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SEN IN PARIS von, . Try D , Williams' Pink Pi11P11111� f'
Irish leo eon -guiles to be fav Anaemia is a state into which one
Newey was such a rage for fou-
prCd. falls because of lack of blood, or
because the blood is poor, weak
lards. and watery. The man or woman
Paris is already predicting great who has not enough blood is pale,
Slats for spring, languid, easily tired and easily de• the progresses
ses
trouble Steel hair ornaments aro distinct- grossed. As a t ubla ro p
b good in tethion, other symptoms show themselves,
breeade ribbons' are lin- and the life of the sufferer' is one
Wide mediately
d of misery. ` Anomie opens the
p1edBalk and white is - door to consumption, and gives vic-
Black and le white is still n.he fav dims to all the epidemic maladies,
Wcored fderfeeaae the
inrd re , 'because the whole body is weaken-
ats in the are the s bordered ed and unable to resist the inroads
dres in the new Cottons for spring f disease Dr. Williams' Pink' Pills
dresses, best remedy in the wo11d o
All black and white mixtures in
•
the
lace
(English tweeds are taking place
matin costumes.
Ohautilly lace veils with a bor-
der of marabou are the latest
things.
Evening gowns are ,delightfully
dimple, relying on color for the gor-
geous effect that they give.
Variations of violet seem to be in
demand, . and are combined with
»very other color—yes, even red.
For early spring days nothing is
more satisfactory for street wear
Than a one piece dark blue serge
gown.
The "Passing of the Cloche" is
now being played in almost every
Millinery shop in Paris. It has had
Its day.
The newest evening slippers are
of 'changeable tissues; silver and
gold gold and rose, gold and lilac
re
The shadow pattern, the spider i get some medicine leaf would soon
JURE WA;'1,'l.lt WED ED D 131'ES.
llanlburg Dirt net Danish Typhoid,
but Cut Pown latent lllortelite..
iaeientists in Germany and
throughout Europe are surprised.
at the results following the purl-
fixation of the water supply of Ham-
burg, Germany, It was expected
to eliminate typhoid, It did not
accomplish that result, but it re-
duced instead the infant mortality
one-third or more. The latest word
from America, especially from the
city of Washington, confirms the
observations made in Hamburg,
o tion of the
that purification a
to
nainel p
Y,
water whatever other geed it max
accomplish, will not banish typhoid.
That protean disease appears to at-
tack a community through me;ny
other chancels, and its elimination
remains a puzzling problem for sci-
ence to deal with.
o In Hamburg, by water purifiea-
are thef r tion, the infant death rate has been
anaemia, and all its at-r� reduced from •406 per 1,000 births
the cure of sass
tendent miseries. They make thus to 240 per 1,000 births. Similar
1 od rich red and pure, conclusions, have been reached in
bo ,
M. T
.S
Sedg-
weak,
telbyg
bringing health and strength the United. States
weak, despondent men and women. wiek and G. Scott MaoNutt, who
We do not know of a single case of have collected figures to show, a
anaemia where Dr. Williams' Pink great improvement in the general
Pills have failed to cure if given a death rate,due to water purifica-
fair trial. Mr. John Hastings,' tion. They have compared the vi -
Venn, Sask., was'a victim of this tat statistics of Hamburg and of
trouble and found new health Lawrence, Mass., with those of cit-
through Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. ies which have unpuiifled water,
He says: "I was working on a rail- and they say they are convinced
way driving a team and found my that water purification causes an
self gradually running down. I did absence of great fluctuation in diar-
not pay mach attention to it at rhoeal and other ailments.
first, but soon I began to lose my ---.1'--
through
and it was a trial to get TRF WORST VIEW.
through my day's work. I got me- Hoax -"Tlie amateur, pliotogra
divine from the doctor on the her is generally a pessimist."
works, but it did not help me, and p
finally I got so bad I told the fore-Joax—"How do you figure that
man I would have to quit. He told mit?"
takes the worst view
of everything."
e.
WHERE?
EVRY SNORT AND
RIGHT TO THE POINT
PIiANIC 1oMILLE11, TllLLS WIIX
HE RECOMMENDS DODD'S
IiIDNEX PILLS.
Ile used them for Illieumatisna,
Heart Disease and Lumbago, and
they went right to the root of his
troubles.
Elkmouth, B.C., Feb. 6 (Special)
—Frank Miller, section foreman on
the railroad here, whose work ex-
poses him to all kinds of weathe,
has discovered that Dodd's Kidney
Pills are ' a sovereign remedy for
those Kidney ills that almost invar-
iably follow neglected colds.
" Voi" four years I buffered from
Lumbago, Heart Disease and Rheu-
matisrii, brought on from a cold,
says Mr. Miller, "And I got the
very best results from using. Dodd's
Kidney Pills, I freely recommend
Dodd's Kidney Pills to anyone suf-
fering from these diseases."
Short and to the point, that
statement, isn't it? But it is lust
like Dodd's Kidney Wills. They go
right to the point. Tliey cure the
Kidneys. Healthy Kidneys strain
all the impurities out of the blood.
Pure blood means good circulation
and renewed life and energy all
over the body.
Thus Dodd's Kidney Pone ills of
only euro disease. They
tip
the whole body and make a man
feel that he has. been given a new
lease of life. That's why people all
over Canada are shouting the prais-
es of Dodd's Kidney Pills.
"You treat that gentleman very re-
spectfully." `'Yes, he's one of our
early settlers." "An early settler?
Why, man, he's not more than for-
ty years old." "No, but he pays
his bills on _the -first of every
month."
A the colors I of to lose hope that he would
web, and the cobweb designs are
much worn, as are the Shetland
wool veils.
Revers on coats are large and
are trimmed with fur or with os-
trich feathers. Muffs are made to
match them.
Immense bags are carried with
evening robes. They are of metallic
tissues or of real lace combined
with velvets.
Cotton voille and "aeronette"
are used extensively for children's
dresses. The trimming is usually
Cluny or Irish puiat lace.
Stunning belts of white pique,
with large oblong buckles to match,
are suitable for the stiffly starched
white linen shirt waist.
Interesting is a pendant in ame-
thysts and pearls that takes apart
to make three pieces, a brooch, a
double, and single pendant.
Some of the most charming little
skating caps aro now being worn.
They are of tapestry or brocade and
are edged with fur.
The sailor collar on children's
coats is a decided feature of the
midwinter styles.. These can be of
velvet or satin in black or colors.
Bunehes of grapes, fashioned
'from gold tissue, suitable for com-
bining with metallic lace, are love-
ly for a trimming for a theatre hat.
Quaint pages' caps are worn with
stunning effect with shawl scarfs of
tapestry and brocades, and the vel-
vet brocaded evening cloaks.
Changeable velvets are used for
evening wraps; brocades, too, are
pouch worn, especially those that
Show designs in gold and silver.
An attractive and most becoming
ntomobile bonnet is of silver em-
roidery, charmingly draped with a
ame colored veil of voile de soie
with ends terminating in big silver
Tassels.
4,
ECA.RCITY OF ROYAL BRIDES.
Only Eight Can be Bunted Out
European
make me all right. That night he
went to tern and bought me ,throe
boxes of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
bhad not two
oxes when taken more
began to feel than_
etter
and after I had used five boxes I
was as well and strong as ever, and
could do a day's work with any man
on the job. I may just add that be-
fore I began taking the Pills I was
so run down that I weighed only
122 pounds, and while taking them
I gained 22 pounds. I oannot say
too much in favor of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills and strongly reeommend
them to all run down men.
You can get these Pills through
any medicine dealer or by mail at
50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 from The Dr_.. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
,4surauce
in cos
e:r
1
pointed out that the raising
y, _._ontenegro to a kingdom pro-
vides two more marriageable prim-
ceases. Not within living memory
has there been such a scarcity of
possible Loyal brides as is the case-
in Europe at the present moment.
Only eight, all told, can be hunted
out from the 18 principal European.
courts, of whom the most ennobled
is, of course, the German emperor's
only daughter, Princess Victoria
Louise, born just 18 years ago. It
is common knowledge that the only
Hohenzollern girl is bath -ward and
childish for her age, a circumstance
which probably accounts for the de-
lay in her betrothal to the Arch-
duke Franz Ferdinand, Austria's
heir.
Denmark has two princesses
whose kingly degree of birth suits
them to grace a throne—Princess
Thyra, who is 30, and her 20 -year-
old sister, Dagmar.
In England Princess Patricia of
Connaught, the most sought after
of all royal maidens, and Princess
Alexandra of Fife are alone of suf-
ficient page to contemplate matri-
moray. The former, who is 23, gos-
gip couples with the name of the
dung Marquis of Anglesey., while
k
e latter was prevented from Yeah -
g
the
imperative
debut at Buck -
Ingham palace owing to Xing Ed••
al%rd's death,
Only three more marriageable
ladies remain unaccounted for.
Princess Helene of Servia is not
oily plain but 26 ,years of age, while
,Princesses Xenia and Vera of Mon-
tenegro are also both getting con in
Oats.
ROBBER SHOT HIMSELF.
Caught After Taking Jewellery,
Masked Man Suieided.
The other day, a crowd of shop-
pers was startled by seeing a large
stone crash through the glittering
windows of the shop of Herr Eli
meyer, court jeweller, in Dresden,
Germany. It had been thrown by
a well-dressed young man wearing
a mask and glasses. In his hand
he held another stone, with which
he smashed the glass of a show-
case in the window.
Te seized a pearl necklace worth
$10,000 and other jewels worth $7,-
500 or more and fled up the street.
The buyers in the shop who had
seen the robbery dashed out in pur-
suit. The chase led over the Alt -
markt (a large open square in
Dresden), where the robber drop-
ped his plunder on the pavement.
He next dashed into the Prefec-
ture, a building in the Schloss-
strasse, opposite the royal c
and ran upstairs to the
Seeing no
d
"And where," demanded his wife,
with flashing eyes, ``would you. be
now, only for mo?"
The man glanced at the clock. It
was verging on midnight. He
sighed, and was silent.
HEALTHY CHILDREN BLESSING
ARE A
ICNEW FROM EXPERIENCE.
Wife—"O, George, the water pipe
is leaking and the water is spoiling
the new carpet Go and get a
plumber, quick."
full rdght, my
dear, let it leak; it's cheaper to get
a new carpet,"
A Pill That Lightens Life.—To the
man who is a victim of indigestion
the transaction of business becomes
con-
centrate
an. added misery, He cannot o
centrate his mind upon his tasks
and loss and vexation attend him,
To such a man Parmelee's Vege-
table Pills offer relief,
of treatment, ac ording to diree-
tions; will convince him of theiii_
great excellence. , They are confi-
dently recommended because they
will do all that is .claimed for them,
Many a man gets tangled up in a
string of lies,
eSlnard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
Healthy babies are good babies,
and the good baby is a blessing in
every home. Nothing can give the
mother or father more erl asure
than to see baby play. Y
move-
ment is watched with delight; every
new word spoken brings pride to
the fond parents. It is only the
sickly baby that makes home wret-
ched—and, mothers, it is not baby's
fault when he is sick. You are the
one to blame. Perhaps you give
him candies, cakes and other food
which his little stomach is unable
to digest. Then when he is cross
and ailing you give him some
"soothing" mixtures to quiet him.
That is wrong—remember his little
stomach is not as strong as a grown
persons, and also remember that
every spoonful of "soothing" mix-
ture you give him only does him
more injury—it does not remove the
cause of his fretfulness—it merely
dopes him into an unnatural sleep.
What is needed to make baby heal-
thy and happy is Baby's Own Tab-
lets—a medicine with a guarantee
of safety. About them Mrs. Ma-
thies McCormick, West St.Petees
P.E.I., writes. "W
Baby's Own Ta
sults.
in
The RAY() Limit la high grade IPmp, sold at a low price.
Thom are lamps that coot MorojBUS t1lero is no bettor Lunn made at any
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A RESOUROEt' UL PRTNOE.
Prince John, son of King George
of England, although not much
more than five years old, is of a
resourceful disposition. When his
father succeeded to the throne the
little prince, then four years old,
was anxious to know what chance
he had of eventually becoming king.
He was informed that having four
elder brothers, the chance was de-
cidedly remote. Upon that Prince
John suggested that the only way
out of the difficulty seemed that his
four elder brothers should be killed,
when nothing ,could prevent his
succeeding to the throne.
00,
and floor.
....e y ofV escape he
re .. revolver olver and shot himself
through the head, dropping dead
before. his pursuers' eyes. His
identity agedis unknown. He appears
about twenty-five, and
to be
the police believe that he is a
foreigner.
ifflt itislow's Soothing Syrup
*�aIIe been used for over SIYTY•FIVE YEARS 51
1113110NS of 001RERS for their CHILDREN wRILS
TEETHING, with rFnne'ECT SUCCESS, It SOOTHES
Sit CHILD, SOFTENS tee GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN:,
ORES WIND COLIC, end la tee best moody. for
IARRR A, Sold by DrusVata to ore YY tart of the
eeworld sura and. 004 ter 'Llys, wiooldw o sootalne
Alia am ne a d o•d°e oho Fo 0 end lima lea
lana, meth, Lasa Sariet 11O�umyyer lama RBM]IDY._
Ali OLD £ TD WI1IJ. rxiZD .:.ail.
"Tommy," said the teacher, "can
you tell- me what obscurity is?"
`Yes'm," replied Tommy; "it's a•
place where a good many people go
to after election's."
17oUCure
trickly atone coodbs. cures colds. heals
o throat and funds. • • • 88 cents.
The less luck a man has the more
he believes in it.
$l a box
6
for faP
'The most highly Gflclont application
for the reduction of Swellings, Goitre,
`Thick 'Neck, Glandular Enlarge%
moots, Its Positive.
PILESPIESof all kinds, in any and
all stages, quickly re-
Ilevod and ppoaitivety cured. Cure
tfe -in and. live quietly.
.your su r. g
Common $ansa" for Piles will do ft.
6 bozos, Mailed on
receipt of price.
LYLE �a°PA;v. TORONTO
WHY IS IT THAT:
When a girl of six talks nonsense
she is cute?
When a girl of 12 talks nonsense
she is stupid?
When a girl of 20 talks nonsense
she is naive?
When a woman of 40 talks non-
sense she is kittenish?
When a woman of 60 talks non-
sense she is unbalanced? _
•
The Poor Man's Friend.—Put up
in small bottles that are easily
portable and sold for a very small
sum, Dr. Thomas' Ecleetric Oil
possesses more power in concen-
trated form than one hundred times
the quantity of many unguents. Its
cheapness and the varied uses to
which it can be put make it the
poor man's friend. No dealer's
stock is complete without it.
"Do you think people should be
punished for gambling at the rac-
es?" "A lot of them are by hav-
ing their money taken away from
them."
nave used
Sts with good re -
The ,,.'are certainly a bless-
, or that have cross,
ickly babies. They sweeten the
stomach; give refreshing sleep and
make baby fat and healthy." Sold
by medicine dealers or by mail at
25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
BORDER MILL GIRLS.
Change in A.pparel Among Scotch
am Workers.
The Nova Scotia "Lumber King"
s
That
Litz
says:
"I consider MINARD'S LINI-
MENT the BEST liniment in use.
I got my foot badly jammed late-
ly. I bathed it well with MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT and it was as
well as ever next day.
Yours very truly,
T. G. McMULLEN.
JOE MILLER, JOKE.
"How is it a tramp can wear a
vary short coat?"
"Dunn.,,
"'Cos it may be long enough be-
fore he gets another."
what le the Best Thing to strengthen weak
ll
Duro lumbago and rheumatism.thol Plaster.ells%male
,even t plasters. Darla & Lawreuc, Co.,
Montreeal: ..
More perste are, rwilling to help
you get rid of your money =TAO
get it,
TO CURB A COLD 1N ONE DAY
Take ioLAxATIVD 11ROM0 Quinine Tablets,
Druggists sign to a le on each box it to 050, E. W.
She ordered a fowl for agrand
dinner, and made the cook bring
he purchase for her inspection,
She examined it, tossed her head
discontentedly, and said:—"It is a
poor -looking thing." "Oh, mum,"
said the cook, "when it is fixed up
with truffles it .will look entirely
different. Just like when you put
on your diamonds, mum 1"
Many people have receding gums.
Rub Hamlrns• Wizard Oil on gums
and stop the decay: chase the dis-
ease germs with a mouth wash of
a few drops to a spoonful .of water.
Everybody knows something they
would like to tell to somebody.
Its Fire Spread° in dry grass, so dims an Inflam-
mation in with aat goold' sown with into
o the lungs,
rind.
Deal promptly
when roe begin to °,ugh use Alien's Lung Balsam,
BaaREMEDYd
for Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes
and Granulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn't
Smart—Soothes Eye' Pain. Druggists
Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 250,
50c, $1.00. Murine Eye Salve in
Aseptic Tubes, 25c, $1.00. Eye Books
and Eye Advice Pres by Mail. ..
19Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
IS TOUGH AND FIBROUS.
They are now making what is
called vegetable leather.
We suppose it can be utilized by
vegetarians as a substitute for the
ordinary restaurant steak. .
Within the last twenty years or.
so a marked change has come over
the mill lassies of the Scotch bor-
der towns. In decorum and dress
there has been a wonderful im-
provement. Not so many years ago
the three -cornered shawl and clogs
were all the rage. There was some-
thing picturesque about the former,
and to the stranger the ,latter of
"the clogged brigade'" at the meal
hour was quite a treat, in some
mills hats were the exception and
worn only by the aristocrats—the
pickers and darners.
All that is now wholly changed.
A visitor to Galashiels after seeing
the mill lassies pass along the High
street to their work, remarked,
"There is surely lots of money in
the town; the mill girls are all
dressed in style." A "brow lad,"
on a visit to his native town after
the lapse of years, was heard to ob-
serve that "the Gala lassies are aye
dress' d --they're like ladies." Such
observations are often more true
of the lassies of the smaller:" order
towns. To see the modern border
mill girls on their way out or on
Sundays is to see them ;at their
best, and to realize how much bbey
are ahead of their prototypes,
4, --
Too
Too many candidates for office
run in the wrong direction.
Bicklc's Anti -Consumptive Syrup
is the result of expert chemical ex-
periments, undertaken to clisoover
a preventive of inflammation of the
lungs and consumption, by destroy-
ing the germs that develop these
diseases, and fill .the world with
pitiable subjects hopelessly strick-
en. The use of this Syrup will
prevent the dire consequences of
neglected Colds. A trial, which
coats only 25 cents, will convince
yea that this is correct,
Hub (unconcernedly)—"Oh, you
two fight it out between your-
selves."
PILES CURED IN 6 TO r; DAYS
druggistWm. will refund money if O INT.
Mg1i Mile to aura any case gr
ntee'ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 dem 600
A square deal
is. long.
is as broad as
ft,
Corns and watts disappear when
treated with Holloway's Corn Cure
. without leaving a scar., ..
Change that limping, useless horse
into a sound, healthy horse, willing
and eager to do a good day's work.
..Don't let a Spavin, Curb; Splint,
Sprain, Ringbone er any other Lame-
ness keep your horse iu the stable.
Cure it sl'ith
Kendafl's
Spays Cure
It cures. without leaving a scar,
blemish or white haire-becauseit does
not blister..
Port ]Calls, B.C., June 1.4th 1000..
"Nave been using your Liniment for
years and End it all that yowrepresent.
Rave not been without it forl0 years."
GEORGE GORDON.
$1. a bottle -6 for $5. Excellent for
household" use. Sold by all dealers.
Ask for free hook "A Treats, Oa The
Norse h or write rte for copy. -. 55
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Mlnard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
Young Man—"Do you think your
sister would be sorry to marry and
leave you?" The Terror — "Oh,
yes. She said she would have been
married long ago if it hadn't been
for me."
CURED HIS RHEUMATISM.
Yarmouth, N.S.. June 2, 1908.—"I have
been bothered with Rheumatism for the
past year and have taken a good many
kinds of Medicine and found no relief for
it.
"One day a friend advised me to try
Gin Pills, so I did, and after taking only
one box of them, I felt like a new man.
"I thought I would write you a few
lines to let you know how thankful I feel
for the relief they gave me, and would ad-
vise all sufferers from Rheumatism to get
Gin Pills." WM. CON TY,
Sample free if you write National Drug
&Chemical Co. (Dept. Toronto.
.)
All Dealers have Gin Pills at 0c a box—
6 boxes for $2.5o.
0 170AS CUM,
ts
�sickly ,tops ooadhs, ceures .li cEolds! conte. haul■
n lhros,! and lnndr.
Sue—Don't you know, George
ldssed me at the door last night
twico before I could stop him l Mae
—Gracioub l What cheek 1 Sue—
Both.
Alleh'e Lung Relearn Is especially Intended to
break up neglected -coughs and many hopeless
prem lahaveafon aved by its use. Oontullls no
SAVING HER STRENGTH... -
Doctor—My dear madam, you've
been overtaxing your strength. Try
wearing less jewelry.
A Safe Pill for Suffering Women.
—The secluded life of women which
permits of little healthful exercise,
is a fruitfulcause of derangement
s
of the stomach and liver and is ac-
countable for the pains and lassi-
tude that so many of them experi-
ence. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills
will correct irregularities of the di-
gestive organs and restore health
and vigor. The most delicate wo-
man can, use them with safety, be-
cause their action, while effective,
is mild and soothing.
WHEN GREEK MEETS GREEK.
Wife—"John, John, there's a
burglar going through your trou-
sers."
And the aclyice of a critic ars
about as much good as the giving
of medicine to a dead man,
Peevish, pale, restless, and sick.
ly children owe their condition to
worms. Mother Graves' Worm Ex
terminator will relieve them and
restore health.
Elastic currency may be all right,
but what most people aced is ad-
hesive Goin.
SAVED
HER
FINGER.
"A couple," said Mrs. Simpkins,.
"got married a few days ago, after.
a ourtship which had lasted fifty
years." "1 suppose," replied lel:r.
Simpkins, the poor old man had
become too feeble to hold out any
longer,"
ISSUE NO. C. --ii.
Palnldsler In winter cheeks ,hills, breaks up
,old, and thus prevents llronobitis, Lagrippu
and Rheumatism. Unequalled as a liniment for
(root bites, chilblains. bruises, sprains. Held by
all druggists. Only ono Painkiller—Porry Darla',.
Wise men look before they leap
wise infants feel before they creep.
Mlnard's Llnlmont 0U10s Cargo! in Cows.
NO USE TO EXPLAIN.
A' colored _ man was brought lie-,
fore a polies judge charged with
stealing chickens. He pleaded
guilty and received sentence, when
the judge asked how it was that. he
managed to lift those chickens
right under the window of • the;
owner's house' when there was a
dog 1n threyard.
"It wouldn't be no use, judge,"
said' the man, "to try to .'gplain
,
u
was to
1 I:f o
dis thing to yo'- all. y
try it you like as not would get
yor hide full of shot 'an' get no
chickens, nether. Ef.yo' want to
engage in any rascality, judge, ye'
bettor • stick to do bench, whar yo'
and familiar.",.
bu., • tAPI 01.ad..• eta 5.551,00..
CONTAINS
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6thienulfit A .r
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Mrs, B. Pur Boclwell, of 337 Pro -
Wencher -Ave., St. Boniface, Winnippeg,
Li
aysSome time ago my chilrlroa
took diphtheria, and while attendingg
them the poison entered email scratch
on the second finger of my loft hand.
This bemuse .very sore and blood -poison.
ing exon nob in. For months after the
children were quite well I was euffer-
scratch was caused originally y p ,
ing from a shockingly bad finger. The
b a in
and in itself, was not at all amens.
Tho consequenoos, however, of neglect.
ing this nsratoh,were tory Serious to me.
"When the blood•poleontn5 set Jul tried
poultices and a salve I had in the house.'
These, however, did not have the desired
elroot. Quite on the contrary the Huger
became more and More swollen and die.
colored. Ib then began to fester, and I had
to calla a doctor. 110 lanced the finger
to lot out the pile, and you can imagine
haw painful the anger wast Despite his
caro, however it solo restored and the
olutmen10, liniments, and other prepare..
tams Vehloh the doctor gave rue seemed
a "The toy thereupon advised mete go
Into the tat. Boateon Hospital. I feared
that if I went to the 100vp110l the tingle
w,�ould boampuytyatod. ,toe werge told, a
l,nd t+fCooted rygttl'0 Wolctl �ver?ti,i> oleo
had'alined at1R the o e .�c4 sal .ljyt
poly amputation 00511,5 110010 the yore ._
ba""c\
dv0, atdecdto giro Zam•
fink
0cy 11h0 procured, and
We commenced titoZnrn•AUr treatment
It only needed a few days to show tbo
anfltardatPindiflammaion we eue& hea
became lose aouto and it was evident
very, shortly that the trouble was being
reduced to a less and .5011 Irmo arra Wo
persevered mull the Zn n•llnk and area,
the
end tho festering sore was thoroughly
gleaned then healed. In under three
W00110 trim first commencing with Zara.
Buk, the Unger was entirely well: mid
had weapplied Zam•Auk In the flroipinno,
Instead oI trying ordinary preparations
oared m wilt
no doand d ursof haves y
hours and hours should ao to Piloagony.".
Aa mothers ur rb note ieuro. esternn
0 0 sure cure for bloobabell Wire, ('bridles,
ente, earaches otter barbell Wirt, 0 30,00
eoeemq mance tet leg, Balt rheum, tam smash
akin in prior, i,ad lag, n. Soo 10150, and al.
akin" ndetoree ,root free 60oa1t0x.link0*dreg.
glide Toroand503pr) opoetMoatrona pSornkt:o.,'
Toronto, for pdee. Ron' to croup ter poatsg.i
al free tr15) bar, Defeat alllmttaitonr, _: