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Dravo Barry.
A little way out of Paris there is
a very beautiful place called the
Dogs' Cemetery, where many hun-
dreds of dogs are buried and have
little gravestones put up over them.
Many of the dogs that are buried
there are famous all over the world
and amongst them is the brave and
noble Barry, the most famous of
all, who was a splendid St, Bern-
ard and lived in a village in Swit-
zerland.
Barry lived at the famous mon-
astery of Saint Bernard for twelve
years and during that time be
saved the lives of 40 people, who
would otherwise have died.
On one occasion, towards night-
fall, atter a terrible anowstorm,.the
good monks sent him out on the
mountains and said: "Now go and
see if you can find anyone who is
lost in the snow."
He understood- quite well and af-
ter wandering about an hour or
two, he found.a little boy who had
lost his way, probably on his way
home from school, and who had fal-
len into a deep drift of snow and
was being quickly frozen to death.
The brave and clever Barry tried
to wake him out of the death -sleep
that overtakes people who are lost
in the snow, but at first he could
not succeed.
But he kept on linking the child
with his warm tongue and turning
him over and patting him gently
but firmly with his paws to bring
back warmth and life to the little
frozen body. .At last he succeeded
and when the little boy was quite
awake Barry laid down beside him
and, taking one hand gently in his
mouth showed the child he was to
SEVEN !MRS PAIN
FROM ACCTS NEURALGIA
CurCU Through the Use or Drr.
Viillanlg Pink Pills.
Neuralgia is not a disease—it is
only a symptom. It is the surest
sign that your blood is weak, .wat-
ery and impure, and that your
nerves are literally starving. Bad
blood is the one cause—good, rich,
red blood its only cure. There you
have the real reason why Dr, Wil-
liams' Pink Pills cure neuralgia.
They are the only medicine that
eontains, in correct proportions,
the vory elements needed to make
new, rich, red blood. This alone
reaches . the root of the trouble,
soothes the jangled nerves, and
drives away the nagging, stabbing
pain, and brace up your health in
other ways. Mr. M. Brennan, an
ex -sergeant of the 2nd Cheshire
Regiment, now a resident of Win-
nipeg, Man., says: "While serving
with my regiment in India, on a
hill station, I contracted a severe
cold, which brought on acute neu-
ralgia, at times lasting for three
weeks.e I was constantly suffering less a revolution upsets the present
almost Query month in the year for dynasty, he will rule what is left of
over seven years, the pain being the Turkish Empire some day.
sometimes so severe that I wished p
I was dead. On my return to Eng-
land I seemed to get no better,
though I spent large sums of money
for medical advice and medicine.
Then I came to Canada, and about
a year ago saw the advertisement
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in a
Winnipeg paper. Although I had
begun to think my complaint was
incurable I told my wife that, I in-
tended giving the Pills a fair trial.
I was suffering from terrible pains
when I began taking the Pills, but
before the second box was finished
the pain began to disappear, and
under a further use of the Pills it
disappeared entirely, and I have
not hada twinge of it during the
past year. Only those who have
been afflicted with h terrible
licte the err! e
CROWN PRANCE OF TURKEY.
The Crown Prince is a permanent
member of the Turkish army. His
part in the present conflict has been
of an advisory nature chiefly. Un -
for. This was proved many years
ago by the Bernoulli brothers at
Ferns, Switzerland. They took
1,000 perfect coins and tossed them
in the air 1,000 times. A careful
count was made of the number of
coins that fell heads at each experi-
ment.
"At the conclusion of the test—
and it was certainly a fair one—it
was found that practically' as many
coins fell heads as tails.
"All life insurance premiums are
determined by the law of probabili-
ties. For instance, to determine
the premium on people between
twenty and twenty-five years of age,
put that arm round his neck. Then a life insurance company finds out
he did the same thing with the. .n
many people die annually be -
other and by clever signs showed pains of, neuralgia can' tell what a tween those ages. That number
the little boy he was to get on his I blessing .Dr, Williams Pink Dille divided by the total number of peo-
n been to me, and you may be 1
back. After some time the child sure I shall constantly recommend p e alive between those ages is a
understood and Barry trotted gaily thein to other sufferers." fraction that expresses -the chances
and quickly back to the monks to These Pills are sold by all medi- that people between the ages of
whom he belonged with his precious
burden on his back.
His end•was very sad. One night
when he was out on one of his life-
saving expeditions a man, seeing
him in the darkness, was frighten-
ed, thinking he was sorne 'wild
beast, and before he realized it
was only the noble dog Dome to
save hila he had struck him on the
head with a heavy stick he was car-
rying. The bravo animal had just
strength to crawl home and then
he died.
On another grave close by Barry's
is the inscription in French, which
is very true: "The dog is the friend
of man."
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BUNTERS CET MANY BEARS.
British Columbia - Catches Include
All American Species.
This season's bear hunting in
British Columbia has been excep-
tionally good from the hunter's
standpoint, the game being un-
usually plentiful and some of the
slain veritable giants, grizzlies, sil-
vertips, e'innamons, blacks and one
or two creamy Kermodes up in the
Bella Cools Mountains.
One big cinnamon weighing 790
pounds was lately shot while indus-
triously employed in digging pottc-
toes by a Chinese rancher who fail-
ed toappreciate his agricultural
zeal.
Twenty miles south of. Coleman a
grizzly weighing 920 lbs. was shot
by a rancher named -Sutherland;
'and on Operator Mountain,
Groundhog district, four grizzlies
were got in a single clay -by F. S.
Jennings andirVrllilini Walden,
whose cache they had raided and
Wiliam-hd'rses were attacked by the
etetfi tette of bears wi..rn they came
"'upon as
sbadly clawed that it . One of tee lhad etoswbe
destroyed.
In Silverdale, Creston, a grizzly
cub was shot in a tree by sixteen -
year -old Miss Israel, the . mother
bear politely and providentially not
"Appearing on the scene. In the
{ imilkamoen Government Surveyor
Chipman was so badly mauled by a
grizzly that for several clays his re -
every was despaired of.
Up in the ]3arkerville district,
too, Frank I(ibbee, a veteran trap-
per, was all but killed by a monster
grizzly which had broken clear of
the trap in which he had been tak-
en, The opportune arrival of Frank
Connors, his trapping mato, saved
Itibbee's life and cost that of the
bear. The man is still in a precari-
ous condition at • the Barkervilie
general hospital, where Dr. M. Cal-
Ianan is .attending him.
Ile Understood.
Salesman—"Carpets 1 This way,
madam. Aro your rooms of good
afro 7""
Customer'—"We live iii a flat."
Salesman —"Oh 1 Carpet rem -
Insets,` two aisles to the right."
a
And every man admits to hit:etolt
tliet he is either; clever or good
lacking,
cine dealers or by mail at 50 cents
a box or six boxes for 82.50 from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville,- Ont.
PROBAIIILITIES.
Experts Are Engaged in Studying
the Law of Chance.
You probably do not know that
one of the mast important laws—' -
perhaps the most important—that
govern your daily life is the law of
probabilities.
If it is a cloudy day when you
start' to business you take an um- diet, and many , of the remedies
brella. You are unconsciously ap- recommended, but got no better.
plying the law of probabilities. All "Finally, Mother suggested that
day long you.. are, oonsciou•sly or I try Grape -Nuts, and I began at
unconsciously, applying this law to once, eating„it with a little cream
your actions, to your engagements, or milk. A change for the better
twenty and .twenty-five have of liv-
ing, and it is, of course, a simple
matter for the 'company to fix the
premiums accordingly.
Y'
NEVER TIRES
Of the Food That Restored Her to
Realth.
"Something was making me ill
and 1 didn t know the cause,”
writes a Western young lady: "ror
two years I was thin and sickly,.
suffering from indigestion and in-
flammatory rheumatism. '
"I had tried different kinds of
to your eating.
If you refrain from .eating fish at
luncheon, it is probably because you
feel that your wife will have it for
dinner. Professor Virgil Snyder of
London, who is an authority on the
law of probabilities, says if it were
expressed in figures "it would be a
fraction whose numerator expresses
the number of favorable ways, an
event may happen- and whose de-
nominator is the total number of
ways a thing can happen.
"Under the law of probabilities
thins will happen in the same pro-
portion that their probabilities call
SLT I*IEU CME
OT DN HANDS
Formed Watery Pimples, Itchy and
Had Horrible Burning Sensation,
Lost Some of Finger Nails, Could
Not Open Hands, Cured by Cuti-.
cura Soap and Ointment,
235 N. Eisgar St., Toronto, Ontario.--
" Vim seven years I.have been troubled with
salt -rheum. Ib calm out on my hands and
formodldndofwatery pha' os
all over then which became'
Itchy and ft, had a horrible'
burning sensation.wWch
caused me a good deal or
pain. It came nub on my
handsln tho fall and remained
there- till after spring, 1
might mention that I lost some of my
fhtttr-nails by 550 disease. During this
length of time I was utterly usolesi.as I
Could nob open my hands. 1 tried sevorat
other patent medicines without a bib of
ronof, Some of my friends advised mo to
try 005150 a itonioilion so Ilona for samples
and by using then there was a groat Int.
preyomeat. Thou I went to rho druggist
and bought ono cake Of Outtoura soap and
two boxes of 001150r5 Olntmont; after using
Client I am glad to say I ate completely
cured. I had given tun alt hope of boing
prod. I can arty to all those who have
sugared as I Itavo, not to lose courage. but
to give Outioura Remodels a fair trial,'",
(S'gntd) bliss Lillian Irwin, Oct. 13, 1015.
manors than a generation duttoura Sean
and Oaticura Otttttuont have afferdod.the
most oeonomeat treatment for aireutlons of
the side and scalp thatt torture, Itch, burn.
scale, and destroy stoop. Sold everywhere.
Sample of 05012"united frau, with 32.0, SIdn
Book. Address frost Card' Potter Liras de
Men, Come Dope. 551). Iloston, 1.1, 5, &
began at once.
"To -day I am' well and am gain- is almost impossible to know, be-
ing weight and etreegth all the cause they are built to resist -a tre-
time. I've gained ,10 .lbs. _ in the
last five weeks and do not suffer
any snore . indigestion, and the
rheumatism is all gong.
"I know it is to Grape -Nuts
alone that I owe my restored
health. •1 still eat the food twice
a day and never tire of it." Name
given by Canadian Postum Co.,
Windsor, Ont.
The flavor •- of Grape -Nuts is pe-
culiar to itself. It is neutral, not
too sweet and has an agreeable,
healthful quality that never grows
tiresome.
One of the sourcee of rheumatism
Saye Gh3S1' Coral COLD SORES AND ULCERS ONCE A PALACE.
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II •1,I.LD BY Zl.1I I3E
Cold sores, chapped hands, ulcers Stafford House 1Vite Built for the
Ole tpp *�pp i(�h and winter eczema are . +tommuu Duke of Turk,
in ll ,ill- troubles just now, and for all these,
Zare-Buk will be found she surest
Broke Up a Heavy Cold, Relieved and quickest remedy.' Sometimes mansion, the new ownership of
old sores arise from chilblains ois which is variously attributed to
the toes or fingers, and in the for- Graham Miller and to Sir William
`nor oath, where colored socks are H, Lever, although a ducal rosi-
worn, there sea danger of blood-
poisoning from the dye. Zama-Bilkdonee to -clay, was actually, built as
Stafford House, London's finest
Pala In the Side, Stopped an
Irritating Cough.
"Anyone that goes through all
that I suffered last winter will ap-I
preciate the value of a remedy that being so powerfully antiseptic re-
cures like Nerviline cured me." moves the danger as soon as applied,
These aro the opening words of the I Mr. W. J. Halliday, of Ash Grove,
solemn declaration of E. P. Von.Out., says: 1 had my Hale linger
Hayden, the well-known violinist.' frozen, and it cracked at the first
"My work kept me out late at night' joint, causing a bad sore, which dire
and playing in cold, drafty places charged freely and would not heal.
brought on a severe cold that sot- The pain was very bad, and the
tied on my chest. I had a harsh, whole of my hand became ewolion.
racking cough and e_„� see,"A friend advised me to try Zam.
Buk, and in a very short tine it
healed the sore."
Miss. Lillie May, of Stoney Creek,
Ont., says: "A few weeks since,
several nasty, disfiguring cold soros
suddenly broke out on nay lips,
which became mush swollen. I tried
Zam-Buk, andaftei' a few applica-
tions of this balm, every sore was
healed,' -
Zam-Buk will also be found a sure
euro for eczema, blood -poison, vari-
cose sores, piles, scalp sores, ring-
worm, inflamed patches, babies'
eruptions and chapped places, cuts,
burns, bruises, and skin injuries
generally. All druggists and stores
sell at 50c. box, or post free from
Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, upon re-
ceipt of price. Refuse harmful imi-
tations and substitutes.
Use also Zam-Buk Soap, 25e,
tablet. Best for baby's tender skin 1
A gossip is a woman who tells all
she knows—and then some.
Mlnard'a Liniment Cures Colds, So.
severe pains dart-
ed through my
sides and settled
in my shoulders.
I used different
liniments, b u t
none broke up my
cold till I used
Nerviline. I rubbed it on my neck,
chest, and shoulders, morning and
night, and all the pain disappear-
ed. Realizing that such a heavy
cold had run down my system, I
took Ferrozone at meals, and was
completely built up and strength-
ened. Since using Nerviline I have
no more colds or pleurisy, and en-
joy perfect health."
It's because Nerviline contains
the purest and most healing medi-
cinal principles, because it has the
power of sinking through the pores
to the kernel of the pain—these are
the reasons why it breaks up colds,
cures lumbago, stiffness, neuralgia,
sciatica, and rheumatism. Refuse
any substitute your dealer may
suggest—insist on Nerviline only.
Large family size bottles, 50c.;
trial size, 25e. ; all dealers, or The
Catarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N. Y.,
and Kingston, Ont.
FISEI THAT FELL UPWA.RD.
Brilliant Colors ata Depth of.3,000
• Feet.
According to Sir John Murray,
one' of the greatest authorities on
oceanography, the bottom of the
sea` is a desert of pitch black dark-
ness, penetrating cold and eternal
silence. Worms, sea puddings and
coral polyps sluggishly crawl or
sway in the almost cuxrentless
depths, and only two species of fish,
both of them small, with' much
head and little body, have been
found deeper than a mile and a
quarter down, says the London
Standard. •
• The range of fishes in the sea is as
though it were divided into layers,
one above the other, and no fish can
live above or below his layer. Thus
many of the deeper fish—three-
quarters of a mile below the sur-
face—have been found floating at
the top; they had swallowed a fish
as large or larger than themselves
and its buoyancy had lifted them
out of the strata to whiclrthey were
accustomed, -
The physiology of a bottom fish
AZRVILINE
CURES
CHEST
COLDS
mendous pressure of water, and
when this pressure is released—aa
when they are brought to the sur-
face in a net—sometimes the fish
has burst: the organs are crushed
beyond reconstruction. '
Similarly, if a fish of a higher
strata attacks a bottom fish in the,
neutral zone where both can live,
and-assometimes happens—his
teeth become entangled so that he
cannot let go,
and he is
dragged Re
d in-
to
deeper water, he strangles in-
stantly, for his breathing arrange-
ments are of no use to him under
the pressure of water in the lower
is from overloading the system strata of the sea. As a rule, how -
with acid imaterial,e the result of ever, the fish of the various depths
rarely feed on those above or below
them. .
There have been brought to light
an astonishing number of forma of
imperfect, digestion and assimila-
tion. '
As soon as improper food is
abandoned and Grape -Nuts is
taken regularly, digestion is made fish, and especially of prawns of a
brilliant red color, living in the
ocean at a depth of 3,030 feet. But
astonishing as• it may seem,. -these
brilliantly colored fish 'and prawns,
instead of being conspieuous in the
water at that depth, are almost in-
visible, when almost any other color
could be easily
seen.
strong, the organs do their work
of building up good red blood cells
and of carrying away the excess of
disease -making material from the
system.
The result is it certain and steady
return to normal health and men-
tal activity. "There's a reason."
Read the little book, "The .Road
to Wellville," in'pkgs.
neer read the ramie totter? A neer ens
appears trop[ lime to time. They arm
8enntne, true, aild••1ut1 of human Interest.
Family ,Pleases Merchants..
The merchants of Lead Hill, Ark.,
robbed their hands in gleeful anti-
cipation last week when Will R.
Little, a farmer, appeared in town
with his family to do his annual
shopping. Little's fainily consists
of a wife and 22 children. Each
year at the beginning of winter
Little lays in a year's supplies and
togs out the individual members of
his family from head to' too. When
he left the town this year his wagon
was loaded .vt'ith provisions and
wearing apparel.
"What is this domestic science?'
inquired the engaged girl. "It con -
gists of making hash out of the left-
over meat, and crognertes out of
the left -over hash," exprained her
more experienecd friend.
ethane* Liniment ours' flSttieris ,
The best way to feel lot the Poor
and needy is to feel in your pockets.
Charlie—"That was a •splendid
triclt done last evening! I saw a
man actually 'turn a handkerchief
into an egg." Billy—"That's
nothing! I saw n, man, only abort
e week or two ago, turn a oew into
a, field
ED. !.
fl0---'1'2
The Evening Diaiogno.
Voice (upstairs)—"John, have
you locked the front door?"
Yes.
"Put the cat out?"
"Yes."
"Have you wound the clock?"
"Yes."
"Have you been down cellar to
smell the gas?"
"Yes."
"Rave you 'taken
furnace?"
"Yes."
"Have
cage?"
"Yes."
"Have you looked under the dav-
enport for burglars?"
"Yes."
"Have you put the milk bottles
out?" -
"Yea." •
"Have you fastened all the win-
dows ?"
"Yes."
"Well, then, why don't you some
to bed? What have von been do-
ing all the time. anyhow t"
caro of the
you covered the bird
MINARD'Swan urLINIMIEf NT bio lumbago by
REV. WM. - BROWN. '
I was anted of a bad ease of earache. by
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
• MBS. 8. KAULBAOK.
MINSABD'S LINIMENToneitivo lungs by
MRS. S. MASTERS.
llow Did She Know?
Mabel—"But how do you know
he loves you if he hasn't told you
so?"
Margery -"Oh, I can tell by the
way ho looks at me when I'm look-
ing at him."
WHY NOT SPEND THE WINTER IN
CALIF
Attractive rates will be quoted by vast.
able routes, affording finest scenery The
Lee Angeles Limited, leaving Chicago
daily 10:16 um. for Southern California,
the San Francisco Overland Limited, loay.
Inc Chicago 0;30 n.m.,lea0 than three days
en route—provide the best oI everything
In railway travel. The China and .Japan
Mail leaves ChicagRo daily 10:45 pm. for
San Prosaism and Los Angeles. Illus•
trans/ literature on Implication to B. R.
Bennett, General Agent, Chicago and
North Western By., 46 YOnOe 8t., Toronto,.
Ont.
Jack—"I say, Flo, dad says he
iientembers that old boy, when he
hadn't a shirt to his back, and now
he has thousands." Flo—"Good
gracious! How extravagant!"
Maud --"And how hot!"
-cure For Consumotlon.—For consume.
lion. wene ianes. lingering concha larva.
,-itis and bronchitis. :games nmes ana,hirrs,"r
el those only given a few days to live h5
nweinliet and darters, after taking tin;
cureare alive and well, will be sent on
request: Write Wm, 1i. Copeland, 611 Pape
Ave.., Taranto Ont.
•;;4rie •SCIS. _
it woman had lost her hu xttnn.1,
and being anxious to discover his
whereabouts, sought out a private
inquiry agent. "Did he possess
any prominent facial oharactoris-
tics?" asked the latter, taking
down st description of the missing
man, "Yes, he hal a big Roman
nose." "Then he can't be found,
madam." "Why!" "Because a
nose ,of that kind never turns up?"
Mlnard's Liniment curls nlptunorla.
Srf,tt--" Jones says that he clear-
ed between five anti six hundred on
that gtnck deal o'• his. I wonder if
it's sob" 'Mott—"()h, yes: he made
between Its and, $6+00, The.e,xaet
amount, 1 believe, was $8.755."
Mlnsees t.ln,ment floras turret 1n mess
a royal one, Its splendors were ao-
elaimd once for all by Queen Via
toria when, early in her reign, she
said to the Duchess of Sutherland
under its roof, "I have dome from
my house to your palace."
It was for Frederick Augustus,
Duke of York, that York House, as
it wns then called, was built. When
the Prince, whose effigy surmounts
the York column, had been acquit-
ted of the misuse of the military
patronage, had seen the last of
Mary Anne Clarke, and had been
re-established by George IV. as
Commander in Chief, he came to
the conclusion that his virtues were
somewhat unworthily housed in the
stable yard at St. James's Palaee.
To use his own famous expression,
he regarded the quarters as the
equivalent of a "shocking bad hat,"
and he proposed to build York
House on the site of a building
which had once been known as
Queen Caroline's Library, or the
Queen's Library. He raised the ne-
cessary money by a loan from the
Marquis of Stafford, afterward first
Duke of Sutherland, and appointed
Benjamin Wyatt his architect. A1 -
though the great new house rose
apace, the Royal Duke lay dying
when its top story was reached. and
it is probable that in his sick room
in the Duke of Rutland's house in
Arlington Street he heard the ham-
mers, which, so far as he was con-
cerned, were being plied in vain.
THAT EXASPERATING TICKLING
IN THE THROAT
which keeps yon coughing away, night
and day, will quickiy disappear ,f you
take Na-Drn-Co Syrup of Linseed,
Licorice and Chlorodyne.
Na-Dnt-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice
and Chlorodyne quiets the throat
tickling almost instantly, loosens the
phlegm, promotes expectoration, and
cures the inflammation of the muens
membrane.
Na-Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice
and Chlorodyne has the great advantage
of being absolutely free from harmful
drugs of any kind. .Iu support of this
statement we are willing to give to any
physician or druggist in Canada a. full
list of its ingredients,
You can therefore give Na-Dru-Ce
Syrup of Linseed, Licorice and Chloro -
dyne to any member of your family,
wuh perfect confidence- that it will be
altogether beneficial.
Your druggist can supply you with
either 250. erase. bottles. The National
I)ruk 'and Chemical Co, of Canada;
Limited. 311
THIS CDNCE
SYRUP
MAKERS
Better bo
on the safe et de And plias your o -der now
mate ui of ,l .Ing disappa ,tutent duras the
Marsh -ru+h. 7 as Iur tr o Inn,kl t a1.t ,g
pa monists red price, id our Cha,uppl m ra•
' purat,.ruo id all ep.te.date strep fes for which
we sotto etquar5 • r.. Writ. 1"r free Batt Hogue
sed ten u, b,,w many tree you'tap.
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58 Wellington St., MONTREAL, QUE.
BOILERSha d.aler heating
NewAnd power purposes. TANKS AND
SMOKE STACKS. Asea a ler Ntu:te.
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Engines and Shipbuilders
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A GOOD HABIT
Tea when yeu are tired,
particulariY If it's
LIPTON'S
TEA
Goes farthest fog tyle 1tllOTO,
FARMS FOR SALE
H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne streetp
Toronto.
�pLlh BRED ACBEa—COUr'rY 11 a roYt
A A. Coed Rouser BudlfifngMt Udebs04,
Cheep and on early lento
d`�,11V11542Y-$1X ACR1:5 wren GOOD
0-1 buildings and unpin orehardi aboall
Ore mites t,v,rn Anmiltnn,
H. W. DAWSON, Toronto,
1
n/s ACRES: IN BRUCE COUNTY—ROIL
.1.clay loam, bnlhdlegs .101r. three,
quarter mile to school. Price slates»
hundred. Wouldexchange ter city, °.;awe
or village prorerty, or tor- tenger farm.
Western Rea/ Estate, London, Ont.
FARMS WANTED.
Tetanus WANTED—LOW PRICED FO$
L. old country buyers, J. Drummer.
10 Toronto Rt., Toronto,
STAMPS 'AND COINS,
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0 tercet Foreign Alampo, Catalogue,
Album. only Seven Conte, orbs Stamp
Company, Toronto.
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Railway Mall olerkil $10.88 manila
examinations everywhere soda. Specimen
questions free, Franklin Institute,
Dept J 1S8, Rooheater, N. Y.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CANCER, TUMORS, .Ir13t550,
internal and external, cared -with
out pain by our home treatment. Write
no before too lata, Dr. Bollman Nadir's'
Co., Limited. Collingwoad, Ont. '
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Mink. alive. Blake Vannatter, _ Balllne-
fad,' Ontario. -
!Y ALL -STONES, KIDNEY ,tyD BLAIN
I der Stones. Kidney trouble, Cravat..
Lumbago and kindred ailments pesttiyoly
cared with the new German Rnmody.
"Raool." price' 51.50. Another new remedy
for Diabetes -Mellitus, and sere 4070, lit
-Senol's Antl-Diabetea" Price 0200 front
druggists or direct. The Rdnol Manatee.
taring Company of Canada, Limited,
Winnipeg, Ulan.
AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFER
High grade needles, beet quality steel,
perfect points, finish guaranteed.
THE FAMILY NEEDLE CASE
Consists of 5 papers of 13eedlee -of assorted
sizes, Steel bodkin, 2 oath of 811h, Wool.
Yarn and Cotton darnel's.. Basting Oar.
pet and Button noodles. This epiendld
assortment would cost twice the price if
bought separately. Pries complete 82
cents. Postpaid.
THE ARTHUR NOvaL'ry CO.
Box 150 Station B. Montreal. P. Q.
THINGS WORTH KNOWING
ABOUT CHRISTMAS BUYING
Write today for Oatmlogue.
it's FREE.
The Le Roy Import Co.,
13 L.1 -•or St. E. . . Toronto.
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made Blankets'. 5215 per pals Deli•
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A Perfection Heater is a great comfort, too, on chilly
mornings and cold evenings.
It is the handiest and test reliable heater made. No
soot; no smoke; no smell. Carry it where you please.
All the heat you want just when and where you want it
Deseriplive circular Mint 00 request; fir. bettor trill,
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