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MARJORIE'S BIRTTI1)AY-
PARTY.
?`Please put on year red :cap,
:Aunt Alice!" begged Marjorie.
Aunt Alice Al e o)
jened a drawer in
her r '
lv ttr i -
1 deal. and a d tonic out a
little painted Ted velvet cap, with
gilp braid running all over it
queer, crooked lines, and a tink-
ling bell on the tip-top- point. 'Sim
were it when Marjorie wanted her
to piny fair godmother. When she
put it on, she would help Marjorie
get anything she wished for -- or
something else almost as good,
Aunt Alice put on the funny red
cap and took up a little cane they
called her fairy wand, and sat clown
in the big chair which served for
a throne. Marjorie came and stood
before her. •
"Speak!" said the fairy goclmo-
"When to -morrow comes it will
be Sunday," said;Marjorie. `.'Then
the Wednesday of week lifter next
will be the fifth- of March. I want
a birthday -party, 0 fairy god-
mother'."
The fairy waved her wand. "It
shall be.'"
"But I'm not much acquainted
with the girls and'boys here," said
Marjorie. "1 want Katie and Flo-
rence and Rebecca and Herbert
and Ruth. I want Aunt Helen and
grandma and Mrs. Maynard." Mar-
jorie's lip quivered, for she had
come to live in a big city now, and
all these dear friends were far, far
pray, •
"It will have to be a 'think-
party,' " said the fairy.
"A11 right," said Marjorie.
The fairy waved her wand three
times. "Think -party, begin to be!"
she cried.
"I've saved up 1iesty-one cents,"
said, Marjorie, handing Aunt Alice
her little red parse. , Aunty touch-
ed it with her fairy wand. "It is
enough," she said. "Make out
your list."
Marjorie sat down in her little
chair and wrote the names of her
far -away dear ones on a -sheet of
paper shut Alice gave her.
The fairy godmother smiled.
"Thoughts can come. from far as
well as from near," she said. She
waved her wand three times again.
"You will have twenty guests,
and I will clang': ten cents of your
money into a box of pretty paper
and envelopes far you to write your
invitations on. Forty cents. I will
change into twenty two -cent stamps;
""to pay postage on the invitations.
Ten cents I will changes into a box
of 'Happy Birthday' stickers."
"Is is polite to wish myself a hap-
py birthday?" Marjorie ' asked,
doubtfully.
"That isn't what they will
mean," the fairy explained. "They
are to wish your friends to be hap-
' py because ib is your birthday.
You must 'mot write mere invita-
tions. To make the magic charm
work,_you must tell them about
your new home, and what you are
doing hese, so' their thoughts can
finch you. /„
It took Marjorie a great many
long hours, writing one letter at a
time, to get all her invitations writ-
ten.
When at length the birthday,
carne, it brought a loving letter
from every one who had been invit-
ed te'come, and every one told her
something to do to celebrate the
al day. - There were so many expres
e'pns of love that her friends all
'-seemed very near and dear.
'"Why. Z feel as if every one of
them had been here all day !" said
IlEarjo,:ie.—Youth's Companion.—
GATE UIS WEIGHT IN GOLD.
I*&fan Maharajah Helps Poor Ac-
cording to Oriental Custom.
The Maharajah of Nepal,one of
the great Indian semi -dependent
princes, who if an honorary Major-
General in the British army and a
1). 0, L. of Oxford, and has trans -
several' English inilital'y
works into his own langltnga,_ is
chill Oriental enough to have eon -
foamed to an ancient Indian cus-
tom, that of giving away liis CW11
weight in metal for distribution
among the poor.
The Maharsljah is enOlen unlily,
kilts and ib was his weight in gold
that went to Lenrich an enorruaus
crowd of beggars and pilgrimsala
holy. place named :Pltshupatmath a.
few weeks ago, When Indian prin-
ces make a vow, fo3' r2:01111111' 011 ilia
11iil''e.ry from some great.Illncal',
they liberate themselves from it by
a eca'cmnny which is 'Culled 'rule.
This person' weighs hi/heel! in -gold,
co if not very rich' in baser metal
or even grain, and the atnollnt is
given to the poor. „
The go/c1 in this ease was instant-
ly bought 011) by jewellers, and the
silver cohl paid for it was distri-
u
te(.l lldnUtl 6 r the populace, ablee v
were also fed and clothed by who
tbo
1delm rajah.
til di
neer
'Tin going g tri viol,. ee d f nt c
to -day myself. What would yen
)eke, deal: lr' Ho--'T']r- aflld bee
Anal pxcidce t"
New Health and Strength ...
for Weak and Ailing 060
Can Be :Had Through the Rich, Red Blood Made by Dr.
Williams' Pink PiIis for Pale People.
There comes a time in filelit a of
almost every girl when sickness at-
tacks her. The strain upaa her
blood supply is too great, and there
comes headaches and backaches.
loss of appetite, attacks of diaeinose
and heart palpitation, and a gen•
era'. tendency to a decline. 'flan
only thing that can promptly and
speedily cure these troubles is Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills. This is the.
only medicine that actually makes
new, rich, red blood, and a Mesita
f.ul supply of rich blood is the one
thing needed to maintain the health
of growing girls and women of lea-
turL years. The truth of this state-
ment is proved in the case of :lliss
Esther E. Sproule, Truemanville.,
N. S., who says: "At the age of
sixteen years I left my country
home to attend high scha}i. The
cicse confinement and lore hens
of study nearly broke me awe. '_sty
blood supply seemed ,o be doiiri-
a anddepressed.
ont , nd I grew pale
I was dizzy nearly all the time, an)
pimples broke out '.n my faoe. 1
was altogether in a miserable c'en-
dition and it seemed impossible for
me to continue' my eta lies unless I
found a'speedy euro, 1 tried toyer
al tonics. prescribed by. the doctor,
but they proved useless. My we-
ther urged me to try Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills, and I finally cemented
to do so. I had hardly fuddled the
second box before a change for the
better took place, and the use of a
few boxes more fully restos:ft My
health, and. I have sin ie been we'1
and strong. I, feel that I canon
say too much in favor of Ter. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills and 1 strongly re-
commend them to other ailing
girls."
You can get these Fills from any.
medicine dealer or by mail at 500.
a box or six boxes kr $? 50 from
The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co.,'
Brockville, Ont.
A MEAN ADVANTAGE.
Crabbe—He's the meanest fellow
I ever met.
Goodley—At any rate, he's 8110
cessful. He has taken advantage
of his opportunities.
Crabbe—"Yes, and. I guess his
opportunities were small, which is
another sign of his meanness.
HEALTH FOR BABY
OORFURT FOR N[OTHER.
The mother who has' once used
Baby's Own Tablets for her chil-
dren will always use ,them for the
minor ailments that coine to all lit-
tle ones. The Tablets give a guar-
antee of health to the elaild and ease
and comfort to the• mother. They
cure all stomach and. bowel ton-
. Wes, destroy worms, - break up
colds, andmake teething easy.
Mrs. H. Lavoie, St, Felicite, Que.,
sae's :—"I have used Baby's Own
Tablets for indigestion, constipa-
tion and other troubles with per-
fect results. I think so much of
the Tablets that I use no other me-
dicine for my children." Sold by
medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams,'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
"I have known better days,
lady," began Fated. James, "Yes,
it's a wretched morning, so •cold,"
replied the farmer's wife. "But
I've got no time to discuss the wea-
ther with you, bad as it is." And
she shut the 3oor and left him.
Mlsalenarlee lit All Londe are friends. 01 Pahl.
tiller, nundredn oh Iettere testily to the tact,
Por acoidonts and .Hides emotgoneios, such ar
rprains, cute and brnissa, they liud it invaluable.
tvoid subotitutss there le but baa "Painkiller
—Parry D"aal?.. oto and 300
"I am so glad your sister enjoy-
ed her visit to us, Mr. Smith."
"Oh, well, she is tho sort of girl
who can enjoy herself anywhere,.
you know."
Month After Month n told hoots, and aeon. fe
tear holes in your throati. Are you ~ware that
even a stabbora and long neglected cold is cured
with Allen's Lung Bahama ?
SHE KNEW.
Lecturer -''In China criminals
are often sentenced to be: kept
awake until insanity and death re-
sult. Now, how do' you suppose
they keep them from falling
asleep 1"
Little Girl (eldest of a small fam-
ily)—"I expect they give 'em a baby
to take care of!'
1 OWE MY LIFE TO 01N PILLS.
If you wantto seo a happy woman,
Just call on -Mrs. Mollie Dixon, 59 Hoskin
Ave., Brest !Toronto,
"After ton 'years of sulfuring front
Iiidnoy Disease, I' believe 1 owe my life
to Giu Pills. Before d began using Gin
Pills u,y book ached so much that 5
00%141 lot put on my shoes, but after
tarring; three boxes of Gin. POs -these
troubles are. all. gone. Itis a. pleasure for
tum to n.dd' one more toatimoniol to (hu
grant) rep an of 'Gin PilIa''
Mrs, M. Dixon.
Ser. et box, 6 .for $2.50' at all defilers.
Sample free if you write .National Drug
1,, Chemical Co, -(Dept, W. L.) Toronto,.
n t.
First Medical Student (to his fele
env-ledger)—"What are you lock-
ing that portmanteau for? T11ero',s
nothing in, it." Second Ditto —
"That's just why; for if my land-
lady knew it.I shon.id; have to clear
nlrt pretty,_ quckly,1 ea.n tell you,
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SMART DIPLOMACY.
Prince Jaisrngrao, the son of the
Gaekwar of Baroda, denied in New
York recently that his father had
said he found American women.
ugly.
"My father," said the : young
man, "is too adroit to make such a
,remark as that. Even if ho thought
it—and he . doesn't—he wouldn't
dream of saying it. He is too
adroit. Listen.
"Once my father attended a
Christmas ball at an English coun-
ter house. Ho was introduced to
a woman whose name he did not.
Catch, and he asked her to dance
with him. As they danced in the
ballroom, hung with mistletoe and
holly, my father saw an officer who
had once deceived him in India.
"'Do you see that man over
there,1' said my father to his pretty
partner, 'Well, if there's one man
in the world 1 hate, it's he.'
"'Yes?' said the woman. 'That's
my husband.'
"'Yes,', said my adroit father.
'Yes, of course. That's why I hate
him."
COUCHING BURST
BLOOD VESSEL.
Says Danger Avoided and Cures
Coughs in 5 Hours.
A writer for the medical press
states that coughing is responsible
for the bursting of blood vessels
quite frequently. A cough or cold
means inflammation (fever) and
congestion, and these in burn indi-
cate that the body is full of poisons
and waste matter. Simple relief,.
as found in patent cough medicines,
and whiskey, often result in more
harm than good; as they cause
more congestion. A touio-laxative
cough syrup will work marvels anal
here follows a prescription which
is becoming famous for its prompt,
relief and thorough cures. It rids
the system of the cause, except it
be consumption. ' Don't wait for •
consumption to grasp its victim,
I
but begin this treatment, which
cures some in five hours. Mix
in a bottle one-half ounce fluid wild
cherry bark, one ounce compound.
essence cardiol and three ounces
syrup white pine compound. Take
twenty drops every half hour for
four hours. Then one-half to one
teaspoonful three or four times a
day (live children less according
to age.
'5
A SENSIBLE MAN.
I suppose," said:the•poor but
otherwise truthful young man, cau-
tiously'feeling his way, "that you
woulin't'be satisfied with love in a
cottage ?"
"Why net?" queried the fair
maid. "I'm sure I'd rather marry
the right man with an income of
only $5,000 a year than a million-
}lire I didn't love."
And, having sense enough to see
there was nothing doing in his lino,
the young man quickly faded away.
Mhterd's Liniment Rolfeves Neuralgia.
GERMAN 'SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
Some striking indications of the
German workingmen's prosperity
are contained in the Prussian sav-
ings bank statistics. The deposits
in the kingdom, which comprises
only two-thirds of the empire, 'be -
tiled $2,303,250,000 at the end of
1908, Deposits during that year
were $112,500,000 more titan in
1907'emad of deposits
rho excess
over Withdrawals amounted t
$30,-
000,000. The greatest increase of
deponits,over: withdrawals was reg-
istered in the heart of industrial
Germany, the Rhine province and
Westphalia contributing $19,750,000
and $15,000,000 respectively.
S'1'ONEWALIa'S .. BRIDGE-
.. BUILDER.
"Stonewall Jackson," said a91
old Army veteran, "used to 'pelf is
story about a 1)r4ige-builder.
"This bridge -builder was called
old Miles. Ile was very necessary
to Jackson ,because . the flimsy
bridges on the line of march were
continually being Wept away by
the floods ordestroyed by the on-
eRty ; and in . these contingencies
Miles was aregular Ievel He
could run up a bridge in the time
it would take another man to Snake
the measurements,
"One day. the Union troops
burped a bridge across the Shenan-
doah, Stonewall Jackson called
ole! Miles to him and said:
"'You must putallyour men to
work, Miles, and you must keep
them at it all night, for I've got to
have a bridge acmes this stream
by )Horning. My engineer will draw
up the plans for you,'
"Well, early next morning Jack-
son, very much worried, met old
Miles.
„
See here,' he said, dubiously;
'how about that bridge? I`)id the
engineer give yon the plan?'
"Old Miles took the cigar from
his mouth and flicked the ash off
with a sneer.
" `General,' he said, 'the bridge
is done. 1 dunt,o whether the pie-
ter is or not.' "
A LITTLE COLD.
He caught a little cold—
That was all.
Sc. the neighbors sadly said,
As they gathered round his bed,
'When they heard that he was dead.
He caught a little cold
That was a11. (Puck.)
Neglect of a cough or cold often
leads to serions trouble.. To break
up a toll in twenty-four hours and
cure any cough that is curable, mix
tv o 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 mix thein in a large bottle.
'•1'
•
DEFINED. -
"Pa, what is meant byan able
speaker?".
"An able speaker. my boy, is one
whose words come faster than his
ideas."
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PILES CURED at HOME by
New Absorption .Method
If you suffer from bleeding, itch-
ing, blind or protruding Piles, send
nae your address, and I will tell
yen how to cure yourself at home
by t::be now absorption treatment;
. s nsome o
and=" will also e d E this
home treatment free for trial, with
references from your own locality
if requested. Immediate relief and
permanent cure assured. Send no
money, but tell others of this of-
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mers, Box P. 720, Windsor, Ont.
11 a cough makes your nights
sleepless and weary, it will worry
yet, a gond deal, and with good
cause. To dispel the worry and
give yourself rest try Biekie's Anti
Consumptive Syrup. It exerts a
soothing influence on the air pas-
sages and allays the irritation that
leads to inflammation. It wills ub-
due the most stubborn cough or
cold, and 'eventually eradicate it
from the system, as a trial of it
will prove to you.
"Do you think.he is really in love
with you 7" asked Maud. "I don't
know," answered Mamie. "He says
he is, but his letters don't sound a
bis silly."
TO CURB A COLI) IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE 1300300. Quinine. Tablet&
Druggists refund money if it fail, to cure, B. VY.
01ROV&'e signature lo on each box. 2se.
"1 understand you were 'carried
away by her singing?" "Well,
not quite that. I was driven away
by it, though I"
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Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
Judge --"And you, who remained
honest until you were forty, have
smirched your name and dishonor-
ed your family, all for the sake of
three miserable dollars." Prisoner
--"Excuse me, sir, ,was it my fault
that there were so few ?" •
ISSUE No, 11-10.
na the word to remember
whet you need a remedy
fhr Criuiis Ceis
The second day drew to its close
with the twelfth juryman still un-
convinced. ''Well, gentlemen,"
said the court officer, entering qui-
etly, "shall 1, as per usual, order
twelve dinners?" "Make it," said
the foreman, "eleven dinners and
a bale of hay."
The Real Liver Pill.—A torpid
liver means a disordered system,
mental depression, lassitude and in
the end, if care he not taken, a
chronic state of debility. The very
best: medicine. to arouse the liver
to healthy action is Parmelee's Ve-
getable Pills. They. are compound-
ed of purely vegetable substances
of careful selection and no other
pills have their foie qualities. They
do not gripe or pain and they are
agreeable to the most sensitive
stomach.
"And we have one baby," said
the meek man, who was applying
for lodgings; "will you mind it?"
"Mindit?' snapped the other
party. "Of course not. Do you
think I'm a nurse?"
All Women Brows what in le to have violent para
Some take ane thine and soma another. Our ad.
rico is to place The D .k L" Menthol Plaster
over the seat of the pain ; it will do more to 53,',
you comfort than anything.
Teacher—"What lesson do we
learn from the 1usy beet" Tommy
Tuffnut—"Not to get stung."
Have you tried Holloway's Corn
Corel It .has no equal' for remov-
ing these troublesome exeresenoes
ars many have testified who have.
tried it.
A Woman's heart may be easier to
turn than a man's, but the man's
will stay turned longer.
Minard's Liniment Cures burns, Etc.
Nature furnishes fresh air to bo
used.
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
That is. LAXATIVE ammo QUININl, Look
for the signature of Z. W. GROVE. Card the
worldover to Cure a Goldin Oae Day. 25a.
"What's the matter, my little
man 7" "Boo-oo ! One of my teeth
has trodden en my tongue."
Trial Proves Its Excellence•—The.
best testimonial one can have of the
virtue of Dr. Thomas' Eclectrie Oi1.
in 'the treatment of bodily pains,
coughs, colds and affections. of the
respiratory organs, is a trial of it.
If not found the sovereign remedy
it is reputed to be, then it may be
rejected as useless, and all that has
been said in its praise denounced
as untruthful.
It's a bright roan who can reeog-
nine his bright sayings in the third
and fourth repetition.
Fre* to Our Readers.
Write Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago,
for 48 -page illustrated Eye Book Free,
Write an about Your Eyo Trouble and
they will advise as to the Proper Applioa•
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.ens Weak Eyes, Doesn't Smart, Soothes
Eye Pttirr, and go11e for 00e, Try It • in
Your Eyes aur in Babyr* Eyes inc Sinly
Eyelids and Granulation.
The human race produces a hero
for every occasion.
Minard's Liniment Co„ Limited.
Gentlemen, --Theodore Dorais, a mita-
mer of mine, was completely ourod of
rheumatism after five years of suffering,
by the judicious use of )11INARD'S LINT.
IfENT.
The alcove facts can be verified by
writing to him, in the Parish Priest or
any of his neighbors.
A. COTE, Merchant,
Bt. Isidore, f'lc. ie Bay. It
PJiILOSOl'HY.
A man's life is influenced most by
his unspoken thoughts.
The demand always exceeds the
limelight supply,
Use the safe, pleasant and effec-
tual worm killer, Mother Graves'
Werth Exterminator; nothing
equals it. Procure a bottle and
'take 1t: home.
'TWOIJLD TAKE SOME TIME.
"You want me to tell the whole
truth?" asked the witness.
"Certainly," replied the judge.
"r1,he whole truth about the
plaintiff?
"
"Of course."
"Might I ask how long does this
Court expecte to .sit?"
"What difference does that
halo
7;(
"111 makes a Jot of difference: I
couldn't tell the whole truth about
that scoundrel inside of a week,
talking all the time,")
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'INJURIES & SKIP4 OR —QUtCk CURE.
0/31, little child ran owing to her
Mother the other do Vath
nasty flesh Vircrlin i and asked far
Z am -T uh; 44"
There lies at more powerful argument. for
Zan -B
uk than even the scientists can bring.
' The child had bad Zam.Buk before, and:
knew It eased pain and healed.
Zana -But works in two directions. Pre.
vents worse results from a skin injure' or
skin disease (such as festering and
blood poisoning) while it repairs the
damage already done. Zam-Buk fs
entirely herbal, is pure, contains no
trace of animal fat or mineral coloring.
Surest and quickest known healer.
FATHER AND SON BENEFIT
Mr.• Walter Adoms,177 RailwayAve.,
Stratford, amp :—" My son, William,
while playing barefooted about the book.
yard, cut his little too on the sharp edge
of a l,ioco of. tiu. T130 toe was cut at the
drat joint, andal)nost severed from the
loot. My wife hurriedly bathed it with
warm water, afterwards applying sone
L nt thicklyrn
spread with Za•2tu1:, The
healing balsa gaiekly checked rho flew of
blood, eased and seethed the liaise, and..
prevented inflammation}tssd more actions
FROM USE OF THIS BALM.
results. In a few Weeks Zam-Birk
healed the wound so nieely that my sou
Wee able once more to go about, and, sIsO
to wear his shoes without the aligirtest
ineenvenionoe. Not only is *am:lin1t
valuable for wounds egad mita, hut, tried ne
an embrocation, I have oleo found it
@goody.) for rheumatic pains" e
Zam.Bgk cures eats, barns, ecson a,dngwosm,
alosm, saki cracks, sod all skin diseatea Dina -
lata sad aures, 00o hoc, or poet tree from yam-
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ALL INFLA/Y)ATORY BIS
When sac is "chilled
Irrongh," or suffers from
Rboumatlo Pains, Sore
Throat Lumbago. Tooth.
ache, Neuralgia, Galati.
ed. Pneumonia, Toa tIl-
ltt3.5n1tammallon of the
Bronchial Tubes, Bow-
els or Lungs. Gramme,
Sore \trades, •
or Pains of 15Y
kind, Hao
ltadw•ay'e
seedy
Heller.
Socialism is a riot of hope on -re-
jested reasons.—
, Do It Now.—Disorders of the di-
gestive apparatus should he dealt
with at once before complications
arise that may be difficult to cope
with. The surest remedy to this
end and one that is within reach of
all, is Pai'melee's Vegetable Pills,
the best laxative and sedative on
the market. Do not delay, but try
them now. One trial will convince
anyone that they are the best sto-
mach regulator that can be got.
]f the world couldn't speculate it
would turn buccaneer.
Minard's Liniment far Sale Everywhere
One man's hobby is another man's
jest.
"A Crave -mrd Rough" to the osy et tortured
lungs for mercy. Give them moray in the toren nt
Allen's LungEalsain, which is 080(1 with molt
good effect even in consumption's early stages.
Never 'subset a dough.
Jay—"There are plenty of books
tolling how to save life while wait-
ing for the doctor." Kay --"Yes.
What we need is one telling us
young.doetors how to save life while'
waiting for the patient."
Sick I-Ieadaches-----v"
ere not caused by anythingwrong
in the heats, but by constipation,
biliounnos nod indigestion. Head•
ache powders or tablets may deed,
enblit cannot aro Cham. Dr.
Morse's Indian hoot Pillso Miro
met headache in the sensible way
by removing the constipationloor
sick atomnmu whtali caused them,
Dr. tforte'a I1t(tfan Root Pills aro
enroly vegetable, free from any
harmful drug, sof6. and .1910,
When you feel the headaehe Mom•
Ing take
Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills
MACHINERY
ftih ACHINEitY HEADQUAREERS. -
13 E iron and wood•wnrking mamhlnery,
, engines. boilers, steam pumps, gasoline
engines, electric motors, contractors'
machinery, etc. Send for catalogue of
over 1400 machines-: H. W. PETRIE,
Limited. Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver.
AGENTS WANTED.
•AAT ANTED --LOCAL AND GENERAL
0 0• Agents—Liberal contracts to good
men ; opply by letter. Continental Life
Insurance .Company, Toronto, Correspon'
deuce confidential.
A GENTS IyANTLD EVERYWHERE.
211 Fust selling household npecialty.
Credit .extended, No enpitni recto -lend.
Hundred per cent. profit. Write Berkey,
84,.t Lion B, Box 34, Montreal,
! GENTS WANTED. MAKE BIG PRO.
f 11. fits selling our Specialty. Write
now for free particulars. Jackson's Sales
Agency, Rgd., Bos 35, -Station B, Montreal,
C Honda.
CAL VES Raaso Them Without NUM
Booklet Free.
Steole,!Brigge Seed Co., Ltd.. Turouto,lOaa,,
l 'z.
TEE LIN n ors t by
fSrentowill t s,eyral u,on. \,*N.,
Write Endorsed ,o foremast medical amen, �,'-
Write for particulars. B. LINDOfAN, (Iieg'd), 'tit
Montreal.
T'S OPE FOR. THE 000F -1N ACOUSTICON--
i3L one of tho (00010ls of the eloetriest al_o.,
En use throughout the world. Write for rata,
Foams. General Acoustic Co., of Canada, Ltd.,
160 Yougo Street. Toronto.
REE1 LA01PS! We want you to
try aur exquisite Toilet Prepnratione.
Write us and ;participate to oar free in
ttwductnry campaign. Home Specialties
Tranby Avenue. Toronto.
Marlatt's Hair Promoter
Crows Hair on any Bald Head
On sale at the .Root. Simpson's Deng De
Hair Prnmoi Toronto,
Co., Toronto. Caor the nada.
Your Overcoats
ant tided Suits would loose better dyed. It no 00,000
ours layout. town, write dtra:t to Montreal, Box 15S.
Brltiah Arne r10011 Dyeing CO.'
UY YOUR PIANO BY MAIL, A11UN0
LA our cash bargains inused ttisr•ight
pianos, some hi use less than six months,
one Helntxman, 5125, Nordheimer, 5140.
Mason t Riseh, $195. Leach, $195, Each
instrument warranted. 55 extra for box.
'log. Write write immediately for particulars
The Leech Piano Co., Limited, Montrer.). ,
DO YOU WANT TO KNOW
t001 tuitions ftnnatly -untold) facts about •
Human Nature T Rend Dr, Fonte's
"ll'antler" honk on the delleote subjects
of LnVe, Marriage, Parentage, Health.
1315easo, and Freaks. It Is the fruit of 50.
pi•srs' experience nr n sue:extent author
and nrnetitioner. J1n11 of advice nears.
envy to evert man and woman. Contains
mare vital farts then your doctor would
give you for ton dollars. In 3 esculins,
040 pn woo nnrl 4n illnntrntlnwo, Price <tee.
L. L. Hill 1300k Co., 129 E. 28 St., Naw York
LA GRIPPE
Arrested, and Consumption Cured
Mr.G, D. Colwell, of Walker ville, Ont.
was slritkan'dowp with La Ctippe in 1906
and it left him in very bad condition. ire
says: 1 war abrin down and Bordering on
Consumption. I could notsleep arnights,
lad awful 3WOW and coushodneerly rho
whole time. Thu u how 3 was'a•hen i
began to take Psychine, in a low nervous
state: but from the first tombs C begahb3_
improve. tidal marvels for the and htought
me back to health ho no time, makings new
man of me It - fortifies the body agsin,t
the attacks of Le Grippe and is elute pre.
Veatotive. I always take Psychine if 1
a cold Coming on and it pull ma right in,
no time.
ME PSYC I4E
O
Far Salt by all Dierrkts and Dealeh, 16t. & 11
Or Shouts.
Dr. r, A. SLOC111V1
11811110,
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