Exeter Advocate, 1907-03-21, Page 3WEAK AND WORN OUT.
Dr. M illisms' Pink Pills Give New
'.errt►gth to O%cr% orked Women.
The life of u domestic is a hard one.
She nils (tom curly morning till late
at night; her work is never done. Often
she Is too busy to get out of doors for
a breath of fresh air. Unless her blood
is kept rich and pure this close con-
finement wears on her health. Iler
strength will fail; she may lose her ap-
petite, become pale and dyspeptic. In
fact she Le in danger of a general brenk-
elewn. Such was the condition of Miss
Marie Anne Fleury, of Ste. Anne de 13
1'er'ade, Que., I:efore she used Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink fills. She says: "For a
nuniner of years 1 have been a servant.
Up to a year ago I always enjoyed the
,itsest of health, but suddenly 1 wee seiz•
eft with pains in my side, my appetite
le't ate, I becarne dyspeptic and lost11
tar. nglie I consulted a doctor who told
n.e 1 was suffering from general dcbil-
.ily. 1 was forced to stop work and for
three months 1 followed the doctor's
er•entrnent, but without benefit. 1 was
advised to'Iry 1)r. Williams' Pink Pills,
and as 1 had often read of the cases
they cured, 1 decided to do so. i only
look eight boxes before 1 was curled,
and to -day 1 net stronger than I ever
was. My digestion is good and 1 can
now go abput my work without fa-
tigue. 1 owe a debt of gratitude to 1)r.
Williams' Pink Pills for what they have
dine for me and I strongly advise other
weak sickly girls to give them a trial."
Miss Fleury's case Is one of many
Butt Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have
rural atter doctors' help had failed.
The success of these pills lies in the
fart Mat they strike right nt the root
e; lite ltfiuble—the blood. Other medi-
cines simply act on the symptoms of a
trouble—and may relieve, but they do
tit cure. Dr. Williams' Pink Pilts
make new, rich blood—that is why they
cure dyspepsia, rheumatism, anaemia,
1:eart palpitation, headache, backache
and the ills of women; nil these are
eause(1 by bad blood—Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills cure them all because they
make new blood. For sale at druggists
er by mall at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for 82.50, from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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SENTENCE SERMONS.
Greed prevents real gain.
There is no saving anger without love.
Airing our aches will never heal them.
If you want to be happy make some
one less sad.
A strong breath usually conies from
n weak backbone.
Most rnen lay their sore heads on to
li.e:r lender hearts.
A man's religion never dies so long
n:, it is doing something.
Everything is possible to those who
di not fear the' impossible.
This world is enriched by the good
snore than by the clever.
11 the voice of conscience disturbs
you silenco it by obeying it.
The light of love shows the true self
a.s the light of learning cannot. •
The ratan with a chip on his shoul-
der never gets it from hewing to line.
An umbrella in a crowd offers a
splendid field for the exercise of vital
religion.
The poorest way. in the world to •tet
a light heart is to throw your loads on
others.
You go forward to no prize without
leaving behind many things that seem
de-irabl.•.
It will lake more Men the change in
. your pocket to work the change in the
world.
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HEALTHY BABIES.
Healthy babies aro good babies—it
1: only the sick child that cries all the
Inns. Mothers, if you want to sco your
little ones smiling and happy give them
i'.aly's Own 'Tablets --there is a smile
in every dose. The Tablets cure all the
1 .tle ailments of childhood arising out
oI a disordered condition of the stomach
or howels. They are good for all lat-
hes and are told under the guarantee
o' s► govcr►iment m lyst to contain no
opiates or harmful drugs. Mrs. F. 1).
Kirk, Dumfries, N. S., says:—"I always
use Ilaate'_ Own Tablets for the ail-
ments of Icy Tittle ones and find then
it splendid medicine. A few doses al-
ways reetores them M perfect health.
1 would nut he without the Tablets in
the house." The Tablets are sold by
of uggists or by :nail at 25 cents a box
from 'fhe Dr. Williains' Medicine Co.,
Ilrockvilie, Ont.
Spain rcce.ves more sunshine Ihnn
Ony other European ci•untry. The year.
ly overage is 3,(w hours, while in Eng -
laird it is 1.100.
Where ran 1 get some of lfolloway's
Corn Curr? 1 was entirely cure.! of nay
cerne by this remedy and 1 wish sonic
more of it for my friends. do writes
kir. J. W. Brown` Chicago.
Of Br:lain'e population. the working
elnsses form 69 per rent.. the middle
einsses 28 Per ie r.t., and the upper class-
es 3 per cent.
Overworked Persons. either mentally of
physirnlly. •h na1.1 try "Ferrorim.•' the world
ern ,w ne 1 nerve an 1 bleatd tanks and they will
quietly tecw•tr strength and health.
Only 7 per cent. of the (nod of a
}'renrh peasant omelets of meal. while
4 an l:nglieh navvy's keel is 's per cent.
re.:, t .
3 1 i;
1.51'1e Ntl. 11 U7
KU.L/NG BY I'OST.
Murder Ilse Been Committed Many
Tines by This Means.
To use the machinery of the Post
Otlice as a rttcafls of committing mur-
der is happily not of common occur-
rence. Still, as all criminologists know,
such cases do occur from time to time.
The latest instance appears, at the
moment of writing, to have happened
the other day at Cumtoc::, Ayrshire,
Scotland. A mysterious parcel, bearing
the Kilmarnock postmark, was received
at the house of Mr. Woodside, a retired
farmer. 11 proved to contain shortbread.
Five persons in all tasted the cake, alt
of whom were taken violently ill, one
dyiltg.
Tho first case of the kind on record
occurred in 1852, when a girl named
Emily Standish was killed by poisoned
sweets. The sender was never traced.
lu 1899 a Bloomsbury (England) servant
girl, named Mary Ann Arlseli, sent her
sister, who was confined in a lunatic
asylum, a cake impregnated with rat
poison. Sho ate it and died, and Mary
was hanged. Iler object was to obtain a
few pounds insurance money, which she
had designed to spend upon tier wedding
trousseau.
A few years back, again, a man
named Molineux, son of an American
millionaire, tried to poison another
prominent society man by sending hint
through the post a bottle of cyanide of
Mercury. It miscarried, and another
person than the one intended met an
agonizing death.
An even more sensational case was
that in which a San Francisco woman
named Botkin killed a New York girl
named Lulu Deane, by sending her
across the continent chocolate creams
containing arsenic.
Occasionally small infernal machines
have been sent through the post to
selected victims. One such killed a man
named Richards at Broadstairs, Eng-
land, in 1893; while Madame Leonie
Vinol, the well-known Parisian actress,
barely escaped with her life from the bite
of a poisonous snake, which a jealous
rival had pasted to her inclosed in a
jewel -case.
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FOX AN EXPERT MOCSER.
Itesnard Shows His Appreciation of
Gentle 'Treatment.
The following account of the effects
of environment comes from a land own-
er in Silesia and should prove interest-
ing to all lovers of the animal world.
One of the keepers, says the Pall Mali
Gazette, came on a litter of young
foxes, each about the size of a half
grown cal. There were eleven of thein,
and ten were quickly disposed of in the
neighborhood. The eleventh, however,
was delicate. ile seemed to have had
a blow across the loins in babyhood and
was but a sickly fellow. His condition
awakened sympathy in the househohj,
and he was taken in and nursed and
pelted Into robust health.
But care and gentle- treatment are
r.ow showing their effect not only on
young Iteynord's physique, but on his
general behavior and the view he lakes
or things. Before all others he loves
his roaster and mistress. Next to them,
he esteems the house clog. in fact,
should a pack now conte across his way
Foxy would probably show delight and'
fin inclination to take each on for s
game. Brushed and combed, it Is his
pride 10 show himself In the, drawing
room when requested, or to accompany
his mistress on her walk.
A few weeks ago he was missed, nn.l
it was found that he had gone to pay
his dcvoirs alone at a house where he
had been petted, gelling no further,
however, than the front door, where Ito
Mood importunately scratching. Nor
is it all lake on his,par( and no return.
Ile has become a very expert mouser.
B) day, however. he loves best to re-
cline before the kitchen lire on a little
old rug.
ALi'HABET OF PROVERBS
A grain of prudence is worth a pound
of craft.
Brasiers are cousins to liars.
Confession of fault makes hull amends.
Denying a fault doubles it.
Envy shootelh at others and woundeth
itself.
Fonlish fear doubles danger.
God mulles us good things by our own
hands.
Ile has hard work who hos nothing to
nn.
1t cols more to revenge wrongs than to
beer' them.
Joy is the certain pay for every good
tient.
Knavery Is the worst trade.
Learning snakes a roan (11 company for
himself.
Modesty is n guard to virtue.
Not to obey conscience is the way to
silence it.
One hour to -day Is worth two to -morrow.
Proud looks make foul work in fair
faces.
Quiet conscience gives quiet sleep.
Inches( is he who wants (east.
Shall faults indulge) fire little Thieves
that lel in greater ones.
The houghs that bear most hong lowest.
Upright walking is sure walking.
Virtue and happiness aro mother and
daughter.
Wise men n►rke more opportunities than
they 1)0(1.
Xceliertce is its own re wird.
lou never lose by doing n good Turn.
Zeal without knowledge is lire without
light.
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HORSE s11:1K4 ,11t1.: POt't1.1It.
Forty Thousand Itor..•s Neem (:on'i moo
In Puri. Last hear.
Accortlin>; t.r •all••ial slntislira 40,000
horses Were eaten in l'nris last year.
This represents aloof 2I.e00.110u pounds
of horseflesh. as comport(' with
when the Intal was only 10,(I(s►,D90
pounds.
Ibbs branch of the leacher rrtsint•.e in
Pens meats In be grvm•int; so rapid's :n
favor that the horse butcher is assuming
a position of rcapectoble conlpetiticn
with the beef butcher. horse 1 utrhers'
rat of gilded hr,reck hr•a i' are nieeve
uerous doors in eertnin quark
11 rse hulcher% art' rrpt•li) pre-empleng
spaces in market belle. This is Ise case
in welt -to-do sections.
A inet that nitisyvt pn'•rer et the s irr•e-
Ikon That doctors are to league with hors,
11. A...:ituhell, dealer in general
merchandise, Martin, Ga., writes:
"My wife lost in weight from 130 to
68 pounds. We saw she could not )iye
long. Sho was a skeleton, ao wo con-
sulted an old physician. IIo told her
to try Poruna.
"Sho gradually commenced im-
provingand getting, alittle strength.
She now weighs 106 pounds. Nilo 1a
gaining every day, and does her own
housework and cooking."
butchers is That doctors more and more
recommend for certain patients in need
of building up shattered systems it diet
of horseflesh, and for persons with weak-
ened stomachs, whose constitutions are
thoroughly run down, they prescribe
juice of horseflesh prepared under cer-
tain simple conditions.
At the markets during the early morn-
ing hours each day inn null women
stand in lino awaiting their turn to be
served by the horse butcher. They call
for a nice steak or libel, and, being well
versed in the matter of quality, aro par-
ticularly in their selections.
Some butchers make a specially of
mule meat, which contains nrot•e fatly
matter than torso meal.
MOTHER'S GRATITUDE
TO ZAM-BUK
iT CARED lam HOh OF 1'AiNF1.1.
soltl;.s.
Nothing is more unpleasant to the eye
and more painful to the sufferer than
rolls and ulcers. At this period of the
year ninny adults suffer acutely from
these pnihful outbreaks. When belle,
ulcers, etc., occur on children it is piti-
fut to see the little ones suffer.
Mrs. E. Holmes, of 30 Guise SI., Ham-
ilton, is grateful for what Zam-Bak did
for her 111110 boy when in this pitiful
plight. She says:—"1 wish to express
my grit tude for the benefit my child
received from your famous Zam-1)uk
Balm. Ile suffered from Spring erup-
tions and then boils broke out on his
neck. I tried blood purifying remedies,
r,aIves and ointments of all kinds, but
nothing seemed to do him the desired
good. The boils got worse and became
so loathsome and unsightly Hutt 1 could
not send him to school, as stm►o of the
boils and ulcers coukl not conveniently
be covered. About Rile lime a sample
box of Zam-link was given to hien and
we tried it. The small sample did him
n little goal, so 1 bought a 50 cent box.
The result was malty amazing. In-
side a week's time the boils had begun
to dry up, and in a very short time
Indeed every one of them was healed."
•7tun-luk Is a sure cum also for ecze-
ma. senlp sores, ringworm, poisoned
wounds, chronic deers, chapped stands,
tilts. cold sores, cracks, festering sores.
eruptions and pustules due to blood
poison. eve. 1t stops bleeding and cures
piles, netters. eve. is antiseptic; on ex-
cellent "first nal." livery Mane and
farmstead should have lis box tit 7.am•
Buk. All drutrgisbs •and stores at d0
runts n box. nr from Znm-fink CO.,
Toronto. for prior. ( brtees for 82.50.
Sent ic. stamp for frio! lox.
A TEST (W FAiTH.
"Sny, pit." eompinined the boy to hie
father. "•n long ns f go to the same
sehnni with Jimmy Billet 1 can't be a
Chrielian Scientist,"
"What?" cried Ute pillar of the new
church. "\\'hy can't your
• Y:ni,-e itis hard In believe that one
f hip !.inehes in tjte jaw Is all my
irr►aginnl"n."
Then are a•t 11 in existence some Brie
reit Lank -note's d:il d 17let and printed
ti) sal M.
The Mark
That Tells
r(mt
Trade masked thus in a
f.•art•tr d eir e. Asses sad
pnz.lot womes, men and
ash:hem l o r u, i• i:.•a1.
Dealers are authorized to
retla..e iasasatly and M our
cast, sur Pea•Aaa4 ear
meat faulty is material
et making. :1rlu
•
Pen -Angle trade.
mark (an rod) on
every Pen -Angle
garment, tells you
it will fitand won't
shrink, ---your
own dealer so
guarantees it.
Underwear thus
trademarked is
softer, warmer,
mo r o flexible,
better wearing,
E 7' JO ...1
UN DE Et W EA R.
I)HINTER WANTED -5 years* experi-
ence, handy at ad.•setting. gone
Chance for improving. atradv eity job
APPIY. NORTH EN1)1R OFFICE, nu Mat)
Building, Toronto.
FOR SALE.
50 -acro farm, seven milers from London
brick honer•, two frame barna, w,il, rho
loam : on the gravel sisal. one half -milt
from aehool. Price, $4,500.O0.
For further Particulars apply to—
THE WESTERN REAL ESTATE EX
CHANCE, Limited. Phone. 656.
78 Dundas Stree:, . lentdon, Out.
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IRRIGATED FARMS
IN
SUNNY ALBERTA
Before deciding where to locate
in the \Vest, let us tell you
about these lands. The best
wheat fields, the richest grazing
land, are in this province.
Write us for full information
about crops, climate and special
railroad rates.
Local representative wanted in
each county.
Telfer & Osgood
Eastern Selling Agents,
216 CORISTINE BUILDINU,
MONTRP.AL.
EASTER
LILY row
EASTER
StINDAV
Send lO Colts
Winseed you 2 Easter
Lily Bulb,' Tube:oie,2
Gladiola., 1 Cirnamoo
•ine, l Oxalis aloe i00 dif-
ferent btndaot flesh, finest
grown seeds, IncinfIng
Pansies, Petunias, Naos,
Asters, Stocks, tweet
Pea., Comas, eai.acse,
lrasturthms,Memi: t•.10 -
tie., Verbena., P'rtalaca.
Tkia fins collection of
ends an4 Balks for lee. la
Silver or 2e. Stamps, f
QUAKER CITY Stix CO.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Our ides of it strong-minded man is
eene who never talks about the weather.
Rose•cotored spats ret the bodies of children
are sometime. mistaken 1..r mea-aIrA. The trouble
may he rosoota. a I..cal disease o► the skin.
Promptly cured with Wearer's Corot,.
Bannockburn was one of the zees'
deadly battles on record. Of all (plow-
ed on both side's, 28 per tent. %vete
killed or bndly wounded.
Suffer no Morn.—'there are thousands
who live miserable lives because dys-
pepsia dulls the faculties and shadows
existence with the cloud of depression.
One way to dispel the vapors Hint be-
set the victim of this disorder Is to
order them a eourse of I'arn►elee's Ve-
getable Pills. which are ninong the best
vegetable pills known, being en.sy to
lake and are most efficacious in their
action. A trial of them will prove this.
1401'sTACiIFS COMPULSORY.
It is notified in Irish Army command
orders that it has been observe) that
several ollicers in the Irish command are
in the habit of shaving the upper lip.
contrary to paragraph Wit of the King's
Regulations, which must be adhered Io.
The regulation referral to applies to nbl
ranks, and stipulates that "the hair of
the head is to be kept short. The chin
and under lip are In he shovel, but not
the upper lip. Whiskers, 1f worn, are to
be of moderate length." .
If it cough stakes your nights sleep
less and weary, it will worry you n
good deal, and with good cause. To
dispel the worry and give yourself rest
try ilickle's Anti-tonsulnptive Syrup. It
.exerts a soothing influence on the air
passages and allays the Irritation that
leads to inflammation. It will subdue
the most stubborn cough nr cold, and
eventually eradicate i1 from the system,
as a trial of 11 will prove to you.
11 all the world loves it Lover it bins n
queer way of showing it et limes.
Parents buy Mother (braves' \Vnrm
Fsternnnntor heenuse they know it is a
snfe medicine for their children nn,1 an
effectual expeller of worms.
DEARS IN E I'itol'B.
They Plague the Herdsmen by Raiding
Their flocks Relalial' with Traps.
Although tho last bear was shot in
Germany in 1885 near 'i'raunstein in
Bavaria, bear hunting and trapping
dill goes on in the very heart ot Eu-
rope. In, Transylvania, Hungary, 13tos-
uia and Croatia, all mountainous le-
gions, there aro hundreds of bears and
scores of them aro killed or caught
every year.
They are the plague of the shepherds
and cattle herders who pasture their
flocks among lite hills. They seem to
fear neither dogs nor inen and boldly
carry off sheep • and calves into the
woods before the eyes of the watchers.
The peasantry retaliate by using the
stolen animals as bait for the robbers.
The bear seldom consumes the entire
carcass al oto uveal. Ile either buries
the rest or hides it with leaves, to serve
another time. The country people know
this and they follow the bear's trail !o
the place of concealment. When this
Is found they determine the direction
m which he departed from his prey,
knowing he will return by the saute
path when he is hungry. -
The trap is placed in this line about
a card from the hidden carcass. it
i,, carefully concealed with leaves and
grass and Bruin cannot help stepping
on it. with either Itis tore or hind paws.
When he is securely caught the herds-
men, who are mortally afraid of hint,
nppenr and kill him at leisure and in
perfect safety.
Of course the land owners and sport-
ing class generally do not get their
tear in this cowardly way. They hunt
with dogs and shoot the game when it
1, run down.
But this is not easy work. Although
there are plenty of bears in it mountain
region, it is not uncommon for a hunt-
ing party to travel a Whole day without
getting a shot at one.
TALLEST BBiTISIiEBS.
Tho tallest people in the .British isles
are to be found in the district of Gallo-
way, in South Scotland, where records
,f the stature give an average height of
ett. 10%in. The shortest stature is found
in Wales and Southwest England. 'rhe
people of the Midland and Eastern
Counties, of Saxon descent, are of
ntediunl stature.
Tilt: GREAT NORTH COUNTRY.
Nimrod was a mighty hunter, but had
he hunted in the "Ternagami" region he
would have been a mightier one. Nim-
rod hunted for glory, but Ternagantians
hunt for game. Those Indians who
made the first canoe of birch bark long
ago, were our greatest benefncicrs. The
chiklren of Ihtse ndians know the
canoe, and they know how to use it, t
and if you go to Tenagami this sunt-
nier they will paddle your canoe in their!
own superb way. Tiley will be the be -t
guides you ever had. Students who
camp in the summer along the Tomei/-
fp; lakes are able to do two years' work
ill one. Finest of ilsiting and hunting.
Easy of access by the Grand Trunk
Itailway •System. For informnlion anti
beautiful descriptive publication sent
free apply to J. D. McDonald, 1). P. A.,
Grand Trunk Ry. System, Toronto.
Bllggins : "Swiggles spends an awful
sunt of money for dross." Rloggs : "You
surpriso ine. Ile doesn't show it."
!Higgins: "No ; but his wife docs."
A Recognized Itegulator.—To bring
the digestive organs into symmetrical
working is the airs of physicians when
they find a patient suffering from sto-
mach irregularities, and for this pur-
pur•pose they can prescribe nothing bel -
ter Ruin i'armelees Vegetable Pills,
which will to found n pleasant medi-
cine of surprising virtue in bringing Inc
refractory organs into subjection and
restoring Ihetn to normal action, in
which condition only can they perform
their duties properly.
It roust t e awfully nice to be so rich
than Beit (an afford to grumble about
the enormous luxes you pay.
Tearing Down Signals does not delay storms.
111,1um l''Ieit "medrriner •' d . not curs. V. het
ryu brain 3.• rough take Allen's f.rus Italeatat
free fn.m yinm, full of healing power.
"1 lire," exclaimed the irate customer
to the trunk denier. "I thought you said
the Chest 1 bought of you was moth-
proof?" "Well." said the Trunk denier,
"%•isn't It?" "No! V he n i opened it
me Things were full of Wilt." "threat
Scott, man! 11 het tetter proof of 'ern
do you want?'
Nurses' and
Mothers' Treasure
—safest regulator for baby. Prevents
colic and vounting--gives healthfnl rest
---cores diarrhoea without the harmful
effects of medicines containing opium
or other injurious rtrng*, 4P
Cures 2.1•.—at drag -steres.
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l Co., Limit
DiarrhoeateaMontreal.
CLOCK \W 1'1'11 1il,ASS WORKS.
A seventy -year-old glass -Mower of
There:sintnll, in Bohemia, has just com-
pleted a wonderful clock, which is now
being exhibited. \Wilk the exception of
the springs the whole clock is mode of
glass. and it bas token him six years to
complete it. The clock suggests n !elk -
lamp in shape. The unique work has
Wheeled much attention. and the old
man has been offered large sums for It,
but refuses to sell. •
Almost every roan tine a Job hot of ex-
perience on lined Hint he would gladly
depose of at 90 per cent, below cost.
Mnrrying for money is often u unsat-
isfactory as marrying for love.
DOCTORS osixO
PATENT 1114111CINq
The Honest Pttysielan is Anxious t
Cure and Uses tits Beet Avail-
able Realcdles
The dtsoiratdon of the big now beforet
the Dominion Parliament for tho rrs�
tulatson of the mono:velure and mad
of patattt or proprietary remeltutnea >IA
one of the utmost importance, and tau
ret:aving z greett deal of sttentlot>, nor
only by tite proprietary medicine mono!
facturers, but :.Inti by the retail ant
w-ltabssa.le druggists. !.very monotone
tures of reliable and thigh chats rem
meshes wolco;naa the 1111 as a step tin
the right direction The dleeuesion hal
brought out lite fact that the beep
physicians in Canada and on the con.
tinent approve of and preerribe Pay.
chine in casoas of the most diA-tidal/
character. In a recent Instance ole
very serious titrant and lung. troubt•
the paitteret bad been Lasing Psyching.,
'Iwo tetodl,sg United Stalcts sQeoientlaitit
were consorted, In addition to twos
eminent Canadian physicians. U
learning what the fiatient was using,
en aple of Pwyt•.htno wa.s taken
anatyeed, with the result that
phyeletars advt./C(1 its remitnuat►cM,
proscribed proribed no other medicine b4it
Feyotdae, Itith the result that the pao
tient has fully recovered and la >r
splceidrl weliltnj ;and talking advert.
tlsetnent for the wonderful cost»»
L-owur of a remedy that will "stand
up" before'tho keennst professional
criticism and anslyni... As a builder
up of (tco eyst.•m and restoring a1Q
warned cendltions, Paythlne has net
equal. :Ind the best and moat earnest
physiciaae recd niro this fact At
the age of iii my lungs were in •
terrible rotate. I had la grippe that
Year before; it settled nn my 1un4110
and I kopt steadily growing wore
till I got dawn so lav I was In bet
for six w(.ek3. I had a consultation
of doctors, and they timid they condi,
do nothtng more for me. Theft I st'trtw
ed to use Psychinct I took the medtchsal
((At more than a year. 1t ePrialnly 414
wonders for me. I am now as strong
as I wits before, rr:• sicf.noss.
"SL113. 11. I1C0PLr, 1
"Mnrrertth, Ont." •
Pore/line, pronoun:•ed 91 -keen. is tlt4
groatest of tonke, building up the •yes
tern, Ina -easing the appetite, party.
Ing the blood. akla dlgrMUon, and arid
dtrnctly upon the throat and lung*
giving tone and vigor to the cntl
syrtorn. At all drurgiete. line art
or Dr. T. A. Sho^um, %Milted. 13 lit
Btreet west, Toronto. •
STAMMERERS
The Ai2N )TT r1IiTHOn Is the only toil.
cal method for the care of Staanrntriny. It
treats tb.CAUSC, mot merol the HABIT.and Insuresnatursl speech. Pamphlet, par.
Oculars and ret:r:oca, sent oa request.
THE ARNOT' JNSTITUTE
BERLIN, ONT, CAN,
"Queen City"
(:inchona, or q•.unule, Tikes ite name
from the Mnrqu's of Cinchon, Viceroy
e: Peru, whoe, wife was curial by this
remedy of fever.
11 Reaches the Cpot.—There are few
remedies before the public today ne ef-
ficacious in removing pain and in allay-
ing and pr.wetiling pulmonary disinters
ne Dr. Thomas' EcIeetric (til. It has
demonstrated its powers in tlw;us.tutds
of instances and a Targe minter of tes-
timonials as to ilc great value as a me-
dicine could be gut were there occasion
for it. 11 Is for stale everywhere.
Mrs. Bentham : "There's n naso in the
h,ti.'e. lit nasal : "Well, rioter mind;
i ain't a bit rebels I'
"The D & 1. " Menthol Plotter* are mrr.el-
lon. in 11•.i. q• •. k .inti .n when appliedleast
to Itm
L.u•ts ar :tt't rh,,.',,'talc muscles or joint*. 1hog
give imracelia,e relief.
She : "veil say she Is an enlcrinining
talker?" Ile : "Oh 1 sty. yes ; she can
entwine' herself for hours at a time."
"Say, father. whnl is n nobody?" "A
wile -0y. my : • n. is a prominent woman'.
husband."
Dear Mother
Your little encs are a toasts:* e s�
Fall and Winterw'ather. Ilse
cakh cold. 1)o you know ahead Sh boli s
Cons::mrlion Cr , the Lung 'Imo,. and
what at tau dim for a meny ? It is wig
b be the orgy relrabk remedy lot a/
diseases of the air passages in children.
h is eb oluedy harmless ard pleitint to
It ie gut s ranteed to r tut' or root mosey
is returned. 'Ile price is 25c. pet butde,
and all dealers in madicisae sell p�
SHILOH
ranetl r should be is e•eey Mu'ekai;
6f
AGS
Made ot IT:gh Cerhol \tire—we11 ease it to roll, roreeo -tint rrimpat. Tits
kale IC etfll st.r.xs r In rcrrica It a:e a t.tu•
WEAR BEST"
�ut fid I Po, rt %v IIITR over heavy a i00 —as to eys
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