The Brussels Post, 1906-2-1, Page 3I.
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1'Ulilsltt:ULOSIS IN CHILDHOOD.
Thr question of the relntlunsllip be.
tiveeh hunlwl Lu1Jerelrlasfs and the foram
encountered in cattle has not yet LN9rf1
deckled, In spite of the zeal with wtdch
men of sclence all over the world am
endeavoring to settle the mallet% 11 up.
penes, however, (hut Doctor Knch, the
eminent discoverer of tuberole-baeUlus
which is the cause of the disease, spoke
somewhat prematurely when, a year . r
Iwo ago, he announced that there is no
dodger to the human cane to be appro•
handed from infection through the medi-
um of the mold or milk obluined from
tuberculosis cattle. Al least. this is the
view et most Amnrirnn and English
physicians, mid u British appointed to
study the facts has ',nanny published
a rep 1•i lo the sane effect,
On the other hand. the nhsorvnllon
hes been made Met tuberculosis •10 else
prevalent In countries in which the rat-
tle ore henithy, or i1 which they are net
kept to supply milk or meal for food,
us lit Reiland. Abrrke and Ripen.
Le•lving these tiu'nrelleal discussions
out of the grteslinn, • the fads remail
that the. two chief ways in which tuber-
eulnsls Is acquired are by inhaling or by
awsllowlnf_ the germs. and (hat it le
young children who are particularly
sudcnpllhle In infection. indeed, a not -
td Gorman observer goes so far es In
.ssert that every adult who manifests
signs of the disease must have con-
tracted iL In intently. the germs having
remained dormant for years, until some
accidental cause started them Into ac-
tivity.
Heredity Is notsupposed to play en
great a part In the transmission of tuber-
culosis as was formerly believed. The
theory now is that the children of con-
sumptives ere somewhat more likely
than others to develop the disease, simp-
l;• because they are so much exposed to
infection from the germs continually
thrown off by their sick parent.
ft is therefore evident that Lhe great-
est possible precautions diked he kiwi)
to safeguard Intents and children 'ma
any possible contact with tubercle -bacil-
li either ih their food or in their ser
ronndings. The sale of milk or mea
from diseased animals streak he made
impossible, and it is of the utmost im-
portance to avoid artificial feeding far
babies whenever passible.
Plenty of sunshine and fresh air, scru-
pulous cleanliness In all particulars, a
firm stand against the kissing of chil-
den by any person except those of the
Immediate family, and vigilant watch
over the milk and meal supplles are es -
simnel precaultnns in keeping g
the cnm-
ing generation tree from "the great white
plague." — Youth's Companion.
HEALTH HiNTS.
Apples should bo eaten to stimulate
the brain,
In cases of poison warm water with
salt in large quantities forms a quick
emetic.
A headache can often bo relieved by
rubbing the temples with a slice of lem-
on.
In extreme prostration, a small quan-
tity of extractof meat In a glass 1f
sherry or claret Is a good restorative.
A simple remedy for insomia Is to
dip n serviette or handkerchief in cold
water, wring it out, and lay A across
the eyes. Eating lettuce produces sleep.
A cup of cold water, with a teaspoon-
ful of salt, taken upon rising in the
morning, will act as an excellent tonic
and is far toss trying on the system
than any drug.
Calcium, so important for children in
the formation of bone, may be obtained
1v the eating of eggs, rice rhubarb,
whole wheat, and the drinking of milk.
An irritating cough is often caused by
Itu uvkln (the fleshy, conical body sus-
pended from the palate over the back
of the tongue) being enlarged: When
this Is the case, consult the doctor, as
medicines and gargles only temporar-
ily check the annoyance.
Atter bad food, the next greater cause
of disease is lank of exercise. Specific
cases require specific treatment always,
but iL is safe to say that a walk of three
miles each day in all weathers is the
least amount upon which health can be
Me in Wined.
Sugar makes heat, and also gives
mltsenla' energy. In times of great ex-
ertion, the rapidity with which it is as-
similated gives sugar a great advantage
over starchy foods. Sugar should he
used sparingly by one who has a torpid
liver, and not at all by one affected with
diabetes,
REGULAR EXERCISE.
Diet and exercise will reduce your
weight if you persist. Do you exercise
until you perspire profusely? And do
you abstain from all sweets, cereals,
stench vegetables, butter, cheese, milk,
and chocolate, also pork, veal, salmon
and hearty soups? In general, avoid
fatty, starchy, and sweet foods. Don't
be discouraged. You will eucceed un-
less there is same serious reason for
your stoutness. '_
DANGERS OF MEAT.
Once a day is quite enough for the
average woman who has reached the
age of forty to eat meat. Most women
eat far loo much as they got on In years
and asa result lose their complexions
and their figure.
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
To two, parts of the best olive oil: odd
one of spirits of wino or of good rum;
put them Into a bottle and shalt() well
to Bother. With this anoint the head
well morning and evening, For the first
fortnight it should be carefully rubbed
with a piece of flannel into the parts of
the head most affected; after that time
cern must be taken not to injure the
young hair by a too violent application
of the restorative.
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REFRESHING REST.
Five mhnlites' rest, lying clown In e
tlnr')cnned room With closed eyes and
kinking of eothing, will brighten up a
woman who has been hard at it dur-
ing the morning hours without 11 break.
The muscles ofthe Mee relmt, and the
hard, set leek wlileh adds so Many
Steers to o woman's appoarabee wilj
gradually tbdo away,
000D HEALTH.
itequires That ilia )Mood be Kept Rich
and Pure.
The secret of (health—Elle secret of lite
itself -ds good blood. Therefore a medl-
eine that makes new blood and supplies
the necessary material for rapidly re-
building wasted nerve tissues, reaches,
the root of most of the serious diseesos.'
For this purpose there is no medicine'
can lake the place of Dr. Williams' PIM;
Pills,
They actually matte new, rich, red
blood, and through this new blood
cure such diseases ns anaemia, neurul-
gla, rheumatism, the special ailments
of women, Indigestion, heart troubles,
St Vitus dalton, locomotor ataxia and
partial paralysis. You can find evidence
of the value of these pills in every part
of the country, among others Mr. D. W.
Daley, Crystal City, Mau„ says. "I have
used fir. Williams' Pink Pills with
wonderful Success. My blood was very
poor, 1 was weak and nervous, suffer sl
much from heart trouble, and was
se.areely fit for work, f used nine
boxes of the pills, rind the resuit is f
nm attain enjoying the best of health,
1 do not think there Is any medicine can
equal Dr. Williams' Pink Pilis when
the system is run down,"
Ilul you must get the genuine pills
with tho full name, "Dr. Williams' Plnk
Pills for Pale People." printed on the
Wrapper around each box. Ask veer
druggist for these pills or get therrl by
moll from the Dr, Williams' Medic ne
r;n„ et 50 cents a box, or six boxes tar
$2.50.
SOUP FOR THE FIRING LINE.
Special Cart is Being Introduced by
Lord Kitchener.
The "Kitchener soup cart" is likely to
become an important feature of the
Indinn Army. its abject Is the provision
of hot beef tea for soldiers on the march
and in the firing line, and. It Is now
being tested by order of Lord Kitchener
In the command of Gen. 11, A. P. Cle-
ments al Sirhind.
The cart has been adapted from e
Russian pattern which was used In
Manchuria. For men who lie exposed
in trenches it will prove a great blessing,
providing a welcome change to the cold
timed rations which frequently form
their staple food.
On the march the soup boiler tbit
simmer away, ready for the first long
halt, and on resting for the day, a pint
of beef tea will be ready at once, thus
allnwing the cooks ample time to pre-
pare a full evening meal.
Lord Kitchener is experimenting with
many forms of equipment and gear used
by the belligerents in the Far Eastern
campaign, including the Japanese am-
munition carier the Austrian field tele-'
hone and the German systemof
p wire-
less telegraphy.
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DEEP BREATIHING.
No woman can have bright eyes, a
beautiful skin, or an elastic step, if she
dnes not supply her lungs with oxygen.
She can do this by deep breathing, The
indolent woman regains her lost energy
when she learns hew to breathe cor-
rectly. The sallow girl, with the dark
circles around the eyes, discovers that
with correct breathing the congested
veins will yield to the stimulated afrcd-
taLion, the dark rings disappear, and
the lustre reappear in the eyes.
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BABY'S HEALTH.
"When a child is well, give it no med-
icine," Is a wholesome adage But at
the first sign of trouble the careful mo-
ther will give Baby's Own Tablets, which
promptly cure indigestion, colic, con-
stipation, diarrhoea, simple fevers and
teething troubles. They contain not one
particle of opiate or poisonous "sooth-
ing" stuff, yet they give refreshing sleep
because they remove the cause of
sleeplessness and the child awakens
bright and well. Mrs. F. McIntosh,
\Vabigoon, Ont., says: "Baby's Own
Tablets wrought a wonderful change In
my little one. When he was two
months old he began to fail and cried
almost night and day. But atter giving
him the tablets he grew well and is now
o blight, laughing baby, who scarcely
ever gives any trouble The Tablets are
surely a blessing to both mother and
child." All druggists sell these. Tablets
or you can get them by mail at 25 cents
o box by writing the Dr. Williams' Med-
icine Co., Brockville, Ont.
WHAT CAN Y0U REMEMBER?
With but few exceptions, there have
in recent years been no extraordinary
-MOO ,figroalruutoa 8ujAvgi woo JO MOO
voted mammies. Probably the mosLun-
usual case on record was that of Leo-
nard Euler, a Russian teacher end writ-
er. More than half of the forty-six
quarto volumes of mathematics publish-
ed by the St. Petersburg Academy be-
tween 1727 and 1783 were from his pen
in the latter years of his life he was to-
tally blind. Then—and probably earli-
er, too -he carried in his memory a
table of the ilrst six powers of the
"series of natural numbers up to one
hundred." Another instance is that of
the Italian, Antonio Mogllabeechi, who
was the literary prodigy of his timb. His
memory was soprodigious that he was
able to retain verbatim most of the
contents of his "multitudinous books,"
and a comparatively recent writer has
declared that IvMagllabecehl "could name
all the authors who hadwritten upon
nny subject, giving the name of the
book, the words, and often the page."
Ben Johnson, So/diger, Niebuhr, and
Macaulay all were men of marvelous
memories. Pascal says he never forgot
anything that he rend. Ben Johnson
tells us that be could repeat al) he had
ever .written "and Whole books" that
he had read. The same feat, too, is
credited to Niebuhr, the historian.
"You've madea mletake in your pa.
per," said an indignant man, entering
the editorial sanctum of a daily kernel,
'1 Was one of the competitors at tint
Mh1cUc main yesterday, and you have
eats] me 'tie well-known light -weight
champion.'""Weill aren't you?" in.
tplired 1.110 editor, "No, I'm nearing of
the kind, and its confoundedly awkward
because 1471 a Mei nleldhaotl"
IrfESfl BREAD FOR JACiK TAILS.
British Battleships Will Ito Furnished
With Bakeries,
The various changes In connection
with the cooking arrangements of the
Royal Navy, announced some months
since, are about to materialize,
Not only is the gigantic battleship,
the Dreadnought, to be fitted with u
bakery In addition to her regular galley,
but there Is to be an ail -round general
introduction of "soft tack" into the sea
service.
The weevily biscuits of Trafalgar days
have long disappeared, Now the khalif -
colored, flint -like squares which go by
the name of ship's bread are to go also,
and Jack Is to have hot rolls for break-
fast, dinner and supper, whether In har-
bor or at sen.
Great Britain has tagged considerably
behind other sea powers in thus feeding
her bluejackets on fresh bread,
As to the quality of the food In the
British fleet, the statement in the Blue
Book on the health of the navy that
13,000 men were medically treated for
Indigestion during 1904 awakens certain
misgivings. Naval doctors, however,
say this is due to the fact chat the blue-
jackets aro overfed nowadays.
"There was a serious love-affalr on be-
tween Jinx and the Minx girl when 1
was her last." "Yes; but it ended un-
happily." "You astonish me) 1 was sure
they would get marded." 'they did."
HE MEANT EVERY
WORD HE SAID
EX - REEVE'S RHEUMATISM CURED
DY DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS.
Was so Crippled That He Could Hardly
Get Around and Could Get no Relief
tram Doctors or Medicines.
Dresden, Ont., Jan, 22—(Special.)—
"Dodd's Kidney Pills cured me of Rheu-
matism slick and clean." Mr. W. G.
Gregg, the well-known merchant and
ex -reeve of this place was the speaker
and be evidently meant every word be
said.
"It was the lnflamatory kind of Rheu-
matism 1 had, and 1t crippled me up so
that I could hardly get around to do
my work in my store. 1 had the best
doctors and everything in the line of
medicines 1 could hear of, but nothing
even gave me relief.
"Then i tried Dodd's Kidney Pills and
six boxes cured me completely."
Dodd's Kidney Pills cure Rheumatism
by curing the Kidneys. Rheumatism is
caused by Urlc Acid in the blood. If
the Kidneys are right they will strain
all the Uric Acid out of the blood and
the Rheumatism will go with it.
SENTENCE SERMONS.
Fear is a poor kind of foresight.
Every word of profanity is a prayer.
Love lasts long after ntty is worn out,
Little duties are a school for Larger
ones.
A tittle modesty often hides a lot of
vanity.
Ile refects ail rewards who refuses
moral responsibility.
The login of love convinces more than
the love of logic.
A golden heart Is not galned by sot -
ting the heart on gold.
Many a elan is breaking his bank un-
der a bag of shadows.
Getting on to the ropes of trickery ends
in getting into them.
No man pays more for a thing than
he who seeks it for nothing.
Thera Is a remedy for ignorance but
none for knowing too much.
The Judge may not ask what you have
done by why you did IL.
Morals to .meny mean only a chance
to meddle in other people's affairs.
The man who carries a family bible
under his arm may carry none in his
heart.
People who try to get billed to riches
on the short line Bnd themselves routed
through to ruin.
Happy is the man who has a friend who
loves htm enough to be willing to seem
to be his enemy.
It is a good thing to remember that
your celestial standing does not depend
on your terrestrial tailor.
Money has a mighty persuasive
tongue but a sadly deficient hand wheh
it comes to delivering the goods.
Even the man who denounoes capital
as a curse never objects if the curse
comes home to roost.
THE LITTLE 'WIDOW.
A Mighty Good Sort of Neighbor to Have.
"A little widow, a neighbor of mina,
persuaded lie to try Grape -Nuts when
my stomach was so weak that it would
not retain food of any other kind," writes
a grateful woman, 11'oln San Bonnard-
filo Co., Cal.
'1 had been 111 and confined to my
bed with fever and nervous prostration
for three long months after the birth of
my second bay. We were in despair
until the little widow's advice brought
relief.
"1 liked Grape -Nuts food from the
beginning, and In an incredibly short
time • it gave me such strength that 1
was able to leave my bed and enjoy my
three good meals a day. In two months
my weight increased from 95 to 113
pounds, my nerves had steadied down
and I felt ready for anything. My
neighbors were amazed to gee me galn
so rapidly anti still more so when they
heard that Grape -Nuts alone had brought
the change.
"My four-year•old boy had eczema,
Very bad, last spring and lost his appe-
tite entrely, which made him cross and
peevish. 1 put him on a diet of Grape-
Nuta, which he relished . at once. Ila
improved from the beginning, the ec-
zema disappeared and now he is fat and
rosy, with a delightfully soft, clear shin.
The Grape-Nute diet did It. i Will MI
Tingly. answer all tnquirios:"• Name
given by Postum Co., Battle Creek,
'There's a reason, Read the little bot*,
"Tile Read to Wollvltle, f In pkgs.
THE $UNLGHT
RUB ON SUNLIGHT 'SOAP
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LEAVE 30 To 60 MI
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Sunlight Soap is better than
other soaps; but is best whets
used in the Sunlight way (follow
directions).
Hard rubbing and boiling are
things' of the past in homes
where Sunlight Soap is used as
directed.
Sunlight Soap will not injure
even the daintiest fabric or the
hands, and the clothes will be
perfectly white, woolens soft
and fluffy.
The reason for this b because
Sunlight Soap is absolutely pure,
contains no injurious cheinicals
— indeed. nothing but the active,
cleansing, dirt -removing proper-
ties of soap that is nothing but
soap.
Equally good with hard or
soft water.
YOUR MONEY REFUNDED
by ibo dater from weum yY 0t
buy Sunlight Soap if you lend
any cause for complaint. r55
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The Southern California New Train.—
Best Route.
The Los Angeles Limited, electric
lighted, new from the Pullman shops,
with all latest Innovations for travel
comfort, leaves Chicago 10.05 P. M,
dally, arrives Los Angeles 4.45 P. M.
third day via Chicago, Union Pacific &
North-Western Line and The Sall Lake
Route. Pullman drawing -room and
tourist sleeping cars, composite obser-
vation car, dining cars, a la carte ser-
vice. For rates sleeping car •res0rva-
(ions and full particulars, apply to your
nearest agent, or address, 8.. Bennett,
2 East King SI., Toronto, Ont.
She—"Mr, Riche says very bitter
things about those lazy sous of his, but
his wife is always making excuses for
them." He—"Yes, n H e—,.1 es, she makes misses,
es,
but he has to snake allowances for them;
that's what angers him:
For Indam unatlon of the Cayes —
Among6 the many good qualities which
Parmeleu'n Vegetable Pills possess, be-
sides regulating the digestive organs, fa
their enlciuncy in reducing Inflammation
of the eyes. It has celled forth ,u,,,
letters of recommendation from diose
who were afflicted with this complaint
and found a cure In the pills.
affect the nerve centrals and the blood In
a surprisingly active way, and the re-
sult is almost immodlately seuu.
Fond Father—So you want to marry
my daughter? Ardent Admirer — Yes,
sir. Fond Father— What are your pros-
pects? Ardent Admirer—She is willing
if you are.
Whet Is the Best Thing to strengthen weak
bnelts/ The D A L" Menthol Plaster. tt win
oats?
and rheumatism, 51 rolls mato
seven 500 plasters. Davis Q Lawrence Co.
Montreal,
"I'm taking my riding lessons in strict
privacy." "Why not In public?" "So
as to avoid the fierce light that beats
about the throtvnl"
There is no meaicine on the market
that can compare with iileklo's Antl-
Consurnptive Syrup In expelling from
the system the irritating germs Abet
colds engender in the air .passages, It
to suicide to neglect your cold. Try
the cheap ex eriment of ridding your -
soil of it bby using Bleklo's Syrup,
which is a simple remedy, easily taken
and once used it will always be prized
as a sovereign medicine.
"You say your wife doesn't say much
to you when you stay out late at night?"
"She doesn't say much, but the trouble
is she keeps on repeating ill"
Have you a Skin Disease?—Either Salt
Rheum, Scald Heed, Ringworm, Eczema,
Itch, Barber's Itch, Ulcers, Blotches,
Chronic Erysipelas, Liver Spots, Pruri-
go, Poor'lasis, or other eruptions of the
skin—what Dr. Agnew's Ointlnent lies
done for others it can do for you—cure
you. One application gives relief. -35
cents --87
Grayce—"I wouldn't marry Min If 1
were you." Gladys—"Why not?" Grayce
—"lie has snoh ugly ways." Gladys—
"True, But he also has such handsome
means!"
8ufdisht Soap Is better than other soaps,
but he beet when used in tbo Sunlight ways:
Buy Sunlight Soap aad follow diieetivae.
HEAD OP THE Ole SCHOOL.
Capt. Ryan, the now British naval at-
tache, said at a dinner in Washington:
"The strength of the heads of some 9f
our old school farmers is quite in-
credible.
"At a harvest supper, a feast similar
In Its way to. your Thanksgiving dinner,
there was an old farmer who drank It
good deal of champagne. The moment
his glass was filled he would toss it off,
and then, of course, IL would be tilled
again.
But the old fellow grew quieter and
quieter the more champagne he drank.
A frown settled on his forehead. His
eyes noshed angrily under his heavy
grey brows,
"Finally, when the Wafter ailed his
glass with wine for the twelfth 01' thir-
teenth time, he shook ids head and said:
"'Jamas, when are you going to put
the whiskey on the table? These Mine-
rals are getting tedious.'"
TROUBLESOME FEET.
If the feet are inclined to perspire un -
1
duly bathe them oecastonally with al -
101101. This restful, besides. Choose
easy, but not slouchy shoes tor tie
house. The Noels should be low, and
you ehotfld force yourself to tread these
firmly.
Tile best '.alp Is not to bear' the trou>
Wes of others a tidal, for but tb ins i
thele with courage and anergy to bear
their burdens for themselves.
AND IT 1S YET.
A clever 0141 lady who went Into soci-
ety in the days when conversation was
more imporianl than cooking, asked a
niece on her return from a taunt func-
tion if it lute been enjoyable. "Very," re-
plied the niece, "Phe menu was great.'
"My dear," said the old lady, severely,
oil isn't the menu tial makes a good
dinner; 11 Is the menu sit next to."
Comfort by day and sound sleep by night fol-
low the use of weaver's Comte, fur akin troubles,
no mutter how turmauttng they be, 'ride obit.
meat soothes and cleanses.
Jasper—"I say, old chap, can you lend
me a fiver?" ,Tumpuppe—"Wholl Aro
you broke again?" Jasper—"Oh, no;
this is the same old h'acturel"
Death Comes to AIL.—slut it need not
came prematurely If proper precautions
are taken. 'Au ounce of prevention is
worth a pound. of cure." and to nave
prevention at hand and allow a disease
to work Its will is wickedness. Dr
Thomas' F,cicctrlc 011 not only 'allays
Pains when applied externally, but will
prevent lung troubles resulting from
colds and coughs. Try it and De con-
vinced.
Use not to -day what to -morrow may
want; neither leave that to hazard which
foresight may provide for or caro pre
vent
A Sour Stomach and a Sour Temper
travel hand -In -hand and are the precus-
ors of mental and physical wreck, Nine
hundered and ninety-nine Limes in a
thousand food ferment (indigestion) is
the cause. Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple
Tablets keep the stomach sweet --aid i-
gestion—keep the nerve centres well bal-
anced—they're nature's panacea—pleas-
ant and harmless. 35 cants, --88
Bert—"A friend of mine tells me you
called me a donkey the other day." Fred
—"Yes, I believe 1 did." "Well, 1 think
you ought to apologize." "So do I"
"Then why don't you?" "Oh, don't wor-
ry yourself. 1'11 apologize the first time
1 meet a donkey.'
They Drive Pimples Away,— face cov-
ered with pimples Is unsightly. It tells
of internal Irregularities which should
long since have been corrected. The
liver and the kidneys are not perform-
ing their functions In the healthy way
they should, and these pimples aro to
Jet you know that the Mood nroteste.
Parmelecs Vegetable Pills will drive
them all away, and will leave the ski,
clear and clean. Try them, and there
will be another witness to their excel-
lence.
Judge—You are charged with profan-
ity. Prisoner—I am not. Judge—You
are, sir. What do you mean? Prisoner
—I was, but I got rid of it.
The Wretched Cohdinen of thousands is due
to the foot that they neglect the simplest care of
their health. wben in this condition "l/orrorire"
will build you up and give you strength,
The poorest people on earth aro those
who make the most of what they have
and the least of what they are.
Eighty Years Old—Catarrh Fifty Years.
Dr, Agnew's Catarrhal Powder cures
Want any stronger evidence of
the power Of this wonderful remedy
over this universal disease? Want' the
truth of the case confirmed? Write
George Lewis, Shamokin, Pa, He says:
-'I look upon my cure as a miracle."
it relieves in Len minutes, --89 z
"We think baby will make a great
politician" "Why?" "Well, he crawls
out of everything so easily."
Have you tried llolloway's Corn here/
It has no equal for removing these
troublesome excresenoes an many have
tostilled, who have tried it.
WONDERFUL MACHiNErtY.
Tho smallest holes; pierced by modern
maabino'y are one -thousandth of nn
Inch in diameter. They are bored
through sapphires, rubies, and diamonds
by a mtichino which mattes 22,000 revo-
lutions a minute.
PARTICULAR PEOPLE LIKE
TSA because it is Tightly Sealrbd In lead Packetaft,
1 not lying about loose in all kinds of places tiles ordinary bats tette.
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We are the largest and oldest company of the kind under the British
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making them
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This is the season of the year when you
need to use every precaution with your
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and other retnodies you have the best
guentntee of health to your steels.
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4 Use it and become your own veterinary
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NORTH-WESTERN FARMS
ON THE
Grand Trunk Pacific
I have two sections of land for sale
entire or in part, on line of Grand
Trunk Pacific, now under construc-
tion just west of Portage La Prairie.
Ploughing in the Northwest will be-
gin as early as February. You can
tow oats, potatoes and alfalfa on
breaking and get big prices from
railroad contractors on the spot.
Then hire out your teams for rail-
road grading at $5 per day. You
won't get such a chance for a start
another year. Don't waste any
time, as there is practically no other
land for sale of equal quality In
such a situation on such terms and
at so low a price. Price $10.50 per
acre; six year terms.
1. L. R. PARSONS,
92 Winchester Street,
Tornnto, Ont.
n,mrn•.M.-ca,,..a...ar�
Most men say they intend to do a lot
Ings
of things never intend to do.
they
Dropsy is one Positive Sign of Kidney.
Disease.—Have you any of these unmis-
takable signs? Puffiness under the
eyes? Swollen limbs? Smothet'ing feel
Ing? Change of character in the urine?
Exhaustion after least exertion? If you
have there's dropsical tendency and you
shouldn't delay an hour in putting your-
self under the great American Kidney
Cure. -86
"What have you in the shape of cu-
cumbers?" asked the would-be customer
assistanhot. entered the shop. "Nothing but
bananas, sir," answered the new as -
A Nagging Cough drives aloep.and comfort
away, Aliens Lung Baloatn relieves hard breath.
inti, pain to the chest and farltatlon of the Warta
Ole. it freely to the children.
ELEPHANT -HUNTING IN CEYLON.
Every two or three years there Is an
elephant "kraal" in Ceylon, when 50 ,or
100 of the hugo beasts are made prison-
ers. In 1907 no loss than 104 elephants
were captured in n kraal neat' Kurenit
gala, the greatest number of captives
recorded at any one •tlnle since 1846.
Another Inetied..o1 capture is by p11lacing,
in the paths Laken by the animals run-
ning nooses composed of ropes cf
antelope hide, having one end fastened
to a tree. By raising a sodden alarm,.
the natives try, to scatter a herd of ele-
phants and' in their flight some of the
animals aro sure to got caught by the
nooses. The captives are, imprisoned
behind strong palisades, and hold for
sale. The hunters are not infrequently
killed or terribly hurt, end they enjoy
special distinction, under the name of
"pennikans." A slcilfui pannikan is is
molt admired in Ceylon as a successful
matador is 10 Spain.
UNDER CONSIDERATION.
A noted hernerlsL had often petitioned
the counoll ed the town where he resides
to fill up a mud -holo near his house, but
without result.
One night he heard a spluttering noise
and Sundry loud ejaculations, and, go -
leg to This door, he found a respected
member of the town council floundering
about in the mud -hole.
"Good -evening, sir; I ant glad to see
you stirring in this matter at last," and
BO saying he Closed the door and left the
poor committer to extricate himself as
beet Ito doulde
Nurses' 'training School
The Lady Stanley institute, Ottawa
FOUNDED 1890.
¶ Connected with the County of Carleton
General Proteotaut Hospital, the Mater-
nity Hospital, and the Isolat,on.Hospital,
Ottawa, offers to women a tboes years'
course of nursing. The work lo practical
and thorough, and comprises a course ina
dietetics and massage.
re The school building ie separate from
the hospital • it is comfortable and equip.
pod for teaching. This school is regis-
tered by the Regents of the University
of the State of NewYork. Correspond-
ence Invited.
For proepoctus apply to
THIS LADY SUPERINTENDENT,
TON ta0y Stanley institute,
Ottawa, Ont
CUREDRHsUm,IIN Ia"' 30 DAYS
Are you a rheumatic Have you Sciatica/
*1.00 will cure or your money back. we
bare cured hundreds, we can euro you. No
medicine to take. You eat what you like,
You got relief in 48 hours and absolutely
cured within 80 days. Our rheumatic cure
is an application of the curative principles
of electricity and magnetism in the earth.
Your system furnishes the acids and salts
necessary in conjunction with our Disc to
make a complete battery. You mica no
chances, we guarantee the purchase money
refunded on return of the Diec if it does not
cure.
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Sherbrooke, etre., Canada.
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"Before you married me," he com-
plained, "you used to say there wasn't
another man like me in the world,"Yes''
and now," replied the wife, bitterly, ''1
should not like to think that there wasla
Urso the safe, pleasant and effectual
worm killer, Mother Graves' Worm Ex-
terminator; nothing aque,le It. Procure
a bottle and take 1t home.
AMAZING.
"Just think, children;" said the Sum
day school teacher, "all this happened
more than 8,000 years agol"
"Gee," exclaimed a smali boy los 'an
audible whisper, "but she's got a good
memory l"
For 33 Years
Shiloh's Consumption Cure, the Lunt
this,
has been before the that its
thi,, together with the fact that Its sale,
have steadily increased year by year, is the
best proof of the merit of
Shiloh
es a crus lot Coughs, Colds, and all
diseases of the lungs and air passages.
Those who have used Shiloh would not
be without it. Those who have naves
used it should know that every boulo ie
sold with a positive guarantee that, if it
doesn't cureou, the dealer will refund
what you paidior it. Shiloh
Lias Cured
thousands of die moat obstinate eases of
Coughs. Cold, And Lung troubles, Lei itt
cine you.
Lau wheat f couched for thio months and
sweeti was gain into Conmmetion. I took d
aorta of msdi"eoh but noU,08,did me en7
will tad Shgoi,'1 Comunpkon Cure. our
boulaceredme. This vdo147 I had every had
told wasted aide to peak. my tents word tort
eh the de sad b k. sate bellies of Shiloh tbede
esewellasolo. 1. avegienitto,sverei Ie,
tined.* peb
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a e (hem I. baso
Oil ernY , � have
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HILOK1
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