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‘Treatment: Gently smear the affected parts with Cuticura Ointment, on the ond of the finger, but do not rub. ‘Wash off the Cuticurs Ointment in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water and continte bathing for some minutes. ‘This treatment Is best on rising and retiring. At other times use Cuticura Soap freely for the toilet and bath, to assist in preventing inflammation, frritation and clogging of the pores,. Sold througbout the world. Liberal sample of sach free, with 32â€"p. Skin Book. Address post card Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Dopt. 471 Bos:an, U. 3. & FOR PIMPLES AND BLACKHEADS least bruiseo would injure f it and it was nearly imâ€" + * possible to heal. ‘The sors Aâ€" would be very red and CAâ€"A inflamed rourd the edges Q’ and had a burning sensaâ€" tion. When extra sore I could not sleep at night on account of the pain. I alâ€" ways wore a cotton bandage on it from the ankle to the knee.. For a number of years I used sticking plasters, then got a saive. I saw the advertisement offcring a free samâ€" ple of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a sample and purchased some more and In six days the sore was healed completely."* (Signed) James Edwards, June 21, 1912. i *# 4* 7 1 l 4MC @Â¥*°Za80 strength of a woman compared with that of a man is as Bowsman River, Manitoba.â€"*"When I was thirtcen years of azo I got my shin badly hurt and when healed the skin was Just It. ‘‘We all make mistakes." ‘‘Yes, and, thank goodness! the other fellow‘s always looks worse to us than our own." diture pver $ Minard‘s Liniment Cures Carget in Cow»s the vear Nearly Impossible to Heal Skin. Ba!ly Hurt, Sore, Red and Inâ€" flamed. Could Not Sleep. Cutiâ€" cura Soap and Ointment Healed, That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Look for the signature of E. W. GROYE Cures a Cold in One Day. Cures Grip in Iwo Days 2e. the f1 On sale daily, March 15t] elusive, from all points Angeles, san . Francisec Lake City, Seattle, Vic Neilson, Rossland, and m Through tourist sleeper ing chair cars from C routea. Liberal stop ov formation as to rates, I ture, wrile or call on B. eral Agent, 4 Youge Sti Mesrechaum literal foam," and derives Via Chicago and North Western Railway. On sale daily, March 15th to April 15th inâ€" clusive, from all points in Canada to Lo# Angeles, San â€" Franciseo, Portland, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Victoria, Yancouver, Nelson, Rossland, and many other points. Through tourist sleepers and free reclinâ€" ing chair cars from Chicago. Variable routes. Liberal stop overs. For full inâ€" formation as to rates, routes and litera ture, wrile or call on B. H. Bennett, Genâ€" eral Agent, 4 Youge Street. Yoronto: OLD SORE HEALED IN SX DAYS What are we doing to ensure that these 12,000 acres are treated as they ought to beâ€"to make sure that they shall not be developed in the haphazard way which has given us the London that we already have, the London in which so many tens of thousands of people are killed by their environment every yearl The answer is: Nothing. There are some 12,000 acres withâ€" in the London County Council area still unbuilt upon, and the estate referred to is apparently part of them, being situated just on the border line. ‘"We know with absolute knowâ€" ledge that if all the houses of the United Kingdom had been built with proper regard to ventilation and sunshine, tuberculesis would be practically unknown in our midst, and that we should not be losing, as we are losing, from tuberâ€" eulosis every weck in this country as many people as perished in the Titanic The average strength of London Paper Tells of Crowding in London Areas. The following, taken from a Lon« don (Englard) newspaper, is in its principles surely applicable to any large city : TENS OF THOUSANDS KILLED. If you have anvy of these diseases you haven‘t tried Dodd‘s Kidney Pills. Ask your neighbors. They‘ll tell you Dodd‘s Kidney Pills always cure them. The reason they cure rheumastism, backache, gravel, dropsy, Bright‘s disease, diabetes, and kindred disâ€" eases, is that these all spring from disordered kidneys. ‘‘*My fifteenâ€"yearâ€"old son, Angus," Mrs. Trefry states, "suffered from pain in his back, headache, and a pain over his eyes. ‘"He was so bad he could not walk across the floor. My friends advised me to give him Dodd‘s Kidâ€" ney Pills. ‘‘They cured him.‘"‘ That young Trefry‘s kidneys were wrong is evidenced by the cure. Dodd‘s Kidney Pills only cure disâ€" eased kidneys. They never fail to do that. to 100 Straight and _ Simple Statement Tells of Another Grand Cure By the Old Canadian Kidney Remâ€" edy. Springhaven, Yarmouth Co., N. B., March 31 (Special).â€"Simple and straight to the point is the stateâ€" ment of Mrs. Erven C. Trefry, of this place, but it tells of another grand cure by Dodd‘s Kidney Pills. AND DODD‘s KIDNEY PILLS CURED HER soN. SHE T09X HER Low Cotonist Rates to Pacific Coast Onty One "BROMO QUININE LuAXAIIYE BROMO QULNINE 64 ‘s e »3 iL % the signatare of E. W. GROYVE ,The"‘, s a I‘(‘ahn'.'l. and it is ex old in One Day. Cures urmip is| plained in the little book, ‘"‘The & Hte#s Road to Wellville,‘"‘ in pkgs. Sitniieoice s °. Ever read the above letter? A new ons ussian army estimates for appears from time to time. They ara 1913 provide for an expen . | genuine, true, and full of human interest. $272,500,000, an increase of verâ€"â€"â€"â€"Aâ€"_._. ,000,000 on the vear. LEAYVES TIKE OWA YUPACOXT In haum literally means "seaâ€" ind derives its name from that it is sometimes found n the Black Sea. disaster by the ‘act of attached to the bone. The FRIEND‘S ADVICE Minard‘s Liniment Cures Distemper. | Khat is a shrub known commerâ€" | cially in only two localities in the worldâ€"on the west coast of Arabia, and near Harrar, in Abyssinia. It I will thrive only in the mountains |8,500 to 5,000 feet above the sea j level ; it will not live anywhere near | salt water, and in cultivation it has !bu be fertilized with sheep or goat manure. ‘‘Neither did I,"‘ answered her brother unfeelingly. ‘"I thought it would empty it.‘" The following morning at the bréakfast table she remarked to her younger brother : _ ‘‘Well, I never thought my voice would fill that large hall.‘" Florence, who was an ardent adâ€" mirer of her own vocal qualities, had been selected to sing a solo at a church entertainment. The plant has thick, dark green foliage, and is propagated from cutâ€" tings, yielding its first commercial crop of leaves the second year. When the Arab cultivator sees birds eating the leaves he knows that they‘are ripe and of good flavor for market. The leaves are used everyâ€" where throughout Arabia. To the natives of that region life and hard work would be unendurable withâ€" out khat, and there is no coolie too poor to buy his daily portion of the plant. _ It is the great fact next to their religion, in the every day life of the people. ‘ Natives Who Chew Them Bccome [ Intoxicated. â€" An interesting plant â€" called ‘"khat‘"" has recently been obtained by theâ€"government plant bureau from Aden, in Arabia. When its leaves are chewed they are said to affect one like a bottle of chamâ€" pagne, being most agreeably stimuâ€" lating. Presumably it would grow very well in our southwestern counâ€" try, but seeds of it will not be disâ€" tributed _ until _ something more definite has been ascertained about the nature and action of the alkaâ€" loid which it contains. ‘ _ ‘"My physician told me I must not eat any heavy or strong food and ordcred a diet, giving me some medicine. _ I _ followed directions carefully, but kept c . asing coffee and did not get any better. _ ‘"Last winter my husband, who was away on business, had Postum served him in the family where he boarded. He liked it so well that when he came home he brought some with him. We began using it and I found it most excetlent. ‘"While I drank it my stomach never bothered me in the least, and 1 got over my nervous troubles. When the Postum was gone we reâ€" turned to coffee, then my stomach began to hurt me as before and the: neryous conditions came on again. ‘"‘That showed me exactly what was the cause of the whole trouble, so I quit drinking coffee altogetherl and kept on using Postum. _ The old troubles left again»+and have‘ never returned." The Effect of Tea and Coffee on Mighly Organized People. ‘"I have been a coffee user for years, and about two years ago got into a very serious condition of dyspepsia and indigestio . It seemâ€" ed to me I would fly to pieces. I was so nervous that at the least noise I was distressed, and many times could not straighten myself up because of the pain.‘" Tea is just as injurious, because it contains caffeine, the same drug found in coffee. LEAYES LIKE CHAMPAGXNE part in the South African camâ€" paign, and was mentioned in desâ€" patches. Lord Edmund has sat for the Chichester Division of Sussex since 1894. _ In ‘the last Unionist (Government he was private secreâ€" tary to Mr. St. John Brodrick (now Lord Middleton and was afterâ€" wards appointed a Junior Lord of the Treasury. He cannot boast of any oratorical gifts, but he has a very genial manner, which serves Rhim well in the lobby, and is popuâ€" lar with politicians on both sides of the House. Lord Edmund Talbot is a brother of the Duke of Norfolk. He is fiftyâ€"eight years of age, and prior to entering politics served for many vears in the 11th Hussars. He took A lord succeeds a lord as chief whipperâ€"in of the Unionist party in Great Britain, for Lord fimund Talbot steps into the position vacatâ€" ed by Lord Balcarres, He has plenty of experience for the post, seeing that the has been associated with the Unionist whip‘s office for many years. on e . Ca Little Brother Speaks. A LORDLY WHIPPERâ€"IN. . FLY TO PIECES. Lord Talbot. Mike came to the doctor about 9 o‘clock with information that their monthâ€"old baby would not sleep a wink. The doctor gave Mike sleepâ€" ing powders for the baby. The next day he met Mike on the street. ‘‘Well, how did the powders work t‘ asked the doctor. ‘"Them powders, Doc,‘"‘ answered Mike, "sure did the trick.‘‘ ‘"Made the baby sleep, did they ?"‘ ‘"‘No, that they didn‘t, Doc. We gave the darlint a dose just as you told me, but it wouldn‘t shleep at all at all; so we just took a& dose o‘ thim powders ourâ€" silyes, we did, and went right off to shleep and nivir heard the darlint cry one bit any more,‘"‘ * Catarrhozone is needed in every home. Large size lasts 2 months, price $1.00; small size, 50c.; trial size, 2¢. At all storekeepers and druggists or The Catarrhâ€" ozone Co., Buffalo, N. Y., and Kingston, Canada. I endorse Catarrhozone because I know of six bad cases of Catarrh, including my own, that it has cured. It is a sensible remedy because it is cavable of going where the diseaso is. I belicve it cures quicker than other remedy because it gets sooner to the source of the disease than anything else I know of. 1 had headaches, bad breath, and much stom2ch trouble asâ€" sociated with my Catarrh, but they have disappeared since‘ using ~rhozone, which keeps me free from co.Gs, headâ€". aches, catarrh and all winter ills." OTTO E. KRAMER, Belleville, Ont. ‘ You can‘t successfully treat Catarrh by internal dosingâ€"you must in some way send a purifying, healing agent through the breathing organs, so that the germs can be reached. This you do every time you inhale Catarrhozone. It‘s rich esâ€" sences and healing balsams are breathed all through the nose, throat and lungs, and effectively destroy every trace of Caâ€" tarrh. This is a proven fact. A Simple Remedy Discovered That Cures Without Drugs. The American people suffer more from Catarrh than from any other discase. It undermines more conétitutions and creâ€" ates more sickness than all other diseases combined. It is, therefore, very dangerâ€" ous. Offensive Breath Caused Usually By Catarrh The peat is full of fossil gum shed through countless centuries by the trees that are now being cut. The value of resin makes another indusâ€" try profitableâ€"the recovery of the fossil gum. In some parts of the swamp area as many as five succesâ€" sive layers of gum have been found. The cut timber is perfectly sound and of excellent quality. It differs from the kauri timber that is cut from the living tree only in its colâ€" or, which is a dark reddishâ€"brown, like mahogany. Everywhere about the _ swamp there are excavations where workâ€" men are uncovering the timber. They scoop pits in the peat on each side of the trunk for the sawers to work in. The men wield huge crossâ€" cut saws, and cut the tree into shorter lengths for the mill. Then the grips of a "forest devil‘" are atâ€" tached to one end of the sections. There is a rattle and clank of maâ€" chinery, a groan and strain of pulâ€" leys, a coughing roar of steam, and the great log is torn from its bed of centuries, swung up on a trolley, and hauled away on its last journey to the sawâ€"benches. Like the branches and crowns, the soft sapâ€"wood that once surâ€" rounded the solid heartâ€"wood of the living trees has long since disapâ€" peared ; so in estimating the origiâ€" nal size we must make a consideraâ€" ble addition to the present meaâ€" surements. Many of the logs toâ€"day show a girth of over sixty feet, and a length of eighty or ninety feet of straight timber free from knot or branch. _ Beneath the surface of *peat, where the soil has shrunk in drying or has been blown away, the trunks of innumerable kauri trees lie exâ€" posed to view. For centuries they have been covered by the semiâ€" liquid peat until their branches and crowns have decayed and disapâ€" peared. _ Nothing but the solid heartâ€"wood of the mighty trunks reâ€" main, and these lie in orderly swaths almost as regular as wheat stalks on a newlyâ€"reaped field. The thousand heads point all in one direction, as if the forest had fallen under the sickle of some giant reaper. Vast Area of Immense Size Near _ Auckland, New Zealand. Recovery and use of buried timâ€" ber is no new thing under the sun. For hundreds of years the wood of buried and submerged trees has been recovered and worked among the Swiss Alps and many an Engâ€" lish farmer of the western counties can point with pride to an old cabiâ€" net or carved fourâ€"poster of black bogâ€"oak. But it may be doubted, declares Mr. D. W. O. Fagan in Chambers‘s Journal, if anywhere clse in the world there is so vast an area of buried timber of immense size as in the Papakurawalley, near Auckland, New Zealand. As a rapid and certain healer of ulcers, abscesses, piles, inflamed places, cuts, burns, bruises, scalp sores, eczema, eruptions, etc., you can get nothing to equal Zamâ€"Buk. All druggists and stores at 50c. box or post free for price from Zamâ€" Buk Co., Toronto. Try Zamâ€"Buk‘s Soap for tender skins and baby‘s bath. 25¢. tablet. Mr. Oliver Sims, of Purvis (Man.), writes:â€""I had an old irritating sore on my forehead that had trouâ€" bled me for four years. Zamâ€"Buk was recommended to me and in a marvellously short time it healed the obstinate sore perfectly. You may depend upon it that after this proof of its power we will never be without a box of it." ‘ A BURIED FOREST. HAD SORE i YEARS. ED. 4. Fiveâ€"eighths of the surface of the carth is covered with sea to an ayâ€" erage depth of 2 miles. In the open sea the rise and fall of tides is less than 2 feet, but, where the water is narrowed and shallowed by land, the rise and fall increases greatly. Minard‘s Liniment Cures Diphtheria. A raw onion eaten at night is the bestâ€"known cure for insomnia. YTour drug[ict will refund money ifePAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itch ing, Blind, Bleeding or Protrading Piles in i o 14 days. "50e. A man is never really clever unâ€" til he learns that he isn‘t clever enough to get:along without workâ€" ing. There are 4,840 square yards in an acre. Minard‘s Liniment Cures Colds, Eto. **The Family Friend for 40 years." A never failing relief for Croup and Whooping Cough. _ The Indians have a call or tole for nearly every animal. They can bring a fox right up to within twenty yards by making a sibilant noise produced by sucking the back of the hand. Stag caribou are toled by grunting loudly in two different ways, a vocal effort which requires some little skill or practice on the imitator‘s part. Wild geese can be called when they first arrive in the spring by waving a white rag and imitating their ‘"honking‘‘ call, but after the first fortnight they take little notice of the lure. SA1ilofh DL Noted Men Attest to Its Very Great Worth. The value of a goodâ€"natured laugh may be rated low by some people; but many writers have atâ€" tested its worth in no measured terms. It is not surprising that Charles Lamb should have said, "A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market;‘‘ but from the lips of the sombre Carlyle one is searcely prepared to hear, "No man who has once heartily and wholly laughed can be altogethtr or irreâ€" claimably bad.‘" It was Douglas Jerrold who boldly stated that, ‘‘What was talked of as the golden chain of Jove was nothing more than a succession of laughs, a chroâ€" nic scale of merriment reaching from earth to Bympus.‘‘ _ ‘"‘I ;am persuaded,"‘ wrote Lawrence Sterne, "that every time a man smilesâ€"but much more so when he laughsâ€"it adds something to his fragment of life."" Last of all may be cited the verdict of Oliver Wenâ€" dell Holmes, given with his own inimitable humor, "‘The riotous tuâ€" mult of a laugh, I take it, is the mob law of the features, and Proâ€" priety the magistrate who reads the Riot Act." long trip, completely worn ~ \ & was so badly affected by chronic biliousness, so much overcome by conrstant headaches, dizziness, that I despaired of ever getting well. "It was a blessing that 1 used Dr. Hamâ€" ilton‘s Pills. In one week 1 fe‘t like a new. man. The feeling of weight and nausca in my stomach disappeared. . My oyes looked brla.(or. color grew better, and, best of all," 1 began to enjoy my meals. The dlul&u. langour and feeling of depression passed away, and 1 fast reâ€" gained my oldâ€"time vigor and spirits. Toâ€" day 1 am wellâ€"thanks to Dr. Hamilton‘s Pills." For health, strength, comfort and good spirits there is no medicine like Dr. Hamâ€" ilton‘s Pills. 256. per box, five boxes for $1.00, at all druggists and storekeepers, or by mail from The Catarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N. Y., and Kingston, Canada. Lack of exercise and overwork were the causes that combined to almost kill Samuel 8. Stephens, Jr., one of the ‘best known citizens in Woodstock. In his convincing letter, Mr. Stephens BaY® : Nothing so Suffer From~ Indigestion, Headâ€" Aches, Poor . Appetite, Men Who Don‘t Exercise PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 Dpays How Indians Lure Beasts YVALUE OF A LAUGKH year ago I returned home after a Make Him Feel Brisk and Vigâ€" orous as Or. Hamilton‘s Pilis. Cleverness. TORONTO ISSUE 141â€"13. I Eggs, milk and fruit makes the best diet for brain workers. _ Bcience now declares that fish don‘t sleep. But why, then, riverâ€" beds ? The Sultan of Johore on state occasions wears $12,000,000 worth of jewels. The wellâ€"toâ€"do mar is generally hard to do. Wasps become intoxicated on the fermented juices of rotting fruit. Joy cometh in the morning, proâ€" vided you haven‘t been making a night of it. French railways are fined for late trains. A prominent merchant was discovered a few days ago brandishing a razor at midâ€" night. His wife called for assistance, but found her Hubby was only paring his corns. Far better not to risk blood poisâ€" ouinfuuse Putnam‘s Corn Extractor, 2. at all dealers THOUCHT IT WAS SUICIDE ‘"You say your husband contriâ€" butes nothing to * support,"‘ said the lawyer.~ /‘ wh, nary a cent. _ That niggazh ;»st nachally won‘t work. An‘ he‘s got plenty of debility, too, if he could only use 16. Green _ snail, Japan ear, bull mouth, spider, fancy cowries, murâ€" ex, mother of pearl shells, trochus, trumpets, helmets and musselsâ€"all these, and more are brought to the docks for industrial and ornamental purposes. ~ For supplies of mother of pearl numerous countries are drawn upon, and it is sold at prices varyâ€" ing from $20 to $70 a hundredâ€" weight. About 25 to 30 tons of tortoise shell reaches London yearly, the best coming from the West Indies. It fetches an average of $8.75 per pound, but an exhibition lot from Fiji recently sold for as much as $75 per pound. Generally speakâ€" ing, the article tends to get scarcer and therefore dearer. Tortoise Shell at $75 a Pound Among Varicties Imported. An entire floor of a huge ware house at St. Katharine dock has been opened for the sale and disâ€" play of valuable shells, says the London (England) News Leadeor. Here, six times a year, the parcels will be opened, weighed, sorted and lotted for the public sales. Nerviline is something new. No, it‘s one of the oldest and best known remedies. Used in thousands of homes by the peoâ€" ple of many nations, simply because it stops pain, cures «ickness, and rids the family of ills before they become trouâ€" blesome. Get the family size bottle, price 50c.;.trial size 25¢., at all storekeepâ€" ers and druggiste or The Catarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N. Y. CARGOES OF COSTLY SHELLS. If something has been ceaten that causes cramps, nausea, or diarrhoea, just twenty drops of Nervilineâ€"that‘s all and cure is effected. As & linintent for outward application in ease of Neuralgia, Lame Back, Sciatiâ€" ca, Lumbago or Rheumatism, it‘s really hard to imagine how Nerviline relieves, and how soon it cures. The high cost of living toâ€"day demands economy on every side. Sickness is exâ€" pensive. Far better to treat little ills before they grow serious. For this reaeon every home should have handy on the shelf a good remedy like Nerviline, which cures the minor ailments that occur in every family. For example, when the boy comes in with wet feet and a slight cough, Nerviâ€" line will cure him. Jf a cold has settled on his chest, rub on, Nerviline and the cold will go. 1 rarcck If Your Home is Without "Nerviâ€" line‘‘ Read the Following Closely. Ho then remembered that in 1860, two years before the dream, he had met the sister of this friend, and to please her had written the Latin names under the various plants in her album at the dictation of a botanist. Innumerable cases of a similar nature are on record, and go to show how remarkably heightened the memory may be in dreams. They also warn us not too rashly to believe that incidents in a dream which seem entirely new are really The World‘s Best Liniment Nesded In Every Fanily From Infancy To Old Age On awakening he could not reâ€" member ever to have heard the name of the fern of his dream, alâ€" though he discovered that a fern called Asplenium ruta muraria really existed. Sixteen years later, however, he happened to be turnâ€" ing over the pages of a friend‘s alâ€" bum of dried flowers, and to his surprise came across the very fern, with the Latin name written underâ€" neath in his own handwriting. _ In many cases where the inclâ€" dents of a dream seom to be entireâ€" ly unfamiliar it has been shown by careful investigation that they corâ€" respond to actually experienced events that have escaped the memâ€" ory of the waking self. Delboeuf {;:gsord.s an interesting example of is. In 1862 he dreamed that he found two lizards in the snow. He took them up, warmed them, and placed them in a hole in a wall, together with a small fern, which he knew they liked to eat. The name of this fern seemed in his dream to be Asâ€" plenium rura muralis. Mostly Memories of Yesterday or of Years Ago. _ Almost all scientific observers agree that the materials of which dreams are made are memories of past experiences of the individual. Curiously enough, the memories that occur most frequently are those of the previous day and those of early childhood. Fact aud Fancy. DREAMS IN SCIENCE. Had Debility. Mrs. Bugginsâ€"That’s. just â€" like you, John Henry Buggins. I told you this morning to take one of the io retupetenil afp c c ons borrowed ones Mr. Bugginsâ€"I lost toâ€"day. wbyneii ) hk L :: Try Muzine Eye Remedy. No Sr Fineâ€"Acts Quickly, it f Watery Eyes and Granulated trated mdbokb in 018:: ul:.ckum ©0: w our ullstsâ€"not !f‘?’?? but lu!:d in successful P P NE _..0. °_ _1 me Lye Kemedy. No Smartingâ€"Feels Fineâ€"Acts Quickly, it for Red, Weak, Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. Illus» trated Book in each Package, Murine is compounded by our Oculistsâ€"not a "Patent Medâ€" lcine"â€" but used in succassful Physicians‘ Prac» io o ies anent t o ie Palp: C al 0 Murine Eyo gulve n Asepiio Tubes, s’.'e'm MM.istl 2 e 0 0_ Shorthand was practised by the ancient Greeks and Romans, but all knowledge of the art was lost from the tenth to the sixteenth century . Isaac Pitman gave his ‘"Phonoâ€" graphy‘‘ to the world in 1837. When Your Eyes Need Gare Try Musine Fea pas.® C C 9 To whom it may concern: This is to certify that I have used MINARD‘S LINI MENT myself as well as prescribed it in my practice where a liniment was reâ€" fl:-lred and have never failed to get the ired effect. An average of 186 carthquakes a year has been recorded at the seisâ€" mological observatory of Rocea di Papa, near Rome, during the past twelve vears. A Frenchman edrned over $50,000 last year as an airship chauffeur. Yet some people say that a man can‘t live on air. An interesting reflection on the social development in the German Empire is had when the number of women employed in production is considered. "Of the total inumber of wage earners counted in 1907â€"28,â€" 000,000â€"omneâ€"third are female, their number having increased from 6,â€" 500,000 in 1895 to 9,400,000 in 1907. The chief dominion of woman is agriculture, there being 4,500,000 females engaged in these healthful occupations, while in twentyâ€"eight groups of the various industrics 2,100,000 are engaged, and in comâ€" merce and trade 930,000. Of the higher offices in Germany, requiring scientific training, only 2.6 per cent. are held by women. SHILOH: In addition to this perilous work, the police prevented five hundred and fortyâ€"five persons from coinmitâ€" ting suicide, and three hundred and two runaway horses were stopped. Finally, two hundred and sixtyfour fires were extinguished by policeâ€" men in 1911. According to the last yearly reâ€" port, twelve wers knocked down and injured while regulating traffic ; runaway horses took the attention of fortyâ€"six ; twentyâ€"seven were inâ€" jured by horses falling, and eightyâ€" four were bitten by dogs. No fewer than two thousand seven hundred were assaulted, and the victims of various accidents totalled over seâ€" ven hundred. Many Fatalities During Year of London Men in Blue. The recent death of a London, England, policeman, who _ was knocked down by a motorâ€"bus and killed, brings to mind the â€"risks which the man in blue has to underâ€" go. RISKS OF TRAFFIC POLICE. Women in German Industries An early Spring makes early ordering sow should be the best you can got. 10 duction have imparted to PATTERSON, WYLDE & CO., _ 133 King St. Pag s Sole Agents for Canada ToOoRoNto the power of producing big crops. . Carter‘s Seeds are perfa mp}’id to Canadian soil and climate and have shown \11. “f:}}l’i success where used. Send your order for any vegetable or flowep seeds. We have all kinds, novelties and standard varictios. q1 seeds are fresh, last season‘s crop. Bend for complete Price Lig LARGE PACKAGES 10 CENTS; 12 PACKAGES FIR $1.00 Carter‘s Careless, Order Seeds Now 4o 18 C. A. KING, M.D expel stomaeh and intestinal worms from o0 as & horsen, use a remedy that will not m,'hfi,h,":.! death," but wi‘l act as a tonic. In this respect SPOHR unequaled. Full instructions in booklet with every botte. druggists my umbrella W O R M S CURES VCOUGRS & COLDS Chicago sPOHN MEDICAL CO., Coshen, ind., u, § *L : '2:' whin ’ _“:mggh&&lumom goILERS A’l‘ ONCEâ€"MEN â€" WANTED; LEARK Barber Trade; great demand; good wages; twenty to thirty advortised for daily in Toronto papers alone. Can teach {ou'in six to eight weeks. Bend ! ogue. Moler College, 221 Queen 1 ronto. (‘ ALL STONES, KIDNEY ANi K _ der Stones, Kidney trouble Lumbago ‘lnd kindred ailments p cured with the new German "Bapol," price $1.50. Anvother new for Diabete@â€"Mellitus. and sure "Banol‘s Antiâ€"Diabetes." Price $2 druggists or direct. ‘The Sanol M turing ComJuny of Canada (Cinnivnee Man Fxrn' ACRES IN MIDDLESI) â€"Boil clay loam; good ou: slose to market, railway etatior office. Would exchange for (o hundred acres within five mile« . church and cheese factory. T\ Real Estate Exchange, Londo: F.un( IN BASKATCHEWAX EQurp ped; in crop; must sell; terms easy Perey Love, Hawarden, Sack C ANCER, TUMORS, LUMP3® internal and external, cur out rain by our bome treatmen us before too late. Dr. Beliman Co., Limited, Collingwood. Ont I HAVE OYVER ONE RBUNDREN Goop farms in different sections o! Ontarig on my list. If you want a farm consul S EVERAL _ DESIRABLE _ rarys y Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan that can be bought. Worth the money for quick eale. H. W. 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