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When you see this Trade Mark on any Medicinal pr Toilet Preparation you
purchase, it is an assurance to you that every ingredient entering into that
preparation is of the highest quality that money can. procure, What is even
more important, it is an assurance that these ingredients have been compounded,
according to the best formulm known, by exist chemists of long experience, in
the employ of one of the largest wholesale drug firms in the world, the National
Drug and Chemical Company of Canada.
As you have probably noticed, " NA -DRU -CO " is made up of the first
parts of the words "National Drug Company". It is pronounced' WA-DROO-KO",
with the accent on the second syllable.
What the Laws Say
For the protection of the public the
law of each Province in Canada states
that only thoroughly qualified men are
allowed to dispense prescriptions—
these men being physicians or graduates
of recognized Colleges of Pharmacy,
The logical conclusion is that as the
laws are made by the representatives of
the people, the people want protection,
and should welcome the opportunity
of being able to procure in any part of
Canada the NA -DRU -CO line of me-
dicinal and toilet preparations, com-
pounded by expert chemists from the
purest and best ingredients, and guar-
anteed by a firm of our standing.
When you see the NA -DRU -CO
Trade Mark you have this opportunity
and the guarantee for which you are
looking.
Source of the NA -DRU -CO
Formulae
The National Drug and Chemical
Company of Canada, Limited, ac-
quired the businesses and maintains
the honorable traditions of 21 of the
principal wholesale Drug Houses in
Canada, from Halifax to Vancouver.
All of these firms had long and suc-
cessful careers, some of them fifty to
one hundred years, and during their
existence they had accumulated a
splendid lot of formula: which all be-
came the property of the " NationaI,"
After giving these formula: careful stu-
dy and practical tests for several years
we have now brought out, based on
them, the NA -DRU -CO line of about
125 medicinal and toilet preparations.
All the ingredients in these preparations
are the best and purest that money can
buy, and they are compounded by a
staff of expert chemists, each of whom
ranks high in his profession.
We have such implicit confidence in
NA -DRU -CO Preparations that we
offer them with
A'Four-Fold Guarantee
The First Guarantee
is the firm behind the NA -DRU -CO
Trade Mark.
The National Drug and Chemical
Company of Canada, Limited, is one of
the largest wholesale drug firms in the
world, having a Paid-up Capital of
over Five Million Dollars. We have
wholesale branches in the principal
distributing centres in Canada so that
you can at all times satisfy yourself
that there is such'a firm. We are the
largest buyers of drugs and do the
greater part of the wholesale drug
business in Canada. We employ a staff
of about nine hundred people and distri-
bute in salaries, dividends and other
expenses over One Million Dollars an-
nually. We carry a stock distributed
among our Branches of about Two
Million Dollars, and in addition we own
real estate and buildings which are
to -day worth about Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars, and other large
assets.
The Second Guarantee
pf NA -DRU -CO quality is the NA -
DRU -CO Trade Mark itself.
We know that the quality of the first
NA -DRU -CO preparation you buy will
practically decide whether you become
a regular user of NA -DRU -CO articles
or not—and for that trial you may se-
lect any one of the 125 preparations.
So we must make each NA -DRU -CO
article of the very highest quality or
risk the reputation and sales of the
whole line.
The Third Guarantee
of NA -DRU -CO quality is the fact that
NA -DRU -CO preparations are never,
at any time or in any place, sold at cut
prices.
NA -DRU -CO preparations are so
much. better than the preparations
whose prices are cut that discerning peo-
ple prefer to pay full prices for the NA -
DRU -CO goods.
The Fourth Guarantee
of NA -DRU -CO quality is short and
very much to the point. If after try-
ing any article bearing the NA -DRU -
CO Trade Mark you are not entirely
satisfied, return it to the druggist from
whom you bought it and he will hand
back your money.
Consult Your Physiciaan
NA -DRU -CO medicinal preparations
are not intended to take the place of your
physician's prescriptions—far from it..
When you are ill you need the physi-
cian's skilful diagnosis and treatment,
and it would be folly to depend on your
own diagnosis and any household
remedy.
But in emergencies when you cannot
get the doctor quickly, and in many
other cases, a reliable household remedy
is a real blessing.
To put the absolute reliability of NA -
DRV -CO preparations beyond doubt or
question, we are prepared to furnish to
your physician or your druggist, en
request, a list of the ingredients in any
NA -DRU -CO,. preparation. Ask these
men, who are men et standing in your
community, and in whom you place
implicit confidence, all about NA -DRU -
CO remedies.
If your druggist has not the parti-
cular NA -DRU -CO preparation you
ask for in stock, he can get it for you
within two days from our nearest
wholesale branch.
Write for the Igro NA -DRU -CO Almanac, giving a list of NA -DRU -CO
articles and prices, with other useful information. Address "National Drug Co.,
Advertising Department, 34 St. Gabriel Street, Montreal."
National Drug & Chemical Company
of Canada, Limited g
wholesale J Halifax—St. Jehn—Montreal—Ottawa—Kingston—Toronto-73nmilton
Branches: e London—Winnipeg—Regina—Calgary—Ifelson—Vancouver--Victoria
REGULATION BEST.
Samuel Gompers Says Prohibition
is a Failure.
Chieago. March 14.—"Prohibition is
a failure. I am not in sympathy with
that movement." In this empnatic
language Samuel Gompers, President of
the Ameriean Federation of Labor, to-
day declared himself on the question of
abolishing saloons when he refused to
address a local option meeting.
The effect of his expressed at`iturle
gave Arthur Burrage Farwell, leader of
the daily temperance meetings, a sharp
setback in his vision of winning the alt j. -
port of. Labor in the local anti -salon
fight by having Labor's foremost lender
offer encouragement to the cause at a
public meeting.
Gompers said: •
"Proper regulation of the liquor traffic
is much more effective for temperance
than the abolishment of ealonns under
the local option or prohibition laws. I
have noted the experience of cities both
in the 'United ,States and in Europa, and
I am convinced that prohibition loos
not accomplish what the prohibitionists
are seeking."
FOR P. F. L ONLY.
Sir Richard Szettt'sTemperance Bill
Will be Amended.
Ottawa, March 14. --Sir Richard Scott
announced in the Senate to -day that he
proposed to offer an important amend-
ment to his bill relating to the transpor-
tation of intoxicating .liquor.
The amendment would limit the aet to
provinces which had declared for prohibi-
tion, and had enacted prohibitory 'legis-
lation.
The effect was that the bill would be
limited to ,Prince Edward Island, which
has asked for it.
U. S. FRENCH TREATY.
Washington, arareh 14.--•-Tsriff nego-
tiations between France and the United
States are reported to have reached a
point where either a. speedy settlement
can be obtained or a deadlock precipi-
tatecl. which will produce a maximum
tariff situation if not broken by March
21, when the final provisions • of the
Pnyne-Aldrich law goes into effect.
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Largest fence and Efate manufacturers lit Canada
moan ritIVA.L . ST. JCIAN W1NNIPEGe VICTORIA.
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.A. new railway board is proposed for
Alberta.
A new round -the -world service will be
inaugurated by the C. P. It,
Mr. John Houston, the pioneer British
Columbia editor, is reported dead at
Q1uesneL
There was a noticeable improvement
last night in the condition of Mr. Gold -
win Smith.
Edmonton is to have a packing house,
to be built, by P. Burns & Co., at a cost
of half a million.
Mr. Soloman Allan, of the Norwich Ci-
der and Vinegar Works, died in Grace
Hospital, Toronto, aged 64.
At Bogota, Colombia, the United
States Legation was stoned during a
street riot on Monday evening. The
members of the Legation are safe.
It has been decided at Senora to or-
ganize a new milling company, to be
called the Royal Canadian Flour Mills.
The capital stock of the company will
reach one million dollars. The capacity
will be 5,000 barrels daily.
The Loudon Morning Post says that
if Canada succeeds in establishing the
right of British States to enter into
commercial partnerships without being
penalized by Washington, she will in-
deed have rendered a notable Imperial
service.
Notice of a bill to be introduced in
the Manitoba Legislature has just been
given, under which the Salvation Arany
in Manitob is to be incorporated. This
will permi dthe vesting of property in
the name lithe Army instead of in the
name of .i Commissioner, as hereto-
fore.
Hon. C. , r Hyman and James C. Duf-
field, both A whom have been ill since
returning to London from a town in the
Southern States, are much improved in
health to -day. Neither Mr. Hyman nor
Mr. Duffield is able to be out yet, how-
ever.
At a meeilhg of the Barrie Presbytery
a unanimous call from St. Andrew's
Church, Hillsdale, to Rev. Frank C. Har-
per, B. D., was sustained. The call car-
ries with it $1,000 salary, a manse and
glebe and a: month's holidays. Mr. Har-
per has not yet indicated his intentions
regarding call.
The firs
of the Ch
of Queen
Toro
5 o'e
The
sod for the new building
h of the Epiphany, corner
et west and Beaty- avenue,
tined this afternoon at
Herbert S. Cowan.
vill be of red brick
s and will cost
.�„•,,ossi'tiility of obtain-
ing murder was commit-
ted, '. PIA lead the authorities
of 'Ver no drop the investigation of
the death Albert Mersey, portions of
whose hod ere found along the Can-
adian Paeiff a Railway' tracks on both
sides of the international border yes-
terday.
Owing io the appropriation for the
Publio Works and Telephone Depart-
ments of Alberta, being exhausted the
salaries in these departments have i.ot
been paid. This cannot be remedied a --
til the supplementary estimates r re
passed, which is not probable foe some
time yet. Premier Rutherford is act-
ing Minister of Public Works.
At a meeting of the Ministerial As-
sociation of Victoria, B. C., the ques
tion of the character of the theatrical
attractions which are being offered in
that city was discussed at length, and
the unaniu4eis opinion was expressed
that the tine has arrived when it is
imperative) • necessary that a publio
censor shouldbe engaged to regulate
the show houses.
The Manitoba Court of Appeal order-
ed that a prisoner named Howell, serv-
ing a term at Stony Mountain peniten-
tiary, should receive a new trial, but
evhen officials went to bring him in to-
day the warden of that institittion re-
fused to release him, except under order
of the Minister of Justice. Habeas cor-
pus proceedings tvil1 now be resorted to
in an effort to get 'possession of him.
W. C. hfelcilliean, in charge of the
Department of Agriculture's seed branch
at Calgary, is enthusiastic regarding the
possibilities of corn in Alberta, and re-
fers to the fact that at the seed fairs
in both Northern and Southern Alberta
corn of good quality Was exhibited,
while the number of bushels raised will
not supply the demand for seed. The ex-
hibits shown are direct proof of the pos-
sibilities of Alberta.
FOR HAMILTON.
Analyst and Laboratory May be
Placed in That City.
Toronto. Ont.. \.tarch 14: There seems
every likeliltocd' that Ontario will have
an assistant provincial analyst, whose
work will supplement that of Dr. Arnyot,
of Toronto, and that he will have his
headquarters at Hamilton, and will there
establish a provincial laboratory similar
to that in Toronto.
This morning a deputation consisting
of Drs. Wallace, Storms, McLenahan
(Waterdown), and Rennie, together with
(1ontroliers Allan and Gardner, of Ham-
ilton, were introduced to Hon. W. .)".
Hanna by Iron. •I, S. Hendrie, and made
the request that the laboratory be estab-
lished. They pointed out that valuable
illus was now lost in tending samples
bit Toronto for anal}stet. According to
the visitors they left the Minister with
considerable more thein assurance of con.
sideration.
ai CIO tairqs, neaialiaanaFi i f ,il a° sensa:is laaateis "Mee t 'Wee?*g
This disease from which so rnany suffer gives the average physician
a great deal of trouble. The best medical men have endorsed
PSYCHINE, and recommended it in scores of the most obstinate
cases. It has never failed in a single instance to give prompt relief.
When directions have been followed, a few doses will remove that tight-
ness and weight on the stomach, Taken regularly it positively cures
General Distress, Flatulency, Nervousness, Coated Tongue, Heart
Burn and Palpitation. If you have never used PSYCHINE, don't
hesitate a moment longer. Try PSYCHINE today,
�a tel 7,,• ry e .
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Mr, Arthur Tennison, 88 London Street, Toronto, says: "For six or 'r
seven years I was troubled with indigestion and dyspepsia. Tao much
acidity of the stomach the doctors said, originated the troubles. I tried
scores of remedies without avail. Eventually I used PSYCHINE and
this brought immediate relief and cure."
P1O HOME SK+LUL.® BE WITHOUT PSYCHINE
It prevents the children taking cold, wards off that terrible malady, La Grippe,
and completely fortifies them against disease. it should always be used far colds
weariness. loss of appetite. bronchitis and weak lungs.
For sale by all druggists and dealers, 60 cents and $1.00.
Dr. T. A: SLOCUM, Limited
TORONTO
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BITTEN BY DOG.
B. Battery Sergeant Torn on Face
and Neck by the Brute.
Kingston, Ont., despatch: Sergt. Hart,
of B Battery, while trying to stop a
dog fight yesterday, was bitten in the
face by one of the enraged brutes. His
left cheek was badly torn and the up-
per part of his neck was lacerated. The
animal, which was a battery dog, was
shot, and the heal sent to the Toronto
branch of the Pasteur Institute, to see
if the canine had been. afflicted with
rabies.
AIR TRIPS,
Regular Line of Balloons For Pas-
sengers in Germany.
Munich, Bavaria, March 14. ---Che first
regular air navigation service in Europe
will be inaugurated on May 15. Regu-
lar trips will be made frost this city
alternately to Sternberg and Oberam-
mergau. A dirigible balloon of the Par-
seval type, having a gas capacity of
6,700 cubic metres and driven by two
motors of 100 horse power each, will be
used.
The aerial carriage will accommodate
twelve passengers besides the crew. The
fare for the round trip to Sternberg
will be $55, and for the round trip to
Oberammergau $175.
THREE MILES OF TGE.
Causing Floods in Neighborhood of
Tilbury.
Chatham despatch: Late to -night the
ice jain at Prairie Siding is still solid,
despite four charges of dynamite, .which
had practically no effect on. the three
miles of tightly -packed ism early this
afternoon. Superintendent -OEu ningharn,
Engineer Brock, of the Grand Trunk,
and City Engineer J ones were on the
scene during the dynamiting, which '1va.
in charge of Expert Glass, of "Tilbury,
Though the dynamiting is so far without
result, the work will be continued
throughout the night. The water is still
rising. In Tilbury East the lands are
being now inundated, and the drainage
pumps are stopped, but little added dam-
age has been done. Many declare the
jam will remain till the warm weather
melts it.
C
h', TO LADIES ANIgaGiltL s
This beautiful Gold Finuslr Locket, mounted with precious
stones, with this lovely neck chain is one of the latest ornaments.
No dress is complete without an ornament of this kind.
SEND NO MONEY. Send your name and address and we
will send you 4 boxes of Dr. Maturin'. Famous Vegetable Pills,
the most powerful Tonic and Blood Purifier known. Sell then
at 25 cents a box, giving free to each purchaser one of the pins
sent you with the fills. This helps you to sell rapidly. As soon
as the Pills are sold, send us the 01.00 collected and we will send
you this handsome LOCKET & CHAIN FREE. Write to -day.
ADDRESS
The Dr. Maturia Medicine Co., Dept. 429 "Toronto, Oct.
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shippers and can satisfy you, wvo know,
but it fs for you to find out, by shipping
to tic, that event wo say is correct.
We remit same day on receipt of goods. Write for Price List and
Shipping Tags, which will be cheerfully furnished.
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HANDSOME A°T'CH FREE.
A. Gents' or Ladies' Solid Gold Watch costs from $29
to $90. Do not throw your money away. If you desire
to secure a Watch which to keep time and last well will
be equal to any Solid Gold 'Watch send us your name and
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address immediately and ag'-eo to sell 10 boxes only of
Dr. Maturllt's Famous Vegetable Pills at we. a box.
They aro the greatest remedy on earth for the cure of
poor and impure blood, indigestion headaches, consti-
pation, nervous troubles, liver, bladder and kidneydie-
eases, and all female weaknesses- the are the Great
Blood Purifier and Invigorator, a Grand Tante and Life
Builder. With the P1110 wo send 10 articles of jewelry to
give away with the pills—this makes them easy to sell.
This is the chance of a lifetime. Do notmiss it. Serd us
your order and we will send you the 10 boxes, post paid.
Whenou have sold them send us the money ($2.10) and
we will send you
A GENTS or LADIES WATC
the same day the money is received.
'We are givingthese beautiful Watches to advertise
our Remedies. his is a grand opportunl-. to secure a
valuable Watch without havingto spend anent. and
our Watch is a stem wind and sem set and not the cheap
back wind article generally ri--en as premiums. Send
for our pills without delay. Address
DFL. MAT&IRIN MEDICINE CO. Watch Dept,eo Toronto, Ont.
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