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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1913-10-2, Page 7m aviveseragettellatealtesaateala Fashion Hints etabesalavoeaszeve What Te and Will Be Popular. etallia laces are to be, mord ashiouttble than ever this winter, so unpack your erunk8 full of heir- looms and unearth any pieces, big or little, that you may possess of gold or silver lace. One use for very small pieces of the lace is to make bows for the toes of satin slippers with them, The slippers can be embroidered in metallic thread to match the laic, if you wish to have them elaborate. prompt In building np young woman 80 Set is increasingly popular, and his vegetable pills of Mandrake and But - ib forms a fitting trimming for vel- ternut. vet. It is heavy enough to uphold 'Fright, Ruddy Cheeks Fol, Pale Girls No Longer Any Need to Be Pale, Weak or Apeemle. Hy Following the Melee of Mies MoEWon you can comedy necome Strong Again. The pallid .girl always lacks appetite. What 11410 elle oat le badly'digeeto'd. At night elle is reeticeo, oho dozes, but doom', sleep soundly, Vital force must be increased, new blood must be supplied anda general re- building take place before. the will feel like she ought. Dr. Hamilton has invaluable experi- ence in these armee and found nothing eo its own character even in the pre- sence of anything so imposing and heavy as volveb. Moreover it pulls the velvet down, and so may be sat- isfactorily used in the form of fringe on velvet sash ends. No more striking gown could be made than one of binck velvet, tr-unmed with glittering cut jet fringe and corsage ornaments. White ratine is used now fox lit- tle boys' Russian blouse suits. There is a good deal of warmth in Dr. Hamilton's Pilie begin by cleansing the -system and purifying the blood; they also improve digestion and render food ready for absorption, Additional nonr- tnbment is aleo supplied and tho patient le fast etrengthoned and invigorated. Pull of spirit, ruddy and strong le the girl that assists her eystem by the use of Dr. Hamilton's Pills. The following recent letter from Mise Etta MolIwon, of Haliburton, speaks for itself: "In tieing. Dr. Hamilton's Pills I find my system is wonderfully built up, It this Material—as filo possessors of is certainly the moat effective remedy ever need. I have now a good appetite, ratine coat suits or dna-piece sloop mors soundly, and awaken in the frocks found to their sorrow this ,corning fooling quite refreshed. summer—and ratine suits can be "Formerly I reit tired and depreeoed. used until after 1i'ost. Of course, I looked as if a severe !Duces were hang. they can be won in the Boase all' mg over any head, winter. They have a big advantage over linen suits, as they do not show wrinkles and creases as linen dons. The majority of skirts will be short, in fact, very short. Cos- tumes for dressy occasions will have skirts as short as those for tailored suits, and such a thing as a street dress. with a skirt that touches the ground will be ridicu- lous. All skirts will be narrow, or at least narrow in effect, and most of them will have the uplifted drap- ery at the front, Draperies will follow the outlines of the body and skirts, and whether pleated or plain will keep to close lines. There will be many flounced skirts, but even these will be mounted on snug foundations. Trains, when used, will be very slender, some of them even seed- like. Lace is used to trim handbags; just as leather is now used to trim •hats. A dainty handbag of tan suesde is edged about the top with a narrow frilling of deep cream va- lenciennes lace, fulled well around the corners. The kimono form will be retained in dressy effects, but usually the forearm will be closely fitted, this, is combination with the kimono out, neoessitating the retention of a very large embalm This cut will be much used in transparent bo- dices and in evening wraps. Gen- . eraily speaking, day dresses and. separate blouses will have long sleeves, with frills or laoe falling over the hands. Costume, suit and wrap fashions for the coining season will be char- acterized not so much by novelty of form as by novelty and beauty of materials and colorings. The Or- iental form is eti11 maintained, but the Eastern influence is lessening considerably, and is already on the decline from a novelty standpoint. Women_ of good taste are demand- ing liberation from too uniform a dress, and there will be more indi- viduality than heretofore from the Paris dressmakers.' Eact big mak- er will stand for what is his con- ception of the proper dreas for the "Nothing could give quieter reeulte than Dr. Hamilton's Pelle and I strongly advtea every young woman to use thein;' All dealere eell Dr. Hamilton's Pills, 26e, per box or five boxes for $1.00 by rea11 from The Catat•rhozone 00„ Buffalo, N.Y., and Kingeton, Ont. ALLEGED CANCER CURE. It Is Costly, But the Results Are Said to Be Wonderful. All Germany ie obsessed with the idea of procuring misothorium as a panacea for cancer. It is stated to have .power emanating in rays similar to ,but much snore effective than radium. The cost seems al - meet as great. The substance is derived from thorium waste in the manufacture of gas mantles, and is used in a tiny portion enclosed in a silver covering, in whish extreon'ely small holes are pierced. The silver box is then placed upon the part affect- ed by cancerous growth, and, it is said, will slowly but effectually re- move all traces of the disease. There is hardly an important town in the country which diel not vote a large sum from the public funds for the purpose of purchas- ing some of the costly maternal•. Where public funds are not forth- coming, concerts, bazaars and such like are the moans adopted for raising the (money for the purpose. iN Too Gentlemanly. Father—I want to tell you this, my son: The secret of success- is hard work. Son If it's a secret, dad, you shouldn't have mentioned it. Fortunately, I'm too much of a gentleman to take, advantage of information gained in that way. u,, A ``Bone" Wished For. "Pa, what is a wishbone l"` "The dollar let my sone" - OLD 'AGE. Most Likely to Follow Propor Eat- , ing. Ae old age adye-noes we require fashionable woman of ever, 4. e- lobe food to replace waste, and food spas this variety, huweverl there that will not overtax the digesibive is k s show Thus, while some organs while supplying true nour- makers show long coats and others ysliunsrlt short jackets, the two eeemingly Snort an ideal Pooch is found in opposed forms are brought into . harmony through the fact that in Grape -Nuts made of whale wheat the long coabs there is nearly al- and barley by long baking and se - ways a break at the waistline, tion of diaebase in ]the barley which brought about by a girdle, the cut changes the friaroh intoa most di - of the vest, to. gestive sugar, ,f-- The phosphates also•, placed tip Sweet Sally Sinned. under the outer coat of the wheat, • included in Grape -Nuts, but axe S 1 aching in whits flour because tele swimming. Suddenly she seamed outer coat oe the wheat darkens the sinking. Sir Samuel stood stunned. ;your and is left ant by the miller. Striding seaward, spurning ]those natural iii l phosphates aro, ' Sir Samuel Sims saw sweet era i. 1 ate ne- seething surf, Sir Samuel swiftly oessatry to the well-balanced build - swam Sarah-warcls. Sir Samuel ing of muscle, brain and nerve t d swooning S have used Grape -Nuts," �t L1teS a W4Ste1 BABY TOVE' Hurrah, No More Lame Backs! 1-113‘BATII This Case Proves That The Best and Strongest Liniment Ever Made Is Norviliue. Prinee Willfain of Wied, . who has been designated to -rule Albania. Longest Siege ori Record. Crete endured the longest siege on record, beside which Troy's ten ears seem but a skirmish. In 648 the Turks, attempting to con- uer the island, laid siege to the apital city of Candia, which, how - ver, dict not surrender unti•I Sep - ember, 1699, after 21 years, Again n 1821, when the Cretans revolted, ho defeated `lurks were able, to old the fortified cities against all attacks, and many of these were Corp., Dopt. 211', nomas, n. s, A. y q e e t h a still =captured when the powers 1 intervened nine years later. skilfully supper a oaltls, Sarah; swimmin shorewards, Sir ,,1 Samuel. � Y CUTICURA 1N O No other keeps the skin and scalp so clean and clear, so sweet and healtI . Used with Cuticura Oint- ment, it soothes irritations which often prevent sleep and if neglected become chronic disfigurements. Millions of mothers use these pure, sweet and gentle emollients for every purpose of the toilet, bath and nursery. Outloura Soap and Ointment are said throughout the world. A liberal sample of mob, with 32 -page b151101 on the earn and treatment of the elan and ovalp,,sent post-free. Address Potter Drug 4' Chem. t uccessfu 1 saveshaky, h, n Mall'"for eight Seeming pled 50111 piriby, Sir years and feel as good and ani Samuel sampled some spirits sae stronger than I was ten years ago. ciS Sam, "Among my oustomal's I most a 'Sir ass. S ah sweet Sarahs man every day who is well along in sweetness, Sarah sew Sir Samuel's . ea•rs and attributes his good self-saarihwing spirit. Sir Samuel soon soughttvluah lie ides used for the last five Sarah, striding slowly. Sarah sigh- veers. lie mixes Grape-l\7tr..- with scl; Bit ometthl seemed speechless. rusk= and says they go Ano to - "Say something,. Sir Samuel, ' gather. said Sarah. " "For. many year:: before I began Say Sam, Sarall l said ,sir to eat Grape -Shuts, T could nob slay SatSarah Sarah, smiling softly, -Haid that, 1 enjoyed ]ifs or ]clew what it "Sump P was to be able to say `I sou. wolf.' "Sarah—Sally," stammered Sir 1 suffered greatly with oonetipa- Samuel. "Sweet Sarah sweat- bion, but now my habits aro as heart!" regular as ever in my life. Sarah smilingly surrendered. "Whenever I make extra effoi1t , a I depend on Grape -Nuts food and Throe clothing stores ars In the it juste f111s the bill. X eau 'think Mime block, One morning thomid. and write a great deal easier." s m die )>L•tiprstor sow to the right of "Th,aro's, a reason. Nemo given him a big sign, "Closing Bale, bay Canadian Postum Co,, Windsor, and to the left, •Closing Out et 'Ont. Read The Road to Well - Cora," end minutiae later there villa,,' in lege, Lost, Twenty alrpsared over his stun door, in Eoarread ririrslio ldfejnaf ATihow ens holly y "'1 suppose so; bet �it'a aw- y. seo t WONDERFUL OilS6�O'E Y An eminent scientist, the other day, gave his opinion that the most won- derful discovery of recent years was the discovery of Zam-Buk. Just think! As soon as a single thin Payor of Zam,Buk is applied to a wound or a sore, such injury is insured against blood poison 1 Not one species of microbe has been found that Zam-Buk does not''ktll 1 Then again. As soon as Zam-Buk is applied to a sore, or a cut, or to skin disease, it stops the smarting, That is why children are such friends of Zam-Buk. They care nothing for the science of the thing. All they know is that Zam-Buk stops their pain. !Mothers should never forget this. ,Again. As soon as Zam-Buk is ap- plied to a wound or to. a diseased part, the cells beneath the skin's sur- face are so stimulated that naw healthy tissue is quickly formed. This forming. of fresh healthy tissue from below is Zam-Buk's secret of healing. The tissue thus fanned 'is worked up to the: surface and literally casts off the diseased tissue above it. This is why Zam-Buk cures are permanent. - Only the other day Mr. Marsh, of 101 •Delorimier .Ave., Montreal, called upon the Zam-Buk Co. and told them that for over 'twenty -Ave years he had. been a martyr to eczema, His hands were at one time 'so covered with sores that he had to sleep in glovea Four years ago Zam-Buk was introduced to him, and in a few months it cured him. To-day—over three years after his cure of a disease he 'had for twenty -Sue years—he is still cured, and has had no trace of any return of the eczema! JO11 druggists sell Zam,Buk at 500. box, or we will send free trial box if you send this advertisement and a in stamp (to pay return postage). Ad- dress d dross Zara-Buk Go., Toronto, ARTS BECOME A PEST. In Canal Zone—Steel . Rails Used for Telephone Poles. In the telephone system of the Canal Zone steal rails are used as poles on account of ants. It. is said that they will cub into a wooden pole and in a very •abort time kali nothing but the eholl. Creosote cross -areas are used as a proteotio a'gein.sb these pests, according to correspondent of The Telepho Review. "They bored. through the bellbo into the interior of the desk an had removed praobicall:y the enter pine wood of the interior, when th desk suddenly fell to pieces. "These busy ants, in .their opera tions, when they feel that thei presence alight be discovered, son Mallet a kind of tunnel of mud ex tending along the floor beams fo the entire length. of the,buildin and come and go through this con e eal•ed passage. "One of the ooristruction dithou ties encountered has been the main taining of the pole lite throug • of the swampy regions. I eeveral insts:wee the pules .of rai road iron have gradually 'sunk i health to. Grape -Nuts and Pot um e d a ne x id .e e g gh n I- nto the ground nnthil it beoamue neoes- sitly to splice on 0n additional rail,' and in some places three such see - 'Lions of rail have been found to sink down In the owamp while only twenty or thirty feet renwtinted above the surface." Grains of Gold. At war with ourselves means the truest happiness we can ,have.— Meredith. The true way to mourn the dead is to take care of the living who be- long to them.—Burke. The working man is expected to be very devout on Sundays, but the rich need their rest wed recreation. —Mr, J. Thomas. If you think you can achieve any- thing great or 'small by doing it only by fits and .'starts, put that erroneus idea out of your head at once.—Charles Dickens. It is always. a pleasure to me when two of my friends like each other, just as I atm always glad when two of my. enemies take to fighting with each othev,—Heine. AR OPT KNIGHT MOTOR EX- CLUSIVELY. London General Omnibus Decision. Perhaps the most striking tribute the Knigiht Motor has received is contained in the' following item of news pebliished in the "Automo- bils" of August 7th, as follows: "According to definite news pub- lished to -day, the big London Gen- era] Omnibus Co., which has 2,600 motor omnibuses on the London streets, has been so thoroughly sat- isfied with the service given by the 300 Knight rigged Daimler 'bulges which have been running for twelve months past that they have decided, to replace gradually all the poppet engines in their 2,800 'bases with Knight Motors. The 'buses in ques- tion are greatly favored by the publio on a000-unt of their silence and •smooth -running qualities, while the. great power of acceleration. en- ables. the driver to pink his way through traffic tree very best advan- tage, with the result that the Knight Motor has now been select- ed as standard for future work. In view of the fact that the daily run of a London 'bus is 110 miles of very strenuous work, it must be admit- ted tilat the success achieved here is very notable indeed." The London General Omnibus Ck npany is ono of the meet effi- ciently managed commercial car companies in the world. It' has spent hundreds of thousands of pounds in developing a type of motor 'bus most suitable to. London traffic, and its adoption of the Knight, not only as a standard for future new 'buses, but to replace the poppet valve motors in the 'buses on the streets, is the most striking feature the Knight Engine has ever had. Reserl'cd. When it Pomo» to determining the real a feature of up -to -•date Itictioe. At merit of a mediate°, no weight of eve- p ' donee 1e mors cavemen than the Swindon experiments were first straightforward atatomout of HOMO re- mauls on two or three coaches' OA - liable and well-lrsown person who baa } been cured. For thie reason we print the ter whish it was decided to extend verbatim statement of Juan E. Powell, the principle to practically all new written from ]els home in Carleton. "1,00awhes; consequently the coaches am a strong, powerful mon, 01x feat tall, I and weigh nearly two hundred. I have now under cone�4ruction at Swindon been accustomed all my life to lift groat . have fireproof 1100r4. The base of weights, but one day I overdid it, and the floors is formed of sheets of wreathed by back badly. Every tendon galvanized corrugated 'steel, rivet - and muscle WWI sore. 'To stoop or bond ed together and secured to ,the low - wee agony. I had a whole bottle of Nowt.' FIREPROOF RAILWAY CARS. British Railways Taking 1.'.reeane tion Against Fire. For ,some time past attention has been given in railway circles in Bri- tain to the question of fire -proofing ooaehes, and such coaches are noW »olnestle A.inentties. He was mumbling tough steak and oold coffee and making himself generally disagreeable. Dont growl so over your. food, Xelin," said ,his wife, . "nobody is going to balte it away. Ervin you.". Madge 1 "Don't you thinit a girl should marry an economical man 1 lino rubbed on in ono say, and by piglet. est member of the side framing of I was wolf again, 1 know sof no liniment' the each. On the top of.this are pceoetstng one-linlf the DPnatratlon and fastened expanded :metal sheets, pain.eubduiug properties of Nervillne, and on the bed thus formed the fire - invaluable I urge its use strongly as anv proof flooring is laid to an average liniment and household cure for all depth of ono inch. When dry the material farms a hard fire resisting substance through which it will be impossible for flames to penetrate. As a further precaution against fire the coaches arc oared with galvan- ized steel sheets at the sides and ends, screwed on to the wooden framiing. dF minor ailments, such us etraine, sprains, owalllags, neuralgia, sciatica, lumbago, rheumatism, and muscular pain." No bettor medicine for eurlrg pain was ever put in a 'bottle than Nerviline—rub it on and rub it In—that rube out all aches, pains, and eorenns5. Large rat• Hy size, 50o., trial eine 25o,. ail dealers, or The Catarrhozone Co,. Buffalo. N,Y., and Kingston, Ont, PRISONERS PUT ON HONOR. Guard Themselves at the Ontario Prison Farm. Three years ago, says Robson Black in the Wide World magazine, the authorities of the Province of Ontario cautiously commenced to reverse a system that had been in operation with little variation for about twenty centuries. They took four hundred men from behind the - high walls and steel. bars of the Central Prion, Toronto, and placed 'them on a farm, where their words of honor were the only bas- tions and a common --sense notion of;`co-operation" their only lock and key. The authorities moved with care they did not choose des- perate criminals for suoh unpanal- le1.led leniency of treatment; they did not take inurderere or dynami.t- ards. Many of them, however, are practised •burglars, forgers, pick- pockets and the like, and about ninety per cent of them are the pre- cincts of drink. This experiment has been success- ful almost beyond belief. Four hun- dred convicted men, mostly young, live the year round.on twelve hun- dred acres of farm Land, with no more. repression or surveillance than is imposed on any frim labor- er on, the Canadian prairie. Do they escape 1 Four in three years out of a transient population of perhaps a thousand. "But does not the sea - tem make prison life so attractive as to place a premium on ciimel" asks the skeptic. So far is this from being the fact that not one- half the percentage of "repeaters" come back for•further sentenees to the Prison Farm, as is the case with the old-fashioned jells. Manslaughter in Second Degree. a b "Wouldn't you promise to obey e man of whom you thought enough to marry 4""I might," replied Miss Cayenne. "But I should un- doubtedly have a few things to say if ho were ever so impolite as to remind me of my promise" largo letters 1,`*Mani If •trance," dei ln tree elle fail Of hmnnn Inlsras i fur being engaged to ou . ll SUE, 09---'l3. CHILDHOOD AILIENTS Ailments suoh es co•natipaftion, colic, colds, vomiting, etc., seize children of all ages, and the mother should be on her guard against these troubles by keeping a box of Baby's Own Tablets in the house. If any of these troubles owns on suddenly the Tablets will cure them, or if the little one is given an occasional dose of tho Tablets he will escape these troubles. The Tablets are sold by medicine 'deal- ers or by mail et 25c a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co , Brookville, Ont. Cutting corns with a razor is danger- ous and useless. The only remedy is Putnam's Corn Extractor, which removes corns and warts in one day. Because painless and safe, use only "Putnam's," 25e. per battle at all dealers. Too Good to Lose. "Will you. be my 'Wife l" asked the sitar. boarder. "Let me sae," mused the land- lady. "You've boarded with me four years.You have never grum- bled at the food. You have always paid promptly. No, 1 can't accept you; you are too good a boarder to be put on the free list t Minard's Liniment Cares Windmill. "Lysander," said the wife sweet- ly. "do you know what day this WI" "Of course," said hubby, pretending to have remembered' all the time, "it's the anniversary of our wedding day, dear," "No such thing!" frigidly answered the wife, "It's the day you promised to nail the leg on that old kitchen table." Not Leap Year Either. Ethel—This craze for gold seems to me very foolish; now a very lit- tle would make me perfectly happy. Jack—How much? Ethel --Just enough to reach around my finger. - 5• LIQUID SULPHUR is the moat benefloent medical discovery el the ppresent century. The chane in our methods of living has deprived the system of some of its most necessary in- gredients. Our grandmothers gave up SULPHUR, but tho doctors laughed. It did not assimilate with the blood. The discovery of liquifying SIILPEtR has changed the doctor's. opinion. LIQUID SULPHUR assimilates readily with the blood. Leading physicians are recom- mending L14,11 SULPHUR for all blood troubles. LIQUID SULPHUR is a posi- tive .cure for ECZEMA. Hundreds are willing to testify to the benefit it hoe been to them. A few -drops three times Itday 111 cure the most acute ease of For sale by all druggist). 50cente Dor bRTottle, Try Murine Eye Reaped'. If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes or Granulated B elids. Dgesn't Smart --Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Sell Murine Lye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, 50c. Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes, 25c, 50c. Eye Books Pree by Mall. An. Lys Tonto noon for All Eyoe that Need Car. Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago llistorio Bat fie grail nd. Greeks and Bulgarians have been coming into conflict in the noutrttl zone and the spot is.assoeiated with more faanou:s ilalnes than almost any other even in the Balkans. Hero Bacchus avenged himself on the Thracian King Lyeurgus, who had banished him and his worship by driving the king sand, so that he out off his own legs, thinking they were vice branches, and was torn to pieces by his subjcote, who wane;• ed to have, Baoohns (and wine) again. Seated = this monntaill Orpheus charmed the trees and boasts, On the southwest it. leeks toward Arnphipolis, fur which Atli• miens and Spartans shrupgled (Thiteedides was banished Frani Athens for losing it as general); arid on the northeast Philippi, where the earthquake released Paul and Silas in prison, and lieu - lets sad Caesar's ghosb aged again. 5 A Sympathizer. A clergyman was being shaved by a barber who had evidently be- come unnerved by the previous night's dissipation. Finally, he out the clergyman's chin. The lat- ter looked up at the artist re- proachfully and said: "You see, my man, what comes of hard drinking." "Yes, sir," replied the barber, consolingly. "It makes the akin tender." Oarterhalt, Nfld. Minard's Liniment Co., Limited. Dear Sirs,—While in the country last summer, I was badly bitten by mosqui- toee, so badly that I thought I would be disfigured for a coupleof weeks. 1 wren advised to try your • ldniteent . to allay the irritation, and did to. The effect was more than I expected a Yew applications completely curing the irritation, and preventing the bites from becoming sore. a bole tog keep oo0? lbs •mosquitoes good Yours truly. A. Y. & Delicately flavoured— Highly concen- hated. oups( WHY WORRY 1 Choose your variety and ask your grocer for, "Clark's". , Clerlie'M fent.; Query. "My n 1 id e i ane said th ifs a an w angel," Boob. "How long has she been dead i" asked the Grouch, Minard's Liniment. Cures Burns, Eta It's Nature. "That sold seems to have a strong hold on you," "Yves; it has a great deal of hoarse power." Low Colonist Rates to Pulite Ooaet.. Via Ohioago and .North Western Rail• way. On vale .daily Sept. 25th to Oct. lath inclusive, from all pointe in Oanade, to Leg Angeles, San Prano180o, Portland. Salt Lake Oily, Seattle, victoria, Van- couver, Nelson, Roseland. and many other points. Throughtourist sleeper's and free reclining ehair ears from Chicago. Variable routes. Liberal stop prom, For full information as to rates, routes.: and literature, write or Pall on B. H. Bennett,. General Agent, 46 Tonga Street, Toronto. Everybody knows that Methuse- -- lah was the oldest man, but even the Bible is reticent about the old- est woman. - Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere Mother—Now, children, I want you to kiss Miss Lemon good-bye. Elder Brother --•Come on, Billy, be a sport. It'll bo over in a second. "There ain't no ham in this here sandwich," a man growled, seated on a high stool before the marble bar of an old-fashioned railway re- staurant. "Olt, you ain't come to the ham yob," the attendant an- swered easily. The man ate on a while longer, then growled again: "There ain't no ham yet." "Oh," said the attendant, "you've bit over it now." FARMS FOR SALT. H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne street. Toronto. DAIRY L $Fax e1nall section' a O GRAIN Ontario., - Bome snaps.. AOTORY SITES, WITH On WITHOUT 0. Railway trackage, In Toronto. Brompton and other towne and dittos. . la ESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN It, Brampton end a dozen other towns. H. W. DAWSON, Colborne- St., Toronto STAMPS ANO 001NS. STAMP COLLECTORS—HUNDRED DIP• ferent Foreign Stamps. Oatalogue, Album. only Seven Cents. Marko Stamp Company. .Toronto. - NEWSPAPER FOR SALE. 1.1OVNTRY WEEKLY NEWSPAPER r011 Sale In good Ontario town. Excellent Publishing company, Tman of orontoy. , MALE Wilson MALE HELP WANTED. Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia. tonin Then Rim 1511 More. "So your uncle paid your debts; that was very kind of hits. " "Humph! I don't think so, He might have given me the cash and let me pay them." • "What difference would that make l "It would have re-established credit," Dr. Morse's Indian Moot Pmt exactly meet the need which to often arises in every family for medicine to open up and regulate the bowels. Not only are they effective in all cases of Constipation, but they help greatly in breaking up a Cold or La Grippe by cleaningoat the system and purifying the bood. In the shine way they relieve or cure Ililiotesnees, Indigestion, Sick headaches, ltheum- ahem and other common ailments. In the fullest sense of the \fouls Ib. Morse's Indian Root !'ills are 47 A MI *utsefitc tet ltd,ritlextst'1n^ MEN WANTED YOUNG MAN HE A BARBER. I TEACH you quickly, cheaply, thorenghir and furnish .tools free. Wo give yon actual (Up otu experience. Write Queen for 8t. East. lotus. Molar Oollege, Toronto. MEN WANTED M1SOEI.LANEe1111 CANCER, TUMORS, LUMPS. ETC., internal and external, cured with- out pain by our home treatment. Write Co. before too Modica) rt ALL. STONES, KIDNEY AND BLAD. 'Of dor Stones. Kidney trouble, Gravel, Lumbago and kindred ailments positively cured with the new German remedy, Sanol,' pries 01.50. Another new remedy for Diabetes-,lfellitue, and sure cure, ie Sanol's Anti -Diabetes." Price $2.00 from drungiste or direct. The Sanol M.anufao• timing Company Mof (Meade, Limited.. AILROAD and Telegraphy Courses of the most complete and modern hied taught right at your awn home by Shaw'. Telegraph and Railroad School, s Gerrard St, East, Toronto. Write for particalaW aiii. Shaw 's, Pnie,lessons. moFREE ia and P ffiiahGi1 get your ofthe moat popular of en Coelboy, Rauh Rldarr Scout, Baseball or Indian 5t1l4 . Given absolutely FHEIE for aellieg only 114 of one. work beautiful andkervb1taan lsa 1 15< each. Your -friends will gladly- -buy savors=' each. No money require oda Wo trttet yon. c5i1EC" MPG. 00. 100 Ohloe Bldg. - Eieobe+, P.Q. FOR SALE Pufloys & Shafting Sultoblo for 811115, Manatsoturinjf Manta, PristIng 110353x, ate. 2 -Wood SplitPulleys, 124 x4,8 for 3 113/18 in, shaft ee 1 Wood Split Polley, 124 x 48 ih. for 2 1510 in. shaft, 1 Wood Split Pulley, 124 x 23 ill. for3 7110 in. shat,, 1 Wood Split PulleZy, 104 it 30 in. for. 3 7118 in. nha.t. Pulleys of smaller sizes and Shafting of various icugths and pleas to be mold at very 1011 figures. Ilex 20, i4'iIsoli I*nlili 311ng Co:, Toronto ..