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GREAT REPUTATION
las Been Achieved By Dr, WiI
Dams' Pink Pills.
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ot Only In Canada, But in Every Civ-
ilized Country Throughout the
'World -Merit Alone Has Clive/aerials
Medicine Its Great Prominence
Over Competitors Everywhere.
The reputatioa achieved by Dr.
Pilleams' Pink Pills, not ooly in Can -
ea, "Out throughout the world, rests
;poll a very wad basis, which may
e summed up io two weeds -sterling
tterit. The Enterprise has had owe,
doe to investigate a, nenaber of cux-es
efected by this medicine, and knows
,hat Le oome Instances at lealet t,hese
lures were wrought after other meill-
enes had failed even to give relief.
lecently another euro came under
ear eotice that cannot 1e.11 to in-
mease the popularity of Dr. Williams'
?ink Pills in the locality in which
t occurred, and as we can vouch
or the facts it may well bring hope
o sufferers elsewhere.
Mr. Walter H. Sohnsee. is one of
:he best knoivn. residents of the
gorthera section of Queen's county.
Fie re.eides La the town of Caledonia,
where he keeps a hotel, and also
rune a eiage that carries passengers
5.nd mail betvreeu, that town and Lie-
grpool, dist/wee of some 30 miles.
Johneon, was in Bridgewater re-
cently, on which occasion he gave
s. xeporter of title paper the follow-
ing facts: About three years ago lie
livas taken very 111. He heel the best
of medical atthndance, but made very
little progress toward recovery, and
the doctor tolde lean there was very
little hope that he would be able to
return to les former work. The trou-
ble appeared to have located itself in
his kideevs and for eight weeks or
more he was corifineil to bed. fle enef-
fered greatly from constant Pains In
the baek, hs appetite became im-
patee. and hie corietitutiou generally
appeared to be sbattered. At ties
lenctietee he decided to try Dr. We -
Barra° Pink Pale and get a half dozen
1/07:.0% In the COMM of a erende
Weelte he noeleeci an imereeenuerat
his eondition. aerl he ;cantina:el tie;
too ofthe peel until he had taiont
tome ten or twelve boree, when he
eat Only feet that leo Pure was Com.
te. but alsa felt that to, all rie
49- les tetietb WaF better than it
been for yeere. -etre tint tint*
balf bet/it Mint...n=193 driving; tee
evil between Colterteree nee! lever -
and hare net had tee ergitteet
ern elf the trentle, noenerheatee
g that he lege to Nee- at tenet vere
nolement weather. thlt mien? w4
•"qt1 on a return tLe tr-,a140. hav/
his nvctent hecti, r4 otr.-zofrly for.
Jfl&lanalimit It thro,!4,1,% the rim gar
WIltlatr.44 Pitt% Path
trte. Weedt1 pnre ae4,4,1 whq-kleAserze
eancot vent. 'tette rennet
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NUM'S DEFENDERS,
At One Time Mistaken for
Workhouse Boys,
THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.
The army of act insular people must
inevitebly consist of two parts, the
one destined to fight the elation's bet-
ties Abroad and the other charged
with the defence of the homeland. By
far the harder task fells to the lot of
those who must stay behind. It is coin-
pasatively easy in the btorm of battle,
with the blood, heated by lust of
slaughter, coursing like liquid fire
through the veins, to perform deeds of
derring-do. It Is herd to sit at home.
Year after year toiling through the
earns drudgery of drills, the same rout-
ine of "regimental camps" and
"marching columns," and with but a
very remote prospect of ever being ac-
tually called out to fight. The volun-
teers can point to no bullet-reldied
standards, nor Is a Waterloo or an
Inkerma,n blazoned in their records. It
has not been their part to storm a
seemingly impregn.able position occu-
pied by the enemy, and by gallant con-
duct in the field to etern for them-
3elleS undying fame, at least not in
England, But men who can doggedle
pursue the even tenor of their Ivey,
though at one tine?, little appreciated,
have already given proof of a pluck
and determination far in advance of
anything they will be called upon to
1;xhibit on the battlefield. After the
eranevaal war, and the splendid ser-
vice renlered during that campaign by
the 1 axiom; volunteer regiments, we
ghee probably hear less of elie ineont-
petenee and inefficiency of our citizen
eediers•
Moet experts ccuseler that In the
voluneeers we have the finest, fighting
material in the world. it wily requiree
proper train•ng. The eevere tests
whielt 3 mart 15 iron. requirel to under-
eo eueeessfully b•fore b -inn- passed as
**Alleles at,- w it h 1 he Intr. e
bietem of MG* Ervr i1e1t4'iat. for ereat-
ate a tilento reeerie, will do mewl.
to; Ineeoeve the ratite of the volunteer./
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Has Run Through a Fortune
With a Chorus Girl,
NOW HE CAN'T, BE FOUND.
New York Reppirt. -.Thomas A.
mega jun., to be given. 19,
to referee. ele whie took unto W.0
one flaxen halcred Marie Tuehey from
the coy chores of the Casetue, :spent
wpm her hes patrimouy awl the pro-
ceeds of the sate of his =Me and
his father's, and was Melly left by
her BD 1venatiless in Lake Gourge he
W1LS compelled to walk ;hack to New
York, being sought by Us father,
wieo wishes- elm to accehe pt trole
of the returned poodigal.
There es one obstacle the waif.
Young Edison cannot be found. For
RIX weeks old haunts have not
known him, far full tnat long he has
negotiated no loans upon the even -
ere of the Rialto. tee proceeds of
whieli to be wed ea pepping; a cork
and cutting a bled,
The brother of the mieseng youte
does not think he has gone covey
wirth Marie Tuoliey. lie is frank
euough to say Themes, jun., would
probably do sa ehe would have him.
However, he certaio she woluld not,
money and hie preepects of af-
flume beleg apparently gone. He
tlenks lee brother is scene -
where in the porlieuti or eleethattan,
thoroughly aehamed of himself atel
afraid to ehow 'face.
"But 111 Tom wIfil only came to me
at the Hotel Relanee en east Flirty -
ninth. street, or at 482 Central Park
weet, we'll fet. eta he can. hold up
lee head again " de/eared he, yester-
day. "1 tli:ttik. wet, if he hears of
father's plum eeau
bse hle e absolutee
per.neees and must be leading a
p re en re ete exitit telt*e.
"leather has never loet faith in
deeelte his erratic; eareet, and
non waute to give 111111 the teeiortte
tete braee no 11101 be; a man. If
Ids dissipation and his reeent pri-
vateet Aare Impaireil hie mind di' ins
L4../a3cit. he Wel wend him to a Rani -
:arena buiel him up. After that
father will start him in any levelness
will Lenrene, either here or In the
Weet."
Thentne eitterte" otmoeed tile
ant rreiete 1I'4403 to Marie 'enoliee.
Moe the deed, he tatutovineed for *Its-
etienitatee. and N411''4to ree(lee hl
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oman's
eakness
A woman's reproductive
organs are in the most in-
tense and continuous sym-
pathy with her kidneys.
Theslightest disorder in the
kidneys brings about a
corresponding disease in
the reproductive organs.
Dodd's Kidney Pills, by re-
storing the kidneys to their
perfect condition, prevent
and cure those fearful dis-
orders peculiar to women.
Pale young girls, worn-out
mothers, suffering wives
and women entering upon
the Change of Life, your
'best friend is
Dodd's
Kid ey
Pills
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VALUE Ge`
Articles of Food That
portant.
MeV fruits contain fatty and albite
in•nous matter in large queutities, and
are, therefore,. very valuable as foods,
A. Frenolinnta, M. Balltind, has just
publeshed tie* resulte of his invistige-
ova; el tie/ feed. He investigated
wee. grapee, ortengee, nuts, figs, ban-
anas, ;eine., dates, apricots, almonds;
clierre s, tin rote, strawberries, rasp-
hecre-e, eters, apples and prunes.
Ail the fruit; neetloued, when ewe,
U('1141,.3 from 72 to 02 pee- omit. of
water. In th dried fruit,/ Of connueree
thee proportnn fall./ to 80 and /some -
tine.; as Pew as 10 per eent., tie.; lat-
ter I; -.1112; in almotels neel 114111*1.
• „:1141. 4lib11111 n matter, cif which
10-,r 4- is uni;i44 0.25 per eente 40. tie;
o nee et the 14a4'3 4441, mei
levee 1n.:A.:3) per ;ant. iv almonds; and
niece in the ittetetiental frees. as welt
as Wet th, re are Reuel tette 1440.'-
1415 en I reelesite s1 esta4lie00 wheel
net e. !rem lee tit 1' 4' vent.
eene; are 4'" 111 hu- *t (man-
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EDITCA.TION.GIF A pielNelle..
The King of Italy Was Brought Up
by lelargherita. •
From a child iletor Emmanuel III.
hes beeij accustomed to ebmit to eel
the state ceremonial and all the ex-
:eerie:el formalities , which bedge
round elte .publie appear/emcee of
royalty. While King Humbert usu-
ally left tire quirinal by a, private
way and drove off in a small carriage
accompanied by his valet, trumpets
announced the state carriage of the
Queerl and the youug wince. The
pielade gates were thrown open, sol-
diers presented /wins and he little
prince was taught by les mother to
acknowledge the huzzas of his future
subjects. A king, she, eild, obould
celantbayhtm.ntityesebis people And be
s
Queen Margeerita, had entire charge
of her Seies education until be was
12 years old. Wee gave bim A love
of literature and the fine arts which
he has continued to cultivate through
all the years of his military career.
He is all. accomplished linguist, speak-
ing English, French and Unman with
great fluency. He is an enthusiastic
collector of cents and medals. -
In any estimate of the new king's
character, the diverse influences
whieh guided hie edueation must be
taken. into account. Queen Marglierita
bisistod that a King of Rome living
within sight of the ruing nf the forum
.and reigning over the country of
Raphael, Alleatel Angelo and Dante
should be au archaeolottiete an artist
and a litterateur. Kling Humbert put
before all Mee the military education
of his son, and considered as first ee-
sential that a King of Rome should
follow the warlike; traditioas of the
house of eavoy.
The marriage of the Prince of Na-
ples to Helene, a Prineese of Montene-
gro, was looked upo41 with muell sym-
pathy and approval by tire Italinn
people. It was known to be alto-
gether 0. in:min.:go of inclination, the
priece haeing fa.len violeutly 411
With t1111 beautifui Helene. The Queen
Is wine illellt;?S taller than her hus-
band ana her face is fun of ineellirell.'e
and eower. elle very meekly leernee
to feel at home among her Inobentes
penile, end is always holm 1 114) 41 ng
"41,111t 1111 Itnikal,." Th re are :144 .44'4
no elehiren of the inarri•ige, the
14. 1.4" to Go throtie at pees.,nt ing the
Duke d'Aosta.
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ven'tna was extrae74,42, - Letrap si4-P-Now tllen:-.1s !P11114 141.3 '-411.anyway ?
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An Accident.•.•-e•d cetraor..411:14,:a4.42 rnt4z,F.-4;(11:ore.11
1) 41Wir.4:1r?, nra-Ir trlsIzillti that an 413
Starting 'Under the Ban.
51 -St r.,-.=7,1norter-Volint: The Ottod- r.tnr.r.:an w*Ean 1.111"44141)1"therm tarsi':
eat learteT to n er5:11t4' 4.3i, ,r'114 march e4't.'119.7.4.41:•1 13 astor.rshmr-nt, *rho r,n,sys!•,, s1184':1114 14(1*1 .4411342 1:34,
t 4.44.tr.,1 who ire 1,4212 e.er tr:o0 satrap 'ban. 111slt,..:1,t, 11.:112 442
4- 1-4,,ortAr-SIe was reafting 111: evcIarld 7A,Tra t Gant pyrann t--01111,Ptat77,,,pt, Vilf" 17,,%.4';i•31.1
y Drytv racpr,-k of pas= answer. 'Why, ti74:--y 114,e %.-orlsrasi row. Tee nextrtne et of' eeteleaelere
eeelimIre. reetetee-Oneaease ger. ooze re' eatireee" nut 4.14511411110811 I has 1.711110.1
5olve.1 thk.t, if 14140:4. own get -no was .• inwortat:on 4.14 starHr,g, 34341 f;
rtnt rt thee: aelety, elate ef teeir Melling its traristerenee Trona 7.1.14514&-
4111r4tt43t* Liniment Carel' DIste1144P:14 Laratirner/ oxelte the ndroira- r: to- State within the
,Con of a14. befnolders. ,t0
n14.
teehwebe on Telegraph Wireteireee was desktne,14 for the 4.11 4-3 114114' 4 Not Just What She Meant. -
• Small sp:ders pla-y havoc, •y--ith th'
e 4, so . geirgPrrI19 and hr111144tnt in its col- "It is my aim in life." he
V;i4.t, It as Mei Sn41-1"•triTIP
NATURE HAS PROVIDED
A. remedy ter every eel:emit pita mid seie-ze
through eral.ele-s and ingierithesit
r011,1;1111)t Po4h1g. ,141..ce11'ets 111.1v else oven.
A eve and wonder/el derevery he» reeently
been node Ire• mem-, of eight tens of thou,
;gale unite' feed from patn. Nerviline or
uevro pain envy, rPtire ovate very 444.neontr, t-
d new the tune tee tt tele reaming elite
Ni1111iel•11fetoW11 r,o`ivz!, 4., And 7.11'4411410
50 ^-344'. *4)41 0l4e4,t01141 01 eel -tame- ogee. vett;
rautele in origin. Pole/tee Netwiline is the
:ewe pelmet, ...Teen, and eiceettit rein
n /mile tii the wield. Sold In 11.1 tun: IS rent
les tlee be N. te Pelee: 4.: ea, ICI:eaten. One,
awl eh dealer,. thPillr •
Wanted Something Itelletfous.
An eteeller at. the trent -
ite eon or 11 %Map) teerge man in
West Ketit-in 41 Better to ills fath-
er, mutes the following big:of/mut
reward 1 "Pietro. het11,1 one a boX of
eigarettee, het laltel pareel '1e-
linion7•7 traets.• awl then I eitall lie
444-1/18144 rettehe Cana. 1 Ifini't know
whether von lung' already fora -aril -
tel atty. I Intveret re,a11%ed them. If
yon pltrel, the hoe 88 aheve it will
&wails tue all right."
MIt.are.'s Lictintent, Cure.g qargert, /to 1
(Intve.
In tee teeter3 etoote tree nottnal
41.114••••antgot!,.v.1 44.i* attont
; tete toele oelt.
t•
. -t raanti. va4.:n"fercetetin vei
entc
dilattoeurann3 • Ohltbeeto
,-
- dr,4Y o -a1-1• 1"
i
oor76.nt
ment_ Physe7,now alarm rIltonly LI-
'rstittsattS -r cAng ritUng eft-
ohamilii ear-;:rerarra4litzigy
Thi , whaCATA1111/trr-
- ZfeONgeEt,s. hn0t:zee a11:1-2 pi
es vterete
ana It t1/grat„8.,tsant trfl of-
,I4.i 4 1A,,vseteeafbnaa/••-
oattui4atnr,i..eto 1
st, z le/1r ltEher !n,r..eoAe.rr.'44'.A419'11114- 3.1 t11.1214116. 'fLohsiwA.
itht1411411',. 11(41319' Ite'€9'f4-'t.emeroe.mtr.e.
rznteeacoy4l'xrs tesi
OATARRIOZONE
Is aComnorSense Treatment,
11! 114- wherever air '44.411 e. it eestryia
a
tcokhl,e
gerss, Lel; tbe ,mre spotsnthe io%41 bronhl-
,
!leteetaletettiy558e4. rneelieft -emfgeseen and therefo
re
.e7r;;7lrsiTtir:1;'
; Ne.;t wi:(g1COAtyen ten cente to try
_,e1..ene Iranny addrees
Canda and Uetates 25c trial size;
444' oen suffielent lo The reg-
1;heoearr outftcontanngxweeks' treatment and
mbrinlelerwigeest youefel.Wetetdpostpaid,urceeiptofpke,or
1 yu con get itfrom any dealer in ineteeene..? ;.
vil
AV FEVER.
STHMA
'CATARRH
used feerGettems. Tete Is the lee*
ester; of Scienee. Now More
Easily Cured Than Toothache.
t
regraph wl.res In, the Argentine °/Ing said, "
trs
et
RePzil'x!. "Me long cahwebs settle onw117 be enlflYfa r!)17};(''T.' IVY 8011thiLg. 4.14-lry day that w-.11.
k mike e.o "
the wires and as soon as dew or rain Whe3 011
.
lineree mem re. nsees. . u• C. 4 •
g
"Ab 'sive en; tairacd. ttith great
11
falls they are rendered to some e3E- If the child is restiese at nghte Iirte; entimeiesen, -that ninst why yon
tent a eandaetor :In"! the 0:10e1. eoate4 tonguN sallow complexton't keeP.Ro sechilleci."-aleago T 11245
praz.t.:calky .o slopthe ttperatiou
•sorae .4.,41 the lines. The governmen
'ens deternened to cane:let Beene,
res -and itesarie by an untie*,
Mind cable 14430 tulles lorig to -0-4-
thLs diflienety.
• doer. of Meier's' 11:0r11-1 1 owders is . ewe..
lees. Preeperety is tet without
melee Address
what is required; plea/lent, hatm-
1, fears ars1 leetristes atul adversity is let ?OLSON &
efanitobe, has e--eperlenced the first I not without conif.ort and hopes. "v
frost of the season. Frauces Bae. Menufsetming Chemist, Riegston, Oht, Cele
eo Care (told in One Day
etTlxe LLINCIMI. 11177q940 qwstfte Tablets. All
gigisTa faitie the trieney If it falls to core
.
Vie Greece/tea/Ow le on erldl hos.
sitreartieta f•olksuittotion.
1,7a t zir;, 4)l ,rt 1' talr,ttlitg
Ea4'.*1151** 11.T1^...ti.si4 491 aim 444110.1! 44 1441)4-
F1441)4
nt Hark ,,sru 41 tv,i1;, 41! RCS.
.11/1 ntat-nal nernoircr v1414'41-.4.4 414
g444 crew 48i1.34 ;anal/00e _e
Lim Du.o. 1;flee ..re /gel elereet. 11514443
444' r; euteatete Ca fiteelle
41) teeettee 4;11; eteenli 4415100.11i1u ,/k t1-41
ate; r • ti'je tete 41145'r*' tte.rit
434)14 It wee feteell tlett 4teeart-
tte nt,ill were litereele owe.
(7.41,441 (14'ii- 1.ele,1,-11.4 leitetilher
t,44e--13141.411. ru 4.„1104.,11 41 -Ln tio 10 414 41-
nutrip,1 Bkr, 134)14**444.. wo44`,'; ijunq!
eel -.140 1C,1 atclueres *ere -
!role:, tette'. /me we.., Dine tee umue,,,tt
e- 3134 941411'12* witti.s•a-
I:4va to (r144-..1101•At1r4 _ titurtrAti!,."414%the
pferzo.. 4,41 gar!: v'):' thug
eirtreeltee ceeleee oe eneelle
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1ESUE NO 39. 1900.
CIMS11111pii0111
is, by no means, the dreadful
disease it is thought to be -
in the beginning.
It can always be stopped -
in the beginning. The trouble
is: you don't know you've gat
it"; you don't believe it; you
won't believe it- till you are
forced to. Then it is danger-
ous.
Don't be afraid; but attend
to it quick- you can do it your-
self and at home.
Take Scott's Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil, and live care-
fully every way.
This is sound doctrine,
whatever you may think or
be told; and, if heeded, will
.save life.
if you have not tried It. send for
free sample, its agreeable taste will
surprise mou.
SCOTT & BOWNE. Chemists.
Toronto.
60c. and $1.00; all druggists.
Negro Chaeges Color,
A Macon despatch says: Hoary Har-
vard is a negro in. Bibb -8 jail,
claimed with illicit distilling. He wae
brought in Saturday and ovely ad.-
' mits his guilt. ne served a sentence
for the same offense about 20 years
ago. Then he was a very Week ne-
gro. Now he is as white as anybody.
He hat; Completely changed color, his
dark skin all having peeled off, leav-
ing Wm with a ;oft white ski11 that
the vainest white men woule be prowl
-of. But hie hair and whiskers are
still as kinky as they were In les
darker clays. He says be cares too
little about how he looke to vend
money buying thoee things whieh are
eometemes reed to negroes to take
the khaki out of their hair. At a
short dletanee Henry books elinetly
like a white man.
Mignances Unite:wee Cum lotoiNttforga.
Speed, of Steamees
.1444 coeani steer:tee thLT. Thee tease.
going ;at fait epteel. ean not lie
eievreett ti eratieetile In lee; thee,
thee., minutes. lin tee neetethne
well traverse a d1st4449.2e of about
half a ratte.
Mts. 11, itnnte. Oita, gees:
11 WA Woret Poweers 4.11. &NI
nr,411-Ale. 11
Quicker Than eeink.
Ilene. weer -Ito of light is tr-t..,EAVI ndloo
t”.1. 141 ENIITA 4114 thlat 177t;',10,1 etirl
V'tiaa:-,-; 10 4E9, earth fin /e14.1011
4I49'E0411.1'..5.. Revell sem? et tee fixed
etees 01 tilte tvolfte tnagnttuoie k
tare/ 4.00.e e -tots dot tee 'eget to
erleie
'4fere Temples have tilsteripenral,
res C041)341158:„11 Iron INITs did It.
41.1112rever yon find nat!enee,
11414440', kIndness, truth, there you find
....pectalIC,Iity, however •Olisearit and
7c.n041y meta may W. Ileettier.
The Hour of Need
I...at hence -for with aching corm/ a prone/end*
and pollee.% nttiedy 41 required. Putnam's
Believe. t ern Extractor exactly lilis the hill.
ewe, befe mid I/Melee.
League of Beggars.
A beggars' league in St. Peters-
burg mutilates ehildren and cripples
them to artmee I/empathy front the
benevolent when they are tient to
beg in Inflate phteee. The chief of Gee
gang. who Is a wealthy man and 1138
!weed su n phentt•thropist. reeeleset 75
per emit. of the urrstey beggtel by
the unfortunates.
- -
ry p•rson suffering from gest.
oral 4.1 eltould take efillor's
Compointel Iron Pine.
.heabpla' A11%ardor, who bind. Night,
watvhmais le laree dor; att 1 wounded
tit. onn r, wee fitted nearie e200 Ilt
Witt/leo;041 arkius eletrges connect-
ed uitlt tho
all11.1111111111110110111
NOTICE
TO HORSE OWNERS.
it Is, 0. oll.kumb •fact thftt 1100V14414 troubled
with Ittzirte. if placed on Platele ;suture. are
&eon cored et the heavm
PRAIRIE WEED Have Powder
9 etittMtkil et the Prairie Weed "which he*
19E129 tweate elliettite eutleg ileavee"
emeletteel (1144411 01.1.4'4' erelenteerelliedial /Keefe
see teen ewe *A elfeetted remedy fee Mate§
ate teuerce in awe; and Cattle.
26 tette ate tteekittb Vit tI tlitekeitta4 tit nee
ett Ise, M. F8 I3Y,, Cheriiit. Pert Wein, One
• Wile' et/T14'0
trittns elato FOn
liereee teak; eteees itew repereeteete;
(44414 nee test eyeeetto wile Mt tesetiimetere
44744441e".44 tintlilitg; Sam% 120 Let 151*11110 etre*
l'reicago,
FRUIT FARM _FOR SALE,
°One of the fleett in the Nianete Pereesule. ;41
enema. le ndlice from 14331al/.0:4 on tWo rad-
?, 41v8y44. riere-/, /eel VA.134,-;1 itt 1trdi.4, ice:991k
4'e117l4e44 10.00 1.4.tktt.of 144.1.14,34144,144144eeeee,
in sight 4).1*54.'4503. Win be cold lit lot* to sine
teetelerehe This le a hateata. Aceirese
4 SOKAILIAN
Bet tea Winene, Ont.
55 I N g.•=.ee IgliiVnitror::;"°106W4?!. aelt
gteatt lave ekermet out. Perketilt
4,411e4,4.51. 144vet eke.
resteaelee for Zee 441on .A., Nee Fetgusoa*
Lonniit, Man,
toTASIPS., Paso/oh:wing 0141 eelleetieteee
1:3 ede eleaties will feel 41 441 noir adventegir
to ertireteeteil with P.O. Bee el, ifteesetee.„Ont.
Flis• PRitillANEVItet CURED BY DM
Ranee ;Great Nave .Reeetee.
ets tetteusnk ttlitet •Fut‘t,
use. 'Seed to fel Ateb stteet,
4103p44140, P42. fot tem/lee end feee trite batiitf
FOTsalebr Theta Noteo Dame geese
eteetteeetexe.
Xftv,„ Wirigtme.51 &tithing Sytee *heel& at -
ways be used Tot Chil&ree, Teething, letoothei
theehild8 softens the gums, eueee teheleelie
ig the beet tweedy tot Diarthcea. Viten*.
nrecentsabottIe.
YOU ALL LIKE Is KARAT GOLD
-urn-
Goicleh Yellows
Heat This Stamp and are__„,:iiikee
THE BEST add PUREST
In the Market.
As good as many 1r -ands
of Gtanulated sold now -a -days.