The Clinton News Record, 1912-09-12, Page 6SUMMER COMPLAINTS
KILL LITTLE ONES
fireit signs of illness during
the hot weather give the Little ones
Baby's Own 'Tablets, or in a few
hours he may be •beyond cure.
'These Tablets will prevent summer
complaints af given oecasionalir to
thewell child. aad wifl promptly
cnae,thesie tronblae,if theyecome on
suddenly. Baby's Own " Tablets
should always be kept in every
home where there axe young chil-
dren. There is no other.medicine
so good and the .mothere has the
guarantee of,aegevertexient analyst
that they are absolutely safe. Mrs.
Chas. Lapierre, Les _Souks, Que.,'
says se--' 'Baby' s Own Tablete are the'
bestl'ineelibin4ea !nether" dan give
her little ones and I always keep
them in the house." The Tablets
ar,e,Beldeby.inedieina elealens or by
mail at 25 cents ft box from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
,
DON'T RILL SPIDERS.
Because It is the Natural Enemy of
the Fly.
The deadly character of the coma
mon house fly has been amply de-
Ino'netrated, but it is rathee
curi-
ous that science has neglected 'the
, hygienic and sanitary qualities of
the cOMMon spider. -
The fly epeeads typhoid, cholera,
. Infantile paralysis, tuberculosis,
, and ether difleases„ The Spider is
the natural enemy of the Lily "and
doneequently the friend of • human-
ity. -
It 'seinna clear that the Spider
- should be encouraged in the vioin-
• ity of the house a.nd even within
the house, Where it is not a positive
nuisance. This 'point is made by a
" French scientific writer, Dr, Jules
Henrivaux in La, Nature. 1
The natives of certain parts of
Mexico have long recognized the
valueof spiders as a protection,
against the fly pest. The ,Mexican
, goes into the woods and picks out
; a nest of a certain Seeial spider
- known to science as Coenotheles.
• This, spider is small and thickset,
, very industrious ,and spreads a
great abundance of strorg fly -catch-
ing webs all around lain'. Ile builds
". in the branches of the oak tree.
- The Mexican pulls off a twig
bearing a nest of these spiders and
tlieh eets it up in the tabit-which
he wishes freed from flies. -
The spiders are clean and harna-
i• lees. • They ,keiep to ,the vicinitef of
s their twig and do not spread all
over the room; 15 ±8 a lesson in in-
dustry to watch them work, •
Not only does this epider destroy
athe' he 'brings an assistant
with him to help to do the job in a
complete and cleanly manner. This
assistant is a ,small hard -shelled
nbdetle• of the Coleoptera family, who
lives with the spider, occupying
' what may be called the servant's
quarters in the lower part of the
house. • •
, When a fly becomes ,eraneshed, in
the web, the spider runs out and
feasts upon its blood. After the
spider hasielte finished his meal,
the beetle staPS-loiWarel and re-
speetfully clears ,away the remains.
The beetle eats iip.all the remain-
ing .soft parts of _the fly:- The few
pieces he cannot, eat he throws in-
to a' chamber constructed specially
for 'the purpose in the bottom of
She •nest. Here' the hardest parts
are slowly devoured by, smaller in-
secti,that °calve, this chamber.
It Testifies for _Ibeelf.e-s-Dr. Tho-
mas' •Ifelecbrie Oil DitiOds, no testi-
mancal of its poweee,:either than it -
sell... 1Vheever tries- it'fot coughs
or colds,for cuts or tantstSions, for
sprains Or burns, for pains in the
limbs or body, well know that the
medicine proves itself and needs no
guatantee. ShaSve why this
Oil is, in general use.
Excluding. Siberia,China, is the
largest empire in Asia.
Mlnard's Linimept :•1516Ihwes Neuralgia.
"Pa, wliees• pi inscrutable
smile?" "Ifleethe kind, my son,
your motheyshad en her face this
morning.etlePtor'r teilisieher business
tit.
•l•______Jarvis'
By Cuiticiire Soap and Ointment. eked
•
RaSk'Bleecling and Itchy
. .,
,
el luskwalit t,o say a good word fbr Cuti.
( dura Soap 15•1`,05itment. In •NoVernber,
'.„•1909,. I had-what..thedoctors call shingles
' l m
',and' eczema. .see.ehest.was Taw and bleeding
,.,..' arid itchy,„ 5 WWI ,that,viv.at.1 winter. et was
'l not so Vett' hi the'duihrner, In Septoinber
. It got worse. ,I hocl,the.best doctors treating
ixte, but ,did me no,good, and -r Was.till run
-",..flown in health. : in Xorimber...eata'it got
1i/wargain. Iserit tO you for a sample ortke
of Cutlottra SOsP. You sent it to me and
• I got' it box of• Outioura ,Oktinent. I have,
used two boxes and on the third lone it km
,,,...nntiratimmeokshin .iandeeseems.set,attLrie-
lighted with them and 'do feel-p)eased 40 '
'think I haye,tiOniethIng J.have,00tifidenee - ••
.Should aoyonofibe sufforino.a.I. r cue, 'I h 0'
titat they, l
willd0 'as' I !zuoi-i:andxlim sure of
Li tile tailets.'aini,N,-.,nmeading them trfln
expoilence,"- ,'Etigned) J. H. Jarvis, 7 n
i,Kingstort,•Oot,, May 90c 101•111",
, . , ,, , „ . .. ,
''.'• Far' robre,thatra,generatifin cutiblitas
•ltiidoetitkurd'Ointirient'•htive"afforded
spOidleetund artesteconomicalitreattnentl
Itebillg, bilftitog, Seely antliblootlingultin apt
' sea,lp.hunlike,ur. young antfuld. A'Single.• e
Is -erten suilleiSnt.• • CUtieure Sotootindi01 t-
.*nent atesoictetaroughout ;the worteebute o
, thode who have•tafffered,niuchvlotirliblic solid
'• .itra'without fa ljh in ens" fteatmont, a liberal
*anima of eiith tidtlf'92-p. booklet en the We
ivill be, mailed' tree 05 5pplie4tivi. Addifeds'
4'OSSer prOg Itr.OftVrii: vorp.,,, 65‘Collun
. Aya.t Eleilt9n0J.)+,4,7,.• ,„6',.4•'' . • r, . "
ENOLISII LAOS ANO LASES
ARE TOLD HOW TO MAKE
MONEY IN CA.NADA.
London Til -Bits Details, the Many.
Methode of Gathering Can -
'adieu Coin.
It might be interesting to readers
in England to•learn hoiryoung peo-
ple in Canada -at least, the 'West-
ern, pEirt of it -can, in kshorttime,
make BO 11111011 111011ey that it- would
appear a fortune to many aiyouth
in the Old Land; says London Tit-
• A young girl, who is only in the
first 'half of her •t'eens, had an el-
der sister in the em•ploy of the 0.
P. R. -which is the abbreviation for
the Canadian Pacific Railway Com-
pany. The 0. I'. Ben have lately
built spacious offices in Victoria,
B. 0., and, the number of their em-
ployee grows larger every day.
Though ±5 ±8 said that this:conapany
-doesnot pay very much for their
help, it is a fact that this young
girl, without knowledge' of •steno-
graphy or typewriting; is earning
$40 a month as an office -girl.
CHANCES FOR ALL.
It may be news to English .read-
ers that the, roofs of dwelling -hous-
es in •Western 'Canada are covered
with. shingles. These are made of
cedar -wood, which is still plentiful
here,. and they do service as slates,
only they do not last quite •so Tong.
There are now so many houses be-
ing built in Victoria and vicinity
Shat shingling has become quite a
specialty, chiefly for young men.
Now,. after some practice, a youth
who is somewhat quick and nimble
may earn $5 a day, and sometimes
more. . , ,
• There are other ways , in which
young boys make an honeet penny
even during their, school -days, Be-
fore school they may deliver the
morning paper, and thus earn $3 a
week; and after school running er-
rands or delivering parcels, selling
or. carrying some daily paper, is
the means for a boy to buy his own
clothes. •
Then look at the opportunities
for young girls without anyspecial
education or experience. They just
start out to do for themselves and
save a few dollars. There are
stores or offices her ,evhere even
such girls are in demand, and the
least pay they will receive will be
$25 a month. It may happen that
the right thing Mai not turn up at
once for a stranger in this, country.
A person must have' time to 'show
that he or she can be relied on and
do honest work. This done, there
is no more trouble in finding em-
ployment and living in comfort.
GOOD PAY FOR NURSES.
There is another kind of work,
which is very remunerative in this
counbry, and that is nursing. There
aye in Victoria two, largeheepials
where young girls may train for
nursing. Both institutions have
eeme'Englieh' girls in training, and
during that time they pay them
enough to keep theinselves. Once
they are trained nurses they are
paid $20 a week for professional
•work. Of course, this profession is
pietty mach like that of a physician
or a rawyer. Beginnings are, some-
times hardibut'as soon as they be-
come known and have some' success
these girls are enabled to start a
bank account and feel quite inde-
• pendent. ,
Other very lucrative employments
.are plumbing,. carpentering, pies -
tering, painting, gardening, brick-
laying, and stone -cutting. After
the neeessary apprentice work it is
very easy for a man working at any
of the above trades to earn four or
five dollars per day.
UYIN G. REAL ESTATE.,
At present the best -paying neon-
•pation is selling real estate. As
.the beautiful climate of Victoria
and surroundings becomes more
widely -known there is ,a great, in-
flux of populationhere, and the de-
mand for land and houses grows
apace. Within the last two years
values have increased a thousand
per cent,, , nand sall these ,who had
over -so- litla real estate .te- sell in
Victoria, have Tecently become pos-
sessed of small fottunes,
One MONO source of revenue re -
'be niehtionacl, 'arid: that is
fish. Fish is alwaye more or less in
demand, and 'ithe supply in the
ocean is almost inexhaustible. Sal-
mon, for instance', cam be caught
almostat any tinueof, the year, but
She Tridissiii and lialf-'breecle are the
chief fishermen of, this country.
However, that does not prevent
tlie flail machete icondueted by
white peeple from doing a thriving
businees.
A. RADIUM PALACE.
Will Be_ 0,pened in Pales, France,
lirDettoltela 1913.
radiuniepalace is 'being °built in
Paria'and ivilF bh forMalrY °Paned
by the 'Ministet ^Cif kablie Imiteme-
tion:in October of ,next yeatii.i The
peleceavillicost $,59:049 An, bf44
censist pf three small paVilione
joined+Sigeteler. " •
One will be a radium laboratory
in Wi11.4141 M.1)30. Curie vvill experi-
ment. AntAhpartwilgiSelong to the
Pasteur Instittio' fdr 'experimental
purposes; while the third, which is
be b etW e enethe eoth er [twain,
isibe-
iqg,built,as a great eafeaveith;,walls
cf lead, and every, poe,gkee precau-
tion against burglary. fa this'pa-
ythp willeneree be leeeethan
eeveral hundeed. thousands
lioUnde Wah of racifuni
and there may often beirntteh more.
• Occasionally, we meet, a girl ' who
is So fond of musiie that she never
trice to play the piano. .
•
70,1'9
• s
SandSlehes for the, ,
Season's Opening Soehil.
Fill theni,;,vIth: iltoSe "
'
KING OSCAR,
Got Them From Your CrOoor
Trade szonlied hy
John W. Mottle & Greening, Hamilton
•
AMONG WILD ARABS.
Thrilling Adventure of An English
Evangelist.
A Wiltshire (England) evartgelidt,
•who has just • returned from , the
Holy Lande-after 21 years of pio-
neering work, says that when he
was amongst the Bedouin Arabs,
between Kera,k, and the Jordan, he
was involved hit the terrible massa-
cre which occurred a year age jest
December. At that time he was in
Kerak, which is 100 miles east of
Jerusalem, and the Arabs of the
whole: '• district ranged themselves
against the Turks. n •
A night attack took place, and
800 soldiers were organized to repel
them?, but no fewer than 200 officers,
their Nvi.ve, and children,' were
maameered Cy the wild, Arabs,. who
had been goaded to, a state of mad-
ness by the oppression of the Turks.
Mr. Forder, with his wife and
some Americans, were in the pita -
del, and when this. 'WAS. captured,
after 12 days' siege, they antici-
pated the worst. There were four
ladies andfive gentlemen in thepar-
ty, , and these were the only ones
saved from the maddened besiegers.
The reason for this was that Mr.
Vorder was well known as a "medi-
cine man," more so than as an
evangelist.
Afterwards the small party left
Kerak for safety. They were at-
tacked several -times by nomadic
tribes, and one of these insisted
upon a member of the party going
to their camp. Looking at his wife,
and imagining it would be the last
time he would see her, the evangel-
ist said, "I will go there."
Whilst the Arabs thought he was
sound asleep he overheard a plan
for them to kill him. They intended
to take the party to an -isolated spot
and there shoot them on the follow-
ing day. However, as he knew the
locality he got away and went fur-
ther south.
Fortunately they struck a friend-
ly Arab chieftain who loaned them
20 soldiers as an escort, 'and'after
a strenuous nonestop journey of 17
hours, they arrived in safety at
their destination.
A FOOD.. CONVERT •
• — •
Good Food the True Road to
Health.
Thh pernicious habit some per-
sons still have of relying on uause-
ous drugs to relieve stomach trou-
ble, keeps up the patent medicine
business and helps keep up the
army of •dyspeptics. e
Incligestion-•clyspepsiae-is caused
by. what is put into the stomach in
the way of improper food, the kind
that so taxes the strength of the
digestive organs they are actually
crippled. , ,
When this state is reached, to ro-
to tonica is liking whipping a
tired horee with a big, load. Every
additional effort he maims under
the lash diminishes his power to
move the load.
Try helping the stomach by leav-
ing off heavy, greasy, indigestible
fined and tesi.e on Grape -Nuts -
light, easily digested, full of
strength for nerves and brain, in
every grain 02 ±5. There's no -waste
of time nor energy when Grape -
Nuts is :the food. ,
"I am •arr enthusiastic user of
Grape -Nuts and consider it al ideal
food,". writes a Maine man:
"I had nervous .dyspepsia and
was :all run .clown and .,.my, food
seemed to do me 'but .Iittle .good.
From reacling..an advertisement I
tried Grape -Nuts food. and, .after
a few .weeks!,:ateady..use of it, felt
greatly. improved. .
"Am much stronger, not nerv-
ous now, and ean do more work
without feeling so tired, and arn
better every way,
"I relish :Grape -Nuts best with
cream and use four heaping tea-
spoonfuls as the cereal pert of a
meal. I am sure there are thous
sands of-' perSoliS • • With. stomach
trouble who would be benefited by
using GrpesNuts., Name given by
Gdnatlian Posture ;Coe; •• 'Windsor,
Ont. •Read the little book, "The
Road to Wellville," in pkgs.
"There's a reason.", ,
Ever read the above latter? K ,sew' ane
appears frotn - time 16 •NOW, They are
genuine, tree,. arid full of human Interest.
n 'NO CHANCE, • • • .
"I understand you're. saving your
money nowt"
"Yes."
"That's ' right: - Economy is the
road to wealth. You'll be rich some
day ,if you keep ,en e
"No ehance. I won't be able to
keep•an..•tEra ,just sarviing 1.111-k gt
married.'' •
/ The destruction of• the house fly .
IS a publie duty. Almost evety,
American State Board of Health is
carrying Oh ever:ism:1e against hine.
His filthy origin and.habitk; aittf
• the faet• that his ,boely is -generally
laden with. disease-prodOCill9 ,gortrlso
makes , him one„of„ the gre
matest enee
rams of the' human ram,
If 'the housekeepers of Canada will
1:1
S
FLY' „PA
persietently, this peril -win be tre-
. mendously reduced,
TWO EISR. WITH,,DNE
One, Ilel Swallowed. Aatother With a
•a Hook In -Its •BodY.,•
A singular catch ,of eelis cone-
municated to the Loudon Field by
one of its reader. Special Sympa-
thy is due the . unlucky creature
who,
once hooked and twice .seval-
loweal, had mote than his •slia•re of
misadve-nture. • '
' At Woodlands,• near to Inverea,r-
gill, a lad of twelve years and •my-
self amused ourselves setting side
lines in. a swamp creek, baiting a
small tria•ngle hook with .rabbit-
fleeh tied on with a fine flak fibre.
One evening my little'friend cried
in ex.citernent, "Oh, do come here!
I've got a whopper!" On going, I
found a heavy eol (it subsequently
weighed seven an•d one-quarter
pounds) on the line, and on pulling
it out was astonished at the way in
which I found it secured. The line
was tied to a flax -bush, and thence
Lfouincl.it entered the eel'mouth,
came out again at the gill, , and
again, with hook and. bait, disap-
peared down the ee'ls. gullet., I
carried it as it was up to the home-
stead, and in the presence of, host
and family opened it, and found in-
eide a small eel about twelve to
eighteen inches long, with the hook
and bait in its belly. :
This little chap lied first sWallow-
ed the, hook and bait, nestle' was
swallowed by • the big eel,' then
crawled out through -the gill, and
was a second time ea:alio-Wed by the
big fellow, who, -in the fierce strug-
gle that followed, had drawn the
leap so tight as to pull his head and
neck into a cUrve,• and had actually
torn the gill through for an inch.
On two or three °thee occasions
I have found that a small eel that
lia,s swallowed the bait, and been in
turn swallowed by a big eel, has
crept through .and, hung outside the
gill of his capbore but this is the
first time I have heard of onanbeing
tWiee swallowed.- •"
THE WAY TO WIN. '
About the only way to get things
caming your way ±5 a long- battle
against their going the' other -way.
, No one need fear cholera or any
summer complaint if they have a
bottle of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dy-
sentery Cordial ready for use. It
corrects all looseness of the bowels
promptly a,nci causes a. healthand
natural action. This 15 a medicine
adapted for the young and old,
rich and poor and is rapidly be-
coming the m•ost Popular medicine
for. cholera, dysentery, eM., in the
market.
Of an egg, the albumen eonsti-
tutes fourteen per 'cent. of; the
whole
ainimene Curds dandruff. •
OF COURSE.
' a •gr•eat talker ,he is I Do
You euppose that all 50 .says ie cor-
rect?" ••
"No; that's why• be talks so
Low Colonist Rates to Pacific Coast via
Chicago, and North Western Ry., Sept. 25th
-to Oct. 1.05 from all points in -Canada 'to
Los Angeles,. Ban Francisco,. ;Portaand,
Seattle,Victor,ia,. Vancmtvor, Helena,
Butte. Mitisoula, Kalispell: Poeb,tollo,
Nampa, Salt Lake City, • Ogdon,, grand
Jct., eta Through Tourist sleepers and
free reclining chair ears from Chicago.
Variable routes. Liberal stop -overs. For
information write or call on 33. H. BC11.
nett, genentl'Agebt, 46'Yonge St., Toronto.
Penny postage has heen estab-
lished between Austria, and Egypt.
minaret's Liniment for sale everywhere.
"Well, old .epoit, how do 'you
feel? jeet eaten a boWl'of ox -
bail 'soub' and feer bully." '"I've
just eaten a plate Of hash' and feel
'like everything' ' ''"
Whathe..51 g» :af old or
new growth, It most yield 'te'lloi-
;I6:geYf0,°,N1i..40^l';nslibest :teeo
n
. v.;
•1) ,::
; ciDoeYielin think that, i3Oeeai‘e'
of
•:i.fiffella: learewi ern& sinutieii he.'
.telvist beese, badesompi ,yeeeteep, '
A 'Joliet 'delight, vvith the exquisite
fragrance of 'Irish' roses. It pre-
serves the, most delicate com-
plexion against sea, Wind and
,dust,.And keeps hands and arms
atul, smooth: Splendid fbr
'Sore trig: ' Try. it•L-yoe•
atipl'eralate‘ it. t' o ••oo,
25c. opal dead jare,'at •
T Yawl afkgist's-a •1100.:
reerieemeneeSeeep OnEhtinAtn0‘04.
easeeweemosaimereasazates,
FIXING THE TIME.
The defeneeehacl erased, the pro-
secuting attorney had finished his
'argunielit,' and tJtejudgo, al tether
plunpetel sand, leng-winclecl inagrs-
trate; wee hard -at evork, the Lonibi-
eana, .Iouenal declares, charging the
Suddenly her noticed that one of
• the jurymen had fallen asleep. •The
einaligne-bion 2 hi5 honor \yea boend-
• iPss- , RaeiPing shaliTIY,0i. hi de•ek,
he awakened the „olumberer, who
ee,emed not at all abashed ab being
'thus: napPing. After glaring
at^'hiiii angrily fara fevr`anonsditts,
the judge, in his meet, sareaStie
tone,: said: •
"So nthat's t50 way• you attend to
your duty, ±5 it? You're a finis
specimen to have on a jury. Do you
think your opinion will be of any
yalue.when 1 send you out to deter-
mine.the fate <ff thie prisoner
"Yes, sir," said the juryman,
quietly. "I think so."
"Oh, you do, do you?" shouted
the exasperated judge. "Pray, tell
me, , sire haw long yeti have been
sleeping?"
"Ieelen't knew, your hanor," was
the reply: "Ho* Ica* have You
been talking 7,''
YVols,IDERFUL DISC0VERV
. --
An eminent scientist the other
day, gave hi± opinion that the most
wonderful diecevery,of recent yeah,
was the discovery of Zarn-Buk, Just
think! , M seen , as a single thin
layer of Zam-Buk is applied to a
wound ox„a sore, ,such injury is in-
sured, against blood poison! Not
,one sp,eoies of microbe has been
found that Zain-Buk cloee not kill!
Then agein., As soon as Zam-Buk
ie applied to a sore, or a cut, or to
skin disease, it stops the smarting.
That is why children are such
friencle of Zam-Buk.
Again, As soon as Zam-Buk is
applied to a wound or to a diseased
part, the cells beneath the skin's
surface are so stimulated that new
healthy tissue is quickly formed.
This, forming of fresh healthy tissue
from below is Zam-Buk's secret of
healing. This is why Zam-Buk
cures are permanent.
Only the other day Mr. Marsh,
of 101 Delorimer Ave., Montreal,
called upon the Zam-Buk Co. and
told them that for over twenty-five
years he had been a martyr to ea
zeina. His hands were at one time
Sd• covered with sores that he had
to, sleep, in gloves. Four years ago
Zam-Buk was intreduced to him,
and in a few months it cured him.
To -day ---over three years after his
cure of a disease he had for twenty-
five years -he is still cured.
All druggists eell Zam-13uk at
50e, box, or we will send •frec trial
box if you send this advertisement
and a 1c. stamp (to pay return
postage). Address Zam-Buk Co.,
Toronto.
WHAT IS THE USE?
If a man succeeds by acting on
your advice he feels that he would
have acted as he did without being
advised by you, and if he fails be-
cause he neglected to heed your ad-
vice he ,blamos you for not making
it stronger than you did. So What's
the, use 7
.Feultless in Preparation. -Un-
like any other. stomach regulator,
Parrnelee'e Vegetable Pills are the
result of -long study of vegetable
cempohncls calculated to stimulate
the .steinachic functions a.nd main-
tain them at the normal condition.
Years of use have proved their
faultlesS character a,nd established
their excellent 'reputation. - And
this reputation they have maintain-
ed Lot ,years and will continue to
mainfeln, for, these pills must al -
Ways Stand at the head of the list
of standard preparations,
"Did youego away on a vacation
to forget your troubles?" "Yes,"
replied theameee who does not care
for outdoor life. "Thee° is noth-
ing Shat makes you forget old trou-
bles like going out and picking up a
let of new ones,"
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Dear had a Bleeding Tuinor on
my face for a long time and tried a num-
ber of remedies Without any good results,
I 'wasadvisedto try MINARD'S LANZ.
MENT, and after using several bottles it
Made. o; complete cure, and it healed all
up and disapooared altogether,
, ,DAVID EIENDEIRSON.
13e7leisle Station, Kings 0o., N. 13,, Sept.
• 'iThat dog of yourn •flew at me
this morning,. and bit me on the leg,
and. Iineev notify you that I iatend
to shoot it, the, first time I: see it."
Talur, dog is .not mad." "Mad! I
know he'pnot, ,What's he get
to. be mac! about ? w
,It's o that's
mad!'" •
Inaparities,,of ,the Blood Counter-
acted. -Impurities in the blood
coene fronadefeets in the action of ,
the liver. They are revealed by
pimples and unsightly, bletchee on
the, skin., They must ,lee treated
inweeelly, ,and for this pUrpoec
therfe ,iS no roOre effective compound
to be used than Perrnelee',8 Vege-
tabla Pille. ,They act directly on
the liver ensiles: setting up healthy
,preseesses have a beneficial effect
upon the blood, so that ,inep,uritiee
, .
aye elimmeited,
SOMETHING NEW,.,,
visira co ttld! do something' that
:Wouldoe' beneabsolutely new-est:me-
thing, that: no -Male:had ever done
before," said the sad -faced •million -
"I can tell you how to clo.it0' re-
plied tile philosophers
"How 7 Tell me, ncian,,arieler will
make it:worth-yew. yehile.lia se,
‘,‘Look back over,Ceyeur, „eareee,
-0114•4:^1.4 ingt:lapeenstech yontaartc-
eassee ayetseesclua; tseeyor gicyno.genius
s,
Osseite*resiessviessesis
Take A Scoopful
SideRy Side
,T, alie,"$1:. Lawrence.'
Granulated in on e
sct:oal; tita'n1 At' izti fiYer°'.t h e
eg
Look at "$t. Law-
rence" Siker' —
perfect CiYstars =ita )••‘•
pure, whiteiparkle--,
its' even' 'gfaiti.• • Test it libint by
eel
point, and you will see that
100
Absolutely
Absolutely
Best Sua fp Pure
,
Is one of the choicest sugars ever refined -with a Standard of purity
that feW'Sugars eau boast: Tfy it in yoni
Analysie'iilteiva, "St".5itivMiice Granulated" to be "so oo /zoo to too'fi
Pure Oahe Sew Ilith no impurities whatever" ' '
.every, dealer sells Sti- liawrence Sugar."
ST RENCEat5GA1'tS1EFINERSESLIMIvED- • sunsiiiitie4.
esik
-Onano,, emli: thn AT,V,% 3'
,. the Depiktment of Agrioi:Itare '
'Vet erinary,.f on •.... Apply for Calendar.
A GR
' •College 'Toronto, Canada.
Principal -
t t d
Re,Opers
'OCTOBER
1st, 1912
DOUBLE
BARREL GUNS
For Black Powder
No. 100
fiau
12, 16 df 20 Gauge
BarrelsLondon Twist Steel finish, left Barrel
"Choke Bored" Front elation Locks, piaol grip
• Price $10.00
walnut itock
For sale at your dealer, if he does not carry these
guns, write direct or come and see them at our store.
Accept no substitute, the LION ARMS CO„ brand is the best at
P°PulegrparliOegll0
es 1
a1(English Edition) containing the Hunting
By -Laws free on reque51.
IlLeatax.r.
IVIONTREAL.
911 St-Larevenee livd
TELEGRAPHY
Central Telegraph School, 2 Ger-
rard Sa lf,, Toronta Corrospsnd-
course 1.11 8111,11411g iilulutied to hs
once invited. T. 3. lohnston, Prim
and Station ,Agonts' work in ell
its details aro Me:ailed in tho
85. IL :thaw, President,
1
Anti - Dust
disinfectant sweeping
powder, is a life -pre-
server because it kills
all disease germs.
Floors clean; car-
pets bright; home
fresh and sweet. No
dust while sweeping.
Ask your Dealerfor it.
Illadaren Iniporial Cheese Co,'
Limited
Sole distributors for Ontario
THE SAPHO MFG, CO., Limited
Montreal
Irela,nel has -3,303 Miles' of rail-
ways, of whieh 899 are ,controlledhei
no fewer -than twelve clifferent•e6m-
'Denies. n ••• s• n:' •
:Many mothers,. havee, reason -to
bless •Mother Grave& Worm •Exter-
minator, because it has relieved
:the little ones ef suffering and
made them healthy. .
Canada, is the largest of all Bri-
tish, possessions.
----
Minarers Liniment Cures Slims, Etc,
"This'bettch looks rathea• danger-
s:us," remarked taltee timid bather.
"Don't people get deowned •here
very often V `No, madam," re-
plied the life guard. '''N -o one ever
gets .• drowned heni•e • more than
onee.''
COlt1Sitipata0111sesieaass.
. Is an enemy within, the camp. It will .
. undermine the strongestconstitutiou
and ruin the most vigorous health.
15 leads to indigestion, biliousoeSs,
impure blood, bad complexion, sick
headaches,atld is ode of the most
frequent causes of appendicitis. •To
neglectit is gale suicide. .Dr, Morse's
, Indian Item, Pills ,positively cure .
Cooatipation.,, They are ,ept1rely
vegeta* in cotnPosit!on and do not
qtiOlihtt, Vekken im" gripe. Preserve'
elteffr healthebe taking 1' - - "
aser
e. • ....PI' 10," 48
. ra,,Qpie s
lt
in •n4 in :no
Itati.iags .Ittse0B. Pills
r r
FARMS FOR SALE'.
N. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne St.,
Toronto.
,(1 FEE. roTy , GOOD IMPROVED
Farms in Manitoba, Saskatchewan
and Alberta at right prices on easy terms.
1±1 ittir5 FARMS IN THE 11055 1700115
L . district of Ontario. All sizes at right
prices.
1, YOU WANT TO 331TY OR, 51255 A
.11 Steck, grain ot dairy farm consult ma.
N. W. DAWSON, Toronto.
11. W. DAWSON, Toronto, ..
sees--exemv A011it'S IN 15I008E-
1.1 sox County, soil 'clay 10=1; good
buildings: telephone in house; rural mail
delivery; owner anxious to soil. " The
Western Real Illstate London, • Ont, •
MALE sigte weNratie
YOTT' CAN EASILY EARN. $60 .TO $75
monthly atter attending hero
months. 855 tench 'railway station work
for Canadian 'Ratilvays. Free Book 19 ex'
plains work and .wagcs. Dominion. fiehoql
Railroading, Toronto,
MNSGELLANEOUS.
111- AY AND 1.81585 SCALES, WilSbn's
• Seale Works. 9 Esplanade, Toronto.
• ANCER, TUMORS, LORDS, eta, In.
IL,' 'Lorna1 and extarnel, cured AVithOtit
vain by our home treatment. Writs n#
before too late. Dr. Bellman Medical Co.
Limited,• Collingwood,•On
Pc% 501P3! teRt,1:RODWilson'.S
sz..0,.esh1nde: Toronto
SALARIED...POSITION AWAITS COM -
potent business man who Emu inVest
$1,000 in profitable {Coins inrinufactnring
businnss. IVES.naKer,.501 'Kent Building, To.
mato.
GAr..,5 215085105,acinwny AND ntrn-
der Stoops, Kidney trouble, Gravel,
Lumbago and kindred ailments PositivelY
eared with the now Carman Remedy,
"Satrol." price $1.10. Another now remedy
for Diabetes -Mellitus, and sure mire, Is
"Salmi's Anti -Diabetes." Price 52.00 frons
droggirda or direct. The Sitnol ,Manufac-
turing Company of Canada, Limited,
WhnliPeg,' Man.
FEATHER DYEING
Cleaning ant Curling and Int Gloves cleaned.
These can be sent by posb, 10 Per ea.
• The boat place is
BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO.
x.
GI- Xte.'
• ' cirtipso.rp
ggibiat,)1.3ca.fa
Pi-otesot Prenaerya; ---13e)hutifr
Samples awl Bboklets on Arplio'atfon
JAMES LANGMUIR'
18751 Hathuret Street ,r0k9wpc)
00,0„06,
1L0 Ain/ infLTIlififEb
-- 9Voto0 Ert r„
W. ORAVVPORO GOP fr"•"Art'
Otl'
„ea, .LiA sae
{ I •I' tr Orrr
eEgypt haaPil,41geatiles •iPf ^State
railways.ie31 e • qe '11‘ iF