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Sore throat leads to Tonsilitis, Quinsy and Diphtheria. Hamlins Wizard Oil used as a, gargle upon the first symptoms of a. sore throat twill invariably prevent all three of gxhese dread diseases. v Sores Flee Before It.â€"-There are many who have been afflicted with sores and have driven them away :with Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil, {which acts like magic. All similarly atroubled should lose no time in applying this splendid remedy, as them is nothing like it to be had. QIt is cheap, but its power is in no1 way expressed by its low price. “Doctor,” said Mr. Blues, “my insomnia, is much worse now than it ever was before.” “Indeed,” replied the M. D. “Yes, sir, it is‘ Why, I can’t; even sleep when it’s time to get up.” A cavalry sergo- had endured the stupidity of a ,ocruit for many days. One day the “rookie” was thus greeted when he had violated the sergeant’s orders: “Don’t ever come at-the horses from beâ€" hind without speakin’ to them! They’ll be kicking at that thick head of yours! And as a. conse- quence there’ll be a lot 0’ lame horses in the squadron.” What u the Belt Thing,» to stron 11 back? “The D 55 L" Monthnl Piastgt'. eultwvova;'lkl cure Inmbzgo and rhoamatium. 81 rolls make seven 9.3a. plaawrs. Davin & Lawn-once 00 Montreal. " Ilnani‘s Llnlment lor salt lerywnero. ' ffered from Sciatica. and lame I ack. He was so bad that he could 0t lace his boots or turn in bed. odd’s Kidney Pills cured him and e wants all his neighbors to know pf the cure. ’ ‘ “Yes,” Mr. Black says, in an inâ€" iterview, “I was so bad withSciaâ€" Xi‘an-and Lame Back that I "couldn't flees my shoes or turn in bed, when p. friend gave me about a, third of in box of Dodd’s Kidney Pills. I [started taking them without, much faith in their curative powers, and ound them -' all they were recomâ€" guended. ' J ‘ “Now I‘ am recommending Dodd’s kidney Pills to all sufferers from Kidney Dimmer” , l Dodd’s Kidney Pills are no faith 'c'mje._ They’re a. simple, but sure lcure for diseased kidneys. ~ "No. They haven’t denied it yet.” DON’T OVERDRAW YOUR BANK ACCOUNT. In these days people appear to have forgotten the old grand canal of China, which was dug way back in the dark ages and has never been rivalled for length. It is 650 miles long and is used constantly. It’s surprising how well the aver- age man gets along when you con- sider how worthless he is.. Misery loves company, but the feeling is never reciprocal. To overdraw your bank account, whether mentally or physically, is ore suicidal even than to over: raw materially. Repair wasted issues, ' strengthen shattered erves and rejuvenate your rheu- atic system by visiting the fam-‘ us Mineral Salt Springs of the “St, Catharines Well” of St. Catli- rines, Ont. A postal card to J. D. McDonald, District Passenger gent, Grand Trunk Railway Sys- “Do you think they will announce their engagement soon ‘1” ” Allen'e lung Inf-um l! especially Intended to break up neglected coughs and many hopeless eases have been saved by its use. Contains no pplmh in any form. HE FOUND THEM BUT DODD’S KIDNEY PILLS CLEANED OUT W. F. BLACK’S SIATICA. llric acid in the blood and cause the (mugs of Rheumatism and Sciatica 10 bring sleepless nights to many a. home, a man’s best friend is he twho can tell his neighbor of unsure ure for his tortures. Such a; friend {3 Wm. F. Black of this place. He no Wis in agony when a friend gave him a box. Now he recommends them to everybody. Newcastle, N. B., Dec. 12 ‘Special).â€"In these cold fall days hen the-chill yvéndg cryptalize the“ 1503:, Toronto, will bring illixstrét- pd descriptive matter. CHINA’ S GREAT CANAL. THE FIRST STEP. N0 FAITH CURE {Parmelee’s Vegetable~Pillsfl They we simple,‘ they are cheap,’they can be got (my/where, and their be?“ n-eficial action will prove their re- pommendation. They are the me- dicine of the poor man and those {who wish to escape dootors’ bills will do well in giving .them 3 trial. Many inherit weak lungs, and as flisease usually assails the weakest oint, these persons are continually pxposed to attacks of cold and pulâ€" [monary disturbances. The speedy use of Bickle’s Anti Consumptive ijrup will be found a. preventive (and a protection, strengthening the lorgans so that they are not so li- able to derangement from exposure or abrupt atmospheric changes. IBickle’s Syrup is cheap and good. Jonesâ€"“Brown is very careful about his children, isn’t he '1” Jen- kinsâ€"“Yes, he’s trying to bring them up in the way he should have gone.” A man seldom nas any money. Before he gets married he spends it; after marriage his wife spends it. Jackâ€"“I kissed her when she wasn’t looking”, Tomâ€"“What did she do 'I” Jackâ€"“Kept her eyes averted the rest of the' evenâ€" ing.” ‘ - Mlnard's Llnlmem Relieves Neuralgla, f A Simple and Cheap Medicine.â€" A simple, cheap and effective medi- ine is something to be desired. heremis no medicine so effective a. She 'painted her qhegks, You can’t always measure a, man’s brains by the length of his hair. In developing the idea. of truth- fulness, a, teacher asked the ques- tion: “What is the best thing in the world to do and at the same time the hardest?” A little girl raised her hand timidly. “Well, Emma?” “To get married.” Eegulziporpffitfihe diggstive system as Bug she didn’t fool me. She painted her cheeks, And she did it in streaks, It was easy to see She had painted her cheeks, So she didn’t fool me. TRY MURI’NE EYE REMEDY for Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn‘t Smartâ€"Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, 60c, $1.00. Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes, 250, $1.00. Eye Books and Eye Advice Free yy big]. 7 “‘The‘ people 'aré ' extremely proud and sensitive,” she Writes, "and very much on ‘an equality with white people, in their own es- timation, at least. There is an ob- vious determination to“ frustrate ’thg inquisition‘of white itSeople. In some places it is veiled' under forms of politeness; in others it takes the form of open hostility.” She further tells that she suc- ceeded best with the old women, whom shé‘ induced to teach her something about Indian medicine. Sbfldé 6' mail: “on. courts. cm. colds. he ‘thoundln I. I I - 35m Mlnard's Llnlment cures sums. Eta. M Hr. Spread-1n dry grass, so does 1n inflam- mation in the throw grow-down into the lungs. Deal promptl with a. cold as with a fire, and when you bog n to cough use Allen's Lung Balsam. Stulf’ent Writes Home of New Mexican Experiences. Miss Frierre»Marreco, who holds a research fellowship to the Somer- ville College, Oxford, England, an adventurous yoilng woman -who is deeply interested in the study of anthropology and who has taken the unconventional course of living with the Pueblo Indian-s in New Mexico, with a View to getting first‘ hand information in her pursuit of knowledge has been writing to her friends in Oxford giving interestâ€" ing details of her life among the Indians. She tells how the Indians ‘have christened her. "Ta. Yopovi,” on “Flower of the Sedge.” She lives by herSelf in a little house of wood and canvas, doing practically all hér own housework. The Indians treat her with every courtesy and friendliness. She finds an obstacle to her purpose, however, in their reticence to all matters relating to themselvea. GIRL L1VES AMONG PUEBLOS. mane Eye Remedy 06., Chicago. UN FOOLED. I was cur-pd of painful Goitre by MIN- ARD’B LINXMENT. { BAYARD McMULLIN. ARD’S LINIMENT. ARD'S LINIMBNT. It’s impossible for some people to be both ngd and interesting. TNU A woman is foolish ‘to resort to tears unless she has a. lot of cOn- fidence in her complexion. To take paint from windows and glass rub it; well with hot vinegar. 1 To have the children sound and healthy is the first care of a. mo! that. They cannot be healthy if Eroubled with worms. Use Mother raves’ Worm Exterminator. Rich Uncleâ€"“You might, as well stop mooning about Miss Wilson. She hasnlt been in love with you after all. She’s been after the money she thought you would get from me.” Nephewâ€"“Impossible! Why do you think so ’2” Rich Uncleâ€"“I’ve proposed to her my- self, and been accepted!” When cooking canned corn if you put a. piece of butter in the pan and let it melt before putting in the corn it will not stick and scorch so quickly. Palaklllor In wInMr checks ohml, bush up colds and thul prevents Bronchitiu Lagrlppo and Rheumatism. Unequallod as a {inlmont for host his“. chflblaiu. bruiqes, Bp.lils. sold b,- All dragging. Only on. _ankillerâ€"Porry ngn “Stopâ€"stop!” roared .Arthur. “You’re muddling up almond souf- fle with Irish stew! You’ve forgot- ten tougut the leaves of this Wreggh- ed Cookery-book !” _ “The bachelor is worse off than the married man? How do you make that out?” “The married man is afraid of only one woman; the bachelor is~ afraid of all of them.” “Oh, yes!” responded Eleanor. “I can say them‘by heart. Just hear me.” And she reached down the cookery book and handed it to her hubby for him to. check her by. “Take half a, pound of grated almondsâ€"’ ” “ ‘One pound of caster sugar; mix well with white of three fresh eggs__, )2 M “Correct!” said her spouse. ” ‘Add a pinch of white pep- “Pepper! Great goodness!” ex- claimed Arthur, as he turned over the leaf. wall]: “1:... flan .1. fur-on. f Holloway’s Corn Cure takes the corn out by the roots. Try it and {prove it. It is always advisable to select a brand of prosperity that you can stand. ' “Quite right!” intqrrupted Ar- thur. “ ‘Two large carrots, a, spoon- ful of mustard, four chopped on- ions, andâ€"â€"â€"”’ And sometimes the wife of a. self- made man wishes he had used bet ter raw material. r Mlnard's Llnlment Cures Dandrufl. “I have oboked a. little surprise for you, dear,” said ,Eleanorâ€" “an almond souffle. ‘ I got the recipe from the new cookery book.” Arthur smiled dbubtfully, and took a, mouthful. “Can’t; say I like it!” he splutâ€" tered.‘ “Ouf! Sure you got the in- structions right?” Chatham. Ont. I was curedwofi Inflammation by MIN- Walsh, Out. I “135703134pr Facial Neuralgia by MIN- Parkdale. Ont. A QUAINT DISH. ISSUE NO. 51â€"10. MRS. W. A. JOHNSON. J. H. BAILEY. WAnd the cafeworn man wad ed out with his metal plumage on perpendicular. . “I know you don’t; you’re one of those men Who don’t buy a gim- let unless it has a. restaurant, and a. trip to England, and an Italian opera company attached. I’ll go and find a man who will offer you a ton of coals if you buy a. jug of beer. That’s your mark." “You may want to screw some boards together some time. The old-fashioned method of driving scre'WS in with a, hammer is perni- cious, as it deteriorates the tena- city of the fangs of the screw, as it were.” ' “Nothing toâ€"day, sir.” “This gimlet acts as a cork- screw.” “1 don’t want it?” “It also may be used as a tack- hammer, and a cigar hoI-der, and a. toothbrush.” “I tell you I don’t want it.” “It has an eraser, a pen, an ink- stand,‘a table for computing com- pound interest, and a. hat-box at- tabhment.” _t"‘I can’t help it; I don’t want 1 . ’ ' “But you should look into the fu- turé",” went on the other demurely. “Surely you want to make holes in your boot-heels so that you can get your skates on.” “I should like to sell you a. gimâ€" let,” said a careworn-loeking man as he walked into an office the other day. MOUNT CLEMEN S, MICHIGAN: Mount Clemens *is famous5 throughout America as an all-thefi branâ€"round health resort, and thou- ;sands of people hear testimony to_ who benefits derived from its minerâ€"i ial waters in cases of rheumatism} land kindred diseases. For biliousI and liver troubles, digestive tron-l lea, nervous disorders, general de-! ility, etc., the efficacy of its watâ€"‘z ‘prs is wonderful. Seventy-five per‘ pent. of rheumatics are cured and: pinety per cent. benefittod. Write: .‘i‘.We have no use for one,” re- plied the cleyk. _ ‘ “Iv'use skates which require no straps.” ‘ U. D. McDonald, District Passen-f at Agent, Grand Trunk Railwayi ystem, Toronto, for handsome de-3 riptive‘ booklet telling; you~all' about it. ' " ' Giseyâ€"Lastv Monda’ ? Sure, that’s near a week ago. ’Tis a wonder he wasn’t around sooner. Cassidyâ€"Aye ! but only recovered from 1n’. [is now enough freight at Prince ’Rupert, so they say, to keep all ithe river boats busy until the close ff navigation. Warehouses at Port (Easington are full of freight as ell as local warehouses at Prince Eupert. Transportation“*'»to Big [Canon by rail over the Grand 'Trunk Pacific is expected to open ithin the next 30 days, but beyond but point there will only he stages Land pack trains for the new towns lbeyongi Hazleton. "Papa, why do brides wear long mils?” “To conceal their satisfac- tion, I presume, my son.” Away With Depression and Mel- ;anholyâ€"These two evils are the accompaniment of a, diordered sto- mach and torpid liver and mean wretchedness to all whom they visit. The surest; and speediest way to combat them is with Parmelee’s Vegetable Pills,'“‘which will restore the healthful action of the stomach 'and bring relief. They have proved their usefulness in thousands of ases and will continue to give re- fief to the suffering who are wise enough to use them. It’s well to speak .Ithq truth at all timesâ€"~still 1t; has its drawâ€" backs. 7.. " \. .1. M m l .. Cassidyâ€"Harrigan was around th’ day braggin’ about th’ b’atin’. he_gev Finnegan last Monda’. ~ River steamers and forwarding ,‘Agenta at Prince Rupert are acâ€" pepting freight for up river points ,at the shipper’s risk only. There NOTHING DOING. THE fidTOR. The Queen City Oil Company, Limited, Toronto‘ it seems he it this morn- GENTS â€"- $5.00 A DAY EASY. NO I!- erlence needed. so“: one! M. About” hue-ass ty :0 flu-mere. Doe: we: of no ‘0‘- Rye for itself in one hour. “ert. fro-dbl. ndy Jeeh 00., Semi... on. 7,, “The Consolidated Mortgag- Cumpnnyfl WID- inipeg, the managemelu of which is in tin haul! rof auumbor of the loading and mu: limo-M buiiness men of Wash!“ (smut, will Induth to loan funds for private panics upon HM Mortgages on Farms )1: Mauihbn, flukatchowni 3nd Alberta. ANGER. Tumor». Lumps, eta. Intern“ and external, cured Without pain by our home premium. White In before-m hte. Dr.’BeHman Medical 00.. Limuod. n-!II_.._A...! I.-. ABLE?) oflsru two your! trljnln‘. to. 0.0 ouuo 131 113.9559“, pafl-xmgnno gulls-IO in ll.- , “A A, .__;u-- [ H11: TORONTO nosrum. Fun BARN THE DARE“ TIABIâ€" HIV 1 “Mamâ€"constant motionâ€"enroll! SIMO- ionâ€"lew wuk! comp no cairnâ€"hell 1!... Graduate: earn twelve two eighteen dollar. Ink. lg. Write for catalog“. M010: labor 00110.0. 1 Quun Kan, Toto-fie. Coilinewood. 'o’nc.’ .u-u nuvvl '1.- These loans will return remllnemfiu raul 0! interest and rho securities wlzl he “ricuy I: I»- lasn. Valuation made by one oi flu In“! I" Trust, Companies and guaranmed by them to ho orrect. For full information uddress We want every man and woman wnu bu Dandruff or who") Hair is Idling off to lawman Hah- Tonic. Mop» itchan My, n: 04 hmr “raw thick and abundantly. For 10 «an we will und Pout Fr» a 500 Mk“. 09119.1 ‘, Any Don‘s: packngoâ€"anaugh or two month: hiatmont. [Ihe Can-siniidated Muytlgagefiflampany, . W‘Oxiiafiio SQâ€"fiBm1nlén. 751351, 15366710353 mm and price. Box 56. Brunt-rd. $1150 Mal? ‘_ I ANTEDâ€"MILITARY LAND GRAN“. Ontario or Dominion. Kindly stat. lou- ABLE?) oflsru two your! trljnln‘. to. 000 «mu. In mum 1, pafl-xmdnmo cunt-u in ll.- fue and allied o;- (talu Now‘ Yuk. , A flow- rionn will be reed "(Liv th Gunman“ hperinmndent, 130 Dunn avenue. :32: 317 Portage Avenuéfwmnlpes; MANITOBA. of all kinds, in any and all stages, quickly re- lieved and positively cured. Cure your suffering and live quietly. “Common Sense” for Piles will do it. $1 a box, 5‘5 for 6 boxes. Mailed 0“ receipt of price. The most highly efficient application for the reduction ofSwellings. Goiue, Thick Neck. Glandular Enlarge- ments. Its Positive. LYLE mnmm é" pout, mu. n.c.. 1m man was “flue hen nun: your Moment for you nun-an all that you "present. 8"! lat buc- w‘khout It Igrlonnn." GEORGE GORDON. “numb-Clot”: 339%.th u.._.Lu-n A” - .. L ensun’figgai“pagasmm; 6m“ ply for partied." to 8011017, 228 Alhfl '3: mm. T0 “PARTIES HAVING FUNDS T0 LOAN. XI cure: without lent-g .I Icu, Hamish or mm: lainâ€"bonus: it does he! Minter. Chang: that limping. use)“: horse halo a sound, healthy heme, wining and eager to do I good day'l work. Don't 1:! a Spnvin, Curb, Splint, Sprain, Ring’boun or any other LINC- ncu kuep your hone in the alablc. Cure it with Kendafl’s The Soul of a. Plano lath. Action. Incl-t on the "OTTO HIGEL” GENT \Xm'mp FOR 'rwg an uni. JAPANESE HAIR TONIC. L part of the COUNTRY. Ship THEM to the BEST FOR MARKET and RRGH'I‘ FUR HOUSE. By lhlpnlnl DIRECT to us you receive far better PRICES than you have obmlned elsewhere, because we sell direct to m: manulscmnrs of HIGH GRADE FURS. A um shipment will CONVINCE you. A specially lunged price list for your Territory wlfl be malkd upon rcqucst. We pay all cxprcssaze.chuge no commisslqns, anq remit promptly. Rich and Costly Furs THE COSTLIEST FURS come 1mm your man of tho (‘nnmv QM- Tuvu .. LEOPOLD GASSNER FUR CO. 84 Rant 15": St. Capitul- New York City had at SZWW-oo MACKENZIE'S MEDIGAL MALL. Ghatham. ll. CBIO‘I. Spavin Cure , Plano Action AGENTS WANTED. NH IA DM MC WANTED: TORONTO SH 3 box 6 for $5