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FROM BONNIE SCOTLAND
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM ITER
BANKS AND BRAES.
What is Going on in the highlands
and Lowlands of Auld
Scotia.
'At Wishaw last year there were
979 births, 371 deaths and 163 mar-
riages.
Gourock Town Council have de-
cided to erect a new gasometer at
a cost of $25,000.
The Duke of Hamilton has again
given $685 for coal for the poor on
his several estates.
Hamilton Town Council are to
erect a new hospital at an esti-
mated expenditure of $100,000.
The dullness in the building trade
in Leith continues, and the pros-
pects for 1913 are not encouraging.
Bee -keeping is to be included in
the curriculum of the Glasgow and
West of Scotland Agricultural Col-
lege.
The death has occurred of Mr.
William Beith, the oldest inhabi-
tant of' Campbellttown, at the age of
99.
The number of marriages in Edin-
burgh during the past year was
1,865, as compared with 1,850 in
1911.
Paisley Hospital. Saturday Fund
has allocated $800 among local
charities. The sum collected was
$1,060.
The fishing village of Crawton,
about two miles south of Dunnot-
tar Castle, is now left without a
single inhabitant.
A new picture theatre, situated
in Lauriston Place, near Tollcross,
to accommodate 600 person's, has
been opened.
Plans of additions and alterations
to Dalbeattie School at a cost of
$13,500, have been' passed by the
Urr School Board.
Ayr Town Council have decided
to form two public bowling greens
at Newton Public Park, at a cost
of $6,000.
The new water scheme at Lang -
helm is making but slow progress,
due, it is stated, to a scarcity of
"-n; S+vzes•
It is said that a company has pur-
chased ground to the west of
Younge.r's Bottle Works in. O11oa
for a new shipbuilding yard.
According to one Hamilton town
councillor, the burgh is faced with
a capital expenditure of $500,000 to
meet municipal requirements.
The death has occurred at Edin-
burgh of Mrs. Sutherland, widow of
Alexander Sutherland, rope and
sailmaker, Leith, in her 102nd year.
Mr. William Stewart, headmaster
of Frederick Street School, Aber-
deen, died suddenly while sitting in
his chair in his room at the school.
Glasgow Savings Bank with its
eight million of money is the largest
institution in the country, and
Edinburgh comes next with five mil-
lion.
At the meeting of Ca.dder Parish
Council a resolution was adopted
to make application to the county
council to have a ten -mile speed
limit imposed.
At the wedding of his nephew on
Hogmanay at Killearn, Mr. John
George of Gillieston, who is eighty-
seven years of age, acted as heist
man.
"Am interesting collection of
Grace Darling relies, the property
of her cousins, George and Robert
Hinsley, of Orsi, near Berwick, has
been made at Berwick.
The Arbroath Town Council have
resolved to increase the wages of
their employes in the roads and
bridges department by %d. per
hour and two additional holidays.
J. Frost, D.A.
There's an artist esuoh an artist
.Never yet was born nor made—
And he comes when least expected
In a garment white arrayed.
And the earth is his palette
And the atmosphere his brush;
But his pictures put the finest
Living artist to the blush.
He loves to come at moonlight
With the universe abed,
And upon the chilly windows
Of the houses he will shed
All the magic he possesses—
And he has a goodly share.
Then the world gets up to marvel
At the pictures painted there.
But'the jealous sun, peeeeiving,
Sends a million magic rays,
And they play upon the windows
In a million magic ways.
So the work of art 'grows misty
And the sweet design is lost.
Yes; the sue was ever jealous
Of .the work of Mr. Frost.
OLD PROSPECTOR
TELLS 1115 STORY
HIS REAL TROUBLES STARTED
WHEN RHEUMATISM
GOT HIM.
Plasters, ointments and sulphur
were alike useless, but Dodd's
Kidney Pills nrade a new man of
him.
Princeton, B. C., February 17
(Special).—All over Canada people
are telling of the great work
Dodd's Kidney Pills are doing, and
even in the Rocky Mountain fast-
nesses where nature hides her mines
men are telling of cures made and
suffering relieved by the great Ca-
nadian Kidney remedy. Wm. Mur-
ray, sixty-six years old, who has
tramped the frontier as lumber
jack, rancher, prospector, miner,
hunter and trapper, and who has
friends all over the west, is one of
these. Many a tale of hardship and
danger he can tell, but his first
real trouble came when Rheuma-
tism claimed him.
"I slipped on the mountain side
and strained my kidneys and then
my troubles all seemed to set in
at once. I had nearly all the symp-
toms of Lumbago, Sciatica, Neu-
ralgia, Diabetes, Dropsy. and
Bright's Disease," Mr. Murray
states.
"Then I broke out in a terrible
rash that spread all over my body
and kept me in tortures. I tried
all sorts of liniments and ointments
and took sulphur enough to start
a little hades of my own. But it
was all no use. Then I tried
Dodd's Kidney Pills, and all I can
say is they made a new man of me."
It Depends.
"Could you learn to love me I"
"I don't know,." replied the girl.
"What is your particular system of
instruction ?"
Fairville, Sept. 30, 1602.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Dear Sirs,—We wish to inform you that
we consider your MINARD'S LINIMENT
a very superior article, and we use it as
a sure relief for sore throat and chest.
When I tell you I would not be without
it if the price was one dollar a bottle, I
mean it.
Yours truly,
CHAS. F. TILTON,
Mrs. Kawler—Isn't this sofa cush-
ion the one I saw you making •for
Clara's Christmas present? Mrs.
Kaye—Yes, but when I got it fin-
ished it was entirely too pretty to
give away, so I bought her a ready-
made one.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
Your druggist will refund money if PASO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itch-
ing. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles In
I to 14 days. 50e.
Relatives of a newly married cou-
ple never interfere—if they haven't
any.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria,
Hobson—"So you've bought a
piece of property at Marshville.
How does your land lie?" Job-
son—"Not nearly so well as the
agent who sold it to me."
Low Colonist Rates to Pacific Coast
Via Chicago and North Western Railway.
On sale daily. March 15th to April 15th
inclusive, from all points in Canada to
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland,
Salt Lake City, Seattle, Victoria, Van-
couver, Nelson, Roseland, and nanny other
points. Through Tourist sleepers and
free reclining chair cars from Chicago.
Variable routes. Liberal stop overs. For
full information as to rates,, routes and
literature, write or call on B. II. Bennett,
General Agent, 46 Yonge Street, Toronto.
It Does.
His Dad—"M'boy, I made my
million with only a common school
education."
The Son—"But it takes a college
education to know how to spend
it. '
ED. 7.
ISSUE 8--'1$.
ALLOWED TO GROW UP.
As a result of some very outspok,-
en comments by the Queen of Nor-
way, Princess Mary, the only
daughter of the King"and Queen,
is at last to be allowed to "grow
up." Consequently, when next her
Royal Highness is seen in London,
she will be wearing clothes more
suited to her years, while a few
simple articles of jewlery 'are noW
Princess Mary.
permitted to her. The young Prin-
cess will accompany their Majesties
to Paris in the spring, while later
in the year her Majesty proposes
to take her daughter to Florence
and other Italian cities for a, brief
visit. It will, however, be fully
three years before she makes her
formal debut at Court.
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Weak, Tired Folks
Givens New Vigor
Strength Returns, Health Re-
newed, Vitality of Youth
Re-created.
Exhaustion and Bodily Tiredness,.•ver
Day Being Turned Into Vigor and
Ambition by Dr. HamiltOn's Pills.
From Cheboeue Pt:, N. S., comes the
following from Mrs. W. A. Reynolds; "A
year ago my health began to fail, I lost
appetite, became nervous and sleepless.
My weight ran down, I became thin, hol-
low -checked, and had black rings under
my eyes. I really felt as if the charm
of life had left me and when springtime
arrived I was in the 'blues.' I read of
Dr. Hamilton's Pills and got live boxes
at once.
"Within a month my appetite and color
were good. I gained strength and felt
like a new woman. New life and vigor
returned, and my friends scarcely knew
me. A medicine that will do this should
be in every home."
Good health means much to you. Sue.
cess and happiness depend upon it. The
maintenance and source of health is
found in Dr. Hamilton's Pills, 25e. per
box, or five boxes for $1.00, at all drug.
giete and 'storekeepers, or by mail from
the Oatarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N. Y., and
Kingston, Canada.
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That's a Net.
The visitor was 'examining the
class. "Can any little boy or girl
here tell me what a fish net is made
of ?" he kindly inquired. "A lot of
little holes tied together with
strings," smiled the never -failing
"bright boy."
When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eve Remedy. No Smarting—Feels
Fine—Acts quickly. arty it for Red, Weak,
Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. Illus-
trated Book in each Package. Merino is
compounded by our Oculists—not a "Patent Sied-
lolne"—but used in successful Physicians' Prac-
tice for many ears. Now dedicated. to the Pub-
lic and sold b ra ets at 25o and GOc per Bottle.
Murino Eye Sa vein Aseptic Tubes, 26c and GOo.
Pik:rine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
First Pump.
The first pump ever invented was
the heart of man or animal, and it
is to -day one of the most perfect
pumps in use. The heart as a pump
is decidedly up-to-date, and engi-
neers unanimously agree that its
principles of construction for the
highest efficiency are correct, and
that it is not surpassed by any
pump invented by man. •It is not
only a powerful force pump of in-
credible efficiency, but it is self -
repairing and self - renovating.
While the iiechanism is in action,
it cleanses and purifies itself. For
its size and work, it is the greatest
pump of the age.
"The best capital for a man to
begin with is a capital wife," saga
a woman writer.
SORES FROM ELBOW TO
FINGERS.
Zam-Buk Worked a Miracle of
Healing.
Reverend Gentleman Fully
Corroborates,
Miss Kate L. Dolliver, of Cale-
donia, Queen's Co., N. S., says : ' `I
must add my testimony to the value
of Zam-Buk. Ulcers and sores
broke out on my arm, and although
I tried to heal them by using vari-
ous preparations, nothing seemed
to do me any good. The sores
spread until from fingers to elbow
was one mass of ulceration.
"I had five different doctors, and
faithfully carried out their instruc-
tions. I drank pint after pint of
blood medicines, tried salve after
salve, and lotion after lotion; but
it was of no avail.
"My father 'then took me thirty
Miles to see a well-known doctor.
He photographed the arm and hand.
This photograph was sent to a New
York hospital to the specialist; but
'they sent word they could do no-
thing further for me, and I was in
despair.
"One day a friend asked me if I
had tried Zam-Buk. I said I had
not; but I got a box right away.
That first box did me more good
than all the medicine I had tried
up to that time, so I continued the
treatment. Every box healed the
sores more and more until, to make
a long story short, Zam-Buk healed
all the sores completely.
Minister Corroborates.—The Rev.
W. B. M. Parker, of Caledonia,
Miss Dollover's minister, writes:
"This is to certify that the testi-
monial of Miss Deliver is correct
s far as my knowledge goes. I
have known her for a year and a
half, and her cure effected by Zam-
Buk is remarkable."
All druggists and stores sell at
50c. per box, or post free from Zam-
Buk Co., Toronto, for price.
KITCHENS ON THE SIDEWALK
Mechanics of Kavalla Work in the
Open.
We arose early one February
morning, says a writer in the Chris-
tian Herald, • and left our fairly
clean hotel in Neapolis for four
hours of travel over the modern
road"ear 'the Via Egnatia, which
eh:mild take us to' ancient Philippi.
Our vehicle was a somewhat dilap-
dated hack, such as we are familiar
with at almost every railway sta-
tion, but a surprisingly comfortable
conveyance for this part of the
world. Rattling down some steep.
roughly paved streets, we came to
he centre of -the old Neapolis,
assed near the great Roman ague -
net and ascended another steep
treet on the other side of the mar -
et place.
Early as it was we found that the
eople of Kaval1a were up and do -
ng: The stalls of the fruit men
ere attractive with oranges,
pomegranates, lemons and dates.
The vegetable dealers displayed a
tempting array of cauliflower, cab-
bages, onions, okra, leeks and pota-
toes: As in all Eastern cities,
there was no privacy. The cook was
preparing his breakfast on the side-
walk; the shoemaker was plying his
awl, the tailor his needles and the
blacksmith was shoeing his horses,
almost in the very street.
Twisting a Moral,.
Father (to lazy schoolboy home
for the' holidays) — "Late again,
Tom? Now, when I was your age,
I once found a purse lying in the
road at 7 o'clock in the morning—
and all from getting up early."
Tom—"Well, sir, the man who
lost it got up earlier."
Mlnard's Liniment Cures Carget In Cows.
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The steamboat came splashing
along her course at full speed, and
the first thing the passengers knew
she had crashed head on into the
pier. "Mercy 1" cried a passen-
ger, as the splinters flew. "I won-
der what is the matter."
"Nothin'," said Pat, one of the
deck hands. "Nothin', ma'am—it
looks to me as if the captain just
forgot that we shtop here."
sample tree If you write National Drug
& , CltemioalCo. of Canada, Limited,
THREE MILESTONES.
how It Feels to Be First Called
an Old Man.
An octogenarian sighed and said:
`There are three milestones in a
man's life. The first, a very joyous
milestone, is when he ceases to be
called a boy, and for the first time
hears himself called a young man.
Ah, how happy that makes him! A
young man.
"The second milestone is a mile-
stone of gentle melancholy. It is
when he ceases to be called a young
man, and for the first time hears
himself called a man. A man—not
a young man any longer. That
causes him to take thought. What
has he achieved thus far? Is his
life going to be a success or a fail-
ure? A man, not a young man
now, eh? How fast the years have
flown! So he muses ruefully.
"The third milestone is a tra-
gedy. It is when he is first called
an old man. Ah, how that stabs
him. An old man. He will never
forget the innocent person—the
child, :the youth, or, perhaps, the
girl—who first applied that phrase
to him. He will never forget the
scene of its application, a happy
scene, perhaps, which suddenly
turns funereal, dreadful. An old
man—he who first hears those
words applied to himself quivers,
for all his wrinkles and gray
beard, for all his fat stomach and
bald head, with an anguish more
poignant than youth has ever felt.
An old man—how it cuts and tears.
How it saps the strength. What a
heavy, limp, hopeless feeling of des-
olation it leaves behind it.
"I am 80. I have heard myself
called an old man for a good many
years now. But it always tortures
me. It is the literal truth that,
even at this late day, I'd rather get
a blow in the face than be called
old. It would hurt less."
Cured Stomach Gas,
Stopped Hiccoughs
Pains in the Stomach That Yield
to Nothing Else, Pass Away
Quickly If Nerviline
Is Used.
Read Mr. Braun's Statement.
"A few weeks ago I ate some green
vegetables and some fruit that was not
quite ripe. It first brought on a fit of
indigestion, but unfortunately it develop-
ed into hiccoughs, accompanied by nau-
sea and cramps. I was dreadfully ill
for two days — my head ached and
throbbed; I belched gas continually, and
I was unable to sleep at night. A neigh
bor happened in to see me and urged me
to try Nerviline. Well, I wouldn't have
believed that any preparation could help
so quickly. I took half a teaspoonful of
Nerviline in hot sweetened water, and
my stomach felt better at once. I used
Nerviline several times, and was com-
pletely reetored.7
The above is from a letter written by
G. E. Braun, a well-known stockman and
farmer near Lethbridge, Alta. Mr.
Braun's favorable opinion of the high
merit of Nerviline is shared by thousands
of Canadians who have proved Nerviline
is simply a marvel for cramps, diarrhoea,
flatulence, nausea, and stomach disorders.
Safe to use, guaranteed to cure—you can
make no mietake in keeping Nerviline for
your family remedy.
Large family sire bottles 50c., trial
size 25c. All dealers, or the Catarrhozone
Co., Buffalo, N. Y., and Kingston, Can-
ada.
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Half the world is on the wrong
scent in the pursuit of happiness.
They think it consists in having
and getting and in being served by
others. It consists in giving and
serving others.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure
E. W. GROVE'S eignature is on each box
25e.
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Even if a man is the head of the
family it doesn't follow that he's
the brains of it.
Mineral's Liniment Cures Distemper.
Lots Drawn for Verdict.
A new method of administering
justice was invented and applied
recently at; Villa Franca de Xira in
Portugal. A prisoner was charged
with coining, and as the jury was
evenly divided and could not -agree,
they determined to draw lots. Two
pieces of paper were procured, one
was inscribed "guilty" and the
other "innocent." They were then
folded and shuffled, and one was
chosen by a juryman. It happened
to be the one inscribed "guilty,"
where -upon the prisoner was sen-
tenced to the maximum penalty,
four years' penal servitude and
eight years' transportation.
Belle --•I thought you could keep
a secret? Grace—Well, I kept it
for a week. Do you think I am a
cold -storage warehouse I
FACE COVERED
WITH PIVPLES
Spread on Limbs, Red and Inflamed.
Became Sores. Had to Tie Hands
While He Slept. Well, Thanks to
Cuticura Soap and Ointment,
St. Cesaire, Quebec• .—"My child was
scarcely two months and a half old whey
his face and arms became covered with little
red pimples which a little
later spread on his limbs.
The pimples were very red
and inflamed. They were
like a little red spot which
soon became, a little larger
and raised up. There
were four or five together.
These pimples caused hint
' to scratch so that we had
to tie his hands while he slept. The itching
made him suffer so much that he cried part
of the night, waking up most of the people
in the house. The pimples became sores and
'were very painful.
"I used without success several remedies
which were recommended to me. I then
used Cuticura Ointment and Soap, giving
him a bath every morning with hot water
and Cuticura Soap, and then applied a •thin
layer of Cuticura Ointment on the parts
affected. They gave great relief with the
first application. After using one box of
Cuticura Ointment and a little more than
one cake of Cuticura Soap my child was
completely cured. Thanks to the Cuticura
Soap and Ointment my baby is perfectly
well, and I shall always have them at hand."
(Signed) Mrs. N. Jobin, Jan. 4, 1912.
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment ars
sold throughout the world. A single set is
often sufficient. Liberal sample of each
mailed free, with 82-p. Skin Book. Addrest
post card Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Dept,
87D, Boston, U. S. A.
Millionaires are getting so com-
mon now -a -days that it will be all
unusual wife of the future who
couldn't have married one.
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc.
FARMS FOR SALE.
II. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto.
I OOD STOCK FARM OF 500 ACRES
.F with Three Houses; large Bank Barn,
Must be sold quick. Price is very low.
Q EVER AL DESIRABLE FARMS IK
L, Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewanq
that can be bought. Worth the money fot
quick sale.
HAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED GOOD
farms in different sections of Ontariop
on my list. If you want a farm consuls
me.
es DAWSON, Toronto.
ONE HUNDREDACRF.9 TN' =mina
County—Soil nice clay loam; frame
house; frame barn on stone wall, other
outbuildings. Close to Railway Station
11.2 miles to large cheese factory. Rural
mall delivery. Would f,xchange for city,
town or village property or for smaller
farm. The Western Real Estate, London.
Ont.
STAMPS AND COINS.
6s`i TAMP COLLECTORS—HUNDRED DIT.
i 7 ferent Foreign Stamps, Catalogue,
Album, only Seven Cents. Marks Stamp
Company, Toronto.
MISCELLANEOUS.
vT ANTED — LIVE WILD ANIMALS,
V all kinds. Pearson, Poultryman.
Guelph, Ont.
BARGAIN — REGULAR 25e. SHEET
Music at wholesale. Sample copy 5o.
Specialties Agency. Box 1036. Winnipeg.
CANCER. TUMORS. LUMPS, P; r0.,
internal and external, cured with.
out pain by our home treatment. Writs,
us before too late. Dr. Bellman Medical
Co.. Limited, Collingwood, Ont.
GRAHAM BROS., FUR RANCHERS,
wants all your live, uninjured.
Black, Silver, Cross Foxes, also Mink.
Marten and Fisher. State price expected
Give full description and nearest expresit
office in drat letter to save t xtra t" rre•
spondence. Dougal L. Graham, Pople*
Hill, Ont.
ALL STONES, KIDNEY AND SLAB.
der Stones, Kidney trouble, Gravel,
Lumbago and kindred ailments poeitivel$'
cured with the new German Remedy,
•Sanol." price $1.50. Another new remedy
for Diabetes -Mellitus, and sure cure, It
"Banoi's Anti -Diabetes." Price $2.00 front
druggists or direct. The fin nol Manufaea
turfing Company of Canada. Limited;,
Winnipeg. Man
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