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The brain that. never Calls upon itself for Work must become dull and stupid, and it, is the some Way with the muscles of the body. They are filled with blood vessels that should be up and doing. The blood has several purposes. and one is to ‘carry away much of the waste fluids of the body. The lungs are a. Sort bf refinery, and tho blood is a dis- ,Mlling agent. I! the blood becomes thick and unhealthy and sluggish the body does not keep its youthful state. Eyes grow dull; lips loose gtheir redness; the complexion is A most excellent scheme is to take long, slow, lull breaths, Whenever you have a chance; when you are walking, when you are going to sleep, when you have just awakened. Such habits are valuable, most valuable, but because they don't cost anything and are a little trouble, lots of Women fancy there is nothing in such practices. Nonsensel Look at the athletic men that train. They are the healthiest, strongest, finest- Iooking creatures in existence. Go thou and do likewise on a little scale. DRDVE AWAY sallow and unlovely. It is an easy and simple matter to make exercise a habitâ€"just like the habit. of putting out the lights at, night and wondering if burglars will show up before morning. Montreal, Que, Nov. 9.â€"(Specia1). ~â€"’I‘he illness and cure of Mr. George Robertson, of 39 St. Antoine St, this city, is further and convincing proof that Rheumatism and Dropsy are both the results of Diseased Kidâ€" neys. Mr. Robertson had Dropsy and Rheumatism for five years. He cured his Kidneys by using Dodd’s Kidney Pills and both diseases de- parted for good. Speaking of his case Mr. Robertson says: . Exercise is much more necessary to human life than most women think. ’ Healthy stimulation is an absolute need; Without it the body will rust and fall into bits. The baby that never creeps about or kicks or ex- ercises at all either wastes into a. tiny midget of bones and wrinkles, or also takes on pounds of unhealthy [at and becomes soft and short- brcathod and Without vitality. "I had been troubled with Dropsy and Rheumatism for five years, I am now well and it is all owing to Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Before I startâ€" ed using them I could hardly put my feet to the floor they were swol- len so much from Dropsy. My arms used to swell at times so that I could not put my coat on. "A friend advised me ,to use Dodd's Kidney Pills offering to pay for them if they did not help me. Before I had used the second box I felt a great improvement. I took seven boxes in all and I don’t, know What it is to be sick since." Precautions have failed to prevent Lhe slaughter of over a. score of the highest personages in the World dur- ing the last, century. Within the last nine years France and America have each lost a. President, Persia her Shah, Korea its Queen, Austria its Etnpress, Italy its King, and Servia. her King and Queen. ‘ The assassin does not reason. "A nob- ler, purer soul Was never realeased,” Said one who knew him intimately when the Duke of Devonshire's bro- ther Was murdered in Phoenix Park. ’I‘hey preserve toâ€"day in the Winter Palace at St. Petersburg the room In which the torn, shattered and bleeding Alexander 11. Was carried to die. EVerything remains to this hour as at the moment the life left his tortured frame. Hardly less ghastly was the ananl’iul of his preâ€" decessor. which came unexpectedly of c atom the thin deccssor to the l endish's through which Brit ing always engender prflucipal figures. the cursor, brought Take Long, Slow, Full Breath! Whenever You Can. ‘ th t} unhl. ix long ed him every vacy of the g cautions were GEO. ROBERTSON CURED HIS KIDNEYS BY USING DODD’S KIDNEY PILLS. And His Rheumatism Departed Never to Makes a. Statement. 'a‘rreat Men Who Have Paid Penal- ty for Greatness. SHADO\V OF THE ASSASSIN. [‘0 MAKE EXERCISE A HABIT. I] into hi: and cam str politic BOTH DISEASES :ervcd as ts. mat Morley, but G1 ‘ could not and wont “neck or ushcd aside a. of the Lodge in nd then: found crisis like that in is now pussâ€" danger for their "uknown to tho unguarde and Dropsy Returnâ€"He The ierick Cav- :compani the pri like pro JC and Sir 1d- public, Britain’s foremost statesmen are shadowed. From the outbreak of the South African War Mr. Cham- berlain has been followed day and night in his walks abroad by a skilful and powerful emissary of Scotland Yard. A man of Mr. Ché‘mbcrlain‘s spirit does not like it, but there are other minds than his Whose peace be has to consider. Mr. Gladstone hated the idea of a. bodyâ€"guard. and had to be tracked in secret. The accident is not in- frequently a better safeguard than the sleuth hound. Mr. Gladstone, popping across the Horse Guards and into his house by the garden entrance. escaped unwittingly the man who was awaiting him with a loaded revolver in the main street. Mr. Foster preserved his life by do- parting quite by chance from Dublin by a route contrary to that chosen. "I am sorry to disturb you," said the gentleman burglar. "I trust you’ll keep quiet while I remove the valuables.” And he smiled pleas- antly as he levelled a revolver at his victzim. “Why, certainly I" said the latter, with equal affability. "Perhaps you’ll permit me to facilitate the proceedings by giving you some in- formation that may save time and hasten your departure. There is very little cash in the houseâ€"only three dollars, as it happensâ€"mot a cent more, on my word as a gentleâ€" manâ€"and you’ll find it in that pockâ€" etâ€"book. But the silverware is worth taking, and there is some valâ€" uable bricâ€"aâ€"brac. If you haven‘t room for it all in your bag I shall be happy to point out what is best worth taking. You may rely on my judgment, and I assure you that my advice will be entirely disinterested." “You’re very kind, I‘m sure,H said the burglar. “I shall be glad to hear what you have to say, although I shall reserve the privilege of re- jecting your advice if it should not coincide with my own opinion. And as I can’t quite understand your mo- tives, you'll excuse me for keeping this revolver pointed at you while we make the rounds.” And he helped the burglar to select the desired articles. “And now," said the victim, "if you don't mind, I should like to make an inventory of these things. It won’t take very long.” “The fact is,” said the burglar, “I'm rather in a hurry. And I must confess that I’m of a suspicious na- ture. We can't help our dispos- itions. I find it impossible to rid myself of the lurking suspicion that there may be a trap." “Not. at 81‘,” said the victim. "Perhaps I should have explained sooner. Pardon me for having thoué‘ntlessly prolonged your un- easiness. The fact is, I am insured against. burglaryâ€"over-insured, be tween 'you and moâ€"so that this little affair isn’t costing you and me a penny. But an inventory would greatly assist me in proving my loss. So, if you don’t mind ” "Of course 1 don’t mind !” said the burglar, warmly. And he calied off the names of the articles while the owner made a memorandum. “By a'l means,” said the victim. "I should prefer to have it so. What ever I do in this matter I wish to do under compulsion. I yield grace- fully to the inevitable. Your revolâ€" ver, I trust, is loaded ?" “Of course." 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What's the mat- t application ninutcs. 50 rts of fiw He: “Oh, go and ask cngth I know dation, 11 I heard the man the maid adore, I saw her girlish glee; And when the tender scene was o'er They turned and worshipped me. But when he saw my beauty there In that (“lightful grove, Of ornaments he stripped me bare _And gave them to his love. Now in'my heart there is no room For tender sympathy, Until next. year, sweet roses bloom Again upon this tree. Columbus said the world was round, And most of us declare That since his time we've often found It anything but square. “Was there a girl there, dear? I didn’t notice. I was looking at you." I heard a. lover tell his love. And could but sympathise To hear him calling her his dove And note her soft, replies. "Didn't you think that, was a. beautiful girl with me to-day, Arâ€" thur 7” “What girl, my dearest 7" “Whynshe was with me when you met us in front of the church.” And then she loved him more. There is more Cnturrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together. and until the lust low years was supposed to beincurable. For a great many yenrs doctors pronounced it a coal disease and prescribed local reme ies. and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced itincurnblc‘ Science has proven catarrh to benconstitutionnl disease anathem- iore requires constitutional treatment. Hull's Untnrrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney 5: Chooledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the mar- ket. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops tonteaspooniul. It acts directly on the blood and mucous sur- faces of the system. They offer one hun- dred dollars (or any case it falls to cure. Send for circulars and testimoni- als. Address, F. J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists. 75c. Hgll’a Family Pills are the best. Doctor: “You’ve got a fever, sir." 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