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merlcan Doctor Tells of the
Grand Results Achieved
With " Nerviline"
hada patient with Quinsy that I
d great difficulty in curing," states
Wilson. "Every time he caught
or got chilled, he suffered intensely
ix sore throat, huskiness, throat and
soreness, After every attack his
'Jet and ehest seemed more emisi-
This patient lived in the country,
couldn't come to the city for treat-
ment. I concluded
NERYILI"NE that the best rem
edy would be an
honest liniment,
and because of it's
enormous sale and
well-known merit,
.1 sed ' ervr ins.' Morning, noon,
I night Nerviline,was rubbed over
neck and chest, and once a day di-
ed with water it was used as a gar-
. In a day or two my patient report -
an improvement, and by con-
ning the treatment with Nerviline
was cured. I can recommend Nervi -
e for breaking stip colds, for chest
htness, throat inflammation, quinsy,
tsilitis and similar conditions."
;lot a druggist or doctor who has ex -
:Med the formula of Nerwiline who
n't tell you how good it is—why it
xtains the best medicaments known to
ence and for general, family use has
equal.
PRIVATE HYGIENE.
rat It Means to the Individual and
to the Race.
°rivate hygiene is even more import -
t, and means a revolution in our
bits of living. It means fresh air per-
:ually flowing through our houses
d. more of our lives spent outdoors.
means common sense in diet—the
oidance of bolting food, from which
spepsia springs, and the re-education
normal food instincts, the avoidance
gluttony on the one side, and body
trvation on the other, the avoidance
alcohol, the most potent of the pre -
!posing causes of tuberculosis, and the
oidance of dirty, infected milk and
'at. It means the "simple life," free
ma over-exertion on the one hand, and
iolence on. the other; the habit of
rmai sleep, and the emancipation from
>rry.
In giving this prescription Dr. Tru -
au once said to ore: "It is as simple
bathing in the waters of Jordan, and
at is why people are so slow to fol -
v it."
But to -day people are following, and
lowing rapidly. When they see a man,
o.only a few years ago was so f
CURES
QUfNSEY
DRAGON TREES OF TENERIFFE..
Giant Asparagus Said to be Thous-
ands of Years Old.
The dragon trees of Teneriffo are
really a species of gigantic asparagus.
One tree, situated at Laguina, the ec-
clesiastical capital of the island, is said
to be several thousand years old.
The growth of these dragon trees is
very slow and they throw out no branch-
es until they have blossomed, which sel-
dom takes place_ weforo their fifteenth
year and sometimes not until their thir-
tieth.
The oldest dragon tree known in the
island was that at :Orotava, which was
at least 0,000 years old—some botanists
say 10,000. It was about sixty feet high,
with a trunk forty-eight feet in circum-
ference at the base. The ancient inhabi-
tants of the island, the Gnaucho.s, per-
formed their religious rites in its hollow
trunk.
In 1867 the upper part of the tree was
broken off during a storm, and though
every effort was made to preserve the re-
mainder it gradually decayed and.
there is now no trace of it left.
The sap of the tree, a resinous sub-
stance like dark treacle, is called drag-
on's blood. It becomes brittle and crum-
bling when dry and is an article of
commerce used in medicine. There are'
other. . kinds of dragon treee 1n different
parts of the world, but this particular
species is peculiar to. the Canary ''and`
Cape Verde Islands.—Prom the Wide
World Magazine.
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FARMER TELLS
INTERESTING STORY
Whether Sick or Well, in
Weather or in Stormy,
Obliged- to Work Always.
Good
H is
HOUSE CLEANING
instead of being a , rnono-•
tonous drudgery becomes a
labour of love when Sunlight
helps you.''Remember—Sun-
llght does all the work,
at halt the cost and in 4F
half the time of other
,�.. Soaps.
Market people complain about prices
they have to pay for farm produce.
They forget that rain or shine, warm
or cold; the farmer must keep at it
or else the narrow profit, his bare
living, will be lost for him.
A well-known Haldimand , farmer,
Mr. J. P. Pelletier, writes: "Por near-
ly three years I was in poor health.
A drenching storm caught me in the
fields and wet me to the skin. I got
home only to find I was threatened
with inflammation of the bowels. I
never got over it and felt weak and
heavy and by system never worked
quite right. But a farmer has to
work—and I found myself going down
hill with stomach, liver and kidney
troubles. Failure seemed to follow
everything. I remained wretched
and sick until advised to use Dr.
'emu owe that he sou •i scarHamilton's Pills. It is not easy to
self out upon a • .. tribe the sort of feeling a sick man
when he strikes a medicine that
to s ,..p" s .e iii can see is doing him a lot of good.
?ide of half a year dont . , ,. was overjoyed—Hamilton's Pills put
3e through rational diet a a new life into me and everything work
en • they learn that .ex-Pressirent ed right. Since cured with Dr. Ham-
osevelt developed from a weak and ilton's Pills I haven't had a single
lid boy into the personification of symptom of stomach, liver or kidney
ength and courage, and that Cornero, trouble. I am free from headaches,
rut to die at thirty-seven, abjured all languor and weakness, as strong, ro-
rygienic habits and prolonged his life bust as a man could be. No better
one hundred and three, they begin to medicine for general family use than
line the practical valuof personal Dr. Hamilton's Pills. They are mild
ld
diene. -From Professor Irving Fish- healthful and certain tocure. Sot' on the Great White in yellow 25c boxes, alldealers,Kingston,
or The
"The War
p Catarrhozone Co., Kingston, Ont..
gue" m the September Century. c - •
• e0 SPURIOUS QUOTATION.
BETTER THAN SPANKING. In concluding a disquisition on plagiar-
panking does not cure children of ism, an English writer mentions as some-
-wetting. There is a constitutional thing worse the fabrication of spurious
'se for this trouble. Mrs. M. Sum- quotations. He quotes is illustration a
s, Box W. 8, Windsor, Ont., will send story of Samuel Warren, who once kook
to any mother her successful home part in a debate during which Roebuck
tment, with full instrutions. Send boasted that he was not a party man.
honey, but write her to -day if your "Warren rose and said that 'my learned
iren trouble you in this way. Don't friend's boast reminds me painfully of
1e the child, the chances are it can't the words of Cicero. "Re who belongs to
it. This treatment also cures adults no party is presumably too vile for
aged people troubled with urine dif- any. " At the conclusion of the debate
ties by day or night. Roebuck came over to compliment his
adversary on having made a successful
Straining Her Eyes. his, adding: 'I am fairly well up in Ci-
cero , but I have no idea where I can
find the passage you quoted.' 'Neither
r she cast her eyes far down the have I,' said Warren. 'Good -night.'"
y slope of the mountainside. After • •. •
bad rested them upon the topmost 4
^hes of a near -by tree,she let them :s•
upon the waters of a placid lake e;,, y },
MUSHROOM POISONING.
Considering the fiigl.tful consequences.
of gathering and eating poisonous mush-
rooms in mistake for the edible, variety
it is little short oz marvellous that " a
person without knowls••ige should dare
to, go into the fields an4 woods and pick
and eat any of the fungi growing there.
If you are thoroughly familiar with
som eparticular variety of edible mush-
room and can distinguish it at sight
from all others, however similar in color
and form, it is safe to eat that particu-
lar variety; but yoi must beware of
other kinds that resemble it, for how-
ever slight the differeaee in appearance
one niay be edible and the other poi -
JOIN SHOES.
Solos and, Heels Slipped in • Place
Like Shoe Laces.
Revolution in footwear seems to be
promised by an ingenious Inv ea
which shortly will be placed on the mar-
ket. The idea, says the London Grepbic,
is no less than. a reprovable sole—tau., nitl
wears through, the new is slipped in, for
all the world like a, new pair of levee:
The heel resembles the ordinary v ori-
ety, but i:1 made in two parts, the wear-
in- portion. of which can be removed,
interchanged or renewed in a second lir
so without the use of tools or intl.le-
ntent:.
lla:ughlt eighty 'thousand patinae a
year .will be saved by the Wax Office in
boot repairs if, as ie expected, this inven-
tion is adopted for the army. Apert
from this, there is the immense import
once from the military point of view of
the fact that the adoption of the sys-
tem would dispose of the difficulties of
transit during a campaign. Instead of
heavy wagon -loads of new boots would
be the incomparably lighter load of soles
and heels.
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc.
OVERSTOOJ. E.D.
Madge, as the eldest of a family of
girls, has evidently heard and' taken to
chart the disappointment of her parents
'Over the excessive femininity allotted by
the fates of the' family quiver.
When recently the fifth little daughter
was born, Madge was playing In the gar-
den with one of her sisters, and as a
neighbor considered was decidedly rough
with .the child.
Madge, don't treat your little sister
so," remonstrated the neighbor. "You
might kill her."
"Well, if I did," was the cool response,
"there's plenty More1 the house."
sonous.
There is no absoluta rule for distin-
guishing the edible from the poisonous
kinds, and it is better therefore to give
no general rules, butte follow only one.
Suspect every mushroom which you do
not know positively to be edible. To
this rule perhaps may be added a sec-
ond: Learn to distinguish the white
spored agaries and avoid them all, for
although there is an edible species it re-
quires an expert to tell it, and the poi-
son of another s cies is deadly and
there is no known vntidote for it.
The chief poison in mushroms are
two in number—Muse:trin and phallin.
The first of these pr ;duces symptoms re-
sembling those of a!aoholic intoxication,
followed by convulsions or paralysis,
collapse and death from heart failure.
These symptoms come on soon after the
mushrooms have been eaten.
' In poisoning by phallin the symptoms
do not appear until"several hours after
the meal. They resemble cholera, be-
ginning with severe abdominal pain,
soon followed by vomiting, purging and
collapse.
In all eases of"biushroom poisoning
vomiting should be induced as soon as
possible, and a large .dose of castor oil
may be given to hasten the elimination
of any as yet unabsorbed portions of
the mushroom.
Stimulants are needed to support the
heart, and milk containing an abund-
ance of magnesia or bicarbonate of
sodium may be given.
Injections of a salt solution into the
veins and—in case of muscarin poisoning
—hypodermic injections of atropin are
often employed by physicians, with bene-
fit.—Youth's Companion.
a visit to- an oculist was impera- quickly stops coughs, cures colds, heals
-Judge. the throat and lungs. - • - 25 cents.
se• s.•
LES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS REVISION IN ROME.
OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any (New York Sun.)
t Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Caesar vas revising the Calendar.
In 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 50e
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The Proper Place to Feel, gin being polite," he explained.
hop Taylor -Smith, of London, is Mills he filled a long felt want.
1 with a strong sense of humor.
hing once on charity, he told a
story of a gentleman who was one
elating to a Quaker a tale of deep
es, and concluded by saying: "I
not but feel for him." "Verily,
.," replied the Quaker; "thou didst
in that thou didst feel for thy
bor; but didst thou feel in the
place—in thy pocket?"
Do you trap or buy
Pura? 1 am Canada's
largest dealer, I pay
highestpricea. Your
shipments solicited.
I pay mail and ex-
press charges; remit
promptly. Also largest dealer in Beefhides,
Sheepskins, etc. Quotations and shipping tags
sent free.
JOHN HALLAM, TORONTO
We believe MINARD'S LINIMENT
is the best:
Mathias Foley, Oil City, Ont.
Joseph Snow, Norway, Me.
Charles Whooten, Mulgrave, N.S.
Rev. R. 0. Armstrong, Mulgrave,
N. S.
Pierre Landers, sen., Pokemouche,
N. B.
Thomas Wasson, Sheffield, N.B.
Photographs by 'Phone.
Professor Antonio Montagne., au Ital-
ran, claims to have invented a practi-
cal and simple method for the transmis-
sion of pbotographs by telegraph and
telephone .using the ordinary wires. The
I,ifebouy Soap Is delightfully refreshing for
bath or toilet For washing underclothing it
1s unecualled. Cleanses and purifies.
Shifting the Loss.
Ditters orf--Bere eonte two evil -look-
ing rascals. I shouldn't wonder if we
were held up.
Heinz—I'm air -aid so. By the bye,
here's that dollar you lent me this morn-
ing.—Meggendorfer Blaetter.
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Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
"Women as a rule," remarked the
moralizer, "have por heads for mathe-
matics" "True," replied the demoral-
izer; "but they try awfully hard to
make their own figures count l"—Chica-
ISSUE
mar. Ly
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REAL ESTATE,
AMuY ON tuaRIO lS eCe,babbnlottswhiilthey aream
Building lots 2u x 100 for $78 and upwards.
Terms -45 'down and S1 per week! Write tot
booklet A—Burke & Co., 204 King street east.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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BOYS mod GIRLS
This' Suaap Shot Camera,
complete, for taking
photos 2',14x2Vl, free -for
:tellies 30, off our beautiful
post cards. Send us your
unme and address and
we will na11 you ,the Dards to sell.
Bijou Specialty Co,',Dept.G,HHelnllton,Ont,
SHEEP FOR SALE.
Dorset lloPn Sheep
AND
Polled Angus Cattle
Breeding Ewes. and
Ewe Lambs for Sale
Also Two Young Bulls
Write for prices
Forster Farm,
Oakville, Ont.
THE REAL LURE.
English Girl—You American girls have
not such healthy complexions as we
have. I cannot understand why our no-
blemen take a fancy to your white faces.
American Girl—It isn't our white
faces that attract, them, my dear; it's
our greenbacks.
Minard's Liniment tures Garget in
cows.
In Her Own Way.
"Would you like to marry a. widower,
Elsa.?"
"Rather not. When I marry I mean to
train niy husband myself."—Pliegende
Sleetter.
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Only One "BROMIC) QUININE"
Thar is LAXATIVE BR02'IO QUININE. Look
for the signature of E. W. GROVE. Used the
World over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 28c.
The Young Idea.
Papa --Don't be afraid of that dog,
Eddie. Haven't you heard that a bark-
ing dog seldom bites?
Little Eddie—Yes, papa; but perhaps
the dog hisn't heard it.—Chicago News.
tl-4
He cannot be a saint who raebes the
world sour.
DEMORAleiZATTION.
(Exchange.)
"What makes that parrot so profane?"
"Well, mum," aha rered the sailor man,
"I s''pose it's part my fault. Every time
I hear him speak a bad owrd, it makes
me so mad that he gets a chance to learn
a .lot of new ones"
M inard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
WHAT A. YACHT IS.
Cornelius Vanderbilt,' at a dinner at
Bar Harbor, in honor of his sloop Aur-
ora's victory in the squadron run from
Portland to Rockland, said aptly:
"Yachts like these, then, don't come
under the cynical • definition I once
heard a Camden lobsterman give.
"'What, exactly, is a yacht?' a lady
said to this old lobsterman.
"Ile plugged a lobster's claws and an-
sweerd mockingly:
"What's a yacht? .Off, ye just take
an' old tub or craft, an' fill her up with
whiskey an' chicken an' cigars, an' git
yer friends all onboard, an' hey a high
old time—an' that's a yacht.'"
inventor has discovered a system where-
by he can decompose the pictures into
elementary and graphic signs, which,
when separated, can be designated by
letters of the alphabet. The letters are
transmitted in the usual way, and the
operator who receives them as enabled
to reconstruct the photograph by sub-
stituting the signs corresponding to the
letters. The invention can be used by
telegraph, telephone and the wireless
system, and photographs can be trans -
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He Would Get Away.
Wife—Dearest, •if you and I were
thrown on a desert island, what would
you do? '
Husband -Thank heaven, I can swim,
—Fliegende Blatter.
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