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._i . a»... -7. «m...» Sufferers from Fit-s, E lcpsv, St. Visus' Dance, Nervous I‘roubles or Falling Sickness should write the LEEBlG (30., 179 King‘_strcet.Toronto fora. trial bottle of their Fit Cure an Treatise Enclose 10c for postage apd packing. l'JXg'L-Ju'm‘.“ 3.: ~. ’8 One packet has actually , killed a bushel offiiea. 93115.1 «mourn-:1Plum-guru“ 1 -'â€"- 8014) BY .â€" DRUGGISTS, GROCERS AND GENERAL STORES 10¢. per packet, or 8 packets for 25¢. '1: will last a whole season. '7 'u -,... and. ... . unanimous»; eyeing lâ€" 0ieanlng§ ‘ For the nu hastened your work to the “ BRITISH AMERIBAN DYEINB GB.” book (or null. In your town. or and tuna. genteel-,Teronto. Ottawa, gnom- Three to Ten Dollars Per Day You can :make Three to Ten dollars per day in the. mail order business. Costs one dollar to learn. Particuiars free. ‘ CENTRAL MAIL ORDER (30., 433 Brisbane Bldg., Buffalo, N. if. If g Every I Know how much money he could save by using a. Fairbanks-Morse Jack-ofâ€"all-Trades Gasoline En- gine to saw wood. pinup water, grind food, 650., we would not be able to supply the demand. Cut this ad. out; and send to us to-day, and we will send you our free catalogue. Name ___._____ _.___._._ _. Address The Canadian Fairbanks 00., Limited, Toronto, (in! Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver. ‘ HIS MASTER’S VOICE ‘- VIGTBR-BERHNER GRAMB PHONES All prices and styles from $12.50 to $2.40. Write for free caialoguo. Dept, D. TORONTO GRAI‘IO PHONE COMPANY 264 V0 ng'c Street, Toronto. Agents wanted in every town. DOCTORS BIG FEES. Rich Patients Pay 'I‘hcm Enormous Sums for Their Services. After the death of Marshall Field, the Chicago Merchant prince, Dr. Frank Bil- lings was paid $25,000 for services. Dr. Adolph Lorenz, of Vienna, received a few years ago 830,000 for setting the hip of little Lolita Armour, of Chicago, and in‘ consequence of further attentions his total fees an'iountrd to $78,000 before he was through with the case. When the present King Edward of England, then Prince of Wales, was sick several years ago Dr. William Jcnncr pulled him through after a month’s at- tendance, receiving $50,000 for the same. Dr. Sir Morcll Mackenzie, who attend- ed the father of the present Emperor of Germany in his last. illness, presented a bill for $100,000 for his services, and this was paid without a murmur. For vaccinating the Empress Catherine I. at St. l‘clcrshurg Dr. Thon'ias Dims- dalc received $00,000 and an annual pen- sion of $2,500 for life. Philadelphia physicians extract large! fees from some of their patients. A few years ago Dr. William Pepper chargch Robert Simpson $1.500 for an examina- l mafni Wm hmmnm 19 bejm‘S’SiDQ “P the road, spied the inscription, and, rushing up to the colonial, cnlhusiasti- cally kissed him on both checks. tion lasting only about a minute. Dr. S. Weir Mitchell, of the same city, once l cadachc will euro itâ€"curc it almost immediately. ii -g i is led to the after by the woman of his choice. are. get a bottle of llololway's Corn Cure. It has never been known to fail, came across an old “sundowncr” sitting in front. of his cabin, over the door of which was Very lcgibly painted, “lot on parle franc-ails." received as high as $6000 from one pot- ient for only a few visits. A bill of $190,000 was sent by Dr. Wal- tcr C. Browning, of Philadelphia, to the estate of Senator C. L. Magce at Pitts- burg, and in the settling up of this estate it was brought out in evidence that Sen- ator Magcc once had declared his inton- tion of giving Dr. Browning a fee of $1,- 000.000. For 100 days’ attendance upon the late William L. Honey, a millionaire cork manufacturer in Philadelphia, Dr. Sam- _______l.1a , \VIIISTLING PIGEUNS. The queer Chinese change pigeons in- to song birds by fastrnzng whistles to their b‘ieusts. The wind of. their flight then causes a weird and 1)Iillllll\’€1llllSlC that is se'dom silenced in the pigeon taunted cities of Pekin and Canton. The 'l‘iclgians. great pigeon flycrs. fasten whistles beneath the wings of valuable racing cariicrs, claiming that th) shrill noise. is a sure protection against. hawks and other birds of prey, As a similar protection, reeds. emitting an .odd wail- ing sound, are fixed to the tail feathers of the despotch bearing pigeons of the German army. .â€"_â€"_ A man doesn’t think any the less of a woman because her bram pow-er IS limited. People who think they are in the earthly saint class will lye awfully lone- some if they ever get to heaven. A woman reaches the age of discre- tion when she begins to forget her birthdays. An End to Bilious l-leadachc.â€"â€"Bilious- A ncss, which is caused by excessive bile in the stomach, has a marked effect upâ€" on the nerves, and often n'ianif-csts it- self by severe headache. This is the most distressing headache one can have. ’l'h-crc are headaches from-cold, from fever, and from other causes, but the most excruciating of all is the bilious l”a.r.melec’s Vegetable Pills It will disappear as soon as the Pills operate. There is nothing surcr in the treatment of bilious headache. MGHT DO Barron. “You have spurned me," he cried, bit tcrly. “I will go into the busy world. I will fight and win. My name shall be known. and my riches enviedâ€"4’ * “\Vhen you have done all that,” she interrupted, “try me again.” They are not Violent in Action.â€" Sonie persons, when they wish to cleanse the stomach, resort to Epsom and other ptirgaliv-c salts. These are- s-pccdy in their action, but serve no. per- manent. good. Their use produces in- cipient chills, and if persist-ed in they injure the stomach. Nor do they act upon the intestines in a beneficial way. Parmelce’s Vegetable Pills answer all purposes in this respect, and have no superior. ' .â€"__.~. [-118 REASON. I-Icâ€"â€"“'l‘hey say that. people who marry soon gnow to look alike.” Skewâ€"WHICH you must consider my refusal as final." A Great Combination, “Perrovim " the beat tonic is. It should be taken by all invalids, by all who are run down or out of sorts. It builds up, gIVes new life. SOMEBODY’S. Algernonâ€"You must not think, dear- c-sl, that because you are rich and I am poor. I am trying to marry you on ac- CL‘III’II: of your money.” Genevieveâ€"Whose are you .after,_thcn, .p-a’s? When going away from home, or at any change of habitat, ho is a wise mom who numbers among his belongings a bcttle of Dr. J. D. Kellogg’s Dysentcry Cordial. Change of food and water in some strange place'where there are no doctors may bring on .an attack of dv- sentcry. lie then has a standard rem- cdy at hand with which to cope with the disorder, and forcarmcd he can sue- ctcssfully fight the ailment and subdue 1 . A man seldom realizes what it is to he d‘sappotntcd in love until after he ~.â€"â€".._ Are you a sufferer with eorns? If you IlADl It. was in Tasmania that a traveller A tattered, dejected-looking Franch- "'El‘£‘. what-’1' yer up to?” demanded “ti T_ Barnes rendered a hill of $33,000 which have been generally dsregarded, one. It has no equal in the treatment of lumbogo, rheumatism, and all bodily pains. %‘ on the subject of germs,” ron’iarkcd a lady to her neighbor; “she sterilizcs or filtrrs everything in the house.” “How docs she got along with her family?’ “Well. I can assure you that even her relations are strained !” on most subjects, but there is only One opinion as to the reliability of Mother Graves Worm Exterminator. It is safe, sure and effectual. by proposed to her last night.” Viola__ “i don’t. think I know him. Is be well off?” .Tudyâ€"“Ile certainly is. She re- fused him.” ‘ Weaver’s Comte to friends who hays written to tell of the Cerate's good word meaning scrofulous homers, scald head and other skin diseases. lZ-cvo this meat came off a horse." Sir?” I found a bit in my mouth!” i. i l lthe sundowncr gruffly; “don’t do that . ag’n.” I “But you vas a countrccman of mine,” exclaimed the delighted Frenchman, with a smile of pleasure. “Certainly not!" retorth the colonial. “But. you put ‘Ici on parle francais' over zc door,” said the Frenchman pointing to the inscription. ‘ ' “Well, what do you call it?” asked the surdowner in mild sniprisc. ‘Why, it means ‘Frcnch is spoken here.” “Well. I’m blowod!” exclaimed the Tasmanian in deep disgust. “A painter chap came along here the other day, and put up that for me. He said it was Latin for ‘ch bless my happy home.‘ “ Clieng Tobacco black n ’ 1:»=.'-:.'2.-.2~ 2269 \vf‘. 6 big plug. “a 3-. u. . . . «neat. “MERRY \\'IDO\V” IN MILAN. Monster Hats Set the Olympia Audience in Uproar. The vexed question of 'ladics’ hats in the stalls of theatres has been solved in llome and other Italian centres by special prohibition of the Prefecture. The Prefect. of Milan, however, has dc- " Cline-J to interfere, so that the manage- ments have had to content themselves with posting up appeals to lady patrons, g. ..I . fie: ‘lK'an.’ 1;"; Children Like It. Children Thrive On It. Children Grow On It. Shredded Wheat regulates the system and keeps the stomach sweet and clean. Try it. Sold by all grocers. except at the Scale Opera House and , three other first-class theatres. At the Olympia Comedy Theatre â€"â€" a n‘iuch-frcquented middle class resort . whore lively scenes of protest have of- ten occurred of lateâ€"~01ch has again been an angry dcnionstralinn. (heaps of women wearing monster “picture” hats occupied the front seats. wholly blocking the View of those in their rear. The majority of Ih‘..SC‘ women 013- ‘ slinatcly refused to comply with the re- quest of the staff that they would rc- move their headwear. Municipal Guards also intervened, but as they had no 4111- , ? thority to back their pcrsuasions mat- icrs reached a deadlock. ' The vast audience meanwhile drown- ed the voices of the players every time they attempted to begin. The demon- stration was kept up for an hour and a half, with free fights interspersed un- til the last of the offending women had either removed her but, had it whisked oil for her, or had prudently withdrawn. When the play finally began it was 10.30 o'clock. The lumen“ Italian comedian, V’rginio Tam, annoulnced that the ._I')1.cfeéb'had LYMAN BROS. & (10., Toronto and Montreal; LYMAN KNOX & pro‘niscd to intervene in the contro_ CLARKSON, TOI‘OI’IIO; NATIONAL 00., London. V0135“ ' “w .'...»' . -~ '-v:-\ v demos: 3.. .-:.'.L£!vr. «arrruwu. ~. ~.-7--~, , v, - .. u. , ~-. . - z, . -» v For lieuraigia, Headache, Rheumatism, Pain, Etc. 50 CENTS. ALL DRUGGISTS, OR The Parigo Company, Toronto WHOLESALE a," . urn...“ ; 'I'... . fl . A. .l- PATTISON 6: (30., Have you made a start collecting bot- toms of ORANGE MEAT packages? The . 33 Scott St., TORONTO. Phone Main 1311 INVESTMENT BONDS. ORANGE MEAT people are offering FIFTY-TWO DOLLARS a year FOR Stocks bought and sold on all exchanges for cash or margin. LIFE, besides several other large cash prizes, to winners in their competition. if you wish to compete send in your name and address to ORANGE MEAT, Kingston, at once. They will forward full particulars and enter your name on the list of competitors. Commence saving the bottoms of pack- ages and write for particulars TO-DAY. ORANGE MEAT is made of the whole iv-ueassec-w-a-r wheat, thoroughly steam-cooked, ad- ‘ ding Malt, Sugar and Salt, lihcn flaked and toasted. ' . Cobalt orders executed for cash. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. geisha '90.. ~ ‘nnor pins as INTENDING TO LOCATE IN TORONTO WILL FIND Ideal Manufacturing Premises no TRUTH BUILDING ‘ Flats 2,000 to 10.000 Square Feet Each LOWEST RENTALS, INCLUDING steam Power, heat, Eiectrie tight Fire Sprinkler System, Lowest Insurance. Most Central Location. Four Large Freight Elevators. S. Front Wilson to Stills, 73-81 Adelaide St, West ac“- -â€"â€"- I-IU.\'IA.\’E. A woman may be too humane To wear 1a bird on her hat, And of Course our praises she deserves For tenderness like that, But stop a minute and reflectâ€" She may be cruel still; Think of the husband, who, although It’s birdies-s, gets the bill. It» is an Elixir of Lifeâ€"Since forgotten time, men have been seeking for the Elixir of Life, which tradition says once existed. Dr. Thomas’ Eclcctric Oil is an Elixir, before which pain cannot live. It. is made up of six essential oils, carefully blended so that their curative properties are concentrated in an;qu ~ lee-asses: 4:: ;~.- .‘mo‘.1W:sseirzsns:i€'v -' .9. 9’ 5.” ,4. 3, . 12: Ir: . 3‘: Til.» . . . 5'. "k f:- 3-: y. a." ir- .fl‘. "Our friend Mrs. Hines has gone crazy Why use the hard-worked horse to ride. to town for the mail or few groceries, when the chore boy would like nothing better than. to cycle? GIVE THE HORSE A RESTâ€"HE NEEDS IT GIVE THE EOY A WHEELâ€"HE WANTS IT Have you ever considered how much time and horse flesh you could I save by usmg a. Cushion Frame Bicycle? There can be a difference of opinion Todyâ€"“Jcnnie tells me young Wood- Many Thanks are due from the proprietors of AWFUL. Facctious Custamerâ€"“Waiter,I bc- Waiterâ€"“What makes you think so, F. C.â€"â€"“Bccauso when I was eating it It’s the Cushion Frame that Absorbs the Shock, Not the Ride:- Considcr these peerless modelszâ€"Maissoy Silver Ribbon, Cleveland, Per- fect and Brantford made in Hygienic and rigid frames. BUILT BY THE CANADA G‘IGLE & MOTOR 00.; Limited. WEST TORONTO, CANADA MAKERS OF THE WORLD’S BEST BIOYOLES. WRITE FOR OATALOGUE NO. 7 It commonly happens that. the more (a. man gets into hs hands the less he ' can get into his heart. A LIMITED LUXURY. HUSBAND AND \VIFE. Two lrishmcn were discussing the Wife now put; on her shortslceve waist, phenomenon of sleep. Said one, “Oi “if: egowcsl 81"? 111 “Owl? d _. .. , - {., in in y car,aas,wem heat as w an w thin poo hiy .ods calls Out at “be elbows, 100. it ‘bald natures h&.I‘-1'«.‘.$Ill/c01’i)l'.’ ." Wig,” assented the other; “shlape's a A girl’s idea of a glad hand is one with grand luxury. It’s a pity a man can’t ‘1 5011131”? on W _ _ lciipo awake long' enough to inj’y it. " " ' ' ‘ ‘ " list whin he’s thinkin’ phat a foinc Ion!T shnoozc he’ll be hovin, begoriia, it’gi A' R" BIGKERSTAFF 8‘ 00" marnin‘ l” . Stocks, Bonds and Debentures. Amuletâ€"“Now, Charlies you must be cobalt and all Mining and on stocks of a very good boy. You have a. nice new canadn and United states. brother. Al‘enjl‘ you pleased?" Eight" Orders executed with promptness. Corros- - yearâ€"old Charlieâ€"“Oh, I (IOIIL Iillt‘iw. pondence aohctted. ' ‘ ' It‘s always the way; just as I'm getting 821 to 621 Traders Bank alluding. Toronto, Onta ISSUE NO. 27-408. , on in the world, competition begin-s.’ Phone Madam. . .u -.. N. â€",.. v'.v.~. P (1‘ ..._ ,.. .. m. a. .. w-.. “mug”. v.4... ... .......-.....,,_.. 7 . ._ . .. , .,,_,,,,.. . .. H A ‘ M". . ' A" V V ,w _ _L:â€", 3,.“ ‘ I“ "-‘l ’1‘ 3 .r » , -< ~ ' I . _. “mum--.” . L... _ .. ..... m. .._ “LLâ€"m... ,-...._....._Ms-.«m.k.. ‘mma‘dmyuAfl-I-Vâ€"Hfl‘VWEHI-(I mt: Ia .mq'a «I. - L .2. . .I w “M. 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