The Clinton News Record, 1914-02-12, Page 4DR. WILLIAMS'
PINK PILLS MAKE
WOMEN WELL
-
just beeatteebe is a woman,
there are times when every woman
needs help and !strength in the
form of a blood-buildiea tank.
To tholiaands of girl' and women
Dr. Williams" Pink Pills have
proved a blaingt because they
enrich the blood, give -strength and
restore tone tO he, aching nervee.
The anaemic W atoll
and pale) the wife wiles; back feels
like breaking; the matron whose
'health fails AS eho reaches middle
age—for all smelt +sufferer.% Dr.
! Pink PilLs are invaluable
bemuse ill health in woman is
usually eaused by poor blooda or
insufikient blood. These pills have
cured theueands of others, why not
you Mrs. IS.Morine, Wallbroola
NS., says:—'lb is impossible for
me to !say too much in praise of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I have
been a great sufferer f-rom those
troubles that snake the life of 80
many women an almost constant
misery. Pains in the back and side
racked and •torturecl me. My nerves
seeraed to give out, and at times I
could do no house work, and only
women who have similarly suffered
know -what I endured. I tried
medicine after Inedieine without
any benefit, and was finally per-
suaded to try Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. Soon after etarting the pills
--I found an improvement, and as I
cehtinucd their use my health and
strength returned; and I now feel
aa well as. ever I did in my life, and
am relating my experience merely
in the hope that it may lead some
c.ther suffering woman to renewed
health, I may add that my mother
suffered fas.xn rheumatism so badly
that she had 1:o use a crutch, and
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills complete-
ly restored her to her usual good
health.
Always g.,et the genuine pills with
the full name "Dr. 1Villiams' Pink
Pills for Pale People," on the
wrapper around each box. If your
dealer does not keep them, th�
pills will he Sent post paid' at 50
oents a. tox or six boxes for $2.50,
by writing The Dr. Williams'
Medienie Co., Brookville, Ont.
BANDITS PitEVE15T WRECK..
FROM
'When They Shoot Engineer of a
Mail Train.
How an attempt by bandits to
rob a mail train on the Manchurian
Railway unwittingly averted -a
wreck is reported in a story from
Pow...at-11,01mila Russia. -
A freight -train 'was slowing up
Lor n crossing when the peopl8 at
the station noticed that the mail
train was rapidly overtaking the
freight, train, the driver of the mail
train. apparently being unaware of
the Inc ahead. Just as a collision
seemed inevitable there was a
grinding ' of brakes and the mail
train came to a stop. Upon inves-
tigation the engineer was found un-
conecioun in his cab, with a bullet
hole in his chest. The fireman had
disappeared.
Upan recovering censciousnees
the engineer said that as the train
was approaching Pogranichwaia his
fireana.u, a new man on the road,
had eulldenly produced a revolver.
At the, same time he noticed armed
men in the woods and realized, that
his fireman WAS in league with the
robbers. Ignoring the (leder to
stop he pat on alL possible speed,
when the firemen- pulled the trig-
ger, ehet tlea'engineer in the ohest
saci, jumped from the train. The
. as engineer knew he was badly wound-
-ed. and before lapsing into uneon-
aciousnese pulled the whistle coed
and set. the brakes. He ku.ew noth-
ing of the train ahead.
ERIN'S GREE 3 ISLE
NEWS nr IA1L Fitom
LAND'S SHORES.
Happenings In the Emerald Isle 0)
Interest to Irish -
IRE.
men..
. Peter Dem.,' a laborer of Druan-
lcirkabolL ,cemity, Sligo,: was cut to
pieces 'en the Midland Railway .nestr
"
A donation box, estimated ta con-
tain about $15, has been stolen
from the Catholk Church at En-
nietymon. •.
A fire occurred at a flax mill at
Lower Beitooney, near , Nevatort-
ateleart, the property.ol Mr. Aiken.
The entire, mill' was destroyed:
A stir lute been created in 'Clif-
clew by .tho fact that the doors and
showboarde of houses of prominent
residents in the town have been
tarred.
A miller, named Patrick Reilly,
residing at Druincar, near Dunleer,
had one of his arms almost tarn
away by being caught in the cogs
of.a wheel.
During the past week seine large
seal's made their way to the shore
eb Dangaryan, and two of 'them
were shot by a ma,n -who went out
in a boat.
The opirleink of scarlatina is still
prevalent in Clornnel, seven fresh
cases having been adinitted to hos-
pital, malting 24 being treated there
al together. '
A purchasela acting on behalf of
the King, purchased two A.b,erdeen
Angus crosses at the. Dublin Win-
ter.Show, the property of Miss Sta-
ples, Dunmore, Durro.w.
The death. hae :taken place in the
Ballindine district of Mrs. Mary
Rhatigan, -at the age of 109 years.
She was the mother of the Rev. Fa-
ther Rhatigan, U.S.A.
Militant suffragettes have again
been at work in. Dublin where un-
corked hobbles containing !corrosive
fluid has been .dropped in letter
boxes. Much damage was done.
At Ballymena the trustees of the
Independent Order al Rechabites
Proeecuted ointunber of that Society
for imitating a doctor's signature
on a certificate of sickness.
While workmen were .employed in
the erection of the municipal dwell-
ings in Wellingtan Street, Lurgan,
they excavated a number of coins
of the reign of George III.
The strike of the cabinetmakers
working on the premises of .tho
Sligo Iron Company has been suc-
cessfully settled, the men returning
to work after an absence of five
weeks.
A deputation representing the
goods agent, stationen.aster and
elerke of the G. S. Sr W. Ry. wait-
ed on the directors est, Kingsbridge,
seeking improvements in salaries
and conditions.
Owing to the satisfactory opera.
tions of the Clancy Act, the .Ath-
lone Urban 'Council have been en-
abled to reduce the rants of the
working class houses by 12 cents
peaweek each.
The postal anthoritie.s have corn -
The Registrar -General for Ire-
land reports that the number of
emigrants who left Irish ports dur-
ing November was 6,151, of whom
698 were males, over 553 females, a
decrease of 123 persons over last
year.
More Like A Th011ea1111 of 'Etta
"I never paid a cent, to a doctor
or a lawyer in my life,"
"Of COUPee not Who ever heard
Of a doctor or a lawyer charging
such a fee a5 'that 7"
Do It Now.
• Bix—r re had this umbrella eight
years.
Dix—That's loug enough, you
ought to return it. .
•••••••••=1C.IMPAIMINIMMIMMEIM
Appetite
Finds Ready
Satisfaction
In a laoval of
Post
Toasties
and Cream.
Thin, crisp bits of In-
dian Corn --- cooked and
toasted So that they have
a delicious flavor— "
Wholesome
Nourishing
Ensy to Serve
—gold by Grocers- evei'Y-
Where.
3inadian Postern Cereal Co.. Lta.
03_1_100 aSSiedsor, Oetarka
oinaor el
Front Great Lakes
To the Rockle
WOMEN SING THE PRAISES 01
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS.
Suelcatchewan Lady Adds Her Tes
timony to What Has Alremb
Been Said of the Great Work
Dodd's Kidney ,Pills Are Doiug.
Cseearville, Sask., Feb. 0,-,-(Spe-
cial).-7--The scarcity of fe,Malehheip
in a new country subjects the wo-
men of the prairies to unusual
strain, and careful observation has
established the fact that this strain
first makes itself felt in the kid-
neys. For this reason Doeld's
Kid-
Uey Pills are making an enviable
reputation from the Great Lakes
to the foothills of the Rockies..
Everywhere you will find women
singing the praises of the great
Canadian kidney remedy that has
banished their pains and weari-
ness, and brought them back to
health. Among the many is Mrs.
Edgar Cowen, an estimable lady of
this &ea
"I have foued Dodbl's Kidney
Pills very beneficial," Mrs. Cowen
states, "If anything I can eay will
help a.ny sufferer I am .glad to add
my testimonial to what has already
been said."
The kidneys *train all the refuse
material out of the blood. If they
are out of order this refuse remains
in the blood, and beeotne.s poison.
That's why sound kidneys mean
pure blood and good health. Dodd'
Kidney Pills make sound kidneys.
sa_
CRIMINALS ARE C 0 WA.RD S.
Observations of Italian Army Doc-
tor During Tripoli Campaign.
Major Consiglio, ,curi Italian army
doctor, 'Sante up in the Frankfurter
Zeitung his observations during the
Tripoli campaign of 225 soldierS who
had been convicted of various
crimee before the war.
He says the hardened criminals,
though bold and aggressive toward
their superiors and their cornrasTes,
were, with scarcely any exception,
cewardly in action.
Among t,he casual criminals, dri-
ven astray through faulty upbring-
ing, by chink, or by tho spirit of
adventure, a few wero found who
distinguished themselves in the
field. Nevertheless, they, too, fre-
quently rendered themeelves liable
to disciplinary penalties; further,
they proved themselves incapable of
regular work er of a 'sustained mor-
al effort,
Those who prayed themaelyea host
adapted to modern warfare, Bays
the doctor, were mon who had been
good citizens in times of pea.oe.
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
ARE SAFE AND SURE
Mothers wanting a safe and sure
remedy for their -little ones can de.
pend upon EabY's Own Tablets.
They are absolutely guaranteed by
a government analyst to contain
neither opiates, narcotics or other
injurioue, drugs. Concerning them
Itire. G. L. Bonham, St. George,
Out., Gays :—"I ea,n recommend
Baby's Own TabletaS a etsfe and
sure medicine for little on,e,s. 1
have raised four babies with their
aid and would not be without
them." The Ila.blets are soki by
medicine dealers es' by mail at 25
ceets a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine, Co, Brookville, Opt.
THE TOWER OF SILOAM.
Exeaystors in Jerusalem Uncover
Its FOUnditt1011.8.
NOWS of the finding of the founda-
tions of the Tower of Siloam have
been received. 'Phis was the tower
concerning whioh Jesus is quoted
in Luke xfii., 4, as saying: "Those
eighteen upon whom the tower in
Siloam fell and slew, think ye that
they were sinners above all men
that dwelt in Jerusalem:1,7"
The excavators, azoording to the
message, have "discovered a long,
woll-eut 'Greek inscription, which
speaks of the, presbyters and fath-
ers with Simertides, laying the
feundatioe of the synagogue, the
baths and caravansary. These
baths and the foundations of the
synagogue are exposed. They have
found the base of is circular tower
whith may well he that, !of the Tow-
er of Siloam,. spoken of by Ohrieb
They have fonnd also is conduit
leading front the spring, That BCOU
by Sehluck in the nineties, wrongly
thought to have been the oldest, is
new shown to be 'above the aPring.”
•
PEET inuyin WREN ASLEEP
Head is' Lighter and Feet Much
Heavier on Awakening.
You often bear a person complain
of his head feeling 'heavy" after a
long sleep, AS a matter of fact, his
head is considerably lighter and
Inc legs and feet just that much
heavier when he gets up than
when he goes to bed.
Experiments have shown that if
a nsan goes to sleep sn a bed- °us-
pended 'ex:aptly at Middle, point of
his weight his head begins to tip
slowly; up and , his-- feet go down,
This is due to the fact that when we
sleep the blood in the brain goea
off to the other parte of the body.
The moment the brain wakes ±0 life
again id draws the blood back.
Andtherof the curioas fads
brought to light by the scientiets
who aro fond of trying to solve the
mystery of sleep is that when one is
fast asleep some pa,rb of his brain
or several perts of it, may at the
same -time be awake. A man may
walk, talk, sing or solve mathemati-
cal Problems'and yet at the same
time be safely,in ithe land 'of Nod.
It seems hard or impossible to
decide what part of the brain really
does sleep. Our sense of time, for
instance, is stronger when we
sleep than when we are awake. Ex-
periments conducted some years
ago on a number of men and women
between the ages of twenty and
thir by showed that 60 per cent. of
them were able to wake up in the
morning at any time they had de-
cided lIP011 the night before. As
teeTTA One has aptly expressed it,
the resolve, seems to wind up some-
thing in the subconscious brain],
and .when the hour has arrived this
something gives in some mysterious
way the alarm and the eyelid's
open. Another curious fact about
sleep is that the further the part of
the body is away front the brain the
less soundly it sleeps. A touch of
the toe will awaken one muth more
readily than is touch on the shoul-
der.
The Chemistry of Roatl,s.
The macadam highways not only
wear away as 'the result of purely
physical peocesses, but are actually
dissolved away by water carrying
carbonic acid and oxygen, says Mr.
W. G. Fearnsides. That is, they
disintegrate chemically as well as
physically. In, a Decent lecture be-
fore the Surveyors' Institution in
London Mr. Fearnaides declared
that this chemical dtsintegration
was of little importance at the sur-
face Of the road, because the me-
chanical wear there was so much
faSter. But in the foundation,
upon which the real life of the road
depeaded, where the stones "were
often kept to stew in water for
whole seasons," the chemical action
of water was of serious impart. The
rocks particularly susceptible to
this action are feldspar, limestone
and those containing ieon1and sul-
phides. This destructive chemical
action of water is also particularly
in evidence in the case of slags,
much used in England for road-
inaking.
Value of a Good Wife.' ,
'A man at a wedding the other daY.
was !telling' everybody,in a very
loud velee.,. that a good wile was
-
capable of ,turning this gloomy earth
into a joyous heaven, "A good
wifd emu make is veritable angel of
a' .man," 110 declared. ''You' -re
quite. right 'there," no of the mar-
ried mea exclaimed s 'Stable came
near '60'' making one of Me with her
Cures Olcl Folks' Coughs
a.
Blaming Mother.
"My mother made me what I
am," said the political speaker as
he proudly threw out his chest.
"Well,' said a small man at'the
rear of the hall, "she must, have put
in most of her time at other things."
Files Cured in 8 to 14 Deye
Druggists refund money if FAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind,
or Protruding' Files. First application
gives relief. 60c.
•
How some men do hate other men
becauee of their superiority.
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Eta
It Was Discouraging.
Mrs. Gadd—Dear me, I've had
such a discouraging hard day of it,
making call'e.
Gadd—What was the difficulty 7
!Mre. Gadd—Why, I found nearly
every one of them at home.
Doesn't Disturb the Stomach, Eases
at Once aud Cures Thoroughly.
"CA.TA.RIITIOZONE" A BOON TO
MANY THO U SAN D S.
Because you aro old is no reason
for suffering with everlasting cough-
ing—those terrible chest troubles and
difficult breathing can be thoroughly
cured with Catarrhozone. You simply
breathe the healing vapor of Catarrh.
ozone, and instantly its rich balsamic
fumes are carried by your breath into
the tiniest recesses of the nose, throat,
chest, bronchial tubes and lungs.
Just think of it—a direct breathable
medicine, full of soothing antiseptic
pine essences that reaches every sore,
congested membrans M two seconds.
No drugs to take—nothing to harm or
sicken the stemach, because Catarrh -
ozone is the purest, safest cough, ca-
tarrh and cold remedy ever devised.
"For many years," writes Richard
McCallum, Stirling, Ont, "I have suf-
fered from Catarrh, and continually
hawked and coughed, so that my
throat was always In an inflamed, IN
ritable condition.
"Doctors' medicine did not help me
in the least, and all other remedies I
used were quite useless. In one case
It was time wasted In snuffing powder
up the nose; In another using a greasy
ointment, and so on. Not one of them
was the least bit of good.
"I heard Catarrhozone favorably
spoken of, and tried it. Really it bene.
fited me more in a few hours than
years of treatment with doctors' and
other so.called remedies.
"Receiving such immense benefit, I
continued using Catarrhozone, and In
O few weeks I was completely cured of
Catarrh and throat trouble."
Gat Catarrhozone taday. Large
size costs $1.00, and lasts two months.
Smaller sizes 250. and 50. All deal-
ers, or The Catarrhozone Company,
Buffalo, N.Y., and Kingston, Ont.
Play Straight—Play Fair.
When I wee young and thin and
Not half so !stout, nor yet as tall
As people tell one I am now,
We had a GOTt of schoolboy vow
That, come what may, we used to
hold '
As clearer than the purest gold,
And mach more rare.
And woe to him who broke the rale,
This steadfast motte of the school :
Play straight; play 18,1r.
When I grew up and left the school
I vowed to keep MIT golde,n rule. '
To be a sportsman just the same;
I'd play to win, yet play the game.
But in the fight of life 1 sought
In vain, for decent, 'cleanly eport
Was truly rage.
And people seemed -to stand aloof,
Wheashould have yelled in stern re-
proof:
"Play 'straight; play fair
And, no it is;,1though blessed in
'health,
have not garnered heaps of.
Success; as most consider such,
I have nob met with overmuch.
But I am happy, foe I've tried
When others would lba.ve moped
and 'sighed)
A smile to wear. ,
And still I bold my.sell repaid
RI can say that I have played
Both straight and:fair.
ley."
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PRIVATE OFFIcE
Cave:lining down ill -chosen ,
food, and rushing baok to
work. leads straight to dys,
pepsia, with all It tneanS Isa
misery.
' Proper habits of eating,
, with a Na-Dru-Co IDys-
pepsia Tablet after each
, meat, .,restore good cages-
' 'ttonahealth and happfne.ss.
A bolt of Nil -Ore -Co Dye -
Pepsis Tablets costs but
600. at your Drugglea.
, National Drug and Chem -
Mal Co. of Canada, Limited,.
BROKE 01[1. ON
HEAD, NECK AND
SHOULDERS
In Little Blotches, Scratching Caused
to Spread.. Hands Had to Be
Tied: Cried Day and Night, COI -
cure Soap and Ointment Cured.
Enniekillen, 01.01. — "The trouble started
when my baby was four months old. 11.(3r
bead, neck and shoulders were a mass of
soros. They broke out ab first in little
blotches, only watery, which the child
scratched and caused to spread and form
a maes of doree. Bee bands had to be Med
to keep her from, scratching the sores. The
eczema caueed her 50 1000 and Mira and to
be cross and peevish. She was disfigured
for the time she had it. She oiled day and
night from the irritation. Neighbors eald
she would never be cured. ,
"She was given some medicine to take
inwardly but without euccess. Then a
friend told me to try Cuticula Soap and
Ointment which I 001. I washed the child
with Outicura Soap, dried well, then ap-
plied be Cuticula Ointment ovory day and
In a wook's thee the burning sensation left,
the child scratched no more, and when sho
was eleven months old sho was completely
cured." (Signed) Mrs. John J. McCann,
Nov. 27,1910.
Although the Cuticura Soap and °lab-
mont are most successful In the treatment of
affections of the skin, scalp, hair and bands,
they are also most valuable for everyday
use in the toilet, bath and mammy, because
they promote and maintain the health of the
skin aud hair from infancy to age. Sold by
druggists and dealers everywhere. For a
liberal free sample of each, with 32-p. book,
send post -card to Potter Drug ea Chem.
Corp., Dept. D, Boston, 01 .5, A.
Of Vital Interest to Synip
and
!wank*
Bazar
Makers
SISelleainf
Wide-awake Maple Syrup makers will
consult their best interests by order-
ing their supplies now insteAdeof de-
laying until Maroh—our busiest time.
Write for free booklet telling Omni
our "Champion" Evaporator, made in
22 sizes, suitable for largo or small
groves.
TIM anima mars, cos 5.1MITDD
58 Nirelnr.a•ton St., Montreal, Qua.
Ile Meant Well.
Hostess (at the party)—Mina Rob-
ins has no partner for this welts.
Would you mind dancing with her
instead of with me.
The Man—On the contrary, I shall
be delighted.
One Thing at a Time.
Hub (anxiously) -- But if you buy
this costly fur, how are we ever go-
ing Ito pay for it 7
Wife—Now, Tom, don't let's talk
about two things !at °nee. Let'e
talk about the coat.
MInard's Liniment cum Diphtheria
11 is hard luck that comes -easi-
est.
POTASH F" Cr"8
On All Solis
POT.P_SPI Is an Indiopensable
PLANT FOOD. Ste sou will
raise a Maximum Crop thee demi
not contain an AVAILABLE 809 -
ply, sufficient for the ceon's
needs. zdt/mr.A.TE• OP POTARN
and SIMPNATLI OF P025A.011
oan be obto.ined from the leading
fertilizer dealers and eeedsmen,
Buyers of "reedy -mixed" fertil-
izers should Moist on brands of
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DEA Al) D umr, CLUB.
London Has , Otte of Nearly Two
Iletudred Members.
One of 1;110 ITIOSC IIIIIC.1110 Chihli in
the world is the National Deaf Club
of Landon. Nearly 20 members are
enrolled and ,they can dine and
wine and play cards .and billiards'
the clubhouse whenever they del
sire. Worsen ate !admitted, (bad id
is 'said that at 'the presen.t. time they
form about a third of the mernisee-
shiP.
There are notalkative saa'Sters.
employed laYs tine Club, Says Tho
Chicago Tribune. There are no
electric bells, no large print notices
to observo. eilence in this or that
room. B'ells -being unrrecesearY,
signs are resoated lie. Thus, when
one presses the bell of the hall doer
a red light, appears over the door-
way and brings an .atiranclant at
once. A similar arr.angenient noti-
fies the waiter when his !services are
required.
Those fortunate persons who can
epeak 'and hear .and who have been
privileged to watch a game o1 billi-
ards at this clubhouce declare 'that
it is more 'thee n, 'relief to see a con-
test where neither party yokes his
grievances .ae he goee along. There
are ne criticisms of the table, the
balls or the cue. Everything is
peaceful and quiet
There are :some remarkable men
belonging to the National Deaf
Club. One, for example, is head of
San important railway firm in Sam-
rua and has under his control hun-
dreds of :in -en .of all nabionalitiee.
Another member hes travelled
over the world is record -number of
times, always accompanied, and,
though he hag been in many civiliz-
ed land, has always been able to
look 'after hitazelf. Then there are
various probession8. One actnaliy
teaches musie; another is it nurse.
There is an annual biaignet for
deaf ansi dumb persens, which is
usually presided over by some em-
inent mute.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
Same mon are nothing more 'than
animated threats._
Those who pay as they go usually
find the going good.
"All life is set to musk," says a
poet. And the life of is tramp to
ragtime?
We are sometimes inclined to
think there are not enough square
deals to go around.
The fool and his money are soon
parted, and the fool and her money
marry is title. Same thing.
TO OUTS a Cold in 0110 3307
Telco LAXATIVE 131101T0 QUININE
Tablets. Druggists mental money if it
falls to cure. E. W. °BOVE'S eigna-
6ture is on each box. 2 c.
After a Good Meal.
Hostess—Another piece of mince
pie, Georgie! Just a smell piece 1
Georgie (reluctantly) — No,
thanks. 1 midst chew it, but I
couldn't swallow it.
Minard's Liniment Co.. Limited.
Some time ago / had a bad attack
Quinsy which laid mo up tor two weeks
and cost a lot of mime.
Finding the lump again forming In
my throat, I bathed freely with MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT, and saturating a
cloth with the liniment left it on all
MOIL
Next morning the swelling was gene
and I attributed the warding off of an
attack of Quinsy to the free Use of MIN -
ARV S LINIMENT.
C. Ir. WORDEN.
St John.
The Baby's Birthday.
Among the innumerable supersti-
tions about babies is the old saw
about the day of birth:
Monday's child is fair of face;
Tueaday'e child is full of grace ;
Wednesday's child is SOVIT and sad;
Thursday's child is merry and glad;
Friday's ahild is loving and giving;
Saturday's child must work for a
living;
But 'the child that is born on the
'Sabbath day
Ie blithe and bonny, and good and
gay.
bnpossible.
Binks—When will you be able to
pay .me 'that Money you owe me 7
Winks—Nett week, Friday.
Bink—Aid will you call at my of-
fice 7
Winks—Impossible 1 I'm going on
a hunting trip with it.
Doing Well.
Bix—How ,a.e'e you makino• out on
your resolution to ecenonnze 1
Dix --Pine 1 I've got my onn.ning
expenses slowed down to a walk.
Try Murine Eye Remedy
If you have Red, Weak, Watew Eyes
or Granulated Eyelide. Doesn't Smart
—Soothes Eye ,Pain. Druggists Sell
Murine Eye Remedy, Liqtlid, 26e, 50c.
Mnrine Eye Salve In Aseptic Tubes,
25e, 60e, Eye Books Free by Mail.
An Eye Tonle flood for All Eyes thee Mod Core
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago„
People with a vivid imagination
work the bardest—so they say.
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
Perfectly Agreeable.
.She, to rejected euiter--"I'll be a
sister to you, Alphonse,"
• He (briskly)_A11 right. Come
kiss your brother." '
You will final relief in blank !
It eases. the burning, stinging
pain, slops bleeding and brings
ease. Perseverance, with Zan=
Eitik, means cure; Why not prove
this 7 .114 Dragesta ana aore.9.-;
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ISSUE 7—'14.
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nA5 A CORN ANY ROOT5?
A nourishing, ta,sty,
economical meal.
A dine and money
saver.
( A strength producer.
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FARMS FOR SALO.
11, w. DAWSON, Ninety Colborn. Street.
Toronto,
IrF YOU WANT TO BUT OR SELL A
Fruit, Btook, Grain, or Dairy Farm.
write 11. W. Dawson, Brampton, or re
Colborne St, Toronto,
tt W. DAWSON, Colborne fit., Toronta.
Tes, and branches end stems as
Can it be oured? Yee, by applying Put-
nam's Corn Extractor; it's palniees, safe,
e.nd Invaviably eatisfactory. Insist nu
only Pulnem's Extractor, 260. at all
ealers.
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tario towns at right priees, Apply quickly
ea subeeription renewal time Is just °Pere
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NURSERY STOCK.
TRAWBERRLES, RASPBERRIES, FIL`TX
Varletiee, Free Catalog. McConnell
& eon, Grovesend, Ontario.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ANOER, TUDIOILS, 1,U.GPS. ETO..
internal and external, cured with.
oat pale by our home treatment. Write
as before too late. Dr. Reitman Medina
Oo., Limited. Collingwoocl, Ont
Pure ang,as is neoessazy to the lxisitlx
of young or old, Good home-made
candy, StIgat' 013 porridge, fruit or
bread—not only pietISOS but
stimulates,
Buy St,EaverenceBabra Granulated
lu 'tags and bo sure of the finest
pure e an e sugar, un tonenecl byhand
from factory to your kitchen,
13agr. gs lbs„ ao ibee
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PULE WEI51E1' GUARANTEED.
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Many is man is dissatisfiad with
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throat dieenses eared, and all others, no matter how "ex.
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LIQUID DISTEMPER CURE. Three to six tames often care a
case.One bottle guaranteed to do so. Best thing for brood
inaros. Acts on the blood. Druggists and harness shops.
Distributors — ALL WBOLESALS DP.UGGISTS.
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