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, a 5 ATTENDED BY' - -. nu: DOCTORS our cor no RELIEF UNTIL HE USE DODD’S KIDNEY PILLS. ~Womlcrl‘ul Cure of A. 1". Richard, Who was Tortured by Ilheuman tlsm and Kindred Pains, Sets Kent County Talking. St. Ignace, Kent 00., N. 13., ‘Nov. 99â€"â€"(Special).â€"After being tortured for four years with backâ€"l ache, Rheumatism, Stiffness of the iJoints and Pains in the Loins, and ‘getting no relief from live doctorse ,whom he called in, Mr. Antoine l“:- -Bichard, a well-known farmer livfi ging near here, is spreading the ,good news that he is once more a, well man, and that he owes his cure lto Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Speaking ioi his wonderful cure, Mr. Richard says :â€" “I was a helpless man in July, 1907. For four years I had endur-: rd the greatest torture from Backâ€"g ache, Rheumatism, Stiffness of the: iJoints and Pains in theLoins. I, ghad dark circles under my eyes, my, head ached and I was often dizzy. I was attended by five doctors, but not one of them could help me. ., “Then I began to use Dodd’s Kid- ;ney Pills and after the first few- fdoses I began to improve. I used 'four boxes in all and now I am ,working every day on the farm a. Ewell man. I- owe my wonderful cure Eto Dodd’s Kidney Pills and nothing else.” ' There is no case or kind of Kids. ney Disease that Dodd’s Kidney Pills will not cure. .‘ {54‘ ., .- SENTENCE SERMONS. Sorrow is the teacher of sympa- thy. , There are no saints without ser-' woe. . Most remorse comes from despisâ€" ‘big rebuke. j The good lives are always lookâ€" ‘ing to better ones. Burning thoughts from hot heads. Nothing feels the lack of exercise .quicker than piety. , He who fears to be called a cow- ard is sure to be a fool. The holiness that seems to hurt lyou cannot help the world. 5 Religion is out attempt to dis- ,cover the meaning of life. § lie has a share in a good deed I'WllO cheers another on to it. Temptation may be good discip- ilinc, but it makes poor diet. f No one dies of spiritual indigesâ€" ,tion from swallowing his spite. ‘ The larger the heart the more it la is the power of little hands. 3 The surest way to an empty heart is to nurse an envious mind. i Flattery is simply a way of boast- .»lng of our power to fool others. The more a man knows the less ,he is ashamed of his ignorance. The religious life is the only way into the knowledge of religious truth. The people who are going no~ where are always in a rush to get there. , Some who talk with unction on working for sinners are but work- ing the saints. Folks who sit down in a soth place hope that it is an elevator and find it is a glue pot. Life is likely to lose all humor when you get into the habit of ridi- cule and cheap wit. 3 He who believes only in the things he can see ucver sees anything worth believing in. ' It is easier to write a volume on psychology than it is to get to know a man so as to really help him. Some people get so little out of .religion because they are so anxious 'to get so much for themselves. ;' It is easy to plug your enemy full [of holes when you make him out let mud and set him up before you ‘ln a sermon. never come ISSUE NO. 48â€"09 ' to the scalded parts. rnnrunn‘u’s ART. Women- Few llemcnd Subtle Blend- ing of Perfumes. “Women are strangely fickle in their choice of perfumes,” says a famous London chemist. .‘ ‘Tired of the scent of single flowers, they are now demanding subtle blendings. But the fashion in sccnts is undy- ing. More than $500,000 is now-a.â€" days to be made from the evolution of one new perfume. “Perfumery has risen to he an art. Beautiful music and lovely pictures strike their note upon the senses; so does a delicate blending of odors. In the evolution of anew perfume I play upon a certain numâ€" ber of harmonious notes. “Large sums of money are often spent upon preliminary laboratory work. Here”â€"â€"â€"he produced a tiny fragrant pot 2 inches highâ€"“is the perfume essence derived from half a ton of violets. It is worth $200. Our flower basis for laboratory exâ€" periments includes also jasmine, rose, orange blossoms, and cassieâ€" a French flower produced solely for perfumery. To these are added vegetable odorsâ€"the seed of musk plant, tonquin bean, vanilla bean, cloves, and the distillation of com~ plete plants, such as lavender and rosemary. “When delicate blends from these have been obtained in special lab- oratories we, have to procure ani- mal substances to keep the odors from evaporating, such as natural musk from the musk deer, caster from the beaver, and ambergris from the whale. “An art in itself is the coloring of the perfume when it has been obtained. Pure vegetable colorings chiefly are used. The cult of per- fumes has so advanced that a woâ€" man with a rosc tinted gown new demands, as a matter of course, a haunting rose odor, and a violet costume correspondingly has a vio- let perfume.” ~ WWW WATER GAUGE BURST. M C. P. R. Fireman Badly Scalded. O. P. R. fireman", Geo. H. Duffus, who lives in Robertson Street, Fort William, while on his engine near Westford happened with a nasty accident. The water gauge of the locomotive burst and scalded the left side of-his face and head terribly “It so happened,” said Duffus to our representative, “that I had a box of Zam-Buk in my pocket, which I used for a sore on my lip, and when I had recovered from the first shock of the accident, I produced the helm and had it applied freely At the time I applied it I was suffering acute agony, but within a wonderful shorti time Zam-Buk gave me ease. I was able to continue my journey, and,» upon reaching home I obtained| more Zam~Buk and continued the; treatment. It_acted wonderfullyl well, and in a few days had thel wound nicely healing. I don’tf know anything so fine as a. healer; of burns, scalds, cuts, and similar‘; injuries which workers are so liable? to; and in my opinion a box of Zam-, Buk should be. kept handy in every worker’s home.” . For burns, cuts, scalds, bruises ec-f zema. piles ulcers, ring-worms, itch; saltrheum, bad leg, festering sores,. chapped places, coldâ€"sores, frost- bites, and all skin injuries and dis- eases, Zam-Buk is beyond doubt a most marvellous cure. Druggists and stores sell at 50 cents a box and the Zam-Buk 00., orouto, will mail a box, post free, upon receipt of price, to any of our. readers. “awnâ€"Elm- Bingoowml‘hings have gone so badly with me that I have had to compel my wife to make her own Idresses.” Kinglcyâ€"â€"â€"“Too bad. How ldoca she look?” “Daggers!” Thos. Sabin llglington, says: i “I have removed ten corns from my ‘feet with Holloway’s Corn Cure.” {Readen go thou and do likemse. 1 AND FIGURES DON’T LIE. Johnny came home the other night in high glee, wearing the i arithmetic medal. i “What is that mother. “That’s the prize for doing ex- amples,” said Johnny. “I did this lone: ‘If our new baby weight ele- ven and a half pounds. and gains an ounce each day’-â€"’cause you told Mrs. Smith she did yesterdayâ€"‘how much will she weigh when she’s twenty years old '2’ And the an- swer was, four hundred and sixtyâ€" six pounds. And the teacher said I earned the prize.” WINDY. A breezy man may be all right, but preserve us from the one who ;is a regular bag of wind. for i” asked his ' HUSTLE UP. Get on the job, Defy the mob, Don’t smoke a cob And shirk. Knock out your foe,’ Step on, his toe“, Get up and go To work. Man makes his way By making hay, And one today Kills sorrow That otherwise Would dim your eyes And cloud your skies . To-morrow. ' PDULTRY. We call the attention of our read; ers to the advertisement of Gunn,‘ Langlois & Co., lilontreal, which appears elsewhere in this paper. If -'ou have any poultry to place on, the market during the holiday sec: son, take'their advise and commu-~ Inicate with them before rushing: geods to market. It is a. good plan; :to write to these people if you have (eggs, butter, poultry or honey toi dispose of at any time, as they or , ,known to be a- very reliable house} .. ‘.â€"..a. DOMESTIC TRAGEDY. 1)) “So they have quarrelcd (KX'CS.:) ' “Can there be :1. reconciliation ’2” “Ifcar not. The disregard of each other’s feelings was too great She. thought nothing of using his razor to sharpen lead pencils and he insisted on using her manicure set to draw corks.” .W m A Liniment for the Logger. -â€"- Loggers lead a life which exposes them to many perils. Wounds, cuts and bruises cannot be alco- gether avoided in preparing timber for the drive and in river work, where wet and cold combined are] of daily experience coughs and colds and muscular pains cannot but en- sue. Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil when appliedto the injured or ad- ministered to the ailing, works wonders. WHEN THEâ€"SHOE PINCHES. “Women can stand pain far more heroically than men. I know it by experience.” “What, are you a doctor ‘1” “No, a, shoemaker.” Mrs. Robert E. Peary. more than nlna years ago. favorably. commented on Murine Eye .Rernedy after its application in her Family for Eye Troubles resulting from Measles and Scarlet Fever. and later re- commended to the famous Explorer. the Man who now returns home as the Discov- erer of the North Pole. Cold. Cutting: Winds and Dust cause Red. Weak. Watery Eyes. Murine Eye Remedy affords Re- liable llelief. Write Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicug0.. for Illustrated Eve Books. Murine, 50c.. by Mail from All Drugmsts. UNCLE EZRA SAYS: “It’s all right fur one to get the best end uv the bargain ez long ez both are uv the same opinion.” An Always Ready Pill.â€"â€"To those, of regular habit medicine is of little, concern, but the great majority of! men are not of regular habit. The’ worry andycares of business pre« vent it, and out of the irregularity of life" comes dyspepsia, indigestion, liver and kidney troubles as a pro- test. The run-down, system de-I mands a corrective and there is none better than Parmelee’s Vegeâ€" . Etc. GET THE BENEFIT of our 35 years w. .a'. “M.NMM.‘~“â€"Oâ€"Ah ah brands of especially (THE ORIGINAL) \VM. H. DUNN. Agent s FGR mmnowu PEOPLE _ , You: bleed has become thinned weak. ,2 ' -.; The drain upon your system the past few ‘ monthshnshecn very grad. You emcee. ten-needy feeling “ all out of sorts"'and ~' “run down." Your uppdite is haul and you hardly have enough met leg} to do your daily chalet. You 5 oulfil take 1?: I” VE’KNEJM greatest of Tonia, with. 'â€"_._‘ . out delay. This will put you on your feet “:7. at once. .- ' i Gentlemen :~-"' ve used PSYCHINE j, and l delhink it is the greatest toxic. and . system builder known. lwauld an; all ,. 1 who are run-down or physically wash to use PSYCHlNEJL... Yours truly, Mrs. jas. ', Bertrand, lilies! Toronto. If you are weak FSYCHEJE wgl make you strong. For Sale by all H;ggl§;ߤ 50elarl. 5%. 5: $1 of. T. A. swoon 5:; misuse, resorts ! , liudway‘ Benjy Relief ' - eases the Worst pains in from one to twang? minutes For Kc - aclm, (slok or norv- - ens), Toothache, ‘ Nm'ulgln, Rheu- ‘ onetime. Lumbago] pains in the back. nine or kldfifi’fi, ins around (3 e ' lver, plear‘lsy . sweflln of the Joints. an gains 0 all kinds, use ‘3 answers scam Rwsr. ' Do you trap or buy _ Furs? Inn: Canada’s largest dealer, I ay ligghestprlces. our snipmenrs solicited. I pay mail and ex. press char es; remit Also largest dealer in eefliides. romptly. . nee skins,etc. Quotations and shipping tags sent rec. 6 JOHN HALLAM. TORONTO m SPEAKING or JUSTICE.“ “Anyway,” remarked the mora- table Pills. They are simple in their, lizer, “justice is blind.” composition and can be taken by. the most delicately constituted. There must be something wrong with the vision of some people who do their duty as they see it. Mother Graves’ Worm Exterminâ€" ator has no equal for destroying worms in children and adults. See that you get the genuine when pur- chasing. THE LAW’S UPHOLDER. Witnessâ€"“I saw the committing the assault.’ ’ Recorderâ€"“What did you do l” Witnessâ€"“I hit him behind the ear, seized him by the throat, put my knee into the middle of his back, and dragged him to the floor.” Much Sol-called originality is merely undetected imitation. prison 3r Sick Headaoneem are not caused by anythqu wrong in the head, but by constipation. biliousness and indigestion. Hond- acho powders or tablets may dead- en. but cannot. cure them. Dr. Horse's Indian Root Pllls do cure sick headache in the sensible way by removing the constipation or sick stomach which caused them. ' Dr. Nurse's Indian Root Pills are purely vegetable. free from any iarml‘ul drug.snl‘ennd sure. When you feel the headache coming Lake Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills “Yes,” rejoined the demoraliz- er, “but not so much so as the dcâ€" “luded man who goes to law with the idea that he is sure to get justice.” A Boon for the Bilious. .-- The liver is a very sensative organ and easily deranged. When this occurs there is undue secretion of. bile and the acrid liquid flows into the sto- mach and sours it. It is a most distressing ailment, and many are prone to it. In this condition a man finds the best remedy in rar- melec’s Vegetable Pills, which are warranted to speedily correct the disorder. There is no better medi- cine in the entire list of pill pre- parations. FROM BAD TO WORSE. Biggs~“None of my correspom dents could read my writing, so I bought a typewriter.” Diggsâ€"“And now they are unable to read your spelling, ch 2” Often what appear to be the most trivial occurrences of life prove to, be the most momentous. Many are, disposed to regard a. cold as a slightl thing, deserving of little consider-l ation, and this neglect often results} in most serious ailments entailing years of suffering. Drive out coldsl and coughs with Bickle's Anti-l Consumptive Syrup, therecogniz4 ed remedy for all affections of the = throat and lungs. Exercise care. cause of the saving of a few cents, ma find the experiment a costly one. . 7 , slender: ’3 Eagle grant! ' fionobnseo’ Milk NEVER ACCEPT A SUISTITUTE. IT CANNOT BE AS GOOD. BGEBEH'S COHDENSED MILK (on sunny. " Mr. Po ultry Producer WE HAV! NOTHING TO ADD to our advice of last week. 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