The Clinton News Record, 1913-04-03, Page 6• ".
EA
HA.D SORE 4 Y ItS.
Mr: Oliver Sims, of Purvis Nan:),
wrie-"I had an old irratin
ts iitg
5010 that had troth
5010 00 '1:rlY
bled 'mo for four years,
was recommended to me and in ti,
nutrvell•ously. short , time it healed
tile obstinate .sore perfectly, Yoh '
may depend upon it that after this
proof of its power we will never be
a box of it,
. , . . . ' . . .
As a Immo and certain neamt at
; ' ' - - . . 1 ,,,,t
ulcers, . abscesses, ,piles, int am„,,
.1 c• . cuts, b.„,,,, br,di,c8 ,,,,,4,
sores, 'eczema, eruptions, etc. you
, ,
can . geb nothing -0 equal zum_Buk,
All druggists and stores at 50c. box imown
or post free for price from Zatth
Buk . Co., Toronto, Try Zain-Buk's ,ft
Soap for tender skins and baby's
bath. 25c. tablet.
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A BUIIIED FOREST. ,
V ast Area of binnense Size Near
••
. Auckland, New Zealand.
• '
• Recovery and use of buried ton-
ber is no new thing .under the sun,
For hundreds Of years the wood of •
buried and ,submerged tree.s has
.
been recovered and worked araon-g
the Swiss Alps and many an Eng-,
lish.farnier of the western counties
can point with pride to,'an old cabi-
net or carved. four-poster of black
bog -oak. But it may be doubtel,
declares Mr. D. W. 0. Eagan in
Chambers's. Journal, if anywhere
.,
else in the world there is so vast all
area of buried tirriber of immense
. . ..
size as in the Papa,kura valley, near
Auekland, New Zealand.
. Beneath the' .surface of peat,
i ere the soil has .shritnIc in drying
or has been blown away, the trunks
of innumerable kauri trees lie 'ex
Posed to view. For centuries they
have been covered by the semi-
liquid peat until their branches and
crowns have decayed . and disalp-
peered. Nothing but the solid
i a
oean-wood of the mighty trunks re-
main and these lie in orderly
swats almost as regular as wheat
stalks en a newly -reaped field. The
thousand heads point all in one
direction 'as if the forest had fallen
,
under the sickle of Seme giant
reaper.
Like the branches and crowns,
the soft sap -wood that once sur-
rounded the solid heart -wood of the
living trees has long since disap-
peered; so in estimating the origi-
nal size we must make •a considera-
ble addition to the present mea.
surements. Many of the logs to -day
show a girth of over sixty feet, ,and
a length of eig,hty or ninety feet of
straight timber free from knot or
branch. - , - • '
Everywhere about the swamp
there are excavation.i. where work-
men are uncovering 'the timber.
They scoop pits in the peat an each
side of the trunk for the .satvers to
work in. The men wield huge cross-
,„,
.cut saws, and mit the • tree into
shorter lengths for the mill. Then
the. grips of a "forest devil" are at-
-tached to one en.d of the sections.
There is a rattle and clank of ma-
chinery, a groan and -strain of pul-
leY's a teoughing roar of ,stearn, and
the .'great log is torn from its bed of .
centuries, swung up on a, trolley,
and hauled away on its last journey
to the saw -benches. ,
The cut timber is perfectly sound
. .
and of excellent quality. It differs
from the katiri timber that is cut
from the living tree only in its col-
or, which is a dark reddish -brown,
like mahogany,
The- peat is full of fossil gum shed
through countless -centuries' by the
trees that are now being .cut. The
value of resin makes another indite-
try prefitable-the recogery 'of the
f the
.ioisil. gtim. In some parts o ie
swamp area as many as five nieces-
sive layers of gum ha,ve been found.
•
*
Men
501ffell
Nothing
1-4'01i
010 causeu
Samuel
.in
„.
'3',,,1.. ,
Iii
long
badly
Trillebt.
dizziness,
well,
olt
ilton's
new
nausott
eyes
and,
omfeadels;
eainod
day
Plus."
For
spirite
ilton'e
slat,
or by
Buffalo,
Noted
The
laugh
people;
tested
terms.-
Oharle's
laugh
any
the
prepared
has
laughed
clairmtbly
Jerrold
"What
, chain
than
mio..
f rem
psetersrun'eacled,,,"
smiles
laughs
fragment
be
dell
• •
Immutable
m°
priety
.
Rio
The
for
bring
twenty
'
noise
of
by
ways,
some
imitator's
called
spring
imitating
after
little
• 'The
failing
There
an.
Minard's
til
r:mA9,umghantois
ing.
OINTMENT
tug.
4
.' A
hest-kneWn
, 'Ai
Minard's
. -
.,
ottFiVeIeightlIS
rth
era,ge
open
is
water
la'nd,.
-
Who
D on
Fr0B1
Aches,
,
' ISIOts.DieSfillefild
-
eo Sure
Make Film
• '
°raw os
c'f "7•0"104
that
B. Stephens,
oitbwns
,,..w .olyin,im4
• , ; '
year ago
'
'
k,,,
•-:-.70
-
trip, completely
affeoted
Overcome
that
was a blessing
Pills.
man. The
in my
looked brighter,
best of all,
ndizziness,
reTsro passed
my old-time
I am well
'
health,
there ie
Pills. •25e.
at all clraggiste
mail from
N. Y.,
VALUE
Men
value
may
. but
its
It is
Lamb
is worth
market.,"
sombre
to
ene°
can
who
was
of Jove
a succe.ssion
0..
00018
earth
, that
-hub
-it, adds
, f
°
cited the
• Holmes,
of to
a's' Id
the maoistrate
t Act."
-
How Indians
Indians
nearly
a fox
yards
(I
pro uce
the hand.
grunting
a vocal
little
part.
when
by
their
the first
notice
.
' t
=
'11141gesilon;
Pam'
,
to ..
Fed tidal
•
pr, tlammoirs
rout
combined
Jr.,
in Woodetook,
,Qt,,,
I. rotnrrni'd
-
7
V
....,..,,,E
t'A
•
by chronic
. by
I deepaired
that
In one
feeling
stomach
I began
away,
vigor
-thanks
strength,
no medicine
per
Tlw
• and Kingston.
OF
-
Attest
Worth.
of
be rated
many
worth.
not
should
a hundred
but
Carlyle
hear,
heartily
be altogethtr
bad."
boldly
talked
was
t , m.eriiment
to Olympus."
wrote
every
much
something
life."
,verdict
given
humor,
laugh,
the features,
.
,
have
every
right
by
d b y
Stag
loudly
effort
skill or
they
waving
"honking"
fortnight
of the'.
E-
, APPotit.$
, Tot,
ono
•
.
yore
coneta,nt
week
disappeared.
color
langour
to
comfort
box,
and.
Catarrhozone
xer
•
no
and
overwork.
to
lvD„,
home
-
, ...
#••.•
/i
/
out.
»iliounneen„
of
I used
.1
of
to
and
and
Dr.
like
five
else
,,
O
,,
,, a-
Vlee
mlls,
i:linest
of ino
5t.„.1).
'
Wirt'
1
I
headaches
over
Or.
felt
Weight
grew
enjoy
and
I
spirits.
Hamilton's
and
Dr.
boxes
stolekeepere,
Canada.
'
Ilea& t
ki
(
t
Mani i
• t
Wore 1
11111
best (i
i ,
'''°" ‘c
after a• 1
1
II I
li
Wan 50
BO
getting.
Ham -
like a
and
My
better,
iny
feeling
fast re-
To-
good
Ham -
•for
Co..
-
Great
some
* -
that
"A
in
lips f
o
who
wholly
irre.
that,
golden
more
a chro-
"I am
a man
he
to his
all may
Wen-
own
tu-
is the
Pro-
the
.
tole
can
within
sibilant
e back
tolecl
on the,
can be
in the
a nd
bht
take
HE TO HER
,. whipperuin
IRIEND'S ADIIICt Great
Talbot
-- ed
ND D OD D'S KID NE, A iglu' Le' plenty
' seeing
C U RED REE SON. with
. ,-..
traigitt, all d'' ...Simple. Statementwithout
Tells of Another Grand Cure By fift
. , . • •
. • ,.•,.
-ti.w. ow Canadian Kidney Item- to
eilY• ' • . years
''8Dfifigiitt'Ven,-t•dilnouth *CoN.
,., March 31 (Special) --Simple, and ,
traight to the ' point is' the • state-
lent of Mrs. Erven C. Trefry,' of
his place, but it ',tells of another,
;rand cure by Dodd's Kidney Pills.
. ,
. My fifteen -year-old son; Angus,"
ills. Trefry' statee, "suffered fro*
min in . his back, headache, and a,
.. .
min over hi eyes. • •
"He Was so bad, he eould not
valk. across' the floor. My friends'
tdvisekt me to give him Dodd's Kid-
my Pills. , •
"‘They cured him,"
That young Trefry's kidneys were
wrong is evidenced by the cure.
Dodd'e Kidney Pins only cure .dis-
eased kidneys. They never fail ,to
do that.
The reason they cure rheumatism,,
backache, gravel, dropsy, Bright's
disease diabetes, and kindred dis-
? .
oases, Is that these all spring from
disordered kidneys.
If you have any of these diseases
you haven't tried Dodd's Kidney,
Pills, Ask your neighbors. They '11
tell you Dodd's Kidney Pills always
cure them.
*
,A. LORDLY WIIIPPER-IN.
A. lord succeeds a lord as chiof
Unionist party in
of the U
Edmund
Britain, 'for Lord Edm
steps inn to the positiovacat-
by Lord Balcarrcs, He has
of. experience , for tat the has been aslic nest
-
sociated
that ,
the ITnionist whip's office for
many years,
Lord Edmund Talbot is a brother
f th 'I) I ' f Norfolk,He is
_ • 1 t - years of age, and prior'
Y•eig I Yea . - • •
. ont6r,ing p'olitics 'served for many
-in the Ilth Htussars. He took.
• -
r !..,
•'%
--.:-'0,'r-•"‘
/i
il
,
/ it,
•f
'4e
I
*
Lord
.,, •
CAW,
r ,,,,,/
• .\
.1 se
e
,n,
n
9
:•;J i
,
4
\ /,
\
Talbot.
. , - . .
part in tho South African cam -
, „ , _ . _
paign, and was mentioned in des-
patches. Lord Edmund has sat for
the Chichester Division of Sussexwn
.
since 1894. In the last Unionist
Government he was private secre-
tary to Mr. St. John Brodrick (now
. • .
Lord Middleton .. and was atter-
wards appointed a Junior Lord of
the Treasury. He cannot boast of
any oratnrieal gifts, but he has a
very ' genial manner, which serves
him well in the lobby; and is popu-,
lar with politicians on both sides of
the House.
a. • -
.
TENS OF THOUSA.NDS KILLED.
. -. -
14011(1011 PlipeP Tells of Crowding in
--
London Areas.
The following, taken from a Lon-
don (England) newspaper, is in. its
principles surely applicable to any
large city:
"We know with absolute knew-
ledge that if all the housesof the
Kingdom had been built
United Kingdo
with proper regard , to ventilation
and sunshine, tuberculosis would
be practically unknown in our
midst and that we should not be
, ,
losing, as we are losing, fi•orn tuber-
culosis every week in this country
as many people es perished in the
Titanic disaster by the .,
‘aet ch
. There are some 12,000 acres with-
in the London County Council area
still unbuilt upon, and the estate
referred to is a'pparently part of
them, being situated just on. the
border line.
What, are we doing to ensure
that these 12,000 mores are treated
as they oeght to be -to make sure
that they than not be developed in
the -aphazard way whioh has given
h
us the London that we already
have, the Landon in which se manY
tens of thousands of -people are
killed hy their environment everY
year 1 The answer is: Nothing. -
FLY TO PIECE'S.
-
The Effect of Tea awl Coffee on
Highly Organized People.
"I have been a coffee user for
years, and about two years ago got
into a very serious condition of
dyspepsia and indigestia . It seem-
e'd • to Me I 'would fly to _pieces. I
was so nervous ,that at the least
noise I was distressed, and many
times could not straighten myself
up because of the pain." .
Tea is just ,as injurious, because
it contains caffeine, the same drug
found in coffee..
"My Physician told me I must not
eat any heavy or strong food and
ordered a diet, giving me some
medicine. I followed directions
carefully, but kept on using coffee
and did not get anykbetter.
"Last winter my, husband, -who
was away on business, had Postum
served him in the family where he
bearded. He liked • it so well'that
when' he came home he brought
some -with him. We began using it
and I found it most excellent.
"While I drank it my stomach
never bothered me in the least, and
1 got over my -nervous troubles.
one w re
len. ie o. m was g e -
When. the P stumilk
turned to coffee, theu my stomach
-ore and the
began tourt me as f. h'be
nervous conditions came on again.
"That showed me examtlY what
was 'the cause of the Whole -trouble,
so I quit drinking coffee altogether
and kept on using Pestum. The
old troubles left again and • have
never returned."
"There's a reason," and it ib ex-
, . . .
piamect in the little book, "The
Road to Wellville," in pkgs. -
Ever read the above letter? A new one
appears from time to time. TheY are
genuine, true, and full of human Interest .
E,
A LAUGH.
to Its Very
a good-natured
low by
wliters have
i n no measured
surprising
have said,
groans
from the
one is scarcely
"No man
and
Or
It was Douglas
'stated
of as -the
nothing
of laughs,
reaching
, Lawrence
time .
more so when
L 6
a,s of
of Oliver
with his
"The riotous
I take it,
and
who reads
Lure Beasts.
a. call .or
animal. They
up . to
making a.
le the
saw mg
.earibou are
in twe. differ-ent
which requires
---practice
Wild geese
first native
a white rag
eall,
they
lure.
.5.,
--.-.I. .
Low ,commst Rates to Pacific Coast
Via Chicago and North-Weetenn Railway.
On sale daily„kfarch 16th to April 15th in.
elusive, from 'all 'Pointe in Canada to Los-
Angeles, San , Francisco, Portlandr Salt
Lake City, Seattle, Victoria, Vancouver,
Nelsoo, nossiand, and Many other points.
Through tourist sleepers and free violin.
ing chair care front Chicago. Variable
routes. Liberal stop overs. For full he
formation as to team, 'routes and liters.
mire ite or call on B. IL Bennett, Gen
eral' wrAgent, 46 Yonge Street, Toronto.
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_____ ,
Meerschaum literally means "sea-
foam," and derives its name from
the fact that 111 15 sometimes found
floating in the Black Sea. '
---
Only one "EiROMCI QUININE"
That 0 LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE.
mires a Cold in One Day. Cures Grip le
Two Days. 255.
-
The Russian army estimates for
the year 1013 provide for an expen-
cliture of $272,500,,000, an increase of
over $25,000,000 on the year.
.-
Affionehrto Breath 1'nm-ea
1/111.11,31Y 1, int.atu tectua‘u '
Usually By Catarrh
. -
A Simple Remedy resoovered That cures
Without Drugs.
'
The American people suffer more front
Catarrh than from any other dieeaeo. ' It,
. •
undermines more constitutions and, ere-
a,tes more sickness than. all other diseases
combined. It is, therefore,very danger.
Tee can't 'successfully treat Catarrh by
internal dosing -yen 'mud in 0000 054''
pond n purifying, healing agent through
, , ,
tile breathing organs, 'Eto that the germs
can be reached. ,Thit;,yoU do every time
YSeMesiala'and' hCjoaablianir*Zen:Me iatr'e' bpti.e.eathed
.. ithe, i jo,k0, throatt and. ihun, geas:.
all throueh
and effective y destroy every race of II •
turrh: Thifi !CI .0 proven fact.
I endorse Catarrhozone because I know
of sibad casts of ,Ca arrh. me ingm-Four
n, that it -has cured, ':It isa. sen4Uliio'
r.onicdy because, it .is 'capable eif doing
.
where 'the disease' is. 1 believe -it mires
quicker than other remedy henause• it gets
sootier to the soUre,e of the discos. e than.
anything else.1 know of. I had headaches
bad' breath, and muth .stromacuii. _!..cm ‘e.,,a,._e.
6.°°i'd wit'll nlY Calm. 11' h,l. ,ne3' .• ,_,.
disappeared shice_ using - Catarrhozem.,_
daob' keeps ine _free from corde,,, hea.d.
8 aclieS,..aatarrh and all winter ills, . OTTO.
E. xnallna, BellaVille; Ont. 1 ' .
ca,tarrhoroh.e is needed in every home.
Large adze . lasts 2. months, price' $1)00 ;
ema,l1 size, boo.; trial sine, 26e. At all
storekeepers and druggi3is ,(,,, rhie chta,rrlt.
ozone Co,Buffalo, N. Y., and Kingeton,
.„. . '. •
umnaua'
' g.-
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,• . . ,
' :Mike- came to the doctor about 9.
6,7Cleck with iqorMatien .that, their
month-old 'baby would not sleep a
' wink. The &der 'gave' Mike sleep-
.
mg .PO'%F.derS' • for the. baby.. The
next day .he inet.Mike on the titimet.
A ``'Welr, hem; did the ,poWders 701:k.i"
aced the doctor, Tnera Pew•ue/s,
Doe," ansivered -Mike,':' •`',5sare did
' -tfie trigk,,t "Nade.the;43,aby sleep,
," , "No that , they didn't.
.. did: theY 2 4
. .ke clarlint a.-,dorte
"' Doc- We gave.
' _ inSt, as you told ma, but it..40, itldn't
shleeP at .all, at „all ; ','°' 'We 3'",t
took 'a dose - o' ,.;thinipoilviderte0offutic;
. silves; We &CI, ,and wont gl
shleep '• and niVir heard.% the Clarlint
04. one, bit any more, .
LEAVES LIRE
Natives Who
Intoxieated.
An interesting
"Idiot," has recently
by the governinetit
from Aden, in
leaves art chewed
-affect' one like
Pagne, being
lating. Presumably
very well in our
try, but -s.e.eds
tributed until
.
definite ha,s..beein
the nature and
11.12a,vthii.shaitsrrnuticrli'sie..ivn'
cially in only
world -On thaWest
AT)," near Harter,
1'l]l thrive - '
0,500 5,000
I levels; it will not
, Salt water, and
to be fertilized
rannure•
The plant
foliage, and is
IA
.anwa yielding
crop 'of ic.,_av'js
, ti .,,, Ao.....1).
When. i'' '. 'a
ea.tin.g the laves
they are ripe,
Market. The*
where throughout
• , -
Da.tive.,1 of that,
' • ,
wo.r.k wouid
out khat, and
1)00 .r to buy, his
plant. It is
_ ' , rTO-'-iseJ -
, p_ . l'
' ' ----'-'r..'":----''''
. - tittle
P.lorenee, who,
mirer of 'her
', '
had been selected
&limb entertain-I:tient.
311e following
breakfaSt table
younger brother;
"
'
Would fill tlIfit
"1\i:cal:lel': did'
bra the r unf eelingly,
vortid. empty
" .
gitnard's Liniment
CHAMPAGNE.
Chew Them BeCome
.--
plant called
been ob at. ,
I., .fleo
Plant bureau
Arabia., When its
they are said to
a b•ottic of 011.0,41-
most agreeably stiniu-
it would grow
-southwe.sterrt cone-
of it will not be clis-
something inora
ascertained ab.oub
(Lotionof the alka-
eanimer.
two localities in. the
.coist of Arabia,..
• .. • • ...
in Abyssinia. It
Y in . .the mO-umtaLtlO ,•
Act a ovo the -se
live -anywhere near
, . • ,,_. ,. . ., t,.,
in cuativanon it naS
With .sheep or goat
has.thick, ditrIc green
propctgatet.frote cut_
its fir* Commercial
• the- i tere,ond year.
. ,, it), t . , i, d\
" '''4' (3 'eel' nr
he knows that
and of good flavor Lor
leaTeS are u.sod every-
Arabia, To th.ke
region life and' hard
,
'he -unendurable vvith.
there is no coolleino
daily portio:Otiihe,
n
the:great' factriieXt, to-
-3-1--E•N aYerY claY'life
_ ...,.. _ _'_::: _". .. . ,r':'
BrOther 'Skalt.s. .-
was an ardent ad-
oWn i;vea•al qualities,
, -
.t0 sing a solo al.;
. . i'.. r. , -
.• morning at the
she remarkedJo her
' . ' . ' • •
' 1.
large boa, ••• , _
LI," aftswerticher
•"I thought it
it,/
' ---- __. , ,
Cures DisteMper:
_ .
'enterers Liniment Cures" Garnet In cows.
Just It.
"We all 'make mistakes."'
"Yes and thank, goodness! the
.
other fellow's always looks. worse
to us.than our own.'" ,
Family
relief for
are
acre.
• -.
Liniment
• ,
he Jeanie
-PILE$ -CURED
drugiet
,fails•to
Bliud. Bleeding
r..a.w onion
Liniment
' ;,•
-I.1 06v
depth
sea the
less than
is narrowed
the rise
i . 7.
7
Friend for 40
Croup and
------'
yetn.fs.o
whooping
Colds,
he.,isn't
without
70
.money
SOY
-at
insomnia.
Diphtheria.
.surface
,ses,
miles.
fall
but,
shallowed
fall
A never
Cough.
yards in
,
Etc.
clever un -
clever
work-
14 DAYS
if PAZD
Chse,of 'Itch.
Pil,es 'hi
. .,
. . ..
night is the
. •
,
•
of the
to, an OAT-
In , the
of tides
where the
by
increases
. ._-
The average strength of a woman
compared with that of a man is as
67 to 100. . -
4,840 square
,
OLD SORE UEAIED
IN. SII DAYS
,
'
.----
Cures
Cleverness.
never 'really
that
get .along
Nearly 'Impossible'- to' Heal Skin,
• Hu.rt" Soret Rednd In
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flamed. Could Net Sleep. Cita-
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I' rawthe adyerd4thnent Offering a. free same_
, pie of C eticura, Soap and Ointment awl sent
' . for a sample and:purchased 50010Mop) ma
',.Innts: days the eorOwas.hoalect completely.'1,
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ISSUE 14-'13.
DREAMS scuocil,
i1enaorie0 ofl'esterdtt$ or of
ifcard Ago,
Almost till Pcienlifle ohnervers
roe that the materials of which
reams- are made are memories of
Oast experiences of the individual,
urionely enough, the memories
hat occur most frequently are
hose of the previous day and these
1 early, ehildh o'od,
111 . !fumy eases whore the illei-
ients of a. dreadll 5t3O111 to bo entire-
,
, _
y unfamiliar it haS•bton slicwvi by
areful illvestigaition that they cor-
cspond to actually experienced
vents that have escaped the main-
ly of the waking self. Delboeul
•ecords an interesting example ef
In 1862 he 'dreamed that he found
wo lizards in tho snow, He took
hem up, warmed them, and placed
-hem in a holo in os w.a.11, together
ith a small fern, which he knew
'hey liked to cat, The n,anie of this
'-ern seemed in his dream to be As-
il.enitinf Imre inuralis;
On awakeinag hs could n-ot re-
member ever to _have beard the
mane of the fern ef hio dream'al-
honioh disCovered that a fern
alled AsPlenitan ruta muraria
really existed. Sixteen years later,
however, be hatp.pe.ned to be turn -
105 ever the pages of, a -friend's al-
bum of dried flowers, and to his
surprise came across the very fern,
with the, Latin name.written under..
neath' in his own. handwriting.
He than remembered that in
OM,. two years before the dream,
he had met the sister of this friend,
and to please her 'had written the
Latin names under the various
plants in her album nt the dictation
of a botanist.
Innumerable cases of a similax
nature are on record, and go to
show how 'remarka,bly heightened
the memory may be, in dreia.ms.
They also warn us not too rashly
to believe that incidents in a dream
which seem entirely new are really
‘1.
Re World's -Best Liaimeat
Needed In Every Family
From Infaacy To 016 Affe
If Your Home is Without "Nervi -
line" Read the Following Closely.
•
The high cost of living today domande
econorey on every side. Sickness is ex-
pensive.. Far better to treat little ills
bbtore they grow 'toddle. For this reaeon
every home' should have handy on the
shelf a good remedy like Nerviline, Which
cures the ntinor allinente that occur 1,,
every faintly.
For example, when the boy OOMCS3 111
With web feet and a slight cough, Keret-
lino will cure him. If a cold has settled
on his °he'd, rub on Nerviline and the
told will go,
If something has been eaten that causes
°ramps, nausea, or diarrhoea, jest twenty
drope of Nerviline-that's all and cure 18
effected... ,
As a liniment for outward application
in case of Neuralgia, Lame Back, Watt.
ea, Lumbago or Rheumatism. it's really
hard to imagine how NerViline relieves,
and how soon it ouree.
Nerviline ie something new. No, it's one
of the oldest and best known remediee.
Uced in thousands of homes by the nee-
Ple of many nations, shnply because it
stops pain, cures sickness, and rids the
family of ills before they become tree.
blesome. Get the family size bottle,
price 600.; trial size 25c., at all storekeen-
ors rind druggiete or The Catarrhozono
Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
q.
To exPel.sterinch ELIA Intestinal worms from colts, ae well'
es older horsey, use a TOIXtedy that will not ej se otthi etims
10
de.ith,“ but will act en a, tante. In tin,, • re4pe bf•
uele,?..gu,asit,Full inatinetions in booklet with every bottle. All
th
SPORN MEDICAL CO., Goshen, Ind., U. S. It.
Order Seeds
An early Spring makes early ordering neeessary. The seeds you
SOW should - be the best you can get. 100 years of scientifie seed pro-
duction have imparted to
the power of producing big crops. Carter's Seeds are perfectly
adapted to Canadian soii fund elimate and have shown ,wonderful •
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seedS. We have all kinds, DOYDitiee and standard varieties. AU
seeds are.fresh,last, season's crop. Sand fer complete Price List:
LARGE PACKAGES 10 CENTS; 12 PACKAGES FDR $1.00
PATTERSON, WVLDE & 00.4 i33 HIng Si. East
Sole Agents for Canada TORONTO
noommossensou
CitItC01i1.5 OF COSTLY SHELLS.
Tortoise Shell at $75 a Pound
Among Varieties Imported.
. An entire floor of a huge ware-
house at St. ICathasine deck has
been opened- for the, sale a,nd dis-
play of valuable shells, says the
London (England) News Leader.
Hero, six times a, year, th.e. parcels
will be opened, weighed, 'sorted a;nd
lotted fior the public sales.
Ab.out 25 to 30 to -no of tortoisn
shell reaches London yearly, the
best coyning from the West Indies.
fetches' aTI aver•age of 88.75 Per
pound, but •a.ri exhibition dot from
Fiji recently sold for as- much as
$75 per pound. Generally speak-
ing, the article tends to get scarcer
and therefore dearer.
For supplies of mother of pearl
nunaerous countries are drawn
upon, and it is soM at prices vary-
ing from $20 to $70 - a hundred-
w.eight.
Green snail, Japan car, bull
mouth, ispicle.r„ fan.cy ;cowries, inur-
ex, , mother Of „pearl shells, trochus,
trompets, helmets and mussels --all
these, and more are bio.ught to the
&idea for Industrial a.rat ornamental
.parposes. •
--Had Debility.
"You .say .your husband contri-
butes' nothing to ' your support,"
said the lawyer. "No, suh, nary a'
cent., That ,.niggah' jest nachally
won't ,work; An he's got plenty
of debility, too, if h.e could only use
THOUGHT IT WAS SUICIDE
A prominent merchant was discovered a
OW dew.; ago brandishing a razor at
night. X.110 Wile called for assistance, but
found her Hubby was only paring his
corm Far better not to risk blood poke
oning---use Putnam's Corn Extractor, 250,
at all dealers
Fact and Fancy.
Zoy cometh in ;the morning, pro,-
videcl you haven't been making a
night of it.
French 'railways are firre,c1 for late
traigne;S, milk '
filand fruit makes the
best diet for brain workers. c
Science now declares that fish
don't sleep, But why, then, river-
beds? -
The Stilton Johore on staite
occasions wears $12 000 000 worth
ofTjhewevilsell-to4clo. man Is generally
tho:WrIndaestniseddboe'ruirose oinf'br°oritt6itdfr0ullt.the
RISKS -OF TRAFFIC POLICE.
many . Fatalities During :year of iti,ImIrson, ninety 00100005 Street,
FARMS FOR SALE.
• London Ikea 10 Blue.
The recent death of a tendon,
England, policeman, who was
kdockett down by a mobor-bus and
killed, brings -to mind the risks
which the man in blue. has to under -
According to the last yearly re-
port, twelve tv-ere knocked down
and injured while regulating traffic;
runaway horses took the attention
of forty-six; twenty-seven were in-
jured by horses falling, and eighty -
Four were bitten by clogs. No fewer
than two thousand seven hundred
were assaulted, ancl the victims of
various accidents tOtalled over se -
van, hundred.
In addition to this perilous work,
the police prevented five hundred
and -forty-five person's from commit-
ting suicide, and three hundred and
two runaway :horses were stopped.
Finally, two hundred and sixty-four
fires were extinguishe-d by police-
men in loll.
Women in- Oerniall
An interesting reflection on the
social development in the German
Empire 10 ha4 when the number of
women e.m,ploye•d production is
considered. Of the total inumber of
wage earners 'counted in 1907 -281-
600,000 -one-third are female, their
number having increaSecl froin 6,-
560,000 in 1895 to 9,400,000 in 1907.
The chief dominion of woman 'is
agriculture, there heing 4,600,000
females engaged in these healthful.
occupations, while 10 twenty-eight
groups of the various industries
2,100,000 are engaged, a.nd in com-
merce. .and trade 930,000. Of the
higher Offices in Germany, requiring
'scientific training, only 2.0 per cent,
are held by women.
A Frenchman earned over $50,000
last year as an airship chauffeur.
Yet some people say that a man
can't live on air.
CURS
COUGHS
&COLDS
An average of 186 earthquakes a
year has been recorded at the seis-
mological observatory of Rocca di
Papa, near Rome, during the past
twelve years.
G001) STOCK FARIA OF 600 ACRES
with Three Monsen; large Bank Barn.
Must bo sold quick. Price Is very low.
11V-EVE1IAL DESIRABLE FARMS IN
K., Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan
that can be bought. Worth the money for
collet{ sale.
To whom it may concern: This is' to
certify that I have need KINARD'S LINI-
MENT myself es woll ae prescribed it in
my practice Where a litheent was re-
quired and have never failed to get the
desired effect.
0. 0. KING, M.D.
Shorthand was practised by the
ancient Greeks and Romano, but all
knowledge 'of the art was lost from
the tenth to .tha sixteenth ,century.
Isaac Pityl.all gave ,„his !,`Phono-
graplay" to Hie Werld 151 1837. '
When Your .Eyes Heed , ilare
Try Murree Eye Reme y. No Smarting. -Feels
Flue -Acts Quickly. Try it for Red, Weak;
Watery Dyes and Granulated Eyelids. Illus.
trated Book in each Paelcage. Merino is
compounded by our Oenlists-not a °Patent Med-
icine- but used In successful Physicians' Prac-
tice for many years. Now dedicated to the Pub.
110 and add by Druggists 01 050 mut Mc per Bottle.
Merino 'Eye 'Salvo la Aseptic 21,50!, 260 and Ea
Morino Eye Remedy Go., Chleago
Careless.
Mr: Buggins-I lost in:," umbrella
to -day.
Mrs. Huggins -That's just. 'like
you, John Henry 13uggins. I told
you this morning to takeone of the
borrowed oneS.
T HAVE OVER CITE HUNDRED GOOD
IL farms in different sections of Ontario
en my list. If you want a farm consult .
li. W. DAWSON, Toronto.
!PIETY ACRES IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY
V -Soil clay loam: good. outbuildings ;
close to markot, railway dation and post
einem. Would exchange for forty to one
hundred acres within five milee of Catholic
church and eheeee factory. The Western
Real Eetate Exchange, London, Ont.
FAR,It 03 SASKATOHEWAN-EQUIP-
nedi in crop; must sell; terms easy.
Percy Love, Hawartlen. Seek,
STAMPS AND COINS.
0 TAMP COLLECTORS -HUNDRED
ZY ferant Foreign Stamps, Catalogue:
Album, only Seven Cente. Marisa Stamp
Company, Toronto.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A,r 010011-150523 w01101510 LEARN.
, Barber Trade; great demand; good
wages; twenty to thirty advertised for
72nunitol: In T°"t°mere alone. Cam teach
tsixtoneIght weeks. Seed for Cata-
logue. Moler College, 221 Queen East. To.
c ANGER. TUMIM
ORS, LPS, E.
TC
internal and external, cared with.
out rain by our home treatment. Write
no before too late. Dr. Millman Medical
Co, Limited. Collintrwood. Ont.
ALL STONES, KIDNEY AND 150/1.1).
der Stones. Kidney trouble, Gravel.
Lumbago and kindred allintinte positivele
mired with the new German Itemede. •
'Sandi," price $1.50. Another new remedy
for Diabetes.liellitue, and Imre cure, la
"Rand's Anti-Blabetes," Prise $2.00 from
druggiots or direct. The 00591 Menefee.
tering Company of Canada, Limited.-
Winnineg. Va,,.
The Heart of a Plano loth°
Action. insist en the
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Piano Act6ora
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v ant Ventilating anti Mating System,.
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y The Year
If you want tho best and longest -
wearing gloves or mitts ever turned
out of a factory be sure and ask for
the famous
PINTO SITIELH.,
These gloves are specially tanned
for hard service and will save you
money and reduce your glove
expense by the year, Send for ottr
descriptivo pamphlet -The Pinto's
Shell.
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With Maypole
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in home dyeing.
_Dyes cotton, wool,
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colots-will give any
shade. Colors 1,0c.
Black 15c --at your
dealer's or postpaid
with booklet "How
to Dye" from
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ret8
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Turns easlorotipsfacter end clew and stoic sharp
longer titan any other. Clears aro all (Ile hard and
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