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It was in a little country town,
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excellent citizen and kind-hearted
man, allowed' himself, . much against
Ilia own will, to be chosen mayor
for the fourth time. After the
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a.
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Mlnarres Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
The Counsel of Despair.
"I want a pieoe of meat. without
any bono, fat .or gristle," said the
bride, on her first brig' to market.
"Yea, ma'am,)" replied the butch-
er. "I would suggest that you take
an egg."
'MARVELOUS' 9
CU[S
OF SKINa [DUPTION
Four Children ConstantlySeratching.
Nearly Tore Limbs Off, Cured in
a Month by Cuticura Soap
and Ointment -
of my daughters and two of my sons
'Were suffering from very bad heads, the does
for ordering my daughter, to have all their
hair sit ell se as to prevent 18 from spreading
all over theft
heads, and to
E
v g,ttethesaat
^ :+ *,24•e"r7,. 'at the troubI. .
' 'in order to be
� �. able to ru.b.
,�y1 ' D � %°'' some o l n t- eel
AT�.'dlli,� meatwhich
be gave te, Y chi
well late the oto
sores,- These. to
sores stetted
I n s m a ld nO
biotoho�b' chi
which gotlarger and larger and then ,buret and spread ' gin
all over their heads, and In some eases down. Dei
their backs and bodies. The doctor said 11
was eczema, but they seemed to be dailq 'j
etting worse. The sores formed iike little
oils, then Ailed with matter, and. looked
e abscesses. They became all Inflamed
isand irritated, causing them' to, be ;constantly
retching themselves, This made the sores
arse, and the matter flowed all over their!
ends.' We had to cut, their 'Inger nasal
and at times tb put glove, on their hands,
the irritation Was so bad, to keep them lam
digging Into the flesh, and' at night they
iwould nearly tear their Limbs oaf. The
bolsters would bo literally covered with blood.
i'. "The teachers would not let them attend
/chord for fear of Infection spreading among
he other children, so I resolved 80 try the:-
utloura Reined! whkh i totted to benefit
my children great , I continued with' the
Outloura Soap an Outicura Ointment for
one mont and the result is a marvelous
cure." t ad) George Arthur Robinson,..
87, Fitzw fugal St., Hovland Common, nr,
,Barnetey, Yorkih, Lyng.,.tan. 3 1011,;
Although Cntletreidoa and Ointment aro
)sold throughout the world, a liberal sample
of each, with 8E -p, book on the shin will be
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Corp., 10 Uolsmhud Ave., Boston, 11. A. O.
ANAEMIC GIRLS
SEEM, EVERYWHERE.
Nine Out of Every Ten Show
Symptoms of This Serious
Trouble.
So steadily ' -does anaemia under-
mine the health of young, growing
girls and young women. that it is
rightly regarded- as :one of the
greatest enemies of her sex. Nine
women out of ten are bloodless,
more or less, and in many cases
neglect has allowed anaemia to de-
velop into hopeless decline. There.
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weak tired girls and women in Dr.
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good blood of health that banishes
the "always tired" ,weakness, -and.
the continual backaches of anae-
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the low spirits, the palpitation of
the overworked heart and the fits
of nervousness that mark the. wo-
men whose weak blood is unable to
nourish their wasting frames, Dr.
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health to unhappy 'anaemies in eas-
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"Some two years ago I became
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a doctor who told me that it was a
bad case of anaemia and nervous-
ness. I had most of the •symptoms
that accompany this trouble, such
as headaches, a tired feeling,,poor
appetite, and pallor. The doctor's
medicine did not seem to help me
and then I began' changing ,from
one medicine to another, but with
no better results. Finally at the
suggestion of my mother I decided
to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I
got two boxes and by the time I
had taken them I began to feel bet-
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and I continued using the Pills un-
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When I was again enjoying the very
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weight as well. I have:proved in
my ease that Dr, Williams' Pink
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can recommend them to similar suf-
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Sold by all medicine dealers or
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TIIE FIRST AERIAL FLEET.
A. Remarkable Exhibition Took
Place in France,
Just after sunrise on a morning
late September, the French min
ter of war, Monsieur" Mitlera
held the first review of a war S
of aeroplanes that the world
ever seen, at Villaooubley, ne
Versailles. There was no pomp
display, 'but to observers of imagi
nation, the occasion was as drama
tiealiy effective as it was historic
ly important. The London
thus describes it:
Neither. the 'early' hour at ethic
it was necessary to leave Paris, n
t bitter he a cold of the autumn morn
ing, nor the feet that only those
with special permits were allow
on the ground, sufficed to damps
the general enthusiasm over the re
markable exploita the corps of mil
to airmen r rm had accomplished dur
Pl
inge
ill arm maaoeuvr a in h
y e t
west. Every ono of the pilots w•h
were on parade had flown at le
six hundred miles' during the
manoeuvres, and the total distanc
covered by all the machines is ova
forty-three thousand miles.
A surprising number of men, wo-
men and children went to Villacou
Way train, motor -car, or bicycl
and on foot, and lined the Jenadividing the aerodrome from th
road. Three special services o
motor -omnibuses left Paris for th
ground about five o'clock, and ever
omnibus was orowdod with paasen
gers veho.had taken 'baskets the pre
vioua day.
Idonaisur •Millerarad's inspection
was of necessity informal: To righ
and left of the entrance to the fly
ing-ground,' which was kept by eigh
hundred troops, were drawn up the
heavy wagons that :carried field -re-
pairing outfits, spare partsand
everything necessary for the; effi-
ciency of the aerial terra* on cam-
paign.
am-
ai n
p g No fewer than seventy-two
machines were deetwn up; in a eemi-
cirple—biplaneb and monoplanes,
gleaming white Nieuports, plum -
colored Reps, B]eriots, Breguets,
.Farman�s, and many other well-
known' makes.
In some cases 'the pilot had at-
tached to his machine his own par-
ticular mascot, a white gull, a
Teddy bear, or, in one case, a no-
tice, taken from a railway -carriage,
"II eat dangereux .de se pencher en
dehors" (It is dangerous to lean out
of the window). Some aeroplanes
were still peeked on their drays,
with their long shouts, shrouded in
cilnvas;, peering out of the tilt like
a gun.
Monsieur Millernnd merely walk -
along the .imposing line of Ma-
nes. Before each squadron he
peed and addressed a few words
the crews. The inspection over,
time was .lost in getting the ma-
nes away. The roar of the (n—
es wan to be''heard all over the
d.
he pilots got into tiled heavy
coats and adjusted their.' helmets,
climbed into their places, and ma-
chine after machine rose into the
,air, circled once or twice round the
aerodrome, and .disappeared in the
direction of E'tampes. By nine
o'clock twenty aeroplanes bad left.
The whole affair passed off"with
precision. It 'was hard to believe.
that only seven metre sato the
Wright brothers were still testing
gliders, and that no heavier -than -
:dr machine had ever sown in Eu-
rope.
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of Ouba was discovered.
FROM BONNIE SCOTLAND
NOTEA OP INTEREST PRJ tri HER
RANKS AND .BRArr9.. y�
What is Going on in The Highlands
and Lowllulds' of Auld
Scotia.
A Greenock man was fined $15
for cruelty to a horse.
An epidemic of scarlet fever pre-
vails at Port Glasgow.
A proposal has ben made to light
the village of West Kilbride ' by
electricity.
As the result of Edinburgh Li-
cencing Court, there is a decrease
,of two public house licenses,
The Countess of Selkirk has
given $5,000, to Kirkcudbright to-
wards supporting a parish 'nurse.
Cheap season tickets are to be is-
sued to . Dumbartonshire sehool
children on the ]coal tramway sys-
tem.
For nine months ended Septem-
ber, fish to the value of $15,160,865
were landed on the Scottish coasts.
The measles epidemic which has
been prevailing in Wick and Thurso
for some time has•spread to the
county.
The clock tower at Gatehouse
has undergone oonsiderable repair,
and most of the woodwork has been
renewed.
At Barrhead Dean of Guild
Court, plans were passed for a new
picture and variety theatre to ooat
about $20,000.
Extensive excavations have been
oarried out at Castledykes, the site
of the ancient Royal Castle of Kirk-
cudbright.
Two deaths from smallpox have
000urred in ,hospital at Kirkcaldy
during the past week, and four new
cases were admitted.
During the past week upwards of
twenty cases of typhoid fever have
been reported to the Aberdeen pub -
lie health authorities,
The Prime Minister has intimated
his intention of accepting the offer
of the freedom of Dundee. on some
day early next year.
The revenue of Aberdeen Harbor
during the past year amounted to
£89,827, which, deducting expenses,
leaves a surplus of £30,444.
Wigtown Town Council have
agreed to take a plebiscite of the
ratepayers on twq schemes for im-
proving the waster supply of the
burgh.
1 ,
SCOFFERS
Often Make the Staunchest
Converts.
The man who scoffs at an idea or
doctrine which ho does not fully
understand has at least the courage
to show where he stands.
The [papal of Health has many
*mamma, who formerly laughed at
the idea that tea and coffee, for ex-
ample, ever hurt anyone. T'pon
looking into the matter seriously,
often at the suggestion of a friend,
such persona have found that Pea -
tum and it friend's advice have been
their salvation:
"My sister was employed in an
eastern city where she had to do
calculating," writes a Western
girl.
"She
suffered with headache
e
until Ore was a1mAAt unfitted for
duty.
"Her landlady persuaded her to
quit coffee ee and use Posture, andin
a few days she was entirely free
from headache." (Tea is just as
injurious ap coffee because it con=
tains caffeine, the same drug found
in coffee.) "She told her employer
about it, and on trying it, he had
the same experience,
"My father and I have both suf-
fered much from nervous headache
since. I can remember, but we
scoffed at the idea advanced by niy
sister, that coffee was the cause of
our trouble,
'However, we finally quit coffee
and ,began using Poster. Father
has had but one headache Dow in
four years, due to a severe cold,
and I have lost my headaches and
sour stomach which I' am now con-
vinced came from coffee.
"A cup of good, hot Posture is
satisfying M me when I do not care
to eat a meal. Circumstances.
caused me t0 locate in a new coun-
try and I feared I would not be
able to get my favorite drink, Poe
trim, but I was relieved to find that
a 15111 supply is kept here with a
heavy demand for it." Name given
by Oanadian Postern . Co., Windsor,
Read ".The Road to Wellville,"
in pkgs. "There's a reason."
Ever read the ebays latter? A new one
appears from time to time. They aro.
eenulne,. true, and full of human Interest.
,Use or Abuse!
Parente and' children often' differ
in their views concerning the uses
to which various •articles should be
eput. As thus :
Mother (at breakfast)—You ought
always to ,true your napkin at the
stable, George.
George—I ala using it, mother. I
have got the dog tied to the leg of
the table with it:
EC' 4.
ISSUE 47—'12
GARDEN SPOILED BY CRABS.
Prevent the -Growth of Vegetables;
Iu British t h Halduras
The trials of a housekeeper .inS
British Honduras, are many,, and
varied, writes Lady Swanyo, wifb of
th.e Governor, in the Wide World
Magazine, service being indifferent
and, fond not of the best quality.
Milk and: butter are tinned, and
vegetables have to be imported.
Thinking to remedy this, we at-
tempted to grow our own vegeta-
bles, but soon found thin to be im-
possible, owing to the fact that the
garden was infested with crabe—'a
novel pest for a 'garden, surely!
The crustaceans may apparently
have all been killed off one yeas,
but the next autumn they swarm
down to the sea( again from their
unknown breeding' places inland in
veritable armies: Sitting in the
veranda one can hear their -shells
clacking and crashing against eaeb
other, as they hustle past the house.
We tried to circumvent the pests
by wiring in the vegetable' .plot, but,
this proved unavailing, as there is
water about a foot below the sur-
face, and the crabs had only to dive
down one one side of thefence and
come up smiling on the other.
THE BEST MEDICINE FOR:,
YOUNG CHILDREN.
Mrs. Ulderic' Roberge, Lao Long,
Que., writes :— "I have used Baby's
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fered from stomach trouble and
vomiting, also . from constipation
and they completely cured him. I
can recommend them to all mothers
as the very best medicine for young
children. The Tablets are super-
ior to all other medicines, not only
because they promptly cure sto-
mach trouble, constipation, colic,_
etc.,, but because they are guaran-
teed to be absolutely safe and free
from all harmful drugs. Sold by
medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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TIGERS SKILFUL STAINERS.
English Resident of India Toils of
Animals' Methods.
Most wild animals may, in a
sense, be termed "specialists" with
reference to the manner in which
they approsoh their prey. The tiger,
is great as a stalker. His feet may
be said to be "shod with silence:"
As illustrating the proficiency of the
tiger in this respect there may be
cited the experience of an English
resident of India.
He had been much annoyed by
tigers and at last tied a bullock in a
clearing and took up his own posi-
tion in a tree to wait until the big
cat should come after the bait, The
ground was covered with dried
leaves, which, in . hot weather, are
ea brittle that even the walking of
a bind over them can be diotiaetly
heard for some distance.
In a short time a large tiger slip-
ped out of the forest and slowly
edged hie way toward the bullock.
His method wasso elaborate and
painstaking b
Paig t at .the man watching.
was fascinated to a degree.
So carefully did the big beast put
down each paw, and so gradually
did he crush the dry leaves under it,
that not n Bound was to be heard.
Between him and
ock was
a
stump t p about four feet high, with
long, projecting surface roots. This
plainly the tiger regarded as a for-
tunate aid in his operations.
He got upon one of the roots, bad -
anted himself with infinite care,
and so was able to walk quickly and
silently ae far as the stump. He
approached to gradually and noise
lessly, and his color against the
brown leaves was so imperceptible,
that he was close upon the bullock
before the latter perceived him.
School Boy Drunkards.
Remarkable statements concern-
ing drunkenness amongst Russia,}
school children aro made by Mr.
Consul H. M. Grove in his report
on the trade of the Moscow district
for 1911. It is admitted, he writes,
that inebriety is very rapidly in-
creasing among the school children
in Russia in general, and in Moscow
and the Moscow provinces in parti-
cular. Out of I8,134 school boys in
the Moscow province, from the ages
of 8 to 13 years, 12,102, or fl8 per,
cent., have taken to drink, and out
of 10,404 "girls of the same ages
4,733, or 45 per cent., also drink.
H'
Clergy:men — "Now can anyone
tell me what are the sins of orris-
sion i" Small Boy—"Yes, sir. They
are the sins we ought to have done
and haven't."
The "SALADA" Tea Co. have
issued a writ for $5,000.00 against
W. Brittain, Grocer, of Toronto,
for selling' balk tea in paper bags
as - `Salads Tea, Genuine
"SALADA" is sold only in sealed'
lead packets..
In choosing a wife, young men,
use your ears as well as your eyes.
Minaret's Liniment eut.w.. Carpet In :Cows,
"What interested me most in lay
travels," said Henpeck, "was the
mummy, of a queen I saw in.
Egypt." "Wonderful, eh?'' asked'
his friend. "Yes; it's wonderful
how they could make a woman dry
up and stay that way."
Dr. kvi oree'j.
Indian Root Pills
exactly meet the need which to often
arises in every family for a medicine
to open up and regulate the bowels.
Not only are they effective in all
cases 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 same
way they relieve or cure Biliousness,
Indigestion, Sick Headaches, Rheum-
atism and other common ailments.
In the fullest sense of the words Dr.
Morse's Indian Root Pills are 47
A
Household Remedy
ATT $35,090 01' FOOD.
Voracious Eaters Cause of Others'
Starvation.
' The advice which Sydney Smith
gave to Lord Murray on the subject
of diet wan probably- sound. "If
you wish for anything like happi-
ness in the fifth act of life," he
wrote, "eat and drink, one-half of
what you could eat and drink. Did
I ever tell you my calculations
about eating and drinking? Having
ascertained the weight of what I
could live upon, so as to preserve
health and strength, and what I did.
live upon, I fo'tlnd that between ten
and ,, seventy years of age I had
eaten asset drunk forty-four horse
wagon loads of meat and drink
more than would have preserved mo
in life and health ! The value of
this masa of nourishment I consider
to be worth $35,000. It occurred to.
mo that I must, by my voracity,
have starved to death fully 100 per-
sons. This is a frightfullcalculation,
but irresistibly true."
ORIGIN OF THE CRESCENT.
Onee Emblem of Byzantine Empire
and Eastern Church.
Though now regarded as easem
tially Mohammedan, the crescent
was Christian in its origin. A cres-
cent moon was the emblem of the
Byzantine Empire and the Eastern
Church, and the' Turks adopted, it
as a badge of triumph after the
capture of Constantinople in 1453.
With reference to the crescent
the story of the origin of the eros -
cent -shaped Vienna roll is worth
recalling, It arose in the sixteenth
century when the Turks were be-
sieging Vienna, and failing to carry
it by assault began to drive mines
under the walls. In that periodthe
city's bake -houses were in the walls
under the fortifications, and when
the mines were almost through the
sound of the work was heard in the
underground bake -houses and the
alarm given. It was to celebrate
this event that the•bakers adopted
the Turkish emblem as the shape in
whioh to make their bread.
ARE YOUR HANDS CHAPPED
Zam-Buk Will Cure Thom.
1
The particular dltimer of chapped
hands and cold cracks (apart alto-
gether from the pain) is that the
cold is likely M penetrate and set
up inflammation, festering, or
blood -poison. Directly the skin is
broken by a cut, graze or, scratch,'
or chaffed, and cracked by the ac-
tion of the cold winds and water,
the one neoessary precaution le to
apply Zam-Buk freely.
The pure herbaljuices front which
Zam-Buk is prepared are so per-
fectly combined and refined that
the immediate effect of these Zam-
Buk dressings is soothing, antisep
tie, and healing.
Mre. 0. M. noels, Neuchatel,
Alta., writes :—"I must tell you
how pleased I am with Zam-Buk.
My husband had an old frogtbi o
t
on his foot for many years, ale'
had tried almost every known rem-
edy, without any effect, but the
first application of Zam-Buk seem-
ed to help him so much that he
arscvered
and the r '
p sore nto
n w
cured.
We would
Vi/ not behot it It
w
Zam-Buk in the house."
Zam-Buk is also a sure cure for
piles, eczema, P r ar ulcer e, abscesses,
scalp sores, blood -poison, bad leg,
eruptions, eta. Ite purely herbal
composition makes it the ideal
balm for babies and young chil-
dren. All druggists and stores sell
Zam-Buk 50c. box or post free from
Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, for price.
Try also Zama -Buie Soap, 25o. tab -
'F
One Idea.
"What are these society people
we hear about?" asked Mre. Corn -
tassel,
"I dunno," roplisd the farmer,
"but as near as I can make out
they're jes' folks that make a re-
gular habit o' wear& -their Sun-
day clothes every day,"
Minard'e Liniment Co., Ltd.
rientloanen,—In July, 1900, I -wen throws
from a Toad machine, fn;uring my hip
and beak badly and was obliged to nee a
orutah for 14 months Iu Sept., 1906, Mr.
wm. Outridg(:a, of Lsoliute, 'argot' me to
try MINARD'S LINIMENT, which I did,
with the most satlefnetory 'results and
to -day I nth ae well as ever in ray lite.
PORT, sincerely,
MATTM0W sin BA.INES. i
tnark
"'There ,ain't nothin' very bad
about me, ma'am, there ain't," said
the beggar at the back door.
"Think not?" said the lady 'with
the spectacles. "How about your
grammar?'''
Cure Fer eensumptlen,—For eonaesag•
tion, weak linos lingering'eoughe bort-
Pitts and bronchitis. Names and. atidre.ea..
of thane only given a tow days to live by
specialist and doetors, after taking this
tura are alive and well, will be sent on.
regveet. Write Wm. It, Copeland, 511 Pape
Ave„ Toronto, Ont.
Occasionally a man commands re-
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Ill Mare's Ltntment :Cares Distemper.
THOSE WIPO D0 SNOT T:Ir7Nt..
The Eskimos Do Not Keep a Re-
cord of Time.
Where'•: the physical struggle for
life is at its keenest, as it is among
the Eskimos, the years glide by
free from the more 'subtle earee and
worries of the civilized man. The -
Eskimo, says Mr.. Knud .Reemussen
in 'EThe People of the Polar
North," does' not count the clays,
and keeps en hunting.
Once I asked en. Etkimo who.
seemed to be plunged in xefleetion,
"Whatare you thinking about?"
He laughed at my question,' and
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Quantity and quality of mak was Stock
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is said by
dealers
erarywbcmn.
Aid. "Oh, it is only you white men DYEING I CLEANING I
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spares"
I saw that I had insulted him by
crediting him with thought,
On another occasion I asked an
unusually intelligent Eskimo, Pan-
igpak, w'ho had taken part iu
Peary's last north pole expedition:
"Tell me, what did you suppose
wasI
t to object of all your exer-
tions? What did you think when
you saw the land disappear behind
you and you found yourself out on
the drifting ice -floes ?"
"Think said Panigpak, aston-
ished, "8 did not need to think,
Peary did that!"
Eating becomes the great thing
with the Eskimos. I onto excused
myself, when paying a visit, with
the plea that I had already eaten
and had had enough, 'I was laugh-
ed at, and ,the answer I received
was:
"There thou talkost like a dog!
'Dogs can be stuffed till' they are.
satisfied and can" eat no more—but
people—people can always eat l"
K
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"Husband, I feel that we ought
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They have never done anything for
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have..I learn that they fed our
cat while we were away."
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