The Clinton News Record, 1914-01-22, Page 12k MOTHER'S DUTY
TO HER DAUGHTER
•Is to Guard Horlioolth by Keeping
Her Blood Sup y Pura.
Anxious mothers who see their
; daughters fail in ettrength, become
pale and languid, ean be certain
that the cause of their anxiety is
the condition of the growing giel'e
blood. At, no time in her,life does
a girl estaxid in greater need of
pure, red blood and the strength
•-Which it alone can give her, than
when ehe is developing into Woman-
, hoed. It is then that anaemia rapid-
ly develops and the growing girl
finds herself in ' declining health.
If your daughter complains of feel-
ing constantly tired, if her appetite
is fickle, if she is breathless 'rem
slight exertion, or if her heart pal-
Toitates violently ore going upstaire,
et is a certain sign that her blood
is failing to meet the demands upon
ft, bemuse it is thin and watery.
It is at eueli times that Dr, Wil-
liams', Pink Pills for Pale People
are w,orth their weight •in gold to
tired .anaemie girls. They actually
make the new, red blood, that
'brings brightness to the eye, the
bloom of health to the cheeks, and
sbrength and activity to the whole
body. The folloswing is an instance
of their value to young girls: Miss
Hilda Pearl Snow°, Barrington,
N.S., 'gradually drooped under an
attack of anaemia, At first she
a -as pale and liebless, suffering
from oceasional headaches, but as
the trouble progressed, a severe
cough also attacked her, and her
friends feared she was in the grip
of consumption. Almost from the
outset she was being treated medi-
cally, but with no apparent bene-
fit. At a, critical stage in her ill-
ness Miss Snowe W1sey desiided
that she 'would give Dr. Williams'
rink Pills a trial, After taking
e them for some time there was a
noticeable imptovement in her
case, and the Pills were gladly con-
tinued until she was fully restored
to health. Miss Snowo is to -day
as healthy and rugged as any girl
could wish to be, and her friends
believe that Dr. Williams' • Pink
Pills saved her life.
These Pills not only cure anaemia,
but all troubles due to poor blood
and weak nerves. Sold by all medi-
cine dealers or by mail at 50 cents
a box or six boxes for $2.50, from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont. •
Too Fond of Trying.
Too many ef us 1 this world do
not know What we want, and con-
seeuently are more or less bound not
to get it. Carlyle once wroth: i`The
weakest living creature, by concen-
trating his powers on re,single object,
can accomplish something; the strong-
est, by dispersing his over many, may
fail to aocomplish anything." Folks
who are too fond of trying their hand
at everything are apt to become
"Jacks of all tradee and masters of
none."
Judge Not.
There are numbers of circumstances
which attend every action of a man's
hfe, which can never come to the
knowledge of the world—yet ought to
be known and well weighed, before
sentence with any Justice can be
passed upon him. A man may have
different views, and a different sense
of things from what his judges have;
and what he understands and feels,
and what passes within him, inay be
a secret treasured up there deeply
forever.
SAFE AND SURE
FOR LITTLE ONES
Baby's Own Tablefis are a safe
and sure medicine for little Ames.
They never fail to regulate the
bowels, sweeten 'the stomaeli and
cure all the minor ills of babyhood.
Concerning them Mrs. Duncan joy,
Vancouver, B.O., writes : "I al-
ways keep Baby's Oevn Tablets in
the house and give them to my little
one whenever neadet, as I think
• them the (safest, and surest remedy
a mother an give her children."
The Tablets are sold by medicine
defilers or by mail ,ele 25 cents a
• box from The Dr. Williaene' Medi-
' eine Cie., Brockville, :Ont.
Handkerchiefs In Dickens' Time.,
Pocket handkerchiefs with printed
information have .been known for a
century. There were, for iuseanee, the
'moral" pocket handkerchiefs ,for chil-
dren which Dickena alludes to, and
there were the pocket handkerchiefs
or "colors," as they were caned, of
ecmtending pegiliste, eentaining their
portraits and records of their achieve-
ments, which were sold at the ring-
side. Programmes of Lord Mayor's
Shows also have been prieted in this
form beyond the memory of the old-
est, and every year probably sine the
Derby was first run, gorgeous sine
handkerchiefs lave-beeu on sale With
a picture of the winner and records
up to date. --London Daily Chrouiele.
General
A captain inspecting hie com-
pany one morning came te an Dielp
mien who evidently lied not shaved
Ler several •days, "Doyle," he ask-
ed, "how is ib you haven't elleY,,d
this morning V/ -"But I did,
• "How dare you tell rile that with
the beard yen have on year face 7"
'Well, ye eee, sor,'stammered,
• Doyle,. "there was nine rlY PS to
one looking -glass, an' it must be
,theb in the gineral conliesion 01
shaved Some oiler man'e face."
Plotters, Fruit and Sunshine in January
,
and always, are to he 'found in California,
Cm ideal Wintering place, reached com-
fortably and conveniently by the Oldeago,
Union Pacific and North 1,yeste1n Lino,
via the faatest -and most direct routaii,
amidst the luXnrious 'surroundings .0 the
'ompartment, olub and observation pm,
or, ,or more ittoderate-oiced and home-
ike 'circlet car. Pbree snlendJd teethe
toaily—Tho Overland Limited, fastest,train
San Praneisco;,Tho Los Angelea Lint -
ted, throe tinge to the Magic Clay of the
and of Sunsiiine, via Salt, Lake dity ; and
; the 01) 71 Frandsen Limited, !rim Overland
Route offeral Safety—Sneed—Scenery and
unexeelled dining car ' serviee---fool 71
llatee, Illm
ustrated atter and full partm.
ulars 05 applieation. B. IL 13mi11e1i, Gen,
eral Agent, Ab". IYoug,o . Street, Taranto,
,ontarie. . .
FROM MERRY 010 EMI)
NEWS BY MA,IL ABOUT JOHN
BULL AND HAS PEOPLE.
Occurrences lit the- Land That
• Reigns Supremein th‘ Coin.
• medal .World.
The canals of •the United Kingdom
stretel ever 3,900 miles:
The Post.office makes fully *SP,-
•
000 by unclaamed money orders an-
nually.
Lord Northbourne declares he
will toast an ox on the day Mr.
Lloyd C4eorge demies office,
A badger weighing over 42 lbs.
ha i been captured on Mr. Davis'
farm, The Grange, Beeby, Leices-
tershire.
- The death is announced of Mr.
Fred. Moore of Stafford at the age
Of 89. He was the oldest church
chorister in the kingdom.
Countess Osteeiplaten, wile spent
more than. $200,000.0 year en dress,
has lefb her heire 50 dresses and
110 hats and nothing else.
Yarmouth Corporatien has decid-
ed to spend $7,500 during 'the next
twelve months in advertising Yar-
mouth and Gorleston as seaside re -
The Lord Mayor of London's fund
for the relief of the distrese caused
by the reeenb -Senghenydd Colliery
disaster amounts to over $205,000.
Birmingham corporation will
shortly take over the business of
the Midland Moto-Onmibus Com-
pany within the city, paying about
$150,000 for it.
Working men at Ohester-le-
Street, Durham, have subscribed
the money for half a dozen packs of
playing cards for the inmates of the
lotal workheruee.
Workmen while excavating at
Whitstable in connection with the
new sewers, discovered the skeleton
of a mammoth about 12 ft. below
the Wilma
'Several thousand pounds' damage
was done by a fine at a Heywood
mill. The roof gave way, and a fire-
man named Holden was eeriously
injured.
A provieional offer of $75,000 from
the estate of the late Sir William
Dunn, Bart., has been made to Lon-
don hospitals by his trustees and
executors.
As the postmen pursued their
rounds of the letter boxes in Read-
ing, several boxes were found to
contain a dark liquid and many ad-
dreeses were obliterated,
H. M. the Queen has sent to the
friends of the poor, through the
Needlework Guild, a large quantity
of clothing for the families under
the care of the society.
No fewer than 2,336 farthings
have been subseribed to the Sb.
Michael's church building fund,
Cricklewood, during the past
month, making a total to date of
$149,592.
An old windmill at Long Buckley,
Northamptonshire, which has been
a, prominenb landmark, espeeially
with members of the Pytchley Hunt,
is to be pulled down.
A railway sleeper which had been
placed across the Great Western
line near Briton Ferry station, was
fotind by a platelayer, who moved
it just before a train passed.
Owing to the shortage of cottages
in Reigate rural &Atria area, the
council have decided to take the
necessary steps and provide accom-
modation for ies own employes.
A windmill ha e been inecerporated
in Ile design rif a stained glass win-
dow aeBlogliall Church, Suffolk, to
commemorate a fine mill that was
burned down some Veers ago.
In the mining village of Bentley,
near Doncaster, some 200 children
are being kept away from school by
their parents on the ground of the
long distance they have to travel.
Burton -on -Trent brewers distri-
buted among their employes at
Christmas '75,000 lbs. of beef, 1,500
turkeys, 1,000 gem, 1,000 brace of
pheasants, 600 couple of ducks and
!peels, and 500 hares.
Bute more than 100 years ego,
clueing the Bonaparte scare, Fort
Clarence, an obsolete ntrenghold
at Rochester, has beep handed over
by the War Office to No, I Terri-
torial Company, Royal Garrison
A•rtillery,
'9"
FRI E I) LY TIP.
ILeStored Ifope and Confidence.
Afbea several years ef indigestion
and it attendant evil influence en
the mind, it 3a net, vary surprising
that one finally leses faith in things
generally.
An Etistern woman writee an ie-
teresting letter. She says:
"Three years ago I suffered from
an attack of peritonitis which left
nm in a most miserable condition.
For over two yeare I suffered from
nervousness, weak heart, shortness
of breath, c,oulcl not eleep, etc,
"My a,ppolite was ravenous but
I felt starved all the time. I had
plenty of food but it did not eeem tq
help, I got discouraged, etoppeel
medicine and did not care much
whether I lived or died,
"One day a friend teeked ine, why
elieln't bey Grape-Nutfood, stop
clrielring coffee and ItSe POsillal. I
had lest faith in everything, but to
please any friend I began to use
1,•111, and soon became ' very fond
of them:
"It ween't very long before I get
some etreeg th, felt a decided
change in my system, hope gnarls
up in my heart and slowly but
surely I got better. I could sleep
very well, the constant craving fot
food eca,seel and I have better
health now thanbefore the attack
of peritonitis.
"My lerieband and I are still
ueing Grape -Nuts and Poefium."
Name given by Canadian Postuna
1,Vindeor, Ont. Read, "The
Roael to Wellyille," in pkgs.
''There's a 'Reason."
Ever. read the shove letter? A new
elle appears from time to time. They
(tee genuine, trtte, and or human
attereet.
11
Doctor Said He
Had Diabetes
Dodd's Kidney Pills Cleared
Out Every Trace of It.
That's Why Hr. David Resit, Of
Nieplet Co., Quebet, Is Recent -
mending the Great Canadian
Kidney Remedy To His Neigh-
.- bore,-
. St. Wenceslas, Nieolet Go., Que.,'
Jan. 26 (Special).—"I started to
take Dodd's Kidney Pills 'because'
the doctor told ane I was threatened
with., diabetes. After taking ten
boxes I was again examined by the
doctor, and he told me that all
trace of diabetes had disappeared."
This is the statement ef Mr. Da-
vid Hewn well known and highly
respected here, and he is only one
of many in this neighborlisod who
have found a new lease of life in
the great Canadian Kidney rem-
edy. •
Ib is cures such as this that have
given Dodd's Kidney Pille their
reputation., They are now known
from the Atlantie to the Peel& as
the remedy that never fails to cure
kidney disease, no matter where or
in what form it is found,
Doeld's Kidney Pills are no cure-
all. They simply cure diseased
kidneya. The reason they cure
backache, dropsy, rheumatism,
neuralgia, diabetes, urinary tron-
hie:3 and 13rightis Disease is that
at of these are either diseases of
the kidneys or are caused by dis-
ordered' kidneys failing to do their
work.
0 LD-FASH 10 N ED NAMES.
Our Forefathers Labored Under Some
Odd and Ungainly Handle&
A certain set of Christian names
taken from the Scriptures has been
In use Igo long that we do met think
of them as Adam, Moses, Samuel,
David, Daniel, Solomon, • Abraham,
Isaac and Jacob, Others taken from
the Saints, like Peter, Paul, John,
Stephen and Matthew. originally giv-
en to children because they were
born on the saint's day, are still so
common that We think of them as
English names.
These names antedate the use of
surnames, as may be inferred from
the fact that nearly all of them have
given rise to patrouymics. like
Jacobeon, Peterson and Stephenson,
In the twelth century missionaries
used to baptize whole villages at
once, and to save time Invested all
the men with the name of John or
some other saint, and the women,
usually Mary or Martha.
To distinguish the Johns some ad-
ditional name like Short or Strong or
White.or Black was given him by the
neighbors, and so Christian names
and surnameswere united.
After the Reformation it became
the fashion among the Puritans to
give children the names of eharactees
like the Old Testament and odd ones
like Melchizedek or Imenillal *ere
preferred. Among these were Abel,
Levi, Jesse, Amos, Asa, Isaiah,
Ephraim, Gideon, Malachi, Job, Ab-
ner, Hosea, Ezekiel, Jeremiah, Sac-
hariab, Asher, Dli and hundreds of
ethers.
Per some reason the use of these
names has largely Ceased. We can
understand why Ebenezer has been
draPPed. No modern girl could fall
In love with an Ebenezer: But most
of the Puritan Bible names have e
strong manly ring, and have been
borne by able men.
We ea,n only hope that descendants
of these ancient worehles have in-
herited some Of their sterling quali-
ties, though they do not perpetuate
the name.
Looked Like Intended Suicide.
The citizen who was brandishing it
name looking moor nays it wasn't, anieide
but corns he was thinking about. Ned -
1s to say his wife bought him Putnam's
Corn Extractor and hid the razor—very
wise, because Putnam's mires in 24 hours;
try it, 25o, at all dealers.
.P
Her Reason.
Hubby—I wonder why Kate does-
n't mind her own business.
Wifee—She hasn't any.
Hubby—Businees 7
Wifie—Ne; mind.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
Tour druggist will refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT tails to cure 5115 muse of Itch-
ing, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
in 6 to 14 days. 60e.
ge—"I. always love- d the good and
the beautiful." She ---"Oh, John,
what a leeway way to ask me I"
etinard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
There are in the United King-
dom a,berut three and a half million
rows, and on the average each
,yields 400 v.:Ilene of milk a year,
Minard's Linlinent Cures target In COWL,
• ''Sarah," said her • .miebrees,
told you eo tidy up my room an hour
•ago, and heee 11 is in terrible dis-
order I" "Yis, ma'am, and I did,"
said Sarah; "but the master came
in to pub on a clean collar, and he
lost hes stud."
HACKING COUGH OF TWO
MONTHS STANDING
Cured by Na -Dr -Co Syrup.of
Linseed, Licorice and,Chlorodyne
You know how hard it is to get rid of
O cough that has hung on for even Iwo
weeks, let alone two months. So yon
will appreciate whet Na-Dru-Co Sy rim of
Linseed Licorice and Chlorodyne did
for Mr. Petrick Holland, of Bast 001142,
P. 14. I. Ile says:
"I suffered from a hacking cough for
over two mouths. I tried several reme-
dies, but they failed to cure me. At
last I tried Na-Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed,
Licorice and CI -aerodyne, aucl got midi,
relief that I tried Inore, and after 'Using
tl2ree bottles was absolutely cured,"
• the unique, scientific combination of
throe such reliable reMediee Makes Na-
Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice and
Chlorodyee the best preparation that
thet; has ever been offered for all sorts
of colds and coughs. Get a 20c or Gee
bottle from your Druggist aud see for '
yourself how effective it is, National
Drug and Chemical Co, of Canada,
Limited. " 323
0.91.1tL, 3111;011:10 IotI.7u11801:0,.4I0N4D:51A.1:8 BuRNING AN,
tole
ef stlumshum 111 111
dia makingmoe
,b tagnifictint bead -
Way and pt,Oiniseti*to heonnie onc itCtitiO.: EC, ZEMA
:o
The wi)rLlit.f
the most Minor -taut industries of
that empite, 1Irupovtia'of alinnintun
ingots and"' elicete into India frem
Europe aect tho Dented States now
•
approximate 500 torts per year.• .
Phameet important, use of aleerni-
niain in India is in inaleing.vessole
for carryieg their daily supplies el
water to the native louses from the
village taps or hydrants ors from
welle and rivers. On account, of
the ca,ete, rules or prejudices, na-
tive s of different caste's living in
the same neighborhood must often
go long distances apart in order to
• secure water not defiled of meno-
polizecl by other eaetes or outcasts,
and as h rule not only the poverty
of mese ofethe peePle but also their
religion prejudices prevent con-
necting their hotmes with central
taps, and so the use of metal ves-
sels or receptacles for obtaining we-
ber foe the many household pur-
poses forewhieh it is required,is of
great importance in, the domestic
econonay, • .
When the natives are extremely
poor they use earthenware vessels,
but as their means increase they
adopt -the use of metal ware for
carrying their water, In a liros-
perous community it is customary
to see people carrying vessel; of
copper er brass (usually on their
heads) between their sources of wa-
ter supply and their homes. Of
late, however, the advantages of
aluminum `forthis purpose are
coming recognized, as it is not only
much lighter to carry but also raueh
cheaper.
Another important and rapidly
extending use for aluminum in In-
dia le, for manufacturing cooking
utensils, especially kettles, grid-
irons, saucepans, stew pans, frying
pans, etc. '
Death Nearly Claimed
New Brunswick Lady
Was Restored to Her AnxIoUs Fam-
ily When Hope Had Gone.
St. John, N.B., Dee. 151h.—At ono
time i1 was feared that Mrs, J. Grant,
of 3 White St., would' succumb to the
deadly ravages of advanced kidney
trouble, "My Bret attacks of back-
ache and kidney trouble began years
ago. For six years that dull gnawing
pain hap been present. When 1 ex-
erted myself It was terribly intensified.
If I caught cold the pain was unen-
durable. I used most everything, but
nothing gave that certain grateful re-
lief that came from Dr Hamilton's
Pills of Mandrake and I3utternut. In-
stead of being bowed down with pain,
to -day I am strong, enjoy splendid
appetite, sleep soundly. Lost proper-
ties have been instilled into my blood
—cheeks are rosy with color, and I
thank that day that I heard of so grand
O medicine as Dr. Hamilton's
Every woman should use these pilis
regularly because good health pays,
and it's good, vigorous health that
comes io all who use Dr, Hamilton's
Mandrake and Butternut Pills.
Sorry For Their King.
An English professor, who had been
a fellow student and friend of led -ward
VI1. when he was the Prince of Wales,
was appointed honorary physician to
his majesty shortly after he became
king. The professor was very proud
of this and wished his students to
know of the honor conferred upon
him, so he wrote upon the black-
board in his classroom. "Professor
Baker is pleased to inform his students
that he has been appointed honorary
physician to his Majesty, King Ed-
ward." The professor shortly left the
room, and when he returned to meet
another class, he could not understand
why they should be so much amused
at what he had written. Later, how-
ever, he discovered that some one had
carefully added to his announcement
the following;
"God save tbe King."
First Scottish Parliament.
Lanark Town, front which heavy
political artillery is now being direc-
ted for the capture of the southern
division of the county, has a claim
upon the interest or Parliamentary
candidates oecond to none in Scot-
land. For 11 was in Lanark that in
978 the first Scottish Parliament met;
and here the war of Independence be-
gan When Wallace rose against the
English Governer and slew him, along
with NO of his men. The famous
"Lanark Declaration', was inade by
the Covenantere at the Market Camas
in 1682—a declaration which de-
nounced Charles II. as a perjured
king, and solemnly excommunicated
him.—London 'Daily Chronicle
Try Murine Eye- R.ernedy
If you have Red, Weak, Watery Byes
or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart
—Soothes Eyo Pain, Druggists Sell
Murine Eye Retnedy, Liquid, 25c, 50c.
Merino Eye Salve in Aseptie Tubes,
25c, .50c. Eye Book» Free by Mail.
An Eye Tonle Qood for All Eyes Met Need Cam
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
He Understood llama n icain PP.
The young (lector was buying fur-
niture for tlie equipment ef his new
office. The eager salesman iticked
his brain to think of something else
to sell him. He hed sold almost
everything thee could go 111 an of-
fice, when Ile bad a happy thought,.
'Oh, yes, surely, 1 nearly forgot
that 1'' he exc.! imed . '`V.U11 need a
deo mum "
"Nee a new One," said the young
doctor, "I'll get that at a meconel-
hand store. A worn tale will ben,a;
nuoh beeter adverbisement ear me.
Circumetantiel
An old nigger had been in trouble
for stealing chickens, and Was con-
viefied en eircumstant,ial evideme.
'1,17h0t's circtirnst,, n Li al evidence 7''
he wes tusked. "Well," lie said,
'as near I kin splain 111, f'uin de
way ib hag been splained to me, cir-
cumstantial evidence is de feathers
dat you lenyes lyin' around after
you has done with de chicken."
On Hands and Arms, Bioke 0 t I
, Fine Rash. Had to Give Up'Work
Could Not Rest, Cuticura Soap,
and 'Ointment Curocl,
. LoMbtirdy, ont: hadheefistiffer14
for inve years with eczema ottrayliaMig,and
ItpX11%. niy hand .brokeeitt In a. One
resh with a burning and
itching that was hard
to bear, the Robing
and burning wore so bad
I had to wretch fill my
herredsz01t4d6,0tsies1 00%1004 aLd
wti
stand 10 put them In
srwater.. I also had to
Eire UP MY Wark., Them it spreeallcyer
m5armhitulI;94645lig,6th;bedeleesoidtr10eruptileyer
'61134 eodu-wdtt8ttlreV.:efrilnedntse glmyylnilia:adcal; 5 fee'
trial bat they failed to cure me, Then I
saw the e.dvertfeement in the paper about
Cutietwa Stipp and OlntmenSso 0 sent for
a samplennd I began to use them with VOry
little faith, but to my isurprise I found
roller from the very Desk 1 washed ,mY
hands In warm water with Outieura Soap
and dried them wlth a soft cloth, then 5 pub
the Oakum. Ointment on and bandaged
them' with soft cloth, 1 used.two boxes of
the Cuticura Orntment With the Cluticura
Soap and used them steady for two -months
and they entirely cured me.", (signed)
MM. Helena El. McCall. May 27, 1915..
A single Sake of Outieura Soapttnd box
of Outleure. ointment ere ofteti sufficient
ashen all else bas failed. Sold by druggists
°Racal, dmetialettrosderferysym., hweirteh. 8Lizhpr siksiannitimo loc.!
Address post -card Potter Drug & Chem.
Corp., Dept. D, Boston, 95.8. A.
km GRAN GDOSCODIN
NED1INGRAIN
Choose which Grain
you like best fa your white
Sugar and buy St. Lawrence
Pure Cane Granulatedwhite, in
original bags—Fine grain,
medium or coarse. Each the
choicest sugar.
Aek your Cramer.
tr. LAWRENCE SUGAR REFINERIES, LIMITED
MONTREAL. 3640-53
Tommy Persisted.
At, breakfaet restless little Tommy
began ta play with the cruet stand.
His father told him- not ,to do so.
Tommy persiebed, and at lest upset
it and spilled the pepper on the
tablecloth. "Now, Tommy," said
his father, "you were disobedient
and upset the pepper castor, and I
really ought to make the punish-
ment fit the crime by putting some
of the pepper on "your tongee."
Tommy looked up in a flas.h "and
said—"Should I be punished the
same way, dad, if I upset the sugar
bowl 7" •
"Better shave, old man."
"Why 1" "I expecb 'they will play
kissing games, and if se, you may
find emnaself disqualified for rough -
nese 1"
The 3rab1ishor of 'the best Farmer's P3.
per in the Maritime Provinces in writing
to us states:
'T -would say that I do not know of a
medicine that laws stood the test of time
like MINARD'S, LTNIMENT. has boon
an unfailing remedy in our household
over since I can remember, and has out-
lived dozen -s of wonld-be competitors and
imitators.'
A Misfortune Teller.
Robtey—I feel a,wful. I just heard
that I'll not get uncle's money, my
auto will be stolen, and Grace will
turn me down for another.
Wabyttrn — Heavens, man, who
told you thee?
Robley—A foreune
Wayburn—You mean a misfor-
tune teller, don't y.ou
Wanted.
Wanted — Twelve well-e,ducated,
conscientious young women .as
pupil nurses in Oity Hospital,
Cleveland, to fill vacancies caused
by graduation. Unusual variety of
experience. New Nurses' Homo
soon to he completed. Fiuest con-
tagious disease building 05 the
State. Children's Ward Etna ma..
ternity Deparement. Two months'
Visiting Nurses' work. Monthly
allowance from time of acceptance.
Address Mise Frederika K. Geiser,
Principal.
The whole of human virtue may
be reduced to speaking the truth
always' and &ling good to oth,ere.
mieard'a Linitnent Tures Diphtheria,
A Scolichnian While walking with
a friend passed a jeweller's shop
where there were many precious
stones in the window. ''Would you
ri.ot like to have yourepick 7" asked
Sandy, ''Not ma pick, but tity shov-
el,'' Said his friend. •
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You will find relief In Zam.13ak I
It eases the burning, stinging
pain, stops bleeding and brings -
ease. Perseverance, with Zan!.
Buk, means cure: Why not prove
this? „..da .vrugotsee anci Stores.—
too box.
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FROM ERIN'S GREE I ISLE
NEWS BY MAIL. P110141 [RE.
LAND'S SHORES:,
Happenings' til the Emerald Isle nl
Interest to Irish.
men.
t,hIpe,orSr. tr6Tiaxlitaymnbvelei:lviesnitareil:eibico,:lipialv°sofayie- eeesoi:e 131
1! fter 30 years' service.
fecal corporation, Patrick Minilsaht
has just died ,at Limerick, e,ged 106.
Arthur Martine 2'7, of Dublin, was
fraatthal.ly injured in a collision while
riding a motor cycle near Gibbet -
Limerick Borough Council has
:rPePcitieiodn ti,)orf a71kwaonr °kin' $en81' 03d5w1e9111.inthges
at Ki11al,00,
Edmond Smith, 'farmer, Oust,
Gleneely, was fined $60 M 1Vlachin
petty sessions for being in poeses-
eion a an illicit still.
Dundalk Urban Council have •a,p-
• plied for a loan of $450,000 to carry
out a scheme of housing under the
Working Claeses Act.
Owing to the insanitary condition
of Oarrick-in-Suir fever hospital,
the nursedn charge has been strick-
en with typhoid fever.
Sergeant ,Won. Smith, who Rese-
ed unscathed through the South
African war, was killed at Antrim
station by a Belfast express.
The Newry Urban Council has de-
cided to increase the wages of all
the men in the surveyor depart-
ment by 24 cents per week.
Mr. John _Carson, proprietor of
the Trader Hotel, Belfast, was kill-
ed by a fall while attending an auc-
tion sale at '73 King street, Belfast.
Considerable alarm is being felt
on account of an outbreak of fever
in Gemmed Union. Altogether
there are some dozen cases in the
fever hospital.
For some months the Armagbone
coalfield, near Stewaresto-we,
County 'Tyrone, has been success-
fully worked by Mr. John MeNally,
I.P.'Cooksbown.
A disastrous outbreak of fire em -
marred on the premises of Samuel
Gibson, druggist, of Belfast, tend
damage estimated between $(3 000
and $7,000 was caused.
While Abraham Blong, of 13•erry-
villa, near Porta.rlingeon, was
shooting crows on his farm, the gun
—en old-fashioned one—burst. and
inflicted serious injuries to hie arm.
At, a meeting of the local share-
holders of the Killaloe elate onaTry
at Menagli it was decided to raise
$3,000 by debentnres in order to re-
float the company.
There is a general Feeling time
the Dublin police will he honorably
scouitted of- the allegations nincle
against them in connection with
their efforts to maintain peale dur-
ing the labor troubles,
3,—
TO DIME A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinire Tablets.
Druggists refund money if it tails to cure`
E. W. GROVE'S signature is on each box,
25e.
"Did you tell the Fins ytm were,
going to be married 7" "Ne ; he's
down on all unions!"
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Eta
Mrs. Exe—"I can't get My dauelp
ter to take any interest in kitchen
work at ,all." Mee. 1,Vae—"Have
you tried balling it domestic.
ence 7" .
DO YOUR STOCEINGS antux
from washing and hurt youl,
Do the children complain? The
IDEAL STOCKING STRETCHERS
make old stockings feel mod
wear like uow, relieve tired
feet. ease corms and saYe darn-
ing, Two size% adult and child-
ren'a. 60e. a pair by mall, 1. E.
YORK .f4 CO., Waterford, Ont,
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Highest grade beans kept whole
and mealy by perfect baking,
retaining their fall strength.
riayoreci with deliolons sauces,
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FARMS FOB SALS.
ft W. DAWSON. tilnetY Coiner...Street.
Toronto,
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Colborne St., Toronto:
N. W, DAWSON, Colborne St., Taranto.
NEWSPAPERS *OR SALE,
VITE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD NEWS.
T paper properties for sale in On.
tarlo towns at right prices. Apply quickly
as subs,e1,4,1,-n
tug. Wil`Soii
West Adelaide Street, Toront,,.
NURSERY STOCK.
TRAWBERILIES, RASPBERRIES, 1I111•
17, Varieties. Ere'Catalog, McConnell
• Son, Grovesencl, Ontario.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AZITZT?ighTt'ASI-1wIgg la? )13Zige,P..stslisTle
or spare time; good pay; work sent any
dietanco; charges prepaid. Fiend stamp
for particulars, National Manufacturing
Company, Montreal.
st-1 ANCER, TUMORS, WIMPS, ItTO.,
• internal and external, cured with.
001 berti;r'e blee°11,rtel.L'mjr. TAteanotm7d1111
06 Co., Limited, Co'ilingemcd. Ont.
d?ZalYZOTherjeape
The close intimacies et old age
seem to consist In comparing
gouts anti rheamatlz.
IT IS M. A PAIT.ler 1.1.COIC(NG)
ia 97 per cent. pure Sulphur.
liquefied by a few other mare.
diente just as oure and health.
THE
Ow. 2,11, You (MN use it safely and
WA? Profitably 10f1 EN ANTISEPTIC.
'Iry 11 os 11510 ool,t 0050, 01 5017
otter sore you may have. Lsa000g mimes
reropsnona 01•
.vrice, 55 cents a. bottle. For Vitt
sale by all drugglsts. NEW
If your druggist does not WAY
carry it remit direct to SUL-
PK UR PRODUCTS,
158 Bay street, Toronto, and
send us his name_
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"Licks the Bucket Clean"
Blatchford's Calf Meal
As good as New Milk at half the Cost.
...e4e.teg4L',2.42.aaer-etee--anetsiegateee.
1)00 pounds makes 100 gallons of Perfect
Milk Substitute. -
Send for pamphlet, "HOW to Raise Calvea
Cheaply and Successfully Without Milk.'"
At your Dealers or
STEELE, :BRIGGS
Toronto, Ont., Canada.
Always laugh when you can; ib
is a cheap medicine. Merriment is
o philosophy not well underetood.
It de the sunny side of existence.
A PriOUSEVITIFE IS JUDGED HY HER KITCHEN.
FOR A BRIGHT STOVE AND A BRIGHT
REPUTATION, USE BLACK KNIGHT,
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HOTEL TRAYMORE
Otsi Ti -l15 OCEAN FRONT.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
'NEM 44a.
maseiileent ten -story, ere-proef ad/Minn Is 11101 being tom 'detect, Making
tado famous hostelry' Ihe newest and moot lap -to -date of Atlantic rily :Betels.
A new feature to the 41 41 IlEttai EIKE of the bed rooms, averaging 19 feet square,
Every roem ,com mends un Gees 0 view, bath a btached with sea aim fre,,h
water. Ohnvalglaes in every plumber. Temperature regulated by Thennosdadt,
the latest development In steam heatin7. Telephone In every 1001n. Golf
Privileges. Capacity 605, Write for netrated booklet.
CHARLES 0. mARQuaTT, TRAY/IA.0Rn rioTEL COMPANY,
Manager,
0, S. WHITE, Proe)ctset.
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