The Clinton News Record, 1914-05-21, Page 3SI.I.FFERERS FROM
PAINFUL RHEUMATISM
Liniments of No Avall-T-Must
11,4 -be :cured Through the Blood
aro there sic). many failures
tile.' treatment of rheumatism.q
are.se many sufferete resigned
to a11a of path, despairinq of a
.0tir e
.secause rheithratiem defie,s any
treatmeitt that, does not build. up
Mid PurIfy the blood; il'he p.oisenS
rhintnatlsrfl. a:ren the blood,
tinci It is only through the Wee]
t the di.Seaa ean be fou.alit save-
.
6eoefu11y; •Tinless the blood ie Weak
and Impure rheumatisin cannot get
toothold. When it does the thin
itad intintre' b;loed i not' strong
tknough to Overe:ame the imasons
,tt.hya, It must be, Strengthened
,puriiVad: Dr, Willieaee' Pink
Pees or Pale People are bilLO beat
blood -betiding medicine you omit
bileta, They make new Mood wit•h
@eery'deem aid Promptly check fee-
. 6her pregrese:of the disease. They
ineke,the elooci SO pure, 1311d strong
beet not:the lea* trace of theme -
tient rernAks Mr R. J. eieclair,
geehite, N.S., says; , "About twe.,
-enisare ego I was laid, up with rheu-
Matiadoe For two menthe I ocosid
.uct„walk, and Itari ,,bo..staF in en
eitieeltd's ;chair., • My feet werebad-
ly swollen and- iny ernes esented to
be nterelezedeI had been using
dootorts, medielee for. A long tame,
but it did net eeern to help me, and
• the &Meer finally fold me 'that the
only thing theta would cure ni
would be a cheage of climate.
tele time I deoloded to give De. Wile
!lame' Pink Pills a. erial and got a
supply. After I had taken them
Lar a while I found they were 'help-
ing, me, and I got a .furtilier supply
and they 'completely cured me, and
here not been sick tame ditty elate.
I geongly reoommend Dr. Wel-
lierms' Pink Pills for this trouble."
You ean get these Pills from. aiey
dealer in medicines ros• by' mate
post pitid, at 50 cents a box OT six
boxes for $2.50 by writing The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brookville,
• Oat.
GIVE CHILD HEART DISEASE.
Rheumatic Microbe Causes 350 Out
(.- .of 500 Cases.
Itheurnatiem is a preventible dis-
ease, accordarag to D. Boynton, mem
Metered recently at tlei Institute
oE HygieneLondon.. By rheum.-
fiem ke not, only meant ehe terribly
painful eiteate ia the joints., but
the Itegennings of it in lettle chile
erne
"The 'Ilieetase rheumatism' " he
said, '"e 'btm
ook en as essentially
an infeetion with a micro organism
—a minute streptococcus or cliple-
, eoecue." He ehowed lantern slides
to peeve htba. oontention. Then he
went on tio point out that these lit-
tle 'seed's ,-of, future trouble were
'— seem everywhere in-oer greet cedes,.
d- bliab the erg effeets 'they pre-
duege 'were on quite young children,
meetly in the Donn of heart disease.
Of course, theumatient: is net the
,only ortime of tweet tatouble in clan-
, dren who are less lame tweeve yeses
of age, bet Dr. Poembon's, notebook
shove that of 500 'armee in which a
•i""IP:,feark was aifeeted 350 'could be
traced to theufmatism.
The infection eeeins to be every-
where, dint there are CO Pbabil condi-
tions that make a Child very reeep-
tive. Fent et all, Dr. Poynton
puts poverty, for the' disease is
netch •moet: frequene in early life
, tuner:get' the poorer Magee. Next
. °cafes heredity, and aeter that
• mete. Be does not think that (bet
• -has ene..beering upon the outtalk:a
of disease in eileldhood, though pos-
• sibly later in .life ib rimy peochtee
some altertatien en the beheviour of
the infection.
G AD V ERTI SE KENT
Glow of Health Speaks for Postum.
requiree no 'scientific training
to etiecoven whethee tea axle coffee
disagree. -
Simply stop both for a time and
use Postale instead, then note the
beneficial effects,. The truth will
,appear.
"Six years Ago I was in a vary
• bad cendition, writes a lady. "1
.suffered from- indigeetien, nervous -
nets anti in eoenniat
`..t1 vets then eneavetereee eoffee
. drinker, 'but it was long befoee I
•' .could be peemeded that it was cof-
• fee that hint me. Finally I decided
to leave it. off a few daye and fine
• ent the teeth." (Tea. is jamb es in-
jurione Itecause 1± contafies the
• eeme drug, oeffeine.)
."The fiest morning'I left, off coffee
I had a raging headache, so I de-
• cided 1 =nab have sot/he/thing to
• taketleepla.ee of eoffee." (The head-
ache Was ceased by the reeetion of
.the coffee drug—caffeine.)
• "Having heard of Poetem
•threugh a friend who, used it, 1
• 'bought a peckage and tried it. I
'did not like it at fleet, but after I
}earned 6310,W to make it right, ac-
,00rding to directions on pkg.'I
Waled •not ehange beck coffee for
.anythieg.
".Witen I began to ese, Postum I
• weighed only 117 les. Now I weigb
170, and ea L have not 'taken' any
genie in that tene I men only cadre-
• -blithe My Present eeocl health to the
use of Postum in piece of coffee.
"My 'euteliend says I ain a living
aticlvereleement for Pesten:et '
Kamo given by the - Canadian
Beaune Clo., Windsor„ One.
Peetten now comes an two eertne
Regular Postuut meg be ,well
boiled, 15o ane 25c packages.
• Instant Postunt—is w eoluble pow-
• deat. A tempoonful dissolves quick
ly e cup of het 'water and, with
.cream and eoger, makes a• detienus
leverage, instantly. ,30o end 50o,
The:coet per cap of both kinds 1
sellout the
"Theme: a. Reason", for POISIbltin
--eole by Geocerst
ILVIII) WATER FOlt TEETH.
Rail Teeth Causti Defective Eyesight
' --Soft Water Areas.
' Probably it will be news to most
people that the .condition, " of the
teeth —especiall§ of • 411th-ea—is
governed to a laaige 'extent by 'the
character of the water • habitualiy
drunk. In localities where the wa-
bi3T iharti"—that is, eontainiws a
high percentage. of • is,
is
much less demand for tile services
• •dentifils, than 'Acre the main sup-
ply of drin11.6no• water is,
. This mIght" rtave boep smipeeted,
atlims enters largely into the
,of toeth, but lb is only re-
cen• tly that the matter brae been set-,
tied.'by seisptific ininestigation. The'
inquiry grew out of observations of
the. Widespread'.prevelefice of
"teleeerles' --decayed spolte in teeth
teeth -tong eelteol children in Eng -
lend.. • There, :as in this oonnerY:'
More and niere abtention is being.
given to bite eonditiori of IlAmaol-
ehildien'e teeth because of the dis-
astrous effects of had teeth upon,
'the getteral health. •, •
Children who appear badly Latour-
rerely home sound teeth. Bed
teeth :needy always cause digestive
&gut -beaten and in :the ecterse of
time may be respensiele foe defee-
-dye eyesighes which -so often makes
backward pepile of children who are
flannelly emight and :capable at
their lessona •7
Die suipieionethAt :the thareeter
of the water habetuelly drunk hais
much to do with the condition of the
teeth was timely justified. The in-
quiry was very thorough, being case-
dected in localities supplying wafter
of total hardness, of temporary
haninees gel of permanent herd -
Under e.ach of these conditions
the children examined numbered
eighty'. The pereentago of 1113436,6
having four or more decayed teeth
varied in a most convincing manner
aeoeirding to the hardness of the
water supplied in bhelr leettlity, the
remark of the inveattigato,r teeing
emphatic that:
• "The harder the water the better
the teethe'
It wae alto Sound that ",titio lower
the infant rnoatality"—the smaller
the pereentage of deaths in infa:ney
—"the better the teeth."
WHAT MOTHERS SAY
• OF BABY'S OWN TABLETS
• Thousturele of mothere use no obher
medicine for their little ones but
Baby's Oven Tablets. Once a mother
has used tee Tablets she will use DO
other medicine. Conoerning them
Mrs. Geo. 1V1. Binne, Clifford, Ont.,
writes.: "Enclosed find twenty-five
cents for anther box of Baby's
Own, Teblets, se I would not bo
without (hem. When baby is crate
and ailing 1 eve him a tablet or
two and he is soon well and happy
again. I know nem other medietne
to eqeal them and find them fax
superior to Castor oil." • The Tab-
lets are sold by medicine doelees OT
by mail at 25 cents a box from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brook-
ville, Ont.
'
CO-OPERATION IN RUSSIA.
Great Development of Mutual Soci-
eties of All Kinds.
It is probably not generally
known thee Itusge ranks emend
'atnong the countries of the eerie
with respect to the number of co-
operative societies within its ter-
ritory, being surpassed only by
Germany, The co-eperetive me:ve-
lem:It began in Russia in 1865 when
the first boat t and savings eaoiety
werc founded. But tele reel devel-
opment of the different beariehice of
co-operation has taken place only
during the past ten yeas's. In 1913,
there were in Russia no lees than
12,500 co-operative credit societies
(of which 3,300 WeND Schulze -De -
Meseta ()meal banks); 1,500 distribu-
tive e,900 aericeeteral so-
cieties and co-operative agnioultur-
al societies; 600 co -operative socie-
ties for production; 500 co-operative
graneriee and 2,500 dairies. These
figures, it meet be added, Defoe to
Rueele, excluetve of Finland, where
there ere MOTO that), 2,000 societies
with at least 250,000 anembeee
About e ehousaad of these are co-
operative ceedet staceedeee neaelY
400 ere coaoperetive dairies; strel
e00 are co -'operative societiee Inc
the uee of agricultural nmehenery,
etc. Altogether, therefore, there
are al; the present day in Russia
seme 30,600 co-operative societies.
Thie very oonsiderable .develop.
trent is dee to a number of eausee.
There hes without doubt' been an
awakeeing of the working classes,
and eepecially of the agricultarel
classes, to a consciouseese of thei-r
common ketereets end a re aeizetion
of the value of sell -help, There are
in the country districts many people
of .superior intelligence, and it is
through their efferts, that matey
ferent co-epee:Wive institutionhave
been founded.
During tee late ten years,
the ruling elaeses heve seen oleaele
tee n e cessity foe encrothreetaig the
development of the co - op matt ve
movement. Reneet lame and trieas
some relating to co-operate:in which
have deans exile effect ere the fel-
toeing : (a) • laws on cosoperetive
medit of ithe years 1895, 1904 aed.
1910: (b) model rules of the eerie
Every Town And
,Village In Canada
11A.$ SOMEONE' CURED BY
1)01)D'S KIDNEY PILLS.
Mr. E. frandlie Tells How They.
Sent Dim Bach to :Work end
Saved 1 ilin 3litehelloney..
Vonlorugh, Ont,, Ivlay itit-(Spe-
cial).0ne. more man lutt proved to
his entiro s.atisfaciiiion that the one
sure cure for sore hack is Dedd's
Icittl'atiy PIUS. That man is Mr. E.
Handke, a well-known resident of
this place, and he is telling his
friends that Docie's Kidney Pills
eaved him muoli lost bisase, andesuf-
teeing as well. ,
"1 was laid up with eore beck,"
Mr. Handke seys. "At timet I was
net able ‚to get up in the morning.
But- by the time I lied taken one
box ef Dode's Kiduey Pills I found
that the pain was getting less, and
by the time I Met taker: six boxes
I wee ell right and able to go ho
work again. '
"I want to say to any men who
suffers Lean wee back that Doices
Kidney Pillars the only remedy
I would reeemmend. They saved
me a large dootor's bill and mach
ket ' -
Sore back is :me of the symptoms
eef Kideey Disease. The naltaral
way to care, it is to cure the eick
Etidneye. ,Dedcre ICienee,Pills mire
et& Kidney's. If you haven't teied-
them yourself, ask your neighbeis,
Every neighborhood in Cenecle, has
some men or woman who bas been
cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills.
. sAvEti FROM THY 'PIDE.
Swinburne Had Narrow Escape
Front Drowning.
Algernon Ohairles 'Swinburne, the
English poet, eeemed imartune from
eI1 the maladies that 'pursue unfor-
bunaite mankind. Writing of Swin-
berme in "Portreits and Sketches,"
Mr. ilanund Gosse says that he dad
not know fatigue; his agility and
beighthess were untiring. His oesue-
age and zest as a bather were su-
perb. When, he WalS, a. very little
thee, his father, the admiral, had
taught him to ha fearless (the we. -
ter, by taking hini up in his arms
aind flinging him among the waves.
At Dton, says his.cousin, ".Ailgeraion
could swim forever." Yet, us a,
yeung man, he had a very narrow
escape from (troweling.
Swinberne was a daring bather,
anti he loved to go to Eteetat be-
cause the opportunities for swim-
ming in the wee were so ,exeellenit
there. 031 • a, certain Friday in the
late summer, INS,about ten
o'clock in the morning; the poet
went alone to a isolitary point on
tho eastern side of th oplage, the
Porte d'Ameate (foe there is no real
harbor at. Etretet), took off, his
clothes, and leaned ie as was his
wont. A few minutes leen e mein
called Coquerel, who WAR on the
outlook at the setnaphone, at the
foot of the cliffs on easteen gee
of the bay, heerd cries foe help and
piercing 'scream,
• He climbed up on a ehalk rook,
and saw that a fevimmer, -who had
been eaaget by the tid,e which rune
very swiftly a that place, was be-
ing hurried out to sea, in epito of
Isis violent struggles. As it availati.-
.
possible for Coquet -el etc do any.
thing else bo help the drowning
man, he started to race along the
,shere to- Etretat, when he sew the
Merie-Merthe, one of the fishing
smacks of the village, come round
,the point. Coquerel -oaI]ed to the
boatman, and directed him to the
drifting and Shouting man.
The captain of the smack very
quickly -underetood the eitutubion,
and followed the poete who no long-
er eteuggled, but supported him-
self by floating on the surfaee of the
tide. The water wits htterying him
along.se 'swiftly thee the beet could
nob plek him up until it hull remelt
ed is point at mile to the northeast
of the- eastern point,of Ethriettut.
The fteliermen, whose nana.e. was
Valnin, drew the pot out of the
water. Captain Vallie was not :much
lose .astenished at his capture then
the Icerians were at theirs, for
Sevinbuerie displayed his ulnae 'viva-
city. Tip weather was et:claim;
the eesouers rubbed the poet's hedy
with ;their horny hands, end then
they wrapped him in a spair
over wide), his sane of orange -
ruddy heir wee spread to dry. He
begat.' to preach to the ceptain and
hie men, who eurrountlecl him in
rapturous approval,- the dooteines
of Republic, and then he recited to
them "by the hour together," the
• poems of Victor Hugo. They gave
hien .some food, and in the COUTSO
of the inerning the Merieseterthe,
with her eingUiter seperearge, tack-
ed into, the imeber of Ypent.
1907 for distribulbive societies and
for .agricultibral co-epee:Metre sock -
ties for perehese and. sale; (o) me-
dal rules' of, 1908 for teecieties for
a,grioulteral improvement; (d) the
IBMS of 1902 OD oe-op centime tole -
ties for larocittetion ; (e) model rules
(e 7908 fox agricultural co-dpcirathive
s ociedes.
*14
Experience.
'Pae, when was yen fleet mar-
ried 1/dike &sited,
"At nineteen yews it was," Pat
replietl, "and, begorra, uever
merry again so y.oung 1 'should
live to .be the age ofeeethustelah."
Will Quickly Cure
Arty Sour Stomach
Relieves Fullness After Meals.
When I was working around the
farm last winter 1 had an attack of in.
flarnmation," writes Mr. E. P. Dawkins,
of Port Richmond, "I.was week ler a
long time, but well enough to wok
until spring. But something went
wrong with my bowels for I had to use
salts or physic all the time, My
stomach' kept sour, and always atter
eating there was pain and fulness, and
all the- symptoms of intestinal indi-
gestion. Nothing helped me until I
used Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Instead of
hurting, like other pins, they acted
very mildly, and seemed to heel the
bowels. I did not require large doses
to get results with Dr. Hamilton's
aed feel eo glad thael have found a
mild yet certain remedy. To -day I am
well—no pain, no sour stomach, a
good appetite, able to digest anything.
This is a ,whole lot of good for one
medicine to do, and I ean Say Dr,
IIamilton'e Pills are the beat pile, ancl
my letter, I am sere, proves it,
nefuse a substitute for Dr, Hamil-
ton's Pillof Mandrake and nutteraiut,
sold in yellow boxes, 25e. All dealers,
or The Catarrhozone Kingeton,
LIGHTNING RODS.
Interesting Bulletin. Issued -by Oa -
'belie Agricultural College.
A. bulletin advocating :the uso,
riias on buildings hacl.. just'
been issued by the Outaiic
cht ,c1 AgrioulOore.. P1,01. W.
ni. H.
Day, of the ,StafC of the ClIdo
Agricultural Ci.odlege, is the auti.i6.2
cf this bulletin, id he doaxo-
trolo a ..s3CiZS, ol investiga-.
tiens coy-ea:tug thipteen'sai'b, that
lightning. rods. are the' piic,;:ection
thist science claims ibliota tc.be.. In
Ontesioith 1912 the, eillcileoleY °triode
Wes E4% per coot: • Frognthe pS.:
ports of in:towel-lee companies prof,
Day food that iso OVOrk 800 begs
headings Metered, 42 were rodeleci,
which le 21 per Cone., bet .out of
every 200 form builidliqe °Stuck by
lightning ioaliV 3 iwere Podded, In
this ooneection Pia Day eleteevee,
"We thould hero expeceed 42 if the
reds were no good."
Itiglitnties rode in Iowa axe re -
coded as showing an efficiency o1-
98.7 pet cient.,, end inciPeicted" rods
in Michigan show .ein efficiency lof
99.9 per cent, Recorde in Iowa
thew thee fee tee eight y6a.rs 1906-
1912 the average numbee.ef insur-
ance compaeies cerrying ; risks on
retitled buildings was 55.: The high-
est 'neuthereefecomparties repeeteng
in arty one year was 68 and the low-
est 46: The total lightning claims
'weld by all bile -be eromeemies, fon tee
whole ,eight years on rodttee,euild-
kites ' was enly $4,464.30,-ezin,,avere
age of $10,15 per cornea:ay per year.
;On Me:added. ibuildengeethee 'paid
lightning eta:teas amounting to the
huge slimed $341,065.32, which is
an average of $775.15 per eouipany
per year, and the number of intro&
ded buildenge was the same as the
rodded ones. •
• In Michigan Where a Cempeny M-
eares only I
melded buildinga which
lieve been inispeethed a risk of $55,-
172,07e was eearried darting four
years, and damage claims arising
in= lightniog during ithath time
totellee only $32. •
These and other protefe sehmet-
:bed by Prof, Day ere praelsime
demonstrations of the- scientific feet
that lightning rods proporlyin-
s:baled es a proteotion. In giving
directions for the proper thdeling
of buildings the reader os reminded
that lightning is eleobliciey. Prof.
Day asserts that rods ehould be in
metallic connection with the build-
ing and that no insulators should
be used, . This metherd of attaele
meat is directly °plat:seta eo that
adopted when lightning rods were
fleet used.
Every Stiff Joint Limbered, !
Rheumatism Cured
That Old Family Remedy "Nerviline"
Is Guaranteed for the Worst
• Cases.
CURES NEURALGIA,BACKACHE,
LUMBAGO.
rtheUinatiSill to -day 113 unnecessary.
It is so well understood and so read-
ily curable that every day we have re-
ports of old chronics being freed of
their tormenter.
"I can speak confidently of the Net-
viline treatment, for the simple nelson
that it cured me," writes Albert B.
Cornelius, from Kingston. "Yon can't
imagine bow stiff and lime and sore I
was. Nights at a time I couldn't sleep
well 1 followed the Nerviline direc.
dons carefully—load it :ebbed into the
sore regions four or five times every
day, Every rubbing helped to reduce
the pain. The swelling went down,. Ii
got a fair measure of relief in a week.
I also teak two Ferrozone Tablets
with my meets. They increased my
appetite and spirits, purifled nay blood
and toned up My system generally.
"I am as well te.dity aa a man could
be—in perfect good health. I give
Nerviline all the credit."
A large family size bottle of Nervi -
line costs only 50e., or the trial size
25c., and is useful in a hundred iEs in
the family. Whether it's toothache,
earache, headache, neuralgia, lame
back or a cold, Nervifine will cure
just es readily AS it Will cure rheuma-
tism. For family use nothing equals
Nerviline:
MURAL PARTY WAIteING.
What Became of the Bridegroom
and His Party.
CUTICURA
SOAP
And Cuticure Ointment. They
afforda pure sweet and *none-
cal methbd o'f preserving, purify. '
ing and beautifying the skin, scalp
and hale Fordistressing eceernas,
rashes, itchings, Inflammations
-
ane chaeings .of infihts, children
and adults Cuticura Soap and Cute:
cure Ointment are most effective.
cuticomeom end Ointment we Sold throughout
the world. A liberal sureple ot each, with 52-ptig6
booklet on Do csre and treatment or tho eklo and
walp, east poet-irce. Address Potter DRINA Chow,
cors.,Dest. 717,noston.P. S. A.
WANT' TO BE HEALTHY!
Then Eat Abetter—Novel A.dvice
Given.
• Peptonieed milk and panoreatized
cereal's for ebildren .a.nd: green vette-
bahjes and eruit for pe,oplo wet&
over -active eternechs have jug been
roundly denounced by a famous
Bratieh officer named W. Soltau
Fenwiek in a lector°, OD indigestion
nt ihe Inetituthe of Hygiene. He put
in' a good word for 'the lobster, and
remarked thee the over -motive tate-
mach, apt te -produce an ever -
emotion of acid, -was a eeri —;
melee of indigestion and ayes pos-
Besse(' by many Londoners. .
Dr, Fen -wick gave the following
advice to busy and energetic men
who eufferserom this muse: "The
eubstenees wheel almosit ineariably
disagree are green vegetables end
irate, though the starchy varieties,
sueh ae potato, cauliflower, see -
kale, and asparagus .a.re •not. ea ob-
jeottonable. All foxime of animal
food, with the possible isbngJ excep-
tion tef sale -beef, wail and perk, are
easilf digested by the over -active
stornaeh, and the sante may he said
of bread, biscuits, porridge and the
various meteria/ts euch as rice, tape
oone sage. Fresh them is easily
dissolved by the a'cld gastric juice,
end the meth inelign,ed lobster
fortes an agreeable and wholesome
verietion in the dietary." The Ilair
of tonics and etimulaints wee strong-
ly conelemne.c1 for all over -powerful
stomeolis such as are to be found
among city men.
Nem Maker Praises
• Zam-Buk
Twenty years ago, in one of the
Shelleed Islands, a bridal party
etas amxiou,sly waiting the arrival
of the bridegroom and his friends.
The hoer arrived end peeved, but
DO bridegroom eatne. He was com-
ing by hook from en islaind at some
dietenee, but although bright eyes
softened the (mean no eign of the
boat weld be ee.e.n. After welling
for 803115 time the peaty broke up
with a good deal of enxiety. The
bride, with to ead heart, pet off her
bridai dress, and her brothers set
"sae foe the beiclegreones home, to
find oet the meson of his non-ap-
peer:mem When teey got them
they were told that the wedding
party heel left the island in good
time, that the sea had been smooth
as glase, and that no danger could
be apprehended. .
Weeks- went by, .end months and
Yeaes, and never to 'word or sign of
bile lost bridegroom. The event was
forgotten by all but a few intimately
co:epee:led, until a; short itime ago.
-A party of to:mists went to explore
g rooky, berren islet, and es. bhey
, walked ,along they came upon it
number of bones in a hollow tial the
FTODI oeetein ggn;s there
could be ne doubt thet biles was ell
thee remained of ethat bridal peaty
Finding themselves tole mon for the
ceremeey (and it de bad testa to ar-
'rive "to 00051) they had gons ashore
on this Tacky isileb, 'end their boat
had drifted fax hem 'the ustutt
couese. Thir-st and bungee had
dose bile resit.
BEST FOR STIFFNESS AND
• SPRAINS,
---- •
As an embrocation for stiffened
Muscles, sprains, rheumatism, etc.,
there is nothing like Zam-Iluk. Its
penetrating powers are so great that
It gives almost instant relief. Mr. D.
R. Gourley, of Messrs. Gourley, Win
ter & Looming, the well-known piano
manufacturers of Toronto, used Zara -
Bak, and this is his experience: "0
have much pleasure in mating that
two applications of eam-Buk entirety
cured me of a very severe strain of
the back. While not given to the in.
diacriminate use of, or belief in,
patent medicines, I can eonscien-
tiously recommend Zam-Buk."
Zana-Buk is 'heed by the world's
foremost athletes. Why not give it a
trial. !Price 60c. per box, at all drug-
gists and stores. Zara-Bult is also
best for eczema, outs, sores, bruises,
ulcers, piles, and all skin injuries and
diseases.
Safe to Ask.
"De you thiek I can mealy ,a,sk
eene 'dangle:ex to anerry mol''
"I am ,sure of it lehe bold Om
the wouldiree emery you if- you were'
the lest'man on eftrth." ,
Ken seino.ree eeirmout 155 Oke ROtrile.
MANit 7/AliS IN 00 YEARS.
Otte ePrit
e,sc_epiptaartildliti ijv:ti.,:y Throe
ya
gpke, teT. the Prograso of ervial-
Ealbion yr,an r,,FimaiIngi figligng &A-
ntal. Peairio .2.ociatiles begin Ito
tloioik they are waking p•regreuS
werd taming his 1(1191:blotstatnci thoy
ere :ow:free:tee by another ,war,
de a partial lict ,o1Ithe wthza of 1
title Nertli.ern Iliemisphere In ,Llte
la,e, 60 years't.exalt:oleo of elm minor
pevt,lts i\riethern South America,
in Central Anyantel amcl tdro West
Indies, end its Afelnee
Crimean wen 1854-50,
teepoy mutiny, 1857,
Iteenel Frenee ageing Ailobritb,
1849,
olvni war et America, 1860-5.
Mexico invaded by Aust,rin. aed
Allies, 1801-67.
Pr.riiemiii8a64And &mega against Den-
nia,k,Seven weeks' war, Auditrife-Prus-
eau, 1860. '
• Frameo-Peuesittri, 1870,
Itueno-Terldsh, 1877-78.
Serve-Bulgarien, 1886.
Japaneee-Chinee.e, 1894-95.
Grew -Turkish, 1897. ,
feeentr,htAnaeticairt, 1808,
Filipinto-Anterken, 1896, .
'China ageing the Allies, 1900. • ,.
• Boer watt .1899-1902.
,R1:sso-4apane.se, 1904,
Balkan States 4.1galust Turkey
19 ,
B3Allia.riai
, States ag. net Bulger*
ii)1
Mexican -war, 1014.
This, as has been said, is only a
per,tea,1 list. England has had eev-
eral emall were, inoludling the inn
portent conqueet of the Budgie
Which are not included and: there
haene been numerous tumor 'dieter -
bailees of one sort ancl another. But
the Jig includes 20 fairesized wars,
or one everytehree }VATS.
has been no galling off, je
recent years. Takct the leg 4vpo
decades, foe instance, and ehere
•liaVe been 10 were, :er one ev•eey two
PrifICC Led Bline.
AlerePos of the re,cent an.e.cdote
of one of elle British Cabinet Min-
isteee beading a blind man il4TOSS, a
evowded street, it may isa reeelled
that !the late King, when Pekoe gaf
WaI.es, :nee -performed the like
cheriteble aotion for it blind fiddler
in Mall. Perceiving thfut the
mao sytos desirous of getteng to the
other dee, the Prinoe, trim, \WAS
about to, eross tram the Maelbor-
oneh Club bo his owe resident"
qui:eel:3, 'took him, by the arm and
convoyed him safely to the pave-
ment opposee, leetoteing .0; coisa bea
fore parting with hen.
yeers.
Perhaps, there is some encoureiging
lesson fox the peace societies to be
drawn from :this eairly bloody re-
cord. Perhaps it means that Ware
are vanishing from the meths But
it would bake a pregy incorrigible
optimist to reed this predietion isa
the history of the lag half eartoug.
Apparently the world isn't" getng
to be able to get on for tome time
to come -without fighting.
Remuve Those linulahth Watts
BY applying Putnam's Corn and Wart
Extractor. It cures corns, warts and
bunions perm anentlYi Painlessly and
surely. Every. druggist in America re-
commends and soils Putnam's Extractor;
It's the best, Mc. per bottle.
No matter ,how long a woman has
been merriect to a men, she keeps
right on expeoting that he will
eventually reforin.
Ask tor lidisiard'e and take ito other.
The Yellow Peril.
A mhoohnester, wishing to im-
press upon his -lass .the .great
popti-
labion of Ceiba, mid: "The popula-
tion of China is Go great that two
Chinamen die every time yott take
breeth."
This infornmtion made a deep
impression upon hie young pupils,
particularly one smell boy 'et the
foot of the elase. Hes :face flushed
and he was puffing turionsly,
"What is 'the matter!" enquired
the 'schoolmaster with telaern.
"What on earth are you doing,
Tommy I"
"Killing Chinamen, air," was the
answer.
He Was Curious.
Mtnard'S Liniment Co., Limited,
Yarmouth. 008.
GentleMen,—In January last, 0'1'411169
Leclate, One of the men employed bY
me, working in the lumber woods, had
a tree fall On him, crushing him fear-
' fully,. Ire was, when found, placed on
a sled Mal taken home, where grave
fears were entertained for his recovery,
Ills hips being badly bruised and his
body turned black from Ms ribs to his
feet, Wo used 111INARE'S LINIMENT
on him freely to deaden the pain and
tvith the iso of.. tures bottles ho was
completely cured and able to return to
lois work,
SATIVEIJR DUVAL,
Elgin Road, L'Isiet Cn, Quo,
• Not Long.
'Is roue wife going •bo be away
'fee ,033 -AB tene 1"
01 ,cion't thiek ehoel be gene eor
move' than a week 'Or .tiVO. She
took only three erunks end e couple
of SUiteases."
bilinttrirs Liniment Lumberman's' Prlend
111). 4. • ISSUE
"I ,hed my fortune told leg
night."
`Did you'l How enueli is it!"
Firet Tramp—"It's no good .call-
ing ab thee house. Them people's
wegeta,rian.s." -Second Tramp—
'Highest grstile beans kept whole
and tnetily by perfect baking,
retaining their full strength.
Plavoredivitit delicious sauces.
They bate no equal.
PARSIS_F011 SALIL
ff. W. RAWSON kiingtS Colborne Stress.
Yaroota.
TYOU WANT 't'o titir OE SELL .4
ItrulL Stook. Oran. or realm Par=
*trite II. W.+ Deiteeti. Brampton. as' 95
Colborne St.. Toronto. •
R. W. OsiNSON; esteems St.. Toronto
NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE, .
(A 000 WIEBBLY 010 LIVID TOWN IN
7,..w York County. Stationery and' Beek
Business in connection. Price onlY
14,000. Terms liberal. Wilton Publish,
r13/ Company. 79 West Adelaide street.
Toronto.
aisreteuereette
QANGER. soaloss. Lowe& nue
taverna and esterese. cured wills'
ata pain by ant kerne treatment. Wilt.
ea /*tore too lats. Br. Eelltnan Medleea
Co. Limited. Calenwood, Obi
Taking Advantage.
"Marc you come to an under-
sitanding with my daughter I"
"Not exec:eye"
"'Whet do you mean, then, by
asking me to ommene, to your mar-
riage!" '
"This happened to beetueb su good
chanoe that 1 t,hought, I'd ask you
and get throb meth out of fthe way.
I always hate to have things on
my mind when they eau he disposed
of as well as not." •
Try Murine Ey- e - Remedy
If you have Red, Weak, Watery Byes
or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Sintut
—Soothes Bye Pain. Druggists Sell
Murine Bye Remedy, Liquid, 25e, 50e..
Murine Bye Salve in Aseptic Tubes,'
25e, 50e. Eye Books Free by Mail.
• Ars ego Tonto Awns tor Aa roma 01001 5004 Coro
Murine Eye Remedy Co.. Chicano
• Of Course Not.
"I can't find my wrench," bawl-
ed the plumber.
"You eva.ate a. good deal of eime
koldng for your tole," criticized
'the imokkeeper of the e.gablish-
:slant. "Now, 1 adeveys know where
to find Illy pen."
"Well, a fellow ca,n't istick his
monkey wrench behind hie ear.
litinaraa Ziniment need by Physic:dans.
A girl can tieve so many reasons
fer loving a young man that it does-
n't ranger whether any ef them an
logical or not.
Choose which Grain
you like best for your white
Sugar and buy St. Lawrence
Pure Cane Granulated white, ia
original bags—Fine grain,
medium or coarse. Bach the
choicest sugar.
Ask your Grocer.
ST. LAWRENCE won REFINERIES, LIMITED
MONTREAL. 00.10-13
FOR
PINK EYE 1,115x,F..1,T0-is.vgg •
AND THROAT Dissasug
•
cures the sick and acts se a prev,entative for others. Liquid
given on the tengue. Rafe for brood mares ,sod all 'oblate. '
liest, kidney remedy. Sold by an druggists end lariats ;
belises, Distributors -ALL WITOIX0ALI3 DRUOGISTS,
SPORN MEDICAL 00,, Chemists, ceahen, Ind., O. 6- R.
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41e
Made with 1, 2, 3 and 4 burners, also new SLOW with Fire -
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