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Young 5 ®is
Churls.
Bonny wee delighted with his new
toiler -skates, and for two nights he
stay,yed out until dark; but the third
night he came earlyl and his face
• was troubled,
"Dick hasn't any skates," he said.
"Anel 7 don't want any skates if
' Dick can'thave them. We had
,;more fun playing Indian with our
wooden guns than I can have skat-
ing alone."
'Some of the other boys have
skates, haven't they1"•
"I don't want any other boys, I
want Di-i-ok," wailed Benny, "for
he's my chum!"
"I've seen boys with a skate on
sone foot," said mother, •
"We did that last night and night
before, and had heaps of fun; but
to -night his mother wouldn't let him.
come out. She said she didn't want
him to wear out my skates."
"You oan hardly blame her," re-
plied mother. "I might feel the
same."
"But, mother," argued Benny,
"my skates won't wear out any fast-
er if Diok skates on one of them
than if I skate on both. It's almost
• as much fun to skate on one skate,
and much safer;"
"Oh, is ;it7" asked mother, with
new interest.
"Why, mother, of course it is. If our kidneydisease earlysomething happens, and with
you are skating on one foot, ad jodd's Kidney Pills, you will, never
be troubled with rheumatism, grav-
el, and • ther diseases" th tt are
caused by sick kidneys failing to do
their work.
ARE OROWIND IN
FAVOR EVERY DAY
DODD'S ICIDNEY PILLS PROW
1NG 'THE11i VALUE AS A
FAMILY A1ED1C1NB.
Quebec: Mau Tells Mow They Helped
Him and Cured 11is Nephew of
Kidney Disease,
South Ham, Wolfe Co„ Qnn
April 7 (Special). -There is fresh
proof every day that as a family
medicine Dodd's Kidney Pills are
growing in favor with the people of
Quebec. Juab to quote an example,
Amable Pinard of this place says,
in an interview I
"Dodd's Kidney Pills helped my
rheumatism, backache, gravel, and
heart disease, from which. I suffered
year
e,
twenty y s,
"They have not yob cured me
completely, but they did completely'
cure my nephew, who suffered from
kidney disease."
Dodd's Kidney Pills always cure
kidney disease, They will com-
plete .Amable Pinard's euro, because
all the diseases mentioned are the
results of kidney disease. They
cured the young man's kidney dis-
ease quickly, beoauso it was taken
in its early stages. Amable Pin-
ard's troubles are of twenty years'
standing, and take a longer treat-
ment.
The moral is, that if you cure
down the other foot, and if it has
hollers on it, whore are you? But
if it hasn't any rollers on it, it is
just like a brake. Why, I don't
.know how to skate on two skates."
"I see. And it is certainly much
safer to you to have Dick with you.
He is two years older and a good
deal larger. He seems to be very
careful."
"Of course he is!" cried Benny,
and he grew crimson with pride in
his friend. "You don't know how
smart Dick is, mother. Nobody
does.. He' won't talk before grown
folks."
"Would you like to give Dick one
of your skatesi"
"Why, of course, mother," re-
plied Benny. "But you know she
wouldn't let him take it."
Mother sat down and wrote a lit-
tle note.
"Take that to Mrs. Dixon," she
said, as she folded it, "and take
your skates with you; but don't
count too much on it. It may not
work."
• She waited and listened; present-
ly she heard merry shouts and peals
of laughter. She looked out and
saw the two happiest boys in town
racing each other down the walk on
opposite sides of the street, axir4l
each had a skate ou one foot.
"It worked, mother !" cried Ben-
ny, gaily, at supper -time, as be
hung up a single skate with his
cap. Youth's Companion.
TURTLE TO CURE LEPROSY.
15th Century Medicos Found Virtue
In Sea Animal.
A French historian, in connection
with the alleged euro for 'tubercu-
losis now being advanced by Dr. F.
Il'. Freidmann, calla attention to
the little known fact that the medi-
cinal use of the sea -turtle is by no
means of recent date.
On July 8, 1483, fling Louis XI.
of France sent Geor6e the. Greek,
master mariner, to the Cape Verde
Islands to seek . "various things
touching nearly to the well-beiug
and health of our person." The
Cape Verde Islanders had the repu-
tationof possessing a cure of lep-
rosy, a report of whieh had been
brought back to Franco by a travel-
ler from the coast of Guinea at
about the time King Louis was in
declining :health. According to the
recital trav
e 1 of this eller, the big sea
turtles were "aught by the islanders
when they calve out on the heath at
low tide to feed. They were at once
killed, and their blood caught in
large tuba. Persons atffiictod with
leprosy bathed in the blood, and af-
terwards ate of the turtle's flesh.
This treatment was kept tip for two
years, at the end of which time the
patients were usually completely.
cured.of.-the dreadful disease,.
This record would, tend to show
that Louis KI. was a toper. That
• such was the case had been rumored
bychroniclers bet the reason f
e o
the expedition toy the Cape Verde
Islands, now published for the first
time, throws niuoh Light on the pay-
ohology of Louis Xi., his ill -humor,
and his sedulous avoidance of man-
kind during the last .dti,ys of hie
life. The wretohed pian evidently
believed himself ,smitten with lep-
rosy, Hewas, however, never
fated to test the efficacy of the sea-
turtle thready, for he died August
80, 1483, before' the returnof the
expedition,
Betting is a, fool's argument, but.
we don'tgrealiio it until we loco.
1 An exploded theory is apt to be
heard by everybody except the
theorist,
The.higher education sometimes
demonstrates that the more we
know, the 14es we believe.
A Hint.
Mrs, Yaungwodd (shopping) -
Look at this new stove with the
glass door in the oven. Wonder
what it's made of glass for
Youngwedd-It's to make the
bread lighter, I suppose.
I was oared of Acute Bronchitis by
MINARD'S LINIMENT,
Day of Islands.. J. M. CAMPBELL.
I was oured of Facial Neuralgia by
MTNARD'S LINIMENT..
Springhill, N. S. WM. DANTELS.
I was om'ed of ChronicRheumatismby
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
Albert Co.. N. B. GEO. TINGLEY.
Ultrebukod.
"Sir 1" she exclaimed, when he
kissed her, "you forget yourself."
Possibly, he replied, 'calmly,
"but I can think of myself any old
time, Just now you are occupying
my undivided attention."
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablete,'
Druggists refund money it it fails to uure.
E. 1Y—son's signature is oneachbox.
25e.
Two Sisters.
Clara -May I borrow your bead-
ed belt, dear'i
Bess—Certainly. But why all
this formality of asking permis-
sion?
"I can't find it.", -
Mlnard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
Village Gossip -"Was there any-
thing: unusual at the wedd e:12"
Joyoy-"Well, the groom looked
happy, but you •know Bill tries to
be pleasant, no matter what hap-
pens."
open Try r 'urine Eye Remedy
Ho gmnrth g-a'eole Sino -Acte Quickly.
Y7 la• pTryi1fbr aod,Waok, Wlttury kayos and
®. WY."O Orauulated Fyellda. Illnatmtod Boot[
In ouch leek ggo, Musis a Is eom-
�q,► , ndod byou,0oe1Iule—iota"Patent
.3r � � },I tholes"but llaed 10 aueenz°; ul rbyyel.
'u ens' Ptnetleo-tor mon anre, llow
./ 1 9 5
H7 dote oa' o tb tau. r,Ullo and'mai e
B'i7 ® 1 40
y
,y� nrogIsrotes In e,otio'001,0. Oto,,
It® 6� p . Mtt naive la Asoptlu rube,, lcaeo,
Murine Eye Remedy Co„ Chlvaao
It sometimes takes as much cour-
age tokeep out of a fight as to win
one.
Mtnard's Liniment Cures Calget In Cows,
Mosquitoes Stop Music.
In aortic, parts of India, where
mosquitoes abound, it is impossible
to play the violin because the music
attracts the insects in great num-
bers.. When the first notes are
os. uitoes swarm in
heard ; the m q w
clouds around the player and make
the movements of the hand impassi-
ble.
D. 4.
NEN APPETITE FAILS
AND INDIDESTION IS BAD
There Is Danger Ahead For the
Man 'Jhl t Neglects Nature's
1'S'tta-ltlu g.
Dyspepsia Tendeneles are .Serlous and'
Should be Treated Accordingly.
KEEF BABYS
S IN CLEAR
jr.q.„5:0,c;
SIR FRLDERICIC PONSONBY.
The
son of the late General Sir
Henry Ponsonby, whose name has
been mentiohed as a successor to
Lord Knollys, recently retired, Sir
Frederick possesses many high or-
ders, and is equerry in ordinary to
the King. He married Miss Vic-
toria ("Ria") Kennard, the daugh-
ter of the bate Colonel Edmund
Kennard,
Presents Bridegroom With Whip..
In .Russia.,. when the groom goes
to get his bride on the wedding day,
he finds himself confronted by the
girl's brother, if she has one, The
brother is standing with drawn
sword, threatening the groom.
"You shall not take her unless you
pay Rhe well," the brother pries,
and the young man must pay before
he can take the girl to . the cere-
mony. Then, during the ceremony,
after the various ring services -
there are many of them -the bride
presents the groom with a 'whip she
has made. He takes it, and strikes
her gently with it, saying : "I love
thee as my soul; I beat thee as my-
eelf. I am thy master. Thou art
to obey me."
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TRAINED NURSE
Remarks, About Nourishing Food.
"Aphysician's wife gave me a
package .of Grape -Nuts one day,
with the remark that she was aura
I would find .the food very bene-
ficial, both for my own use and for
my patients. I was particularly
attracted to the food, as at that
time the weather was very hot and
I appreciated the foot. that Grape -
Nuts requires no cooking.
"The food was deliciously crisp,
and most inviting' to the appetite.
After,makieg, use of it twice a day
for throe or four, weeks, I disoover-
ed'that it was a most wonderful in-
vigorator. I used to suffer greatly
from exhaustion, headaches and de-
pression of • spirits. My work had
been very trying at times and indi-
gestion had set in.
"Now I are always well and
ready for any amount of work,
have an abundance of active ener-
gy, cheerfulness and mental poise.
I have proved to any entire satis-
faction that this change has been
brought about by Grape -Nuts food.
"The fact that it is predigested is
a very desirable feature. I have
had many remarkable results in
feeding Grape -Puts to my patients,
and I cannot speak too highly of the
food. My friends constantly com-
ment on the change in my appear-
ance. 'I have gained' 0 pounds since
beginning the use of this food.".
"There's a reason." Read the
little bock, "The Road to Well -
villa," in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? A now ono
appears from tune to time. They are.
genuine, true, and full of human Interest,
How Goes Matrimony.
"Oh, Jack, old fellow! Haven't
seen you since your wedding, two
years ago. How goes matrimony 1"
"Very well thanks.' B
y
Jove, it's
expensive comfort1 My wife's ress-
maker takes moettf my salary. If
I had known—" "You would
have remained single, eh?" "No,
no; but I would have married the
dressmaker."
PILES CURED IN 0 TO 14 DAYS.
Your druggist will refund mousy if PAZO'
OINTMENT faile to cure any case of Itch,
ing, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Biles in
6 to 14 days. 600.
Whefi you analyze the kleal hus-
band you will find' that he hasn't
the nerve to bo anything else,
Minard's LInIment Cures Co144 Eta
Tact and Pitney.,
The man who says 11e never made
a business mistake isn't necessarily
a Rockefeller. Maybe he's a liar.
Firmness beingwillpower, obati-
naey might perhaps be termed
won't -power,
There are only two authenticated
cases in history of men killed by
falling. meteorites, '
You can't beat a good .wife -un-
less you're a bad husband.
Yyang-ylang,-the perfume, comes
from the Philippines.
Many a man would be all right if
he could los* hie reputation.
The Bsquienaux make a kind of
ice cream from seal oil, snow and
frozen berries,
A baby ie the ono priceless trea-
sere which -finlike a diatttond-or a
rope of peeele-never 'excites 'envy
dr covetoesneati.
There is a etrong moral in the statement
of Jamul &claim, of Pleasant street,
Dartmouth. N. S.-, Like thousands of peo-
ple. he was failing in health because his
stomach and digestive organs were out of
repair. His vitality was slipping away:
be wee losing ground every day.
"I could not have held on =oh longer.
I: was wasting away simply beaaun° no
remedy 1 wood gave tone and strength to
my stomach. Tho vital forme ofmy VS.
tam were dead. I was advised to try Dr.
Hamilton's Pills, What hidden weakness
they aearehed out'I don't know, but to a
miraculous way theme have made a new
mean of mo. My stomach troubles are
cured, rich blood now rues through my
velns-clear akin and unmistakable (wt.
dances of health and vigor I feel every
day. Dr.iiamilton'e Pills have oortainly
mastered' the secret of curing the sickly
enervated mac and I strongly urge every-
one in failing or lost health to use this
grand remedy."
Dr. Ifamilton'e Pi11v" of Mandrake and
Butternut are purely vegetable -25c. per
box, five for $1.00, all druggists end store•
keepers, or poet ,from the Oatarrhozone
Co„ Buffalo, N.Pl., and Kingston, Ont.
WHERE PEOPLE LIVE LO.NG.
Balkan States Hold the Record for
Old Folks.
Some years ago a German statis-
tician made a careful investigation
to discover in which countries the
greatest age is attained. The Ger-
man Empire, with her 55,000,000
population, has but 78 subjects who
are more than 100 years old.
France, with fewer than 40,000,000,
has 213 persons who have passed
their hundredth birthday. England
has 140, Scotland 5e, Denmark 2,
Belgium 5, Sweden 10, and Norway,
with about 2,000,000 inhabitants,.
23. Switzerland does not boast of
a single centenarian, but Spain,
with about 19,000,000, has 410. The
most amazing figures come from
that troublesome and turbulent re-
gion known as the Balkan Penin-
sula,. Bervine has 575 parsons who
are more than 100 years old, Rou-
mania 1084, and Bulgaria 3883. In
other words, Bulgaria has a centen-
arian to every 1,000 inhabitants,
and thus holds the international re-
cord for old people. In 1892 alone
there died in Bulgaria 350 persons
who had exceeded the century.
Japanese Pool of Tears.
, Ono spot in Japan shunned by all
is the "Pool of Teare," alittlo pond
on the execution ground of an old
prison at Tokio. It never dries,
and even the hottest weather seems
to have little effect upon it, Since
the removal of the prison no build-
ings have been erected 011 the site,
occupying the brow of a hill.
rl..
"The Family Friend for 40 years." A never
failing relief for Croup and Whooping aCou h.
BURGLAR'S ORIGINAL IDEA.
Why Ile Robbed the Employer of a
Workgirl.
Tho methods of the Pares (France)
burglar are often surprisingly oxi-
gina]. If, as is usually the case, he
holds anarchist or socialist opin-
ions he will go to considerable pains
in an attempt to justify his crime.
One"of the fraternity, has just had
an unusually brilliant idea. Mme,
13., who, is a milliner in the Rue de
la Chaussee d'tlntin, arrived on
her premises on a recent morning
to find that the hadhad a nocturnal
if
v s for who had relieved her of a
sum of :225. On a table the guilty
one had 'kit a letter as an"acquit
de consoienee."
It read: "Madame, I have been
robbed by olio of your workgirls, a
pretty littlebrunette, who is Ono of
the last to leave in the evenings and
lives near the RV o de. Be110fond. I
advise you to keep a watch on, her,
as she is probably robbing you too.
In the meantime 1 have taken. out
of the till the amount she stele,"
Curiously enough, "the amount she
stole" was the exact amount which
had been in the till.
Another bee of Blood Poisionillg
Persisted in paring hie porno with a
resole Foolish when Care le 00 paro1045
'end sure with. Putnatn'irCorn Extractor.
nlnteodtmad plstinlose,, Price 26b itt all deal.
ors.
UTICURA
SOAP
Alifetime of disfigurement and suffer-
ing often results from the neglect, in
infancy or childhood, of simple skinaf-
fections. In the prevention and treat-
ment of minor eruptions and in the
promotion of permanent skinandhair"
health, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment are absolutely unrivaled. 1
Cutlbura Soop aeO Otetment era sold throughout
Um world. A liberal eemplo 01,0001,, with 35 -pogo
booklet on the onto and trentmentof ti,e akin and
geelp. sant post -tree. Address cotter Drug dr ahem,
[,ere., Dept. 10D,Boston, V.6, A.
Honesty in Trivial Hatters.
Be entirely honest in trivial mat -
tens. One who borrows a cent
should be as careful to return it as
if he had borrowed a, dollar. If
grocers and market men were asked
to tell their experience they would
sometimes relate :stories of small
thefts made by customers who pick-
ed up an apple, a bit of candy or'
sugar, and had not the least idea
that in doing this without payment
they were violating the rule of strict
honesty. A girl at school was warn-
ed against another because the hat-
ter, though very sweet in manner
and amiable in conduct, borrowed
ribbons, hairpins, postage stamps,
notepaperand -loose change, and
seldom took the trouble to return
the loans Be honest, not for the
reason that this is the best policy,
but for the higher reason that it is
right,
Not Deefienit.
This story'ia` related of a young
French teacher whose English was
just a little uncertain, andwho in-
quired of one of her pupils how to
ask in the English shop for an
"eponge pour le bain." "Oh,"
said the latter, "all you've got to
do is to tell the shopman that you
want a big bath sponge to take
home with you." "Ah, . it is not
deeflcult," she said; but when the
shop was reached she expressed it
differently. "Please," she said,
smiling pleasantly at the young
man, "will you kindly take me home
and give me a big sponge bath V'
1'
HE SENT MS "BEST" REMEDY
The young daughter of Mrs. T, S.
Dougall, 523 Flora Avenue, Winni-
peg, was arranging some of her
doll's washing on a clothes rack,
beside the stove, when she fell, and
her hand came in contact with the
hot stove. She sustained a serious
burn, and her screams brought her
mother quickly to the spot.
"I sent tothe druggist for the
best remedy he had for burns," she
says, "and he sent back a 'box of
Zatm-Buk' He -said that there was
nothilig to equal it. I. applied this,
and it soothed the pain so quickly
that the child laughed through her
tears. I bound up the hand in
Zam-Buk, and each day applied
Zam-Buk frequentlyand liberally,
Y>
until the been was quite cured.
"The little one was soon able to
go on with her play. and we had no
trouble with her during the time
the burn was being healed."
All druggists and' stores sell
Zam-Buk at fifty Dents box; and
Soap at 250. tablet. Post free from,.
Zam-Buk Co., .Toronto, for price.
Refuse harmful imitations.
R'
It isn't ignorance of the law that
defeats a client so often as the ig-
norance of his lawyer,
It's all right to take time by the
forelock, but don't tell your trou-
bles before they happen.
A man's idea of making a friend
feel at Homo is inviting him to come
to the dining table in his shirt
sleeves.
INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM
Conquered by GIN PILLS
Kr, W. G.1Reid, Hamilton, Ont., widest,
"T have ben for the last two years a
cripple with Muscatel. awl Delletumatory
Rheumatism. 3 tried almost everything
known to medical eliepoe and Bought
ehango of'olitnato without relief. Your
manager in this city recommended Gin
Pill* tied! have since taken eight boxes
and amt now cured. 1 considet Gin
Pills the conqueror of Rheumatism end
Riduey Disease".
see. a box, 6 for S2;go. Sample free
if you writeNationa Demg and Chefnled
Co, of Canada, Limited, Toronto.. 633
THIS WHEAT 8,400 YEARS OLD.
But Attempts ie Grow 11 Prove Un-
successful,
An interesting a000unt of the
attempts to grew corn •front wheat
grains, discovered in tile Lombe *1
Egyptian, mummies, is given in the
March number of Knowledge, All
these attempts have failed, and re-
cent researches aulfgest that, while
the power of germination in wheat
or barley is little affected for five
years, after that period a rapid lose
of vitality sets in.
Considerable ohemical change
was detected in the mummy wheat,
which is probably 3,400 years old,
It had lost two per cent, of its
moisture, and with that its vitality.
When crushed the flour was very
irritating to the :nostrils and smelt
strongly of bitumen -'the preserva-
tive used to embalm the mummy. It
was also markedly acid. Examined
under the microscope its particles
i
d ffered entirely from those of mod-
ern wheat, When treated with wa-
ter it gave a thin paste without any
strength of dough.
•
Just. Enough.
That very well-known, dootor, Sir
James Crichton-Browne, has been
reproving ue for our "sanitary apa-
thy." Sir James is a thorough
Scotsman, but he does nob mind tel-
ling a story against himself and his
own countrymen. He says that dur-
ing a visit to Jamaica, feeling a lit-
tle lonely, he asked a colored offici-
al -"Are there many Scotsmen in
these parte l'•' -"Not many,". was
the reply ; "just a few -but quite
enough I"
New Treatment
Now Advocated
For Bronchitis
1s Having Wonderful Success, and 1s
Making Most Remarkable Cures.
For bronchitis a different form of treat-
ment^ie now advocated. It consists of a
scientifically devised vapor that pene-
trates to the uttprmoet recesses of the.
lungs and bronchial tubes. Every epot
that is sore, every surface that is irri-
tated is at once bathed- with soothing
balsams and healing essences that make
chronio bronchitie'an impossibility.
This treatment now so .universally em-
ployed in bronchitis, throat troubles,
colds, - etc., is "called - OATARRHOZONE. It
acts lust as air of the pine woods ants,
as a healing' antiseptio remedy for all
diseases of the • breathing organa.
Just think of 1t -a remedy that can be
carried with tios very air you breathe to.
the Beat of bronchial or catarrhal in-
flammation. A remedypowerful enough to
kill germ life and yet so healing that
disease flees before it. Oatarrhozone is
truly a 'wonderful remedy. In many
lands. It has won its way, and is afford -
in. grand results to sufferers from colds,
catarrh, throat weakness, asthma and
bronchitis. There isno sufferer from a
grippy cold or any winter ill, that won't
find "a.cure in Oetarrhozone, which is em-
ployed by physicians, ministers, lawyers
and public men throughout many foreign
lands. Large size lasts two months and
costs $1,00and is guaranteed; small size
60c., sample size Ole., all storekeepers and
druggists, or The-Oatarrhozone Co Buf-
falo. N. Y., and Kingston, Canada.
4•
THE WILD BEAST D O CTOIR,.
Relates Ills Experience While Es-
amining .a Lion's Mouth.
• "The man who medically and sur-
gieally attends cattle and wild
boasts has often a harder time than
an ordinary hospital surgeon,"
says a wild beast doctor, in the
course of a recent conversation.
"It is no easy -task to operate upon
a large animal, whether it be a
horse or an elephant from a tropi-
cal forest, and the danger connect-
ed with wild beast 'doctoring'
would drive many an insurance
agent into a fib.
"I had an alarming experience
while examining the mouth of a
large lion suffering from a badly -
inflamed tongue. The beast seemed
so friendly when he approached me
thatI decided to eat' him.
tr
straightaway, and without binding
the animal or placing e gag be-
tween hist jaws. It was a foolish
thing to do, and I knew it was fool-
ish when I tonohed the lion's
tongue, for lis lifted a paw ��'}1 a
second, and brought it down wit7i a
terrific crash on my left shoulder,
ripping open the flesh; and almost
exposing the bone, •
'On another occasion, when I
wns medically treating a monkey,
the creature took it into his bead
that I was out for 'fun,' and imme-
diately started wrestling with tee
.
simian l e n the
Theplayful tool m o
'mat,' so to speak, in no time.,,
y'
quickly steps coughs, cures colds, and heals
tho throat and lunge. ..
'2' to . Sts cents.
Kissing Surprising Custom.
Visitors in England in the seven-
teenth century were surprised to
find that kissing was a eom01100
foram of salutation, Nicolas de
Bethlen, a Hungarian, Who visited
England in 1033, wrote: "My bro-
ther and I behaved very rudely on
ono occasion, being unaware that it
was tubtesnary in that toun:try to
kiss t1 a corner of the mouth of wo-
men, instead of shaking hands as
we tlb in Hungary."
Its no trouble at all," says n
bill collector, to find people out.
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A GOOD ¥'ABET
Tea when you are tired,
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Long Wearing
GLOVES
If you are looking for a pair
gloves that are as tough as a Mexicali'
Snake whip and that will give you
full satisfaction or a new pair freo
ask your dealer for
A.B.I.Phbto Shell Gloves
These are the best wearing gloves
ever turned out from a factory. Send
for Interesting stogy "The Pinto's
Shell .,
181RIDSON BAY' KNITTING CO.
' Canada's Expert Glove and =Makers.
MONTREAL.
FARMS FOR SALE.
H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto.
(1 00D 8800E FARM OF 500 AOREal4'
'Ur with Three Reuses; large Bork Barn,
Most he. sold 'guipk. Price is very low.
C1 EVERAT, DF,RIRABLE FARMS I00
1� Manitoba. Alberta and Saskatchewan
that can be bought: Worth the money foe
quick sale.
J. RAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED 000D
.farms to different sections .of:Ontarto t
on my :lint. If you want a farm conalOs`
me. .kri
H. W. DAW$ON,. Toronto.
r
(IND HUNDRED ACRES IN LAMBTON;.
I'll County; Boil clay and clay loam;
acres timber: 3 acres orchard; building@
in fair condition. Ol0se to market and
Railway Station. .Anxious to sell... The
Western • RealEstate Exchange, London,..
Ont.
57iARM IN SASKATCHEWAN -EQUIP -
8..' ped; in crop; must sell; terms easy.
Perm, Lover 1zaworden, Sask.
MALE HELP WANTED.
T ONCE -MEN T0 LEARN BARBER
.t3L trade; expert instruction; constant
practice; tools free; always euro employ -
meet for barber. Write for catalogue.
Moler College, 001 Queen E„ Toronto. - ,
STAMPS"AND' COINS. .
0 TAMP COLLECTORS -HUN ORM) Oleo
17 ferent Foreign Stamps, Oatalogoeo
Album, mule Seven Cents.. Marks Stamp •,
,f`mmnnny. Tr, rnTiro.
MISCELLANEOIIS
et ANGER, TUMORS, LUMPS, ETC.,' :.
LJ Internal and external, cured with.
out rain by our home trentment. Wrftal •
as before too late. Dr, Rehman Medical;
Co., .lin, fled, f:ollinnwnnd• Ont.
GALL 010N ES, KILNb;Y Ahu IlLAle..
der Stones, Kidney trouble, GrareL
Lumbago and kindred allments positively
cured with the new German. Remedy, ,
Sanol," price $1.50. Another new remedy
for Diabetes-Meilitue, and sure core. le
"Sanol's Antl-Dlabetee." Price $2.00 from
druggists . or direct. The Sancti Msniifao-
taring Company of Canada, .Limited.
Winnipeg. hien.
AMY ELL's
HGKAMPiori"
Is 1n a class by Itself -tire easiest
running, the most substantially built,
the most -satisfactory washer,. ever
Invented.
Only washer worked with crank
handle at side as well as top lever -and
the .only one where the whole top
Opens Up.
Mk': your dealer to show you the
"Champion" Washer.
"Favorite" Churn to the world's.
bast chum. Write
for catalogue.
54510 MAXWELL &SONS
ST. MARY'S, ONT.
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er, my brethren. Eschew all spirits
and other evil drinks, for water
alone will never hurt any man."
Timid voice from the rear-" What .
about the Flood?"
l4lnard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
Uncle -"I hope you don't span'
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all your earnings, s Mike?" Mike
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that's good 1 And you ,put the
other third in tho bank?'
"No; I give it to the misses -t0
keep house on I"
Dr. Morse's
li tsdfi an Root Pins
areust the right Lncdioine for the
chillren. When they are constipated
-when their kidneys are out of order
when over:indulgencein 5oflle
favorite food gives thein indigestion
-Dr. Mertes lndiatt Root Pills will
quickly and surely put then right.
Purely vegetable, they neither sicken,
weaken orgripe, like hareliur ativee.
Guard' your thi"ldree's health by
always keeping a hint of Dr. Morse s,
Indian Root 10,1101 1 the house, They
ll®Ttp the Gs"aiithisss "Von