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unT I TERLSTING PEOPLE
,rca L.L. tiy„��,. , ,gL?,i�nTtraula.
'l'im'e Maiden Speech.
living Parliamentarian 5e as-
hed and ,shocked the House ai
monis by his •maidenspeech as
witty Mr. Tim Healy.; "Tiger
' had only been i. quarter of ala
in the British House of Com-
when . he rose and delivered
elf as follows; "Mr. Speaker,
e noble margilas (the Marquis'
arbington) thinks he is going to
us, with his high and mighty
Rndish ways, all 1 can tell him
will find himself knocked into
ked hat in a jiffy; and we will
to put him to the n•eoessity of
g the blood of all the Coven -
:s from his noble nose a good
r times before he disposes of
Czar's Bitterest Foe.
is no exaggeration to state
the illness of Maxim Gorki
aroused sympathetic interest
Shout the world. Gorki is a
' who Iooms largely in inter-
nal politics and literature,
1s great genius stands unques-
rki's real name is Alexei Max
teh Pyeshkoff. He is only
-two years of age, but -his life
,een crowded .with strange 'ad -
tree. He has wandered in
lands, and has had to strug-
itterly tee ward off starvation.
of his earliest jobs was as
s boy on a Volga ' steamer,
he was picker -up of trifles at
n, a railway watchman at
itzyn, and a barman at his
-e town of Nijini Novgorod, As
quired the power of writing he
n to pour forth his revolution -
principles, and was arrested by
Russian Government. He is
an exile from his: own country,
the bittterest and most power-
pponent Russian despotism. hos
ace.
)r same time past Gorki has
1 residing at Capri. Though
income from his hooks is re-
d to be well over $100,000 a
he has lived in the simplest
, often devoting sixteen hours
y to work. A large portion of
arnings he hands over to the
alutionar'y movement in Russia•.-,
ug to his illness . it was found
,scary to remove him from Oa-
to Naples, and it is feared he
never recover his former en-
• dp.Wer,
0
Prince's Pocket Money.:
man froth OXforcl is responsi-
for the following ,story, which
l•uches• was true : When under=
ask their friends to dinner
the theatre it is unclerstobd
Beach person pays his own shot.
day a Magdalen man, meeting
'rinse of Wales, asked him to
his- forthcoming party to 'dine
the 'play. "I should love to
said his Royal Highness, "but
the fact is I haven't got the
shillings !" "Then why don't ivrite home for some 'money?"
his friend. "I have," replied
Prince, "but mother' says I
make what 1 ,have do till the
of the term."
Two Kaiser Stories.
Eenperor William takes a
interest in songs for soldiers
g on the march, and he has
if oomposeci eight patriotic
which he wished particularly
e incorporated in. the raper-
• of the German regiments.
ig the summer these tunes
been practised assiduously by
roaps•, and they have now got
off by heart, and at the ap-
.11ing military manoeuvres
will be rendered in •chorus by
mops in the presence of the
•ror and his guests,
int Zeppelin tolls an amusing
of the ease with which the
an Emperor is in the habit of
ing records. On one occasion
Int out shooting with„the Kai -
At the end of the day it was
meed that the Kaiser„ had bro-
il records. His deer were laid
a him in a long line. The pho-
)h.8rs beanie to get their cam -
early. His .Majesty had shot,
cad: -keeper said; sixty-four
The Kaiser made no public
,diction, but as he took tip
sibion•behind his deter for the
graphs Coupe Zeppelin heard
r t
wer to the head -keeper
;smile, "Sixty-four deer, eh f
very odd. Indeed, it's moat
ioable. I only fired, you
thirty cartrdges.'
,spy that unions raze ze the
if tabor." "Quite right l 'Riva
clerks gob married lash, week
fuck me for Vlore :salary,''
FINER NAILS
DROPPEB OFF
M
Skin. Beneath Lifeless,- Fingers
Painful. Sleepless Nights, Used
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Oint-
ment, Complaint Gone.
70 Agricola St., Iialifex, N. S,--" Some
time ago my finger nails began to drop off.
the result it was believed of lead poisoning.
The nails themselves were brittle and dry,
the skin beneath being lifeless looking. My
Angers were excessively painful causing
sleepless nights. I was treated for about
three mouths and the nails grew again but
away from the flesh of the ,fingers and thou
fell off again.
'Having heard a great deal of Cuticura
Soap and Ointment I sent for a sample of
both in the hope of their heating nay fingers
which wer'e_yery painful. At night after
washing my hands well with the Cuticura
Soap I rubbed the Cuticura Ointment all
around the finger ends and wore gloves to
prevent the Ointment from being rubbed oft',
then again in the morning washed nay hands
with the Cuticura Soag. Tho Oakum
Soap and Ointment had a cooling effect and
after using them for a short while I was sur-
prised to feel fingers much less sore and
beginning to assume a more healthy appear-
ance; the fungus which had grown under the ,
old nails disappeared and then new strong
nails formed. This trouble had lasted about
eighteen months before using Cuticura Soap
and Ointment yet after using same for three
months my Anger nails had grown strong
and complaint hadentirely gone." (Signed)
Zrnest Beckford, Oct. 12, 1912.
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment aro
sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
A single set is often sufficient. Vora Liberal
free sample of each. with 32-p. book, send
post -card to Potter Drug ds Chem. Corp.,
Dept. 1), Boston.U. S. A.
HOW TO SHAVE.
Some Valuable Hints on How to
Use a Razor.
Safety razors have been but a
mixed blessing; they have made
men forget how to shave. Apart
from that, even a safety razor can
only be used in one way if the best
results are to be obtained.
Which ever kind of razor you use,
you should be careful always to
shave with the run of the beard.
Never shave .against -the grain ; it
is bad for the skin, the beard, and
the razor.
A safety razor should be pressed
flat against the face, and the action
of 'a scythe should be imitated.
That is to say, in=stead of running
the razor st • '
1a>ag
ht :dawn vn , face,
th e
use a silrni-circular motion.
Perhaps'the most important part
of a shave is the lathering. The
more the beard is lathered the
Softer it will become; it is false
economy to scamp this part of the
performance in order to save time
or trouble,
An ordinary razor should always
be stropped before and after use,
and the soap should be thoroughly
taken off it by hot water. A razor
is ail the better for a. resb ocoa-
si ovally.
Learn how to use a strop proper-
ly. The razor -strop shou'd hang
from a point net higher than the
waist-Iine. Shaving, and the care
of a razor, is ascience; and the
man who can keep his razor in
good condition is a man to be en-
vied, especially in the winter.
Etlual to the Emergency.
Her Father—Young man, I shut
up the house at 11.30 prompt
Her Beau—Very well, sir --=I'll
begin saying good -night at 10,80.
d+
flow a Bids Woman
Can Regain Health
Head This Very Carefully.
"For years I was thin and delicate.
I lost color and was easily tired; a
yellow pallor, pimples and blotches on
my face were not only mortifying to
my feelings, but because 1 thought my
skin would never look nice again I
grew despondent: Then any appetite
failed. I grew very weak. Various
remedies, .pilin, tonics and tablets I
tried without permanent benefit. A
visit to my sister ,alit into my hands
a box of Dr. Hamilton's Pills. She
placed reliance' uhon them and now
that they have made me a well woman
I' would not be without them whatever
they might cost. I found Dr. Ram#1.
ton's Pills by their mild yet searching
action very suitable to the delicate
character of a woman's nature. They
never once griped me, yet they estab-
lished regularity. My appetite grew
keen --nay blood red andpure—heavy
rings under my eyes disappeared and
today nay skin is as clear and un-
wrinkled as when I was a girl. _Dr.
Hamilton's Pills did it all." `
The above straightforward letter'
from Mrs. J, Y. Todd, wife of a well-
known miller in. Rogersville, is proof
sufficient that Dr, Hamilton's Pills are
a wonderful woman's medicine. Use
no other pill but 1Dr. Hamilton's, 25c.
per box. All dealers or The Catarrh
ozone Op., Hingston, Ontario.
ME AND MRS. HARCOURT.
Mrs. Harcourt Loves Home.
Interest in the personality of the
Colonial Secretary, Lewis Har-
court, and his family is revived by
the instruction which he is reported
to have sent to all British Domin-
ions and dependencies directing
that oil leases be made only to com-
panies registered and having their
chief place of business under the
British flag. This is intended to
ensure a world-wide oil supply for
the oil fuel -burning ships of the
Impea;ial Navy in time of war, Mrs.
Harcourt is acharming woman who
loves her home and children.
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
An eminent scientist, the other day,
gave his opinion that the most won-
sterful discevery of recent years was
the discovery of Zam-Buk.. Just
think! As soon as a. single thin layer
of Zam ]auk le applied to a. wound or
a sore, such injury is insured against
blood poison ! Not one species of
microbe has been found that Zam-Buk
does not kill #
Then again, As soon as Zam-Buk
is applied to a sore, or a cut, or to 1
skin. disease,
it stops the
p smast#
n
That Is why children are such friends
of Zarn-Iluk. They care nothing for
the science of the thing. • All they
know is that Zam-lluk stops their
pain. Mothers should never forget
this.
Again. As soon as Zatn-Tuk is ap-
plied to a wound or to a el seased
part, the cells beneath the skin's sur-
face are so stimulated that new
healthy tissue is quickly formed. This
forming of fresh healthy tissue from
below is Zani-Buk's secret of healing,
The tissue thus formed is worked up A
to the surface and literally casts alt t
the diseased tissue above it. This is
why Zane-Buk cures are permanent.
Only the other day Mr. Marsh, of
101 Delorimier Ave., Montreal, called
upon the Zam-Buk Co. and told them
that for over twenty-five years he
had been a martyr to eczema. His
hands were at one time so covered
with sores that he bad to sleep In
gloves. Pour years ago Zane-Buk was
introduced to him, and in a few
Mouths it cured hint. To -day --over
three years after his cure of a disease
be had for twenty -live years --he is
(till cured, and has had no trace of
any return of the eczema!
• A11 druggists sell Zara-Buk at 50c,
box, or we will send free trial box If
you tend this advertisement and a lc.
!tamp (to pay return postage), Ad.
ureas Zam-Buk Co., Toronto.
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BACTERIA IN DUST.
Heat o1 the Sun and Bright Light
Beeps 'Them Down.
She ; liras Helpless
For Two Years
Why -Mrs, Dalarvin Rheew.i. tends
Dodd's ICidney:. Pills.
She • Could Find Nothing to Cure
Her Rheumatism Till On a Neigh,
bor's Advico' She Tried Dodd's
Ii.idney Piiis.
St. Walbarg, ' Seek., Feb. le.—
(Special).--t'I can truly recom-
mend Dodd's, Kidney Pills for any
one suffering from Rheumatism."
These are the words of Mrs, W. A.
Baldwin, ar• highly respe•eted resi-
dent of this place. And, Mrs, Bald-
win gives her reasons.
• "I was nearly helpless with
rheumatism for two years," she
states. "I got, medicine from the
doctor, and tried several other
remedies, but .nothing helped me.
Then one of my 'neighbors advised
me to try Dodd's Kidney Pills. I
bought four boxes, and they helped
almost from the fiat. I have used
nearly two dozen boxes and am
nearly cured."
- That rheumatism is one one of
the results of eliseased kidneys is
again shown in Mrs. Baldwin's
case. She had headaches, stiffness
of the joints and .backaolie, her
sleep was broken and unrefreshing,
and she was always tired and ner-
vous. Her limbs swelled and she
was always thirsty. These are all
symptoms of, diseased kidneys.
When rhe cured her . kidneys with
Dodd's Kidney Pills the symptoms
vanished—and so did the rheuma-
tism.
—
A certain minister was greatly
disturbed by a number of women in
his congregation who persistently
gossiped'in aIoud tone during ser-
vice. One Sunday morning he exe-
cuted a plan whiclr he had devised
to stop this annoyance. At a given
signal the choir stopped on a cer-
tain word in the middle of a hymn.
Then one of the gossipers, unable
to cheek herself, was heard all over
the church bo say : "I always fry
mine in lard." "As we know," an-
nounced the minister, "that she al-
ways fries hers in lard, we will
proceed with the singing."
Flowers, Pratt and Sunshine tri
k'e
briar
y
and always, alwa,
v sn
, are i �c t t found in Califor-
nia, the ideal 'Wintering mace, reached
comfortably and _conveniently by the
Chien,;o, Union Pacific and North West-
ern Line, vtr.e!ae fa stet t,atuaniost direst
routes, annkist the luxurious surround-
ings of the comnarttnent, club and ob-
servation parlor,. or more moderate -
priced and horselike Tourist car. Three
splendid
neatstailSairtiiirfasetrain to Francisco:
The Los Angeles Limited. three days
to the Magic ,City of the Land of Sun-
shine. via Snit Lake City: and thn San,.
Francisco 1,!ntite,i. 'The Overland Route
offers: Saf,'tv--Sneed--Seenary, and un-
�veelfed ng• aur service. Rates,
llustrated mattes rind ful) partfex:larra
n auvlleatien. 11. I3, Bennett, General
gent, 40 Yongo Street, Toronto, On-
ario.
That there is a surprising scarcity
of bacteria in dust has been, shown
by recent experiments, Bymeans
of the Aitken dust counter, one
scientisb discovered that in the
open suburbs of London there are
40,000 particles in every cubic inch
of air, The same investigator
found in London but one niierob.e to
every 38 cubic inches of air.
When air is constantly floating
about and m,an is constantly mov-
ing about, he comes in contact with
a great deal of air space, and so
in the course of a day runs a chance
of breathing many microbes into
his lungs. If, however,, every dark
and damp place could suddenly be
dried up and stirred up, the micro-
organisms would be found in Terri-,
fyingiy large numbers. It is the
heat of the dna and than bright light
that keep down these micro -organ%
i:snxs, and so, even cin a dusty day,
there is apoverty of microbes in
the air, and if the sun be bright
and hot.
Peres a girl's heartache is forget -
ten
or ot-ten when ehe has the boothaucht..
•
Lost His Happy Home.
`.'I once had a, comfortable borne,
ma'am."
"Poor maxi, how did you lose it ; •,
"Me wife lost her job, ma'am !''
Minard's Liniment cures D1stontper,
Psychological Moment.
Crawford—Wha't',s the best time
for a man to get 'heene at night 1
Crawsbaw—When his wife is
asleep.
Only One "B*O5<O QttnexasrE.'
To get the genuine. eSil for full name,
LAXATIVE. t37tOMO QT;ININE:. Look
for signature of V. W. GROVE,. Cures
a Cold in One Day, 25c.
But the man with money to burn
may not lova the smell of smoke.
Mfnard's Liniment tures Carget in Cows,
Learning that his friend had fall-
en off a roof ,oar which he was at
work, the soieltifro chap hastened
to his bedside. "I have an oppor-
tunity to prove an old theory here,"
he said, after obtaining all the tie -
tails. "They soy that when a man
falls from a great height 11e thinks
of all his sins before he -tits the
ground. Now, is that true? Did
you do that?" "Well, I didn't have
time to think of quite all of thelia,
You see, I only fell five stories."
of the bowels is an absolute news -
laity for good health. Unless the
waste matter from the food which
collects there is got rid of at least
once a day, it decays and -poisons the
whole body, causing biliousness, indi-
gestion, and sick headaches. Salta
end other, harsh mineral purgatives
irritate the delicate' lining of the
bowels. Dr. Morse's Indian Root
]bills --entirely vegetable --regulate
the bowels effectively, without weak,.
ening, sickening or griping, Use
Dear. MMortces , ")
Indialsolt Root Pil10
ED. 7.
I+a:l'IIERIZIN( Pile$ 9T.S,
h J'reneb Horticulturist Hae Olt,
tamed Ey'eellent Results.
Parsing planta by the vapor of
either seems to have proven one of
the.most most successful methods yet
tried. Aa French horbieu:lturist, G.
Iiuitel, has experimented with
ether as a means of obtaining early
strawberries,. and reports berries
much in advance of those obtained
by any other method.
In the winter of 1911-12, Mr. 33n1 -
tel compared a lot of 300 plants
treated with ether with an equal
number submitted to hot baths,. Of
the first lot, 107 were in bloom on
Jan. 8, and blooming ended on Jan,
10, while the first berries were ma-
tured en Feb. 21, and the last on
March 15. In the second lot, with
only thirty-three in bloom. on Jan.
8, blooming ended on Jan, 29, ma-
turity being reached from March
0 to April 15.
The best time of exposure to the
ether fumes seemed to be abou
forty-eight hours. Of the treatca
plants, •150 were exposed for chi
Length of time, and 150 for sixt;
hours, and the earliness of the lar
ter was only slightly greater that
that produced with the shorter ex
posse.
.
The Silencer.
The Magistrate (to offending, me
torist)—You are fined ten dollars
The Motorist—All right, old man
You must take it out of this $20.
The Magistrate --You are now fin•
ed S20. Anything more to say l
The Motorist--Bv jove, Sir, no
You're too quick at repartee.
THE AGONIES OF HADES
Aren't supposed to be worse than s
bad corn. For years the standard re•
medy has been Putnam's Corn Extract•
or. It painlessly removes the worst
corn in 24 hours; try Putnain's Extract•
or, 25e. at all dealers.
Supply and Capacity.
The Teacher (at a •school treat)
What's the matter with Horace,
Mrs, Jones? Is he ill'?
Mrs. Jones—Oh no, Miss, 'E
ain't exactly ill, but no Stutnm:ck
can stand nide bum.
Files Cured 3n 6 to 14 Days
Druggists refund money if PAZ(
()INT:HENT fails to cure Itching, !hind
or Protruding Piles. First application
gives relief. 50e.
Smart.
r.
r
o: �
Haw ill
c tare you, J'vIinny .
"Seven,"
"And when were you seven i"
s'On• me last birthday."
Mlnard's Liniment Cures Cottle, Etc.
Itis Trouble.
The Caller—tion say your son
dislikes the country and wants to go
to aIle city. Does he :teem restive
at home?
Ifx's. Tnngtwist—Yes, he's awful
restive. He ain't done within' but
rest since he graduated from col-
lege.
Try Murine Eye rued?
If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes
or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Stuart
--Soothes Eye Paha. Druggists Sell
Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25e, See.
Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes,
25c, She. Eye Books Free by Mail.
An lila tonic *cod for An Eyaa that Woad Cara
eluting E Yeinedy Co., Chiorasto
Ooof
"The silk hat is ane hundred years
old," observed the Boob, as he laid
down his newspaper.
"Is that; all " mused the Grouch.
"Some of -them look a lob older than
thaa<t ' )
1"airvilleSept. 20, 1502,
1xinard'a; Liniment Co.;, Limited.
Dear Sirs,—We wieh to inform you
that we consider your MINAItlb'A
LINIMENT a very superior article, and
we Use it a4 a Sure relief for sore throat
and chest. When 1 toll you I would not
be Svithnut it if the price was one dol•
lar a bottle, I mean
Yours truly,
CHAS. P. TILTON.
.A bonito!' was in the habit of
wearing his hat •a good ,deal during
business hours, as in summer the
Hies used his bald pate for a' parade
ground, and in winter the cold
breezes swept over its polished sur-
face, A negro workman on the rail-
road each week presented a cheque
and drew his wages, and one day,
as -he put his money in as greasy
wallet, the banked' said "Look
here, Mose, wJhy don't you let some
of that money stay hi -the bark and
keep an a,ceount with i" The ne-
gro looked toward him, and with a
quizzical look at the derby the
banker tt wore, answered con£iden-
tvtklly . Boss, I s .afear'd, !au look
like you was [always ready to start
sem'whet] eel"
All ready baked
to a nicety; whole,
meaty and full
flavored, Heating
only is necessary.
re
,, , ,:-uc zoo a •,rY cnvlce$ r.•., h n3+asie,
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$-tna, ewb lit t i,e,,t011 1.00h nine
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t^' 1 , f' t iV DA E'S
a rKE1ib a. ` Spavin Cure
elk SPAV116
CftE + 1thas been vedbyy
horsemen,veterl<
yt )w. narians and farm.
ere tor 33 years.-
. and it has proved
its worth iu hundreds
of thousands of crses.
Bkkerdike, Alta., ran. 20, ten.
"I have been using Xcndulr's 8pnviu Curs
i for a good many years with good results.
fact,' ani never without it."
1i. xarnoafi.
rropybottle -6
r ourbook "Treaty a onitl a Dose" free.
Dr. B. J. KENDAtt COMPANY
Enosburg Tails, Vermont, U.S.A.
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t Dr. Guthrie said :—I am in good
. spirits because I take no spirits. 1
• am hale because I take no ale. My
reasons for being an abstainer are
• —My health is stronger, my head',
clearer, my heart lighter, and my
purse heavier,__ _ -' -
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
RANM9 f4lt SALE
H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto.
lr F YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL A
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write f, W. nawson. Brampton.or 52
Colborne St., Toronto.
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NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE,
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WE DAVE SEVERAL GOOD NEWS.
en a properties 6 a e in
1 YN3 fora 1 ro
P P p P
quickly
tarnn towns atsi htPripes. APP1ya
ne snUenripticn rem Pwft' time ;,a ;sat open,
in e. V'.lar,-.i P„h1•ehi'ns Corny -any.
Vr,..t ,AA00;sin. Super. tfn+•hntn..
NURSERY .STOCK.
eel TixAw.B1 13ZIES. z15. I'BERItIrls, FIr"TY
i j varieties_ Free Catalog. IsfeCouneil.
A Son. Grovesend, Ontario.
asisteetettleauer '
eat ANCEE. TUMORS. Lltalets NTC..
Is/ interne! and external, 'cured with.
ort pain by our home treatment. Writ
re befne ton 'ate. Dr. Penman Medical
t'., T isettoti. rr,litnarwo•vt. Ont
The i-Eoarre tart Plana ns the
Action. insist ora the
PPiano Actiora
350 SHOT MR
RirLl, repenter, hammerless,
lever action, gun metal finish, FItI510 foe
selling 24 of our beautiful drawn wort
handkerchiefs at 10 cents each. Order'
at once. No money required. Caste
commission if you wish, Chief Sire
Co.. 13 Chief 1315g., Beebe, Quebec.,
yK
1ST OO
Prevents Steaming
h trriu
of lenses in
easing front
cold to warns room
Retrieves
she ororsaH!al!1t . Post
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DUES YOUR @ PPU.
GROVE a:
PAY?
What's the useof working hard,
wasting
e ndteblicotrbneng ofaoingnvances
that malts poor syrup? invest
1n a 'Champion” Evaporator. Take
a little comfort and ,make better
syrup, which means mere money for
you. Made in 22 different .sizes.
Write tat once for our free booklet .
and eatalegue,
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58 Wellington St., 14tontrear, Que.
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Restores Grey Hair to original color. Two might
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the other blond or other color as they were in
youth., Stops Falling hair, Dandruff, Itching,
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