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10 STRENGTHEN
WEAK NERVES
The Blood Supply Must be Made
Rich, Red and Pure
When you build up the blood ,voi
itrengthen-the nerves, because „the
nerves get their food through—the
blood. Yeti cannot reach the
nerves with medicine except through
the blood—this M a great medical
truth few people realize. NervouS
peOple are pale people. They are
nervous because they are pale. The
blood is so thin and watery that it
cannot nourish the nerves. Starved
nerves mean sciatica, neuralgia,
nervous prostration, paralysis.
Dr. Williams! Pink Pills fax Pale
People are a real nerve tonic. They
supply plenty of nourishing red
blood to the exhauated nerves, thus
enabling them to de the work na-
ture intended they should do. This
is the simple secret of the success
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in cur-
ing nerve troubles. As to their
value in cases of sciatica, Mrs. Job
Palmer, Fenelon Falls, Ont., says:
"For seven -weeks I suffered un-
told agony from sciatica,. I tried
everything to ease the pain, but it
steadily grew worse. Liniments
had no more effect, upon the troll:
ble than water. Then the doctor
told me to apply a hot iron to the
afflicted part and I did so morning
after morning, but my leg had be-
come so numb with the pain that I
could hardly feel the heat of the
Iron. I never expected to be able
to walk again, my leg Waft so drawn
up. I had tried so many thiags
that I had given up hope, yet at the
urging of my brother I decided to
try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. To
my surprise in two weeks I was
able to stand on my feet with bet
little pain, and soon after I was
able to walk about again. 1 con-
tihued taking the Pills fax about
two months, but some time before
_I discontinued their use nay leg had
become normal again, and the
agony of the trouble had disappear-
ed, and I have not since had a
twinge of it. Words fail to express
my gratitude for what the Pills did
for me and I most strongly recom-
mend them to all sufferers from
„ sciatica."
The eery day mission of Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills is to cure cases
like the ebove, and they will not
disappoint if given a fair trial.
Sold by all medicine dealers or by
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes
fax $2.50 from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockaile, Ont.
• '
PROPHECIES FULFILLED.
Many Dias Happenings Were Pre-
dicted, for This Year.
The first half of the year 1912 has
been. marked by an unusual number
of disasters on land and sea. The
general run of bad luck hoe been
such as to bear out !some of the most
•dismal prophecies made by the so -
celled seers here and abroad.
In December, 1911, Mme. DG
Thebes, the Paris astrologer, pre-
dicted that 1912 would be an odi-
ous," "atrocious" year, marked by
continent -wreaking wars, conspira-
cies, assassinations, mots, epidem-
ice; the ruin of Paris, the downfall
of the German emperor, fusilatles
In Spain, and "tears and misery
elsewhere."
In April last she said she hal
•foreseen the Titanic disaster and in
1906 told W Stead, one of the
saip's lost passengers, that he would
die at sea.
One war and three large rebel-
lions have been in progress. The
war between Turkey; and the Ital.
isms has centred largely at Tripoli,
Africa, but has raged on and upon
both sides of the NIediterrienean.
The chief rebellions have been in
• China, Mexico and Mercers°. The
total losses are estimated to aggro -
fake more than 150,000 human be-
ings and $1,000,000,000 in property.
Great storms, earthquakes and
✓ olearmes have been numerous.
Great strikes have marked the
opening half of the year. The nums
bei of train wrecks is a record -
breaker,
enalatrtnerarenneno
:The Best Trea.tment.
for Itching Scalp'
• and Falling Hair
'es'ao ono/ Itching and irritation of the scalp,
prevent dry, thin, and falling hair, remove
▪ Crusts, scales and dandruff, and promote the
• growth and beauty of the hair, the following
'medal treatment is naost effective, agreeable
e nd economical. On retiring, comb the hair
out straight all around, then begin at the side
and make a parting, gently rubbing Cuticura
Ointment Into the patting with a bit of soft
/ flannel held over the end of the finger. Anoint
•, additionalpartings about half an inch apart
until the whole scalp has been treated, the pur-
r:rob:1g rttVrt It'Itglurt Itlit,T°1t0All
1. place a light covering over the hair to
•runt hot watt'''. Shampoos alone may be
, used as often an agreeable, but once or
• attvice a Month is generally sufficient for
l•this special treatment for women's hair. Not.
withstanding Outieurn soap and ointment are
Fold everywhere, those wishing to try this
treatment may do so without expense by
sending to "Cuticura," Dept. dM, Beaton, U.
13. A., or a free sample of Cuticum soap and
Oat/tient, with 82-p. book 00 skin and bulr.1
TRAGEDIES OF THE OCEAN
PERILS WHICW TILE SAILOR
HAS TO ,UNDERGO. -
ire May Grountl on" a Sandbank,
"a
Meet His End by Collision, or
Suffer by Fire.
Those who go down to the sea in
ships are sure to fasten on the name
of the ill-fated 4.s. Titanic an omen
of disaster quite apart from its
classical significance. Sailors don't
like ships initialed with the letter
"T." The old Thunderer of the
British Navy was notoriously un -
Lucky. the warship Texas belonging
to the United States hardly less
and a small fleet of ill-omenn
"T's" have been lost by the Union
Steamship Company of New Zea-
land.
It's 411 very well for the lands-
man, !secure ea terra • Brine, to
laugh arthe sailorman for his naive
superstitions, but he knows nothing
actually of old Neptune's mysteri-
ous moods. To read and shudder
ever vivid men pioturee of wreck
and hazard on the angry sea is not
the same as to wrestle nerve and
muscle with its insatiable maw, to
pass a lifetime on its unstable bo-
som, to tame perchance but never
to oonquer its wild spirit.
Time and aecident may acquaint
the sailor with the perils of un-
charted rocks, • ioebergs, or dere-
licts. These are obvious dangers to
be accepted every time he puts to
sea; they amount to but a fraction
of the hundred and one risks which
every aailor must take. Boats
with an ugly list like the unfortu-
nate Witrittali are fortunately rare;
yet some that have completely van-
ished from mortal ken have bean
top-heavy, rendered 'so in most
casesby
A SHIFTING OARGO.
Sometimes a spice, of luck will
befriend the dogged pluck of a
boat's navigators, as after being
posted as "missing" she may turn
up one day to the jay of her under-
writers. The Altraark, a German
steamer from the Elbe, outward
bound from New York broke down
in mid -ocean. Her engines went
wrong, and while they were being -
tinkered an unknown sailing ves-
sel came along and knocked a big
hole in her side. She began to ac-
cumulate more exit water than her
pumps could keep under' her cargo
shifted, anti the big 'steamer took
an awkward list ever to one side.
She was seteling by the sterna -and
the end seemed near when an Atlan-
tic mailboat hove to and managed
to take off most of her passengers
and crew before the two ships lost
each other in a violent storm.
The disabled vessel atill carried
her captain and chief officer, a
Glasgow engineer travelling saloon,
three English passengers'and a
stoker or two—a, mere handful,
whom everybody gave up for lost;
but they put up a gallant fight, and
eventually the Glasgow man coaxed
the engines to work, while his fel-
low -passengers helped the officera
to keep the ship afloat, And a, fort-
night later the Altsnark walked in-
to the Forth and perched herself
on a sandbank} Luckily she was
got off and brought into dock, and
the plucky little handful of men who
had saved her had a good time.
She yeas freighted with wheat,
.And grain is one of the worst car-
goes. One would hardly think rice
much of a peril—and neither it is
if it is kept dry. But let the cargo
he soaked, by 'shipping a sea, that
finds its way to the hold, or by way
of a leak, and the entire load of
grain begins to swell.
THERE IS NO STOPPING IT.
A load of rice has been known to
heave up a selid iron lower deck,
and wrench it slowly from its mighty
fastening as if it were a ,biscuit tin.
Thus did the tramp steamer Pilate,
also a German boat, come by her
end. She was simply forced apart
and sunk by a few tons of Hee.
Many another vessel has met the
same fate. •"
Cotton and wool have helped to
fill Davy Jones's locker. Gunpowder
its far Bider to carry than petroleum.
The s.s. Chesapeake, an oil boat,
sailed front New York last Novem-
ber with a crew of fifty Chinamen
and eight English officers. One
morning without any sort of warn-
• ing the bulk of her cargo exploded,
blew the hatches off, and twisted
her iron roof. Later her starboard
beech blew' off, and the tins of case
oil stored below bbgan to jump
overboard. She was shipping a lot
of water, and this mingliug with the
blazing oil produced dense clouds
, of steam which. enveloped her fore
and aft like an immense winding-
amet. Most of the Celestials rushed
the boats and made a panic-stricken
effort to get away, but their precipi-
tancy cost them their lives.
Meanwhile the captain and offi
cars placidly •sank to their gune.
Almost every ininute _minor explo-
sions damaged the ship. Two offi-
cers Were temporarily blinded.
And SO ell day long the unequal
contest raged. Night was falling
when a tremendous explosion flung
a great plume .of blazing oil high
above. the !ship. It sprayed around
liice
SOME GIGP10FIREWORK,
•setting ablaze tackle, bridge, pilot-
house, and the sole remaining life-
boat. At the risk of his life the
skipper plunged: into the rain of
flarairrg oil and got the lifeboat in -
tie the water, where she was man-
ned, while he dashed below and res-
• cued a deg and eat. He was the
last to leave the doomed ship and
the means of saving 21 human lives.
No particidar notice vats taken
of his heroism, and he himself would
be the last to account it worthy of
remark. It, was just one of those
risks which hundreds like him
cheerfully aacept.
When in Auguat last the liner
Icifeshire grounded on the Somali-
land coast, her crew and 'seasons
gere got avva,y in four boats, but
thousands of earned savages who
lined the shore made landing im-
possible. She carried 110 souls, who
were faced by the dreadful alterna-
tive of massacre or slavery on the
one hand or annihilation by sharks
in a stornatossed eea on the other.
The st,orm soon parted the little
flotilla. One boat was driven close
in shore, but by desperate efforts
her crw beat off the hlcxxl-thirsty
Somalis and pulled her seaward.
Hume seas threatened to swamp her,
and r her occupants, up to the knees
in water, were fax fifteen hours
forced to bail for their very lives,
before the French mail stemer res-
cued them.
The Frenchman picked up three
of the Fifeshire's boats, accounting
in all for 75 souls, including
A THREE -MONTHS -OLD BABY.
The fourth boat was never heard
of. Her fate in those shark -invest-
ed waters is, alasl the fate of many
who go down to the sea in ships.
Sharks have been known to dog a
shipwrecked crew fax days. And, in
one instance lately, the sailors lost
all their oars in constantly repelling
the ma,neaters' attacks.
Waterspouts have sunk many e,
fine shipand they are 'not always
encountered in torrid zones either.
Last October, whilst in raid -ocean,
the White. Star liner Creek was
ehased by one of these elements of
destruction, which towered 800 feet
above the waves. Huge seas were
running and the liner had reduced
speed till her captain was suddenly
confronted by the fresh danger. He
knew there was no hope if the spout
once caught the ship up. Full epeed
Ahead was the order. Then a terri-
fic and exciting race followed; but
finally speed and good seamanship
trilunphed. Disaster was averted
when the, spout creased the Cretic's
course about a -Mile aebern.
WOMEN PEARL DIVERS.
Some japa,nese CrirIS Spend. Most of
Their Bine in the Water.
Curiously enough, the pearl div-
ers of Japan are women. Along the
coast of the Bay of Ago ,and the Bay
of Kokasho the thirteen and four-
teen -year-old girls, after they &lash
their primary sehool work, go to sea
and learn to dive, They are in the
water and learn to swim almost
from babyhood, and epend meet of
their time in the water, except in
the coldest season—from the end of
Deeember to the beginning of Feb-
ruary. Even during the most Mole -
mento of seasons they sometimes
dive for vestals. They wear a ape:
cial dresa, white underwear, and
the hair twisted up into a hard
knot. The eyes are protected by
glasses to prevent the entrance of
water. Tubs are suspended 1 rem the
waist. A boat in command of a man
is assigned to every five or ten wo-
men divers to earry them to and
from the fishing grounds. When the
divers arrive on the grounds they
leep into the water at once, and
begin -to gather (system at the bot-
tom. The ;oysters are dropped into
the -tubs suspended from the waists.
When these vessels are filled, the
divers are raised -to the surface and
jump into the boats. They dive to
a depth of from five to thirty fath-
oms without any special apparatue,
and retain their breath from one to
three minutes. Their ages vary
from thirteen to forty years, end be-
tween twenty-five and thirty-five
they are at their priane,
A. WINNING START.
A. Perfectly Digested Breakfast
Makes Nerve Force for the Day.
Everything goes wrong if the
breakfast lies in your stomach like
a mud pie. What you eat does
harm if you can't digest it—it turns
to poison. ,
A bright lady teacher found this
to be true, even of an ordinary light
breakfast of eggs and boast. Stile
says:
"Two years ago I contracted a
s
very annoying form of indigestion.
My Stomach was in such eontlition
that a simple breakfast of fruit,
toa.st and egg gave me great dis-
tress.
"I was slow to belie -ye thak trou-
ble oould come from ,such a simple
diet, but finally had to give it up,
and found a groat change upon a
cup of hot Postum and Grape -Nuts
with cream, for my morning meal.
For more than a year I have held
to this course and have not suffered
except when injudiciously varying
my diet.
`I have been a teacher for 'sever-
al years and find that my easily di-
gested brealefese raceme a saving of
nervouts farce for the entire day.
My gain of ten pounds in weight al-
so causes me to want to testify to
the value of Grape -Nuts.
"Grape -Nuts holds first rank at
our table."
Name given by Canadian Poet=
Co., Windsor, Ont.
"There's a reason." Reatl the
little book, "The Road to Well-
ville," in pkgs.
Ever read the above fetter? A new ono
appears front time to time. They ars
gentilna, true, and full of human IntaresL
NUTS TO CRACK.
Disappointment is often merely
Hope turned inside out.
No man can be popular with mar-
ried people who calls a, baby ,"it,"
The fellow who won't take no for
an answer deserves to get married.
At the age of 18 a broken heart
ie more easily mended than a bro-
ken, rib.
Someone is always sure to lose, in
a lawsuit, and it ian't the lawyer,
either.' .
The average man does almost as
much worrying about the money
market as his wife does about the
market money.
To fight with nature's weapone
depends upon whether you are a
man and use your fises, or a woman
and use your tongue.
IN SUMMERTEVIE
no home should be
without a bottle of
NA -DRU -00
Extract oi
Wild Strawberry
Compound
It promptly cheelooDlarrhoen,
Cholera Infuntunt, Cholera
Morbue, Nausea, Vomiting
and Summer Complaint.
10 sc. nud sou. bottles, at your
Druggist's.
tetanal Dna and themes) Da.
of Canada, Wilted, 210
FROM MERRY OLD ENGLAND
NEWS BY MAIL ABOUT JOHN
num AND KIS PEOPLE.
Occurrences in The Land That
Reigns Supreme in the Com.
menial World.
John Garbutt 'meson accidentally
shot his sister at West Hartlepool.
• John Brown, a famous rat-catcher
of West Houghton, has committed
suicide.
William Eldridge was sentenced
to la month's hard labor for dese-
crating graves.
Mr. A, Giles, eleetzical engineer,
of Blackburn, hes been ehot by
strikers in Lisbon.
Pri.1300 Arthur of Connaught
opened the new buildings of the'
Royal Academy of Music.
A cockatoo ninety years of age
has died at the cottage homes at
Elornehurch, Essex. .
Four persoits were injured in a
motor car smash on the Bath Road,
neer TapIin Station.
Mr. W. Bromley, Mayor of Dever,
was knocked down by a bicycle and
seriously injured.
A Huntingdonshire mushroom is
reported as weighing two peunda
and 42 inches round.
Four were killed end twenty in-
jured in a wreck in the Lancashire
and Yorkshire Railway.
A youth named Oliver Wendell
Heiress was accused of setting fire
to a hedge at Herborne.
Mr. W. Thornton, the chief con-
stable of Gravesend, has been pre-
sented with £93 on his retirement.
John Eason was injured in an ex-
plosion in a telegraph junction box
le Buckingham Palace Road,
Four men were charged at Croy.
don with stealing and • redeiving
thirty-eight dogs, valued at £100.
A London General Omnibus Co.'s
motor omnibus crashed into an of-
fice window in LeadenhaIl Street.
Forty-seven persons, thirty-five of
whom were children, oecupied a
nine -roomed house in Marylebone,
A boy aged seven has been COM.
mitted to the Meclesaeld Industrial
School for thrashing his father.
Dr. Purtsell of Durham has died
through losing control of his cycle
and running into a railway bridge.
William Wilson was fined £6 for
trying to kiss a girl in a train be-
tween High Wycombe and Padding-
ton.
Tram ears under the "pay -as -you -
enter" system, the first of the kind
in Epgland, will run at Eateshead.
Frederick Walker, a Paddingeon
racing tipster, was sentenced to two
months' hard labor for stealing £10.
Mr. W D. Johnston, the young
aviator, has died in 1Yr-unease In-
firmary from injuries received in a
motorcycle arecalent.
Whilst entering the Mersey the
echooner Alice and Eliza struck a
buoy and sank immediately.
Gueets at a wedding at Shoebury-
ness wore buttonholes of radish, in
honor of the bride's father, known
looaiiy as the "Radish King.'
An action at the Wandsworth
County Court was terminated by
the announcement that defendant
had dropped dead when summons
Was aerved.
A Pill That Lightens Life.—To the
men who is a, vietins Of indigestion
the transaction of business becomes
an added misery. He cannot con-
centrge his mind upon his tasks
afnel loss and vexation attend him.
To avail a man Parmele,e's Vege-
table Pills offer relief, A coerse
of treatment, according to diree-
tions, will convince him of their
great excellence. They are confi-
dently recommended because they
will do all that is claimed for them.
The fellow who talks about the
depths of his love seldom elaborates
on the length of it. •
M 'nerd's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
WORKING MOTHER,
Litotib Hatrold—IVIother, won't you
give me a cents fax a po,or ease
who's out ie front crying
Mother—Poor man What is he
crying about? ,
Little Retold -41e seems to be
crying something about' ."Freah
roasted peanuts ,for 5 cents a bag."
ED. 4
ISSUE 30-12
• GRAINS OF GOLD.
No woman is educated who is not
equal to the successful manage-
ment of a family.
If thou knoweet anything good of
a man tell it unto others; if any-
thing ill, tell it privately to himself.
The, great CubSa of wealth is when
it becomes master and OWNS the
man, instead of the man owning
the wealth.
The views of every man should be
directed towards a solid, however
niederato independence -- without
which no man can be happy, nor
even honest.
Make up your mind to think of
what you have in life that is good,
think out what the future. may hold
for you, a.nd then you will forget
petty worries and your heart will
grow light and the world seem full
of sunshine.
Democracy to -day is like a giant
infant jut awakening to a can
sciousness of its powers but with-
out a full control of its limb& or
musele.s. It ueeds educating, dis-
ciplining, encouraging, inspiring;
it needs to think not of rights only
but of duties.
ZA.111...BUli AND OUTDOOR LIFE.
Every tennis or ball player, every
swimmer, every canoeist, every man
or women vrho loves outdoor life
and exercise, 8,hou1d keep a box of
Zata-Buk handy. ,
ZamsBuk is a purely herbal pre-
paration, which, as soon as applied
to cuts, bruises, burns, spaains,
blisters, eta., sets up highly bene-
ficial operations. First, its anti-
septic properties render the wound
bee from all danger from blood
poisoning. Next, its soothing pro-
perties relieve and ease the pain.
Then its rich*, herbal balm pene-
trate the, tissim, and set up the
wonderful process of healing.
Barbed wire scratches, insect eting,s,
are all quickly cured by Zam-Buk.
All druggists and etores. Use Zam-
Bub Soap also; 2.6c. per tablet.
TIP TO DATE,
"When I was a young • naan I
warlsed twelve hours a day," said
the sire.
"1 admire your youthful ener-
gy," replied the son, "but I ad-
mire still more the mature wisdom
which led you to etop it."
Worms feed upon the vitality of
children and endanger their lives.
A simple and effective cure is Mo-
ther Graves' Worm Exterminator.
.And lots of men are standing
around waiting for sonie one to
come along and drive them to drink.
Minard's LIMMent CUM CMS, Eta
WHY HE CHOSE IT.
"Do I understand that your son
wants to be a doctor 1"
eyes.
"What for ?"
"He wanted to follow a profes-
sion that would furnish him with ,a
geod exeuse for staying out late
nights, I think."
A Safe Pill for Suffering Women.
—The seoluded life of women,
which pernsits of little healthful
exeicise, is a fruitful cause of de-
rangements of the stomach and
liver and is accountable for the
pains and lassitude that so many' of
them experience. Parraelee's Ve-
getable Pills will correct irregu-
larities of the digestive organs and
restore health and vigor. The most
delicsee woman can use Vann with
safety, because their action, while
effective, is mild and seething.
HARDLY.
Father—You have • had every
chance to be a gentleman; all of
your ancestors were gentlemen.
Son—Not• on both sides of the
house, dad.
When Your Eyes Need are
Try Marine Bye Neu:Lady. No Smarti ng—Fee/s
Flee—lets Quickly. Try it for Red, Weak,
Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. Dina.
trated Book in eaeh Package. Marine is
fair4g1 ubstd"bi ?Iggiset:grkle ref= LIZ;
Me dor many years, Non dedicated to the Pub -
Ile and sold by Druggists at 260 and Mo per Cottle.
Marine Ilya Salve in Aseptie 20500, Me sad 60e.
SE urine Eye Remedy Co., Chleame
"Young man, how do you expect
to marry my daughter if you a,re in
debt?" asked her father. "Why,
sir, in my opinion it's the only pro-
per thing to do. The tenger Ien en-
aaaad to her the wores off I shall
be," replied Tom.
Very many person's die annually
feom cholera nd kindred summer
complaints, who might have been
saved if proper remedies had been
used. • If attacked do not delay in
getting u bottle of Dr. J. D. Kel-
logg's Dysenteey Oordial, the medi-
cine that never fails to effect, a
cure, 'Please who have us,eti it say
it acts promptly, irnd thoroughly
selecluets the pain • and disease.
When you are offered anything
free look for the string.
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
Occasionally a man marries a girl
in order to get her off his mind.
Slae—"And hew is your ta,chelor
friend?" He --"When I saw him
last he was mending very slowly."
She—"Indeed 1 I didn't know he'd
been He—"He hasn't been—
Ire was searing fresh buttone on his
underwear l''
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HEELS
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Cleaning arid Curling and Kid Gloves cleaned.
Thane can be aont by post, lo per 00
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MONTREAL.
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Itle bonnie)... to tile hair and akin nod whi be found
perfectly ettlefactory when used according to
directions.
we place OUrrwenty years of reputation beak of
'International Fly Way," mud ask you to toatit
unevenly.° nuamoice.
801.0 AT ALL DnALE09.
ItEERNATIGNAL STOCK ram co. Lindled, TOSONTO
No. 74
FARMS FOR SALE.
-
H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto.
J IENIT W110IISAND DOLLARS wirer,
.121 buy beautiful hundrod neves la
Northumberland County, including Steak
and Implements. , There is in the, stook
4 horses, 10 cows, eta, This is 1505155, and
onn be had on easy ternni. DaRnattion
once.
GFames as LINCOLN, WELLAND,
Halton, Peel, York, Durham, North.
unaberland, Prince Edward counties at 4
reasonable prices.
A ',BERTA. SASKATOICEWAN AND
ZS- Manitoba lands in large or small
."El BLIT FARMS—ALL SIZES, IN TR/I
E.' Niagara Fruit Belt,
H. W. DAWSON, Toronto.
' MALE HELP WANTED,
AILWAY AGENTS, TFIEGRAPISERS
.1.1e.. and Clerks in great demand through.
out Ontario and ,,North West. Six Months
will Qualify yen. De,y and Mail courses.
Positions Peoured. Free Book 13 explain.
Dominion Fiehool Telegraphy, Teronto,
MISCELLANEOUS.
IT ASP AND PARM SCALER. Willson's
▪ Seale Works, 9 Esplanade, Toronto.
Art ANCES; TUMORS, Lir MPS, etc, Sq.
ternal and external, cured without
Pan lir oar home treatment. Write rit
before too late. Dr. Bellman Medical Ca.
Collthavonod. Ont
it TON SCALE GUARANTEED. Wilson'll
NJ Seale Works, 9 Esplanade, Toronto.
The Sou/ (sea Pesineactiee
Action, insist on the
"OTTO HIGEL"
Pianoo Actiserni
OW- XV/ tr iE;
CREOSOTE
m120.1i2cti.c10tM-Inase525aL
PrOteact — Preserve.-- Mena utIty
Samplee and Booklets on Application
JAMES Lanni!? & CO., Limited
1,8141 Bathurst Street TORONTO
• SIEGE OF DELHI.
Greatest of Historical Spectacles a
the C.N.E. this Year.
The • Siege of Delhi will be the
historic spectacle at the Canadian
National EXhibition this year.
There is no more terribly pictur-
esque scene in English history than
this sketch from the groat Indian
mutiny. The rich and varied cos-
tumes of the natives of different
castes mingled with the uniforms of
the English officers give to it color
thee cannot fail to delight the eye,
while the tragic drama eannot fail
to be of enthralling interest. Every
detail is to receive the strictest at-
tention to melte this the greatest of
the many historical spectacles that
the Caneclian National has become
famous for.
010
The Sather had gone away area
left his only son in charge of the
shop. "Aro you the head of the
firm?" asked the man with a sam-
ple ease whe had just come in.
"No air," remarked the young
man with a smile, "I'm only the
heir Of the head !"
Wire Wounds
Sty mare, a very valuable one, was bad.
ly bruised and out by being caught in a
wire fence. Some of the Wounds would
not heal, although I tried many dilferout
medicines. Dr. Boll advised me to use
larrAnices LINIMENT, diluted at tint,
then stronger as the sores began to look
better, until after three weelcs, the sores
have healed, and best of all, the hair is ,
growing well, and is NOT WILITI1 as is
most always the case in horse wounds.
P. 01. BOUVET.
WermoUth. ,
"I won't defend a Man whom I
believe to be guilty," remarked a
young lawyer. "My boy," said an
old practitioner, "you mustn't set
up your judgment against that of
the majority. I have defen•ded
plenty of men whom I. believed to
be guilty, but the jury decided
otherwise I"
Oil for Toothache.—There is no
pain so acute and diatressing as
toothache, When you have so un-
welcome a 'visitor apply Dv. Tho-
mas' Eclectric Oil according to di-
rections and you will find immedi-
ate relief. It touthes the nerve
with toothieg effect and the pain
departs at once. That it will ease
toothache is another fine quality of
ithis Oil, showing the many uses it
Anybody else ---'s opinione are fear-
fully noisy.
Minard's Liniment Cures career In cows.
Probably if everybody had to pay
$2 to vete, lilse going to the thea-
tre; everybody would go to the
polls.
There is no peasonotis ingredient
in Holloway's Corn Cure, and it
can be used without delver of in-
jury,
DEMANDS.
Knielser--What is the, mettei with
Smith?
Booker—His baby wiints the moon
and his wife wants the earth,
THE REAL QUESTION.
"Who is that man in the next
room with the great ehock of red
hair?"
"Why, he is the husband of the
famous singer Gastolini,"
"Yes!'but who was he before ho
ferried?"
ST
TEM
WITH'
COOPER'S FLY KNOCKER
raya to keep your stock free of flica--oontentod
corm give )6 more milk: Loma work harder and.
1000 1005. Costa tem than hontaaeadrendar. Eon
Ceepees Fle Raeder and pave money. F.asy to Use—
econoinlool—tallaiont—nno, Crianta (Jmnonlal) Me:
Gallon° <Tonsorial) 01.51. apoolal circular free—tello
what others any about Cooper% Any dealer or
WM. COOPER & NEPHEWS - TORONTO
IrailliNf2601:02MCIMMEMMainalagn
When are you
going to ask
your grocer for
SC
DINES?
Trade supplied by
John W. Sickle a Greening, Hamilton
COW COMFORT
la guaranteed to keep Flies oft your Cattle
80,00 PER GALLON
Dilute with 4 gallons of ruder.
Write for it gallon now to
THE MACLAREN IMPERIAL CHEESE CO..
LTD., WOODSTOCK, ONTARIO.
• Sole tifre.—The Sapho Matutfacturing Co.,
Limited, blontroal.
41.40.11.10.11.1011.011=if
TWO CRUISES
—ON '51105-'
SS, CLEVELAND
(10.500
From New York 'Eat. 19, 5012
from San i mindful° Feb 13,1013
Will veil Madeira. Sputa 0.4. Erna,
Wile, Ceylou, &relit Settlement". Join
Philippine', Chins, Japan, &winkle
1,504,, with Ovodaml American Tour.
INLAND EXCURSIONS
AND SIDE TRIPS
OPTIONAL I 17 boy* in India
TOURS / IJIJoyoioJopo,
Duration 110 Days Each
$650 -;dholiealary exaan:ce
Idina all nee.
aboard and agitate.
"405 annone 00,, has made 11..
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Write for Sooklet
HAMBURG AMERICAN
LINE
4.1-05 BROADWAY, N. Y.
or Ocean Steainshlp Agency,
63 V01000 St., Toronto, Canada.
•
The destruction of the house fly
is a public duty, Ahuost every
American State Board of Health is
carrying on a crusade against inn.
His filthy origin and habits, and
the fact that his body i s generally
laden with disease -producing germs,
makes him one of the greatest ene-
mies of the human race,
If the housekeepers of Canada will
ole
persistently, this peril wi I be tre-
mendously reduce( .
liaeste