was then folded in the centre and turned over, The sec- ond witness to be sworn kissed the second leaf, and the third witness the third leaf, and so on. When the last leaf of the Book has been kissed, a now Book is requistioned, UOKelg OWNE.ItC E 00aLDLr'a CAUSTIC DIALSAM. 004 w..$,0 obi* 888Tu One asst, a.,e.vo. . .a.. hen Hen. i, Wa..rs8Gl8 vDtoile,..se4r et 01.nt,8. glad O' duad►nss cruel¢,., int, LUIS 00,,reeea1o1, Can, 1006—T1IXi DEWY YEAR YETI .0 One of. the most remarkable things about the depression of loos was the rapidity with which Wuei- nose eonllitlons recovered them- selves, 1907 ryas perhaps the best year in the history of Canada as far as business conditions were con - caned, and 1908 showed every pro- mise of increased progress and prosperity at the time the Wall Street panic upset conditions in the country. to the .South of in .and brought about the money string- ency that was world-wide in its far reaching effect. Repoi"ts, as far as they have come in from Canada's leading Einanci al Institutes, show progress un- precedented In their history, Per- haps the most marked of such re- ports came 'frond the Traders Bank of Canada, who have made pro- gress during the past year that will be extremely' gratifying to both their customers and shareholders. The Traders Bank is regarded as. one of the most solid Canadian Fi- nancial Institutions, and this year the progress they have achieved along the lines of conservative Banking methods has been great. Their liberal and far-sighted me- thods in dealing with tueir custom- ers have resulted in an enormous increase in deposits and to accom- modate their rapidly growing busi- ness they have had to increase their number of Branches in Canada to over one hundred. In addition, they have recently increased their Dividend to shareholders to 8 per- cent. and Traders Bank stook is in demand at a very much enhanced figure. GENEALOGIOAL. She -"tow far can your ances- try be traced?" He—"Well, when my grandfa- ther resigned his, position as cash- ier of a hank, they traced him as far as China, but he got away." It is the Farmer's Friend. — The farmer will End in 'Dr. Thomas' Balearic Oil a potent remedy for wounds or pains in the body or for affections of the respiratory organs and for household use generally. fie will also find it a convenient friend in treating injured horses, ,cattle, etc., or relieving then: when attack-' ed by colds, coughs or any kindred ailments to which they are subject. THE PHILOSOPHER OF FOLLY. "When a man says, "and I know what I'm talking about,' " says the Philosopher of Folly, "the only way Lean get even is by aslang him toprove it." "The' Ills of life" appear under many guises. Many of the physical. ones and some of the mental could be prevented or even cured by a course of treatment with the saline waters of . the "St. Catharines Well." A mild climate and pleas- ant environment aid in the process. Reached via Grand Trunk Railway System. A booklet with full information will be sent by addressing Manager, "The Welland," St. Catharines, Ont. SLOW PROCESS. Man very often runs in debt, Beyond a doubt; But it is very safe to bet That he creeps out. Try Murine Eye Remedy Por Red,' Weak,Weary, Watery Eyes, Granulation, Pink Eye and Eye Strain. Murine Dooso't Smart; Soothes Eye Pain. Is Compounded by, Experienced Physicians; Contains no Injurious orProhibitedDrugs. 1LtueAfor Your Eye Troubles. You Try 1 ikMaine. Try it in Baby's Eros, for Sealy Eyelids.. Druggists. 8e11 Merino at 30e. The Murine Eye: Remedy Co„ Chi- ongo, will Bend You Interesting Eye Books Free. Mrs. Newlywed (cheerfully)—"Do you remember, Tom, how, before we were married, you usedto tell me I was worth my weight in gold?" Mr. Newlywed (abstracted - ]y) --"Yes; and do you remember how terribly thin you used to he 'then 7" Sudden transition from a hot to a cold temperature, exposure to rain, sitting in a draught, nnseas- unable substitution of light for heavy clothing, are fruitful causes of colds and the resultant cough so perilous to persons of weak lungs. Among the many medicines for bronchial disorders so arising, there is none better than Bickle's Anti - Consumptive Syrup. Try it and be- come . convinced. Price 25 cents. SOME LOSS. Stranger—"Rastus, do the people who live across the road from you. keep chickens." Rastus—"Day keeps some of 'em, sah." One good turd doesn't always get the other it deserves, A )OSE OF P15_.. CURE HTi bR�1 MtQitINE itoa OpetuNtas it as safe its it is effective. CuarN matted to contain no opiates, h is very palatable too -'-children like it. JW asuessase,211 Cents AN 114Q0M IE± RETURN OF 6/0 iiVf THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS • OF rim CANII'DA SEIIIENT cOMPAHyr LIOITEP. SECURITY These bonds are 41014red by a First Mortgage on the properties of the Canada Cement . Company, Limited. They represent an actual investment in the property of practically .T times the amount of the present outstanding bonds. The mills owned or controlled by this Company are among the best established and most efficiently equip- ped on the continent, with a capacity in excess of 1,,fl00,000 barrels per annum. They include The Lakefzeld Portland Cement Co., Ltd„ Montreal, P Q. The Lal efiold Portland Cement Co,, Ltd., Lakefleld, Ont. the Coven. Sound Portland Cement' Co„ Ltd., Shallow Lake, Ont. The Alberta Portland Cement Co., Ltd., Calgary, Alta. The Belleville Portland Cement Co., Ltd., Belleville, Ont.. The International Portland Cement Co„ Ltd; , Ilull, P.Q, The Vulcan Portland Cement Co., Ltd., 11'lontr'eal,P. Q. The Lehigh Portland Cement Co,, Ltd., .Bell.eville, Ont, The Canadian Portland Cement Co., Ltd., Marlbanlc and Port Colborne, Ont, Arrangements have also been made to acquire a con- trolling interest inure following companies.'— Tloe Western Canada Cement & Coal Co., .Ltd., Exsliaw, Alta. The Eastern Canada Portland Cerneazt CO.,;Lld., Quebec, EARNINGS The net earnings in 1908 by seven of .the constituent Companies, representing lees that: fifty per cent. of the capacity of the now Company, amounted to twice the present bond interest charge. Estimated yearly net earnings, 411,400,000, based on the sales of the ,Companies .conzprised firs the.Meager and. the cost of manufacture under existing conditions, to- gether with the restoration of normal prices. Proper and successful management is assured by an efficient board of directors and capable 'executive Strategic position of the plants of the Canada Cement Company enables it to serve the trade in all parts of Canada. INCOME TO INVESTORS After careful investigation, we believe this bond issue to be well secured, arzd the bonds should form an attract- five investment at Par and accrued interest yielding ri0 per cent. DoMIJ.tIojt( SICURIIIES CORP °RAUop LIMITED HEAD OFF4OC "'TO ROA T'0 •- 26 Ptl5IG ST: EAST nlONTR EA L. WIN/V/REG - GONCON. ENG. e Ravages of Consumption ALL HER RELATIVES O6AD DIED OF CONSUMPTION In the year 1890,18 years ago, Mrs. G. 8. Cerner, of Belle Isle, N.S., was in a sad condition. All hex relatives had died of consmpt,on, andthere was every indication that she was going the same way,. Atthis pointhorhusband suggested terry Psychine. The doctor who attended said Peychise was worthless; but it effected a wonderful cure. Eighteen years after in a letter bearing date August 14, 1908, Mo. Gcscer says, "1 em better than! have been for years. My lunge have not troubled me since! tank your treatment. lily physician told me i could take abetter tenic than I'SYCBINE, and 1 recommend it to all who are suffering from Lung Trouble and Geo. eml Debility." r For Sala by ell premise. S .0^. & ; P per botd e. Dr. T. A. SLOCUM U3IITED, TORONTO to, POOR ARGUMEIT.' "It may be true," said Uncle Eben, "slat riches don't bring hap- piness. But slat ain't no good ar- gument foil goin' to do Tither ex- treme an' wrestlin' wif debts." Clean Stomach, Clean Mind. The stomach is the workshop of the vital functions and when it gets out of order the whole system clogs in sympathy. The spirits flag, the mind droops and work becomes im- possible. .rhe first care should bo to restore healthful action of the stomach and . the best pi'epao'ation for that purpose is Pai'onolee's Ve- getable Pills; General use for years has won them a leading place iu medicine. A trial will attest their value. Ilindly mention the name of this paper in writing to advertisers. "CEBTS." After a man gives his word, he should try to keep it. Some things go without saying, but a woman isn't one of them. The man,who marries in haste of- ten has not leisure to repent it. You are a philosopher of the best type if you don't want what you ca ntg et, The maidenh w bee Ecco is o hor fortune should bo careful how sho invests it. The blindest man in the world is the man who doesn't believe any- thing he can't see. If you always stand up far your rights, you will Have to wait a long time for a spat. "It is hard to teach all old dog new tricks," says the proverb, Yes; __._ flew tricks want finding. Deed Poultry. ANY QUANTITY. market Prises Guaranteed REMITTANCES DAILY Ship by Express and Advise THE J. A. McLean Pr cried: Co. LIMITED, 74 to 76 Front St, East, Toronto -1,GIA, MADACls1, ®'$A +fent Radsvays Ready Ro. hof cares the worst pains 10 from ono to twenty minutes. ForEeadacbe (whether lher aloe or nervous), n . T lgle, Rth- heumatism, ismL,. Rhenma pins in the Mtto Daspi and weakness , around the neck, spina or bay, s fthethe'liver, pins of swelling w the Ready and pains 0 all kinds, a er. cot ondanentio will In slbw days ei- tent6-permanent acro. kindly mention the name or this paper in writing to advertisers. LIKELY. If all men were compelled to prac- tise what they preach the major- ity would discontinue, the breach- ing habbit. Have you tried Holloway's Corn Cure? It has no equal for remov- ing these troublesome exoreseuces as many have testified who have tried it. APOLOGIES TO MOTHER GOOSE Old Mother Hubbard She went to the cupboard, As always had been her habit. "I can't aflord beef," She murmured, with grief; So site made her poor dog a Welsh rabbit. ISSUE 11O. G0•--110.