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Everyone knows that the generaa
characteristics may be told by the
shape, texture and general lines of
the hand. The following directions
will aid anyone in practising and
acquiring considerable knowledge
of the character of another without
reading through long works or sev,
eral volumes on the subject.
If the texture of the skin is aoarse
and rough you may be sure that
such a person does manual labor.
if delicate and smooth he does only
clerical work or something akin to
it.
If the flesh is pink and the lines
clearly marked this denotes good
health. If the 'skin becomes yellow
when the hand is pressed back this
denotes poor circulation and bad
health.
If the fingers are long and thin
and tapering this is an indication of
an artistic aesthetic temperament.
If they, are square and rather thick
this denotes. the practical and com-
mon-sense person, with a taste for
mechanics and similar pursuits.
If the first finger curves inward
toward the second finger this indi-
cates a money -loving nature. It is
the "grasping" tendency.
If the second joint of the thumb
(that is, the one nearest the hand)
is thin, having a small waist, this
denotes great tact. .
If this joint is very long it denotes
great reasoning and logical powers.
If the first joint (the one contain-
ing the nail) is long, that denotes
'great strength of will.
If the space between the first and
second finger is large this denotes
independence of action. If the
space between the third and fourth
fingers is very large this denotes in-
dependence of thought. These are
good signs.
If the mount at the base of the
thumb is large and full this is indic-
ative of a loving, passionate disposi-
tion. If it i,s small and flat it de-
notes a cold. hard nature.
if the mount, or cushion, on the
opposite side of the palm—,that is,
near the wrist on the side of the
little finger—is large this denotes
a pugnacious, aggressive disposi-
tion.
The Mount of Jupiter is at the
base or root of the index finger.
Excessively developed, an arrogant,
overbearing disposition; undevel-
aped, lack of self-esteem; normally
developed, a happy, successful life.
The Mount of Saturn, at the base
of the second finger. If absent it
denotes a mediocre life; if exces-
sively developed, a morbid activity
and excitement in dealing with
things; if normally .developed it in-
dicates extreme sensitiveness and
the love of solitude.
The Mount of the Sun, at the
. base of the third finger. If abnor-
• mally large, a sign of vanity; if very
small, a dull, inartistic personality;
if normally developed, success and
fame.
The Mount of Mercury, at the root
of the little finger. If very large,
it denotes a. crafty and deceitful dis-
position ; if very small, it denotes
inability to.cope with situations and
undertake business of any kind suc-
cessfully ; if normal, a very gifted
individual, excelling in the sciences,
in art, and in the literary world..
The line of life is the most im-
portant line in the hand. It lies
around the Mount of Venus, the
mount .at, the base of the thumb.
If long and thin a life of healthy
activity may be looked for, unin-
terrupted by illness, and terminat-
ing in a, happy old age.
If the line rises, near the line of
head this means that the life is gov-
erned by the head. In short, a
short life is indicated.
If the life line is all broken up
and chained this means manly trou-
bles and illnesses.
The line of'heed is the first of the
two great lines running across the
palm of the hand—the one nearest
the wrist.
If long and straight it denotes a
fine mentality; a good head for
science, literature, etc.
If short and broken it indicates
either mental troubles, or a lack of
good brain power.
The line of heart lies about half
lin inch above the head line, also
crossing the palm and nearer the
fingers.
If this is straight, deep and well
defined a strong, lasting love will
mule the life.
If it is short the lover will be cut
short by some unforeseen accident.
• . If chained this denotes a number
of small "affairs" --love affairs of
your early life,. etc.
The inability to bend back the
thumb shows obstinacy.
The line of fate runs straight up
the centre of the palm, from the
wrist, to the third finger (usually).
If long and straight a splendid fu-
ture is' assured. If lacking in the
hand not much fame will be yours.
RINGING THROUGH
QUEBEC PROVINCE
ANOTHER, MARVELLOUS CURE
BY DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS
Ludgor Cote's Backache had level.
oped into Bright's !Disease, and
pains and aches Ivere his portion
—Dodd's Kidney rills cured him.
St. Yvon, Gaspe Co., Que., May
27 (Special)—Once more a wonder-
ful cure has sent the name of the
old Canadian Kidney Remedy ring-
ing through the Province of Quebec.
Mr. Ludger Cote, a well known re-
sident of this place, is . the man
cured and the story of his euro in
his own words is as follows:
"For four years I suffered from
Backache; stiffness of the joints and
finally Bright's Disease. I could
not bend my right leg on account
of the pain in my hip and knee. I
had terrible pains in the region of
the bladder. My eyes were swollen.
I was always tired and nervous and
took no pleasure in life.
"Finally, I decided to try Dodd's
Kidney Pills and the effect was
marvellous. Six boxes cured me
completely."
Backache, neglected, develops in-
to Bright's Disease. The one sure;
way to escape its tortures is to cure
the Backache when it first starts
with Dodd's Kidney Pills.
MINOR IMPERFECTIONS.
Wifey—What do you think of my
new hat?
Hubby—Very pretty. I hope it'll
satisfy you for a while.
Wifey—Of course it will. The
color is not quite what I like and
the trimming doesn't come up to
my expectations, and the shape is
not as good as it ought to be, but
otherwise the hat is a splendid bar-
gain, and I like it awfully well.
Cucumbers and melons are "for-
bidden fruit" to many persons so
constituted that the least indul-
gence is followed by attacks of
cholera, dysentery, griping, etc.
These persons are not aware that
they can indulge . to their heart's
content if they have on hand a bot-
tle of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysen-
tery Cordial, a medicine that will
give immediate relief, and is a sure
euro for all summer complaints.
Counting both steamships and
sailing vessels of one hundred tons
and upwards, their total in the
world's mercantile marine exceeds
30,000.
Minard's LInlment Luinbsrman's Friend.
EXCITEMENT.
Husband (cheerfully)—Well, love,
have you had a pleasant day?
Wife—Oh, splendid 1 After I
dressed the children and got them
off, washed the dishes and made
some pies, cleared away the lunch-
eon table and answered some let-
ters, I still had time enough left to
darn my stockings.
RI Cured of
isfiguring Pimples
By Cuticura Ointment, Broke Out on
Face when Twelve or Thirteen.
Were Most Embarrassing.
Had Tried Everything,
A Nova Scotia girl, Miss Mabel Morash; of
Dover West, writes; "When I was about
twelve or thirteen years of age, my face
broke out with pimples, and 1 tried every-
thing to get Yid of them, but failed. The
pimples were the worst on my forehead and
chin. They camp out in groups and developed
later into sores. tieing on my face they
caused great disfigurement, and were most
embarrassing.
After trying so many remedies without
success, X saw the Cuticura Ointment adver-
tised, and I sent for a box. 1 then applied
it to the pimples, and in a week I sawa
great change in my face. I kept using it,
and in a few months it rendered a complete
cure. Now you cannot tell 1 ever had
pimples, thanks to the Cuticura Ointment."
(Signed) Miss Mabel Morasia, Mar. 81, 1911.
Baby's Face Like Raw Beef
"My baby boy had a large pimple come
on his forehead. It burst and spread all ,
over his face which soon looked like a piece
of raw beef, all smothered with bad pimples.
It was awful to look at. The poor little
thing used to scratch it and cry terribly.
I took him to a doctor but he only got
Worse until I was quite frightened that he
would always be disfigured. Then I got two
tins of Cuticura Ointment, together with
Cutioura Soap, and in two months had quite
cured Trim. Now of course I use Cuticura
Soap for. all nay children (Signed) Mrs.
E. Perry, 99, Waterloo Rd., Aldershot, Eng-
land, May 21, 1910.
Cutioura Soap and Ointment are sold
throughout the world, but to those who
have suffered much, lost bope and are with-
out faith in any treatment, a liberal sample
of eaeh with a 32-p. booklet on the skin
and scalp will bo mailed free, oh application.
Address Pettet Drug 4 Chem. Corp., 89
(;olumbusAve.. Boston. U. p. A.
FRENCH'S sib VICE.
When Sir John French was in
command of the cavalry at Can-
terbury, he chanced one day to meet
a rather slouching young recruit,
"Tell me, my lad," said the new
General French.
Chief of the General Staff, "does
this city belong to you?"
The military fledgling saluted and
blushingly replied:
"No, sir."
"Never mind," said French, geni-
ally, "straighten yourself up, pull
yourself together, and look as
though it did."
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CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
Such is the recuperative power contained
in Copeland's Cure for Consumption that
even the most advanced cases have • been
cured by its beneficial action. It can be
taken by the weakest patient, to whom
it gives a fighting strength as nothing
else will. The appetite comes back. That
weakening perspiration is stopped. The
lungs and respiratory organs are healed
at the same time. Its efficacy to fight
consumption, weak or bleeding lungs,
lingering coughs and bronchitis i9 proven
beyond doubt not by what I state, but by
what is stated by those who have taken
it for those ailmen*,.s..;and. have been ear
Copies of testimoniale of t time who �l
being given up by doeto d special
as only staving a feel' 9 to Iive,
are alive and well to -day. are seulr
request. Price $1 per• bottle at your dr
gist, or direct from Win. Copeland,.,
Pape Ave., Toronto, Canada.
She—"I did not think much of•
the close of the sermon." He—
"Probably you were thinking more:
of the clothes of the congregation;"
The Beauty of a Clear Skin.—The
condition of the liver regulates the
condition of the blood. A dis-
ordered liver causes impurities in
the blood and these show them-
selves in blemishes on the skin.
Parmelee's Vegetable. Pills in act-
ing upon the liver act upon the
blood and a clear, healthy skin will
follow intelligent use of this stand
and medicine. Ladies, who will
fully appreciate this prime quality
of these pills, can use them with the
certainty that the effect will be
most gratifying.
Nearly one hundred million acres
of land in Alberta are suitable for
cultivation.
Keep Minard's Liniment In the house,
ECONOMICAL SUGGESTION..
"We must begin to economize,
my dear."
"All right. Suppose you learn
to shave yourself."
NoT Smarting -reels la
Eye Remedy
Yy Try l t r `ted, Weak, Watery i',Ses
■ �® ✓� Granunlated Lyelids. illustrated nook;•
Ey in each Package. b1Un.1NE is com•
etF'p pounded by our Oetelsts-nota"Patent
efediclne" but Used In successful Mid.
e e d clans' Practice for many years. Now
6� dedicated to the Public and sold by
Ilrugglstsat 210.60c per bottle. Merino
q 1, a eat (3, Tye Salve In Aseptic Tubes, et,e400.
Murifle Eye Remedy Co., ChiCsdo
A prisoner was being tried in an
English court for murder; evidence.
against him purely circumstantial';
part of it a hat found near the scene
of the crime—an ordinary, round,
black hat, but sworn to as the pris-
oner's. Counsel for the defence of
course, made much of the corn` 1
Bess of the hat. "You, gentlelz ..U,.
no doubt each of yon possesslefeh
a hat, of the most ordinary make
and shape, Beware how you ctl?l'
demn a fellow -creature to a shame-
ful
hame£ul death on such a pieoe of evi-
dence," and so on. So the Liao'
was acquitted. Just as he was leav-
ing the dock, with the most touch-
ing humility and simplicity, he.
said: "If you please,. my Lord, may
i 'ave my 'at?" a,
PIPES AND 'PERSONS.
Chaa'actor can be determined in
various ways. Some hold that the
handwriting is the surest test;
some that characters .can be .sum-
med from the shape of fingers and
hand; others that people's faees tell
their own tame. A Paries doctor,
however, declares that the pipe is
the best indicator of a person's ha-
bits. The cigar and cigarette are
too restricted to cities to signify
much, but the activity of a person,
according to this doctor, can be de-
termined by the length of his pipe
The shorter the stern, the more in-
dustrious the person. Inversely,
the longer the ,stem, the lazier the
person. If the stem of a pipe shows
deep teethmarks, the possessor of
that pipe is, as a rule, a man of
strong character; but it does not
hold that a man whose pipe has no
marks upon it has little self-con-
trol.
HAVE YOU A BAD SORE?
If so, remember these facts—Zam-
I3uk is by far the most widely `sed
balm in Canada! Why has it be-
come so popular? Because it heals
sores, euros skin diseases, and does
what is claimed for it. Why not let
it heal your sore?
Remember that Zam-Buk is alto-
gether different to the ordinary
ointments. Most of these consist
of animal fats. Zam-Buk contains
no trace of any animal fat, or any
mineral matter. It is absolutely
herbal.
Test how different and su-
perior Zam-Buk really is. AU
druggists and stores at 50e. box.
Use also Zam-Buk Soap. Relieves
sunburn and prevents freckles.
Best for baby's bath. 25c. tablet.
WIFELY SARCASM.
Mrs. Gadder—"I saw your hus-
band to -day coming out of a sa-
loon."
Mrs. Gayburrd—"Probably go-
ing out to get shaved !"
Sores Heal Quickly.—Have you a
persistent sore that refuses to heal ?
Then, try Dr. Thomas' Eclectric
Oil in the dressing. It will stop
sloughing, carry away the proud
flesh, draw out the pus and pre-
pare a clean way for the new skin.
It is the recognized healer. among
oils and myriads of people can cer-
tify that it healed where other oils
failed utterly.
BORR'Y HE, ASKED.
mate -e -"When he fired the pistol
at you what did you do, Captain 7"
. Captain—"`I moved to one side
and 'the bullet sped harmlessly by
and buried itself in the thick part
of the mate's head."
At the Yarmouth Y. M. C. A. Boys'
gamy', held at Tusket Falls in August. I
fiitind MINARD'S LINIMENT most bene-
ficial for sun burn, an immediate relief
for colic and toothache.
ALFRED STOKES.
General Secretary.
Pigeon -shooting has been prohi-
bited throughout Swiss territory.
Minard's Liniment used by P'hysiofans.
Russia's Army has a peace estab-
lishment of over 1,200,000 men; its
approximate war strength exceeds
5,000,000 men.
Worms in children, if they be not
attended to, cause convulsions, and
often death. Mother Graves' Worm
Exterminator will protect the chil-
dren from these distressing afflic-
tions.
WAS A SHAME.
Re—"So you lost that handsome
little dog you had?"
She—"Yes, in a railroad acci-
dent. I was saved, but the dog was
killed." -
Re—"What a pity 1"
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ISSUE 23-12
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FOOLISH QUESTIONS.
He—Madam, you promised to
obey me. Do you do it?
She—Sir, you promised me your
worldly goods. Do I get 'em 7
A Pill for Brain Workers.—The
man who works with his brains is
more liable to derangement of the
digestive system than the man who
works with his hands, because the
one calls .upon his nervous energy
while the other applies only his
muscular strength. Brain fag be-
gets irregularities of the stomaeh
and liver, and the best remedy that
can be used is Parmelee's Vegetable
Pills. They are specially com-
pounded for such cases and all
those who use them can certify to
their superior power.
TIME TO GIVE IT BACK.
"Here's an umbrella I've kept for
three years," he said proudly.
"Isn't it about time you returned
it," she replied.
Countless have been the cures
•worked by Holloway's Corn Cure.
It has a power of its own not found
in other preparations.
CLEVER.
Mrs. Muggins—"I hear your hus-
band is quite versatile."
Mrs. Buggins—"Why, he can ac-
tually stay oat late every night in
the week and not give the salve ex-
cuse twice."
rinard's Ltntmont Cures Distemper.
H. W. OP.WSON, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto.
EIGIIIT :fOUS AND DOLLARS WILL
buy dreautiful hundred acres is
Northumberland County, including Stock
and Implements. There is in the stock
4 horses. 10 cows, etc. This is a snap. and
can be had on easy terms. Possession at
once.
CI OOD FARMS IN LINCOLN, WELLAND.
7 Balton, Peel, York, Durham, North-
umberland, Prince Edward counties ,a
reasonable priees.
44LBERTA, SASKATCHEWAN AN
, 'Manitoba lands in large or sma
blocks.
I RTIIT FARMS—ALL SIZES. IN T
Nips ere Fruit Belt.
H. W. DAWSON, Toronto.
(i, NE HUNDRED ACRES IN Oxroa
l! County; soil clay loath; three erre
orchard. Brick house. C•tood out-builein`
Will exchange for city, town or vrl'ag
property, or for smaller farm. The We
ern Real Estate, London,
MALE HELP WANTED,
anal AILWAY AGENTS, TELEGRAPHER
e.nel Clerics in groat demand through
eur Ontario and North West. Six month
will qualify you. Day and Mail courses
Pngitions secured. Free Book 19 explains
Doceinion Sphere Telegraphy, Toronto.
% TANTED — FOUR FIRST -CL AS
milkers. Must be quick and clean
Wages, $25 00 per month and hoar
Steady emnlovment win*er and summer.
Apply: S. Price & Sons, Erinclale, Ontario.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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It'E FOXES WANTED—YOUNG OR
old. Wm. Pearson. Guelph, Ont.
AY and FARM SOALES.Wifeon's
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+ "(`f ANGER, TUMORS, LUMPS, etc. In•
'V ternal and external, cured without
pain by onr home treatment. Write us
before too late, Dr. Bellman Medical Co..
Limited, Collingwood. Ont,
,fa TON SCALE GU9IiANTEGD, wilson'9
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complete course of training school for
nurses; reforennes required. For further
information address Miss Eugenia D.
Ayres, Superintendent of Nurses, No. 210
East 64th St.. hew York City .
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