The Brussels Post, 1913-1-9, Page 3STEEL BAR IIIRIJOGH BRAINfT1113 WEARY smuf,n
Au.A TIMM iercoyEREe Axe AT
WORK FOUR WEEKS LATER.
1 THAT COVERS PAIN
•
din/dances of flow Life Peretete In
These Thought to Bo Fatally
Injured.
Physicians and employes about
hospitals are constantly astounded
. • at the relatsvely alight damage done
to the gray matte e within the skull
tap after what he' thought a fatal
bullet wound, Rays a writer in Har-
per'a Weekly. I have witnessed
ore than ono such perforated
brain that suffered so little harm
that a jail aentence followed for the
pitiable creature, True enough,
most of them die, hut many of them
remain alive long enough to tell all
• about the affair to prevent the po-
lice from looking for the perpetra-
tor of a dark and dastardly deed.
Thus, it may be realized how con-
tinuously the mind of man will fur-
ther the vital activities of the body.
He thinks steadily, he talks eon-
:lootedly, his pulse beats violently,
he breathes, he lives long after the
bullet has plowed an extra furrow
AUGUST BEREL.
A man who has defied and beaten
Bismarck, and who has caused the
Women
are Thelosolveli to Blame Keiser more qualms than any of in
for Much of Their Suffering. 'other subject% meet be a remark -
Women are weal, a
able personage, and such. Indere!,
yeunder
rsmi'e they will try to hide pain and 115 Allguot Belfol• the lemons leader
eufferiug that any man could not ef the Carman Socialiate, who has
Mat published the story of his life.
bear patiently. If women would
only remember that their frequent Though 73 years of age, Bebel is
still active, and his influence was
failures of health arise from feeble
or impure blood their lives would
be smoother and they would longer
retain their natural charm.
When the blood fails then begin
those dragging backaches and mat' Social Democratic movement,
which polls 4,260.000 votes and sends
110 members to the Reichstag.
Bebe! was the son of a working-
man, and his childhood was spent in
dire poverty. He was apprenticed
to e. tarner, and had to work for 13
hours a day at the lathe for a wage
of eighteen pence a week. Ile was
an orphan before he reached his
never greater than it is to -day. Ile
has possessed a seat in the Reich-
stag for close on half a century, and
he is one of the founders of the Ger-
headaches; unrefreshing sleep that
causes dark linea under the ayes;
elizzineas; Ate of depresaion; pal-
pitation or rapid fluttering of the
heart; hot flashes and indigestion.
Then the cheeks grow pale, the eyes
dull and the complexion blemiehed.
Women should know that much of
this suffering is needleas and can he
promptly remedied. Purify a.nd
enrich the blood through the use of
Dr. Williams' Pinlc Pills and your
suffering will vanish. Thousands of
women know that Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills have brightened their
lives by reeking the new, good blood
of health, and so toning up all the
vital organs into healthy, vigorous
action. Here is an instance from
among many. Miss Cora A. Cor-
nell, St. Catharines, One, says:
through his brow. Often the end
"F.ver
does not come ---except when the vjr. since the age of fourteen
have surrered reley with pains in
my back, and severe headaelme. I,
was also much troubled with indi-
gestion and had to be extremely
careful as to my diet, and some-
times did not feel like eating at all.
Some two years ago the headaches
became so bad that I had to give up
my position. which was clerking in
a store, where, of course, I was
constantly on my feet. I took a po-
sition in an office, where I could
be seated most of tne time, buteven
then I suffered terribly most of the
tai nerve centres are severed—for a
definite interval after hislast wishes
have been expressed.
It is uselets to fare far afield for
examples of this ;strange human re-
sistance 'to death and disintegra-
tion. There are on record many—
too numerous, in fact, to mention.
That of Patrick P. O'Hara is one
e them that is perennial in 'its in-
terest. O'Hara was a granite blas-
ter; he was engaged at the crucial
moment in tamping dynamite into
the serpentine crevicie of a precipe time. As the medicine I had been
tous cliff. The tamping device was taking did not help me I finally de -
a vanadium steel machet somewhat cided to try Dr. Williams' Pink
less than 15 poundrein weight, but Pills. I got a supply, and soon felt
-• only a little more than an inch in they were helping me and I oon-
diameter. When the explosion tinued taking the pills for several
1 cleared away it was discovered that
months until I felt perfectly well.
this bar of steel had been driven
Although my doctor advised me
• right through the luckless laborer's not to go back to my old position,
eranium. I decided to do so, and have not
11 penetrated the left cheek just felt any ill effect. I never have
beneath the high cheek bone, went backache now, seldom a headache,
on up just behind the eye socket and all traces of the indigestion
and into the brain, and passed out
at the very pinnaelo of his dome-
eharexi head. At the top of his head
there remained a roligh, la,cerated
hole larger than a half -dollar and
as long as a goad but cheap cigar.
His optic nerve was severed, but
except for the unilateral blindness,
he was quite strong and at work
four weeks later.
Swallowed Hardware Store.
Mountainous to the imagination
in the record of its almost unbeliev-
able, resistance to death or destruo-
tion is the ease of A. S., a carpen-
ter, 21 years old, reported by Prof.
William S. Halatea,d. of the Johns
Hopkins Honpitel. This young man
fell into the hands of certain hilari-
ous _students, and, while saturated
more or less with their open-heart-
ed hoepitality, made so bald as to
boast of his prowess as the only
',original human ostrich in captivity.
Challenged by a wager of cheese
and small beer, he sat himself down
and swalleswed 208 various and sun-
dry articles, consisting of nails,
tacks, keys, watch chains'horse-
shoe /utile, knife blades, handles,
tins, dog collars and two and a half
ounces of broken glass. In hiss ac-
count of this marvellous human
goat, Prof. Halstead has attached
a photograpbof the contents of the
stomach as removed by him five
days after this drunken saturnalia
of nails and needles, knives and
chains. Exactly four weeks alter -
ward this iron -fed young man left
the Johns Hopkins as sound as a
oowbell. This was twelve years
ago; and he is Mill alive and well
to -clay.
4
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Heart Was Stitched.
The irmontestable 'proof of the
human mechanism's strength and
efficiency under the worst possible
conditions is to be found in the nu-
merous non-fatal injuries and tteci-
dents to the heart. A boy recently
stabbed in a street fray was left
with the dagger run through the
heart, He was taken to the hospital
and the heart was stitched. He re-
• covered. A man of 65, sufferingfromparosia,
from paresis, passed a hatpin into
his heart. He had some slight dis-
turbance of his heart-beat for it
month, and then fully recovered.
Slhgers and Diet.
"Methane 'stimulants should be
avoided; they reale the voice heavy
and irritate the throat, A hard
drinker almost always has a hearse,
Mr. August Bebe!.
teens, and even as a child be was
faced with the problem of how to
educate himself. What spare mom-
enta he could snatch he devoted to
reading romances which included
"Robinson Crusoe," "Uncle Tom's
Cabin,". and Scott's novels. After
completing his apprenticeship he
tramped from city to city as a jour-
neyman in search of work. Ulte
have disappeared. I cannot speak, mately he we. sable to start as a
too highly of Dr. Williams' Pink mately he was able to start as a
Pills, and I hope this letter will but when he became a political agi-
help someone who suffers as I used tator he lost many of his best cus-
tee. tomers.
Sold by all medicine dealers or When Bismarck passed his reprete
by mail at 50 cents a box or six sion laws Bebel was confined in a
boxes for *2 50 from The Dr. Wil- fortress for three years, but whilst
liams' Medicine Co., Brookville, undergoing detention he was ele,ct-
Ont. eel to the Reichstag by big majori-
ties, and throughout his career he
DOGS TAUGHT TO STEAL. has aroused the greatest enthusi-
- asm and loyalty amongst his follow -
While Canine is Chased Master Ace ere.
quires Money.
The success of the polioe dogs in . STEADY HAND.
Paris, France, has had a singular
A. Surgeou'a }land Should he the
result. Thieves have taken -to train-
ing the intelligent companion of Firmest of All,
man.
Two men entered a store and ask-
ed for a pound of cheese. The wo-
man who dispensed each wares has-
tened to attend to her customers.
While thus busied one of the men
drew the lady's attention to a dog
which had stolen from the display of
poultry a large chicken.
At onee the woman gave chase,
whereupon the men helped them-
selves to the till and got away with
some $20, The woman failed to
catch the dog and upon her return
disoovered her loss. Meanwhile the
intelligent beast went home and laid
the chicken at the door of a mean
flat, without so much as tearing the
skin.
A passing gendarme observed the
strange sight and waited. Present-
ly the two Men approached and
were phomptly arrested, the spoils,
including edibles and valuables of
various sort, found in the flat being
taken to the police station, where
the thieve await trial.
Unique Birth Register.
In Holland births, marriages and
deaths, instead of being recorded
in newspapers, are • indicated by
windmills. When a miller gets mar-
ried he stops hie mill with the arms
of the wheel la a slanting position
and with the sails unfurled. His
friends and guests frequently db
likewise with their mills, in token
of the oeremony. To indicate a
birth the wheel 19 stopped with the
arms in at slanting position, but at
a more acute angle than for a mar-
riage and with the two upper tnils
unfurled. Shpuld a miller d:. the
sails -of hie mill are all furled and
the wheel is turned round until the
arms forrn an upright cross, in
which position they art left until
after the fueetal has taken place.
harsh voitim Never sing directly
after eating. A :anger should not
cat greasy meats. No dishes made
with flour should be eaten, lf one
does not observe this regimen it will
he found nearly impossible to sing
aeolorature, paselagee as they should
be tong," Thie s the opinion of
OarStreitMan. Ono primadonna
in a vegetarian, Her diet is con-
fined wholly to vegetables, fruits
and bread coeasionally. She dritiloi
eenly water. Another singer avoids
teeeets, and pantry, and Stover
tamielleS eoffee. She never allows
soneklege if possible, in her pro.
ewe for she hes decided opintorte
Do Your Looks itClEllA ITCHED
Quite Satisfy You?
11 Your Color is Bad, if You Suffer
From Pimples, Here Is
Good Advice.
Fins nouns in Two weskit
Quickly Extracts Corns
Gives Instant Relief
To use. Putnam% Gaya Exitance is to
feet enrol tense The wand disappears,
toile reel better wi mace,
another application or
biro and tbc darn doss
away. Matt/Inn ever
known eine ea 011011 es
Futanin'e Itztreeter —
it's so eon', no main.
Isee, eo demi oxtails
to not Mit any land
at seen Must csar
grew on font et men. rnsasin's Estractor
meter tells, ISA,. per bottle, soul see ri
lajlieg that Lots the letite. 409114094d hr dreelitInes.
Miss Nettie E. Callaghan, a well-
known young lady in Middleton
writes as folloivs: "I was affectail
for two years with a rash, and ugly
looking pimples that spread over
my face. My color was poor, and
my blood evidently completely out
of order. Certainly it was a moat
despairing sort of a case, because
various treatments did but little to
help me. A friend of mine in To-
ronto, Ont., advised me to get Dr.
Hamilton's Pills, so I sent at once
for five boxes. In two weeks I felt
like new—looks improved, spirits
rose, and I felt I was getting well.
1 have used this remedy for a long
time, and now wouldn't be without
it."
If you are 10 ailing health, have
blood disorders, stomach trouble,
or hetielealies, Dr. Hamilton's Pills
will help yon All drug-
gists and storekeepers seql .12.1h
Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake aim
Butternut. 25e. per box, five for
$1.00. Sent postpaid bv the Ca-
tarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N. Y., and
Kingston, Canada,.
•
Fixing the Reeponsibility.
"You can't always rely on wea-
ther predictions."
"My dear sir." replied the cli-
mate expert, "weather predictions
are absolutely correct and scientific:
It's the climate that ia unreliable."
TAKE NOTICE.
Wo publish simple. etraight tentimonl-
als, not press agents' interviewm, from
well-known people.
Proni an over. America th testify to
the merits of MIN ARD -61 LINDE:ENT, the
beat of llonsehold Remedies.
hiLNARD'El LINIMENT CO.. LIMITED,
Value Beneath the Surface.
"How much are these puppies,
little boy I"
All a quarter 'cept twat one,
and he's thirty-five cents. Ho swal-
lowed a dime yesterday 1"
'PILES CIIRED 12 9 TO 12 DAYS
11 PASO
fifteen years 1 have suffered ilr4's'letlatFIVItiterellretetttrtdeer eptelo
from insomnia., indigestion and tug. Blind. Weeding or Protruding Pile; in
nervousness as a result of coffee
drinking," said a Burgeon the other
day. (Tea is equally injurious be-
cause it contains caffeine, the same
drug found in coffee).
"The dyspepsia became so bad
that I had to limit myself to one
cup at breakfast. Even this caused
me to lose ray toad soon after 1 ate
it.
"All the attendant symptoms of
indigestion, such as heart burn,
palpitation, water brash, _wakeful-
ness or disturbed sleep, bad taste
in the mouth, nervousness, etc.,
were present to such a degree as
to incapacitate me for my practice
as a surgeon.
"The result of leaving off coffee
and drinking Postum was simply
marvelous. The change was
6 to 14 days. 500.
Consplenons.
"How did you feel at that fash-
ionable wedding I"
"About as conspicuous au my
pickle dish looked among the jewel-
ed bronzes and ropes of pearls."
blInard's Liniment Cures Carget In Cain.
Girl's Pity.
"It was Ring Midas, wasn't it,
who turned everything he touchiid
to gold 7"
"I believe so."
"Poor old fellow,'"
"He never could eat a pickle with
his fiegers."
CONSUMPTION
wrought forthwith, iny iaand steach- All metering front consumetion, coughs,
ed and my normal condition of gi?Iga'wgerar ilgio%ttasiirefd"%trrIliirtglrell
health was restored." Name given Ware of my meill'elne. It never fails. It
satisfies you that it dam You Reed. «15.
11 COPELAND 613 earm Ave., ret -onto, Ont.
upon request. Read the famous
little book. "The Road to Well -
villa." In pkgs, There's a reason."
Postum now comes in concen-
trated; powder fern, called Instant of thous are too poor to buy one.
Postum. It is prepared by stirring
a level teaspoonful. in a cup of hot ?mania Liniment cures motitheria,
water, adding sugar to taste, and --
enough cream ta bring the color to Sure COM
golden brown. Miss Laffin—What has became of
Instant, Postum is convenient; our friend Mr: Cla.y1
there's no waste; and the flavor is Mr. Rand—He has taken employ -
always unlace.= Sold by grocete— merit in a powder -mill for aut
50 -cup tin 30 cts., 100 -cup tin 50 months.
ets. Miss lafin—How strange 1
A 5-etlp trial tin mailed for gro-
cer's name and 2 -cent steme. for
postage. Canadian Pasiaiiii Co.i
Ltd., Windsor, Ont.
The best men are sot always
blowing their own trumpets. Most
Left Workman's Wife $73,40.
Mrs. Langson, the wife of a ship-
yard laborer, of Diniston-on-Tyne,
neat Gateshead, has come into a
fortune of $75,000, left to her by a
yotith whom she once befriended by
giving him food and shelter before
be went to Australia, where he
prospered as Is farmer. An all his
relations had died he left all his
property to Mrs. Larigeon„who it -
tends going to Chili, of which oeun-
try her husband is is waive.
Demonstrating.
Vire. Pry—Whitt is all that noise
in your house, Willie 1
Willie -'-Ma told pa I was just like
bliie always fightne—andpa raid
r wasn't, and now they're Leek'
it mit.
AND BURNED
Until She was Nearly Crazy. Began
with Watery Blisters. On Ears,
Eyes, Hands and Ankles. Could
Not Sleep for Scratching. Cuti-
cure Soap and Ointment Cured.
termunrick Ea., Fredericton, 15.
bed a very bad Mize of minute. The trouble
began with watery blietere and itehed and
burned until Iowa nearly crazy. It was cm
my ears, eyes, hands and ankles, 1 could
not keep the bed clotheever me at night
for the smarting and Whine. hly ears
would await I would scratch until tbe blood
would run and then form a scab. I felt es
if I cooed take a knife and cut the flesh au
my hands, la would disfigure my face and
make it smart and burn and swell. I could
not Neap at night for scratching.
.1 tried everything 1 hoard of without
setttng any benefit. I used tote of home
remedlea such as lard and sulphur. and oleo
was treated for it. Then 1 tried Outleura
Soap and Ointment and they gave Inc great
ease. 1 used thorn about tour months and I
eas happy to may 1 am never troubled 110,7,
The Outicura Soap and Ointment cured tne
completely." (Signed) Mni. A. R. Thorny..
con, Mar. 9. 1912.
The regular ascot Cutteura Soap for toilet
and bath not only tends to preeerve, purify
and beautify the akin, male, hair and hands.
but mesiste in preventing inflammation, irrl.
Melon and clogging of the pores, the common
mute of pimples. blackheade. redness and
roughnese, yellow, oily. toothy and other un-
wholesome conditions of the skin. OuUcura
Soap and Cutleura Ointment are Fold
throughout the world. Moral sample of
each mailed free with 22.p. Skin Book.
Address post card Potter Drug Si Chem.
Corp., Dept. 440, Boston. IL 8. A.
NORWEi?913 C EISEN.
-e.
-s
Special Duty of the Chief Police-
woman.
The appointment of another pol-
icewoman at Christiania now brings
the feminine police force in Norway
up to seven, three of whom are in
Christiania, two at Bergen, one in
Stavanger, and one in Christian -
sand, says the London Standard.
'Phe special duty of the chief
policewoman in Christiania, Ser-
geant Osen, is to keep under sur-
veillance girls and women suspected
of livipg immoral lives, and female
beggars, while her two colleague,:
interrogate women tramps, and, if
deserving, render them help, look
after the children and see that they
are kept off the streets as vendors
and beggars.
The policewomen all perform
occasional night duty and patrol
:some of the worst quarters of the
city. With the exception of the
policewomen at Chrittiansand, who
wear it complete official uniform,
the wotnen are •dressed in plain
clothes, only wearing green capes
bearing a small medallion stamped
with the crown and lion of Norway,
to distinguish. them from ordinary
citizens.
Schools In India.
Evidence of the slow progress in
the work of enlightenment achieved
by British rule in India is contained
in a recent census report published
in the Gazette of India at Calcutta,
which shows that only 6.345,582 per-
sons are attending schools. Ground
for complaint is found also in the
fact that there are fewer girls in the
schools than boys. Much satisfac-
tion, however, is expressed by the
Indian authorities themselves at the
speed with which literacy is advanc-
ing throughout the Empire.
tenni One •i9ft0M0 QUININE"
That Is LAXATIVI1 IBROMO QUININE.
Look for the signature of E W. DROVE,
Cures a Cold in One Dar, Cures Drip In
Two Days. Ste.
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ERA NCE HAS NAIIONAL COOK.
Two Examination:: Held to Cboose
Professor to Teach the Art.
Franco now has an official geok
with the title of professor of cooking
at the National School of Agricul-
tural and Housekeeping Instruction
at Grignon. A title worthy of even
a German business card, is the com-
ment of the French newspapere.
Thie new chair of cooking it: the
idea of M. Pains. Minister of Agri-
culture. The examinations, held
on November 11, ie order to choose
the bearer of this momentous titls.
consisted of competitions in all
branches, cooking, the making of
soups, sauces and other accossoriee,
cutting and cooking meat, game,
fisla vegta,bles, careen., pattiee, en-
eremets, pastry. inxit and vegeta-
ble preserves and the making of
cakes and desserts.
Those who took part in the com-
petition were requested to get up a
luncheon, the menu of which was
chosen before the examination by
the jury. The concurrent° also had
to prepare preserves and give a les-
son before the students of the
school. MI candidates who pre-
sented themselves had to be be-
tween the ages of 25 and 40 and Con-
form to many other requirements.
such as being able to show their
birth eertificates, a certificate show-
ing their French nationality and
also what previous experience they
had.
Best French 000ks come, it is
said, from the district around
Nancy, although Loraine until it be-
came German property had a great
reputation.
Uncle Josh Says:
"In this here season," said Uncle
Josh this morning, "I'm allus glad
Nature didn't give me ears like a
jackaas fer they must suffer like
sixty w'en they git cold all way,
by jinks I"
litInard's Liniment elan Cows, Eta,
What He Pelt.
The teacher had asked the chil-
dren to write their autobiographies.
and the essays were not very pie-
turesque, "Now, children," she
said, 'I don't want you simply to
write the happenings of your life;
write what you really feel inside,"
Little Willie, in his second attempt.
wrote: "Inside I feel a heart, liver,
lungs and stomach. and inside the
stomach I feel an apple, a corn ball,
Mn. Rand—Not at all. He washed
to break himself of smoking.
The exile may be glad there is
no place like home.
a pickle and it glass of milk.'
Cramps at Night
-(wire Prompt Remedy
Agonizing Pain prateted hy
Keeping Nerviline Ilanti?" -
On the Shelf.
A case in meat Illustrated.
Deadly cramps—the symptoms
are not to be mistaken. Suddenly
and without warning the patient
experiences such agony in the sto-
mach as to contort the countenance wets 1,0 ilI rut yours, Gold Medalist,
and cause him to cry aloud for help. BRITISH AMERICAN OrgiNIICO, 6O5503,MCIItrInS
Then it is that the wonderful
wer of Nerviline can make itself
Just what you need after
hard day's work—A Refund's
tug cup of
LIPTON'S
TEA
Goes fartiaest for the MOW*
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11.
W. DAWSON. Illiriety Colborne Week
Toronto.
ilvtDi'Datgles-E,71171,1:;,
Cheer, and an ilneY tri'Me
CZ Et ENTY.SM A CR wrrit teem
t.--1 handlings and apple orchards MAO
eos Miles from Hamilton.
9. W nAtregOle Terente.
ONE 11TINDRED a00408 nn OXY0103)
County: coil nioe elay leers; Ore
acres timber; three serer orehard, ens,
story frame bailee wernunber of (Unhand.
lugs: close to market, railway atation and
large eheese factory. Rural mall dente
ery, Would exchange for city, town en
village property or for :mailer farm
The Western &sal Below. London, Ont, .
AGENTS WANTEO.
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We trent relInble ndrilea 10 klita
far es at home, whole or eparo thee. We
furnish machine, yarn, teem Send roar
name and address at once tor rail nerd.
colors. The Canadian Whnleanle
bating Co.. Dept, W., Orillia. Ont.
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Album. only Reven Cents. Markt) Strang)
Canna ay. Toronto.
MISCELLANEOUS
CAN CUR, TUMORS, LUMPS, ETU..
internal and external, eared with,
out nein by our home treatment. Writ.
%I 3 before too late. Dr. Denman Medical
Co.. LimiMd. Collinewood. Ont.
fl ALL STONES, KIDNEY AND BLAD.
Ir der Stones. Kidney trouble, Gravel.
Lumbago and kindred ailments pointively
mired with the new German Remedy.
'Sane;,' price 91.50, Another new remedy
Diabetes.iNfellitos, find aure enre, 10
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druggistat's
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CHEN ILLE 0111? -17,,i
soot Mods a he, 01, hanging., she
LACE CURTI4INS Dulto.arkiEhA
Regular it
of the bowels is an absolute nem -
shy for good health. Unless the
waste Matter from the food which
' collects there is got rid of at least
once a day, it decays and poisons the
whole body, causing billet:stens, indi-
gestion and sick headaches. Salts
and other harsh mineral „purgatives
Irritate the delicate lining of the
bowels. Dr. Morstee Indian Boot
vegetable --regulate
the bowels efactively without weake
wing, sickening or griping. Dee
Dr. llitorsef's
bacliso Moot Pills
1130. 04 1881.31 1-404
25EggInc1Ihat0rSigli9
trawler 1',
55 ,00lw.i tetieltot.
104
Aagm
ors
wistoenets ninnelKittnt 40.7":
!a.
R. „roans was.
po
felt—it cures so quickly.
"Last summer I was striken with
a frightful attack of cramps. I
feared the pain in any stomach
would kill me.
"My eyes bulged out and the
veins in my forehead stood out like
whip -cords,
"My cries attracted a neighbor,
who came to my assistance, and in
a moment or two handed me half a
teaspoonful of Nerviline in some
sweetened water.
"It seemed as if an angel had
charmed away the pain. In ten
seconds 1 was well. Nerviline has
a wonderful name in this locality,
and is considered best for cramps,
diarrhoea, flatulence, stomach and
bowel disorders. I urge all my
friends to use Nerviline.
"MANLEY M. LEGRADE.
"Williamsburg."
No home is safe or can afford to
miss the manifold advantages of
having Nerviline on hand in case
of accident or emergent sickness.
Large' family size bottles of Nervi -
line, SOo. ; trial size, 25c., all deal-
ers, or The Cattrrhozone Co., Buf-
falo, N. Y., and Kingston, Canada.
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Ready Answer.,
Beggar—"Can you help a pore
gent, mister 1"
Passer-by—"Hum. What sort of
a gent do you call yourself 7"
Beggar—"A indigent, sir."
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His Meaning.
When a man says he has no poli-
tical ambitions it generally means
that he doesn't think he ha.s 'any
prospects worth eonsidering.
blinded's Liniment mires nistemnor.
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Animals as Thermometers.
Crickets have a tendency to chirp
synchronously or in time with one
another. It is claimed that they
chirp more rapidly in warm than in
cold weether. The increase has
even been rated '111 four chirps 51
minute for each degree the temper-
ature increase. Certain animals
appear to act as barometers, says
Harper's Weekly. It is said that
while frogs remain yellow nothing
but firm weather may be expected,
but that should their coats begie 50
assume a brown hue bad weather is
apptortehing. A .spider seen spin-
ning its web in the morning heralds
a fine day ; if seen in the evening,
then at least the whole of the
night, and the following morning
will be fine. If it is raining and the
owl sereeches, better weather will
erisne.
The Candidate (passionately) —
"Prom the day I was twelve
earned ray own Heir g 1 1OWO tin
Malt it penny! atentlenvie I testae
Myself!
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92,200 to 92,2110, brIngIng In ids to 520
per month rant, and tan be beught
gash S500 or 800 Own. Will seen
pay far Dealt Write ter particular*.
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771 Queen E.. TORONTO
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Another Thought.
"Sometimes I feel eure," said Bil-
kins, "that 1 once sat on a throne
and waved a sceptre,"
"And now," remarked his cheery
wife, "you are going to stand on
the back perch and wave a nig
beater."
That when you put a
salve onto your child's skin,
it passes throufh the pores
' And enters the blood, just
as surely as if you put it
into the child's stomach?
You would not put a
coarse mass of animal fat,
colored by various mineral
poisons (such as many
crude salvos are) into your
child's blood by way of the
stoimach? Then why do
so by way of the pores ?
Take no rite. Use ecreyt the
pure h.rbal carman provided itt
Zam,htok. Z na-BuR contains
no trace oi Any animal al or
.and o p‘lsonoua sainaraleol 50
&lig maim Front start balhaish
Ili LI 'aunty larnbal.
It wi'A heal cameo ofeett, absent
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man burns and bruises ease
quickly titan pay etnet k owe
preperattoo0 it to a il.nplico
quickly stops the 102901515 of as
tans or eta, cum Ott, intamed
soros and idnoi.pohornor, b is a
combiondan of hailing posocsand
scisornic posit/. Ask those who
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