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FROM BONNIE SCOTLAND NOTES OF INTEREST FROM HER BANKS AND BRAES. What is Going On in the Highlands and Lowlands o! Auld Scotia. A seal was caught alive on the shore of Loch Linnhe. Eight youpg women were charged with gambling m a. Glasgow cemeâ€" tery. A new twin scyew steamer, 9,000 tons, is to be built, for the Donald- son Brothers, Glasgow, at White- inch. The 2nd Battalian Royal Scots arrived recently in Edinburgh from Bombay after 18 years’ foreign service. A Musselburgh girl named Hillâ€" house, 4% years old, was killed by the kick of a. horse in a. farm near Addiewell. The cabinet-making works of Mr. H. Morris, Cowcaddens, was rec- ently destroyed by fire at a dam- age of_$10‘000.. ‘ . A salmon weighing 43 pounds, 3 feet 10 inches long, and 2 feet, 2 inches in girth, was caught at Mea- dow Haven, Bel-wick. Mr. Alexander Keith, a, butcher of Insch, Aberdeenshire, accident- ally drank a quantity of carbolic acid. dying in a. short} time. Three more animalsâ€"~two cows and a. horseâ€"have died of anthrax at Musselburgh. All belong to the dairvman m w bose premises the out- heal: occurred. Mr. James H. Shepherd, who has been manager of the Dundeed- Brought-y Ferry, and District Tramâ€" ways since they were opened about four years ago, has been appoint- ed manager of the Dunfermline and District Tramways. â€" ihe Dundee wfialing steamer b.1- Iaena. reached Dundee last, week from the Greenland, fishing-Land Rev. Duncan Macgregor. Prin- cipal of Dunoon College. has re- .signed the pastorate. and will in future devote himself to the work of the college, except for Sunday preaching. _. . “A“ A: rnvuvu-â€"-a. There is at present in course of erection at Bothw ell a. large chapel school for the Roman Catholic com- munity of Bothwell and Hamilton Palace Colliery districts. The school as estimatedto tocost $10, 000. izapd ogiiboavrd four whales. iThese will yield one and a. half tons of bone and 30 tons of oil. Messrs. Murdoch and Murray Port Glasg ow, have secured a. con- tract to bxglild a. passenger and car- go steamer for Liverpool owners O‘Tfié-“ngiies; 7 Council. has decided to hold an anti-sewing demonstra- tion on Glasgow Green on Sept. 26. The Glasgow School Board are taking steps to carry out a. scheme for the medical examination and supervision of children. It is pro posed to appoint a chief medical officer and 20 medical practitioners. Noticeable Feature at Unique Ex- hibition of Clothing. A striking feature of the unique cxhibtion of clothing held at; the Madison Square Garden (writes The London Chronicle 5 New York cor- respondent), was the large number of women exhibitors representing factories which as the result of their enterprise have sprung up all over the country within the last few years. These women have in no case been engaged in the manufacture of women’s clothing more than three or four years. The story of their success reads like a fairy tale. One of themâ€"the daughter of Eng- lish parentsâ€"was left some ten years ago with several small bro- thers and sisters to support. She entered the business house of Mar- nnall Field in Chicago, and three years afterwards found herself es- tablished in Paris as their buyer for ladies’ underclothing. Three years ago she decided to manufacture in her own behalf. She began with twenty workwomen. Now she employs 600, in addition to nearly a hundred agents travel- ing in every part of the world. Miss Leona Forster, who has built up this enterprise, is still in the early thirties. She is petite and as dainty as a rosebud. She wears Parisian gowns exquisitely cut} and of charming simplicity: $119 tells me that by living rationally and dressing comfortably she finds her- self able to spend the day in her factory from 7 a.m. until 3 pm in summer and from 8 1'?“- gntil 5 p.m. {I} the winter. Miss Forster explained that her §ncccss was due 1:) her entlre devotlon to her busi- HESS. “English girls,” she declared, “of the better class make their bu- siness a. subsidiary matter to their social success. So many of them, pouring out by the hundred from schools and colleges every year, are seeking some genteel occupa- tion which will leave them free, to play tennis and attend unlimited numbers of afternoon teas. Few of them succeed in business in Eng- land because their habits are not busineSSIike.” ing two Scotswomen who are daugh. ters of professional men in Scot- land. They went to America to teach. and have found a more pro- fitable livelihood in business. One of these ladies lamented that 50 little was done to further the emi- gration of women' of the better class. There is a demand for them in America, she declares, because thev are better educated-311d mOre reliable than the young women of America. ‘ “Krupp’s is thé‘bi‘ ever made, isn’t it'fij the earth. is the large CLEVER WOMEN. 93.111101] es) and ‘rol‘ver'n Promptly cured by tha Use Dr Winiams’ Pink Pills. If your hand trembles or is un- steady, remember that; this is a, sure and early sign of your nervgus eys- tem being at fault. The mischief may develop slowly to a. worse stage. You feel unaccountably weak and weary after exertion; you lose flesh; you turn against food and suffer palpitations and in- digestion after eating. At times you are intensely irritable, greatly ‘ ,__ -‘rilu ‘‘‘ vrinfl DLWDV. _-, weak an weary after exertion; §ou lose flesh; you turn against food and suffer palpitations and in- digestion after eating. At times you are intensely irritable, greatly depressed and easily worried. Sometimes sharp .pains shoot down your spine and legs and probably neuralgia robs you of your sleep an night. These are some of the troubles that indicate the presence of nervous disorders. If these troubles are neglected they result “ 7 Ana-Al UUuULuo any M-O-_--~ -. in complete nervous collapse and possibly paralysis. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills have won a great repu- tation by curing all forms of nerv- ous disease. The nervous system‘ depends entirely upon the blood supply for nourishment; when the blood is thin and weak the nerves are affected as described. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills actually inâ€" crease the supply of good red blood, feed, strengthen and tone the nerves, enable them to perform their functions and dispel all signs of a breakdown. Mrs. Jas. H. Ward, Lord’s Cove, \ B., says: “About two years ago I suffered so much from nervous prostration that I was little better than a helpless wreck. I suffered from headaches and a constant feel- ing of dizziness. The least unusual move would startle me and set my heart palpitating violently. I had little or no appetite, and grew so weak that I was hardly able to drag myself about, and could not do my housework. In every way I was in a deplorable condition. As the me- ‘dicine I had been taking seemed to 1do me no good, my husband got a supply of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. I had only been taking the Pills for a couple of weeks, when I seem- ed to feel somewhat better, and this encouraged me to continue the treatment. From that on my strength gradually but surely re- .turned, and in the course of a few Luxucu, “At“ An nan-v vvw_~_ more weeks I was once more 9. Well woman, able to do my own house- work and feeling better than I had done for years. I have since re- mained well and feel that I owe my good health to the healing pow ~ ers of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills.” Every other weak, siekly, worn out, nervous person should follow the example of Mrs. Ward and give Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills a fair trial. These Pills will send new blood coursing through the veins and bring brightness and energy to the weak and despondent-. Sold 13‘ all medicine dealers or by mail a; 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams’ Medicine 00., Brockville, Ont. iiRvous DISORDERS The German Navy Could be Shut 17p in Kiel. From an article in a Danzig news- paper, quoted by The Navy, on the recent, Baltic cruise of the Brit- ish armored cruiser Cornwall, it appears that fears as to the bot- tling up of fleets are not entirely confined to English writers on the Germans. vx .u....... The journal reports that. on the occasion of the Cornwall’s visit to Kiel, a. dense mist- prevailed, and ”the harbor authorities, who had been advised of: her pending ar- riva-l in the evening, did not ex- pect her to put in an appearance before morning. However, when day broke. there she was, moored at her assigned po- sition, and appearing to be quite at home. She had navigated the difficult. Kiel ford in the darkness and mist without a pilot on board. This performance she repeated at Danzig and Swinemunde, accord- ing to the report, in both places without a pilot. “From this performance.” says the journal “we are compelled to ask what would happen 1n the ev ent of a. sudden outbreak of war with England. They would not have theg slightest difficulty in bottling up theg high seas fleet in Kiel or elsewhere.” Refusal to Live After the Death of ‘ Their Mates. M. Edmond Perrier, addressing the Academy of Science, described a whale that voluntarily ends its days when its companion dies. A specimen has been preserved by M. Anthony, of St. Vaast de la Hou- gue. This sea. mammal is extremely rare, said M. Perrier. Despite its length of sixteen feet, it almost al- ways remains hidden from the eyes of man. Only ‘28 specimens of this kind of whale are known, and this is the first time it has been pre- served. It- possesses only two teeth, placed in the middle of the jaw. M. Perrier said that these whales come ashore only in couples. Should the male die, one can expect to see a. female. stranded soon afterwards. ard vice versa. “Suicide for love.” Mr. Edmund Perrier explained with a. smile. I have taken six boxes of Gin Pills :11- together. but got relief before I had taken near that, amount. I had to get up some mghts every fifteen minutes and hgd to use an instrument before I could urmate. pr I can lie in bed fourm five hours wzthout getting up. .v- vuvv .v- Be’mlar size, 500.â€"6 for $2.50. Annapolis. N. 8., May 14. 1909.â€"I am over eighty years of age and have suf- fered from Kidney and Bladder Trouble for fifteen years. I took doctors' medicine but got no help. I want to thank you for sending me the sample box of Gin Pills which helped me. Write National Drug dv. Chemical Co. (Pong. W._ L.) ’filjorgntéo for free sample- __ on an BOTTLIXG UP A FLEET. SUICIDE 0F WHALES. SAVED lN HIS OLD AGE. W. II. PIERCE of Strange Penalties for Breach of Promise. From the plaintiff’s point of view. England is the best country 0“ eqrth for breach of promise actions. Any girl who can bring evidenc'e that her affections have been serl' ously trifled with will be almost certain to receive substantial daJH' agcs from a. sympathetic Enghsh jury. In certain parts of the United States breach of promise actions are not allowed to be brought in- to court, and the man is at liberty to become engaged and disengaged to as many maidens as he pleases. In other parts of the States, how- ever, huge damages are sometimes awarded on very slight evidence. In Germany a special law has been framed which has completely abolished breach of promise 110‘ tions. Should a young couple dc- sire to become engaged, they “5}” the town hall and declare the“ willingness to marry, and $18“! with witnesses, a series of docu- ments which render a change "Jf mind on the man’s part practical y out of the question. They are not engaged until this formality 08" been carried out. Should either party discover that they have made a mistake and whh to withdraw from this agreemem, the pair again visit the town hall. and another series of documents are formally signed. witnessed‘ un’l sealed. The authorities then deter mine the question of compensation for injured feelings. In France breach of promise ac- tions are extremely few. Th? French law requires the plaintllf t< prove in court, that she has 51" fared pecuniary loss by her fiance s ficklenoss. Throughout France a bride almost invariably has a mar riage dob, large or small, and the fact is likely to weaken her case' The same law has been adopt03 in Austria, and Holland, whore tr‘c number of such cases is small. In most of the Continental cities the parties concerned take the law 19' to their own hands and got thelr big brothers or muscular friends to administer a severe thrashing, to any fickle man who breaks his prpmise to marry. . - . .11 ,J .. v....uu . Still another rhethod is followed :11 Italy. The law requires the per- son suing for breach of promise, of whichever sex, to produce a writ- ten promise to marry from the (le- fendant, otherwise the case is in- stantly thrown out of court. The «difficulty of producing such evi- dence is. of course, practically in- surmountable. and cases are rarely tried. Many an Italian girl, there- fore. whose affections have been hllghtod does not hesitate to re- venge herself by means of the stiletto. i+++++++++++++++++++++ + ROSY-CHEEKEDBABIES. f, ing the ills of bahyhoud and childhood. and there is no other medicine as safe. Mrs. Wm. Viggcrs, Porretton, Ont, says:â€"“My baby was troubled with his stomach and was very cross while getâ€" ting his teeth, and did not sleep well at night. I gave him Baby’s Own Tablets with the best of results. He is now one of the host natured ba- bies one could wish.” Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at ‘25 cents a, box from The Dr. Williams’ Medicine 00., Brockvillc, Ont. +++++++++++++++++++++3 ‘H Y VU', UL\H.- v--* ++++++++++++++++++++++1 The Untid)’ '\Vonmn Who is a Blot on Her Sex. There is no excuse for the untidy, dlsorderly womanâ€"she who leaves odds and e_n(_{s wherever she goes. vuuu “-__, It is a sad fact that a great, Elan), husbands are far neater about their belongivgs than their Wives, and many a man has. decided um matrimony was {allure because the house resembled a. rag box ra- ther than a. home. Every neat man with orderly ha- bits ought tf) be. such a reproach to the opposrtekmd of woman that she should retlre from society un- til she changed .her ‘ways. u”; uuv V If we are neat and. methodical in our ways we are lackmg in the chief attribute of woman: She is meant tn keep the \vo_r1d In Order and so make life beautlful, while man gives his whale t_ime toiwork. lilo n .- Not all the good qualities in the world can rqdcem the sloppy wo- man from bemg a. failure as ‘a. wo- man. . , Luau. She mm be .brilliant, Witty and good. but she Is_a p00,. creat'ure if she is slo'fon}y 1n appearance and if her home 15 one jumble of dust and things ““3 9f place. morning. And, maiden. there is your wearipg; cheap jewgfieilecghof needs repzprlng, Cheap lacey at need washmg and Cheap f S that that, qu’t curl, and yon do (gathers to use 111 your houSe spottelzlt have cloths, dustcovered brie“) table- broken furniture. ”3:0 and Better an ;empty reom With four bare walls. a . \ a nu v..- u 6 cannot all have rich and beau- tiful things aroupd us. Some of an mustAgo clad 111 COtton and eat ‘ ~â€" , u. All“ C from pin boards. B boardgshoulfl be SCrubblég “105% they ghsten 11ke Snow, and th untl ton dress should be as fresh $5031: Nothing in the wor d IS such a comme and juy as a heal- thy, rosy -che(ked, happy baby. But the price of Baby 5 hon 1th is constant vigilance on the part of the mother. The ills of baby- ho'od come su<ldenl3 and the wise mother will always be in a, position to treat them at once. No other medicine can take the place of Baby’s Own Tablets in relicyipgand cu." IS NO EXCUSE FOR HER. FAITHLESS LOVERS. fROM ERlN'S GREEN ISLE NEWS BY MAIL FRUM IRE- LAND’E SHORES. Happenings in the Emerald Isle 0! Interest to Irish- men. A pension of sixty-nine dollars per year has been granted to ex- Relieving Officer Greene, of New- port. Patrick Roarke, Baltrasna, the young man who was knocked down and killed on the railway line near Mullingar recently, was a. native of Mulliugm. Recently a large amount of meaâ€" dow was sold by auction in the 151- phin district. The price went as high as $35 per acre. An Irish-American visitor named Patrick MeGrath, of Braimrec, Muss, dropped dead in l)'Ullcr street, Dublin, recently. The police but erected in 188:2 at Milltown-Malbay, and believed to be one of the oldest in the culm- try,r_\}'as abandoned recently. 3‘ x: _-Â¥_c7,,,, The memorial which has been erected in Glasnevin cemetery to James Stephens was unveiled by the Lord Mayor of Dublin last month. "Michael Canning, Ballyvarx‘y, vsho had been rate collector for the Manulla divis'on for close on twe .- ty-threc years, has tendered his reSIgnatlon. Laborers’ cottages in Enniskilbn Union will cost, on the average. for cottages alone, not; including fenc- ing. in the neighborhood of $300. John Walsh, boot and shoe mak- u‘, Ballinrobe, aad his sister have benefited to thecxtent of $95,000 by a. cousin’s will. â€"â€"~C, V _ Damage to the extent of $15000 was caused by a, fire on the prem- ises of Messrs. Jacob Brothers, Waterford, recently. . u u uwkau.v;u, .v ...... _,. Tramps have decreased greatly in number in Cloghccn workhouso, owing to the reputation of the casuâ€" al ward for being haunted. ‘ nu A pike weighing 23 pound< was .recently caught in the river at B01â€" turbct. Inside the fish were found two spoon bait-s, a piece of rubber tire, and four small fish. This is true. COVCI‘. While returning from Cootchill Fair, Thomas Walker, an emer- gency man, was firr‘d at from In- hind a hedge and shot in the face and chest. He is expected to re- u; u». Richard Burke, who had been master of the Tipperary Hunt for vtw-nty-threc years, was «rocnntly presented with a purse of $3.000 in recognition of his services to the Hunt. -- - .1 Ll‘ullv- Justice Dodd, addressing the county court jury at the Dublin Commission. said that as fas as the position of the county out>ide the metropolitan area. was concerned, there was nothing but guod to be said Dal“. Mr. Kelly has been appointed Agricultural Instructor fur Car- low, by the County Committee of Agriculture and Technical Instruc- tion. at a salary of $1,000 per year- The superiority of Mother Graves’ Worm ExtorminMor is shown by its good effects an tho children. Purchase a. bottle. an! give it a. trial. Schoolmaster â€" “Now tell me What were the thoughts that passed through Sir Isaac Newum‘s mind when the apple fell on his head." Hopeful Pupilâ€"“I "xpocts he was awful glad it; wasn't a brick.” A THING WORTH KNOW'NG is the fact that Painkiller finds mun- uses in a household than any other rvmvdy. For all bowel complaints. Externally fl'l‘ 9“” and wounds. Avoid substitutes. ere is but. one “Painkiller"wpcrryDu"15'"25*'- and 5°C. Masterâ€"“How was this ~\H’lsv smashed, Mary 2" Mary-“‘11 5'0“ please, sir, it tumbled damjn and. broke. itself.” Mastox“-â€""‘H{I‘mph' The automatic brake agami NOT EXACTLY PLEASED. “I suppose you’re glad you have a baby brother,” asked the nci‘a'h' Corns cause intolerah‘m pan: Holloway’s Corn Cure rcxmvcs ‘Mn trouble. Try it, and 500. wmu amount of pain is saqu. bot. “Not exactly. You see. ed the 9-year-old girl. "1’ it all out that when I'm <’ to have a bean. lxo'll 1» enough to be a nuisance ISSUE N0. 39‘09' slop." answer- “I’ve figurvd‘ '11] old enough ll be just old ELEC‘TRIFYIXG 1‘ Very many persons die. annually from. cholera and kindred summer Complaints, who might have been saved if proper remedies had been used. If attacked do not delay in getfing a bottle of Dr. J. D. Kel- legg’s Dysentery Cordial. the medi- cine that» never fails to effect a cure. Those who have used it say it acts promptly, and thoroughly subdues the pain and disease. “I suppose you have always lived round here 7” remarked a tourist to an aged inhabitant of a village. “Oh, no,” replied the native. “1 was born a good half-mile away ” Red, “ oak. “‘ oat-y. \V ntery Eyes. leieved Bv Murine E\e Rl-medy. Try \Iurlne l‘or Your Exe Tmubh‘s. You Will Like Murine. It $0011va. 500. At Your Druggists. “Tile For Eye Books. Free. Murine Eye Remedy 00.. Toronto. Heâ€"“What would you say, darâ€" ling, if I told you that you can nov- cr be mine ?" Sheâ€"“I should say. pet, that I've got a nice bundle of your letters that; would help to make it, expensive to you.” If every housekeeper would use “ilson's Fly Pads freely during the Summer months the house fly peril would soon be a thing of the past. Bashful Youthâ€"“Miss Bella doesâ€"docs \our mother object to mv coming here so much?’ Fair Charmer-“O 1. I think not. I heard her telling pupa the other evening that. you merely came (a pass 111111 the time-10u didnt mean amtninw serious.’ "Gent!emcn,â€"For mlny years I was troubled with . serious eruption of the “in. Which was not only unsighfly. but at time: very painful. I first tried various household remedies, but all thcse proved Altogether useIeu. fhyself" is a good admonition. who- ther referring to one’s physiml condition or moral habitudes. The man who is acquainted with him» self will know how to act when any disarrangement in his condition manifests itself. Dr. Thomas’ F.0- lcctric Oil is a cheap and simple remedy for the eradication of pain from the system and for the cure of all bronchial troubles. “ I that took medical :dvlce. Not one. but several daetors in turn were consulted. but X Was unable to get any perm-nent relief. Some time back I noticed a report from :justice ofthe Peace who had been cured of a chronic akin-disease by Zam-Buk. and 1 determined to give this balm a trial. Magistrat; F. Rasmussen, of 211, Marquette Street, Montreal, writes to the Zam.Buk Co. as folIows:- “ Aficr a thorougifly fair tent, I can lay I am dcllgtncd with it. I have the beat reasons {orthis conclusion; because. while "(Willing else ! triedâ€"nlves. embrocn- tions, washes. soaps. and doctors' pre- Parntions-failed absolutely to relieve my Pain and rid me ofmy trouble. three boxes of Zazn-Buk have worked a compkte cure. Travelling cooking sc“.<‘>u!<h;1\" recently been instituted in (:m-~ many for the benefit of farm! ' daughters. The Bavarian Purim: firs’ Association was the firs: in establish these schools and Hwy chose nuns as teachers. The assw ciation pays the teachers and mmf‘, “I the other expensos,.so that vaw‘ Cost to the pupils is very small. H; 13 said that these travelling schm‘w have several other advantages Im- Sldes their accessibility. Tin“ teachings can be adapted to bank fonditions and the pupils: can at- pnce put infeo practice what, LEM" ‘ u “In my opirrxifion Zam-Buk should be even more widely known than it 1:. and I have no objection to you publishing this letter." For eczema. eru flons, rashes. tetter, it:h, ringworm. an similnr skin diseases. Zam-Buk is without equal. It 2150 curt: cuts bums. acnlds. piles. abscesses, chronic sores. blood-pozsoning. do. All dru gims and stores at 50ccms a box. or gas! Iree (or price from th: Zam-Buk 60.. ammo. have fearned- Kindly moniiofirthc mum of (his paper in writing to advertisers. Ignorance is TRAVELLING COOKING SCHOOLS. an”. AN ELEPHAN'I. tic. Work is the best preventive of moral weeds. Laggard feet often go with a free runnmg tongue. A Reiigiqn never gains in depth‘ as it loses 1n breadth. Virtuq is more than a keen sense of the Vlces 111 others. One Tight iongue can make many heavy hearts. A man loses none of his own pitCh when he blackens another. * They are most 12" armed b3 fiatâ€" tery Who are most lnmgr3 for it No man ever 3st lixcd a boss life and escaped a In g‘ 5 looks. The poorest manrin this world is theone who owns nothing but; nch- es. Religion néver “wigs Letter on Sunday for resting all the W691?- The more I: religion the Is to men. Too many 1 the man who i one who is up Every opportunity to help '31? other along the way is an-invxta- tion toward heaven. The trouble with many an uplifter :s that, he is standing an the bubble of self-esteem. It does no damage to be called a fool, the Serious thing is to be satisfied with serving it. There is no food in a mushy faith. The strong are always sympathe- hey who have thé bread Of hi3 for a world have no right to waste time fightmg over its history; In the a. matter there are SOIUS. 7‘.Tnn\' f Elam t?- ink thev :ne, saints be- ause thm affvct to sneer at the dollars the) axe too slothful 1’0 earn. People who cannot change their own minds usually believe they are ordained to change the world’s mind. A “Hie onm‘m' applied in every- day helpflflncx is worth a. lot Esp-ant in talking about extraordmary holiness. A POENTER 0N MAKING SHOES WEAR LONGER. In this: ago more are many different forms of insur me against loss from almost ewry mm ivahh- cause and it IS x-vmarkable 1‘) [tutu um we have 130W arriw-d :11. a mint win-r911; is 90881!)1e to insan- ynur new clothes against be- vnming [:rwmutwn'ly warn out. and 11.0 doubt win-n pmph- are aware of mm fact thmamud: will take advantage of It“ Shoo insurum-c fin t‘m- form of “Nugget- Wamrpronf Slum Pn‘nish is the best kind nf an imwwtun-r't. for it will double the life of _\'nur F}~I‘f~'. Inn-muse it kcens lea- thor soft and pl Jule and prevents crack- thvr 50f ing. The ".\'1 tion whip Shim“. an of!" and s tious. . Your drain- keens Insure yuur shoes? Black or 'l‘an. asked, {he mu she sai nice, L Pm<-(i~z My an Canadian drug- gists. :rwoz's and general dealers ~0ll “inon s 1‘} ) Pads. If your storcimozu-r do. 5 not, ask him why. use of the r3 seven shots 2. missed. the shout'd. “I ridge G01” shoot Yuurs€ the 10011in c the wag‘lwn. “I'm sorry. Those Pills Cure Rheumatism.â€" 'l’o the many who suffer from rheuâ€" matism :L trial of Parmelee’s Vege- table Pills is recommended. They have pronounced action upon the liver and kidneys and by regulat- ing the :u-tinn of these organs act as an alternative in preventing the admixture of mid and blood that causes this painful disorder. They must, be taken according to direcâ€" tions and used steadily and they will speedily give evidence of their beneficial effects. The Pmkm-‘s Wifeâ€"“Give me a 1mm of \mtr handkerchlef John 1110 Banker (absent- mindedlv) __ “Wait a hit. “ hat security haxe \‘(‘11 got to cffér 2” you “I am proud to say that my "mndfm‘ncr made hi 5 mark in the wor k ’ ... hservo 3d th" concm ted youth. \‘ 011 I supnose he mam t- the onh mqn in those days who BE SURF. V0 GET THE KI}!!! YOU HAVE ALWAYS Allâ€"Owing to the grout pnpulfll‘ily mi "The D. L." LN“ hUX 1’111r7“r unsx‘uxmlous maknrs an- 7-2 in: m. one m“. :1. Made by Davis Lawrence v cnuidn't mite his name,” ‘replied 1-15 bm‘cd compamon. I! is an _undispn!od fart that one path“ of Wilson's Fly Pads has :1 43m!” kilied a hzxslm! of lmusv flies. Foriuuau-Ey no such quantity can ever be found in 3 “HI lwpt house. but whether (ht-y hp fr“ or many Wiisnn‘s Fly Pads “in RS H (‘mzn all. SENTENCE SERMONS. Do you BRINK, SUE New System of Treatment. Recently Discovered Remedy Cures Rapidly and Permanently. 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J: __. _ _,, _,‘_ s Ine:{ponsivo.â€"â€"To those 3‘ from d)'.~pcpsin. indiges- 3umatiszn or any ailment 3mm dsru: g'uncnt of the ' system. a trial cf Parme getable Pills resommcud 11d the sufferer be unac i with them. The trial wil bensive and the result wii [er customer for this vxce} licine. So effective is 121?: at many cures can can 11:: aced to 119i use 1:125):- mfzoc 1‘.‘ u “c hnx'o nut-Ted '- ‘ED.â€"TQ ACT ‘38 ACEVT FOR NTED. . M3 . Principa! The Veterinary Vic-net: Company. lektsd, ' 3 1x A‘ 75 Atie‘naiue 31., 1 Toronto, (La-Jada. :. M Mm“- SALE. L AXD GEXER‘LY: d Remedy “lit esults cblsmed 0mm nuficme. fins: their own no loss 0‘ mac. BURED 3 one cmmncgu ‘11 fully ex- k. Tobacco is book is an (‘52!) an secret. an: yer since I'm-re 0‘ Best 01 {LB 1- :auon. Ask v. or sand .vr. 8. Price $1.43 0 nearest 8:- withnut our IRS. on mph be convinund. :5 no reasnn ed by using rod PH deal Wile! "filmy. camp of ll dwrlisors. T0 EARN I, Canada ncipml under 21'» lH' Dem. 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