The Clinton News Record, 1913-09-25, Page 3Bright, Ruddy Cheeks
For Pale Girls
No Longer Any Need to Be Pale,
%Yeah or Anaemic.
BY F el owing the Advent of, Mies. M a E wen
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You Can 126.11Ciily BeCOMO
ttiVing Again.
The pallid girl alwayi 'lucks anlletite.
Whit little the at 18 badly ',digeste1.
igiht he le rot, ees, but
fiOecn't4. eleep eoundly,
Vital fotee inust be increased, new
blood nauFd bo supplied and a general re-
building take 'place before she •will feel
1ko she ought
Dr. Hamilton has invaluableexperi-
ence' in flies° caves and found withing en
prompt in building up young women es
his vegetable pills of Mandrake and'Ilut•
Dr liesnilton's begin by elearie' ing
the system and 'purifying the blood; they
alio improve digestion and render food.:
ready for abeorction. 4ddiiena1 nour.
ishment is aleo supplied' and the ' patient
ie faut strengthened and. invigorated.
Full of spirit, ruddy and strong is the
; 'girl that egoista her eystem by the use
of Dr. Hamilton's Pills.
Tho follorring recent letter from Mies
Etta MoRgen, of Haliburtoia, ,speake for
"In tieing Dr. Hamilton's" Pills et find
a „my syitere is .woederfullybuilt
is oartainly the moot effectivereniedy.
ever need. 3 have now e...gOod appetite,
Sleep, more eoundly, and awaken in the
- morning feeling quite refreshed.
•TormerlY I felt tired and depreased.
I looked. ie -if a severe illness were hang-
ing over my -head. ,
"N.othing 'could give quicker results
than Dr. Hamiltop'e Pilla and I eironglY
advise,every young woman ' to U.930 them."
All dealer's sell Dr. Hamilton's
25e, per box or five boxes for 51.00 by
mail from The Cata.rrhosone Co., Buffalo,
N.Y,, and ICiugeton, Out,
Sweet Sally Smiled,
Sir Samuel Sims {taw sweet Sarah
swimming. Suddenly she seemed
sinking. Sir Samuel stood dunned.
• Striding seaward, spurning
seething surf, Sir Samuel {swiftly
• swam Sarah -wards. Sir Samuel
ekilfully pueported swooning
Sarah; swimming shorewards'flir
Samuel euocessfully Bayed Satale
Seeming somewhat shaky, Sir
Samuel sampled some spirits spe-
cial &doh.
Sir Samuel saw sweet Sarah's
sweetness. Sarah. saw Sir Seanuers
self-sacrificing spirit.
• Sir Samuel soon sought sweet
Sarah, striding slowly. Sarah sigh-
ed; Sr Samuel seemed.speechleas,
"Say something, Sir Samuel,"
said Sarah.
"Say 'Sam,' Sarah!" said Sir
Samuel,- •
Sarah, smiling softly,. said
"Sam!"
"Sarah—Sally," stammered Sir
Samuel. "Sweet Salah — sweet-
heart 1" .
Sarah smilitgly surrendered.
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THE TEA BRINKINO HABIT
"
THEONLY FASHIONABLE BEV-
EltAKE IN LONDON.
Soeiefy Women Meet Amid Bril-
liant Surroundings ot. Big
Try Murine Eye Remedy
U you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes
er GranulatedEyelids. DOesn't Smart
—Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Sell
Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, 50o.
!Maine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes,
25e, 50e, Eye Books Free by Mail.,
An Eye Tonto Good far Ali gyre that Heed Oen
• Idurino Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago
"Lysander," said the wife sweet-
ly. "do you know what day this
• is?" "Of course," said hubby,
pretending to have remembered all
the time, "it's the anniversary of
our wedding day, dear.'" "No such
thing!" frigidly anewered the wife.
"Ws the day you premiered to nail
the leg on that old kitchen table."
Carterhall, Nfld,
Minard'S Liniment Co, Limited,
Dear Sim -While itt the *entail lost
•
emumer. wit& badly bitten by mosso!.
tow, to bully that I thought Woo,ld be
dietigtired for '41 couple of Weeles, 1 Was
advised to try your Liniment to allay
the irritation, and did so. The effect Wise
- more tliSri •X expected, a kw applicatione
completely curing tho irrital4on, and
preventing the bites from becoming gore.
MINAILDE LINIMENT is also a good
artiolo to keep off the mosquitoeil,
•Yours truly,
W. .A.. V, IL
Tea, Rooms.
Nowhere in the "tea: habit" quite
en universal as in I,oeldon. Eng-
lish people have alWa•ys 'had the
habit, but it wan not until the last
decade that they indulged therein
in the sight of all men. Society
women used to aok each other to
come to te,a, in their houses, and a
few men, a very few men, drank
lea in the afternoon at their clubs,
writes aaLondon correspondent..
Every pastry shop and, bakery in
London is crowded nowadaye a,t
4.30 with ladies drinking tea and
eating cakes: the restaurants look
to the tea hour as one of .theie great
sources of income; ,there are tea,
pavilions in all the parks and pub-
lic garden's and in all the atreets
which are the hives of men who
live by brain work the tea shops
have sprting up like mushrooms
and are driving the bare out of ex-
latence. .
In the clubs the man who drinks
whiskey and seam in the afternoon
is the excepition; the men -who
drinks tea is the rule. A glance
into some of the temples of the god-
dess of tea, may prove of interest.
- It ia Midafternoon in the palm
lounge at the Carlton restaurant.
The istrin'g bend is playing on erhe
reified terrace before the entrance
to the restaurane. The double glass
roof which takes the place of it con-
ing so filters the light, whether by
day or nigh6, That theire ass no
sharp contracts, but always a. gen-
de; diffused brillieney. The pilas-
ters of creamy marble with glib
caPitele and little dependent med-
allions Of Wedgwood ware, the win-
dows of the corridors of the upper
stories, the walls light in oelo.r,
make a charming barokgeound to a.
ehaeraing -scene.
• Luxurious Surrounding's.
Query.
"My wife is an angel," said the
Boob.
"H.ow long lias she been dead -l"
asked' the Grouch.
LOVES
1113 BITil
dresses, white ceps and aprons are
kept busy all the time from 4 to 6
roups ol country -folk see-
ing London, touriets with red cev-
ered Bae.deicer's open on the table
befereethem are to be seen. But
the majority of the tea drinkere are
Londonere• journalists, typists,
lawyers' clerks and others of the
black coded elasees.
Hurrah, No More.
Lame Backs!
Looking over the flowers and
evergreens whirl are banked up
against the terrace, the floor apace
seems, to be a living bed of blos-
soms, with here and there a palm
rising from it. The flowers are all
amove, for they are the hats of the
pregy women who sit in fohe green
cane chairs arid drink tea and eart
cakes and ohatter to one another.
The men—for, of course, there is a.
reasonable sprinkling of the unim-
portant sex—are 'the dark-colo.red
dots amid the rainbow sea,.
There are 'small tea parties and
large tea, parties, the latter 'group-
ed at three or four tables, the host-
ess 'reeving from table to table to
chat with her guests, And the
waiters threading 'the maze ` of
tables and chairs carry silver trays
with delicate china cups and tea-
pots and plates with thin slices of
bread and better on therm and
little wicker Stands with as many
stories as a pagoda, and on each
story different delicacies prepared
by the patiesier, aad wooden plate
ters on which are the cakes of
every imaginable kind.
No tea party given in & private
houee has Buell luorurious surround-
ings. All tharb the heatess ha e to do
is to ask in the morning that tables
for her guests elan les reserved,
and when they have left, as dinner
time comes near, to pay the bill of
half a crown it head which the head
waiter will present to her.
'
Prince William of Wied,
who has been designated to rule
Albania,
CHILDHOOD AILMENTS
Athinents such as constipebion,
colic colds", vomiting, erg., seize
children of all ages, andethe mother
'should be on her guard against
these goubles by keeping a box of
Baker's Own Tablets in the houses
If any of these troubles ("erne on
maidenly.. the Tablets will care
them, oreif the little tone ifi• given
an omesional dose of the Tablets
he will escape* these troubles. The
Tablelos axe sold by medicine deal-
ers or by mail a,t 25e a .box- froth
The Dr. Medicine
Beockville, Ont.
Saturday Tea at the Zoo.
And now a,norther teacup scene.
Time Saturday afternoon; plaza,
the ioo. The fellows of the society
take tea, in a lbecHy pavilion, with
the manels as their eeighbors on
one aide and. the llamas on the
other. The visitors flock to a space
which is bounded on, one side by
the platforms from which the.
cthil-
dren climb onto the howdahs of the
elephants, and, on the ether by the
cages of .the vultures. 'Mere is a
terrace 'with an awning over it, and
a building ecntairting refreshment
DOOMS, and a shelter, and in thes,e
comparatively .aristroeratio enelo-
auras, hes, bread and butter and a
free &Hank on a plata of pastry is
offered at le. a head.
But the 'buffet tea out in the sun-
shine, ,art the zinc table on the. gra-
vel, is the real zoo rtee4,, The bend
is playing in the bandstand, guile*
close at hend—a real military baud
in uniform,—the big elephaeate and
the two .small elephants, with red
howday clethe and howdahs like the
tops of jaanding cars move down
the wide path in full' sight, with
loa.da of small Children strapped on,
and then ;return to disembark their
pasdngers; the camels and drome-
daineti also go for short walks with
'smaller oreeeeof tiny Persons., and
the names., harnessed to miniature
carriages, stand hard by waiting to
be hired. •
Chneren at Er`ery Table.
Nailed to one of the trees is a
Largs white hoard on I'Vhich in block
letters isi detailed tho,tarilfe Every
chair in occupied, and the parties
of -trippers from the provinces arkii
the Iioltdonei•i have all brought
their children. The oups a,nd settle-
ers'and rilatese-are so thick that tiles;
• -....„--ee defy any "attempt to break them.;
Wo other krams the sklal angisatip the bread and butter is thiok also,
, so deem. and dear, so sweet and and tirie le all the better for a ism
hmithy. Used with Cuticura-Ointe appetite, arid the ehildren de not
meat, it manes t.tritatiens whichgrrimble that the e,ake. ±8Out „in
,
, often prevent sleep and if neglected greet wedges. Tlie children ere the
F
: become chronic ei,figuroneAts. impattant% people alt the zoo tea!
Millimas of mothers use:these teere there are one or two of them et
Could Then Run up ?glare.
"So your uncle paid your debts;
that was very kind of him."
"Humph! I don't think so. , He
might have given me the cash and
let me pay them."
"What difference would that
mak e •
"It would have re-established
credit,"
Not Leap Year Either.
Ethel—This craze for geld seems
to me very foolish; now a very lit-
tle would make me perfectly happy.
Jack—Hew ranch?
Ethel --Just enough to resell
around my finger. °
ADOPT KNIGHT MOTOR EX-
CLUSIVELY.
,
This Case Proves That, The, Best
anti Strongest Linimeet, Ever . ,
Made Is Nerviline.
When it comee to determining the real
merit of it medieine, no, Weight of... evi.
deism is 'more' convineing than thi
etraightforWard statement of BOnle re-
liable and well-knen,n person who has
been cured. For this reason We, print the
verbatim etaMment of, Juan E. Pewell,
written from hie home. in Carleton., "I
am a strong, powerful man, nix feet tall,
and weigh nearly two hundred. ' I have
liege accustomed all nay life to lift 'great
weighte, but one day i ovbrdid it, and
wrenched by back badly. Every tendon
and muscle was sore. To Stoop or bend
was agony, I had a' whole bottle of Nervi -
line rubbed on in.one day. and by .night
I Was well again. I know of no liniment
possessing onehalf .the penetration and
pain-eukdkinjf -properties of Nervillue.
I urge ite uee stronglyas an invaluable
liniment and hoe...hold, cure for all
minor ailments, such as strains, sprains,'
swellings, neuralgia, eciatieu lainbago,
rheumatism, and rauscular pain," ,
.No better medicine Inc ouriag -pain was
ever put in is bottle than Nerviline-rnb
it on and rub it in -that 'rubs out all
aches, pains, and Sere/Mee. Large feel.
Lly siSe, 50e, trial size Mo.. ell dealere,
or The Ottarrhozono (To., Hudak/. N.V..
and 'Kingston, Ont.,
. ,
sweet and gentle emollients for e."" --Y `60,41°*
every purpose of the toilet, bath But the tea shot' known to the
b one of the ilk companies.
ant nursery. . average, man ea wtomen. is that run
ybig-,
-duttries Sean earl Unmoor 011 nrkl thronfomef
the.„,,ti& 8iieem etmee et eeee, tIOl;teen, Imaide are merble topped tables,
hoist0t tiro ooro aoomextothnafro' end 'loegeouliter with large,-ettkeuncl
.s e'
sale, arra pq,r-irre, Adams. rotors, Drug ,k!..11aora, Laos, beni waita.ez,sell in k. ED.
• —....
London General Omnibus Decision.
Perhaps the tmost striking tribute
the Knight Motoi3 has received is
contained in the following item of
-news published in the `Automo-
bile" of August ifth, es follows:
"Actiording to definite news pub-
lished to -day, Ale big London Gen-
eral Omnibus 0o., which has 2,600
motor onanibuee.s on the Dondeen
streets, has been, -no thoroughly sat-
ielled with 'the servite given by the
800 Knight -rigged Daimler 'buses
which have been running for twelve
menthe past thee 'they /axe decided.
to replace gradually all the poppet
engines In their 2,600 ',buses with
Knight Motors. The 'busee in ques-
tion are greatly fevered by the
publio on &cement of their eilenee
and amooth-running qteilibies, while
the great power of secelenation en-
ables the driver to pick his way
through tra,ffie to very best advan-
tage, with the result that the
Knight Motor has now been select-
ed as standerd for figure week, In
view of the feet that the daily run
of a London 'busis 110 mike of very
drenuoue work, it m,usb be admit-
ted that the .sueeese aebeeved here
ie. very notable indeed,"
` The. London General Omnibus
Gampamy ie one .of the most effi-
ciently managed commercial oar
companiers in the world, It has
spent hundreds of thousands of
pounds ID developing a type. of
motor 'bus meet suitable to London
traffic, and its adoption of the
Knight, net only as a standard- for
future new 'louses, but to replace the
poppe,t valve motors in the 'buses
on the streets, is the"rnost striking
feature the Knight Eligine has ever
had.
Madge: "Don't yoq think a girl
should marry an economical man?"
Dolly: "Ihsuppose so; but it's aw-
ful being engaged to one'
Historic ,Battlegroniel.
Greeks and Bulgarians have been
coming into confliot in the neutral
sons and the spot is associated with
more famous names than olmod
any other even in the Balka,ne.
Rare Bacchus avenged himself on
the Thracian King, Lyeurgus, who
had ba,nishe,d him and hie vvorship
by driving the king mad, so that he
cut off his own legs, thinking they
were vine bran•ches, and was torn
to pieces by his subjects, who want-
ed to have Beeches (and wine)
again. Seated on this- mountain
Orpheus charmed, the trees and
beasts. On the southwe,d it looks
toward Amphipolis, for which Mh-
enians and Spartans druggled
(Theicydiclea was- banished from
Athens for losieg it as general
and on the nerthead Philippi
where the. earthquake release(
Paul and Silas in prison, and Bmi-
tets and Caesar's ghost met again.
—___g
LIQUID SULPHUR
is tho Most benefleent medical discovery
of the present ceatury. The change in
our methode of living has deprived the
system of some of its most neceeeary in-
gredients. Our graudinothers gave us
SULP/ItTE, tut the doctors laughed. It
did not assimilate witit the blood, Tho
diecoVery of liquifying SULPHITE has
changed the dootor'ee opinion. LIQUID
'SULPHUR aealmilatee readily with the
blood. Leading physicians are recom-
mending LIQUID SULPHUR for all blood
troublee. LIQUID SULPHITE is a post.
titre cure for ECZEMA, Hundrede are
'willing to testify -to tho benefit it haa
been to them. A. few drops three timee
a day will entre the most acute ease of
IDIEHMATISAL
For sale by all druggists. 50 cents per
bottle.
took the key from the keeper's
cod and managed to unlock the
door. After the feet escapade, the
door was faetened by a," bolt fax -
above remit, and he , was, given a
cage teorapanion, Alone, or aided
by her, he pulleda, seuel box to the
foot of the door, she eot on it, and
he, on her shoulders, drew the bolt
and freed them both.
But our koolokaiabe marks the
height of animal intelligence. It,
has not onlylliscovered what a look
is for, but it aetnelly made a key
that .opeeed it. This it did hang-
ing from the bars by the right hand,
,while with the left it poked a stick
into the keyhole, biting off splinters
until the end fitted the equare
aperture. We let the creature per-
form -the feat a emend time to
prove tliatt‘it was not a matter of
ehance. Then we screwed the door
up.
ElltElE'ROOF RAILWAY CARS.
—
British Railways Taking Precau-
tion Ageinst Fire.
For some, time past attention has
been given in rellway circles in Bri-
tain to the question of fire -proofing
coaches, and each mooches are now
a feature of up-to-date practice, At
Swindonexperiments were first
Made on two or three OnaehOg af-
ter whieh it was decided to eXtend
the principle to pradically all new
coaches; eoesequently the wades
now under ennetruction at Swindon
have fireproof floor.% The base of
the floors is farmed of 13heete ef
galv,anize.d oorrugated teel, rivet-
ed together and secured to rthe low-
est member of the side framing of
the ;mad. On the top ef this are
fastened expanded metal sheets,
and on the bed thus formed the fire --
proof flooping is law -to an average
depth of -one inch. When dry the
material forms a .haed fire residing
sebetance through which it will be
iinpossible for flames to penetrate.
As a further precaution against fee
the coaches are cased with galvan-
ized steel sheets at 'the sides and
ends, screwed on Ito the wooden
framing.
Manslaughter in Second Degree,
Cutting corm with ti; razor is danger-
olle and useless. The only remedy ie
Putnam's; Corn Extractor, which removes
corns and warts in one day. Bemuse
painless and safe, use only "Putnam's,"
Sfe, per bottle at all dealers.
A Sympathizer.
A clergyman was being ahaved
by a barber who had evidently be -
00131e unnerved by the previous
night's dissipation, Finally, he
out the clergyman's chin. The lat-
ter looked up at the artist re-
proachfully and said:
"You see, my man, wild comes
of hoed drinking."
"Yes, stir," replied the 'barber,
consolingly. ,"It makes the skin`
tender."
Mlnard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia,
Three clothing stores are in the
same block. One morning the mid-
dle prepeietor saw to the right of
bbs a big sign, "Bankrupt Sale,"
and to the left, "Closing Out at
'Cost.". Twenty minutes later there
,appeared over his own door, in
1 ergo letteni: `Mein En trance •
ISSUE 89-13.
MONKEY CLEVERNESS.
Some Remarkable Feats Performed
By These A.ninuils.
Whether animals can et -busily
reason or not. is a perpetually dee
bseed question. Occasionally, as
Mr. George Jennison shows in the
Manchester Guardian, it is decided-
ly difficult bo- explain thts doings of
eons animals on the ground of
mere instinct,
For cleverneae, even dogs and ele-
phants must give way to monkeys.
For the last thirty yeara ours ha,ve
pumped their own -water or dawn
it from at well. Each learns from
the others in the eage. Mr. Fitz-
simons of Port Elizabeth gives the
chaerna, baboon of Soueh Africa a
very high plum. rt is sometimes
used, he says,."instead af a boy to
lead the front span of oxen," and
he wants us to believe that it can
count. Our own young epembnen is
certainly very °lever ; ±8 a day it
learned to WS a {slot machine; and
it will not put more than a single
penny in an 'empty Machine. It
was, I believe, a monkey of this
species that was fibt•ed with a pair
of epectecles in Breslau Ga-rdens,
and perfectly appreciated their use.
It wore them with gravity, treabed
them with" reaped, ancl carefully
folded them after use.
Ordinary bolts are quite ueeless
to bnprison orang-utans, and a nail
at the head .ef the bolt is so ineffee-
teal that our keeper always fastens
the belts with a screw. The beasts
probably draw the, bolts raid nail by
diaries at first, lout they quickly
learn how to repeat the trick.
Indiscriminate feeding is bad for
apes, and We keep them behind
double bars, as much out of harm's
way as, possible. But people insist
on trying to. feed -them., and it large
ntiraber o nues fall in front of the
cages, apparently out el,,reech of
the animals. One day a chimpan-
zee passed his ;blanket through the
bars, threw it on the nute, and
dragged them in. We took away the
blankets and gave him, a, dick, with
which he also gee the saute by
sweeping them toward the cage.
But he conld never learn the ad-
vantage of it crooked handle.
Herr Korbert tells me their
orang-utan hes gone a etep further.
There are palms in the ape -house,
and the orang-nten used a strip of
blanket to got palm -leaven, When
the palm,s, were put farther away,
the ape bora the deep of blanket
down ehe middle, --almost but not
quite in two,--eo'tha,t, it was timely
twice as long. With this he could
reach the ,paltn-leates again.
Apes undei nand the adieu of a
leek. We taught the fled Cloneul
to "retook his door, and it wee amus-
ing to see him chease the right key
a,nd let himself out. But the ex-
perience taught as never to teach
another, TWIee he was found at
'rage in the gardens ; he must have
opened with t•oole of hio -own two
simple locks, and then iteholted it
door
Mr. Hagenbeck tells tne that it
chimpanzee, about two years ego,
Too Good to Lose.
"Will you be my wife 1" asked
the star -boarder.
"Let me see," roused the land-
lady, "You've boarded with. me
tour yearns. You haste Stever grum-
bled at the food. 'You have alwaye
paid promptly. No, I can't accept
you; you are boo good a, boarder to
be pet on the free list 1"
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
si Delicious Drawing flualities
ve
Are manifested in millions of Teapots daily
THE TEA OF STERLING WORTH
BLACK, dXED or flifIEE111—Seoiel Packets Only
wnEe Sample Mailed on Enquiry fe Address s "SALADA,,, Taranto
Art eminent scientist, the other day,
gave his opinion nhat tee most won.
derfal dioevery of recent veal% was
the dlecovery of ZaneRuk. just
thinkl As soon as a single thin Meer
of Zeuentak ie applied to a wound or
a tiara, such injury is insured against
blood POJE1011 1 Not one species ot
microbe has hoen found that Zam-Buk
does not kill I
Then agate. ,As soon as Zara -Belt
is applied to it sore, or a cut, or to
{skin disease, it stops the emarting.
That is whY children are such friends
Zameluk. They care nothing tor
the science of the thing. All they
know le that Zan-Buk °tope their
pain, atothers Should never formit
this.
,Again. As soon as Zam-Bok is ap-
plied to a 'wound or to a diseased
part, the cells beneath the elrin's sur-
face are go stimulated that now
healthy tissue is quickly formed, This
forming of fresh, healthy tissue from
botow Is Zam-Buk'a aecret of healing,
The tissue thus formed is{ worked up
to the suratee and literally casts off
the diseased tissue above it, 'Phis is
why Zara -Bak cures aro permanent.
Only the -other day ler. Marsh, of
101 Colorimier Ave., Montreal, called
upon t110 Zaan-Buk Co. and told them
that for over twerity-eve years he
had been a martyr to eczema. His
hands were •at one tittle SO Covered
with sores that he had to sleep in
gloves, Four yeare ago Zezn-73We was
introduced to him, and in a Yelff
months it cured him. To-day—over
three years after his cure of a Meese°
he had for twenty -eve years—he is
still cured, and has had no trace of
any return of the eczemal
A11 druggiets sell Zareatik at 50c.
bos„or we will send tree trial box if
you send this advertisement and a le.
stamp (to pay return postage). AA,
dress Zaneltak Co., Toronto.
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The Modern Shine, Easier to Use
' Better for the Shoes
Mother—Now, children, I want
you to kiss Mies Lemon good-bye.
Elder Brother—Come me Billy, be
a sport, It'll be over in a amend
Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
WANTED—More Workers Ilgereellote dewielfhlreour eev1:111uotrfnelr Ohem18.
Mal PrOoose. Site.P10, roecheniettl work, rapidly done. All pob
terns furnished. Positively no asp-brims:3e required. We ferniah the PL,000178 ad
chemicals and wanly yo* with ploturea to oolor. which you.return to us Good
prices Raid isromptlY by the Week or montlt lqo canvassing Sr selling -our trav-
ellers Gall tbte goods and the field Is unlimited for our work. If you want deem
pleasant work the year round for whole or gyaMe time. write ma and we will Bond
you contract and the
Price' we Pei
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COMMERCIAL ART WOFIKS, COLLEGE STREET, TORONTO, ONT.
NEWSPAPER FOR SAM
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WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOIL
'Li Sale in good Ontario town. Excellent
opening for man of energy. Virrito Wilson
PublieMing Company, Toronto.
it's Nature..
"That cold seems to have a
strong hold on you."
" Yes; it has it great deal of
hoarne power'
Dr. Morse's
lhodian Root Pillee
exactly meet the need which so often
arises in every family for # medicine
to open up and regulate the bowels,
Not only are they effective in all
eases of Constipation, but they help
greatly in breaking up a Cold or La
Grippe by. cleaning out the system'
and purifying the blood. In the swim
way they reite-ve or cure BilioneneeS,
Indigestion, Sick Headaches, Rheum.
atinu and other common ailmetes. •
In the fullest sense of the words Dr.
Morse's Indian Root Pais are
A Ploalseholdl nesnodr
FOR SALE
Pulleys & Shafting
Minable ter Ries, MenefacturIng
Plants, PrintingiNauees. Eta -
2 Weed l2 -x- 48 -in
for a lettelni
Wood Mt Tali*, 12% x in.
Lor mite ito.
1 Wood EiNat,pkturq, la% x 28 In.
for 3 /116 ehttft.
1 Wood kip% ,Pluney, log ne
foe 8 7ntain.. shaft.
Pulleys of emalles eimas arx1
!ARMS FOR BALL
H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto,
17.111tUIT, STOCK, GRAIN AND DAIRY.
J. Forme in all motions Nit Ontario.
Some anoint
AOTORY SITES, WITH 011 WITHOUT
A: Railway trackage, la Toronto.
Prempton and other towns and cities.
ESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN
I, Brampton end a dozen other tootot.
H. W. DAWSON, Colborne St., Toronto
STAMPS AND COIN&
TAMP COLLECTORS -HUNDRED DIP.
ferent Pereign Stamps. Catalogue,
Album, only Seven Cents. Marks Stamp
Company, Toronto.
MALE HELP WANTED.
MEN WANTED
YOUNG MAN BE A BARB
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