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HALT' AN JIOUJL FAST.
England's Futuro 3itag Is Kept
Almost •Consttantly at Ills
Studies.
HER DAUGHTER SAVED
Stricken With Acute Rheumatism—
Recovery Scarcely Expected.
Mrs. Dolina J. Lawlor, writing
from Oxbow, Sask., says; "I would
be lacking in gratitude if I did not
write you and let you know of the
wonderful good your Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills have done for my daugh-
ter, :belle Lawlor. Indeed I think I
may safely say that they have been
the means of saving her lift. Fur
many years my home has been in
Bruce Mines, Ont. Something over
a year ago my son and daughter,
then in her sixteenth year, Sett for
the west, When leaving here my
daughter was in the best of health,
but in the following spring she was
stricken with what the doctor said
was inflammatory rheumatism in its
worst form. After a few weeks she
was able to get up, but Ler hands
and limbs were BO swollen that she
could not dress herself. She con-
tinued in this way for some time.
and then a second attack, worse
than the first, set in, and my son
telegraphed me, as she was very
low. While I was getting ready
to make the trip of eighteen hun-
dred miles I got a second message
to come at once, as they feared she
could not live. When I reached
her I found her even worse than
I had expected. She was so weak
and emaciated that I would not
have known her, and she could only
speak in a whisper. Her hands and
fingers were all twisted and her
limbs swollen to twice their natur-
al size. The doctor had then been
attending her for two months, and
she seemed steadily growing worse.
We did not dare move her in bol
for fear of her heart giving out.
She was as pale as a corpse, and
her lips and face always cold. We
had to fan her continually, and if
we ceased even for a little while
she would gasp for breath, and no
one who saw her thought it pos-
sible
ossible she could got better. She
suffered such pain that I used to go
out of the room and put my fingers
in my ears to shut out her gasping
and moaning. I had known before
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and
as we could gradually see her sink-
ing I told my son I was going to
give her the Pills. Be was opposednd
to my idea, for he thought a change
in the medicine• mightprove fatal.
However, it was finally decided to
give her the Pills. In a week's
time she showed 'some'improvemeet
and felt like eating. From that
time on she began to gain' steadily.
Gradually- her bands and fingers
became straight, the swelling in the
limbs went down, and her heart-
beats became regular, and the,
color returned to her face, and
soon the cure was complete. She
is now as strong and healthy as any
girl of her age, and to see her you
would never ibis, she had passed
through an illness front which urine
of her friends thought she could
recover. You have my siuceresb
thanks for what Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills have done for my daughter,
and you may be' sure I shall always
warmly recommend them."
'!'here is no coddling in the Royal
family. At 7 o'clock every morning
the Prince ef Weles begins his
studies, and as the Sandringham
clocks aro always kept half an hour
ahead of the ordinary time, on the
"day -light saving" principle inau-
gurated by the late King Edward,
the young Prince's work really be-
gins at half past 6.
Studies till breakfast time, and
studies afterward up till noon keep
the future King of England hard at
work, unless perhaps an ideal hunt-
ing morning tempts him out for a
gallop, when the time taken from
studies has to be paid back later
on.
The royal children are all spier-
did ri'ers. Princess Mary enjoys
a gallop mote than any of them,
and, accompanied by Prince
George, is frequently seen racing
across the park in the highest spir-
its,
OTHER ENGLISH PRINCES.
In all weathers the young
Princes enjoy the outdoor life,
sometimes returning horn drench-
ed to the skin and covered with
mud, whereupon, after a bot bath
and change into dry clothes, they
are hard at their studies again.
Prince Albert has inherited his
father's wonderful skill with the
gun, and is the best shot of the
family. Ho spends much of his
spare time among the birds.
Prince Henry, whose health gave
his parents some anxiety,is now
quite well and strong again.
Everybody loves him, for he is a
most charming and gentle little
Prince, full of consideration for
others, and always busy making
other people happy.
Prince George is the smiling
Prince—always full of fun and on
the very best terms with life. He
enjoys every minute of the day.
Left to himself, his best friend is
hie bicycle, on which he can per-
form some truly remarkable feats.
THRIVE IN OPEN AIR.
This open-air, active and well
ordered life has a most stimulating
effect on the royal children. The
Prince of Wales, just budding into
manhood, is developing every day,
and is growing up into a very hand-
some young Englishman. He is
thoughtful, serious and fully
conscious of the great position he
will one day be called upon to fill.
It is understood that no arrange-
ments are to be made for his fu-
ture studies until the return of
their MMlajostics from India, when it
is possible that he may spend some
time at Cambridge, a d later on
continue his studios at Oxford.
regi-
ment, possibly the Tenth Hussars,
will follow, but before that the
Prince, of Wales may be given an
establishment and a household of
his own. It is said that Park Cot-
tage, near Sandringham Church,
will become his country lodge, and
York House, St. James, his London
residence.
GASTRONOALJC GIMMES.
"Content the Stomach rind the
Stolneelt Will Content You."
Nor is it enough that school girls
and boys should be, taught to cook;
they should also learn how to eat.
Few learn this at home. They are
usually taught to eat silently, and
not to take•soup off the end of a
spoon or to pub the knife into tete
mouth; but the more important art
of mastication is ignored. It is a
branch of physiology and should be
taught by experts in the schools,
If it were, the next generation of
mothers and fathers would know
that it is a crime to let their chil-
dren swallow food, particularly
milk and cereals and vegetables,
before it has been kept for a while
in the mouth to be mixed with sal-
iva and made digestible.
If it were indelibly impressed on
school -children that gluttony is a
vice which defeats its own end,
that by eating slowly much more
pleasure can be got from one
mouthful than by bolting a whole
plateful, that this pleasure can be
vastly increased by consciously ex-
haling through the nose while eat-
ing, and that those who eat in this
way will escape the pangs of indi-
gestion—if these truths were, im-
pressed on every, child mind, two-
thirds of the minor ills of mankind
would disappear in two genera-
tions, and most of the major mala-
dies also; for the stomach is the
source of most diseases. As Tho-
mas Walker wrote nearly a century
ago, "Content the stomach and the
stomach will content you.'L
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
CUR; C'9NSTIPATION
Mrs. Albert Barriault, St. Al-
phonse, Que., writes: "I have used
Baby's Own Tablets for my baby
who suffered from constipation.
They completely cured her and I
can strongly recommend them to all
mothers." The Tablets not only
cure constipation, but they cure all
other .troubles arising from a dis-
ordered state of the stomach and
bowels such as colic, colds, simple
fevers, indigestion, etc. Baby's
Own Tablets are sold by all medi-
cine dealers or by mail at 25 cents
a box from The Dr. Williams' Me-
dicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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EVER HOPEFUL.
NEW BRUNSWICK
HEARD FROM AGAIN
>1•
THE SUPPLY OF COAL.
Professor Engler, director of the
Institute of Mineralogy at Berlin,
estimates the total reserve of coal
in the earth at the beginning of the
year 1911 to have been 3,000 mil-
liards (3,000,000,000,000) of tons.
He allots to Europe 700 milliards
of tons, distributed mainly as fol-
lows: 416 milliards to Germany,
193 to England, 40 to Russia, 19 to
' France, 17 to Austria-Hungary.
The reserve supply of th United
States he estimates as 780 milliards
• of tons, or 80 milliards more than
that of all Europe. Professor En-
gler says that the reserve supply
e of Germany should last 3,000 years;
of England, about 700 years; of
Belgium, France and Austro -Hun-
• gary, 900, years, and' the United
States, 1,700 years, It should be
noted that Sir William Ramsay is
less optimietie regarding the coal -
supply of England. He has recent-
ly predicted that ib will nob last
more titan 175 years.
CTHP LUCKY BARGEE.
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ANO'l'JJTR SPLEN DID CURE BY
DODO'S ICIUNJ'.Y
Mr. Ben Ctievang had Backache so
bad he had to quit work—Dodd's
Kidney Pills fixed him ND.
Puellering Settlement, Kent Co.,
N. Be Jan. 20 (Special).—Every
corner of New Brunswick tells of
cures made by Dodcl's Kidney Pills,
and this settlement can contribute
its share. Mr. Ben. Gattvang is
one man who without hesitation
states that he owes his good health
to the great Canadian Kidney
remedy.
"Yes, Dodd's Kidney Pills cer-
tainly did me good," Mr. Gauvang
says in an interview. "Before I
started. taking them my back ached
se that I had to give up work and
I also had to be careful how I
walked and moved about. I took
nine boxes, all told, and they fixed
me up. They are the best medicine
for all diseases of the kidneys."
Dodds Kidney Pills are no cure-
all. They only cure the kidneys.
But they always cure the kidneys,.
and with cured kidneys you can't
have backache, rheumatism,
Bright's disease, diabetes or
dropsy.
CORRECTING THE PARSON.
"In your sermon this morning
fou spoke'of a baby as 'a neer wave
on the ocean of life.' "
"Quite so ; a poetical figure."
"Don't you think 'a fresh squall'
would have hit the mark better."
FOR, A LINE OF GAS.
"What is the best fuel for aerial
flights1"
'Gasoline."
"What is the best fuel for ora-
torical flights."
"Alcohol."
"What we want," said the em-
inent philanthropist, "is to estab-
lish a system of universal peace."
"But aren't you likely to have
some quarrels over the best way to
establish kg"
"Of course. But they will be
useful in their way. People must
have some outlet for their activi-
ties. And while they are quarreling
they are not fighting."
TO THE RESCUED.
"I suppose by this time you have
more money than you know what
to do with," said'the old acquaint-
ance. -
"No," replied Mr. Dustin Stax:
"I haven't more than I know what
to do with. Bub I might be a little
puzzled about it, now and then, if
I didn't get a lot of helpful advice
on the. subject from mother and
the girls
Some men only keep their prom-
ises because nobody will take them.
Eczema 25 Years
Cured by "Collura"
HER MANAGEMENT.
Mrs. Colin Gabble—"Do you ever
permit your husband to have his
own way 4"
Mrs. Strongmind—"Oh, yes, oc-
casionally. He is suro to make a
fool of •himself and that makes him
easier to manage next time."
SIR GEORGE ASKWITH, who prom=
Ines to add to his reputation for end;
twig Industrial war's by arranging a
settlement of the great cotton lock-
out.
CONFUSED ANATOMY.
The elephant never fails to excite
wonder in the person who beholds
him for the first time. A writer
quotes the remark of a small bey
who was visiting a menagerie.
"0, papa," he exclaimed, as they
passed before the elephant, "look
at the big eow with her horns in her
mouth, eating hay with her tail!"
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The Fos of Indigestion.—Indiges-
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are free from it. It is a most dis-
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suffering attending it is most se-
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Lag -Like Raw Flesh (romKnee Down'
Few people realise that there are
nearly 4,000 miles of canals in the
United Kingdom, or that they car.
ry in the course. of a year about
10,000,000 toms of merchandise. Al-
most every county is bisected by
rowels, and the bargees form a race
npert. The majority et them live
and sleep on board their cumber-
some 'vessels, and are to a great
extent gypsies afloat. Nowadays
petrol is doing the work of many of
the, olcl-timc towpath horses, and
motor -barges aro coming largely
into vogue. In Europe canal -ships
are constructed vp to 600 bons, and
carry as much freight as sixty large
freight chi's. China is the home 0f
ctlllrtls,• the Imperial' Canal there
dal -hip from the Thirteenth cerrttu'y,
and having a it n;..t1s_'of over, 9,0001
utilise. I'he SI.t r Canal is 09 miles
in length, and 100 feet nide, anal.
the Morcel nfic;' Canal is 351t
'wiles Iorl$t.
"1 !Lave been treated by doctors for
twenty-five years for a bad case o1 eczema
on my leg. They did their best, but failed
to cum 1t. lily owe doctor bad advised me
to have my kg cut off, but I said Y would
try the Outieura Remedies first. Ho said,
'trY them if you liege but I do not think
they will do any good. At this time my
leg was peeled nota tho.knee down, mY
font was like •a piece of raw flesh and
had to walla on crutches.
"I bought a cake Of Cutiaitra Soap, a box
of DURUM), Ointment and a bottle of Cuticura
Resolvent. After the first 51 5 treatments
the swelling wont down and in, two menthe'
use of the Cutleura Iteiuodies my leg was
cured and the now skin grown on. no dotted
could I nd said that i o
1 Cold urs Cuti¢Ura tar 1111 own patients.
lost for iiia Cutl¢ura trnr¢dlrr t mlgbt haus
lost my hto. I am tiuIV grStiflrl for the
wandartill cure than MMus wrought and
I a Ways recommend it most lligslyt blest'.
a5o21arAmi..4,1. a raBltUd, 277 Menten
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nl hmnnnrs, EolnF druttgists and deniers
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The Abors swear their most bind-
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A healthy turkey during the fat-
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If plane made one rich, then
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For over fifty years Rheumatism
and Neuralgia sufferers have found
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to set in, Geta bobble to -day.
ANVIL STROKES.
The pessimist forseos a storm in
every weather sign,
Ideals must not be so high as to
bo entirely out of. view,
When meekness becomes self-con-
scious, ib vanishes.
Who hungers for praise never
gets bis stomach filled.
• The contribution box never sags
with the gifts of the lazy.
Misery loves company, but the
sentiment is not reciprocate.
Who spends his sympathy upon
himself deserves great pity.
You come to o knowledge of God,
nab by investigating, but by loving
Him.
DANGEROUS PLAN.
4`It's a great comfort to tell your
troubles . to somebody."
"It depends whom you select.
Telling them to a dentist only seems
to make matters worse.''°
"Some detectives ought to make
good sailors."
"Why Bog"
"Because they're so often at
sea."
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"All new arrivals are washed,"
explained the warder of the pri-
son. "And if they make a fuss."
"Then they are ironed."
The Oil for the Farmer.—A bot-
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the farm house will save many a
journey for the doctor. It is not
only good for the children when
taken with colds and croup, and
for the mature who suffer from
pains and aches, but there are di-
rections for its use on sick cattle.
There should always be a bottle of
it in the house.
A Sure Corrective of Flatulency.
—When the undigested food lies in
the stomach it throws off gases
causing pains and oppression in the
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'"I understand that old 13illyon-
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No matter how deep-rooted the
corn or wart may be, it must yield
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The Christian population of In -
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w. DAWSON, NINETY COLBORNE
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II ENfs riot 'FRUIT FARM -NIAGARA
SHIFTING THE BLAME.
"Mrs. Brown's husband tells his
wife everything."
"Maybe she makes it easy for
him. You won't give me a chance
to get a word in edgewise."
As a vermicide there is no pro-
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has saved the lives of countless
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London possesses 7,476 licensed
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Cinematograph pictures of the
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Last year over 6,000 tons of beef
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MInard's Liniment Cures Distemper,
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"This train is an hour behind
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It's a heap pleasanter en this train
than it will be in the town you're
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"I am sorry to see you here
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"You're not half as sorry as I
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• "Yes, judge," said the prisoner.
"But I can't help myself. I tried
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DREADNOUGHT'S GUNS.
An improved rifle. of 13.5 calibre
is to be used on British super-
dlr'eadnoughts in place of the gun of
the .sante calibre introduced not
long ago. It is more powerful both
as be range and wcipht of projec-
tile. 'Idle older 13.5 gun, which is
to be used on some big ships nob
yet completed, throws a ehe11,
weighing 1,250 pounds, but •theim-
proved gun 1vi11 carry a projectile
wci50inm 1,400 pounds, The new
super -dreadnoughts is:ii hive also
some. improved 6 inch gars for lrl'o-
teefion against torpedo craft. tTn-
]til very recnrl,ly 0 •inch-l0nn5 were
regerded rte big i ,siig1t for sommel-
ier); better -kr:,
I98U1' Si -12 Mii:trirs Liniment duets DAME' Id Cow3.
WIE E!1S five years ago the word Zasn-Buk
was unknown in Canada, and Zane -Buie is to -day,
admitted to be the finest cure for skin iniuriesl
and diseases;
AND WHEREAS it has been represented to
us that there are still some good Canadians, and
even some mothers and heads of families who
have not yet tried this great balm, we hereby
offer a REWARD
of one free trial box of
.erazl3-Bluk to every person who has not yet tried
this wonderful balm;
PR.OVI yED they send by mail to us this
proolantatiolj together with one -cent stamp -to
pay return. postage of such box
AND FURTHER. PROVIDED that they
steeds.
,.,. such ;a? hication to . Oleg offices at
s;S SEC ;, �
Toronto.
G.vera amine' 0111' hand his day.
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