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4i o .. - q, t.. "141 PALE ANAEMIC GIRLS
Fashion PmtsFind New Health Through Dr.
William's Pink Pills for
Rm..,./..,......0,..... Pale People.
Mullikin Notes. There must be no guesswork in
the treatment of pale, anaefilic
Crepe weaves are in high favor, girls. If your daughter is languid,
)]articularly in sills and in cotton, leas a pale, sallow .complexion, is
The finger tip and wrist length short o£ breath, especially, on going
jacket are expected to dominate, upstairs; if site has palpitation of
Brocades have already establish- the heart, a poor appetite, or a
ed themselves in evening costumes. tendency to Mint, she has anaemia
Sashes of bright colored velvet --which means poverty of the blood,
are edged with small silk or satin Any delay in treatment may leave
roses. her weak and sickly for the rest of
A deep plaiting of white or black her life ---delay may even result in
net is a pretty lluish to short el—
bow' sleeves, diseases. When the blood is poor
The new suit coats are Cut in odd and watery, there is only one eer-
faihions, with skirts frequently thin Cure --that is . Dr, Williams'
draped, Pink Pills, coupled with nourish-
Seine of the new short suit emits ing food and gentle out-of-door ex -
are bmle'ro in front and cutaway in ererse. Dr, Williams Pink Pills
the back. aetually make new blood, which
P9tinted silks will hold a promin- flowing through the veins stimu-
snt place in the fashions of the late the nerved, increase the appe-
spring season, tits, give brightness to the eye, a
In some of the newest bodices glow of health to the cheek, and
and coats the underarm seam no makes weak, despondent girls full
longer exists. of healthy activity, The case of
The pronounced change in skirt Miss J. FI. Lassalle, Sorel, Que.,
draperies is the lifting of the full- Williams'typicalof the cures made by Dr.
full-
ness in the front. Pink Pills. She says . "1
Yellow stands oat prominently was weak and all rundown. My
a novelty calor. It will be seen in face was pale and covered with
millinery trimmings, in fabrics, Pimples. My lips were pale, 1 suf-
and in accessories. feral from pains in all my limbs,
HMG:. you seen
the new watch
which would at times be
swollen.
bracelet? It is ever so handy for I was hardly ever free from head-
aches, and I found work about the
the woman who finds it necessary house a burden, as the least effort
to have the time always at hand. left me fatigued and breathless. 1
This smart Little bracelet holds the had no appetite, and notwithstand-
watch about the wrist, It is or- ing that 1 was cunstantly doctoring
namental es well as very useful. I seemed to be growing worse all
'For the woman who rides or drives, the time. One day mother said that
or for a nurse Jr teacher there she thought I ought to try Dr. Wil -
could be nothing more desirable. liams' Pink Pills, and I decided to
Smart new leather bags Come do so. I soon discovered that I had
box -pleated onto the clasp, giving! found the right medicine, and atter
quite a full effect. Instead of the using nine boxes I was once more
enjoying the )nest of health, and I
have not been unwell a day since."
You can get Dr.- Williams' Pink
Pills from any medicine dealer or
by mail at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont. •
regulation strap, the strap has a
single loop that fits over the wrist.
Such bags for dressy costumes are
developed in brocaded and corded
silks, finished around the edge with
a self pleating and carried by cord
and tassel
Hair ornaments are a necessity
for the present day evening coif-
fure. The favored ornaments are
developed in oriental style. A band
of oriental ribbon or silk swaths
the head in turban fashion and is
held with a cluster of marabou, ai-
grettes or a jeweled cabochon di- A society to preserve the charm
rectly in the front. The same ef- of London has been formed, and
feet is produced with jewelled under the chairmanship of the Lord
bands that clasp the hair, holding Mayor a meeting is to be held at the
the ornament in front or to the side Mansion House this month at which
in the chic tilt backward. The new- an appeal to London and to all who
est combs are adapted to simple love London will be made."
coiffures, the new French twist and The society, the president of
law arrangement. These pronged which is the Earl of Plymouth, aims
combs hold the side hair. Larger at drawing into one movement all
ones with long, crescent-shaped who have an interest in preserving
tops hold the hair at the back. the old charms of the capital or in
They are planed up and down ra- shaping, for good its futuredevel•op-
ther than across, merits. 1'
1f those who live in London, or
who often visit London And Jove to
CHARM OF YOUTHFUL ONES. ramble around its nooks •ancalleys,
its city streets and historic nigh -
Chi lhen 's kinds Ful] of -to coit- ways, weulcishow their pride in the
seious Poetry. greatest and most interesting city
in all the world they should, says
the society, help by collective ef-
fort to secure the best in the way of
public and private improvements.
Among the notable personages
who are taking an interest in the
aims of the society are Sir E: J.
Poynter, president of ,the Royal
Academy; Sir William Richmond,
Sir George Alexander, Mr, Frank
Brangwyn and Mr. John Burns.
•
TWO TCING'S LETTERS FOUND
OLD NOOKS ANI) ALLEYS.
Move Being Made to Preserve
• Those of Old London.
5. -
Children are born with a taste
for knowledge. They want to
know, and they want to know the
- right thinge. They ask ,questions,
and are not easily satisfied. They
are fond of imitating what they see
around them. They arc highly ima-
ginative, They clothe their ideas in.
errheretc forms. 'There was a time
. wileo they were regarded as imma-
ture adults; we have learned that
the grain aim of a teacher must be
to give the- .right toga to the feel-
ings --goodness in the abstract is of
little avail ; the imagination. mast
be stirred,• .•
We are accustomed to .believe
that there -is little reflection on the
. part of children, gleams of thought
which suggest a hidden mental pow-
er working almost nneensciously.
The little girl who !'gathered sun-
light in her hands and put it on
her face" knew something of the
offectil^ of heat. And ,how full of
humor are some of the sayings of
children, It was Punch, we believe,
who depicted Denny after he hacl
been severely corrected as exolairn-
ing,- "1 fink I'll go back.te heaven,
where I came from," And what 'a
fund of suggestion was conveyed
by the little girl who, on hearing a
running tap, cold that "the water
was coughing."
The poetry of life is frequently
seen in childhood. We have this
ilIusti'al,od in the description of
bnt1erflie,s as "pansies hying,,, "A
• stain is a cinder from God's great
star" has a wealth -of a nconsci.ons
Curious Discovery at Town )louse
of Dukes of Wellington.
It is said that a most curious <lis-
covery has been made at Apsley
House, Hyde Park Corner, Lon-
don, the town house of the Dukes of
Wellington.
In the cellar's there has been
fouled all the private and State cor-
respondence of George III. and.
George IV, These doeuments, cov-
ering a vital period of over sixty
years, must include Napoleonic re-
ferences of great interest, The let-
ters, etc.; -Stave been removed to
Windsor, and are now being.sorted
by the King's librarian.
According to one of these docu-
ments tile, ,Iron Duke's name. was
never Wellesley. The family name
was Colley, and his grandfather
was adepted'by ah Irisinnan named
Wellesley.
IF YOUR BABY IS' SICK -
meaning, P.nt perhaps the finest GIVE BABY'S OWN' TABLETS
approtach to poetry was made by a •
te tiny tot, who defined clew as "the The Mlle ills of babyhood and
h grass crying." ''Oh, auntie!" said
)� a littl e ed. '1 i e just seen a pen-
cil walking, The nurse, who had
1 grown out of fairyland, explained:
that it was only dn ordinary worm.'
get
Those who are net disappointed
in love are often disappointed the
most,
• Statistics diet, that of children
weenie R.
horn a the age of forty-
one
not m f •t
p
g y
rd d�ir; kdurin
ane one-third the first
�s.year while the rate of mortality
"•aper; these. born of parents he-
se the ages of ttvcnty-one and
las than eight per Gent. vine, Ont,
childhood should be treated prompt-
ly, or they may prove serious, Aq'
occasional dose of Baby's Owri Tab.
lets will regulate the stomach and
bowels and keepyour little ones
well. Or they will promptly restore
health if sicltnese comes unexpect-
edly. Mrs. Lenora M. Tholi pson,
Oil Springs, Ont,, sears: --"I . have
used Baby's Own Tablets for my
little girls tis oeoasien required,
and have found them allea s of the
greatest help. No mother, in my
opinion, slrohld be without the Tab-
lets," Sold by medicine dealers or
by mail at 25 cents it box £rem The
Dr, Williams' Medicine Co., Brock -
f !
u •
W. 11. FAltltELL,
Who has been appointed Super'n-
tendent of Freight Service, over
the Grand Trunk System, a new
office, .Mr. Farrell was formerly
Superintendent of Terminals in To-
ronto,
N1 RO'S FISH POND FOUND.
There Ile Bred Exotic Delicacies
for the 1nij,erial Table.
The most important arohaeologi-
eal discovery yet made was brought
out by
Prof.
Boni tur other day in
his 'excavations on the Palatine
Beneath the Basilioa of the Flavian
itis NEWS WORTH HANDS COVERED
GIVING TO THc WORLD KITH PI
HOW RAVAGES OF J{.IDNL
DISEASE ARE CHECKED
IN ft MEC.
1',
Itched So Kept from Sleeping.
Passed the Nights Scratching.
Cutikura Soap and Cuticura Oint-
ment Stopped 'the Itching at
Once and Entirely Cured,
130 3rd Ave„ Ville Emnrd, Montreal, Quo:
•--" Mytrouble slants] with small pimples
on my hands, which itched so that it kept
mofvoln sleeping, and I. pn,.,cd rho nights.
scratching rt. I the nut 10 ,5 what to do
i with myself. I became so discouraged that
I did not have the heart to do TAY work.
a My Bands wore all covered with tittle watery
Pimples For three weeks I had my bands
e dcrno up to keep them from touching the
bed, for I tossed and scratcbod so that I
made them an bloody on the bed -board. I
had suffered for three years like this when
t1 I I saw au advertisement' for Outleura Soap
and Cnticura Ointment. I decided to send
1'or samples of them.
"As soup as I received them,.I applies
the Outioura Ointment stud washed my
hands with Outicura Soap at night before
going to bed. This stopped the itchlug at
once. I continued to use thorn, using not
quite two boxes of CuNcura Ointment with
the Cuticura Soap, and I was entirely cured.
My husband hada burn on one of his hands.
lie anointed 15 two nights with Cuticura.
Ointment and has not felt it since. Wo
halls great confidence 01 Clnticm•a Soap and
Ointment, and 5 assure you I shall toll all
who suffer with the same Meese about
them."
(Signed) Mrs. Roger Hebert, Dec.
213, 1011.
Cuticera Soap and CuNcura Ointment are
sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
For a liberal free sample of each, with 82-p.
book, send post card to Potter Drug & Chem.
Corp„ Dept, 31D, Boston, U. S. A.
Mrs. Janco I'uineliaud, for seven
years a sufferer, Ands quick re.
lief luta complete cure la Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
Whltwor'th, Tom's -emirate Co.,
Que., Jan, 27 (Special).—With the
coming of winter the ravages o
Kidney Disease are again felt in
this province, and the fact that
sure cure is vouched for in this vil
Ingo is news worth giving to til
world. Mrs. Julien P.ainchaud i
the person cured and she states
without hesitation that she four
her cure in Dodd's Kidney Pills.
"For seven years my heart and
Kidneys bothered me," Mrs. Pain-
chaud states, "I was always tired
and nervous. I could not sleep. My
limbs were heavy and I had a
dragging sensation across the loins.
My eyes had dark circles under
-them and wore puffed and swollen.
I was so ill I could hardly drag
myself around to do my housework.
"A neighbor advised me to try
Dodd's Kidney Pills, and I fonnd
r
tin the first box.i •
S x hexes
Me me perfectly well."
RES
palace he founts two narrow stair-
Ifs eon have any two of Mrs.
ways- leading to the "Piscine," a Painehaud's symptoms your is i nays Kid -
water reservoir s are diseased. Cure them and
reservoirs t n of five neI
large compartments. It is still in- guard against serious, if not fatal
strict and is covered and well pre-
served by watertight cement. It
was especially constructed on dif-
ferent levels, and in this way the
water was enabled to deposit sedi-
ment.
The reservoir dates from the time
of Nero, when it was used as e, salt,
water fish pond with the object of
the artificial breeding of exotic fish
for the imperial table. The artifi-
cial rearing and hatching of fish in
ancient Rome is attested. by Pliny,
who alludes to a special fish called
the scares, which was found be-
tween Rhodes and Orate, but „vPe's
bred awtifieially.
Rome deplores the gluttony which
has secured delicacies by sowing
the seas and giving them new in --
mates.
'i'
"Head Feels Fine
Breathe Freely Now"
Improved My Voice, Strengthened
My Throat, Culled Me of
Hawking and Spitting.
Miss Emma E. Norton Clves Great Praise
.to "Oaturrhozono."
"I .just wish I had known years ago
about trio • wonderful elfeot of OATARIS.
IIOZONE," writes Miss Norton, from her
!tomo in Georgetown. "11'y nose and throat
wore continually stopped up, and I was..
seldom free from a gag in the throat. I
coughed and hawked and often at night
couldn't sleep. Just n few breathsfrom
a Catarrhozone inhaler and my head was
cleared right up. My throat trouble is
now well and I haven't a single vee.rgs
of,eatarrh. Catarrhozone made a perfect
pure."
As rho only way to reach .catarrh is
by inhaling medicated air, it follows that
the healing balsams of Catarrhozone
can't fail to ouzo. It is a purely vege-
table antisoptic-soothes and beats wher-
ever it goes,
The ,germ -killing vapor is inhaled at
the mouth and instantly spmnde through
all the breathing organs. Every case or
bronchitis and catarrh is rooted out, and
such health and strength is imparted that
these troubles never again return,
Complete :oietiltt sufficient for 2 months'
nee, price 81.00, including the inhaler and
liquid for filling;smaller trial sizes 260.
and 660„ all druggists and storelt5opere,
or Tho Catarrhozone Co,,, Buffalo, N. Y.,
and Kingston, Canada.
Fact and Fancy,
Cigars are like husbands --bad if
allowed to go out. •
-
A weman'e worst is never done.
Neither. is a tramp's, -
" 1 -le who is proud of his brains.
needs more,
.'There's never, any sentiment in
business, but there's 'atop lots of
business in sentiment. •
The armadillo hat- 92 teeth -rho
record number.
Inverary, in the Scottish High-
lands, ,is the healthiest town, and
has, the lowest death !'ate, .in'the
world.
Neither fences nor• 'reputation
can be strengthened with white-
wash,
Crabe are Stone.deetf.
Waiters, like billiard ones, won't
work without tips.
results by using Dodd's Kidney
Pills.
a..
Exercising Iter Right.
"Mamma, young Me. Ketchley
wants to. come and see me."
"When did he tell you so, child?"
"Last time I saw him. I asked
him if he wouldn't like to call, and
he said, 'Why, certainly."'"
PILES .CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
Tour druggist will refund money it PAZO
OINTMENT tails to cure any oath of Itch.
Mg, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles to
t to 14 dale, 50e.
' As Usual
"Did you make a earth your
speech at the banquet .haat night?"
"I guess so, I forgot,what I in-
tended to say and said what I ought
not to have Said."
Mlnard's Liniment Cures Carget In Cows.
Unfair Incitation
Little Girl (indignantly)—"Mam-
ma, what do you think, Mrs. Jones
has gene and got a new baby just
the same ae ours, If I was you I'd
give ours to the cook." '
MC98 Try Murine Eye Remedy
.. No SeartIng—rbo:sb'Ine—Aotequickly.
ilkC9 00 ®' n uaui ti a°nyouas'iuvei�ataa
1n each raukage. Non= le con -
=3,,S nouueoa bl'our000l100e-nota°Yatoae
l.dloh,o" et used In successful P1,Sal.
Neede ..6 01un°'rrnotlee for many 70000, Now
HKY dW dedlogist to tha tubae °na sold by
Druggists SalteatalcAse pertic bottle. Muria()
Nye' caws la Aseptic T05°°, 11o.100,
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
The Only One on Record.
"Wily do they call this place a
reformatory?"
"Because onea upon a time a boy
was sent here and he reformed."
SPEND THE WINTER IN CALIFORNIA.
Attractive rates will bo quoted via
variable.The routes,
affording
Limited,0st lev f seen.
Chiongo daily 10:16 p.m, for Southern Cali.
Lomita, the San FranciscoOverlandLim.
Mod, leaving Chicago 6:30 p.m., less than
throe days en route provide the best of
everything in railway travel. The China
and Japan Mail leaves Chicago daily at
10:45 p,m, for San Franoisoo and Los An.
gelos. Illustrated- literature on applica-
tion to B. 11. Bennett, G. A., Chicago and
North Western Ry.. 46 Yonge St., Toronto,
Ont.
Many a man becomes resigned to
fate after he finds himself all in
from righting it.
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Eto,
'Buried Village Uncovered.
In the year 1005 the sea rolled up
to the village of Eccles, en the 'Nor-
folk (E+England) coast engulfed it
and drowned every inhabitant, cov-
ering the whole with tons and tons
of sand. Only e tower of the parish
Church remained above to malls the
place where a whole community
had lived for centuries. In 1893 the
tower collapsed, Last week, after
a 'terrific gale, the covering sand
was found to have been swept right
away from the Eccles beach, leav-
ing -the, church .and village exposed.
Tho success of the self -prole man
is due to self-made opportunities,
ED. 4.
The Wor1l Yet.
Johnny hagtled the following note
from his mother to the teacher ane
morning:
Dare Teeeher : You keep tellin'
my boy to brethe with his diafra)n.
Maybe rich children has got dia-
frame, but how about when there
father only makes $1.50 a day and
has got five children to keep? First
it's one thing, then it's another,
and nolo it's diaframs. That's the
worst yet,,
The tapper deck of H. M. S. Iron
Duke, the new British battleship
of the Dreadnought type, which will
be ready for commission by Janu-
ary, 1914, is to be specially armor-
ed against airship attack.
Mlnard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria,
•
"What do you think of my new
hat?" "Very pretty. I hope it'll
satisfy you for awhile." "Of course
it wilL The color is not quite what
I like, and the trimming doesn't
come up to my expectations, and
the shape is not as good as it ought
to be, but otherwise the hat is a
splendid bargain, and I like it
awfully well." .
• "How many of these sheep got out
of here?" asked the angry farmer.
"I don't know," replied the new
hired man, robbing his eyes. "After
1 had watched five or six of 'cin household
ever alnce 5-ean b
"COLD IrIDII'T" DISCOYt'1JIED,
It May Revolutionize Electric
Melding,
M. Dussaud, a It rl nelr scientist,
who liars discovered a wane for the
production of what 11e terms "eold
light," gives sone details .of his
diseuvcry, which, it is thought,
may revolutrorrize ehetric lighting.
Starting en the principle that
rest is as. essential to natter' as to
animal orga: i rn, he has oesnstruct-
e'•il an electric, lamp in which the
light r': c•n esetrated on a single
enria by filaments working sueees-
7rIi'[l • thence e ,
} , the light is projected
tllrotgh a lens in.-lenity/lig a thou-
'sandruld. Thus he has succeeded
10 cuneentrating a 2,000 candle-
pewee light on one point by fila-
ments working successively; thence
the light is projected through a
lens magnifying a thousandfold,
Thus he has sueeeded in concentrat-
ing a 2,000 candle-power light on
one point, and in passing 32 volts
into an eight -volt lamp,, which with
the ordinary light would burst.
Experiments with this ,lamp have
established that the new light is
absolutely ' without danger, as no
heat is given off, and it requires a
hundred times less current than
the crdiirary lamp. It can be work-
ed by ar tiny battery, or sufficient
motive power can be obtained from
a jet of water from an ordinary
faucet, or even a squirrel turning a
cage.
g
The light, lit it
g , is said, offers great
advtkntages in photography, as its
photogenic power is four times
that of the magnesium flash 'Miles
It has beet tried with great sue -
cess at the Biarritz lighthouse, and
M. Dussaud is working on its appli-
cation to searchlights fur the Min-
istry of War.
•RID YOUR FEET
OF SORE CORNS
Quite easy now to extract any load of
a corn -just apple Putnam's Corn Extrac-
tor -it works wonder:,
o stops the pain quickly, the
+® thick tissue is softened,
and stealing goes right to
_-" the heart of the corn. In
. fewour hard core
A hours the ar
is loosened and cemir tte,l
/ from. the toe. OW. s0me0 the
corn. Toe is left smooth -not a mark left.
Use only Putnam's Painless Corn plxtrao.
Mr, recommended by drugglete and sold
in 250, bottles.
ti
The wonderful. era of prosperity
that is now being enjoyed in Can-
ada is exemplified by the report of
the "SALADA" Tea Co., whim
states that, during the year just
ended, there were ],3.7,3,_13; pounds
more "SALADA" tea sold than in
1911. This INCREASE would= sup-
ply every household in the Domin-
ion with ono pound of tea.
The publisher of the best Farmer's paper
in the Maritime Provinces in writing to
us sttt-s:•
•I would say that I do not know of a
medicine that hes stood the test of trine
like .,111\ A1(D'S LINIMENT. It/hat hewn
an unfailing remedy in our
a remember and has out
lump over the fence I seemed to lived dolens of wouid-bo competitors and
lose the count, for that always puts imitators."
me to sleep." �^
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
That is LAXATIVE BROito QUININE•
Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE.
Cares .a Cold in Oue Day. Cures Grip 'n
Two Days, 25e.
Toads become torpid in winter,
and take no food for four or six:
months.
1Nlnard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
Make Yourself reeable to a
g
man, Alonzo, and he will want to
borrow. money from you. Make
,yourself agreeable to a woman and
s,he will want to marry you,
It takes three seconds for a cable
message to cross the Atlantic. Cable
costs about $1,000 a mile to lay,
and the total amount ekisting at
the bottom of the sea represents a
value of $250,000,000. .
is the direct and inevitable result of
irregular or constipated bowels and
clogged -up kidneys and skin. The
undigested food and other waste mat-
ter which is allowed to accumulate
poisons the blood and the whole
System: Dr, Morse's Indian Root fills
act directly on the bowels, regulating
them—on the kidneys, giving then'.
ease and strength to properly filter the
blood—and on the skin, opening; up
the pores. For pure blood and, good
health take
Dr. :v..0 orse5s
lasdiet.asa Root ?°ills
FREE TO GIRL
ROLLED GOLD BRACNLIIT
Wo win give this beautiful Bracelet free
of all<Marge, to any girl or young lady
Who will tell 30 sets of our handsome
!':aster end other post.o rds at 10 Gents a
tet (six beautiful nerds In eaob set).
loud your-nA1ne and we w111 send you
the cards, When sold send ns the $3.
and we will need you toe bracelet. Atidrgse
H0MEAw WARREN 00.
is 4'4 11- a, DEPT. 14, 'TOR,ONT0, ONT.
204100 FELL IN ONE DAY.
Surgeons Tell Story of Aw•tul Car-
nage in Balkan Struggle.
The first real insight into the aw-
ful losses sustained by the Bulgar-
ians, the conditions under which
their wounded wore eared for and
the present state of the cholera epi- -
delnic is given by Austrian Red
'Cress surgeons who have just re--
turned
e-turned to Vienna from the battle-
fields and Constantinople.
Professor Clairmont, who aocom-
paniccl the unit sent to Bulgaria,
declares that the Bulgarian losses
befdre the Chatalja lines were very
greet, no less than 20,000 falling jn
one' day. According to some 'of the
other . doctors the transport ar-
rangements for the wounded were.
appallingly inadequate.
The Austrian unit stationed near
Kirk Kilisse, where the most severe
oases Were treated, had on soiree
days` even+, a hundred operations,
a half-hour each. The, work was
parried oiu under great difficulties,
often with insufficient food, , -The
ettu•ghons rind nur•.sing sisters under-
went great hardships on the jour-
ncy to Kirk Kllisse, and on arriving
there spent the first five nights in
'the Open air and with only tea and
bread on ,IN to subsist.
Speaking of the cholera outbreak
the Austrian Red Cress surgeon,
Dr. Whinier, who has just returned
from Constantinople, declares that
,the :disease is still rampant there
and that it is all ever is entirely
erroneous. When he left Constan-
tinsel-le fifty to one hundred deaths
were reported daily, Hinrdretto .
died without ]reviving the slighlost
ease or medical attention. Desert-
ers wa'c. apparently with 4.libcrato
intent allowed to die, like dogs with-
out any attention being given thein.
Dr, Witmer states that Austrian
doctorsfolt n
d
that i i
1•, cot ons of
1
l
Vienna Paltanfsdten serum gave
wonderfully suceessfur results, sav-
ing 45 per cent. of the cholera c5:s05
in which it wits used, while the ser-
nets .used 11y the l nlrlroh. ]+sews
and Germain teeters saved eels, 40'
Per ciente tom. •
GIN PILLS DRIVE
Those Pains In the kiln
Mr, Thomas Stephenson, at I,
Mills, P. Q., :writes t
"1 was troubled for many year
kidney Disease and a friend tel
take GIN PILLS. After taking
boxes I web greatly relieved, end
Snislling the twelfth boic the pain
pletely left me.
My wife is now using GIN Pair
and fonds that she line been ggreatl
relieved of the pain over her Kidoni s. '
500. a box, 6 for $z,5o, ,Sample fret 1
you write Notional Drug and Cheluica
Co, of Canada, I,inilted, Toronto. 19
FARMS FOR SAL5.
lit W. DAWSON, Nlnety Colborne Street!
Toronto.
Go0D STOCK FARM OP 600 A01Ell
with Three TIoneost large Bank Barn,
Must 130 sold Ouiek. Price 15 very low,
EVERAL DESIRABLE FARMS Ilii
hJ Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatohowa
that can be bought. Wortk the money 10
quick sale.
T HAVE OVER ONEI1UNDRED 0003
J.farms in dilfsreut eeetlone,of Oettirle
On my list. If you want a /arid'commisme,
H. W. DAWSON, Toronto.
TilIPTY ACRES IN MIDDLESEX
..a.' County; soil splendid clay loam, 51,11
acres timber, 2 aereO orchard, cement
blade house; frameblinkbarn; 6 miles
to market and Railway Station. Price,
Forty—eight Hundred. Owner anxious to
sell Going to Northwest. Tho western
Real Estate.' London, Ont.
STAMPS ANO COINS,
Q.:1 TAMP COLLECTORS -HUNDRED DIF.
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P C u tog .,
Album, only Seven Conte. Marko Stamp
Company, Toronto.
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voo dandruff end makes the
es the
halt of man w
or woman or
child hehvy andh0.utrfuliy
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The surest thing in this world is
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"These kids I teach Aren't a bit
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recently. "In fact, I'm afraid they
read the papers. The htli';j; er.I
proposed the following pr'o"'l em to
my arithmetic class A rich man
dies and leaves $1,000,000. One- .'
fifth is to go to his wife, -one-sixth'"!
to his Fein,. one-seventh t' his
daughter, one-eighth to his brother
and the rest to foreign mrssi 'lis.
j;luat does each get?' xA lawyer,'
said the Iittlest buy in the class,
promptly."
Are your hands chapped, cracked
or sore? Have you "cold cracks"
which open and bleed when the skin
is drawn tight? have you a cold
sate, frost bite, chilblains, or a "rain"
place, whici, el theca Inakcs it agony
for you to go about ;..., household:
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skin. Anoint the sore places at night,
Zem-auk's rich healing essences will
sink into the wounds, end the smart.
ing, and will heal quickly.
Mrs, Yellen, of Portland, lays, "My
bands were so sore and stacked that it
was agony to putthem nuur. water.
When I did so they would smart and
b'nr(l as if 1 had scalded them. I seemed
quite unable to get relief from anything
T'put ou them until I tricot Zaln-13uk,
and it enoaoaied whoa all else had
failed Ib closed the big ogaoka, gave
me naso, soothed the inllemination, and
fa a very abort time healed my bands.''
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auto, burgs, bruises, oa1Aia, 0prain0, QJ all
drug i.a enders/es, etaree or post . Assn 105 Nat*
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