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Regained. Every woman should take Psychine regularly. It creates an appetite and is the greatest of digestants. Psychine is a boon to run-down, tired and overworked women for there is LIFE IN EVERY DOSE. Mrs. J. T. Miller of 63 Notre Dame St., Winnipeg, roved this, for she says: “I am hankful for what Psychine has done for me. I was laid up With weakness. Oh, how I suffered. My appetite was very poor and my stomach was greatly disordered. To- day I em strong and well, for Psy- chine has brought me permanent relief. I feel like a new women now to what I did before taking Psychinc. I feel the vigor of girl- hood in my veins once more.” I’sychine regulates and strength- ‘cns the stomach and is an infallible remedy for all disorders of the throat, lungs and chest. All drug- gists and stores, 50c. Sample sent on application. Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited, Toronto. Psychim; drives away La Grippel HARD HITS AT MEN. When a man admits that he is never too old to learn you may be sure that he is getting pretty old. A man usually begins to apprec- iate his wife about the time that he has killed her appreciation of him. Not one man in ten thousand leaves his impress upon his fellow:, which probably is fortunate for his fellows. Some men achieve matrimony, some men have it thrust upon them, and others are lucky enough to es- cape it altogether. What a. man knows will some- times make a. book, and frequently what. he thinks he knows would make an entire library. "r";...« «M RFNEW YOUrt YOUTH. Never before has the struggle for socml and commercial success been HOW DO YOU SLEEP? 110w Dill‘crout Nations of the Earth Pass the Night. The ordinary Canadian. in order to sleep well, likes to have a soft pillow under his head. The an, stretching himself out on a rush of wood under his is sleepless without it. The robust man of this country likes to have the window open at nighttime, both summer and win- ter. Thc Ilu55ian, on the contrary, likes no slceping~place so well as the top of the big stove in his do- micile. The Laplander crawls, head and all, into a. bag of reindeerâ€"skin; ‘and often the East Indian follows ‘a similar custom, using, however, 5:; more porous bag. This, it should be explained, is intended as a proâ€" tection, not from cold, but from mosquitoes. The German likes to have a fea- thcr covering, as Wall as to lie on a feather bed. The Chinaman pre- fers a low couch, scarcely above the level of the floor. ’ The people of Northern countries .prefcr to sleep where there is )plenty of room in which to stretch; while the inhabitants of the tropics (are prone to curl themselves up in a suspended hammock. Diversity of method in sleeping! Aftcr this, we should think so. J,â€" WOULD BE IN AWFUL SHAPE. A woman went to a butcher shop the other day to get a roast of beef. ,Thc butcher is a little old man, in- clined to be cranky. He began to cut the roast. She thought he was sawing off too much bone. “That roast will have too much hone in it, I fear,” she said. The butcher stopped and sighed. “Madam,” he said, “that’s the cow’s fault. These cows would be in awful shape if they had to run around without bones.” The woman said no more. Time tries all things, and as .Bicklc’s Antiâ€"Consumptive Syrup has stood the test of years it now ranks as a. leading specific in the treatment of all ailments of the throat and lungs. It will soften and subdue the most stubborn cough by relieving the irritation, and resore the affected organs to healthy conditions. Use will show its value. Try it and be convinced of its cfllcacy. head, and Professional Fasterâ€"“I should like to undertake a fast of four weeks in this show of yours. How much will you pay me ’1” Show- iman~â€"“I can’t give you any salary, so keen as in our own day, and to . but I will pay for your keep.” the Victor and the vanquished alike comes a time when nerves and body cry for rest. Nature and sciâ€" ence have combined to produce an environment where tire’d men and women may renew their youth. On the main line of the Grand Trunk Railway System, at St. Catharines, Ontario, is situated “The Wel~ lam,” where the ills of life are alleviated by bathing in the Saline Springs of the “St. Catharines Well,” under proper medical supcrâ€" vision and attendance. Apply to 130 St. James street, Montreal, for booklet and further information. When a woman has occasion to visit her poor relations she always likes to talk about the trouble she has with her hired girl. Biliousncss Burdens Liic. -â€" The bilious man is never a companion able man bccause his ailment ren- ders him moroec and gloomy. The complaint is not so dangerous as it is disagreeable. suffer from it who Parnmlcc's Vegetable Pills. ly regulating the liver and obviating the cficcts of bile in the stomach they rcstorc nicn to cliecrfulncss and full vigor of action. OVER TH E LIMIT. Crawfordâ€"“Do you ever try llal'» tcry on your wife '2” t‘rnbshmvâ€"“Yes, and works exccpt when she "M WWW. / it always wants new gown and I tell her she looks charming in her old onc.’ r ca muss“. .439 mil 5 Yet no one needE can procure- a, more Is No Such Thing as a harmtess enough. The trouble goes from bad to worse unless check- .d, Allen's Lung Balsam cures the worst, of colds. It alleys inflammation and clears the air passages. Sheâ€"“I see where a fellow mar- {vied a girl on his death-bed, just so she could have his millions when he was gone. Could you love a girl Hike that l" lieâ€"“Where does she 'llV’e 2” , Useful at all Timesâ€"In winter 5or in summer Parmelee’s V' :etable ll’ills will cope with and c .‘rcomc lany irregularities of the (ingestive iorgans which change of diet, ichaugc of residence, or variation loi temperature may bring about, [They should be always kept at hand 'and once their beneficial action be-; comes known, no one will be with- iout them. ‘ fating in their idently. l Mistress (to new servant)â€"“We 1have breakfast generally about ‘ eight o'clock.” New Servant ~ i“\\'ell, mum, if I ain't down to it, ‘don‘t wait.” ‘ "Ming cough drives sleep and comfort at“. You can conquer it with Allen's Lung ‘ 3315ng which relieves hard brenthlug, pain in ‘ the chest Mid irritation o! the throat. Give it ‘ lreoly to the children. I ._ ‘ I-‘OI’L PL.\Y. Two Irishman were asking; cmh other conundrums one day. and wvhcu their supply ran out Pat sun~ gested that they should make some 1111. : “All right.” said Mike. “Hero's isni‘. I)ll\\'l]:ll thnt goes around '1 lxnru»ynrd iu fcuihci's and on two llk l . . .. (logs and Lurking l:k<’ :1 (log:’ T “My. iiiol's hard. I giw it up." answered I‘m. nlir-r Sonic moments of Ihin“:ing‘. “I‘hwnt's the {ill-V 'su'or i “.\ «life-Len." ‘ “hl‘fi. lliill-i {l‘iili‘i l‘ill‘ l;«1v'tl ll:fl llvii‘kiufr of :2 do}: not in ilia'i‘ci" {inquii‘xl I‘ni. "Uh. I inst [v.6 ilu: in t» rittih‘ it'll inurdr'ix” l itx'rii‘oii slip. , .\ 1mm l‘w k 51H away from. 1213 ‘llz‘n'. night 'p } ‘llr- ’l 'lii‘ : :igr you?” "Yul. :1 ~.\’ Ev mat on the floor, puts a hard block‘ There is nothing nausc-y structure, and the; ‘most delicate can use them conn- THIS iiiiiiiiiiiiiw rimâ€"Two YEARS jSAYS IiI‘) {)ll'II‘lS IIIS WONDER- Fl'I. ENERGY T0 DODD‘S KIDXEY PILLS. l‘l'us Tortured “l'itli Rheumatism and Till the (it“ltl Iiiducy Ilcmcdy (‘urcd Iliiii. Six. Nations, Ont, Jan. 15 r(Schi:il).vl’il1y-two years of age, but still young enough to captain a (‘iipplc WHY 3 Per Cent. VllN You Can Have 9 Per Cent. AND ARE SECURED ALWAYS? w g 60“ Draw Q C» €22 We put up listed stor'ks as .‘ii‘vlli‘iiy. I'lon'i let any one advise you against. making money. Ivlnkv your money work during the Winter months. We know the Banks want you to lcztvc it in the Savings Department. And they arc making money by lending yours to other people. \Vliy not. loud it yourself and get the profits? “'0 guaran- tce cvcry loan we make with VASII. Write us. PATRIARCHE & CBMPANY, BROKE R8, the lacrosse team, John Silversmith of this place can truly be looked on: as a. wonderful athlete. ()nc \vonld‘ naturally think he was all his litcl a healthy man. But it 'wus lur‘ otherwise, and he unhcsitulingly‘ states that his wonderful energy‘. and vitality are due to Dodd‘sl l Kidney Pills. “I suffered from Rhcumstism for‘: over seven ycnrs,” Mr. Silversmith} says in telling his story, “and it finally made a complete cripple of1 me. My back was bcut nczirly donâ€"i bio and when I tried to walk I had i to use crutches. Lattci'ly I could not get around at all and I suffer- ed excruciating pain. “Two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills gave me relief; sixteen boxes cured me completely.” Dodd’s Kidney Pills always cure Rheumatism because Illicnmntisui is caused by disordered Kidneys: and Dodd‘s Kidney Pills alwaysl cure disordered Kidneys. {4 STAMPS FOR SOLDIERS. ‘ The Italian Govei‘nmcnt has in-l troduccd what may be called “milâ€" itary picture stamps.” Each regi- ment of the Italian Army is now provided with a specially designed stamp for the exclusive use of its own soldiers. Each regiment has‘ its own design. Thus the stamp of one regiment shows a portrait of" its colonel, another bears the regiâ€" mental colors, another the regi‘ mental motto, and so on. The Rus- sian War Office is adopting a sim~ ilar idea, and it is believed that these stamps at once increase rcgi- mental esprit de corps and height- en civilian interest in the army. Worms derange the whole system. Mother Gravcs’ Worm Extermina- tor deranges worms and gives rest to the sufferer. It only costs :25 cents to try it and be convinced. Teacherâ€""Yes, children, when (the war broke out all the able-bodi- ed men who could leave their fami- lies enlisted in the Army. Now, can any of you tell me what motives took them to'the front?" Bright lBoy (triumphantly) â€"- “Locomou, tivcs.” No Substltuto for “The 1') & L" \Ienthol Plaster, although some unscrupulous dealers may say them is Recornmenzlel by doctors. hospitals, clergy I and everybody for pleurisy, stillness, etc. Sniggins (angrily) â€"â€" "Do you know that your chickens come over Ito my yard?" Snooks-â€"”I supposed ‘vthat they did, for they never come back again.” A lady writes: “I was enabled to lrcmove the corns. root and branch, by the use of Hollmvay's Corn j,Cure." Others who have tried it [have the same experience. Gentleman Lodgerâ€"“I say, Mrs. Napper, I don't care for your ba- con this. morning! It doesn‘t seem fresh.” Mrs. Nappcr~â€""Very ‘straiigc, sir! The shopman said it‘ l 1 'is out. Standard Stock Exchange Building, Toronto. ant. HOTEL TRAYMORE ON THE OCEAN FRONT. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. A mngnifioent tanstory fireproof adilltlon l: just helng completed. making this (union: hostelry the newest and most unto-data of Atlantic City hotels. A new feature is the unusual size of the bed rooms, averaging 19 feet square. Every room commands an ocean View, bath attached with sex and fresh water. Chen L glass in every ch smber. ‘ Temperature rogulntsl by ’l‘hermoldadt, the latut devolonmonb ll gt-oooi‘nxialgeating. Toleplioiuin every room. Golf privileges. Capacity soc. Writoloriilustrlted CHARLES 0. MARQUETTE, TRAYMORE HOTEL COMPANY. Manager. D. S. WHITE, President. \Nrite for Weekly Prlce Lists. J0 H N H A LLAM tsis‘ “~32 *M‘rhy’r a' ' ns devoted to the higher Edu- _ cation select Bell pianos? The fact that they use 21d prehn’ the Bell is cvidenca of distinct mentl One follows professional advice in acquirin an education. wh not follow prolesaional custom in buying. ll pianos? The only piano: with the lllimiiahle (hick Repeating Action. wishesâ€"tee, -. . , p 1 So many Institutio Send ‘for (ire) Catalogue No. 75. The BELL PIANO QOrgan Co.. umrms GUi=LLI==H.Ol\ITARIc5q The tallest masts of sailing-vesâ€" sels vary from 160 feet to 180 feet in height. WANTED. Agents, Stores, everywhere; hand- «~ ‘ ' - . ll our perfect Always a GOUd 1. mond~1n some profits, sc , health and happiness we need no brass" liflosfne' ““:?ll;'t<1t:rfllej friends, but when pain and pros lamp‘ lang‘Og 01 iii 9 p, , 100 candleâ€"power; ,4 kerosene trution come we lOok for friendly aid from sympathetic hands. These bands can serve us no better than in rubbing in Dr. Thomas’ I‘Iclcctric Oil, for when thc Oil is in the pain It has brought relief to thousands who without it would bclA. J. & CO. inch-Cd l'i‘ieiidlcss. ssdfi scan. STREET, TORONTO, Paper-hangings for walls were S stock Brokers & Financial Agents inti-mluccd into Iiuropc from thc l COBALT knit In “MO' .nd other stocks biught and anlnl on commission. lused; a wonder; sells on sight; re- tails $3.50. ‘v'EBS'l‘ER SPECIALTY 00.. Waterbury, (‘onn. ,was only cured last week.” Genâ€" rtlcman Lodgerâ€"“\lcll. it liillst have had a relapse.” Children WI'.) Go Slclghlug. ’lhcy come hum. covered with snow. li.\..f ‘r Mrtspooniul of PM”. killer in but sweete'iol water will prevent any liletl'ecu. Avcidsul: timiei, there is but ono ” Painkiller "-â€"-l‘erry Denyâ€"253:. dud soc. l i __ The l0:1('ll(‘l' was explaining to ithc class the meaning of tlic \voi-[l l l l ,homicide. “If I went out in al bout," he and, "and the owner, i - l knew it .vvas leaking. and I was. } drowned. what would that be!” il.ittlc Willie's hurid shot up. zind‘ his fate \vals split by an eager smile. “‘l‘icuwu '. u. ll‘vlltln)’, sir." he said. > . ,. south of Nelson, can in '1'" “w ' ' ' "'mA » .â€" Correspondence invited. Orders may be wired in Raise Thgn] \Vllhout n‘lilk. ,‘twu‘ Booklet Free S’k’cle llrig..s $Bc'lilo..I.LiI.. Toronto " "761 anneal minis, near miss Iii T l i: 2353:: Createst Gold Camp LADIES . . . aurra Canada’s "\‘ll HEP l'ltrlEK," CI- in don. perfectly by our French I'lnccu. Try It IRITIIH AMERIOAN BYEING 09. OTTAWA t QUEBEC situate-.1 some 23' miles ’ idoubzedly claim this dis- : Hue year's derelo inwth has Krvduced cox-raw. TORONTO, rentestol w iich Is the ‘ ugget." i (iiicti‘vii. {our mine \, (ling In one )e.sr this mine l1 velopiueut over 360,000 hr in gold, actually paying (or itself null the work done. A Four Stump Mn is now In operation, producing groin the 3:39:31)?! f ' i :l (3.0.uoo ermun! . Home l i . idol-id now blushed out. and we cunsafe 'l‘o eilect more eroiiwiuic Work it is ‘nel‘esssry to erect a larger mill and tramway. rui- this p‘ur- ‘ pose .L block oi gsgum alizues is iipw oilercd to the > ‘piililir‘ at 73c psr shire. We Invite fullest \n'wes- ‘tigml-n. O V R 5 I is palatalle. very uom ishing, and cusily d'gcstcd. llE taken out during de- "â€" ' O All the Strengtn ie-lici there willbuovera million next spring- 1 MIGHTON I: GAVANAUGH. 4 . illlilHil-Titd. Drawer 1082, NELSON. Ill} . 1 . l l EWEL- 3., “.vwirti '- . fin'itz.