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ani-B uk

_ l'low It Healed a Terrible Burn. _

From top to bottom of the great British naval

ladder Zam-Buk is known_ and used. Admiral and

_atoker alike have prroved its value, as the foregoing and the following s ow:

Stoker Kingsnorth, of H. M. First Class Cruiser

" Cochrane,” says:-“One day_I slipped and fell with my a. rm on an exhaust steam pipe. which fairly frizzled 'thi 1;-. At once the ship’s surgeon dressed my arm, 'but from the first, the burns took the wrong Way. owing *to alot of coal dust and dirt from the pipe having ,igot embedded in the flesh and setting up blood-poison. A large ecab appeared, and from underneath the estering flesh matter oozed out. I Was in fearful pain nd didn`t know how to get ease “For weeks I reiniiiiicd undcr trcutiiient, but tlic ordinary oint- ,entg proved no good for my arm, liidei-d, I got worse, and I came alarmed at the spreading of the poison. 1 tin,-i‘ei’oi-s obtained

ksupply of Zuni-link iiiiil zilinost as .soon :is this was appliud I got k-_,‘s9_ i F,-Om the vi-ry first iipplicaiioii, liesiling coiiinienceil ; and a How boxes of Zuni-liulc healed ni_v wound coiiiplen-|_\'.”

, No matter in what occupation or stage of life _vou may lie, for kin injuries and diseases of ull kinds you will find Zuni link is tho

East and best in scientific heriliiig. That is why it is so popular

-day. Mothers should seo that itis alivsys handy in the home. ‘ Q Its is 5 proved cure for eczema, ulcers, :ibsci°s-<-s, riii_;\vorm,

isoned wounds, tetter, itch, bad leg, varicose ulcers, suppurating ounds, cold sores, chopped hands,ibnbics’ sores, inflamed patches, bo. Zam-Buk is also fi. specific for 'pilcso ' All druggists and stores

. t 50c. box or post free from Zain-Iluk Co., Toroiito, for price.

efuse all substitutes and harmful imitations. 0

1 W e___are Expert Master

TJ) b .iiid _\'<»ii ciiii expect iiotliiiig -1- <lioi'l of gt-iiiiiiic szitishictioii iii ilie iiizitlci' of pliiiiiliiiig if _viiii li:i\'c ilic \v<>rl< (lone _.___.; by us. \\'c witci' lil ai <li>:t~i‘iiiiiii:itiiif;' iiiililic, people \\'lio l<iiri\\' iiiid zliipicciiitc ‘ilic clifi`ci‘eiicc lietivecii first-clxiss pliiiiiliiii_;';iiid llic oi‘diii:ii'_\' kind. You will find our work cxccllciii :iiicl our prices very rezisou-

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QQW ‘YO PRUDUDI WINTER EGGS. ‘l_[fhere‘s no secret ill getting winter esta '

You don’t need to call in the charm

doctor.

You must just press the button, sud

Blcldy does the rest.

You have dons everything and tall-

od? lllnybe you just missed the button by

un inch.

You may have left out hen calls-

theuics or food variety, greens or meat products.

These will bring 'em if your cscltlers

are not corpulent, are not louse racks, ure housed decently and come from liiying ancestry. Look at the picture and know that

our hens are busy laying because they are kept busy 'scratching for their feed.

A lazy hen is just good for greasy

noodle soup, but not good to sell to keep custom. - Exercise for antifat in the coop brings flneieggs and prevents roup. Rig up a scratching place, cover it with deep dry litter, get the blood to cupei-ing around your cacklers' egg cupncity, make the Biddies sing, and

Never, Never Again

Angelina Gives Charles A

"lIello!" he cried. And as he entered the room he

gave every evidence of being a worthy young man who was sure of his wel- come, walking with n certain bolster- oiis step and beaming till he shamed le sunbursts; but ne for her, she sul in s chair reading a. letter, and when she glanced up at him her gaze was cold, and incurlous.

"0," said she; “good evening.” “Good evening!" he said, stopping

in his tracks and blinking his eyes; 'good evening?"

"Yes," she said, glancing down

iiguin at the letter; “good evening."

2‘Why, Angeline!" he cried, "what

is the matter?"

"Nothing," ssid she, “is tho mat-

ter." _

"Nnihing'."' '

when you get a nest full like the pic- “Nothlng!" f

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"Well, then!" he said. “WHY-Why

--~why don’t you come and kiss your little t1ddleywinks?"

And though his voice fell from the

quiiver of astonishment to the low notes of pleading, and though he stood with his arms thrown out and

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, . _ _ ',.` ._ _§_»,»’. \v!.ich had always ravlsbed her heart

»?=‘-f-<;_°`~‘<___,_`___; . before, she only gave liiui that cold .' »f».=;».*-=.--_.5-.-~...¢. -_...=»>,l._- and inciirious look--ix look which ,.5 . ,,. _

head thrown back, and though lic

med to say, "Now I suppose there

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THE WAY OUBB LAY.

ture call in the neighbors and tell them they must read this paper to get the know how. f

To bring eggs your radon must have

variety.

Equal parts wheat, oats and buck-

wlieut mixed is a fine ration.

Only feed 20 per cent corn and use

that on very cold nights or in moist mush.

We believe in a crumbly mash. Equal parts bran, mids, corn chop

:ind 10 per cent beet scrap is s good 0110.

Green food, such as cabbage, beets, iliie cut clover oi' alfalfa, should be kept before the fowls. _

Cut green bone, if obtainable, should

be fcd three times a week, about ten pounds to every twenty-five hens.

Just alternate this ration and you’ll

get the-re. Throw 41 good handful of grain for every hen into the litter in the morning r-nrly and scatter grit. At noon fccd :ill the mush they _will

clcsn up in twenty minutes.

At night give them enoughgrain to

Eli their crops wr-li.

Grcen bone should take theiplace of

the noon meal, and on the daydt is fed scrap should be omitted.

Switch this ration nronnd to suit

yourself. It will certainly suit the hens and bring eggs.

FEATHERS AND EGGS!-iELLS.‘ Many of the fall fairs dld not have

so large a poultry entry as' last year. There are two reasons. A number of associations have cut out the hucksters who buy up a lol: of old culls, espe- cially rare varieties, and tro.vel.1`rom fair to fair, and then fanciers are~t.ired of paying more express than theipre- mlum on a winner.

It is a wise move when the fnirias-

sociatlons restrict poultry entries to the surrounding district By ddng this they get a smaller but more select entry and can offer better awards. They should all do this and also com- bine in ii big kick at the excessive ex-

press rates.

When a poultry raiser congratulates

himself that he basn’t u sick fowl on the place it is often the next minute ho discovers a sick bird. Everything about the place may be perfect for hciilth, but the grain may have been shipped a thousand miles from a farm where ii contagious poultry disease

was raging.

Every poultry raiser, great or

smnll, should know the symptoms of fowl iillments and their cure. The first consideration is the protection of the family and the customer that they use no diseased meat. Then comes the loss. While you should keep some drugs in stock, prevention only saves

tlic flock.

If you wash birds for show right

nftcr using a tobacco louse powder they will look like that lsdy’s white dress who passed the sharpshooters

on the street corner.

When the cock you are training for

the show is difficult to train and will not leiim to pose to show of! his good points place a coop with a hen in it on top of his coop and watch him strut.

lt's the same with humans.

ln catching pigeons in the hand net

nike them as they are dying from you, otherwise you cripple the pretty pets.

By placing burlap under the nesting

material you prevent pigeon eggs from being chilled against earthenware bowls, and by regular whltewashing nnd keeping Persian insect powder in and around the nest you destroy the

lice. .,, ,. , “_

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are some persons who might considei your attitude very fetching, but as for inc, well, I think 11, is ridiculous-

l ‘ ihnt's all." -

Whereupon she returned to her let

and when she had finished it shi-

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E' -, . _. ;;' . Zcr.

` ’ iiled a faroff smile of a. dreamy

sn quality and tore the letter into very litile bits.

"No\v, Charles," she said, "there

are a few things I wish to discuss with you. In the _first place, l can- not and I will not stand a jealous per son!" _

"But l'm not jealous!" said the ss-

tonished Charles.

"0n the contrary,” she said, "you

are extremely jealous! Extremely so! .\'o\\~, last night, because I spoke ti- Jiiiiiny a few times, you showed such uiunistakable signs of jealousy tliut l -l feared for the future!"

And as she remarked that slit-

feared_ for the future, it was all sho could do to hide the pride she felt at snylng those fatal words, and she gave our Charles a look that pliiiiily said, “Therel How's that?"

"I feared for the future!" she said.

"Yes, I feared for the future.”

“But it was the way you looked at

him," explained Charles. “Ai\d .liininy is engaged to Arabella, and she was watching you, too, and-"

“Charlesl” she said. “Be careful!

I warn you! Be careful!"

"Well, anyhow," grumbled Charles,

“it was the way you looked nt hlm."

"The way I looked at him?" “Yes, the way you looked at him!" "\Vhy, how did I look at him?" “You know how you looked at

him!" _

“Cha.rles! I insist that you must

not contradict me! It seems that you have taken timbrage--unibrage at the wny I looked at James last night, and I insist that you show me how I looked at him."

"Well," said Charles (late Tiddley-

winks), grumbling again, “you looked st him like this!"

"Do it again," said Angelinel

And Charles did it again.

"'l`heii all I can say," said Angeline.

“is that I must have been ill!”

"You dldn’t look ill," said Charles.

"I didn’t`?"

“No; you looked healthy!"

"Charles, are you trying to joke

with me? Because, if you are, I wish to say that you are joking on a very serious subject-n very serious sub-

lect!" ,

"Aw, Angeline, don‘t take it like

that. l’m awfully sorry!"

"Snrry!"

“Honestly and truly I am. You can

Imik at .linimy all you want to, after

this, and I woii’t say ii word!"

“Yes! And I suppose you'il run all

:iround kissing Arabella like you did

:lst night!"

And as for Charles, Charles looked

equally eailsest and guilty.

' "No'1,,.l'll just tell you how thin

happened," he said. "She was mad :ind I was mad at the wny we--we- thought you looked at Jitniny. and when she got up to go and you kissed her goodby, I said, ‘Don‘t I get one. loo!" and first thing I knew-well, she kissed me!"

“0. she kissed you, did she?" "Yesi Puckered her lips and kissed

me!"

".\lm!” said Angeline. "Why, I was never more surprised

at anything in all my llfe!"

"l\lm!" "Why, you could have knocked me

down with a feather!" _

"ll/Im!" “Of course, I was only joking, but

when she took me up like that-!"

"Mini"

“Angelinei "

"Yes, Charles?"

"Do you forgive me?" "Wlll you promise me never to be

jealous again if I forgive you!"

"Honestly and truly.”

"And you'il never kiss her again?"

"O, never!" "And never let her hiss you again 7" And just before s repturous chirp-

ing sroso and fell and rose again the hero of this tale whose name ii- Chsrles (slid whose other name is msn) cried out in loud mid vlrtuoui

tones:

"l’ll never, never, never let her kim

mo sssinl" _ _

OTTAWA Oct. 2.-Delegates

Womosfs Missionary Society

Uanquet this evening by the auxiliaries, alter which there service in the Dominion church

candidates were introduced a

young lady candidates who izo China this year-Miss Mabel

Mary T. Smith, nurse, Barrie and Miss V. A. Shuttleworth, Toronto.

In every report presented th

N, A. Powell of Toronto, the corresponding secretar.V. l-l&\'€ lowing interesting statistics.

886; total membership 33,036, of 2,171; mission circles, 218, 43- circle membership 5,7-il,

membership oi hands 15,060.

1,655.

Contribution to the gcnero

were as follows :

British Coliimliia $4,741, $1,078; Alberta (first year ol o

2.i0 Loiiiion $l'i.07

$2,271; lluiiiiltiiii $1: . $1,044 ; 'I'iiroiitri $Zl|,U"

crease $1,549; liny of Qiiintc increase $3,492; Nciv liriiiiswic

CI`e8S€

CFEBSE

UYBBBC

crease $65; Nova Scfitin un foiindlaiid $12,200, iiicrensc $3

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nd fb” " -'_ valuable In emergencies. ,

chief speaker was Miss liaurg r_ . ‘_ und hwndly hr eau., so” _ \ n, bly of China. Other niissionuries Dre. Throal, Gnidplp IIIWII Illlllhltrg, »%_ ~ th: sent included Misses i. Hargrove. E- -‘i 6lwl¢~ Mwivn Irby Pslns. Ile- ,A ." _; _ 3. Alcorn, K. Morgan, 'l‘. Timberl __ "°"° 'Incl' -'M 'un' lil, \i

Allen, and Mrs Plnseiit of Jan . __ 'n years “ (Ji _E Pas” unc I ' '0 o nnpso , _ . _ Th , l. _ _ 7 __ ' .. There “'55 also in a"'e“d““Ce ‘our curedectiiinetitiisTlilillilisailitrisgfilgeliiiiiiiiinziridl-:af ( "i\-"lv__-

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son, a teacher, Glenwood, Unt-

tion,) $2,430; Saskatcheivnii

si. ' ;' '= -'

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to tilt of the

Methodist church were'entertained to

Ottawa was H

in cel-| y of

and

an; A.

Martin, Victoria, and H. Paul. 0

out to Tlionip- '

Miss

, (int .; nurse

CTE WHS

registered an incl-ease in an iiii.i=;_._u_i_~;

the iol-

Grand total of income_ from _till 5,ght1y_

sources, $125,302; auxiliaries in (_sn- Iarities adn, $1,115, increase of 52; auxiliary

membership, 30,050; life iiiemb

_ increase my 1,217; mission bands, 469, increase 52;-tem_

' increase

l fund viva

_ ion increase rgnniza-

$5,082,

inciease $657 Manitoba $8.535. in-

i, iii-

Prince Edwnril Island $10,700, iii-

il Nciv- ,,__ ,i;9r».

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than nicrc s\iri':\cc i-.vsi-llr

Its snouy cnmnt-I will stay

pans will not work loose. Know why "Ideal" Mt-ini

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