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c ‘__..__A_c, Llrifeâ€"ell;Mile/lid~ Helpless and Broken Down, Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills [lame to the Rescue. There are many who think anae- mia is a trouble confined to grow-. J~_â€"__.â€"â€" -A W. l ing girls and women, but this is not‘I thecaso. Thousands of men are anaemic, and attribute their grow-i lng weakness to mental or physical overwork, or worry, and who do not appear to realize that they are Swiftly passing into that condition: known as general debility, and that I their trouble is due entirely to the fact that their blood is watery and impure. in time, they pass from one stage to another until the breakdown is complete, and often until a cure is beyond hope. To men in all walks " of life there is no medicine so valu- able as Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. If you feel jaded, weak or worn out these Pills will make that rich, red blood that puts vim and energy in- 'to every portion of the body. Mak- lng good blood is the mission of .Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills and good blood is the one secret of good health and vigorous life. An excelâ€" lent case in point is that of Mr. R. W. Ellis, of Balcarr-es, Sask., who says: “Just four years ago I was in England making preparations to fulfil the long cherished ambition of coming to Canada. My health at that time was normal, though I was never very strong. Three weeks before the time of my deparâ€" ture I was overcome with a feeling lof general weakness and faintness lwhich rendered me so inert and lifeâ€" ,les'a that my days were shrouded in .~gloom. Consultation with a doctor brought me no consolation. Dc- bility was my trouble and I was on the point of a breakdown. ‘Canada in your condition means death,’ said the doctor. ‘You must have a. comple- rest.’ A rest, however, was out .of the question, a fortâ€" niglit’s holiday I had and then back to earn my daily bread. The next years were a series of misery and despair, body and brain underminâ€" ed~with a complaint the doctor could only, call debility, but appar- ently could not cure. Snatehing holidays when I could I struggled on until the opening of 1909, when .,cc.mpletcly prostrated I was com- lpelled to go to my parents and be- ;cc-me a burden to them. My life was lsimply an existence and friends said, behind my back, ‘eonsump- ltio .’ i “In April, 1909, I began taking iDr. Williams’ Pink Pills. Three ’months later, on July 1st, I sailed from Liverpool on the Tunisian for Montreal, full of new life, energy iand hope. In this great country I am making good and I owe it all 1to Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. In «'three months they changed me from a nervous wreck to a healthy man. When doctors failed they succeed- .ed, and I honestly believe they sav- ,’ed my life.” I i You can procure this great rhealthâ€"giving medicine from any dealer or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. ~â€"-â€"â€"-â€"'!Lâ€"â€"â€"_â€"â€"_. How important some little things seem to a small man? Mother Graves’ Worm Extermin- ator has no equal for destroying ;worms in children and adults. See ,that you get the genuine when pur- l I 'chasmg. No wonder the women dislike Faâ€" -tl1€]‘ Time. He always tells on them. w...- Mlnard's Llnlmcnt Cures Gal-get In Cows. m Don’t expect too ,much of a ,friend. Even friendship has a lim- lit Thos. Sabin of Eglington, says: “I have removed ten corns from my 'feri with Holloway’s Corn Cure.” Reader, go thou and do likewise. A man seldom~measures his own faults and those of his neighbor by j the same rule. 8 -s S 50 R E Fifiâ€"E ..' now admits. Zorn-Bah but for these. but; It. 0 YOU case More. .Eva'ybody -perting any of the GOLD OF THE INCAS FOUND. Bolivia May accordsâ€"Centre of the World's Supply. If goveument reports may be ac- cepted as truthful, all the gold that has been taken out. of the fields of California and the Klondike of Alas- ka will be insignificant compared with the product of the fields of Bolivia in South America within the next few years. The source of the wealth of the ancient Incas has been found in its unexplored interior. More gold is left? there than was mined by the old eivdized tribe of Indians and which enabled them to offer to Pizarro as a, ransom for the Incan King'gold to fill a room 22 by 27 feet. The same field were the source of the metal that en- abled the Indian tribe to furnish the Temple of the Sun, which Pizarro’s . ~, . efollowers reported was “literally eov~ If the trouble is not taken tered with plates of gold_.. The repert is made by Alexander Benson, the American secretary of the legation at Bolivia. He says that Bo- liVIa may become the centre of the world’s gold supply through the devel- opment of these fields by modern ma- chinery. Here and there a shrewd .Peruvian has plowed one and been rewarded with riches. The reason why these fields have not been devel- oped lias been the immense difficulty in reaching the fields and in trans- produets from them. Transportation is dillicult in the extreme and the cost enormous. Dtough mule trails are the only means of entering this region and the trans- portation. of heavy machinery now is well'nigh impossible until passable roads are built. The building of these roads. and the other preparations necessary before the gold can be taken out and marketed affords a great op- portunity for American capital and enterprise. _ The gold is declared to be principal- ly in the forest-clad ravines of the eastern Cordilleras, which culminate in the important River of Kaka. The trails that lead in here and the ap- pearance of the soil show that mining has been carried out to a great extent by old methods, but the gold that could he reached only by modern min- ing methods isthere still. This has been done by private parties that made large fortunes within a few years of working. . In the River of Kaka it is not due usual to wash a pan of surface dirt and find gravel averaging $1 a yard on the surface, which would indicate enormously valuable deposits below. Where the river widens out below In- eahuara'and the canyons give way to an open country, gravel is deposited in large island and bars. These form a natural gold-:aving table for all the gold-bearing flooded rivers that emerge from the richest known part i of the Andean mountain chain. 011 the River Kaka, where washing tests for gold have been made, there is a very large proportion of black sand, which accompanies the gold in the residues washed. This black sand is very heavy, non-magnetic, and is likely to show under analysis, in addi. tion to a considerable quantity ,of gold, both tin and platinum. Always Serviceablc.â€"â€"Most pills lcse their properties with age. Not so with Parmelee’s Vegetable Pills. The pill mass is so compounded that their strength and effectiveness is preserved and the pills can be carried anywhere without fear of losing their potency. This is a quality that few pill§ pos- sess. Some pills lose their power, but not so with Parmelce’s. They will maintain their freshness and potency for a long time. A PARADOX. Dan Cupid is a marksman poor, Despite his love and kisses, For while he always h1ts the mark, He’s always making Mrs. AN IMPOSSIBLE THING to find a plaster equal to "The D. & L." Menthol Plaster, and it Is being imitated. Get the genuine. For side aches, backaches, stitches, noth- ing equals it. Made by Davis & Lawrence :0. HIS LOSS, HER GAIN. When an ostrich is captured He knows his mishap Means another big feather In some woman’s cap. Practically all Canadian Drug- gists, Grocers and General Dealers sell Wilson’s Fly Pads. If your storekeepcr does not, ask him why. Repentance soon after green ap- ples is no promise of a new life. Will the suit case ever come to trial? ' Mlnard's Llnlment Cures Colds, Etc. Bad Combinations. Ramboâ€"l have a palr of glasses at home that make me see double. Baldâ€" winâ€"Yes; I've seen you using them. One Is a beer mug and the other Is a whisky tumbler.-Chlcago Tribune. The Particular Sex. A blind girl lately discarded her at- fianced lover because a confidential friend Informed her that the young man squluted.â€"Plilladelphla Ledger. Never quit when failure stares you In the face. A little more energy often changes a failure Into a great success. AN ISLAND or SULI’IIUH. One of the, most eXtmerdinary islands in the world is locate-:1 in the Bay of Plenty, New Zealand. The small bit of land is called White Island, and consists mainly of sulphur, the latter' mixed with gypsum and other minerals. The island is about three miles in eir- cumference and rises about 1,000 feet. above. the sea. There is a boiling lake in the centre of the island, and this sends out acidâ€" chargcd water. A heat can be na- vigated in the lake if great care is experienced. The sulphur from 3 White Island is very pure and efâ€" l forts have been made 'to obtain it for commercial use. Used according to directions, Dr. J. D. 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Wait till you’re old and haggard, wait till you’re bent and grey, be- fore you‘complain, with a voice full of pain: “I’m am so tired to-day I” You are so young and active, you are so young and strong? You tired of the game, and. feeling no shame, singing a dotard’s song? Wait till the shades have gathered, wait till the night is near, then you may mean as you walk alone, .down to the vale of fear. You with year little burden, strapped to your stalwart back! An I you would repine and utter a whine over the thorns in the track. Wait till your friends have left you, wait till your heart is tired, and you’re mocked' by hosts of the sheeted ghosts of .things you have long desired. Youth is the greatest treasure! Youth is the world’s red gold I And the man who sighs under morning skies de- serves to be stricken old. â€"â€" Walt Mason. ‘ .__.._..â€". Many an alleged blessing in dis- guise wouldn’t be a blessing but ISSUE NO. 31â€"10 ' for the disguise. ' School at Mining KINGSTON. ONT. 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