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- (filial cm 8‘. it The Most Economical 1’ High Grade Oil Ever Sold in Canada. FOR SALE 13v , DEALERS EVERYWHERE. S CONVINCING EVIDENCE. I'was a niarvci to the family. one day. “Yes, sir,” said Tommy. “Lots of times.” I ’2 “How do you know when that time ' comes?” sure.” l â€". SERIOUS CONSEQUENC ES WERE AVERTED A'l‘ KINGSTON BY Blood poison might have proved seri- 0115 in the case of Mr. Thos. Foster (I Kingston, had it not been for Zam-Buk. " ’Mr. Foster says:â€" . “Last. fall I had a nasty sore on my loot caused by the irritation from a pro- :jccting eyelet in my shoe. Before I was aware of it the colored sock I wore ihad poisoned the flesh and I suffered much in consequence. I tried a good tmany salves and ointments yet there -.was no improvement until I began with tZamâ€"Buk. This ointment .drew out all itho inflammation and poisonous mat- jter and healed the sore in several days after applying.” 5 All skin diseases quickly yield to glam-Butt". 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The spread they put up on your wed- ding-day was fit for a prince! It must “Don’t you have considerable how have, Cost $250 if it, cost a penny!” his in keeping your wife dressed in the height oi fashion?” “Not. at all. The P(-I'Cy_ “Ah, I suppose you got the figures in confidencc?” “No,” said and 511011 COm' x'rzannna-inâ€"law has just had the bill plaints while teething and as this period sent in to me, _ That's how 1 know." ~â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" of their lives is the most critical, mo- thers should not be without 0 bottle of Dr. J. D. Kellogg’s Dyscntcry Cor- Seven-ycar-old Tommy had so great dial, on capacity for buckwheat. cakes that he such complaints and is highly spoken oi by those who have used it. The 2 “mch .VOU 0"01‘ in your me had 0‘1 proprietors claim it. will cure any case 1Y0“ 001134 CM?" asm‘d his grandfather of cholera or summer complaint. Launches, Gas Engines, etc. i “Why! I Cat and eat 1mm 1 £091 ’1 corns. Then do not delay in getting a i-pain, and then I eat one more to make mum of Honoway's Com Cum 1t j'p- moves all kinds of corns without pain. Failure with it is unknown. ZAM-BUK. H râ€" l__________________.__â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" A NE\V IGNITION BATTERY. Owing to the constantly increasing verity of the gin a battery especiallp for this class the ‘~ i." 52 I": L ’5}. of work. The Columbia lgnitor "lied very rims of his ears lost color. WHITE Gives Perfect reubie would come ii I didn’t!” Nearly all infants are more or less abject to diarrhoea This medicine is a specific tor Good fortune nearly always finds a nun in a respective mood. You cannot be happy while you have TIIE MAN W'IIO FAILED. failed to pass in school, he failed To hold a job in later days; til: failed to win the girl he loved, lle failed to gain a word of praise; He failed to show that he possessed Such brains as they must have who think; But he never failed to answer yes When he was asked to have a drink. The lady would insist on entering the church at a fashionable wedding. ; "Friend of the bride of the bridegroom?" ' asked the usher. “Neither,” she said, with pride. “Im the {inancy oi the or- gunâ€"bower." .. j 2" Collector (exhibiting his curios)â€"â€"“I’d7 give you this figure, only it’s so ueg I hardly like to.” Young I.adyâ€"â€"“l’d live to have it. It would always re- mind me of you.” l’I‘CIl. Mange, Prairie Scratches and every Iorm of contagious Itch on human or animals cured In 30 minutes by Wot. lord’s Sanitary Lotion. It never toils. Sold by all druggists. 'l’l ,ttn‘r'a- up" ‘ v. .-.-~I;i‘ lie was a young man, and as he ignition problem, the stood on the steps of the stucco villa reading an open letter he turned pate. l-le commenced to do so at the lips, and pallor slowly “Hallo, Percy!” said an acquaintance. But an unintelligible grunt was the “At. any rate, old chap, let me con- “It cost $300â€"an even $3001” 'said THE AVI‘ERMATII. extended until the Percy dully; “darling “I want something for my husband that will surprise himâ€"that will take An aucnlpl‘ prove an is a 1”“. breath Invav.” “Fourth {1001‘ to the ease oi self-denial. . onderful Act on the Motto, Kendall‘s Spavln Cure. Be sure you get KENDALL'S. _ United Statesâ€"nave used it and rovcd 1t. " I have been using Kendall's Spnvin Cure for the last 20 years, - and dways find It Info Ind sure." IN UPRGHT PIANOS. The Horseman’s Friend â€"-â€"Sale and Sure. ‘ If you have a lame horse, get Kendall's Spuvin Cure. If you have a horse that you can't work on account of n Sprain, Strmu or Bruise, get Kendall’s Spavin Cure. If you have a horse, that cycu the veterinary can't cure of Spavinâ€"or any Soft Buncpcs or Swellingsâ€"gct , RAVELBRS' user. 2.3.1.. Dec. 15. c5." ‘ ~' 1%,: u 5 HUBERT P. MCNEIIJw $1. a bottleâ€"6 for 85. Write for a :0 y of our great book "Trentiso On ’1‘ c _ Horse." It‘s a mine of information for farmch and horsemen, who want to keep their stock in prime condition. _ Mailed free. 25 DR. 8. J. KENDALL (30., Enosnuuo FALLS, - Vznmonr, U.8.A. argains “Do It Now” Thostct‘em‘ent is plain and bold, because absolutely correct, that here we offer bargains in fine welt-made, good condition upright; dianos that: cannot: be matched anywhere else. MASON & RISGHâ€"Upright Piano. with 7 octaves, hand- carved panels in top door with nicely turned trusses, a. very nice piano in first-class condition, having been thoroughly overhauled in our factory, fully guaranteed. Regular price $375.00, special at, $225.00 KILGOUR -â€" Cabinet. Grand, 3 panels in top door. swing music rack. full scale, rosewood case. This piano is in A 1 condition and Is an instrument that. will give every possible satisfaction, and is particularly good value at. $229.00 , STANDARD â€"-Torouto, full size Cabinet Grand, in wal- nut case. Boston fall, beautifully decorated top door, 71-3 vctavves 3 pedals, practically as good as new and thor- oughly guaranteed. This is an elegant instrument. and one that will give every possible satisfaction. Regular price $375.00, special at 8231.00 PRINCE â€" Beautiful walnut case. with full-length music rack. nicely decora‘aed top door, with 7 1-3 octaves, Boston fall, 3 pedals, thoroughly overhauled and in firsfwclass condition, fully guaranteed, special at $235.00 MENDELSSOHN. Torontoâ€"Beautiful upright. walnut case, with full-length music rack. nicely decorated top door, handsome trusses and pilasters. 3 pedals, elegant. piano door, handsome trusses and pilasters, 3 pedals; an ele- gant. piano, and while advertised as second-hand is practically new, being only slightly shop-worn. Regu- lar price $375.00, special at $248.00 UXBRIDGE â€"- Upright Cabinet. Grand, beautiful mahog- any case, with Boston fall, handsomely carved music rock, three panels, 7 1-3 octaves, 3 pedals. One of their best instruments. in first-class condition, thoroughly overhauled and fully guaranteed. Special at ......$2-‘.5.00 GOURLAY -- Upright. Cabinet Grand, with 7 1â€"3 octaves, Boston (all, nicely decorated top door. used about. one year, In first-class condition. and special at. ......S265.00 WORMWITH & (KLâ€"Cabinet. Grand, 7 1-3 octaves, 3 pc- dals, including orchestral attachment, susceptible to banjo. mandolin and harp effects, nicely decorated top door, in elegant. condition, practically brand new, five- year guarantee. Special at, $267.00 NEWGOMBE l: CO.-â€"â€"Parlor Grand Piano, In elegant, con- lition and a piano that. will give every satisfaction, 71-3 octaves. very suitable for a, musician or concert hall. Thoroughly guaranteed. Regular price $800.00, special at . .. .. . - $450.00 srslnwitv"£ hungover:'a';ta.i'tsiiaa;';.tah beau- tiful rosewood case. handsomely carved logs and lyre, Two generationsâ€"throughout Canada and the 3R“ , - If a man tells his wife he misses her when she is away, she thinks he lies; it he doesn’t tell her that, she thinks he is right. for choker collars ” ‘Il'lC‘illl and hardâ€"hearted. and while advertised as second-hand is practically new, being only slightly shonworn. Fully guaranteed. Recu- Inr price $350.00. snecinl at. 3239.00 MENDELSSOHN. Torontoâ€"Beautiful upright mahogany case. with full-length music rack, nicely decorated top' EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT. Pianos under $250.00â€"â€"$10.00 cash and $6.00 per month. Grand pianos, $25.00 cash and $10.00 per month. Quar- terly or half-yearly payments can be arranged if desired. If special terms are. required wire your selection, at our expense, and the piano will be held until arrangements can be made. by letter. A handsome stool accom- panies each instrument. Freight prepaid to any point, in Ontario. and reasonable arrangements to other points. YE OLDE FIRME OF Hein‘tzmaa 3:. 80., ll5-l17 King St, West, Toronto, Canada. overstrung scale, etc. The make of this piano is in it- self a. guarantee that. the article is first/class. Has been thoroughly overhauled, and is in A 1 condition, fully guaranteed. Regular price $1,200, special at. $500.00 | t l t i . ‘ 2 . \Vcnk and blckly Peo le env those in robust .. - . ~ ‘ ' health. 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