The Clinton News Record, 1913-09-11, Page 6GUARD BABY'S HEALTH
IN THE summeR,
'The summer months are the most
dangerous to littae ones. The coin-
, plaints of that season, whieli dre
cholera .inlantum, colic, diarehbea,
and dyeeetry, come on so quithly
thee often st!atittle one,' i• beyond itiel
before tire mother realizea he ie ill.
The mother most be, on her guard
to "prevent these troubles, or, if
they -do come on staidessly, to euae
them. No other medicine is of such
.(1 to mothers ditring hot weather
as is Baby's Oven Tablets. They
LION -HUNTING IN A &MEL
Exeiting Thne in BIrntingham
England.
The man who trains wild animals
must always be prepared for adven-
tures, even when he,least expects
thon• During a kir in Birming-
ham, England, says Mr, Frank 13os-
tock in the Scout, we attenapted to
transfer a fine African lion from a
small cage to a larger one, where
the crowds cottlel more easily see
him. The animal was in an ugly
mood, and leaped into the largei
compertment with such force that
regulate the stomach amd bowels the two cages rolled away from each
and are !absolutely eafe. Sold by other, ahd left a space between the
medic'im deer's br by mail at 25 doors, through which he promptly
conts a box,frowThe Dr. Williams' jumped. In.aaother minute he was
lliedidne 00, Brdnkailla, Ont. out in the streets of Birmingham.
As he ran along, roaring fiercely
,SLEI1P AND NOISE. at the crowd that quickly collected,
he came to the opening of one of
the city" sewers, and into this he
sprang. Then he disappeared, but
as he passed aloag the sewer ho
stopped at every manhole to roar
again, until the whole earth scent-
ed to be full of angry lions.
By that time all Birmingham
knew what had happened, and I
realized that I must do something
at once to stop the panic that was
spreading everywhere. .
First of all, we set an empty cage
against the sewer -mouth, and sta-
tioned polieemen at the various
manholes. After that I entered the
sewer, with Marco, my great boar.
hound, and three trustwerthy men.
We crawled slowly forward
through the dark tunnel until sud-
denly I saw two fierce green eyes
glowing, and knew we had
come upon our quarry.
The next moment Marco daslaed
forward, and a fearful fight began
between the lion andethe hound.
After a desperate encounter, the
faithful dog came limping bask to
me. He was badly torn, and I had
to send him out to have his wounds
dressed. ,
The men were making all sorts of
noises, in the hope of driving the
lion toward the sewer-moath; but
neither horns, blank cartridges, nor
Roman candles would start him. I
therefore took off my heavy top -
boots, pulled them on over my arms,
and advanced against the lion.
When I got up within reach I was
lucky enough to catch him a lard
blow on the nose with one of the
boot heels, butstill he ,did not
move. So I went .baek to" get my
head protected before Vrenewed the
attack.
I got a big kettle, and told a men
to put it over my head; butts he
was trying to do to, theakettle slip-
ped from his hands and went clat-
tering down against the stones.
That did the trick! The lion could
not stand such a racket, and took
to his heels on the Mint.
We followed hastily, and were
soon almost deafened by his bre.
mendous roars. On we ran, and
found that the lion had stepped in-
to a noose thar thb men had drop-
ped from one of the manholes. He
was now hanging, lead downward,
half -way between the street and the
bed of the sewer.
We quickly slipped other ropes
round his head and paws; then we
fairly hauled him along into his
cage, where ha landed safe and
sound, after an adventure that had
caused me -plenty of trou.ble and
anx tarty. '
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PRE DOCTOR'S GIFT.
Food, Wadi' Its Weight in Gold.
A Special Form of Bad Dream for
Each Sleeper.
Both Bi;smarek and Pepys found
that noi,se enhanced the value of se
night's .POSt. Bismarck confided in
his old age to an interviewer that
he could ";never sileep in Berlin at
night when it is quiet, but as soon
sis the noise beglea, about 4 o'clock
- in the morning, I eon sleep a little
and get my Test for the day."
Pepyir reciords in, his diary" on
September 23, 1661, that he ,elept ait
Wailing, "and still remember it
that of all the nights that, ever I
Alept in my life I -never .disd pass' a
might with more esaieurism of sleep;
there being now and thexs a noise of
people that waked ane, and then it
was a very canny naght, and :then
. .
was a little weary, and that be-
tween waking. and then sleeping
again, OMO after anothe'
e I never
,had anueli content in ,allmy life."
The probability that we get
snatches of eleiep itt odd moments
when we suppose ourselves to have
remained continuously awake is
supported by the Phenomena, of
dreams. Mark Twain accounted for
his own "disappearing visitor" by
the belief that he had unconscious-
ly had a very short map; and many
have explained visions of ghosts as
due to dreams during each short
naps. •
For nothing is better establiehed
isa eminebtion with dreams than
that an apparently very long one
ean occur during an almost infini-
tesimal time. Alfred M:aury had a
long, vivid dream of the Reign of
Terror, including the trial of him-
eell before "the Revolaitionary ,Tri-
bunal and his execution; and Was
able to ahow that it :all happened
during the moment of awakening
by the fall Of a rod from die bed
eanopy upon his neck. •
Th sleep, perhaps to dreaan.
Most of Ua have our apecial form 'of
bad dream, born of 111 advised and
ill digested supper, usually. The
cotnxnonest of the smaller night-
mares is the experience, of facing a
'drawing -room or a public thoiough-
fare without clothes. But I "sup..p,oss
we an have our speeial holittor 00
the edge between sleeping and wak-
ing. My own is the belief that I am
in for any finals at. Oxford, and have
not yet lobked ,inb Aristotle, and
aimply ;can't gat him into the tante
at my dispoeal. And when I really
wake to the cervainty. that I have
passed all my examinations until
the Day of judgment, that is the
meg joyous moment of disillusion.
Mr.- Gladstone once e-onfessed
that Oily twice in the whole ceurse
of his career had he heen afflicted
with "•eleeplesspees. The first seem-
sion was detri.ng the formation Of his
first, Cabinet, when he lay awake
one night trying to think out how
certaiu Minis:tare Would agree with
one, another: His aecond sleepless
night WOO due tears gale of vsind.
He had almost out through the
trunk of a' large theetnut that
afternoon, but had left the' tree
atan.ding.an order that Lord Napier,
who wee" ooming next da.y, might
, see it; hearing the wind, he ley
speculating what were the chances
of the tree remaining etanding.
Sailor& .and (looters are, perhaps,
the only people who cam always
slee.p at will, The sailor, aa he will
tell you, 'cam "sl.e.ep ats well on a
clothes line as en itt feather bed."
He eim.ply throws himself down,
eleees .eyes, and is asleep befo.re
you col Gay "Tack Robiason."
SALT RHEUM CAME
OUT ON HANDS
Formed, Watery Pimples, Itchy and'.
Had Horrible Burning Sensation.
• LostSomeof ringer Nails, *Could '
Not Open .Hands. Cured by Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment,
•
235 N. lisgar',St., Toronto; Ontarlo,--:
"Vor,eevon years I have been troubled whit
salt-rlieum, It came out on my hands and
formed kind of watery pimples
aU over them which become
itchy and it. had a horrible
burning sensation Which
caused me a good deal of
pain., It same out* on my
bands in the fall and, remained
/ :there till after spring.
might 'mention that I lest some' of my
thiger-nalls by the' (Meese. .Ditring this
length of time 1, was utsboely usalesa, as
could -not .open my bands. 1 tried several
other, patent medicines without s bit of
roller. Some Of my -friends advised me to
try Cuticula Reined/es sol sent for'samples
and by using them thoro was a 'great int-
provemeot. Then 3 went to the druggist
and bought one mike of Outleura sere aim
two boxes of Cititicties.01ntanent; after using'
emu 1 em_glad to say 1501 ' completely
cured1 lan given up, all hope of being
cured. I can Say to ell those who have
, suffered as t have, not le lese courage but'
to give ()Mimeo.' Remedios 'a fair
(Signed) ;Silas iswin, Oct. 0, 1e11.• .
For more thou a generation Cutionra; Soap
"and Con:Ma' Gintsnout hare affOrsiedGm
'roost economical treatment for' e'lfnetiOnS 'oL
the skin and scalp that torI ,re llcl,, )A16,,
scale, and destroy steep, Sold everywhere,
, ,
m Pie Of.esch 'Mailed fres, witit,32-p, Skin
Ddek, Addresfi post card Potter DrugSa
CLe1a. Corp., Dept. 150. Boston, 0. 8. A.
We usually expece the doetor to
put its ion some kind of taNd
give us bitter medicines.
An Eastern &dor bro.ught a pa, -
tient something entirely different
and the results are truly interest,
mg. .
"Two years ago," writes this pa. -
tient, "I was a frequent vicara of
*cute indigestion aral biliousness,
being allowed to net very few
thillgg. Oe day 'our family doe
-
tor brought inc it small package,
saying' ha haul found eomethirug for
me to eat.
"He said it was a food called
Grape.Nuits and oven aa its golden
color might !suggest it was worbh
its weight in goldr was sick and
tired, trying one thing alter an-
other to no avail, but consented to
try ,this new food.
((wen It eurpaesed my doctor's
fondest a,ntimpation., and every day
same then I have blessed the goad
dootor and the ,inventor of Grape -
Nato.
"I noticed-ireproyement at once,
and in it enooth.'s,thate my farmer
spells of indigeetion, had disappear-
ed, la:".fbwo anuntlai.- I felt like a
new' man. My mind was meeh
clearer and, keener, my body took
on the 'vitality of youth, and this
condition has continued." ,
"There's it Reason." Name given
by OabacItian Poets -en Co., Windsor,
Ont. Read "The Road att> Well -
sill,'' in pkgs. • /
Ever read the abevesietterf A new 0111,
appears from time to tone. They are
Genuine, true, and full of human Interest
-------e-
Uitttejdiouittl Suggestion.
Worrying again 7 , •
Yes. So Many people are telling
me net to worry that I can't help
thinking about my troubles."
Asi old farmer from the County
Derry really emildn't, believe that
people who were: miles apart were'
able to converse:over a telephone
wire; One day hiS wifewent to a
distant friend, Who: had a telephone
iu her house. 'During the after-
noon the, farmer &night shelter
from the thunderstorm .atthe hoese
of a neighbor who also possessed a
.telephone, and whopersuaded the
farmer to call bis wife' as a little
surprise. Yellowing ieetnction,
alae farmer put the receiver to his
ear, ttad' after 'the uaual preinnnn-
itllea lia thouted '111110, Jane
aTust then a flash of. lightning Struck
'the wire, and hp fell to the floor sin -
der bo force of the shock. Rising
'to his "feet epal, shaking his head
,,,dsely he said, "It's Wonderful,
that wes Sane right enough.''
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AUSTRALIA'S BIG FUTURE,
Department of Agriculture Talks of
Egg Lash% Conteets.
The Department of Agriculture of
New South Wales, Australia, in one
of its bulletins, has the following to
say relative to esg laying contests :
'Teuly, it can be said that the com-
petitions have proved the greatest
edueational force the Austrelia:a
poultry world has known. The in-
dustry has been revolutionized and
placed on a sound remunerative ba -
cis, withevery prospect of further
advancement in extent, stability
and profitableness. The old-time
query, alces poultry pay 7' is inet
with a chorus of affirmative voices
in actual results. The competitions
have set a standard and provided
an ever present incentive and stim-
ulus to progress. Everywhere We
find better fowls, better cared for,
giving better monetary returns. The
spirit or rivalry and emulation has
infected hundreds, thousitntle, and
the constant study and striving to
secure and breed fowls of higher
productivity has inevitably borne
good fruit, and is reflected in bal-
ance sheets of the poultry farmers
"The whole history of livestock
breeding bristles with proofs that
man cannot coneentrate effort, skill
and intelligence upon a higher ideal
without ultimately making Progreso
in the direction of fixing and en-
haacing desired characteristics.
This is as trio of the hen as it is of
the race horse or the merino sheep.
In the process breeds and etrains
and types that did not conform to
the objective have been east aside
by the progressive in the quest for
better and better layers'. Naturally
many have met with disappoint-
ments and contradictory results,
but this has not affected the general
'average in the forward march."
'Chest Colds Wheezing
Cured Over Night
You Can/Break Up Cold, Feel Fine
Next Morning, by Following
the "Nerviline" Method.
EXPERIENCE OF A TRAINED NURSE.
Every mother knows how difficult it is
to get a young child to take a cough ma-
tnre. Seldom Will one help unless given
In large doses, and the reedit is to.. coin.
Pletely upset the stomach and make the
child sick.
Speaking of the promptest cure for chest
troubles and children's colds. Nurse Car-
rington says: "In all my experience In
nunsing 1 haven't met apY 'generation
SO &vendable as Nerviline. It is the
ideal liniment, Every drop yon rub on
is absorbed quickly, sinks throltgh the
pores to the congested muscles, eases, re;
neves, and cures quickli. Especially for
chest colds, pain in the elde, stiff neck,
earache, toothache, 5 kayo found Novi.
lino invaluable. In treating the miner ills
of children Nerviline hae no equal. I
think Nerviline ohould be in every borne."
Rundreds of 'thousands Of bottles of
Nerviline used every year—proof that it
is the Ideal, liniment for the home. 12.0-
fnee anything your dealer may offer in-
stead of Nerviline. Large funillY step
bottles, 60e„ trial size, 25e. All dealere, or
the Catarrhozono Co., Buffalo, N.Y., and
Kingston, Out.
PAID POE GOOD WISHES.
Hotel -Keeper takes Neat Revenge
en a Lawyer.
A Berne (Switzerland) hotel -
keeper who recently conehteled a
awsuit in the Swiss • courts which
sad lasted for years a,nci who receiv-
ed at the close an exceedingly
engthy bill of costs has just taken
neat revenge upon hie lawyer. The
ill of costs, it should be said, was
aid without demur on presenta-
ion. The other day the lawyer had
ceasion to hinds at his client's ho -
el and at the elose of the meal the
ollowing bill was presented to him:
reparing luncheon ..... ..$0.50
erusing bill of . . .. .80
wo consultations with the .
greengrocer . . . . ... . .20
Carrying up the soup .20
Blowing on the soup / .10
Taking fly eut of the soup .10
Herbs for soup .......,... .20
Soup . ......... . . a .50
Waiter bowing and scraping- .10
TVTO consultations with the
cook . . ........... ........ . .40
Six kinds of meat and vege-
tables . • .. . .. ... . 2.50
Saying "I hope you'll eniO3'
your luncheon" . .10
Ten visits to the cellar ...... 2.00
Suriday acts of courtesy, etC. .40
Matches . . .. . .. .10
Wine and cigars . , ..... 1.60
Reading bill of 'fare aloud .10
Serving- dessert 20
Dessert . 1.56
Clearing the table .30
/Satisfaction of hunger . „. .. .10
'Wear and tear and breakages .70
Letting down window shutters .40
Clearing away remains of
luncheon .80
Salt and touching saltspoon .. .10
Verifying present bill ef costs .40
Surprise on receiving it , .10
Acceptance of bill . tO
Receipting same' .10
Wishing good -'bye .54
Total .
Ten per cent. nliscount.
$15.60
... 1.66
$14.04
ED. 4.
ISSUE 3.
Gained in Weight,
Digestion "Restored,
Health Renewed
Here Is Illore Proof of Quick Care
for All Folks That are' Weak,
Ailing Nervous.
More Pralis tor Dr. Hamilton's Pills.
'Per a .period last eurainer the thought
of .fooci exeited feelings' 'of xiansea," writes
Mrs. C. A. Dodge; of Bloomsbury. "'The
heat had made inc listless and the dis-
taste for food reduced me to a 0011aitiOn
of semi -starvation and broug,ht me to the
verge or Iii`VOUE, collapse, Tonics were
meeless to restore tin active desire for;
food. The doctors tol& inc my:liver and
kidneys were both at fault but the medi-
cines they gave me were too severe and
reduced my strength so that 5 had to
abandon them. At- the suggestion, of a
"frien,i vrho had been cured of blood and
skin trouble, 3 began the use of Dr.
Itamilton's Pills. The' difference I firet
noticed was, that while theycleansed the
syetem, instead of feeling weaker I felt
better after taking them. Indeed their.
activity was So and it was easy to for.
get I had taken them at all; they eeemed
to go right to the liver, aud in a, very
brief time 500 only itiiI n.11 source of naii-
sea disappear'. but I began to orate food
and 3 digested it reasonably 5511. Then
began to pat on weight until within
three months 5 was brotight to it oon-
dition of good health. urge Dr. Ramil-
ton's Pills for all who are in poor -health."
Get...this best of all medieinee to -clay
and refuse a substitute for Dr. Flasnilton's
Pills of Mandrake and Butternut. Sold
by all druggists and storekeepers. 25e, per
box .or fiVe for $1.00. Sent pastpaid. by
The Caterrhozone Go., Buffalo, N.Y., and
Kingston, Oanada.
FRANCE'S GREAT INVENTIONS
Paris Architect Says Most Marvels
Originated There.
What nation has created most of
the naarvele of modern science 1 A
Freneh architect, AIL Manin, replies
to this question in the -following
manner: •
The first. practical automobiles
were built by Serpollet and Levas-
sera about 1889, both Frenchmen.
The first dirigible baboon able to
resist the wind *as built by Giffart
in 1885. In 1883 the brothers Tis -
sandier and in 1884 Renard and
Krebs built balloons which could be
steered perfectly. All five were
Frenchmen. •
Another Frenchman, Ader, con-
structed in 1897 the Avion; the first
heavier than air mathine to leave
the ground. This was built on the
same principles as the , aereplape,
which was later transformed com-
pletely and :made practical lay the
Wright brothers in 1004.
A Frenchman, Adler, built the
first practical submarine in 1807.
The telephone was invented by a
Canadian, Graham -Bell, in 1816,
and the phonograph by an Ameri-
can, Edison, in 1877.
The elements of the cinemato.
graph were die:covered by a Belgian,
Plateal, about 1865. A Frentla
man, Maxey, photographed the
movements of livingereatures about
18, and an Amerman, 'Edison, in
1895, invented the modern moving
picture carneras
Lippman, a citizen of Luxemburg,
discovered a process a color photo-
graphy in 189l, and the Lumiere
brothers, two Frenchmen, invented
practical method, 'which was en-
irely different, in 1904.
• A Gerrnan, Roentgen, disoovered
he X-rays in 1895.
Another German, Herta, dis-
overed in 1890 the Hertian waves,
hieh a Frenchman, Branly, about
900, utilized in inventing wirelees
elegraphy. ,
A Frenchman, Moissan, manufac-
ured diamonds and rubies in 1803.
Two French citizens, M. a,nd
Curie, citicovered radium
bout 1090,
A Frenchman:, Pasbeur, in 1885/
iscavered and applied successfully
aceination against hydrophobia,
A German, Behring, and a
renehman, Roux, discovered and
pplied anti -diphtheria serum
nd other serums.
A Frenchman, !Carrel, who settled
n America, kept animal tissues
live after separation from the
bodies in 1612.
The north pole was reached in
1909 by an America,n, Peary, and
the south pole by a Norwegian, Am-
mundsext, in 1911.
This list, drawn up by a French-
man, therefore _Mentions thirty-two
tnwainte:sas(oetwuon)t,,inogf .7..thliicohseninmeebneotin'onare
French, :seven American and three
German.
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Where He Cot It
' Teacher--eNow, Willie, where did
you get that chewing gum 7 I want
She truth
Willie—You don't want the -truth,
teacher, an' I'd rather not tell a
lie. ." •
Teaoher---How dare you say I
don't want the truth ! Tell me at
Once where jaiu got that chewing
gum.
your desk.
A naval seaman lia,s .once, every
clay to 'solute 'the quarter-deck of
his ship, ev'en if ijo Offieer. is .upon
it. ."Saladig,'„ Ilea, is; in sucdis popu-
lar favor that many people feel, like
saluting a packet wherever •Se,en.,
No Time For Play.
Ten -year-old William came horn°
•
000 day in a regrettable state of
disorder, and a somewhat bruised
"0 Willie! Willie!" exclaimed hie
mother, sheekecl end grieved. "You
have disobeyed me again I How
often have I told you not to play
with that naughty Toluasen 'boy 7"
"Mamma," said Williaip, in utter
'disgust at this feminine reprimand,
"do I look as if I had been playing
with anybodyr
Many a man's euccess it due to
his ability to obtain five by adding '
twe end two together.
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ENGLISH „HOLIDAY CLUBS. '
Custom of MillAperatives of Lanca.
, •
During his Lancashire tonr King
George had en opportunity' of wit-
nessing one of the most, interes,ting'
-sights in the world." Ho saw Lanna
shire .0peaatives' holidey-makieg,
and thee° is no,,one Who g.sts" More
hearts, enjoyment out of Ins seseere
by the sea than !the Mill Rend. For
fifty or fifty-one wdeks in the yeas;
he pubs a little '''brass" in the
going -away olub, and' then when his
holiday weekorfortnight conies
round he has a grand ,tirne, a really
jolly holiday, caring naught and
'spending freely until he comes Inc
the end of his money; for •bo return
home with .8,ny of. his •eavings left, is
110t the way 'of the Lancashire la.d
or latesie. "Th' mon," • they say,
"who Winne, blue ids 'wake' bra,ss
would borrow money feem you to
put i' th' hank."
not an uncommon thing for
a family of operatives to spend 220
or 4130 in ehe course; of five or six
days' holiday -making, and one lama-
ily has been known to save as much
ae 4147 for a "wake," and return
from their holidays without a single
coin' left. This, however, is but
typical of the mill hand who works
hard and plays bard.
Every mill haa its going -away -
club, and it is estimated that this
year they have shared out half a
million sterling. Saving *labs of
Bolton have paid out over 4150,000
and the banks .1220,000 more., and
from Oldham., Blackburn, Preston
and Burry eAnne the same tale of
hundreds of thousands of pounds
being paid out by clubs, to the hap-
py-go-lucky mill hand's, wh,e from
July to 'September inv,ade mostly
the nonehern outside resorts.
Daring the last 'MVO, of three
yearn, however, they have varied
the usuel holiday at, Blackpool or
Douglas by going farther a,field, and
one finds them, holiday-ma,king nt
such places as Folke.ston'
e Deal and
Dover, Torquay, Weetoneenper-
Mare, while many of them indulge
an excursions to Holland, Frainte
and Belgium.
Blackpool, however,. is still first
favorite with the majority, and it;
is estiinarted that that popular re-
sort is invaded every we.e,le by et
least 50,000 operatives. There is no
place like Blackpool in thei.r eyes,
and apparently in the eyes of other.
people, too, for it is a. ;bad Sen150(11
for Blackpool when its tots,' number
of visitors is fewer than 4,000,000.
The oatill girl is. even, more entlaus.
i
as n regard to,saviag for.holi-
days than the men, and no Mattel.
what ehe may earn or what her
weekly expensee aro, she will find
ways and means to put by it little
for the going -away club. It may
only be a few eoppere .but all
"mounts up," as they say, and she
generally find.s herself witih 43 oa
414 for herself when the holiday
week opines round.
How Could Het
Pat and Mike were walking along
"the side of a bog when Mike had
themisfortune to fall in. On ,see-
ing this Pat turned and ran back
to a house, and knocking a,t the
door, ehouted out ---"For the love of
Heaven give me it spade! Mike has
fallen into the bog!" "How far in
is he, P507" asked the occanant.
"Sure, he's up te the ankles," an-
swered Pat, . he's only up to
the ankles he can surelywalkout."
"Sure, and how could he when he's
in head firstl"
Plenty of lime.
"Papa, I want an ice cream sun-
dae.
"All right, deals remind me of it
again; this is only Tuesday."
BLED TO_ DEATH
Tried to trim a wart with a razor and
severed an artery. The oelY wart Mire
ie "Putnarn's,°' which, removes warts
001,1113, canonises in ono day. Insist on
getting Putnam's Corn and Wart, Extract-
or, its the beats 200lit all dealers.
Only a fool girl believes that
every unmarried man she meets is
looking for a wife.
Mlnard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
It Didn't Ilelp.
"lVlay don't you try dieting for
your trouble "
''I have tried it. All last week
never ate more than twice a
Try Ithwirke• Eye ,Remedy
If you, have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes
or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart
--Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Sell
Muriee Eye Reinedy, Liquid, 250, 50c,
Marine Eye Salvd in Aseptic Tubes,
25c, 50c, Eye Books Free by Mail.
An Eye Tenit Good for All ryes that Need Caro
Morin., Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
IVIaay a good man is married to
bis 'boss.
Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, Etc,
--
Hare Cleverness.
"Why don't you buy eometlii2g.,
at my ta,ble 7" dernaaded the girl
at the charity fair.
"Because I onlg buy from homely
girls," said the man. "They have
a herder time making sales,"
The girl was not offended, and
he worked this right down the.line.
Bad Blood
is the direct ansi Irtevitable roe,tI5 of
-irregular or constipated' bowels and
clogged -up kidneys and skin. The
it5digested joed and other wastemat-
ter whkh is allowed to accumulate
poisons the blood 'and the whole
system. Dr, Morse's Indian Root Pills
, adt directly,ori the bowels, regulating
them—on the kidneys, giving them
ease and strength to properly filter the
blood—and on the Skin, opening up
the pores. For pure blood and good
health take
9 Stl
Dr. Morse s
Indittn ri-ocaot 1,7i113
sOl,5;0ub 00Seale,
Does the neatest, quickest, and most uniforin writing. The same
pen will last for years of service. The gold pens in Waterman's
Ideals are smooth end of any character your hand requires. The
Spoon Feed gives an even and accurate flow of ink and prevents
flooding. The Clip -Cap prevents loss, Every Peri gdaranteed.
Sold Locally, by the Best Dealers
L. E. Waterman Company, Limited, Montreal
• ',..Vv1W 'ft .,t4,&'
WELL Sill ED SHOES
All7111111111;T:mp:310E UNDATION OF_COOD APPEARANCE
,01
S OE POLISH
'GIVES A QUICK, BRILLIANT POLISH TUT LASTS
EASY TO USE. GOOD FOR THE SHOES
WANTED.
—More Workers ttroilsk,to dew/11141z cowl:rile:1r Chem. In
Mal Proems. Simple, mechanical work, rapidly done. All pae.
turtle furnished. Positively no experience reaubed. Ws Dania the PrOCNI011roi
ehemioals and eapply you with pictures to color, which you return to us. 0
prices paid promptly by tho Week or month, No eanvessing Or eelling--onr tray.
oilers eell tho goo& and the field Is unlimited for our work. If yen want dean,
pleasant work the year round for whole or spare time, write no and we will send
yen contract and the prices Wo DOX.
COMMEIICIAL ART WORKS, , SIS OOLLECE STREET, TORONTO, ONT,
Suit Your Sugar Taste.
St Lawrence extra grann..
toted is uovr sold In three dif-
ferent sixes of crystals ;alt
choicest and parestcancsagat
Fine Groin (red label) :
In this every gra) a from top
to bottom So about the size of
" krot.
tnn
inG a, (blue label)'
Like etnedseed pearls, even
and while and marvels of
sweetness.
Conran Drain (green label)
Like small diamonds and
almost as brilliant, but
gttlelely melted.
.111 Order The Size Yon 1
. Prefer.
-...
Every grain, no matter its
size, is Suest extra granulated
pure cane sugar, shown by
analysis so-golzoo to zooX pure,
' The weight is guaranteed as
well as *e quality.
Hags melba, 251119., 20 lbs.
Cartons sibs., 2 lbs.
St lawman ins' Refineries, United.
Montreal. 4
FOR SALE
Pulleys at Shafting
Suitable for Mills. ManufsetUring
,Ptanto, Printing lioness, Eto.
2 WOod 124 x 43 in.
for 3 15/18.43. shift.
1 Wood Split Pulley, 125 x 48 in.
for 9 15/18 in, shaft,
Wood Split Pulley, 1234 x 28 in.
for 3 7/16 in. shaft.
1 Wood •SplitRulley.10% x 36 in.
for 3 7/16 in. shaft.
Pulleys of s3na1ler siren and
rzakting of various lengths and
es to be sold at very low figures,
Box 23,
Wilson Publishing • Co., Toronto.
Angelic Influence.
Old Lady (offering policeman a
tract)—I often think you poor po-
licemen run such a risk of becom-
ing bed, being so constantly mixed
up with crime.
Policeman—You needn't feat',
mum. It's the criminals wet runs
the risk o' becomin' saints, bus'
mixed up with us I
Minard's Liniment Go., Limited.
' Dear Sins,—d had a 'Bleeding Tumor on
lay Pace for it long time and tried a num-
ber of remedies without any good results.
was advised to try MINARD'S TANI-
MENU', and after using several bottles It
made a complete mire, and it healed up
and dioappeared altogether.
DAVID RENDERSON
Bolleisle Station, Kings Co., N.B., Sept,
17, 1904.
Explain ed.
"Is that your ladder 7"
11 tloesn't
"7rc11, 3-00 See, it's , rnya step -
look like years."
ladder." ,
-Low Colonist Dates to Pacific beast..
Via Chicago and North Western Rail-
way, On eel° daily Sept. 21151 to Oct.
10t1t,,duclusive, from all points isi Canada
to Los Angeles, Han Francieco, Portland,
sett, Lake City, Seattle, Victorits, 1an-
00i0er, Nelson, Roseland, and innaY other
points. Through tourist eleepors add
free reclining their ears from Chicago.
Variable routes.' Liberal stop avers. For
Tull information as to rates, routes
literature, write or call on 0, 11, Bennett,
General Agent, 46 Youge Street, 'Toronto,
But the man who sings his own
praise seldom gets a' curtain call.
Minard's Liniment cures Dandruff.
His Annuity.
An eminent lawyer decided to
'turn oveepart of his low praet'es to
his son. la }103' Lily afterward the
yo ung man elite red the effles, and,
with a face beaming with picasnri„
exclaimed;
"Father, yon know that Wilhona
catie you've been trying tor the last
ten yeare7" - , •
Tlic older lawyerainutted thatIte (11(1,
"Nell," said the young man'tri-
umplia,n lily, ve settled it"
"Settled it !" exclaimed the fa-
ther. "Setti ecl it 1 Why, ny y,
l' -gave you that case as an 11.1101.12.
115 1" .
'She --,If I'd known you'd be such
a brute to poorIitdo, ra never hate
mareied you. He—The anticipated
rlea:u'ofk.,i:ki1,glusbleittlhsstiytso2ie4of hief
(:Isoniutlp1i
•
FARMS FOR SALE
15 W. DAWSON, 'Ninety Colborne street.
Toronto.
Faniell?,°11 VAILAIT 01=
Some snaps
qAMORY SITES, W1T11 oji WITII0IIT
RallwaY trackage, in Toronto.
Brampton and other towns and cities.
irja ESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN
It. Brampton and a dozen other towns.
H. W. DAWSON, Colborne St., Tamale
AGENTS WANTEb.
A IV asTArmrsnno MONTREAL 130-
ves4anent Company selling dividend
paying Securities, requires the services
of able mon. Exclusive territory to right
-
parties. Good profits ean be mode in
whole or spare Mine. This is a sone Pre-
position bucked by emeentiat melt who,
form the` directorate. Write P. 0. tot
1446, Montreal, for particulate. Mention,
paper..
STAMPS ANO COINS
S'PAMP COLDECTORS---111INDRoly Dry.
ferent Foreign Stamps. Catalogue.
Album, only, Seven Cents, Marks Sta.une.
Compeer, Toronto.
MALE HELP WANTED.
MEN WANTED -
TOITNG MAN BE A TUBBER. I TEACIr
You quickly, cheaply, thoroughly and
furnish tools free. We give you actual
Shop experience. Write for free cata-
logue. Molex College, 219 Queen St. East.
Toron to.
MEN WANTED
tat SCO 10.5050110.
CANCEM
IL, TUORS, WIMPS mos
internal and external. cured With"
out pain by our home treatment, Write
ye before too late. Dr, Boliman Medias!
Go., Liinited, Colliugwood, Ont
dri AGO STONES, KIDNEY AND BLAD.
VW der litenee, Kidney trouble, Gravel,
Lumbago and kindred ailments positively
cured with the new German remedy,
"Sena" priee $1.50, Another new remedy
for Diabetes:Mellitus, and pure cure, is
"Senors Anti-Diabetee." Price $2.00 from
druggists or direct, The Sanol Manufae.
lairing Company of cantata, Limited,
white:ma Man.
" Get' lt tt .Once.
,
A pompous lady enquired of the.
teacherhow her girl w.as getting on
with hoe education, '`Oh, well,''
ileplied the tutor, "I think if any-
thing is Wanting in' your daeghter
it is capacity." "Why, the," said
the puaseproud dame, ''let her have
one. Her father does not need to
lot his daughter want for anything,
so you can get 51 at once!"
Minard's Liniment for sato everywhere.
Pa's Sympathy.
the man your SiSt,er iS goin'
'60 marry rich?" "New ; every
time the marriage is mentioned pa
says, 'Poor man I' "
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When troubled with tall
rashes, eczema, or antr skin
disease apply Zani-Buk
Surprising how quickly it eases
(lie smarting and stinging! Also
cures cuts, burns, sores and piles.
Zatri -lank is made front pure her-
bal essences. bto animal fats—no
mineral poiions. Finest healer 1
Druggiete and Sterile Eemytehere.