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Tile Passing of Winter Laves
people Weak altd,b.cl)FSed"
'wilater aWa5' it leaves'
Many people ,feeling Wealtsklensose-
ed ArIc1 easily tired, ntebc4y lick
1,114 Vaal, force and energY
.blood alone cansgives.
Pink Pilis'for F'ele
People; are asa all-ye.a.s.rounci blood
builder sand nerve tonic, but they
•are espeeiallsl usefill in- the spring.
-Every close helps te anak-e ue.w, stela,
red blood. Returning strength eem-
minces with their use and the vigor
and cheerfulness of good Ise.alth
qn ickly follow s.
There is just one cure for laele of
blood and that is more blood. Food
, is the, material'from, which bleed is
made but Dr. '17,.Villiamsi Pink Pills
clenbl'e the value of the food we
eat. They give strength, tone up,
thta Onni,eh and Weak digestion,
clear the complexion ofpuppies,
esuption,s and boils, and drive out
rhellrnafie poisons. ,
If you arepale and sallow. if You
feel continually tired out; breath, -
less ..af'ter slight exertion, if.
llaare Weasittebe,S. oi .iahlta-efies if
y,ous saints stone, if y.our appeittb,..
faile,and food dues not..n,ounish nor
sleep refresh you, Dr.' Will•iame'
Pink Pills will make you 'Weil
strong. To had s:jU is
the special praLlare% 0s.'
Pink piiisylp that is why they are
spring in.e.dieine. If you
.. n
.flee' the eed,of a tonic alethis sea-
" son give Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pigs
a 'fait trial !and you will rejoice in
mew health; stew strength and new
energy. 1)o not let the trying wea-
ther -of summer find you weak and
ailing. Build yourself up 110,,,V With
Dr. Rink Pilli-e-the pills
that ;strengtheti.
Ask for Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
for Pale.Peo,ple sincl.dp not be. pee.
seeded to take saimething else. If
your dealer does ' not keep. these
Pills they Will be sent by mail, post
paid, at 50 cents a box or six boxes
for $2.50 by writing The Dr. Wil-
lie -ins' . Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
The Tobeh of Genius.
Sandy Macpherson started to
build a small outhouse of brick. Ar -
ter the Usual plan al bricklayers, he
Worked frem the inside, and, as he
' bad thematerial close beside hits,
the walls were rising fast when
noon arrived, and With it his son,
Jock, who brought his father's din-
ner.
With honest pride in Inc eye,
Sandy looked at Jock over the wall
on which he was engaged, arid ask-
ed :
"Hoo d'ye .think Yrs) gettin'
"Famous, feyther ; bat hoo dae
ye get od? 'You've , forgot the
doorl" • • • -
0116 :glance round him showed
Sandy that Ins son was right ; but
looking kindly at him, he said
"Man Jock, you've gob a' graft'
heid on ye ! 'Yell be all architect
yets,
as sure's yes feyther's
. • builder."
UnneeeSsarY.
'mot' s that your fat:hes is say-
ing?" .
says if yotere not Olth Of
here in ten minntes he'll come down
and help you °IR."- ,
"Tell him it won't be necessary.,
I'm a'self-starter."
•
bo Corns Lead to Cancer ?
• ---
As yet 4114S has not been moved, but
interested parties will find nothing bet-
ter for earns than Pa Loam's Corh Ex-
tractor, CIa, at an deniers.
Neasly every, man is willing to
do his duty as he sees it.
Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff. •
CO1111)11111E5 NOt Worrying. .
'Young Bounder thinks .h.e is 'go-
ing to set the world .essre,),) ••
"1 don't eee the insurance rates
going up any."
HAND WOULD CRACK
WITH SALT RHEUM
Pained and. Burned, Hard and Sore
Lumps, Couldn't Rest or Sleep.
Finger Swollen, Cutioura Soap
and 'Ointment Cured.
;Legere Corner, N. 13.-1 had salt rheum
an my handfor a good many years. Every,
winter myhand would erackand part of the
Limo I had to wear a glove tit do ,my, seprit,
„
for when 1 washed in hot water with'it un-
wrapped it Used to.irriSate$so'rnuelr that
didn't,know, „what to db. 1 had to talco a
rough,towel and rub it until the bZdQd would
• come SetnetireeS. Many a Mght I had to sit 7
ItO imbed and rub them and sonietinios that
,lidn't satisfy.' 1 had...15 'scratch with tny '
,fltigers and:the nett morning I would find a ;
,hig piece of skin wthet Iliad taken off. This
Maori litid soros on ono, or My hande.;,'
thohght they' wain" " They; istineci
and, burned. They started just like a little
• ilium: oneliticalld buS Itarci Mid's= anclafter
that tlierewottld he is b113 bosch efsC,usand
• when thatmould be out -it would laaVe•t,
opening- abnost as blILS 'half ,i1V'ePnt
piece. 1 COUldn't rest or sloop Witattlie paha, .
and the Miming sensation. The ulcer 0
1,a4 no In17 finger this NrIter was -still worse, ,
There was more Inflammation for my flhger
• ,
was swollen ahnost 'twice its natural. size
' and was Just as red as a piece of flannel'.
;• "1 took ,the Cutionca Soap and made a
suds w11,11 ft and washed the hand with a
• piece of cotton and after it was washed 1115511
,to take tile Cu ticura Ointment and, spread ie
on typieco of cotton and wrap the band with
it. I was cured in little over a woolc.".
(Signed) Mrs. Chart() Surctio, Sono 5, 1053.
Limns, Soap and Caticura Ointment arc
sold by druggists and dealers ovorywhare,
Troy a liberal Inc sat -note or caoh. with 32 -pi
NSA:, sond post -card to Potter 'Drug
Chem. Cern, Dopt D, Boston, S. CliI
OLI)NV....ilLf;;; or Titrittit
- I•trirr
• L'.;14,11, , tyi,oly 7,4
1,4111418,Xit'el
1014:::•Cat .;'•
, • " ,,,••fp IILIlL.iul'T • : !
:VerY, sagortly.the;isamiedsstreets::Of
'the ,City, wi1. Isum wbh the,
t*Irte "-dent*: Care, nLii
Mere ''intiiolitifitt .,t1i'oretiglifaiiiiwill,
-he'..illinninatedr, :at :flight vjtiu. 'the-
filatarent.' Its okli
Picturesque: Walls; and MaisiYest.o*:,,
era are • to be :PidleddoWn; aiicl the:
:city is: tO-shave• ,an adequate 'water
simply, wsitee ..a correepOndent at
J.eruSalena.
Therapidity with which :Orissa's:
l:ekteisding blsrough the
tarn Of he 3ew an•sueli large!,111.11n7.
'hers -to theicity: Of their forefOtherei•
has. seadered these iniprovements,
necessary, ' Indeed, to the" north
wncI:WesIti of the old 'pity there have
asiring 4, *Akin .The last decade,
large:. Jewish , 'coleasieS,o'Populdes
residential Seiltiens, as Wellsas cciru
yenta; IMO:ices, histitittionss:Sphoola.
arid citherbuildings ,With: the: reeulb.
that to -day there:. is .asgreater Jery
miens Without the w011s. than within.
• F.:,e_nr__Sepa49.te4ffirffiS4ty lesitieSt-stres
tripe laid &WM. They will ,arpesart.
froin the. Jaffa Gate,stlie principal
entre:nee into the, city, and riin'ent
side the, city walls through the;
newer pasts of Jerusalem. T•he first,
which will have a length of 'about
.two Miles, will give easy access' to
what may be termed the business
•quarter of the Holy City, while the
second, of similar :length, will link
up the. large Jewish colonies to the
north with the city's principal en-
trance. The third will encircle the
Old city, embracing many o.i its'
most historic sites, such as Gorsion's
*Osilvary,',believed by many scholars
to be the scene of the ,Cruciforion
the Tomb of the Kings, the Mouni
of Olives, and the Valley of je.
hoshaphat. , •
The Road to Bellilehem.
The fourth line will run from the
Jaffa Gate to Bethlehem, some six
miles distant, traversing what is
perhaps the mostsacred thorough-
fare in the world. .it teems with re-
puted holy places -sacred wells,
tombs; and oonvents. The work of
4y1Al',fr the rails is to begin next
April, and according to the terms
of the coneessien, the •syndicate
:have power to extend the lines in
any direction for a distance of some
twenty-five miles.
The city walls, which have a di:-
cm:inference of about three
and rise in places to a height of
32/,'; feet, :are now being ,olfered by
the Government for sale as building
material. It is expected, however;
that efforts , will be ,tnade to save
isolated sections, more pasticularly
the massive towers. Indeed, influ-
ential citizens cif Jerusalem have
formed a society and are approach-
ing the Government with a view to
preserving David's Tower, which
they propose to convert intosa Mu-
seum.
Of- late years Jerusalem has
suf-
farc.d greatly 'from the:want of fresh
water. • With the exee.ption or a
small, quantify brought into the city
ftom the ancient pools or Solomon,
near Bethlehem, by itmans'of a pipe
which rune along the old aqueduct,.
We Holy City iss•entirely dependent
for its water upon the, rainfalls NOV
reservoirs are to be built in the up-
per part of the valley of the Beook-
Cherith at the springs; of Ain Fariah
and Ain .Fouwa.r.; ;here the water
will be stored and brought into the
city as required.
Tele•phones in Holy City.
That Jerusalem is gradually be-
ing Westernized is evident. A few
months ago a watei•-cart was
broughisout from England to water
the roasts, which lied previously
been sprinkled from skins. Then it
W115 only a year ago that the Holy
City was equipped with ell efficient
teleph:one service, while now its po-
lice are to have bicycles.
Then,' not only in Jerusalem, hub
all over the country, modern andth-
ode are being brought into vogue,
On the rich plains of Sharon, lying
between Jaffa and Jerusalem, one
may detect modern harvesting and
reaping ana.chines driven by steam,
as well as threshing machines oper-
ated by Motors. This- ie a 'Mat IIII-
pre;vemetit On the old-fashioned
inethcid. of reaping by hand and
thre,shing out the corn on the primi-
tive thse.shing floors hyostefi. The
extensive -.orange groves around
Jaffa are now being irrigated by
waters, rai.sed by, motor-olsiven
pumps.
At Jaffa the French arc to build
a harbor, whith is certainly badly
needed. A motor -boat has been
plaeed 'ost Seas and simi-
las craft ar'e running upon ther.lor-
'1damsand the Sea of Galilte,-castry-
ing ..botla passengers and freight.
Upon the shores of the latter she,et
of water a lish-ouring and sardine
,fttetory is. to be established.
• , • „
.1?aris:
'17,l1e:lei"C1anaPS which resin/in Iduse
,
at the Miiiielny of the' Interior.
only' bile Of :the anachronisms of
1.10,ris;. for the French, despite their
republican p,rincipleS, •are at heart
essentially conserv,atiye. A year
tWo stnee an enterprising jour-
nalist climovered „that sine of the
• • ,
(mots of the' Palais de justic,e W'15
left ajar every night, .a,nd a dive
among the old re;cords revealed that
fad; that -this partioular door :hati
aofi elni 1). sin;aa, 1912, when Loni
oielltined that it e1soult1 re•
mei». perpetually 'open se 1; h at nay
snbsects may vele justice at all
Kilirs of the day or ni4h.l.
°Ilona e
if,2tJ)A.',0-11%•
' ""• '
teS0,44141.eit .ttr 'the iStory:icit .qcorgo,
'.(.1)bOifit,i).,•:511,. you "itroi3e. ho, o
St:Met': frOinottro,
lnitair; heaslachelitid.:that tired, liah
lese:feelingthat
5551±55 'o'k it. haiti-
ship aci lfe' not, avniallislivings.; the
Sties's,: Of G:e.O,.;141. ,Staescler",:•is weIl'
.hiroWit:yOung anari'of thie pla,C;$
1
" pesisrly.. ten Years,'' Mr.
SI:ander says, `11",saffeasect from sore
back 'end hearlaehes ',1: had a 114a43
,
taste lictysubutili ±0 the;
and 1 was, always
decided that My kiditey,ssistes•s. vse
•0511150 tbItC1
trY got
hialf-a'-closen • Iplikes•• aessisi'hefore
ha,d linished.taking„ theni!,1: was
PletalY 4uaed,: • : • _
"1, advitSe::anyone. suffering,: ab
tO:usse Kaney
Ilealthy"lcisineys . strain • :all' int-
lau:ritiese, :all the seeds...of sliseaie.,
ont ,of., the liked. WeelS'olcidcieY8"
theee inpiaTibi.SS 53 the -.0.06c1,,
alldthii. residt lie_ rieryou,Sisies; tired
faeling 041.<1
Bright?.Disae;' bodd's 'Kidney
Tills •Make-lvealS iidtsey± alrong ana
•.
G1l
EINE'D 11-,,E:j'*!'siBliAt:i A . '
wonion of Seveitty 'Who- Suffers,in
• fts l'ande of Freedom,.
"Babushka," the Russian word
tor "little grand/imams". is the
half-endeaxing, halfSrespectful name
applied by revolutionaries to' Mme.
Katherine 13seshk.ovsky, whose re -
:cent attempt to escape ,from her
living tomb in Siberia, created such
sfir..,
A large number or Russian refu-
„gees in London assembled recently -
to eelebrate "Babushka's" seven-
tieth birthday, and a. wonderful.
story was unfolded by numerous
speakers, marshalled by M. Kuno-
viteh, himeelf a celebrated revolu-
tionary, who escaped front Siberia
a few ;Veal's ago.
Though hornin a well -bo -do fams
ily, and Married to a Liberal land-
owner, Mane. BreshIcovsky dicl ri.;ot
hesitate to forsake her husband and
her children to enter the ranks of
the first "propagandists" among
the ,peasantrY. That was in the
early seventies.
For doing this she was arrested,
kept ±0 prison Ids three years, end
the arraigned with 303 Others be-
fore a special tribunal, which sent
her to the Siberian mines for foul.
years. In 18331 she made hes escape,
but Was eaaght and sentenced once.
more to four years' hard labor,
with subseqnent settlement in :Si:
heria for life.
But no amount of hardship and
vile treatment clould break her in-
domitable spirit, and in 1897 she
simply took thestrain back to Rus-
sia, and, ignoring the authorities,
helped ts1 establisk the Revolution
ary Socialist party. Subsequently
she,isnclesteolc a leetuse tour to the
United States tO obtain funds for
the "Cause."' • , -
Her arrest i» 1907 ftillewed on the
denunciation of thc notorious spy
and, agent -provocateur A zeff, At,
:reigned; once more-thistime with
M. Nich;olas Tehaykovsky-she was
concissun;d1 in 1910 to banishment to
Siberia. Though an old woman,
bsoken in health, ,she made a daring
attempt to escape in December last
,
P WA ID STA
• A fter Changing to Poston).
Many a tal•ented person iskept
back because of the intee•ferente of
tea. Or COITee WM the nourishment
of the body. •
This is esp,ecially • SO with those
whose nerves are very sensitive, as
is often the ease with talented pet -
seas. 'There is' a simple, ;easy way
to get sid of tea and eoffee troubles,
and a lady's experience along these
limes is worth considering: She
SayS
"Manes& from the beg•inning sir
he use of coffee ,jt hurtsmy sto-
mach, By the ailacs1 was fifteen, I
was &Most a nerimus wreck, nerves
all unstrung, no strength 'tn..endure"
the most 'trivial thing, either' work
'There Was scareselyariPsit.ings.
eat that tvoliTd agree with
Inc. The little 1 dad .eat seemed to
give nio ,mors trouble than it web
worth, 3, was literally starving;
was so weak I could not sit up long
at, a time. ' • ,
, "It WAS then a frie,nd brouglittne
a hot cap or Peettun. :I -drank part
of it .;and: after, an :hots)* I fell ars"
though I had bad something to eat
-feltstrengthened, 'That Wee about
five years ago,and gates:continuing
Postum in Place Of coffee and gna,-
.getting, sisonget, 'to -day I
earl eat :and digest anything want,
walk as much as I want. My nerVe,s
the, Dist thing thatsdici
,
Aim any go:°:(1, 51 13 gave ses 3115 ,np-
'Ward start wa,e'Poettim, ;end 1 use
altogether now instead or etiffee."
Name given Canadian 1? 00(35531
Co., Windsor, 001. •
Posintut ntiw oomes in two forms;
Regtdar Poet:Din mast be well
b,oiled. 15a aim). 250 packages.
n eta n i; Post in -is a soluble, pow -
des. A 00115epoosi±0 3 ,t1 WWI hti quick-
ly in a cup of hob Weter and, with
(11 00011 11514 sugar m alma" a delicious
beverage instailtiY• 300 and ti00
: The cost Pet cup •of both kinds is
ahout the OUT'
'T13 e:a's a Ileitsen'' ros P 041.1111.
• -Sold by Gorer.
141'43 'WU(fl AJt1 EXPEN1V:E.-
:MlOtelltlster:stkilltitilinll
"
IgefiCheeters,Otiatdian'hil,4:lieeli, jTv
ng ahis40001ikqjhe J1l01fS3Ou 513'
tifirorilailate:_kslticfb ±0 gsve It) clnk
•Il30lsfs•0as,;(l40'0u:i4.i.O*Pe411Filv •
:4ifS,•'"14g3Cor
to. ;country lio.uses;, :esneeiallY: 441;
,Chri,staitte;:•kociav t. their
sniag iv<.$114.1;c1-..
have: •liefen equally; content. with a,
lialf-crown box' of -Soldieis,'
wais re -
(101)133' preSented . With a' .5,40
ituan-
of-trb,', bbs donor's regrets that lie
had net been •alsle,: to •get - com-
plete with. gone' (CoOting a solid Min-
, ,
sired guineas) being,reoelived with,
quite Mild disclaimers by the ernall
hoy'S ,Parents.; :The"tiniestellildten
are presented with, suchthings' aa
grocer'shops completely ',fitted and
obstia4 a .611141 ,f,ti•rtutte-, and 'expens
sivameelsaniCal toys. • s
. Added to this, the appalling faah-
ion Of jewellery for :children has
come over from America, andthe
dattgliters, of American peereses a-nd
others poSsess complete ,in,iniature
CaseCtincl,7eXpensive,'if biny,
ings, lir ookrAst, :thewrik.or.
quotes a deseription ef tWO Of -the
was Trinee.selif Wales) playing 114:-.
y ±0 bbs gart ea ,. togrnoie *ibli
'llettp spades eind:buCkets,'
liresumably- t.hey had any ,tays they
0011141 Wish for. Every ipossee.2,01. ,01
it nursery will appteciate tite truth
of ..the moral. The over -expensive
toy kills imagination by leaving
noithing .to it, and. 11 is just in the
exercise 'bf. that,. a true
child so inah delighta.
A MOTHER'S PRAISE OF
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
Mrs. Fred Tinkham, South Ca-
naan, N.S., writes :-"Please send
roe another box ,of Baby's Own
Tablets as I dc, not care te be with-
out them I have used them re-
peatedly and consider them the hest
me;dieine in the world fer
ones:" Thensande of other moth-
ers eay the same thing. The tab-
lets Mire all the minor ills of child-
hood such as constipation, sour
stomach, colic, colds, simple fevers,
etc., and are guaranteed to be abso-
lutely safe. Sold by medicine deal-
ers or by Mail at 25 cents •a. boat
from The Dr. Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
A LC 0 II OL v. MEMORY:
Number 40' i•isperinteuis With Rom
And 'Memory Tried.
. Dr. Smith, of Heidelberg, Ger-
many, has oecently conducted so.ms
experiments which show how thor-
oughly alcohol disttarbs the mem-
ory. A flambee ' persons weve
giltell three or four glasses of beer
a day and required to memorize
certain sentences, and write them
down CD paper. Haff a dozen ex-
periments were made with each 'per-
son. No :sentence was longer than
four lines. The person was given
the sentence and told to go and
write it out; in fifteen Or twenty
minittes ,bentebee was given
and the process repeated.
' For bU,Enty days those experi-
ments' were carried on. The same
amount of beer was- given daily:
After the sixth ckey the errors a,atl
tosses in mensory ineteitaccl; and on
the twentieth day the losses
a me n te d to 70 pee certt. ; that' is ,,,
in one himdsed experiments over
seventy of them were erpors and
mistakes. The faults of mentei•y
steadily increased. The first day's
experiments showe,c1 a small amount,
of error. Then there was a steady
iner,e;ase. _
, This experiMent confirms Profes-
'soy Kreepelin's testa of remember-
ing n um b e Ts , and words. He found
that without alcohol one hundred
figures: con.ld be remembered after
forty repetitions, an average of •two
and a half numbers to each repeti-
tion. Vith alcohol the same perstra
could , only ern emb e sixty figures
after sixty repetitious', an average
of ,ond »amber for :each repetition.
This: showed a dimi:eittion cif nor-
mal memory to the extent of over
40 per cent. '
In every day life, w,here accuracy
ofmernory is ,called for, it is a corn -
mon fact that alcohol' dijnkers are,
the most unncliable., Events which
the person had intense interest in
se,esned tp • make *title - or no im-
pression 'on :the brain when' an,der
th,e influence of spirits, ',and only
with difficulty could be recalled.
Even when remembered they were.
-clistonted and inaccurate. ,
'These .c.xperiments bring out the
a:etonishing fact that the memory,.
of all the brain functions, suffers,
stied pronolincesily: from the 1.1f5e, of
alenhal, n
iiilpless, from- ltiumatistn
Gin Pills Give 1-rotlipt Relief 311Y
'Curio 4 The 1idneys.
' Mr.' Samtiel "Ltinginore, or' 5Ioni•re61,
saYs: us't a' word of praise for Glaq
..1.boat fifteen 'months ago
,citandinht walk across by roomr.suffer-
Nig ,SeVerely. with Rheumatics 0 tuok
GIN PILLS and beoame unite well: Two
mouths ago, Et had Rheumatic • pains
with Neuralgia,' 0, resorted" to GIN
PILLS again, rot, one week and,became
tiOc. Bok, 6 -for $2.50. Sample :tree
if you write National' Drug & Chemical
Ch. of Canada, Limited, Toronto,
; Not Vi 'Jo
Worlsruati-Iive gotten married
sis, anti ,f'd like you to raise my
wages, ; , • •-
ilfanployer---Very sossy for you,
but I'm onl.y responsible fps
abci-
?en1t that: oecu r in 'the wdsks.
'Minard,s, Liniment Relieves Netiralgia.
Pay ste 'eon go,,,but save enough
tb pay for a return ticket.
'C'eases
. •
. Evory Citrod
JUST BUB O'N OtD-TIME ''NERVI,
- LINE," •
..' Net dr51S Jitside! ` •
•
ail/fur stiffness' that makeS,yott.
Y'elp.sworse than a' kicked dog bo
-curetl-eured, for %ti- certainty, and ,
-7f0i4kly',•11:56;lf ybii just'sith on Neuf:
Nervipi :sr:101i, '132,10 •the
'63iOti'rlahdots,'oriNver thlaSe testured
muscle's, 'do this and -1,11-6 pain Will go.
YOU flee Nerviline is thin, not oily.
ThfirefOre it sinks in, 45 penetrates
through the tissues, it gets 'right to
those stiff, :lose muscles and irritated
nerves that make yeti dance with, pain.
You'll get alinoet instant relief 00311
muscle, soreness,' stiffness, aching
joints, lameness or rheumatism by
rubbing with Nerviline. . it's a south.
ing • liniment, and doeen't•« blister,
doesn't burn or. evqn stain the skin,
lt's the most harmless cure, in the
worid-for Lumbago, Back Strain or
Sciatica. It takes away the' ache at
cince and ends year misery quickly.
Now quit complaining--cloret Stiffer
another day,-Nerviline, that good,
soothing ohl•timesliniment will limber'
you Up mighty quick. Gat busy to-
day, the large 50e. family size bottle
is the most economical, of course, the
trial size costs' but 25e. Any dealer
anywhere can supply Nerviline,
,
. To Celebrate ilannoeldsurn.
,
Greatarrangements are 'being put
forward in Se,otland for the celebra-
tieff' ethOssix, bandredtkanniger-,
sassy of tile battle of Bannockburn
this year, and a committee,- which
was appointed by' associations and
Publm bodies representative of,
Scottish national feeling, has issued
a report of its proposals. 'One of
the intentions of the committee is to
erect a permanent ;memorial on the
field ot the battle, It is suggested
that several acres of land should he
bought roand the: I3orestone on the
field' of Bannockburn., to be laid! out
as a public park. A national holiday
is expected to be proclaimed
throughout Scotland on the anni-
versary of the battle, Wednesday,
Jlinli 24. •
' Free Lnitelies in England.
The free Innch has never been
properly tried in England -chips of
cheese and' very dry .bis.calits being
as far as it has gone, But one
comes across occasionally hostel-
ries where the price charged for a
good square:meal is reduced almost
to :vanishing point. This writer
passes every clay two establishments
that are carrying on a :friendly war
as to which -shall give the cheapest
dinner. As it stands at present,
one advertises, "cut off the joint,
two vegetables, and bre,ad and
cheese, tor 5d," while the other is
a short head _behind with "a good
old Englieli dinner for 6d.''
Stop Sneezing
- Quit Sniffeling
Cure Your Cold
THE SOOTHING VAPORS OF CA-
TARRHOZONE ERNS INSTAN- •
TANEOUS RELJEF.,
Thousands of Testimonials Proire That
Catarrhozone Cures Permanently.
when germs attack tie lining of the
nose, make you sneeze,andsgam-when
later on they infest the bronchial
tubes, -how can you follow them with
a cough syrup ?
You can't do it -that's all. Cough
syrup go to the stomach -that's why
they 11511. •
But Catarrhozone goes everywhere
-gets right after the germs -kills
them -heals the soveness•-euses the
in Stamina tion -makes Catarrh disap-
pear.
"Nothing I have ever used gives the
warm, soothing sensation of Catarrh -
ozone," writes Isabel Pry, oE Seguin
Palls, Ont. "I was i11 a frightful waY
avail catarrh -of the nose and throat -
had droppings, hard breathing, bad
breath and indigestion. Catarrhosone
relieved at once and cured nte thor.
°uglily. It is invaluable ia colds, sore
throat and bronchial trouble." Not
difficult for Caterrhozone to cure,:be-
cause it contains the essences of pine
balsams and other autisepties that
simplyeinean death to catarrh. Large
size costs $1.00, and contains two
menthe' treatment; smaller sizes 26c.
and 50c., ail druggists and storekeep-
ers of The Catarrhozone Co., Buffalo,
N.Y., and Kingston, Canada.
Ills Ambition.
The minister was making friends
with Willie, his host's sob. "And
how old are vou ?'' he asked, ; "I'm
five,'' Said 'Ah, quite a
little man 1 And what am you go-
ing to be?". questioned the mini-
ster, ,w.ho has been in the ministry
SD many years thane now believes
that he selected his own career in
the cradle, and that all infants do
likewise. `Tin going to be six,"
Willie .re turned.
jaidging by .A ppearaneeii.
Have you, called on the new
preacher's wife yet 1''
`'No. Have you?"
- "Fes ;,I was thee yesterday.
gaess he must have married her for
her mOney."-
"'Did 41he say anyllaing about hav.
ing a rich father?",
"No ; but they have a rug 00 tlie
living room floor that mast imve
cost'at'least $40.''
'1341111 .&80t3tllbflf
s herel.ity, who three
31555 agoJofh,Mpl'bosroo wihh 011)3(3
assistante 3101;c1;15 'string el 18 patrielri
to eziplere,:the ,Norther:i.
of .11.1te•titalia. •si.1.111,0
0'3003 In'01414.a.
be liaelataen,engstied 'on survey work
,1-40-.116±1111-
th.
e of .tlie POtio-W
wise,iie,.thease ls 5 likelilsdati of a, liar,
b'Or.being„in.ado develicP-
rliecrub3tud possibly es naVal,
laaVing Captai,i
Barclay' :nOW ,1.0' years oil, age,
.tastaselleti over; 8S000r;Ml es .ans,',0).-
apiated,p,dno miles nf'edastline.'
thinks the:Asa:41.00.373'. distine.tly a
White inen'e
Lads, Wrier Wise.
isave just been told, .writesti
•cerrsisp,Ontlent of thelsanclon
Chroniele, the story of i. jo,dy of
title who lately beard that a suffra-
gette attack Was meditated !so:lapel
her .cetintry h,ousta: Instead :of go-
ing 'into hysterics, suinmentiag the
police,: ands seating a guard tinvol
the premises, she quietly forwarcled
a 'substantial eontribution ths
heasiqua.rte.rs. of the militants. And
now she feel)S, safe. Even the wild-
est .5 the. wild wcimen" wotild scorn
to dasaage property -of a, siapporter.
Women i7jth Sallow Skin
Hero is a Good Treatment !
"I'fou Get Results' Quickly.
Womanly beauty is largely the out-
ward expression of health.
Every woman with pale cheeks and
poor , complexion needs -medicine-
needs a potent tonic to.regulate her
•
sYstoemtn
Tne up the stomach -to insure
good digestion -to give new life and
vitality to the whole system -where is
there a_ remedy like Dr. Hamilton's
Pills? ,
Dr. Hamilton's Pills enable you to
eat what you like --they correct con-
s tipation--malce nourishing blood -
instil force and vim.Into a run-down
system.
If nervous and can't sleep, your re-
medy is 'Dr. Hamilton's Pills, -they
search out the cause of your condition
and you rise in the morning refreshed,
strong, vigorous, ready for the day's
work.
Dr. Hamilton asks every weak and
debilitated person to use his Mandrake
and Butternut Pins. They make old
folks feel young, and weak folks feel
strong. Their effects upon insonania
and langour is anarvenous. Hundreds
declare they soothe and quiet the
nervee so that a good night's rest al-
ways .follow their use.
To look well, to feel well, to keep
well, use Dr. Hainilton's Pills. They
are mild, cleansing, strengthening -
good for the young or old, Sold by all
dealers in 25e. boxes.
G !JEST WHO DOESN'T PAY.
Hotel :Keepers iii japan Give 131113
Broom Treatment.
If a guest leaves a ,Japanese hotel
without paying his hill, a broom is
dressed up, has name, is attached to
it, and it is inverted as a sign of
disrespect, says W. L. Hildburgh.
Complaint, he added, is then
made to the figure, and it is order-
ed to bring the money next day.
Farmers heat beans to find out
what the weather is going to be, and
sacrifice a black horse if they want
rain. Paper amulets are used dur-
ing thunderstorms, and shopkeep-
ers at the end of ,each year conduct
demon -dispelling ceremonies.
To avoid litigation the person
who fears it bath.es in the twilight
on the fourth day of the fourth
month. In villages wells are eover-
ed over during eclipses of the moon,
as the people believe that poison
drops from the sky at that time.
consider MINA RlYS L EN tAITINT
the 13E1)33 Liniment. in use,
got iny foot badly Jammed latelY.
1" bathed it Well with IVIENARTYS LINI-
MENT, and 11 was as well as ever next
day.
. 'Yours very truly,
Ct. ilfellalf,f,EN,
Winkle-"IViy wife would make a
good -member of 1 arliament.
Hinkle -'`Why 1" Winkle --``She's
always intsochicing bills into the
;house."
Plleg Cured 15 6 to 14 Daps
Druggists refund money 10 rAzo
0INT5IENT fails to cur. Itching,
or Protruding Piles. Virst application
gives relief. liec,
Sonue surgeous manage to carve
out big fortunes.
•
atinard's Liniment Cures Burns, eta
jifirS RCHO011Se.
Because of .her own good looks,
Mrs. Hatch felt she married be-
neath her When she "took up" with
oneeyed Sinn. For six: Menths she
Was faithful te ,her r vow never -to
twit, her !husband about laiS deform -
±03:; then, one clay; • her shoal)
tongue got the better of hos. .
Jirn )isstened: quietly to ho
eStintate Of himself. nhriell' and
otherwise, he spoke at,
. last, in his calm voice. ou te 51
Constipation-'-
s
is an enemy within the camp. It will
undermine the strongest constitution
and ruin the most vigorous health.
IS leads to indigestion, biliousness •
impure blood, bad complexion, sick
headaches, and is one•of the most
. frequent causes of appendicitis. To
neglect it is sloW suicide. Dr Morse's
Indian Root Pills positively cute
Constipation. They are entirely
vemtable in composition anti do not
sic ten, weaken or gripe. Prennve
your heult ri by taking
Dr. morse's "
IndiucAra Ekocot
RD. 4. 14.481111
•
wife now, brit if 1'4 had two eyee,
T'ci ';a/ looked furcl;er,"
'
`Your fatties has- is lot, of vety
finc thicken,'' observed ilia young
mast. r`Bas 11 1 ititnibabons?''
No," sai•I the SWee(3 young thing
jest hosee from boerding,eiciaool,
"I taii-nlc Reeks."
"AV]] h. v el y a ton 1) I x ic
liTsresiit has!" "'Dist iso'!to eoifl-
piox I on, ' step ed 21313 ,g1/155,
`That is sileguise,"
A 11' ready bakdid1
tY alliceLY wtPlu
mealy -sand full
ilavmed, Heating
only is necessary.
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•04ust nowtatilt
'PARMI FOR SALL
B. W. DAWSON, Ninety Collier.. Stro.t.
Toronto.
55"g8t!" sr,(1,',;i'101r.°1.-BuoT.
write W, Dawson, Brampton, sr 15
Colborne St., Toronto r
15 W. DAWSON, COIDOrn o St., Toronto.
WANT,ED,
GENTS POI/. WEATUER
env?, low rates, liberal commission.
Allbly. The Canada Weather Insurance
Cm n ny. Toronto.
. NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE.'
(:01) WEEBiLY IN smarE TOWN 114
i'orlr County. Stationery and Book
Easiness in connection. Price onlE
4,000. Terms liberal, Wilson Publish-
ing Company,73. West Adelaide Street.
'
ONSCELLANSODI
AN cga, 1.18101i5. 51.1113.5, BTU-.
. internal and external, cured with.
OO t' pain by our home treatment, Write.
es berate .-the• late. Dr. 'Dellinao Bectl'oal
Bellingtyand., Ont.
or a litorse:
• Sctve a horse and you
"won't have to boy one.
Don't sell Or destroy any
horse on account of
Spavin, erfant, Ringhone,.
Curb,eprainsorLameness,
epend aim dollar for a
bottle. .
KENDALL'S.
SPAVIN CURE
has Raved a great ninny horses -ltes'plit
them hack to \rod,, even after they have
'been give. op, Over 35 years of success.
have proved its valne.
Mr. 1.5, Of01101 of St. Ms, Que..
.r.stwc.
•'t .11M111,1r6loolitig,ynst
Owe for many youta, tk1045500141,
'0311resSlIe
Uut SovItt Case at
oltuggine4. Prle, yer
1410, 01,11(00 for faMO, '.,1.
're.l,co, 111, llowerro, 11
druggists or Iron,
Dr. Et, J. Kendall Co.,
Dustin Falls,Vermantli.S.A.
•
Be Careful.
"Now 1 want you to be careful,"
said a barrister to the witness.
"Rave you ever been a bankrupt?"
"No," was the answer. ``Again
ruitqt warn you to be careful. Did
you ever .stop payment ?" "Yes."
"Alt 1" exclaimed the counsel. “I
thought 1 should get :at it at last:
When did that !happen?" "After
I had paid all 1 owed!"
only Ono "snow° QUININE'.
To get the genuine, eall for 1'01 name,
LAXATIVE .1)1401110 QUININE. Leoic
for signature of I/ W. GROVE. Curea
a Cola in (Inc DaY, 25a
Parks the Purist.
Marks --I'm looking for a good
place to eat. Do you know any!
Parks -I know some good places,
but they are n_ot
Try Murine Eye Remedy
If you have Red, Weak, Watery Byes
If.,r Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't- Smart
-Soothes Eye Pain, Druggists Sell
Mmine Bye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, 50c.
Muslim Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes,
25c, 50c. Eye Books Free by Mail.
An Sys Tonic Gooti for Alf Eyes that Wood Caro
Morino Eye litemedy Co,. Chieng0
Feminine curiosity makes liars
of many an otherwise truilifal man.
biluard's Liniment tar sale everywhere.
The Beasiest Way,
Joe -What is the easiest way to
ch•ive a nail without smasihing my
fingers?
Josephine -Hold the hammer in
hells hands.• --
REMEMBER! The ointment
you put on your child's skin gets
into the system just as surely as
fOod the child eats. Don't let
impure fats and mineral coloring
matter (such as snarly of the
cheap ointments contain) get
into your child's blood Zam-
Buk is purely herbal. No pois-
onous coloring. Use it always.
50c. Box al All Druggists and Stores.
FT.11 ILOR aC)
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