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The Clinton News Record, 1913-03-06, Page 3ifforollsilloaltit''Restereti to' Rit11-11avil Ylomaa SPenlet1 to liave Lost all Ambition, , , Was, Pale and Anaemic. , , VVoinierftel, Reinniniy, When . ' PlaMIlton's PIGS' Were Used., , wos never actually al.ek, writes Mrs. Nernian La, Pierre, •',wife of a :well-known • resideat of' Lithenienc, "ye 1 nevci COuld get strong like other woonien. I ate etteR-enough, but soinehaw rich and ' -red blood I 'could never make. When. I anairied 1 tech .& great -feriae in • my hbersekeePing, • but it kept me ;tired all the time. Mrs. • 'Lev1unce3 my neighbor. looked well oeshe told Me her health .haol been 'made hp by Dr. Heaulton't I ouly thought of pills aa a physic, hitt no* I knowthat Dr. flainil- ton'a Pills, are mood for they quick- ened my stoma,ch, liver and bowels —made one otonter and stranger, gave me such color in my cheeks as I never had bare. 1 sindeaoly be- lieve Dr. Hamilton's Pills shookl used by every woma,n—that's w y Write this letter." No medicine invigorates and re- news` health and epirits like Dr. Hamiltdd'a Pills, 25C, per box, five for,$1.00, Mali druggists and store- keepere, or postpaid from the Ca- tarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N.Y., and Kingston, Ont. FOR GERMAN WAGEEARNERS. Government Labor Bureaus Protect Their Homes._ The German state or municipality ieloes a vital interest in and even orosumes responsibility for the man out of work. It does this not in the spirit of charity or philanthropy, but in self pzetervatiop. • Every broken home is a rift in the state which spells ultimate peril. Every :industrial: municipality in Germany of any Magnitude has a Dentlicipaa labor exchange., 'Nation- ally they are combined into a "Union of German Labor Ex- changes." There are nearly 500. This practically abolitheS the pri- vate labor a:gencies - . • • With capable men at the head of these exchanges and in cepa-nand of their various departments; the labor market of • the country is studied with mathenfatical exact- ness. The MELO who hae worked for yeaam in acerta•in indattry and is Suddenly thrown oat of: work notur- ally has an outlook limited the industry he was employed in. ,The ttaryted, heads., of , the mitnicip el la- bor exclmoge in his city,however, knew exactly the national market in his particular industry. Inotead el allowipg the man to drift.. for months until he has found Work and bas his home broken efe in the meantime, the municipal labor ex - 'change cenies toe his .assistance and finds -Work for him in the shorteit time possible. "• The .agricultural maoket it studied as much att the tocluatrial market, and no- nian, is allowed to remain idle in the eity. while . there , is work fer bora in the 'emintry. Where a mon has to go a distance from his home in search' of' a job reduced transpoetation is frequent- ly given hien. Unemployment calmed hy othe sudden depression in inclastry • dealt with. by. state or nip oicipal authorities: The Municipality or state keepe the necessary ,public • works for fast ..suell 'aeosons. Em- ployment on these public work,s is limited to residents, and 'married men. Minard's Liniment Co., Limited. Gentlenien,--Theoclore Donde,s custo. aim. of mite, Was completely cured of rlieuinnt,iein after Ave yeare of suffering, by the Indicious use of MINARD'S. LINI- MENT.. The above facts eon be verified by writ- ing to him, to the Parish Priest or any, of his neighbors., • A, COTO), Merchant. - St, Isidore, Que., 12 May, '91. . Truth by At:eh-IMO. • The bett definition of a deflect- , gogne wili always remain with that ' little girl of seven, who said "A cleott ogue is a vessel containing ' beelrand other liquids." .A'NA-19BU-GO 'DYSTEPS1A7 TABLETS' - , Proved of Great Value to Me"' • There is only one explenatton for the umbers of eutlinsidstic letters that we , receive praising Na-Drit-oe Dyspepsia eblets, alidthat, is that ,thee tablet .'6eitain1y do cure any kind ,cif store:Mb' • Hare is a typical letter .from 'Miss taita Armsworthy; ('auto, "It is with pleesnrel*rite to inform yon that yono ,Na-Dre-Coo Dyirpepsia Tablets havo proved of groat yalec to • nte. 1 tried remedy after remedy but Without any lasting good. Having heard f our tablets curing such cases as eui'ne I decided to give them a fair trial. 'They proved satisfactory in uty-cete." The .rema tkcible sileoese of Na,l)r,treeet., Dyepepeia frablets. is su 11 a success as can, only ,coine to an , honest rethedy, ceinpottlided accordiug to an, excepfioo- Ally, good -fortnilla, from Pure ingre- dients, by etopert ehetuists„,. 11 yotteree to:Misled With your' stomach` Jost- ask. y r gg iet -about N.:a-15re- to/ Dyspepsia Tablets, cbuipouudedbO.ttie National Drug and ',Chemical Co. Of, Canada', lArnited, ft,t41 ,Sold'.03tottillOt15 the Dominime.at oca, •142 • WOMAN TICE TOILER. , In• japan the' Male Workers Ire • Oittntuubered 2 to 1. • Jape:eat inner life containe quite fie many problems', as that of any other eouretry. One of the R30A ISOrip11,3 is the relation ofteapital and labor, and herein, *onion takes an important part, ' -• •In no other eountry in the world)" .seere X. D. Witelploy iithe Century allagaziee, ''does a large percentage of women patticipate in wage . earning, In" , the United Statee for every eighty-six male vvage earrtens there are fourteen fe- male. In Great'Beitain it is eeven- ty-five, in Goemany eighty to twen- ty, in Italy •seventy-oeight to twenty- two while hi Japan there are near- ly tjwice as many women as Dien on the pay -rolls of the country. "Lois the testimony of all large employers that the women are the backbone of the country. The employment of women and children is the secret of the 4:xon- petitive pdwer of the japalneso tex- tile and a -thee light' handicraft in- duttriee, and it is for this reason that the poesible ,operation of a law 'enfoocing sanitary provisions, -and even the comnaoa decencies of hu- manity, in factory life ..is viewed with alarm by the manutooterers in their necessarily ,strenuous com- petition for foreign trade:. "The new law limits bouts Of em- ployment, 'forbids the use of chil- dren under eertain ages and the employthent of ovemeirat night and M dangerous occupations. It can be anderetroodetherefore, whence comes the delay in even promulgat- ing a law which takes. effect fifteen years after itsaprornulgation. The meneyed, classee and the "inter- ests" neces.sarily control at legisla- tive body like 'the Japanese Diet, many members of ,which are elected by a most amazing and open sys- tem Of corruption and vdte buying, st ,system which puts to shame in itG effrontery the worst days of w,ard polities in ally gang -ridden city in the United States." CLEAR HEADED. Head Bookkeeper Must be the chief bookkeeper in a large business helm@ in one of our great Western cities speaks of the harn coffee did for bins. (Tea is just as i injurious because it eontains•caf- leine, the same drug found in cof- fOe.) "My wife and I drank our first dup of Pestum a little over two yeaes Ago and we have used it ever since, to the entire exchtsion of tea and coffee. It happened in this way : "'About 'three and a half years ago 1 had an 'attack of pneumonia/ which left a memento in the theme of dyspepsio, or rather, to speak more correctly, neuralgia of the otornach. My :cup of, cheer' had always b'oieri coffee or 'Mao -but mine contioced, after a time, that they aggravated my stomach -trouble. •"`" I happened to mention the mutter to my grocer one day and he 7suggested that I give Pos- t= a trial. "Next day it came, but the cook made the mistake of net boiling it sufficiently, and we diol not like it much. This, was, however, soon remedied, and uo* we like it so rnuch that we will never change back. Postum, being a food bever- age Mateo(' of a drug, has been the means of banishing my stomach, trouble, I verily believe, for I am a well man to -day and.have used no medicine. . I "My work as. chief bookkeeper in our Co.'s branch house here is of a yery confining nature. During my coffee -drinking days I was sub- ject to nervousness and 'the blues.' These „have left rne since I began using Pootum, and I cao consci- entiously, recommendit to those whose work confines 'them to long hours of severe mental exertion." Name given by Canadian Pestum Coo Windsor, Ont. "There's a.reasen," and it is ex- plained in the: little book, "The Road to Wellville," in pkgs. Ever read the above letter? A new one appears front time to time, •' They are genuine, true, and full of human Interest. Many a man who is sure he is right hasn't energy enough to go ahead. • PILES CURED IN 1 TO 14 DAYS Your druggiet will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any ease of Itch- ing, Blind, Bleeding or Protrading Piles in to 14 days. 60e. • GA MAC FOR TIJEJ1RCULOSJS. Why Pungent Vegetable, Is So Beneficial. - Dr. Minchin of Dublin ,has dis- cevered that garlic lo of great 'Cm.,Itie in treating the -.dreaded -"tv:Iiibe • Hedeclaret that garlic to not only of vralhe raftei,,other treattleenti. hae failed„ • but that it is highly -.aka-. ciout in, all cases Where the feet, hands and.tointe hato been affected, and thahaMputtatien hoe, in a num- b,er of eases,- been aye/id:eel by the simple nee of garlic. It is also re- 'eellnutended that. bbs, oartoeht - eat garlic.; row, at,,•,leaSt once .ra - • AS as perhaps the tttedj- prcfeacion boa • clue,stioned Dr, Mitiebin'a • discovery; but ,fitother inye,stigatiehta seem to tally cerifiemis, his findings. • The' ocientifie name tor the active peinemle of gorlic allod .sulphide, which is a powerful gotten:a:le,. For hi rectoon) people Whe are io•the:eattorti of eating gar, 1ic,amerfar is tubject to any icikin of tobeeculosi,s than theSe who re, frotaathe odorous vegetable: treatment" it Pot de - :sip*. to Supplant :the outdoor treatment fetethe two compleineolt 'eaelt! oleo. 'Garbo it tthe opecifie leo. the, ,olisease and iliving,,gut of. clor bt the treatmeet.---•Lenclon Lancet. HER SYMPATHY MAKES HER SPEAK DAME MA,YElt TELLS 110W SHE FOUND A. CURE IN DODD'S , • KIDNEY PILLS. Suffered for Three Year Front , Rheumatism, Headache, Palpita- tion and., BOiglit'e Disease — Dodd's Kidney. Pills Cureeller Kidneys and Made Her Well. Huberdean, Argenteuil ' Co,, Que., March 3 (Special).—"I ani always glad to tell of my cure, be - cone° I sympathize with other e who may be suffering at I did." So says Dame Joseph Mayer'well known and highly respected here. "For three years I was a very sick wornran. Rhetnnatiem, head- ache, palpitation of the heart and Bright's disease were my succes- sion of troubles,. bat Dodd's Kid- ney Pills cured them all. I need twenty-four boxes to complete my cure, but they certainly made me well. "I will never be without Dodd's Kidney Pills in the house." Dodd's Kidney Pills cured Dame Mayer's ills because they are all caused by diseosed kidneys. Dodd's Kidney Pills alweys cure diseased kidneys, and with • cured kidneys straining the seeds of disease out of the blood, the rheumatism, Bright's disease, headache and pal- pitation of the heart are bound to disappear. • You never heard 'of a case of kid - hey disease that Dodd's Kidney Pills would not cure. QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S PETS. Her Majesty Possesses a Burial Ground for Her Animals. . In her garden at Marlborough House theoe is touching, evidence of Queen Alexanclea's, rove for dumb animals. - At Sandringham one used to field such evidenee in the large variety of deg,s that visithos were permitted to zee, and in the unusual thought- fulness displayed in the treatment of the hors& and ponies, e,specially those exclusively used by her Ma- jesty and her daughter. But, the Morlborough House gar- den contains a more direcb illuotra- tion ef this trait in Qocen Alexan- dra,',s ammeter,' for it possesses a burial ground•of 'some of her four - legged favorites. It may be that Vizi-tore to the mansion have not in every case seen the littic cemetery, which is not visible from any of the entranc,es or windows. To find it one fellows a curving walk half Way round the gaecten, and there under tall trees, on neat- ly cut and earefully 'watered turf, elm discovers feur tiny grovestones. The scene is to fresh cold fair thal at first the presence of ,,a burial ground is .oliffieult to realize, but the, inscriptions. on .the 'stones), and the eare with whieh mots is Pres vented from growing in the eh -early carved letters, prove that it is not only a cemetery, but one on. which affection ie still bestowed. ' Five pets of Queen Alexandra lie beneath. What they were: and when. they died is told with preci- sion in every eztee, but tOt.e. (me which posseeses the largest stone (the height being "abeut eighteen inches) beats a most striking in- scription •with the heading "'Poor Little Boxer," The stone beams no: date, nor doeo it name the eadier; 'as ho evidently v -as, whom 'Boxer aecompanied to way, but the truth io that the mas- ter was the" Duke of Connaught, who took his four -footed friend themigh the. Egyptian eampaign of thirty yeamsago, mid afterward gave him to the Princess of Wales, now Queen Alexandra. As to the other 'stones, tEe most repent is exceptional inasmuch as it records the death not of a dog, but of a :rabbit, these being the woods cut on, it.; "Benny, the fovor- ito rabbit of '11.R.H. the Priace,st ofWales, died June 8, 1881." When thio grave was, Mode tOyelve yeort had-paosed• oirtoe the royal mistress of Marlborough Reuse had been Moved to do honor to a dumb pet. Then the epitaph, was, "Tiny, the favorite dog of H.R.Ii the Prin- eeSe ,of Wales, die,c1 Mora, 16, 1880, aged eighteen morotbs," The Death Warrant Delivered No defence eon be offered when yoii ap. ply Putnam's to a 5019 corti-the offender hei to Alia. Nothing so 'certain to Quickly Mire 'corns an Putnern'e Corn anir Wart Extractor; try Putuara'e, it's free from 'acids, and paiulees. 25e. bottles sold by , all dealers. Sound judgment is usually noiee- filinard's Liniment Ceres Distemper. 'frilling Exceptions. "Doe t your wife evdr change her • mi`i-PIO:11131; on some uhinor motters," replied Mr. Meekton, after careful thought. "I -believe I recoil that she OTIee expressed au intention to love, honor and obey, or something like that.'' Lit; o PIMPLES BROK Burst -ancr,Forrned Ugly' Scabs. Burning, the Itching; Had to • Go Without Shaving for 'Weeksi' Used, Cuticura,Soap and Oint: • ment. Skin Perfectly Cigar. .' ,181 Mee -St.; ,Toronto, Ont. -e- "I was troubled, with facial eczema, for nearly .ten. Years. 'The first signs Were pimples break- ing garb Std Ghcn bursting and forming nasty ngly scabs around my chin. Very often tho sensationyas that of burning, then itching to that I seratched thereore. I bad to go without shiving for weelm at a time. tided eshilY Patent roinediee but did not find a permanent eine. Every spying anis fall the distals appeared at its worst: 3 lome- times got rid 0( 11 fora fow months, then it reterned as bad as over. ' rAboet six months ago / received a &am- ple of Cuticurs. Soap' and"Ointment and found great relief after .11 few applications. I purchased two bOxes 01 Cuticura. Ointment and some Cuticuin Soap and u.sed thorn ns directed and now any skin is perfectly clear. can shave with pleasure.", (Signed) Wm. Macl3ean, play"27, 1912. - Not only are Cuticura Soap and Ointments most valuable in the treatment of' oczemai and other distressing eruptione of skin and scalp, but; no other emollients do so much fer pimples, blackheads, red, rough sltins. itching, scaly scalps, dandruCP, dry. thin and 'falling hair,' chapped banda,and shapeless nails, nor do it so economically. A. single cake of Cuticura Soap (25c.) and box a Outicura Ointment (50c.) aro Often sufficient 'when all else has failed. Soldhy druggists and dealers throughout tlie worhi... Liberal sample:, of each mailed free, with 32-p, Skin Don't. Address post card Potter Drug Se Chem. Corp., Dept. 330, Boeton, IT, S. A. STREET NOISES IN PEKIlel. Street Vendors Raise Bedlam of S° In analysis of61111611:treet noises of Pekin has. bee..n made: by &ores- pondent of an American newspaper and ought to be useful when the anti -noise crusade reaehet the Orient The great Cause of confusion he finds is the various street vendors, each of whom is •armed with a noise - producing instrument btewhich be advertises his trade,. The barber has two prongs of teel through which he draws a spike and thus makes a leud whir. The seller of sweetmeats holds in his right hand two brass .cupe which he jangles together, The buyer of old clothes taps a small drum with a bit of bamboo) .getting by this combine, tier: a plank, plunk, that attracto trade. The ena.n , who has wicker baskets to sell beats halt a gourd with a drumstick, the clothes seller swinge a drum. which has tw,a bits of metal attached to it by strings, tho toy dealer- strikes a braes gong of a peculiarly penetrating tone, the knife grieader claps three blocks of iron together, and the ,seller of charcoal annettneesehis. 'it repeated tap, tap on a block of weed. The watchman introolutes a little variety. He is armed with a weed - en drum, which he taps in different measure , to mark , the different hours of the night, a*. Ease That Sore Joint Nerviline, Will Do It The Champien Clog and Pedestal Dancer of Caoada Tells How to Keep in Trina Few men in his profeaSion are better known than Mr. The/alas Hogan, of 27 Fortification lane, Montreal. who writes: - "To 'limber up a, stiff joint, to remove every sense of noroness front tired =melee I can tell you nothing comparee with Nerviline. t ie really a wonderful liniment, and I usie it continually, simPlY because r find it keeps the tnuecloe and Joints supple tiaid entirely free from Onin and stiffness. I earnestly reeommend Norylline to every Doreen that requires to uso a strong, penetrating, pain.subduing liniment.° For Rheumatism Nerviline is -a won- der; for Sciatica it turtle \limn otherti fail; for Lumbago, stiffness an.d eolcl, no. thing surpasses it. Keep Nerviline handy -We Toed to take inward/Y, etroys htternal pains (illicitly, and •te Wet as good for outward aonlieation. Large family size bottle, 500.; omen size, 25e, trt olI storekeepere arid druggists/or The Catarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Another Mystery Explained. A woman frequently chaugeo her mind. That's why she is oble to give a person a piece *tit, and still aliaya have enough left over for he next One. • Low Colonist Rates to Paelfie-aeast Via Mileage arid North Western RallwaY. On stile daily. March 15th to April, 15th inclueive, from all points in Canada to Los Angeles. San Pranaiseb, ,Portlanci, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Victoria, Van- conver, Neleon, Roseland, and tnany other Debits. Through Tourist eleepere aud free reclining eintir ears from Chicago. Variable routes, Liberal stop overe; For information as to rates, routes and literature, write or alai on B. H. Bennett, General Agent, 46 Yong°, Street, Toronto, 50 MAN-MADE SPONGES. .StibStanee Obtainea, From Paper Treated with Zitte Chloride. When paper vitlp,is-treated with :eine Chkoricle. ,,there reetirltva• coos, Mass. Sodium chloride (or Ordinary :rtable salt) is added to -thio. The mats i then tlicrroughli, rinsed' with alcohol, and is finally submitted te the action, Of a ptees WilOSO platform bristles With a mor.n.b•er of fine anetellic points or 1P.f.OjeetiOnS. These penetrate the mast, forming tubes , like, thaoe. in adi ordinary factrjoe •speogo tknewn, "eartalloutes,!',, , The bla,c1c,t1irio oh:tele-led is ef ro .Spengy IcionOstency paid it tbettairfo eol-abla and ttniilicgebi i water. ie sin,POth and Pleotaht to,- the, t‘otteh, and is not ettosotible otrofaation: voiy emploYntelit" ofelbe cellulose "to 'ALFONSO'S itEuilli.. Concerti Felt' About Rlog, One of 'Whooe Lungc4 Is Affected. A correspondent Of the Manches- • ter Guafaians while declaiing that rumors ±11'regaaal, to • Kinc; Alionso'o }malt/ maY be exag- gerated :says they are ceitainJy not, without foundation. Ile did, not in- herit a reboot. constitution from h•is father, who diecl Of eonsumption six 'months before the birth of the pre - „sent King. s Hit inothee'e eere resulted in an increase of the strength of a.he young monarch, but nothing could Make him a •otreng anau: Hie stobV- ing shouldera and trailing gait tall their „own steeie,e, The expression hisoface is often of ,such ghastly weariness that his )subjects are now forbidden to take snap slmt pis- tureo” of hint and the pollee vigor- ously confiscate all cameras.. . It is oreclibly reported that one of th,e King's lungs is oerieusly ..,af l:aIdthetlill'hi63iY!:;:enttoaeoon:bfooseriotseOi- - caboutanyiiispsitio:ofthc kind. French palmist has made a "reading" of King Alfonso's hancl from an itiked impres,sion, and the result is far from being a happy one. She declares that the line of the heart is almost ab.sent, which indicates ,sensualiity and cruelty. The head line ohowe brain trouble, which will de,velop in middle lite, while on the life line is marked a :seriousbat not fatal illness when about 30 years, of age. Every Weak Throat Quickly Strengthened And Bronchitis Cured Grand ReSults Follow the Direct Breathing Remedy, Which Cures Without Drugging. The country M fairly wild over tho Wonderful recovery that throat sufferern are 7nakiug every day with Cittarrhozone. From ocean to ocean come lettem telling Of rapid cures -and cures when the com- plaint wee chronie and Mug standing. It's a brand new principle upon which Oa- tarrhorone works -not a eine() dose of medicine to take -nothing to upset 'the Stoma& 01, peon digestion. You can breathe through the Catarrh - ozone Inhaler medicated air that is full of healing, soothing balsams, full ok piney antieeptio ensences that resemble the air of the pine :%vooats in the Adiron. clacks, The pluey %moor has n truly marvelous notion on weak throats. It brings strength and health to the broil. stope that hooking, irritating cough, prevents hoarseness and difficult breathing. Yon can't find anything for weak -throated ecople on earth more beneficial than Cetarrhozono, It meame heaven on earth to the man that has held bronehitis, catarrh or throat irritatioot. realize thie the firet time you -use Warr/Lorene, which is a ecientine preparation specially designed for (W- earies of the nose, throat end bronchial tubde. • Get the large Ow, ft lasts two months, costs 11.00; medium Mee, We; sample siee, 25e, All storekeepers and druggiete, or The Catarrhozone Co., Buf- falo N Y and Kingston, Canada. Death -Rate of Mfdt1I Ago. Dr. Arthur Newshohne, chief medical officer of the Local Cloomm- ment Board of England, -says that in spite of a -marked ,.reduction in the general death -rate, duo to• im- proved ,social and .sanftary oonoli- Mons, the death -rate among Eng- lishmen between the ogee of forty- five and eixty-five is increasing. Doctor Newsh.ame thielcs that the cause of this increase is the move- ment of the people to the cities, with the, consequent change from -agricultural to industrial putsuito. The English Mechanic and World of Science, oh the ether hand, be- lieves that the difference between the present deoth-rote and earlier ones merely reflects the toll of the 'feebler lives that improved hygiene and advancing Tnedieal science had eaved in infancy and youth. :When. Your Eyes Need Care Try Merino Sem Remboy. No Sreartiug-Peole rine—aets Quickly. Try it tor Rea, Weak, Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids, Illus. Mated took 10 eu.ch Package, Murine is compounded by our OeulletS--not a ',Patent Med- telae”-- but used In etthooSattil Physicians! Prac- tied er thenY years,' Now dpaleatod to the Pub- i!istuTlt 01051;10 b4algegiteliteAgg'02.4T5.117`6:: 'twine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago Truth may also be a joy forever, but it is oeldom a thing of beauty. oniy one "BROM() QUININE" "The men of the present genera- tion are not what they used to be." "Indeed, no ; they useci to be b - " Thai is LAXATIVE ounoto Ounorreo, Look tor the siguature of E. WJ GROVE. Cures a Cold in Ons Day. Cures Grip M Two Days. 250. • Every girl bas an idea thot she is not like ether girls—and she isn't. ,Mlnard's Liniment Cures Olphtnerkt. 13i11—"Why are you so certain lhat'Jones is a truthful man." 'Will —"He had a black eye one day and wheo'l ntked ham how he got -it he told me, that- a than lift him," SaMOle feet) lf Yeti Write - notional oreo & comiloal Co..' of Canada,, Llepited, C�L.T DIPERSTEW1 Gan be hantnan,vory,ealkily. The sick are cured, and all othet's in 9arne. no matter how "extolled," '..kbpt front tette* thi diemose by tieing SPOHN'il Licit.411DISTEMPER OUR ' , Give on Lila oonaue or in feedActa On the blood and expel. 1 genas of. ell ;orals of distemper, • Beetremedy ever anoopf Mr mares. in 'foal. 10rUggists 'And liarnesti dealers; Our free ' )30oldec gly0B, everything; Largest selling ramie remedy 10 .t 'exietence-15, years. Distributors -ALL WROLEEIALIF 2111170* ,t GISTS. 8 POH N 000teaa 00..- ,Chomisto ,and Aliteteriolopet le • 1 A. Thr Soul of a Piartoisthe Action. Insist on the —OTTO RIGEL" Piano Action BOILER8 New and Second. e 4,... • hand, for heating 1 and power purposes. TANKS AND .SMOKE STACKS. .Afpants for Paiute. Mut Ventilating 3tild Mating Systeini. pOLSOLI IRON WORKS ToRoNT0 iie LIMITED • Enillnes and Shipbuildere Just a Minute SOVolfitri2eCiret can be oured by using natbuireee'dsbolgn wpirlees medy-no tnediffine-no operation. This remedy dm not protein; to cure internal piles, but ie a certain cure for protruding pilee. Discovery was made by eufferer of 20 years' etanding, who is now quite well, Pull inetruetions on receipt of 81.00. WM. B. OXLEY, 294 Berkeley St., Toronto. YOUR OVERCOATS and faded Suits would look better dyed. It no agent of cure in your town, write direst to Montreal, Box 33. Gold Medaliet, British AmerIcers 17:voing Cc,. 'Noisemakers F„Ifkl,; and Sleigh Rides 515 puzziee ekes, 'necks (inters CATALOG OA' REQUEST Special priees to dealers NOVELTY HOUSE, „log Noire Dame St. West, MONTREAL it Pays t ft.., Moles and Cows. They aro healthier and render better surto. Whoa the heavy mat that holds tha wet ewout and dirt le removed, they are more easily kept olean.look bettor —not more 5000from thoir food end aro hotter in every way. Insist on b'"1"The Stewart Dail Soaring ellpping.alachine ',turns easier. clips raster and (donor . and etuyo sharp longer than any other. Gears arc all ilth.bani Wad 000 5000, solid steel bar. Innen They' ere enclosed, pro. et. tooted and run in on; 1,9 littio trietIon.littlowear. Rao sikIeet etnewstylocapyrunning flexible shalt and the celebrated Btewart single tension alleging liced, highest grade. eut ono from yes: dollerr everynsachino guaranteed 10151s5,0. OiNIGADO FLEXISLE SHAFT 00.0 502 La Salle Ave; .cmicACO, ILL. '(5,5(0 (05 complete new catalogue showing world's largest and most modern lino o horse clipping and sheen cheering machines...ailed 0000 00 thelleat. - Slant:Mot Evidence. "Yoe drank too much plinth Ott that reception yesterday." "Who .saw me drink•too muchl" "It wasn't necessary to total up. When I came in you were holding ' animated conversation with the piano lamp." mina/ore Liniment Cures Colds; Eta, TO FIT THE CAINE; Ancients Had Severe Punishments , • for Food. Adulterators. Complaint -4 about ths inferior quality of food, the adulteration of food, the high prices and the cheat- ing weights have been oommorb for centuries. There are some curious pa,ge.s in Henri Fatenue's "Apology for Herodorfolo," and thatbook was alibi -kited in 1586. Rut offenders were often punished and in mast appropriate maneer. Witnees an edict xecently found in the ciao:hives of Puy -de -Dome; "Whoeoever ehall have sold 'watered snilk in his mouth shall be eel a tube, ond into the said tube shall be poured the watered milk till the dootoo or barber there present than assert that the eulprit cannot 'wallow more without being put in danger of his days. WhosOT- ever • shall have oold butter con- taining turnips, stones or any other foreign eubatanee ,shall be seized aed attached in a vela-- curious man - nor to our pillory of Pontet. Then the said -butter shall bo ploced on '1118 head, till.the atm shell hove melted it completely, and in .1,1-te meantithe- the children - ond. roeatter folk of the 'villageo shall Moult him with euch motrageous epithets as alma (pleaee them—subject to the respect of God arid his mejesty. Whosoever ,shall have Sold evil or 'rotten eggs .th,oll be oeize,d by the body and eepoo•eet la our pillory of, Pontet. The .taid eggs ohall be 'Oven rta tbo ,ON1drpn of the vil- lages, who hall; by Way of joyful diversion, throw them in ohe face of the oulprit, eo that all may be full of meroiment and laughter.'' Setiout Enough. 'Was Mr, 1Prosun& illness' a to ono 1'' ,'`Woll, he Married hiss mirie," FARMS FOR SALE. PI, W. DAWSON, PlInety Colborne street, Toronto. 00.13 STOCE FARM OF 60e ACRES ‘..A with Three Rouses; large lilauk Barn. Must he sold quick. Price is very low. EVERAL DESIRABLE FARMS IN Manitoba, Alberta and Raskatehewan that can be bought. Worth the money for quick sato. • .1C farina in different seetione of Ontario BAYS OVER ONE BlINDRED GOOD on my lint. If you want a farm consult H. W. DAWSON, Toronto, rIFTY-TWO 5101035 IN MIDDLESEX .1- County; soil clay and clay loam; 11-2 acme orchard; good buildiuga. " Twenty-seven hundred dollare. Would ex. Change for lorger faxen. The Western 'Real Estate Exchange, London, Ont. - FARMS FOR SALE IMPROVED AND FOLLY EQUIPPED My reaeon tor selling is that I have more than I COM handle. In 1912 my thoeshiug lasted for thirty-two clays. Will sell on eniall payments down. The forma are ready for the drill. Will eell horses, hareem, machlimry and farm. CM the farrus are good water, house, barn, im- plements, shed, weigh scale, windmill. Write Peray-Love, 33 Fairview Boulevard, Toronto, for full pantieulars. STAMPS 1150 COIN% TAMP COLLECTORS -HUN D hE I) 1111'- ferent Foreign Stamps, Catalogue. Album. ouly ficven Cente. Marks kale° Company, Toronto. BILLIARDS. 5'ERYI3ODY ENJOYS BILLIARDS - Barbers and Live lien lit towne only 100 Pepulntion make big' money. Be first to write for book, "Dow to Start a Bil• bard Room"-Cset. Easy Terme, ctn. Cent- lognee of tables for Home and ChM free. If you have a table tisk for our supply catalogue. Brunswick,Balke-Collender Com- papy, 1019149. AGENTS WANTED, 4GEN f 1.1.0elE Y ARER I 0 UR Illustrated Dollar Book "Dieeovery South Pole; Tragic Pate of Scott ExPedi. tion." Counnission Fifty Per Cent. Vrcight paid; eredit given; free °rant; postage ten (lento, Nichols Limited, Pub. , liehers, Toronto. MiSCELLANEDUS. AN IL TUMORS, WIMPS. ETD.. V internal and external, cured with. out rain by our home treatment. Write us before too late. Dr. Bellrmin Medical Co.. Limited. Collinewood, Ont, GALL STONES, EIDNEY AND* SILUS- Ocr Stones, Mitiney troable, Gravel. Lumbago and kindred aiirnenta positively • cured with the now Orman ttentodY. -"Sanol," price 81.5e Another new remedy for Diabetee-Ifellitue, and sure cure. le Sanalo Anti-Diabetee." Pique 92.00 from druggists or direct. The Benol Manatee. , luring Company of Catiada. n Meg'. Mail. When the seven days of the week have been renamed, "Presently," "By -and -bye," "Poetty - scion," "To -morrow,"' "In -a -minute" and "Right -away," how busy we hall all be with postponed duties if , we oare at all mindful Of past promiseS. Minard's Liniment Ceres Carget In Cows. flubby—Of eourse, dear, it'e only o rough -idea of mine; but do you thin'k it's possible that there's ever such a thing ae a printer's ereor in that cookery manual of YOUra " zro you, 114-1211"1.- S ift5 CrIA' 17 Overheard ln a Street -Car. There's a lesson right there! , Little" blemishes of coon. plexion, small sores, eruptions, spots, are not only unpleass..nt t� the person afflicted, but are the first thing noticed hy other people. A little Zum-Bnk applied at night to spots, eruptions, sores of any kind will do Wonders. Zam-Buk is not a greasy preparation which will go ran- cid on your dressing table. It is made from healing, herbal extracts and essences. Always pure, fresh and ready for use. Doesn't hue its power, Keeps indefinitely. Healing, soothing and antiseptic all the time. Try it • obo. 6ox 01 druggists and stores.