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l I l l l l l l ....,.i a. ., Only those who suffer from i, pilescan know the agony, the _ burning, throbbing, shooting, '= stabbing pains wliichthis ailment causes , and the way it wrecks the suflerer’s life i ; Zam-Buk is blessed by thousands , who used to sull'cr from piles, but whom it has cured. One such grateful person is Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor of Greenwood ' . Avenue, Toronto. She says: “ For g i four long years I suffered acutely from 5 bleedingpilcs. During thattimeIspent '. an immense amount of money on - ‘remedics’ and doctor’s prescriptions , but I got no case. Zani-Buk was diner- ’ out to everything else 1 1nd tried and i i it cured me. 1am grateful for the cure, ~. and as I have never had piles once since, i f I know the cure is permanent.” . . .f Another thankful woman is Mrs. A. f 5. E. Girdiner, of Catelinn, Trinity Bay. 2 1 She says: “In my case Zain-Buk efl'ec- i z, ted a wonderful cure. l-‘or ‘12 years I j 'j had been troubled with blind, bleeding I and protruding piles. I had been using Lj \arious kinds of ointments, etc., but l i never come across anything to do me 1 3 good until I tried Zam-Buk which cured r mel hot this may be the means of l ' helping some sufferers from piles to try I .3 Zam-Buk is the wish of one who has l lound great relief.” Zam-Bnk ls a purely herbal balm and 3 should. be in every home! Cures cuts, : burns, bruises, eczema, ulcers, blood- :' poisonino‘. itch, cold-sores. chap )cd hands l, and all ( iscases and ii juries C the skin, 3 etc. All drugaists and stores at50c box, 3 or from Zam-Buk 00., Toronto, for price. STRANGERS HELP TO QUENCII THE FLAMES. ___. Travellers Come Upon a Burning Bridge and Find Strange Sights. Following the main road we found it only thirty miles northâ€" west, to the Fu city of Yuencheo, but several passes had to be climb- ed, the days were not, and in spite of the 1,000 or more feet of altitude we were nearly roasted, entirely tired out and looking for a couple of days of rest with fellow foreignâ€" ers. Little did we dream of getting the most ‘unusual fire experience that we did, says a correspondent of the Shanghai Mercury. It was a Saturday morning and the first Slay of the Chinese fifth month or ‘nioon," when everybody must have out a lighted candle and inâ€" cense. for some one, no one knows who if you ask them. It is “anci- ent custom” and that settles it. We had just crossed the long fourâ€" teen span bridge which connects the City With its busy western suburb, called Kiangsi Street, and had noâ€" ticed blazing candles, one or more in front of each of the 108 shops .or booths lining the bridge on both I sides. The bridge and booths seemed to be all of wood, and it was remarked that this looked somewhat danger- ous. However, a nice inn was found at the end of the bridge which had a back veranda facing the river and giving a good view of the bridge. As usual with sights seemingly worth it, we took a SNAPSHOT OF THE BRIDGE, put the camera back in the box, were soon more presentable for city life and found our way to the hospitable mission compound in the middle of the city. As usual 3. official helping to quell the fire, and that with only about twenty soldi- ers, the writer hurried to them, snapped two more pictures of the bridge burning, sent the goods and hands of the six or seven foreign- ers here. These were all of the Ger- man branch of the C. I. M., and ' we were just enjoying breakfast and telling and receiving all the news when the fire trumpets were sounded. Soldiers ’ were parading the streets and warning the people that a fire was on, and that they should be watchful. This is doubly neces- sary here, as so much wood is used in construction, being the cheapest ina‘..crial at hand, and fires get fear- ful headway and burn out very rap- idly. The miosiouarics, having a lpunip and hose for self-protection, sometimes go to big tires, where they can be of help. In this case breakfast was for- :. l {gotten by every one, the Pump and hose got ready, and by this time some one said it was the bridge that was on fire. This being near the personal effects of the writer, and .(-f special interest now, a 11111 ried lvisit was made, in the wake of the “Gospel Hall Fire Department,” and sure enough, there was the - lgieat crowded bridge a mass of flames in the centre, where the candles had been thickets, in front 0c the idol, and there seemed no (‘1 the bridge itself. THE PUMP AND HOSE were soon go to work, and did splendid work for their size, but there were three men to manage that, and the writer seemed to be of no use. Hearing that the Hsien Mandarin who should come to such fires and supersiso some effective measures was absent on business in the country, and that the two other pumps native owned) in the city were not coming, and also not- ing that there was but one small ' ‘hope of saving the 100 odd shops l the coolies into the city and himself appeared on the scene in straw san- dals, short clothes, and with a large wet towel wound around the head, held in place by the useful queue. A great fire brigade we all were, not an axe, saw or hardly a pail among us all! A raid was again made on my friend the .innkeeper, and down in the basement a two foot coal poker was found, while next door we com- mandeered a small pail from an cld lady. The poker was not much for power and the pail was small and lonesome, but a. big noise was made on the light woodwork of the four booths (two on each side) we were trying to get out, and the tiles flow as well. The pump and poker inspired the soldiers, and the fire was stopped at the east end of the bridge, to the good wetting of the flooring by the G. F. D. “'1‘ Where can I get some of Hello- way’s Corn Cure? I was entirely cured of my corns by this remeuy and I wish some more of it for my friends. So writes Mr. J. W. Brown, Chicago. Just after sunrise is said to be the coldest period of t-.e day, owâ€" ing to the evaporation of a cold moiâ€" sture from the earth under the sun’s first rays. The Japs Dld It. They supnllqd the Mont. found in “The D 8.5 L” Menthol Plaster, whildi ' relieves instantly backache, headache, neuralgia rheumatism and sciatica. ' Merchantâ€"“He was an excellent bookâ€"keeper. He kept our books for many years in an exemplary way. I should have kept him at it,” Friendâ€"“What did you do i” lilorchantâ€"“I made him cashier.” Friendâ€"“How did he do in his new position '1” Merchantâ€"‘ ‘Exccllent- 1y. He kept the cash.” The cheapest tea to use is not the lowest priced. You can buy tea a few cents a pound cheaper that will make a drink, but if you want an absolutely pure, healthful, cleanly prepared tea use “Salada.” It is infinitely more delicious and decidedly more economical than other teas, because it goes farther. SMART. Slick (to Blossom)â€"“Is this Mr. Bloomer’s office 2” Blossoniâ€"â€"“No. His office is on the other side of the passage.” Slick (leaving the door open as Ilie walks out)â€"â€"-“Thank you, sir.” warm welcome was found at the] Blossom__“Heyg Come back and Cheering Tobacco The big black plug. 2 2 6 9 sip-)l‘lflmi'x’fifi’i‘i ‘ 7i .. :1: 1'5, -.'. ., ;- E. 31,3333.- maesirr'ivaifiryfiifi close that door! Haven’t you any doors in your house 2” Slickâ€"“Yes, sir; but they all have springs on ’cm. Allow me to show you, sir, my patent double- backâ€"actioi;-door-spring. It closes the door without a bang, and will last a lifetime.” The lonliest people in Europe live in the cxtrcme north of Sweden, 100 miles from a railwayand a day’s journey from their nearest neigh- bor. - The shelves of the British Muse- um arc estimated to contain thirty- nine miles of books. ncfit of her suffering sisters. raw ins. CLARK nun nun AFTE, YEARS OF SUFFERING DODD’S KIDNEY PILLS CURED HER. ___.... Pleasant Point Matron Tells IIcr Suffering Sisters How to be Free From the Terrible Pains that , Make Life a Burden. Pleasant Point, Ont., Nov. 16- (Special).â€"That most cf the ills that the suffering women of Canada have to bear are due to disordered Kidneys, and that the natural cure for thelll is Dodd’s Kidney Pills, is once more shown in the case of Mrs. Merril C. Clarke, a well-known reâ€" sident of this place and a promâ€" inent member of the Salvation Army. Mrs. Clarke is always ready to give her experience for the beâ€" “My sickness commenced twenty years ago with the change of life,” says Mrs. Clarke. “My health was in a bad state. Water would run from my head which would make me faint. When I came out of the fainting spells I took fits. I was bloated till I- was clumsy. The pain I suffered was awful. It would go if my feet and then to my head. Many doctors attended me, and I tried many medicines, but nothing gave me relief till I used Dodd’s Kidney Pills. The first box stopped the fits and seven boxes cured me completely.” Every suffering woman should use Dodd’s Kidney Pills. They make strong, healthy kidneys, and the woman who has good. Kidneys is safeguarded against those terrible pains that make miserable the lives of so many women. â€"% BRUDDAH BEN’S PHILOSOPHY “Wimniin folks am queer institu- tions,” said Bruddah Ben. “In what way i” asked Bruddah Hickey. “Why, during yo’ courtin’ days dey am always ready to fall on yo’ neck, an’ aftah dc wedding cere- mony dey am always ready to fall on yo’ pocketâ€"book.” How to Cleanse the System. â€" Parmclcc’s Vegetable Pills are the result of scientific study of the ef- fects of extracts of certain roots land herbs upon the digestive or~ gans. Their use has demonstarted in many instances that they regu- late the action of the liver and the kidneys, purify the blood, and car- Jy off all morbid accumulations fi om the system. They are easy to take, and their action is mild and beneficial. ' If the appetite of a man were as great in proportion to his size as is a sparrow’s, he would eat a whole sheep at one sitting. "A Ll‘tlo Cc‘tl, You Know," will become a great dancer if it no all iwcd to reach_down the throat 'tn the lungs. Nip the peril m the bud 'with lAllen’s Lung Balsam, a sure remedy containing I no opiates. Brushes made of Such thin glass fibre that they are like spun silk are used by artists when decorating lchina. A cough is often the forerunner of serious pulmonary afflictions, yet there is a simple cure within the reach of all in Bicklc’s Anti- Consumptive Syrup, an old-time and widely recognized remedy, which, if resorted to at the incep- tion of a cold, will invariably give relief, and by overcoming the trou- ble, guard the system from any seri- ous consequences. Price 25 cents, at all dealers. A policeâ€"sergeant was boasting of the honesty that prevailed in his division. “Why,” he said, “you might hang your gold watch on a lamp-post in the evening and find if still there in the morning.” “You don’t mean to say nobody would take the watch “I” exclaimed the lis- tener. “No; I mean to say nobody would take the lampâ€"post,” said the sergeant. issun m. 47:03“. A BITTER DISAPPOINTMENT Belleâ€"Did Fred find marriage as elevating as he thought it would I 5 be? a for agents selling- our toilet soaps. ,‘ Jackâ€"No; it failed to lift him out “tsmkmg $5-°°9day~ WNW at ~.' A 9 of debt. Once for fullparticulars to the FILES CURED AT HOME __,__ By New Absorptrn Method. “if,” ,htgl‘mlmaggfimrm; 1,0,3ng ___.... which was formerly the centre of fashion for ladies’ hats. If you suffer from bleed- Eng, itchiicilg, blind or protruding “â€" Piles, sen me your address, andi E g g 9 Ask for partlcula . ' . . i t I W111 tell you how to cure your‘l flfidieyflndi-e§ui§ii$every1§aiilfi liliyeiii‘sydi self at home by the absorption erieiice iiicglermanly,\giigllandéind Capadast Th; . - ,' i ‘xce sior emica or s 1 5 Ben on ' tee tieatment, and will also send some. 1,1,1,“ Ontario. I , of this home treatment free forl ' 1, 't1 f~ f V ' Elli”.103112,?fééléiicdffinlé’if "05’0'090 HM? lung Wilma ate relief and permanent cure as- SKINS Highest prices paid. write for price list. Address I sured. Send DO 13011335 but ten i Stllmnn Henshaw, Deep Brook, Annapolis 00.,N.8. others, of this o‘ffer.‘ Write to-day t') lVII‘S. M. Summers, Box 103 Windsor, Ont. ___â€" A POOR MEDICO. “I don’t believe in that doctor.” “Why '2” “He didn’t tellvme everything I wanted to cat was bad for me i” A Wide Sphere of Usefulness.â€" The consumption of Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil has grown to great proportions. Notwithstanding the fact that it has now been on the market for over thirty-one years, its prosperity is as great as ever, and the demand for it in that peri- od has very greatly increased. It is beneficial in all countries, and wherever introduced fresh supplies are constantly asked for. ___. .n.-.~ _-- . - . . . . m-«d *‘ <; A N in every lacs“ ,3; D in Canada on f, _ the United Stunt ' to advertise our goods. tack up showcuds in all cons icuous lace: and distribute small advertising mailer. Cgmmissioii or sol: {83,per month and expenses $4 per day. Steady wor the year round :cntll’ely new plan; no experience required, I l l 5. l Write for particulars. ‘ WM. R. WARNER MED. (20., London. Ont., Canada. “___â€" ARPET DYEING and Cleaning. This Is a specialty with the ERITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO- Beud putlculcn h: post and we are sure to IMIIK: am..- lox In. Montreal. THE E _, gm, 5 F 8% E E. " 'l‘rySclElngonlylaPa/ckavel { _ magnificenthlgh grade Aria: (Ioiiil; Picture Fast Six for 10c. forcbailii‘.is l ‘ RENEE H0 liflNEY ust ou ' name and nddresz. We n'iailciird: ~ posipxid. Sch them at 10c a Pkge. j. and send us our $1.50 and you will . ‘_ "‘9. receive by return mull your cho co " , n .‘r‘* ofiihcse Warmvilnd 14k Solid Gold ’ . ‘ ,V. Lanikings we have so cralcqually ' - bi niitirul tylcs and many oth rde- .- nimble Premiums to cheese from. .’ . , ' l _ Donotdclay. wmn d' d t Suitzcrland heads the list of Eu , a mum“, cm“; faxsyctimtzae,‘ ropean countries in divorce, Liv . L Greatestl’reniiuin House. Address rate being 40 divorces for every 1,â€" 0010311941 Art 60-. Dept. 53. Toronto 000 marriages, France, with 21 per ” ' ““ 1,000 coming second, and Germany third with 17 per 1,000. Tearlng Down elgmls does not delay storms. Opium-laden “ medciines " may check coughing, but the cold stays. Do not trifle; when you begin to cough take Allen’s Lung Balsam, free from opium, full of healing power. ' u" sisters AND EVEHYECB‘I KHOE’V'S IT PAYS IO 'Medical Manâ€"“Jobson has done the meanest thing I ever heard of; he came to my house the other night, ate a big dinner, got indigcsâ€" BUY tion, and then went to another doc- THE tor to be cured.” BEST . . . Semi for on Free Not a Nauseating Pill.â€"â€"â€"The cx- Catalogue No.r75. "tf 'll'tl bt .- $35,151? efifofiispihelagging,2‘33 me Bell Plilllil El ocun (30., till. Guelnn, a Makers of Bell Pianos, Bell Organs and makes up the pill mass. That of A t I P, p, _ Parmelce’s Vegetable Pills is so umma ayer mm compounded as to preserve their - ~ a». moisture, and they can be carried' g 0. 1 into any latitude without impairing u ‘gheirt stillength£1 Mapy pillsci1 in.or- or o ‘ecp iem rom a iering, V A -. Lfifififl are rolled in powders, which prove; ' nauseating to the taste. Parmelce’s’ 57-71 Adelaide St. West About 40x200, lighted by Vegetable Pills are so prepare-ll ~ that they are agreeable to the most ‘ thirtyâ€"five windows, the en- tire length of three sides, also delicate. from ten large skylights, most fl upâ€"to-date manufacturing flat d .b T,” t k M con " in central part of Toronto; Afteracold Drive on m o o. 0. camp rental Includes power, Steam] (iii of Painkiller mixed with a, glass of hot. water . . and sugar. It surely prevents chills. Avonl sub- heat, water, electrlc hght’ at 10 per cent. less than City etitutes, there is but one “Painkiller "â€"I’erry Davis'â€"â€"25c. and 600. . rates; lowest insurance rate; immediate possessmn; low ___....â€" First Youthâ€"“Scientists say that trees contribute to the heat in the atmosphere.” Second Youth â€"â€" “That’s so; a birch has warmed me many a time.” Wifeâ€"“Do come over to Mr. Barker’s with me, John_ She'll rental to high-class tenant. s. mu nun t” 3 Adelaide Street West make you feel just as if you were at home.” Her Husbandâ€"“Then what’s the use of going?” Parents buy Mother Gravcs’ Worm Exterminator because they know it is a safe medicine for their children and an effectual expellcr 0-". worms. _ ..... :‘u~-~ mequ i~*’b9R"’:. . imam/sew ‘ A. A' a co. 33=35, SCOTT ST., TORONTO, Stock Brokers and Financial Agents and other stocks bought and sold on commission. Correspondence invitu ed. Orders may lemmas-(«ms :i Hisa'abw firthmfidtarfl‘ _ . Nb”;in v.43“ .. sewer REVOvaEGN 43x56 inch bed, cost $2,500, Will hotels for ties Cash In order to make room for larger and faster machines. It is in good i . ’ . , , I 4 running order, as it has Just been theioughly overliiuleo by a co: ipctcnt machinist. The WiISOn Publishing 00., Limited ‘ / ~73 Adelaide's: West. Toronto. --».â€".w~-~.- . .4