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VkLU 1LE IEALTH HINTS
"forMen, 0 'a aerl and al'lldren of
All Ages.
'One's first duty is to eat plenty, Be
careful to select nouriehiug, digeetibic
r
:toed. nt. -r. tit i,
n fail na. c vie h
I)o t to a
to ciiew sup nil food thoroughly, Then
see that the s,,)maeh is in a tit condition
tie digest, that the bowels are ectivc',
and that all wastes are regularly passed
out of the body. Right here a; where
natest people have great trouble. They
allow the System to grow sluggish•—nalt-
digested food stays in the stomach and
bowels, where it ferments and deco.y,.
Thio causes •headitche, biliousttees tori
bad complexion.
Once digestion is impaired and the
• bowels fail to perforin their natural
function each day, your can he sure that
ill-heattlm is straight thread, and uui, as
the muscles of the stomaeb and bowels
are given sufficient strength to carry
. out Nature's work, cure is impossible.
Certainly no untidy can claim so
great anumber of perfect cures as 1)13.
3IAMUTON;i PILLS, which aro a
1roznpt; relief and a certain euro tb>t
ell the family can safely use in bilious -
/tees, headache, constiptution, brit color
god ell other affections of the stounaelt.
kidneys, bladder, liver and stotneelt. You
can't suffer distress or inconvenience in
fleeing 1)R. HAMILTON'S PILLS—they
are mild, yet cearehiug, healthful and amtiv At all dealers, in 25e boxes, or ay
snail from The Catarrhozoue C•'mpany,
Kingston, Ont.
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ANIMAL MEMORY.
The memory of animals naming
through generation is one of the as-
iiotindin; facts of science which it is
moat difficult to account for. Take any
animal whose daily life entails a certain
line of work and put him in an envirou-
eent where neither he nor his children
unto the one .hundreth generation will
be able to earry out this work. Then
bring the remote descendant into the
eriirivad environment of his fathers and
he will go about the duties of his kind
ae if he had been schooled to theist.
Recently it was found that some heav-
ers were living fat their village near
Avignon on the Rlone; For at least
300 years they had had no trees to fell
for their dams. so for thirty generations
they had burrowed in the banks and
built mud wails about their lodgings
'int their tails. A. Polish count became
interested in one of the colonies and re-
moved a fens of thein to a forest grown
agitate. Imnmediately the beavers es-
=abl}shed themselves by a stream, cut
thehr trees and build their villages as
titer fathers had not heel; able to do
for three whole s:entur•ies.--Chieago
'J r''::uitit,
OF
HOME
itit MING
Is to use oat= Dye
that will color either
Wool, Cotten, Sill, or
Milted Goods Perfectly,
You will find this la
FZN WAY
Pr Send Sur Seraph,
Card and Story
pooktet R9
The iOirNSOti.
niCHAI(DSON
t O.,
1.1otitrd,
$4,,utrea 1 l ion,
W..til this Modern Dye ail you have to do is to
art: for DY -0 -LA then Sou CAN'T make a
mizt:Jre and use the'tglir..ms Dye for the goods
eve have to color.
NOISES U4 THE EARS.
'I 3.1e may arise from (mite a variety of
rmn.et-. 1 uthe first place it may be due
.eitupiy to an acourn: laatiou of wax in the
v:;.r.', This is often taut,ed, too, by put-
ing water in the cur:. while washing or
atter bathing. Noises in the ears may
even indient•e atl:uai disease of the or-
gan, and is nen often attended by more
or less pain and deafness. t;onstmtpation
is sonretitns's a cause, says the family
Jloetor, and one which i easily reme-
died. Bloodlessness, too. may lead to
noises in the ears. and then the usual
:emeo/ripeninetntt are weakness. giddInes'a,
1't -:."•i,Tt ttt'as t,ncl palpitation.
etlsienty stops coughs, corers colds, heals
Otte throat and. Sting ;, - - . 2P., tieing,
--ie-•.s-
THE^ RULING VOICE.
(ITarper'e ilaazaar.t
it ,.,.- •l. say. old. -pian. how svnuid yon
like to .onto iii) to the tlu.0 to-me/low
arse play ;!old':
1 en ey _..\T t s -'r-••I e•an`t clap fur onr-
twin till _. cr consult lily reite,
.k3.1.- etiI debt! Let not know as
r::ea she n'tatkes up her mind.
.4. in m,n has more difficulty in
civet in;; o joke time in breaking a
ratan,
WISE ANS OTH 7L�i> Y;,9E.
`'Marry you? Why, you couldn't even
dress mei" "I suppose X eould'iearn"—
New York Evening Telegram,
The mystery -of mysteries is to view
machine making machines._ Disraeli,
"A man needs very little to make him
happy," said the ready made philosopher.
"Yes,” replied the habitual kicker,."and
vlmezf he gets eventhat it s I
�ua i ms
u tuxm
out to bsomething that's more bother
than it's worth." --•Washington Star, -"-
Come, we have a hot venison pasty to
dinner; come, gentlemen. I hope we
shall drink down all unkindness.—Shake.
speare.
Husband --What are you looking for,
dear? Wife—I was looking. for the, in.
visible hairpin I just dropped. --Hartford
Times.
Our bravest lessons are not lea -rued
through succeis, but misadventure: A.1-
oif.
c
Rusty Ilufas Say, • Torn, wouldn't it
be great of youse could git all de eat an'
drink youse wanted by list pressin' a
'Iectrie button? Tired Thomas—It shore
would—ef 1 hed somebody ter press de
button fer me.—Chicago News.
The still, small voice of gratitude.—
Gray.
"Why do you consider women superior
to men in intelligence?" "A bald-headed
)mean buys hair restorer by the quart,
doesn't be?" "Er—yes." "Well, a wo-
man doesn't waste time on restorer;
she buys hair."—,%n Jose Palladium.
Be lowly wise;
Think only what concerns thee and thy
being.—Milton.
"And what did papa. say when you
asked him for my hand?" 'Td gladly tell
you, but I'm afraid you'd never respect
his opinion eny more:'—Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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Cured in beamsville, Ont.
Oct. 2(l. 19[11).
":After a long experience with differ-
ent pain remedies, I am ennvineed that
none are equal to Nerviline. I was
taken with a cold in my cheat, which
later -developed into a sort of chromic
bronchitis. Every time I coughed it
seemed to rack and tear my whole
eiiest. T was also subject to a great
stiffness in my joints, espeeially al>omit
the knees and shoulders, and experienc-
ed enuelt pain izt .riy muscles. To mire
any chest trogblee i first rubbed on
' erviline' oopiousls• for two days, aucl
Hien put a Nerviline Porous Plaster over
the sore region. I got quick relief. Bub-
bing tate sore niuin1eee and aching joints
with Nerviline slid more than all other
treatments combined. By the eitl of
Nerviline and those wonderful Nerviline
Purous Plasters almost any ache, and
certainly any kind of inflammatory
cold ran be cured."
(Signed) Mt't. W. J. Sharpe,
Beamsville.
11I •druggists se?1 Nerviline in 25: and
•
60c betties. Get it to -day.
UN; EA$ONAj;LE REASON. S
»r ;Sidtou Flexner, the. dietingur;lied:
head of'iahe disc efr'llee 1m,stitute, said of
the anti-viviseetinn mnovemnert, at a .re=
cent dinner in New "tion.:
"It is odd that so many 1n•ononrletel
anti-vivm;;ecttouists aro pronounced
sportsmen. These •in°n o}',jeet to kitbag
rats and mica for the good of ina.nkind,
bait they don't mind }ceiling; gazelles and
pheasants awl er}ratfe ant ,)they bo,tu-
tiful and hatinites creatures for the mere
tilt sure of the ki ee.
`They make me think. itch peopl',
eta encu ole•, a Philerlr'lp tiait.
"'Well, Mr. Ski'nple,' 1 4oid onr. day.
'what are you going to mnake your 1
boy? A green. like yonreelft,
.N o, doctor,' haat ;kin Skiutple
think 7'11 make lain as butcher, hs'
fofondof rin! i''. "•--it-:a?lm glen Otar.
CORN , ORN , t;tlRN5
of
:ttk
se
Tender corns, painful Borns, soft corns,
bleeding corns, every kind of corns that
other remedies fail to cure --that's a
good many-. yield quickly to Putnam's
Painless Corn J xtrretor. Used forty
,yearn in many hind.i. Largest sale in
the world. Putnam's Painless Coin Ex-
tractor. The name, you • see, tells its
story. 11 removes corns and does it
painlessly, but here ie a pointer; be
sure you get?tatnatn'e. Sold by drug-
„Rt.e, price ` 5c,
era +� •
SUGGESTIONS CHEERFULLY OF-
FERED.
Collector—See lien. my l?rne, i., ire)
ralualte: for me to be ewitr'r2 here every
day about title bi;)•
Hardt:ppe -1'm glary its hear it,; why
tlnn't you conte ansa 1. week?
PILES CURD IN 6 TO •14 DAYS
Your druggist will refund money if F'A'1".O
OINTMENT Valls to cure any case of
'lt, aims;, 'Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Plies in 6 to 14 days, 60e.
HE WAS NOT INHUMAN.
Mrs. Coleman, who keeps the police rif
the \Vest 3hb busy arre.st:In?: (ritel di•iv-
rat•:•, says the New 'York Ileraald ap-
proached a policeman iu Cetitrsl Park
Went in great bidignetion the ether day.
`.1 trs0 ,y;a '4. arrest the dr.v i -f
that ionic over there," =ho acid. pointing
toa delivery wagon aa'ro.s;; the street.
"The poor eroatme framing at the
mouth, 7' mast he in frierhiful pein;"
The poite..uman took his stet lee by the
wagon anti trrestett 'the truer 111b he
i:etmue out of the house.
'"flow Clare yon drive s. he):•w i mit mien
a oatiditdan•at. the' :' %fry, t.'ole'rztan said
to hill, pointing at the fo-tta on the ani -
trial's jaws.
"rI know, mum" he said. npologeticoily',
"'I know I ought not to give her -n 11=.11011
suget to eat between traits. but Tie beta
doings it for 10 vaars. nt.l Ovr' won't
start the wagon now not 1 ,5e gets cne
lump at every stop."
Mrs. Coleman le)')`tpt1 at the polir e;n•ia,
The policeman looked at her. Then I boy
wheeled about .10,1 Walk e4 in oa;Cezent
directtionw.
I HEALTHY
Ileay b
thegyolbhod 'h 1a'
home. " Notlth
father moinet entre than to see balmy
play- Lrve;r, 'i i tenhent is wtttehed with
delight; every eterilword spoken brio s
Pride m'
zde. to the, fop lel parents. It is only as
sickly baby t:
at makes ho
ie
wretched hed
--and, motile i it ii not baby's fault
wren he is Sher. You are the one to
iblame, Perlia[ Ls Cott giro hint candies,
cakes stud 041 r ?cod willaeit his 'little
stoznaaoh is lame.,1e to digest. Then when
he is cross tan' . ailing you give hint some.
"iteething" lidl• tires to quiet him. That
is w^atong---*eilrlifber• his little stomach
is not as late rge its a grown person's,
and also renakrber that every sperltm:rut
of "soothing;? 1. a:'rtou sire h3Ci' only
aloes him ruo�lt ?njuzvxre y --it rices nut re-
rnove the e^i>' a of his fr•et",u1n+?.t.s•_-it
merely dopers,' hint into ea unnatural
sleep. S9hati,s deeded to make baby
healthy and. L(ppy is Baby's Own r1'ab-
lets—a anediistiee with a guarantee of
safety. Mott them Mrs. Mathies Mit-
Oorzniek, We"41.; St. Peter,, P. E. 1.,
writes: "We,nano used Baib r':i Own Tab-
lets with good results. 7.'liey are cer-
tainly a blessing for mothers that have
cross. sickly babies. Tiley sweeten that
stonmaeh; .give refreshing sleep aa: -!a make
baby fat and healthy.' Sold spry meth.
Wale dealers or by mail at 25 rent,: a box
from Ttao Dr. Williams' '41:1 the:1 Co..
1J•r'oekyjile, Orat.
LOREC A BLESSING.
tore geoid babies, ttstd
e b easing itt every.
C ail give the mother or
♦ ,
Kindness to Horses in Switzerland.
English people travelling oft the con-
tinent have often been trot ss'tt • to see
the unkind way in whielt .animals are
treated, more especially in Paris, Italy
and Spain. Seme of the continental
countries have only lately established
societies for the prcveritiort of cruelty
to animals. •
In Switzerland there has fist' some
time existed a strong animals protection
society, which luta now organized classes
for cab driv_ ers, coachmen and all who
have charge' of horses. These (lasses are
very largely attended by cab drivers and
others who intend to take up a line of
life in. which they will have much to do
with horses. Examinations are held per-
iodically, the examiners being veterinary
surgeons, police inspectors and cab pro-
prietors.
Flu examination was field the other
day, the pupils having been examined in
what they. had learnt during their course
of lessons—that is how to drive, the best
kind of harness and the proper way of
harnessing, how to look after and feed
horses; and what horses can be expected
todo and what not: 'Students,who
wish to attend these classes but can tot
afford to do so are given assist ince
front h rtpecial..fund .tor the purpose.—
13asle C,`-orreetionatenne Pall. $itu11 Gazette.
Send for free sample to Dept. If. L..
National Dt-itt & Chemical Co., Toronto.
A SHADY GRAMMARIAN.
(Liverpool Post.) ,
Some Spiritualists were at one time
very anxious to ,persuade the fatuous
novelist, Charles Dickens, to become a
Spiritualist. He was on otee oerasion
induced to attend a seance, ao that he
might be converted to the cult. lIe was
asked whose spirit he would most like to
appear, and he said at once "Lindley
Murray." In due course they informed
him that the famous roaster of "ranunar
was in the rooms. Dickens asked, t' Arc
you Lindley Murray?" and the spirit an.
swerecl, "I are:" All hope of making
Charles Dickens a Spiritualist was gone
from that moment.
;/-- a a -r rt is N .a vt r.s
or -rein ei5.ST m ot.;,•,ICBN,T.
for COUGHS f;
(LTiintr!P �isaf>.�C^,rStwerssStkv-viwerm ;Rr.
CAN SYtfi?ATHtZE.
(Boson.!T.rar,script , )
Fficics••—Literary. razmmt`.y the Green -
smiths. The daughter writes poetry
that nobody will .print, the sort plays
that nobody will met and the mother
novels that nobody 'will read.
Hicks --sial what does the fatle.r
write.?
Hicks—Oh. he writes cltegees ibii.t no-
body will easy'.
Dinli SLIMS lit Pre nitnni .
;National Drag 82 Chemical Cara of Cam -
oda (i per tent. first reference tilutrei of
:l each are now.gteetel on the f.oia'I:ui
market at it pt•eansuin of 1i 1-2 per vent.,
the present vice being in. 2s. ilad,
IN NO HURRY.
(TSppineot is Magazine, )
A kind-hearted old lady, while vision$.
it prison, said to one of the inmates, "1
suppose you will be, glad whoa /out
time is up,"
"Well, not so very."
"Etot glad/ Why not'?"
"I'm here for efoping with the servant
girl, ttnd my wife will be Waiting for vie
outs add,"
Minard's Liniirient Oures Cistern:3er,
SHAW'S IAEA OF
What He Thinks '1E;rlglishmen Would.
Approve by the • Referand• nun.
After considering MM i - I3alfour'ssng-
gestion for tate establishment of a ref-
erendntn, George Bernard Shaw says he
would expect the first year's legisla-
tion thereunder to include the following
anthill wouldbe earri 1 b
measures, � i 1 ar (d y
onerwiheimieg majorities of the people:
Ten years' penal servitude for all
a vowed Sonia lis Is; life irepels own en1
for all avowed at theists; the es tablisll-
ntent of a triumvirate with complete
dititatorial powers, censusing; of the King,
Lord Roberts and Sir Beerbohm Tree;
the litiou b ofand o all rates t, a d fates;
the abolition °of-siutitary inspection; !i
the rednttion of half -timers to six years,
except in special cases where they could
be rearmed by magisterial order to ".);c
years; the expulsion of all fot•eigners
from the British isles and the exclus-
ion of all foreign goods except tobaeeo;.
the disfrartchisentent of all low, caanrrton
people without eur•riages and servants;
war 011 German's war on. America; mar-
tial la* in Iter Jr war on Japan; the
reduction of the :fleet; and the substitu-
tion of the rersonel proweee of Lord
Charles Beresford for costly armaments.
—London cor'responclent New York Sun.
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NO CLUE.
(Puck.)
Stranger—Yes, I have the general lo-
cation of my friend's building, and the
name of the street, but 1 ean't find the
place.
C:itizen--Ilaven't you anything, more
definite?
Stranger ---Nothing esrept the arelmt-
tect's print of bow the finished building
would look.
(teat
I1oax—•:Mise Antique says she just
loves cold weather, ,Teat. -.-1 shouldn't
think it would make mueh difference to
her. She generally meets with a frost all
the year round."
ISSUE NO. C 1911
AGENTS WANTED.
QT.cA'RT TEA ROTJTE TO -DAY, SJ11I' G
nostal for ci IecTuE :•el, or l.ee for
sArnoles and terms. '.Alfred ',Cy1er, Lon-
d ori, Ont.
eats Wanted
Two new lines, Ay>ply, Soilet'y, 11.8 Al-
bert street Ottawa.
05ki,S' OIL FOR ASP1T 1.1:4., Syii,pl+T-
1T.1L chttis, (toughs. Dollar. Druggists
or Prof,. Castle, ,.T;famfltou, Ont.
CERTIFIED i
Acco B tants, Etc,
Special nate on all outside andtts. apply for
terms, dates, etc,
RALPH C. MURTON & COMPANY,
5 KING STREET WEST, TORONTO, ONT.
YOUR EYEBROWS.
They count a lot.
They make an expression.
They should be weft trained,•
Vaseline may be rubbed gently in.
They should be smoothed after the
face is washed.
If superabundant, hairs may be pulled
out tyitit tweezers.
This pulling out must net be done
jita;t before snaking au appearaanee. as
there'll be a red spot for an hour"or
SO.
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc.
.p - A
THE PASSING OF GOOD .TALKERS.
The art of eonversati n is well-nigh
i
dead. We do not lack imsti•uct on, but
we are lacking to an amazing degreo in
"general" culture. 'We hare tan t )e to
talk; we have no time to think; no
time even to be polite or pleasant.—Re-
vue.
leasant---Re-
vue. Paris.
()PIN,
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X
ShippingP�
k vo Epizootic,
riftp, ° E "4v and Calerrhel fever.
Sure cure and positive preventive. no matter how horse, at any aIle. are
infected or "exposed." Liquid, given on the tongue, aces on the Blood and
al Glands, expels the poisonous germs front the body. Cures Distemper in Dogs
and Sheep, and Cholera in Poultry. Largest setlinglive stock remedy. Cures
La Grippe among human beings and is a line kiduev remedy. ,oc and tit a
bottle; 86 and gig a dozen, Cut this out. steep it. Show it to your druggist,
41,4 of
who will get it for you. Free Booktet. ' Distemper, Causes end Cures."
DISTRIBUTORS—ALL WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
SPORRN MEDICAL CO., Chemists sod iactertele list t. OMEN. R.D.,1L y5.
ALMGST PERSUADED,
(Cleveland Plain Dealer.)
"Oh, my dear, what a pretty, easy 111.
tie home you have." exetuinaed n caller
to an oast end lady, the other day. "1
should think you'd be petfeethy happy in
such a beautiful place as this."
"I am." hearted the hostess. "It real.
ly is a sweet place. Somnetitnes I actual-
ly feel like giving up my Oath work and
living in it for awhile."
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
GOLF DEFINED.
On the terrace' of a country cip;b,'ov er-
I9oking 11 green dotted with !theta). a
group of non -golfers were. eoking tea.
A. male non -golfer, wlr) took his tea
through a s•tru:w, said thonghtfnily;
-Golf might be defitti:: a -t bilihlydc
gone to ,rrass."
"Spleen on the greets, I' 1 eat' it," said
a feava.de non -golfer.
"Or the last flicker in tit-, dying fire
of athletics." ,veered :t p'ttr,.; foothill
player.
"The misuse of land and ic uag •"
suggested n ia'rtuis cltautpi'en.
"No, no, you're alt wrong," said a ;am-
ens angler. Golf is simp.y a, gamic
wherein the bell lie; Hadi•; end the ol,iq-
er well." ---New Yuri; ['rib m.•
iutekly ato.pa couxks, cares colds. Ttrslts
khn throat And has. 23 ceatm.
TAX THE RASCALS.
(Boston Transcript.)
"Manage," remarked the professor,
tewas a rite practiced by the ancients—"
"And haehelorhood" interrupted a
maiden of 40, "is a wrong practiced by
the moderns."
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Minard's Liniment Cures Garget in
Cows. '
DIDN'T SEl•_r✓i ii0 TO HIM.
"Here's e column headed. `Sitinilmery
of the Ne.cvs.' What n fanny mistake!'"
said the wife.
The old subaeril:er glanced at the sen-
sational headlines on the first pap of
bite SU=t•ningg i 4ar11;1,411 t. an,
"No," he sa•itlt "it may be n typogr.a.
phheaJ blunder, but it's not a mistake."
SOUND TO SEE THE SAD SIDE.
A certain country minister was one
day visiting some of his church mem-
bems, among whom was an old gossiping
woman, wimo was always complaining of
something. No sooner had he sat down
than she begat with her grumbling.
"But," said the minister, "I don't see
what you are always grumbling at. For
instance, your potatoes are the beat 1
have seen in the village,"
!`Alt," replied the woman, "but whar'n
the bad ones for the pigs?"
Minard's Liaimez't C`o.,-Limitrdt
Some time 'ago r had a bad attack og
•
Quinsy, whieh lai,l the up for two weeks
and costs Io? or tuoncy.
1,`indingr, the ltonp again farming iu my
throat:, I 'oathesl freely with 13INAP.ID'S
LINIMENT, NT, and. saturating a cloth with
the liniment, left it ori all night.
Next morning the swelling was gee
and d attributed the wttrdin'; off of am
leti.aek of Quinsy to the free Use of
MINA RD'S T.TNI: E.W.
(1. y, \VDIIDP.'N.
Si.
THE WAY OF THE WISE.
Mrs, Nubridc —I ant heartbroken. l:
find that mnv husband doesn't reeomi/le
my ideal in the slightest.
Mrs. Wise -•-•'Chen take my .advice, my
den-, and try to rnake your ideal resem-
ble your husband.
TO CURE A COLD Ni= DAY
'Cake LAXATIVE BROMO Quintile Tab-
lets, Druggists refund money if -it fila
to euro. E. W. GROVD'S signature Is on
each box. lin.
A Pencil Lighted by Electricity.
Many bus7 people will welcome a pen-
cil with which they write iu the dark,
says a London exchange. it is a useful
postsesa'ion to =motorists and (lectern
among other individuals. The pencil has
an electric light in it which illuminates
successfully a tablet or sdmeet of note-
paper, thus enabling its owner to see
what he is doing, althouzelt dart:ntese, may
be all around hien.
Illuminated walking stielts airy made
also, and the new 1a.nteres for. country
folk, if not so picturesque •es those of
the old pattern, are very effective.
w112 sage yo;r )sours of inkier. 7hoy at''op Val headache but do you stn harm. 25 canto a nos
at all drugointe.
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ARE =TIlE MOST rODE'RIS AND PERFECT
A SURE LIGHT, TR FIRST STRIKE
They riiakei no noise or sputter—a quiet, steady flame. The match
for the smoker, the office and the horse.
Allgood dealers keep them stud Eddys Woodenwat'e, :(i'ybreware,
Tub, Pails and Waedrinoards.
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