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HIDEA1 I-SEEIC.
Nicddoinus waa a fat little blacic-
noecd, pug -clog, Dorothy found hint,
on Carotenes morning tied to the
great green Christmas tree with a
big red ribbon.
"0 you clear froggy 1" exclaimed
Dorothy, , givi(e hinr a hug.
"You're the very best' present
I've ever had!"
All da Dorothy played with
y long Dorothy
her new pet. Books and toys were
tall forgotten. Nicodemus could
play hide -and -rook better than
many little boys and girls, and he
dad not mind being "it" at every
game. He could not blind hiseyes
very well, so Dorothy shut him up
in the library, and where she called
„Coo!" ulama let hits out; and
then hew fast he would run, snif-
fing here and there, until at last
he would find her.
Dorothy liked to play this game
very much indeed, but she did not
like to have a little pug -clog ,mart
enough to find her every time, so
'ono day she thought and thought
of 'a very hard place in which to
hide.
"I'11 go into nay closet and shut
the door tight," she said to her-
self ; and upshe went to her room.
"Cool" she called loudly, as she
shut the door. "Coo 1 coo! coo!
she now called again.
Nicodemus heard her as he was
eating a chocolate drop down in
the dining -room. He pricked up
his ears and sniffed with his nose,
tans then up over tilde stairs he
went, straight to Dorothy's closet
door.
She turned the door -knob quick-
ly, for she was eager to get out
cf her dark hiding -place, butthe
door stuck fast. Then she pushed,,
and pulled with all her little
might, but the door would not
epee.
"Oh," screamed 'Dorothy, "1
,can't get out! 0 mama!" she
shouted. The closet was so black
and still.
Nicodemus barked as loud as
ever he could when he found that
his little mistress was in trouble,
and finally mother came running
to see what was the matter.
"0 dear!" moaned Dorothy, as
sho wiped her eyes. "I was so
frightened! 1'11 never hide in a
hard place again, never ,
Nicodemus wagged his tail and
shook his head wisely.—Youth's
Companion.
LADY 000R ON WOMAN'S
RIGHTS..
Many Worsen Suffer
Untold Tortures in Silence
They Can De Relieved by Keeping the Blood Supply Rieli
and; Pure With Dl'. Wiliiaans' Pink Pills,
A woman needs a blood -building to lose all courage, I tried several:
medicine regularly just. because she
is a woman, From maturity to
middle life the health and hapfli-
nese of every' woman depelldwl.•upon
her blood, its richness and its re-
gularity: If her blood supply ie 'ir-
zegular slue suffers frcm headaches,
backaches,' sideaches, and other
unspeakable distress whish only
women know. Some women have
grown to expect this suffering at
regular intervals and to bear it in
Hopeless silence. But women
would escape Much of this misery
if they took .a box or two of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills to help. them
over each Critical period. These
Pills actually make new blood. They
help a .woman just when nature
makes the greatest demand upon
her blood supply. They have clone
this for thousands of women
throughout Canada, why not for
your
Mrs. Joseph Kinney, Gilbert's
Cove, N. S., says :—For ten years
1 suffered from nervousness and
those troubles that make the lives
of so many women one of almost
constant misery. At times I woulcl
be confined to my bed for weeks.
I spent sleepless nights and seemed
What human can fail to be seri-
ously, "if not favorably, impressed
with Lady Cook's sane arguments
in favor of the franchise for wo-
men' when she thus - reasons :
The question of the franchise for
women is one which must be de-
• cided in their favor sooner or later
—the sooner the better. For it is.,
nn longer a matter of sentiment,
but of justice. Thekfaot that more
tban one-half of the inhabitants of
this country are disfranchised, and,
politically ranked with lunatics,
idiots, criminals, and infants, sole-
ly because of their sex, is an ano-
maly so glaring . and inequitable
that it must not and cannot con-
tirue.
In ages of government by physi-
cal force, when every ••man was a
warrior, there might have. been
good ,reason for excluding women'
political functions.. Now,
"•:
waver, the citizens of this conn-
t4y hire others to -fight for them,
and soldiers and sailors are paid
through the taxes which are impels -
ed upon women -equally with men.
The tyranny of 'taxation without
representation, against which every
Englishman feels justified . in tak-
ing'up arras the world over, is laid
upon women still. ) ow long is this
grave injustice to continue?
For men to desire that the active
• sympathies and aspirations of an
intelligent woman should be eir-
cumscribed solely within the do-
mestic area is to wish her to be
a domeatie serf, a slave of the
ht
• earth. How could such ane the n
hi these times possibly become
mother of men of broad views arid
generous impulses We cordially
agree with John Quincey Adams
when he said: "Women aro .not
only justified, but exhibit the most
exalted virtue, when they do civ-
part from the domestic circle and
enter ;on the concerns of their
country, of humanity, and of their
Curti." •
A large proportion of women have
1
iv:depenrlent means and no oocupee
ties ; others have no 'domestic eir-
cic t:e engage their affections; while
many possess talents, which, iffree-
ly exert iced, would go fur to, en-
rica our national life. As a matter
ut right, as n means of imbuing
politics with; higher purposes and
a purer morality, and for the gen-
eral protection of the unrepeesent-
c„ millirem who groan under ` the
of 1lrcsslrl of partial laws, am 111'-
-gctltl}' hitvlin ill who levo instice
and tic ,re' tsps future welfareiof
Miele into:try !.r, emebiitc for the'
txt6{(1iiou of the Franchise to \ io-
doctor's, but they failed to give me
any relief. The last doctor I coda
salted told me frankly that he coo
not uncler'talce my case unless I
woulcl undergo an exaulinatiac, It
was then I decided to give Dr. Wil-
liams' .Pink Pills a trial, After.
taking six •boxes I was much im-
proved in health, but I continued
t i talce the Pills for a couple of
months more when I felt like a new
woman, and was enjoying such
health as I had not experienced for
ten years before. I have had no
return of this trouble. since, but I
have used the Pills once since that
time for the after effects of
1I
grippe, and the result was all
hoped for. These are plain facts
frcm my own experience, and I
have always felt that I cannot too
strongly recommend Dr. Williams'
I'ink Pills to the many women who
suffer as I did." _
Yon can get this great blood -
building, health restoring medicine
from any dealer in medicines or
direct by mail at 50 cents a box,
or six boxes for $2.50, from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
FATHER WAS AN INVALID.
It had been 'a hard day, in the
field and father and son were very
hungry. The only things eatable
on the table were 12 very large ap-
ple dumplings. The father bad con-
sumed I0 while the boy was eating
ane, and then both reached for the
one remaining.
"Son," pleaded the father, "you
wouldn't take the last apple dump
ling from your poor sick pa, would
you 1"
A MOTHER'S PRAISR •
FOR BABYS OWN TABLETS
There are thousands of mothers
throughout Canada who have no
hesitation in saying' that the good
health enjoyed by their little ones
is entirely due to the judicious use
of Baby's Own Tablets. And there.
are many mothers who do not
hesitate to say that at a critical
period Baby's Own Tabletshave
saved a baby's life. Such a medi-
cine should always be kept in every
home. Mrs J. A. Peeler, Paquet-
vills, N. B., says :-"We give
Baby's Own Tablets all the credit
for keeping our little _ one well.
They are an excellent medicine for
children." Sold by medicine deal-
ers or by mail at 25 cents a box
ft om The Dr. Williams' Medicine
00., Brockville, Ont.
A GOOD` PUDDING, TURNE'TH
AWAY WRATH,
"band ! how disagreeable every-
thing
verything is 1" pried Ma, "here's Tule
a•.gittin' mad at her own brother;
and here's you, Opal, haviu' no
duds, to wear to the picnic. Blit
I don't believe I'd ast your Pa for
a new dress, 'eause that'd make
everything more disagreeable than
ever,"
But Opal could not give up the
idea of a new dress, and so, as soon
as her father and her brother Jed
Were sated at the supper table that
evening, she courageously said;
"Pa, .can I have a new dress to
wear to the picnic?"
"A now dress," echoed her fa-
ther grurffly. "I don't sknow no -
thin' about it; but this I do know,
we've gotta bo awful careful of
stoney jest now while the factory's
rennin' light)."
"What'd I tell you, Opal l" asked
her mother significantly.
.Pa ate his potatoes and meat in
grim silence. But after he began
on the rice pudding his scowl g-radu-
ally relaxed, and a look of peace
overspread his tired face; for the
pudding tested very goad to him.
And as he slowly munched the rai-
sins, he glanced speculatively at
Opal; then, after every crumb was
gone, said pleasantly, "What kind
of a dress do you want, Opal?"
"A thin white one; and I can't
go to the picnic without, a new
alress."
Pa sheepishly handed Opal three
dollars.
"Oh, thank you, Pa," cried Opal
jayfully. "Can I have it, Mn?"
"Didn't your Pa give it to you?
But I dunno as he would if: we
hadn't worked on his feelin's with
the .puddin'," worried Ma.
"A good,puddin' .turueth away
wrath," grinned Pa.—Everybody's
Magazine.
AN EXCELLENT REMEDY.
Will Break Up .a"Cold in Twenty-
four Yours' and Cure Any Cough
That is Curable. '
AGAINST CONSUl&PT'ION.
'Pure Air, Good. rood, Cleanliness,
Sure Helpers. -
r
He—"That handsome girl over
there made a fool of me two years
ago.!' She -"I felt sure that some-
thing happened in your past life
that you had never got over."
Mothers, Give the Children a Chance.
Spanking does not cure children of bed.
wetting. There is a -constitutional cause
for this trouble. Mrs. M. Sommers, Dox W
7_o, Windsor, Ont., will send tree to ,any
mother iter successful home treatment,
Frith "full instructions. Send no money,:
but write her to -day if your children
trouble you in this. way. -Don't blame the
child, the chances are it can't help it.
This treatment also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difficultiesby
day -or night. -
There are two sides to every ques-
tion—your side and the. wrong side.
Mother Graves' Worm Extermin-
atdr has no equal for destroying
worms in children and adults. See
that yougetthe geuine when pur-
chasing,
Some people say they do as they
please—but do they?
Thor. % Ne Such Thing as a harmless cmL.
The trouble goes from bad to worse nnloee cheek.
ed. Allen's Lung Balsam cures the worst of
Bolds. It,.11ay. ingammatlou and clears the kir
CONDITIONAL.
Mrs. Clancy—Sure, Mrs. Doher-
ty,there's some folks ei'onld rather
roast their naybors than ate.
The Hostess—Thiele for ye I on -
less they c'u'd ate at the oxpinse
of their naybors. •
Air.—Fresh air and sunshine are
necessary to good health.
Cold or damp fresh air does no
harm if the skin is kept warm.
Night air is as good as day air.
Breathe only through your nose.
Avoid hot, crowded, dusty, dark
Ur damp rooms.
Food.—Live on plain food and
eat regularly.
Eat slowly, chew thoroughly and
avoid fried food.
Drink water freely (not iced).
Exercise and Rest.—Regular ex-
ercise is essential to good health.
Go to bed early and sleep with
the windows open.
Never sleep in a clamp bed.
Clothing. — Wear only loose
clothes.
Never sit with wet feet or damp
cls thing.
Cleanliness. — Consumption and
other diseases are spread by care-
less spitting.
Spittle on the floors of rooms,
halls, stores and cars will certain-
ly ba breathed in the form of dust.
Keep clean. Wipe and dry the
body quickly" every day.
Keep your finger nails clean, and
wash your face and hands before
you at.
Clean your teeth after each meal
and before going to bed.
Never Bold money, pencils, pins.
or other things in your mouth.
Never lick your fingers while
turning the pages of a book or
counting money. — New Jersey
Board of Health.
The Crick in the Back -"One
tench of nature makes the whole
world kin," sings the poet. But
what about the touch of rheumatism
and lumbago, which is' so common
now? There is no poetry in that
touch, for it renders life miserable.
Yet how delighted is the sense of
relief when an application of Dr.
Thomas' Eclectric Oil drives pain
away. There is nothing equals it.
PHILOSOPHY.
Yeast—"Do you ' quarrel with
your neighbor still about his hen
earning over in your garden?"
Crimson—"No ; we've got over
that now." "Buried the hatch-
et?" "No; better Still. Buried the
hon."
Good
Netai. 's
w'
Dyers
Dorn
1141 Iss
Et.
The GI, rantee4 ONE Dye„ for/ALL Good
Jima Think of It! With. the SAMP.D o
you este toter ANY load of clout Porfeotly.N0
chance of mistakes, • All eolor0 re vaults from:
yang Dirtggirt or Dealer, .Semple Card and
Booklet Free fro'tit
The delintom•lltblrardttn Cee, Limiters,
Dn h. 0, - Musette. ( •tie,
FROM AWAY OUT
ON THE PRAIRIES
CONES PROOF OF Al OTOEII
VOEEDEIUU'Ie CURE BY
DODO'S lotpwr 1' PILLS..
"After all," said the optimist,
"the best of luck is only what you
make it yourself."
"It's all well enough foe you to
talk," growled the pessimist, "but
in
1 never got anyth,but iiacl luck. g.
"Well, then, it's up to you to
Make the best of it."
SAVED IN HIS 01.0 ACE
Annapolis, 51.5., May 14, 1909,.
lifauk Southern Tells Dow Tlfcy
Raised flim From It Bed of Sick-
ness, Cured Ills Kidney Disease
Had Made rima Well flan.
Skipton, Duck Lake, Sask., Feb.
21 (Special),—After thirteen years
suffering from Kidney Disease
brought an by an accident, Mark
Southern, of Heslalcer Farm near
here, is a well man, and lio.is not
slow to state that he owes his euro
to Dodd's Ifidney • Pills,
"It began with pains' in my
back, Mr, Southern says, and
across my loins, and of late years
i booaine very weak and for days
1 bad to keep to my bed. I had all'
kinds of advice and tried a great
many lnedieines,' but all to no pur-
pose.
"Beading an advertisement in-
duced me to give Dodd's Kidney
Pills a trial, and I wrote fox six
boxes. After taking the first box
I began to feel relief, and after us-
ing five boxes 'I felt quite well
again. I am now able to get about
my work and feel no effects what-
ever from the old complaint."
Dodd's Ifidney Pills clean all
Kidney Diseases and all diseases re-
sulting from disordered 'Kidneys
right out of the system. That's
how they cure Bright's Disease,
Diabetes,' Dropsy, Rheumatism and
Backache. They do it by putting
the, Kidneys in good worlung order
and they always do it.
—.I
The following mixture is often
prescribed and is highly recom-
mended for coughs, colds and other
throat and ; bronchial trouble: Mix
two ounces of Glycerine, a half
ounce of Virgin Oil of Pine com-
pound pure, and eight ounces of
pure Whisky. These can be bought
in any good drug store and easily
mixed together in a large bottle.
The genuine Virgin ,Oil of Pine
compound pure is prepared only in
the laboratories of the Leach Che-
mical Co., Cincinnati, and put lip
for dispensing in half -ounce vials..
Agirl's idea of having a good
time is to do something she thought
would be fun because she wasn't
allowed to do it.
TO CURB A- COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money it it fails: to curb. b',. 1Y.
ODOUR'S eignatare le on each box: 10,.
How many people do you know
who can repeat the ten coznmand-
ments3
Free to Our Readers,
Write' Murine Eye. Remedy Co:, Chicago,
for 45.page illustrated Eye Book free.
Write all about Your Eye Troubl. and
they will advise as to the Proper Apulia..
Mon of the Murine Eye Remedies in ifoee
Special Case. Your Druggist will tell you
that Murine Relieves Sore Byes, Strength.
ens Weak Eyes, Doesn't Smart, Soothes
Eye Pain. and Bells for 50c. Try It In
Your Eyes and. in Baby's Eyes for Scaly
Eyelids and Granulation.
"Dear friends," began the poli-
tical candidate. "I call you 'dear
friends.' -I won't call you ladies
and gentlemen, because, you see,
1 know yon all so well."
"I am over eighty years of - age and
have suffered from Kidney and Bladeler
Trouble for fifteen years, I tookcdoutor's
medicine but got no help, I want to
thank you for sending me the sample
box or Gin Pills which helped TAO.
"1 have taken sit -bolos of Gin Pills
altogether,bit got relief before I had
taken near that Ittnount. T had 00 get
Up some nights every fifteen mluutes and
had to 1100 uta Instrument before I could
urinate. Now, I can do in bed four or:
Bre . hours withortt gutting up."
W. R, PIE1t0S.
Write National Drug & Chem, Co.,
(Dept, W,L,) Toronto, for free sample.
Regular size, 500-6 for $2.5s.
The first day out. Steward: "Did
you ring, sir 1" Traveller—"Yes,
steward, I --I rang." Steward --
"Anything
"Anything I can bring you, sir?"
Traveller — "Y -yes, St -steward.
B -bring me a continent, if you have
one, or an island.—anything, stew-
ard, so 1-lul-long as it's solid. if
you can't, sus -sink the ship."
"Did ,you deliver my message to
Mr, Stumps?" asked tine merchant.
New Office Boy ---"Na, sir', He was
out and the offfee was locked up,"
"Well, why didn't you wait for him,
as 1 told you " "There was a no-
tice on the door, sir, saying, 'Re-
turn at once,' so I came back as
quick ,as I could,"
Revive the Jaded Condition. --
When
When energy flags and the cares
of business become irksome; when
the whole system is out of sorts and
there is general -depression, try
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills. They
will regulate the action of a de-
ranged stomach and a disordered
liver, and make you feel like a new
mac. 'No one need suffer a day
from debilitated digestion when so
simple and effective a pill can be
got at any drug store.
TIME TO GO HOME,
To Mrs. McCarthy, busy with her
washing and in no •mood for chat,
had corse Mrs. Clancy, who noticed
after an hour or two that it had
become cloudy.
Said she: "Do it rain, Mrs. Mc-
Carthy?"
"It do that, Mrs, Clancy; but
net that hard I couldn't get home
if I was at your house."
WIT DUB AIaLOWAN0ES.
It was at a little north-western
town in New South Wales. A trav-
elling l:nglishznan .stood on the ve-
v'andall of the public house watch-
ing the sun go dawn across the
Black Soil Plains in a splendor of
purple and gold.
"lay jewel' 11e exclaimed to an
impassive bushman who was loung-
ing against a post. "That's gor-
geous, isn't at?"
The bushman slanted his head a
little end looked critically at the
glowing west. "Not bad," he
drawled; "not bad—fer is little
place like Boggabri,"
Hope for the Chronic Dyspeptic.
-Through lack of consideration of
the body's Deeds many persons al-
low disorders of the digestive ap
paratus to endure until they become
chronic, filling days and nights with
suffering, •To these a course of
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills is re-
commended as n sure and speedy
wey to regain health, There pills
are specially compounded to com-
ba+ dyspepsia and the many ills that
follow in its train, and they are
successful always.
WOULD TitY AGAIN.
"Won't you try to love mel" he
sighed..
"1 halo tried," she: replied, lcind-
ly but firmly.
"My rich aunt has just died," he
went on, •
"In that case, dear, .I will try
again 1"
AT THE. RESTAURANT.
"Waiter, why do" you recommend
everybody to take a beef a la mode
t: -day?"
"Because, sir, if it isn't all eat-
en we shall have it for dinner our-
selves."
VERY SORRY—AFTERWARDS.
FEW BRITISH 'WAR-HORSES.
Scarcity of Iior'ses Available. for
hiilitar•y Purposes- -
Something akin to a panic has
taken possession of Brit'sh states-
men in the last few years owing to
the scarcity of available horses for
military purposes in case of war
since the automobile has dome in-
to the field as a rival and a menace
to the horse, yet statistics would `bought a box. •
seem to indicate that the British Tho Zam-Buk .clid what she need-
Empire;could furnish horses enoughcd, but as she had bought the use
and to spare provided the means less ointment, too, she paid just as
were at hand to transport them to much again for the benefit derived
the scene of action. Canada has as if she had bought Zam-Buk in the
2.155,490, or more thanthe mother first instance, She was sm'ry
country; Australia 1,671.605,- and ! afterwards. .
British India 1,463,283, while other Zam-Buk has years of honest re -
dependencies swell the total slim- commendation behind it. People
bey of horses in the Empire to , have proved that it cures. Imitation !
In a town not fifty :miles . from
here a lady went into a store and
asked for a box of Zam-Buk. She
was told that it would tont fifty
cents, and that a larger bar-ofan A Few Shares for Sale
other ointment could be bought in one or the best Loan Companies in
cheaper. In a moment of weakness Canada an easy terns ; only moo down•
she took the cheaper box. When I Moray ie Lend at 61'/, on approved
I
Best for hsbyalga
CURE 0.,
k 741E 1*tST AtilAGlt� Tail tiUShc0 p
la
fino for children end adulto,vcry pleosont
to take and free Irma opiates. It aooths3
and heals the aehie8 throat and i v 0000roodli;
eights to beth mother and child,,
All Druggist*, 015 conte.
EDUcATIONALr
oEARN 'THE iselin1';I1 SC1IADE-Nl'W
f system -constant nrect1501 careful
filet -ruction; few weeps complete 00010001
tools free graduates earn tivelVOto
eighteen dollars weekly; write for cola.
Logue, Molar Barber College, 221 Queen
East, Toronto. , y'
FARMS FOR SALE,
QTITIIIIRN ALBERTA FALL {1r11rA'
one, 648 acres, nothing better,
Will sell sheen,. or exchange :for Ontari
farm. PEWTROSS, 84 Don Mills Road,
Toronto,
MACHINERY
"s/ ACI[INE1tx 11 rADQ•UARnkllt,s,
175 Iron and woodworking. mac'binery,
engines, boilers, atesm puvtpe, garnlin/
engines, electric motors, cootraotorfe
machinery, etc, Send for catalogue ' of
over 1400 machines, M. W. PETR.m,. ,
Limited, Toronto, Montreal, Vanaonver.
FARM FOR RENT.
F11015 TO RENT, between Meafor, and °trop
.Snood, Twn hundred acres under cultivation,
hien pasture. farm house and 'tnnd outbuildings.
U. W. G. Whitney. 115 Toronto Street, Toronto.'
THE LIN DAAAN TRUSS wits hold any nodule
hernia, Redone(' by foremost medical in
lento for particulars. B. LINDSIAN, (Rev'd),•
Montreal.
we 4 L. VE'S Raise hem Wit out Milk:
Steele,lnrlggs Seed Co. Ltd., 7oroulo,{0,1,
OHENILLE CURTAINS
and all kinds of hover. hanging,, Also .
LACE CURTAINS Dime AND CLEWANED,
LIKE NE.
write to ns about yours.
BRITISH AMERMAN IYEIHC 00., 005158, Montreal:
T OPE FOR THE DEAF -IN Accuse:CON•-.
4J . one of the marvels of the electrical: age•
use throughout the world. write for ata,
Pogue. General Acoustic 00, o1 Canada, Ltd.,
400 Yange Street. Toronto.
KENT, Box Ale, London, 001
Zam-Buk as badly as before, and rr
00 YOU WANT TO KNOW
1001 .curious :.(mostly untold) facts 'abont
Hn•nan Nature 7 Rend Dr. j'•nnte's
"Won Aur'•' boob no the del 'net. e'ihiorte •
lir Love, Marriage, Parentage, Health,
Disease, and Freaks. It is user 0.010 of 50 •
pro ra' exnerienee of a ,nocessrul author
nrnrtit inner. - Full of advice notes•
spry to every man and woman. Contninm:'.
r^nrr. vital ferle tb^n your doctor would
r'" von .for t°n ri nern, Io 3 .°clic^d.
NO 11 , -ns nn6 All fpuntrntfort, pride 10e.
L. L. Hitt Book Co., 199 E. 23 St., New York
about 8,500,000. fund contains no nourishment, and
DON'T WAIT u
ntil o
ur neighbor imitations of Zam-Buk fail
in the
getting better crops than yourself. Geo. one essential feature—they never
,KEITH k SONS, seed Merchants, roronta,. work Zam-Buk cures. When your
ere offering. 0.A.C. No.. M. Barley and askfor Zam-Birk ion'ttake -any
Scotch grown Regenerated Banner gate, ,
fn 5 bush. lots, at 01,25 per bush.. bags thing else. The name is protected
FREE. sour for samples, also catalogue. by law and is clearly shown on each
package.
.5 --
Just think of the clothes a man's
wife could buy with the money he
squanders for cigars!
Passer-By—"Is that your pork
down there or the road, guv'nor?"
Farmer—"Pork!' What, d'ye mean 1
There's a pig o' mice out there:"
Passer-By—"Ah, but there's a mo-
tor -car just gone by."
Many patent medicines have come
and gone, but Bickle's Anti -Con-
sumptive Syrup continues to occupy
a foremost 'place among remedies
for coughs and colds, and as a pre-
ventive of decay of the lungs. It is
,a standard medicine that widens
its sphere of usefulness year by.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO re DAYS.
PASO.O1V:T\IRNt 1' iv guaranteed to cure any
eerie of Itching, plied. Bleating ' or Protrndtng
Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 60e._
A man never realizes how many
faults he has nt 111 he has been
married two or three years.
A Nagging Cough.. drlees sleep- and coS
mto,away, Yon can conquer it with. Allen's Lung
year, If you1 are in need of some- Balsam, which rope's hard breathing, pain to
thing to rid yourself of a cough or 000 h oo tnoolohi'ia ala° at the throat. Gte. It
cc.ld, you cannot do better than try
Bickle's Syrup.
Some men think they are am-
bitious, when in reality they are
only discontented.
People look upon a six-footer who
weighs over 200•pnunds as a big
plan—until he proves' that he's
little.
Thos. Sabin of Eglington, says:
we Substitute for "The D & 0" Menthol Pl0ote , I have removed. ten corns. from
although soma unscrupulous dealers may say there
la, Recommended by doctors hospitals, clergy.. my feet with Holloway's Corn
rand ovorybodytor }leurlsy, rtantess. eta. Cure." Reader, go thou and do
likewise..
Children 8111 Oo Sienrh10g. They come borne
the traveller. "Yes," said the fail- covered with snow: Bait a teasp„oniul of Pain-
wav restauvant waitress, "There unser in hot sweotbned Oslo,'' will ,recent any
111 offset . .weed subs arise s, thane 5s but vee
'Paiuk oe”—Perry naris'—sea. and 50o.
"These are the smallest sandwich-
es I ever saw for the money," said
was so much eomplaint of the qua-
lity of them that I thought I would
make them smaller, so there would
not be so launch to grumble About."
IdOi.SE
OWNERS! U S E
Gaef00LT'8
CAUSTIC
ALSAH.
A ufe, epud7 and 00,10.0 curve
The utest, s 0.r BUST=
0 wed, ',Audit. ,l h to
fro Hereon,
1n (endue In:
leprod tl .,1 h• 0,14
d t -lp0,err der„
Tilt LA\Vat:N00 Wt01lAIt0 elf0„ Taranto, 0o,.
CAT'S SENSE OF LOCALITY.
A kitten about six months ofd
was taken to a house a few miles
distant from its birthplace, confined
in a 10010 and tenderly cared for
during a week, tines then sett at lib-
erty. 11 was supposed to have be-
come habituated to its new sur-
roundings, but it returned to its old
home on the clay of its release. The
sense of locality and direction was
exhibited still more strikingly by
an old tom -cat, which was stolen
and carried a distance of twenty
miles, confined in a bag. The cat
was imprisoned, but made its es-
cape, and in a few days reappear-
ed in''a pitiable state' at the haute
of its former master, which was
separated from that of the thief by
a high wooded •chis.
"What do you mean by the rising
generation, pal" "Oh, the peo-
ple who can afford to have airships,
sonny 1"
WHAT HE GOT.
"Well, what happened to you ?"
asked the friend of the man who
was swathed in bandages.
"I was struck by an auto."
"Item, did it happen?"
"I was stooping clown in, the road
picking up a horseshoe for luck,"
RONC7117.S, ?05iS1 °
I,[:Lt,1lt4T£
rn tato�tlte4"ioarr"
sass gl5I 4l7LOEUA.
u000 nn Nine, bet got
at once a bottao of
nAWITArs .R,taA101
ttEL050P and prevent
pncuments., or aura to
If already manifest..
ed. 10 the 'Unfailing.
Household Re m e:8i'
for Coughs. Colds,.
0000 Throes, Bronchltls,
!Grip, Pneumonia and
rains of an lauds. -
E! GREAT DEMAND FOR
PA EN ST
WASTE PAPEIt OF ALL GRADES.
Also Rage, Iron, Metals. Rubbers,. Eito.
PU
E. LLAEl, Adelaide and Maud6 0'V8 Toronta, Ont.
Phone for particulars. Main 4693.
E1110usrtcess
le certainly ono of the most diets
areanble ailments which flesh is
heir- to. Coated - tongue bitten
taste in the month --nausea dio0i•
aces --those combine to make life n
burden. The ea000 to a disordered
Jiver -Cho mire Dr. Morse's Indian
Root Pills, They go straight to
the rout 08 the trouble, nut time
liver right, bieanso the otomaoh and
bowels, clear the tondo and take
away the bitter taste from the
mouth,, At the first sign of bll.
tousuesn take
Dr. Morse's
lndlFart Moot PI11s
fill
eiatt's. Hair Promoter
Crows Hair en nay OW Herd.
On sale at the Bebe. SimpsonQp>ewoSt
Canada, or the Marlxtt Stab
ting
CO, Toronto. Canada,
BtInd, Dressing, Itching,
ig� Protruding Piles quickly
tj� andperinanenlly cured by
the most scientific and econonticeI remedy
LYLE'S COMMON SENSE FOR PILES
Price 51.00-6 for 55.00. mailed on ra
oeipt of price. ,
LYLE MEDICINE 00.,
718 Queen West, _ TORONTO
APP8Ofl1$,...
Cored without operations. All who arc at.
Meted with this .disease and wish to be
cured permanently, lately and quickly
with this great liomeopathte remedy.
which will be sent postpaid anywhere
in ,the world with 'full instruetione for •:
using so 8.0 to effect 0 permnnen-P err..
Prim. '53. Address. ;
John 1, Walt,Hemennatplo Pharmacy,
Arent -tor- Canada.
W E
K LUNGS
111810250 BY PSYCSiiIE.
" PSYCHINE" haerestored tltournnds
of people to buoyant hcal!h and strength"
whose condition had been regarded at hope-
, lets. It is a thole and Mesh -hapset, con-
taining remarkable properties no 7111ml'.-
purifier eel germicide. It will etrxniki ea.
sad hent the weak lungs; Torre cut the`
phlegm, ural d ler away the cough: mo
matter of how long standing.
"PSYCHINE" 10021 up the wh
system and drives out d'tyease. Steals lh
decayediiosue and restores lost energy. Its
use doily will prevent and ward off that
most tUb115 d'uogee cone" ics.
Writefer a Free Semple.
1.r Sal• br .1! llryeldrl. & Dealers, 60a, & SI
poi tittle.
Dr. T.A.S U51
L MlTGDi
'iott.ONTO
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