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“ coll 111 ‘ to Cure 0. 9'

To Ku;zrw_ Hggids’ Swelling, etc., "°nél;vég Thousands Each Year.

of Pi-acticl Intérest to Horselifsn

It is n matter of vital importance

,ry farmer, horse-owner, and

to I-llaaiser to know exactly what to Sliocwllen one of his animals is taken

k. '

sugggnlgtgd of Mr. Frank G. Fuller- ton whidi we print bellow gives in- ,0,.,;,,¢,inn of inestimable value, and wp, of his experience in curing ail- ing swsk during the past thirty-

night y€BI'B.

"Several rears ago

when l1\Yl‘°"te w.°k saved

\' I used 0 EW*

llcot nu1k.b_\1t}“ H "04,

few cases oLr'\ly`d1d 5 ` heir- and °°““°.° ervillne had no pl`0P¢5` means .7 ‘

ni, iinnd I lost sever- .__-

liable animals. Some one told

:gevflfl the success Mr. Wendling._0l Brockville, ont., llsd in his rv-clue stables with 'Nervilincf B0 I laid 1" ,, Bmiply. It wasn’t very long before Nemiinn saved the lffe of n, valuable stallion of mine, which was worth at least $1,000.00. This horse was tak- en with collc, and would have died iiiid it not been for Nervillne. I 'have ureil Nerviline for reducing swelling!-1; for taking out distemper lumps, and easing a had cough, and always found it worked well. I recommend evcrv man who owns horses or cattle to keep Nervilille on hand." Large size bottles, 50c.; small sire, zfic.; ull dealers, or The Catsrrhozonc ('¢,|ii|iu.iiy, Kingston, Ont., and Bulla-

le, N. v.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

~‘/\ girl wanted to go to Halifax,

see rl. ad.

~"I`hcrc will be choir Practice for the First Methodist Cllurch this evell- iiig nt 3.30 Sharp. '

"A rllunlrc of pictllres, songs und

specialties nt the l"eople's Tncatre, tonight, all for the big §ulll of five cents. _ '

**'l`here will he n concert nud Iicau slipper in Pownal Hall on- ‘Friday, lllnrrli l:.'l;'if not fine it will be held llle following Monday. 2-26d3ipd.

"The Orioles of Halifax and oul" own Victorian play for the champion- sllip of the Maritime Provinces and thc Starr 'l`I'0l>hY at the Arena, (lhilriottetown, tonight.

_*__ , “As the championship game l‘c- twceu the Orioles and Victorias in

the Arena this evening will start at

8.15 sharp the reserved seat ticket holders are reqllested to be ill their srllta nt that time. '

lllll’ ll] l_HlS Plillllllll

FREDERICTON. Feb. 23#-'Dr. I-I. J- Vim H880". of New York, manag- er of the Thompson Coal and Brick 00-. whieh‘has its headquarters ni; Beersville, Kent County, arrived in the city this morning and is at the Queen Hotel.

Dr'. Von Hagen has recently return- ed from Ottawa, where he was en, deavoriug to secure legislation ne- cessary to continue his line' -of rail- way from Adam:-:ville to Snowshoe LB-ke. on the T. P. He also plans to connect the railway with Chebuc- to Head and when the proposed lines BFG in Operation together with the Gibson and Minto Railway, the dis. tance from Fredericton to Charlotte- sown, instead of being a distance og 257 miles. as it is now. will ns only 104 miles, enabling the -trip to be made, from this 'city to Charlotte town in one day. , The company of which Dr. Van Hn I gon is a member contemplates erect. ing n plant for 'the manufacture of all kinds of bricks. It will have an _output of between 50,000 and 75,000 bricks a day and will employ up. wards of one hundred mon. The ex-

- tension of this railway as proposed

would make eesv shipment for the

§'f;l3\ll)H“l"s bricks and coal to Freder- C .

____lh/IAR'IllEl2. F(')STEll-DAYE-On Tuesday, 27m.

lnst.. in St. Peter's Cathedral, be. fOl‘c the HCV. Canon Simpson’ EI-n. est Alfred Foster and Doosie Black Daye.W>iH_W > A V i y

DIED GARRIEH-st ohms point, Feb. 21,

1912. l’etcr Carrier, nged80 years, ' (Other miners please copy.)

Pale, Puny cllililrén

Nature never meant a child to be other than plump, rosy and fnii of fllll and lnischief, for childhood should be the time of perfect health. So when the children become pale, listlessfthin and nervous something iS WFOUE. and careful mothers begin . scorching for the cause at once.

' The very safest and surest remedy

'we know of is Vinol, ollr delicious cod'-ver and iron tonic that chil- dren love to take. It regenerates th: blood, makes it rich and pllre, and sends it bounding through the veins to nourish the nerves and muscles.

'We could tell you ol many children right-in this town who have been greatly benefited by Vinol. And we give back the money if you are not pleased. Vinol mskcs children strong. E. A. Foster Central Drugstore Sun- ncy side.

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I FIGURES T

Income A 45.547 8

-5l2 000 790.447 4`il 58| l.482 349 l.fl08.l64 5.064.207 ` 27.-429.726 `

Year l85l l86l |87l l88l l89| 225096 IZO l90l I9ll

I I r..s43.znl 44.2;

I An: Canada Life As

lt costs,no more to get t

W. K. ROGERS

Charlottetown

Ml\“\B8r,l’. E. I. _Branch _.

. -. `. 7

3.5l7.6l7 24.504 790

7 34|

film Sf ll `d

Erowllh by'tI_¢d'\d‘¢l'd

HA T TELL Fl

sseis Aesul-anceS in Force

l.306 504 3 995.777 9.682.746

4.874

56.2l8.3l8 80.404372 155.615.2515

of tsiuehalsnlisl ,,,,,,,,¢,,_ lwrlrllntl:

R. B. ROGERS.

Kensingfon V

_ ` Special Agenf

4.125 -

he best.

i .-; _;,_._w-- . -.i -'~,` yr " V-<1 Y.

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OVER THIRT MILLION DOLLARS '

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Y-T WO ,-

For the year ending 26 Dec lgll the Sun Life --of

Canada received applica

No better evidence of

tions for $l32,4oo,000.oo. t-hc popularity of that good --

old company could be given. _ _ ' ` -

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Charloffelown _

R. BROW

_ ,Manager For P E I. , _

B .l .___ 'ir

llesd fhe following descriptions of some

niches you will

Sherwin-Williams Isini (Prepared) S.

l‘"\l\‘2l palm.

4 Sherwin~Willisms Flaf-Tone A paint

of lnlrrlor walle. ceiling-, and word-work

ol fhe moat important Paints and Ver nbed ihia sprinl

W. P. ls a lnou. durable ilud most econ,

if-Y -- ~ {.; .__ ~

for the artistic yet econonllcul dccoraliuiu

Sherwin-Williams Enamel A high quality white enamel of qlendid working-

fl""<'l"¥! unxl ifwwuz lxrlilies. . ` _ Sherwin- illia s Porch Fleer Paint with a lou. h elastic filul

§llcrwin-Williaiiis Marmot Marmot in

l|l\l ls nut eully m n¢"l,u1der root wcsr,

the lf'llgl>l\t'pn~~»l»\Jlin`||_»‘,

Sherwin-Williams Ilondlrsf Slain

This is u. pure linseel oil pzliui, and dries

a durable tough and elastic |`loor varnish and that relains its original lustre for

'l`hl`s is ahigh-grade, ariist.c ,stain fm

liui-fling inferior wlndoolx For Sale by ` '

-2- W. l _Crabbe

Agents for S. P. _Psillfe ‘snxd `

- Vernlilicl ' '

--e-'-.uses-*

P.; E. I. R

Uommoncinu Jrinunry Sth. i9l2, trains

T mln Outward sfntl

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. Pop. -:ll

Arr. (TIS:

on this Railway wlllrun as followsz-

on. Tragic alnvgnrd \

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Mo. qu. y Mio. £37.

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'my stored in ... tailored suit of llgllt

V_ 'lflnsrcsam - l nuPhlssills:...........e ...._new I "‘ Ullflilll (Snood Cabin)

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t.I’at r's

rr. Fo til Lv., l v. Ps [sn . -_ néontague '

Arr. so town Lv.

ex . Daily ex.

It vars to buy is ous' Province.

Yesterday afternoon Gordon Worth,

Charlottetown, narrowly averted a serious accident while attending the funeral of the late Reagh Bell. Near the Cemetery his horse took fright and upset the sleigh, throwing the occupants `out.~Mr. Worth sustained A rather painful injury ,to his wrist. No other damage resulted.

There _was a large attendance at

the Arena last night at the Leap Year. Skate. The lodics only were in costumes while the usual portion o_f the skaters in usual attire received the attentions of the fair masquer- aders. A delightful evening was spent and the ice was in its usual splendid condition. The Fourth Regiment Banu provided a. "fine program for the occasion.

The marriage took place yesterday in the Hodgson Memorial Chapel of St. Peters Cathedral of Ernest A. Foster, the popular young proprietor of the Central Drug Store, Charlotte- town, nnd Miss Dusie B. Day, daugh- ter of the late H. W. Day, Summers side, and until recently employed- witil the Prowse Bros, Ltd. Tile ceremony took place at 2.00 p.m‘., anJ- was it quiet one, only the immediate friends- of the contracting parties bc- ing present, and the bride and gro0nl were unattended. Rev. Canon Sllnv- son officiated. The bride was pret-

fawu with hat to match. The l:laPDv couple left on the eastern train for Georgetown en route to Montreal. Toronto and other cities on their wedding tollr. Both Mr. and Mrs. Foster enjoy ,i wide acquaintance and areheld in high regard bv nil. Their many friends will wish themes, lou; and happy wedded life and with these The Guardian heartily joins in exten- ding good wishes.

::-Only one Rexall Store in Char-

lottetown. Ollr is the only Btu" where Rexall preparations are bclllf sold. We have the exclusive agency. We guarantee every Ilexoll Remedy and refund the money where they prove llnsatisfactory. Rexall Remo dies are not sccrct their contents can be shown for tho asking. The mac- Kinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kt. Ste. 2-19drtf-

GENERAL MILES BEREAVED

WASHINGTON, Fehruarv 22-Lieut

Gen. Nelson A. Miles, U. S. A., re- tired, was motoring along Perrnsylve- nia avenue tonight when fi. man walk- ’-ng briskly crumpled down in a heap. then sprawled on the pathway. Gen. Miles left his car to peer over ih- heads of the crowd which gathered “It’s my brother,” said the general, when he snw the upturned face. Then he took the body up in his arms and carried it to his automobile.

Daniel C. Miles was the man's<name

The coroner said his heart had failed. The dead mnn’s home was in West minister, Mass., and he was visiting- General Miles in Washington.

PREVENT ALIENS VOTING.,

i ___

WINNIPEG, February 22-In fh‘

plans which are about to be drafted for a new city halL provision will bf made for_a. municipal court in which ull by-laws cases will be tried. A juvenile court room may also be in- clllded. The City Council will con- sider applying for legislation making it impossible for _aliens to vote in municipal elections as at present is done. The matter will be considered at next session of the council. At present five-thousand aliens vote.

Got A Pain - In Your Back?

. 3’

IF YOU HAVE- H-EED THE VVABNINII.

___

You get a pain in your back, and you

wonder what is 'the matnr; When the back aches or becomes weak it ls e warning that the kidneys are affected In some way. _

Heed the wsmmg; 'cure -the weak.

lame, aching back and dispose of any chances of ’further trouble. _ _

If you don't do thls,_ncrlous compli-

cations are very apt to arise, and the hrs! thing you know you will be koubled with Drbpsy, Diabetes or Bright U Disease; the three most deadly forms of kidney trouble. ' .

Ou the first sign of a pain in the hack,

Dosn’s Kidney Pills should be taken

They go right to the seat of the trouble,

ture the bscknche and prevent any fur- ther complications arising.

Mr. Stewart Johnston, Richardson Mines, NS., -writer:-"For years I was troubled wifi-l my back, and I.hsd to give up work. I fried Dr. after Dr., and _was .getting no be-tter. I had almost given up hope when I began to try Deans Kidney Pills. I took three boxes of lhcm, and found I was completely cured. I feel I owe my hfe to Doan's Kidney Pills." 0 J

Price 50 cents per box, or 3 boxes for

$1.25, at all- dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of nice by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, 'floronfm Ont. ~ _whsaol-der-ins direct lvedfy " D°l°'l-"

ATLANTIC STEAMSIIIPS

l " Si Joh‘n. gnlgsx, l.lv;rploel»‘l.b _ $253223iI»'nd‘l...:uf.:::s.»Fs.$.l.’i

‘_ amvllss ......__ um.- i `, Tlllli CABIN

`l\|PI.llf.l|eB.................... ... ,A Othnlonts ’ ~- Emnnuoo Cell M Halifax

i»'.l‘.'l'é’.?.R'. '6’.fliiA'..°.”‘o]?a‘Ia. .

H- M- DBVIBOII. Charlottetown, was

A passenger to Montague yesterday.

P. 'G. Clark, Summerlide, was a

passenger by the mail special last night on s business trip to Moncton.

D. R. Morrison, Summerslde, was a

passenger by the mail special to Capo Traverse en route to Moncton on u business trip.

D. J. McNeill, Summerside, repro-'

senting the 'Renfrew Mmhino Co.,w-as a passenger by the mail special last Bight en route to Nova Scotia, on ii business trip. y

All 8110010 Z0 and hear Harry Lay-

den tonight at the People’s Theatre, Charlottetown. He can certainly make one laugh, and his act is n complete change from last' night.

This is the night of the first hockey

match for the championship of the Maritime Provinces and Starr Tro- phy, emblematic of tlle same. The Orioles of Halifax and the Charlotte- town Victorias are the contending teams.

I-I. R. Mader, Truro; A, M, Fiem.

ing, Halifax; J. B. Gaudet, Mlscou- che; T.- C. Savage, Montreal; Mrs. A. J. McNeill, Murray River; Miss Jon- nie McNeill, Murray Rlver;; L.Wood.,i Mt. Herbert and Wm Owen, Keppooiil registered at the Queen Hotel, Char- lottetown between 10.30 last night and 10 o'clock the previous night.

T. A'.‘Fisher, Montreal; C. R, Wai.

ker, Sydney; Miss J. T. Mountain, Alberton; A. C. Acorn, Toronto; A. H. Mcliean, Toronto; C. VB. Russel, Halifax; L. Smith, Montreal; T. E, Cook, Montreal; G, H_ gn-ii¢h_ Tor. onto: E. T. Gallant, D. ll. Morrison. P. G. Clark, and Jos. Reid, Sumnler- side registered nt the vietorin Hotel Charlottetown between 10.-45 ins; night and 10.15 the previous night

A_n interesting game of hoclrey was

played in the Hillsborough llin’» Charlottetown last evening between the Outlaws and'the Pirates. The former won by n score of 7-6 alter five minutes overtime play. C, Gm.. rett refereed alld W. McCabe wal judge of play. The following wer. the teams: Outlaws-P. Lcclair, 1,, Burns, Ii. McMahon, F. C,s.y_ '1‘, Stewart. T- Flynn. A. MeCsbe.Pir ates-W. Mullins, A. Leclalr, R. Don cette, I-I. Morgan, W, Weigh’ K_ M.. Lean, A. Lcclair. '

::-Keep in trim-Nothing like a

good tonic to keep you ,clear of colds etc. Helps you to ward off diseases. Rexali Celery and Iron is the ideal tonic for nerves and blood. Makes you feel better from the first dose. S1 rl bottle. Sole agents, The MacKinnon Drug C0.. Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kt. Ste.

` _ 2-19drtf.

::Buntain, Bell & Co., for best coal.

Lowest prices. ` 1-23.31,

THE ICE REPORT

IIALIFAX, Feb. 24-From the sup-

erintendent of the_siglial service, Que- bec, to the Halifax board of trade February 22nd:

CB-D6 Rl1Y*‘H9n\'v Open ire inshore. Flat Point, St. Paul's Island, Mon- ey Point-Heavy close packed every- where. .Cape Race-Light packed ice every. where. _ Point Armour-Light close packed ln distance; light open ice i-nghorqone berg.

Belle Isle-Light close packed every-

where; four bergs.

SITUATION IN MEXICO

MEXICANS ARE ANGRY.

IJOS ANGELES, Feb. 27-Tele.

grams received yesterday tell of the narrow escape of a Party of auto-_ mobile pathfinders on the way to Mexico (‘-ity. The message camo from J. Beaudet, driver of it ear which has been following a west coast route. _

It is _said that intense nnti-Ameri-

can feeling was maniffstcd and that Belllldet Hull his Party were stoned Yesterday at San Juan Dei Rio, 110 miles from Mexico City. At Yucr- cusro the party barely esenped with their lives from a crowd ofsngry Mexicans who shouted "kill the flrlngoes.” He said that the towns near Yukercuaro were in the hands of the rebels.

JUAREZ, Feb. 27-The rebel

leaders have sent a demand to Juarez for the surrendsr_ of the city in six hours. They declared. in their K'-Ommunication. that inthe city is not surrendered, the attack will he made; and officials are asked to warn foreigners to leuve.

BILL FOR SUPERVISION OF

MAIL ORDER SWINDLERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22-A bill

that would put mail order invest- ment companies under the supervi- sion of the commissioner of corpora- tions of the department of commerce and labor was introduced by Repre- sentative Steenerson .of Minnesota. It would require slfhmission of plans,ns- sets and liabilities to the government before beginning operations. “It' has been reported that swindllny promot- ers who were put out of business last year obtained $77,000,000 through advertisements circulated in the mails,” laid Mr. Steenerson.

R°Dl‘ee0ntstlve Hobson of Alabama

precipitated a lively debate in the house when he Introduced a resolu- tion provldinz for an investigation of the attack upon him bv Representa- tive Hay, who had charged him with having acted in s “cowardly manner" in inserting in the records remarks derogatory to Hay which had- not been made before the house. The de- bate threatened to develop personall- tfes, but it finally was smoothellover by Representative I-lay, who explain- ed that "under the stress and strain" of the moment on Saturday he had used the word “cowardly” in refs;-_ ring to Hobson, but that he refused to permit it to be placed ln the rs- eord. He said hs regretted the inef- dent. The Alabama representative walked across the chamber and shook the hand of Mr. Hay while the house

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VON AEI-IRENTHAI. BURIED.

VIENNA, February, 22-The fllner-

al of Count Alois Lexo. von Aehren- thal, who was until his death Austro- Hunigarian minister for foreign af- fairs, took place today at St. Michael's. churcll, which was crowded with some of the most prominent personages ini Austria-Hungary. Arch- duke Franz Ferdinand represented the Emperor Francis Joseph and a num- ber of other archdukes und archducll- esses, as well as the entire diploma- tic corps, were present.

The Cardinal Archbishop of Viruna

ofliclated at the ceremony. _The cof- fin was subscquently entrained for burial ill Bohemia.

PSEUDO NUNS IN TOILS. -

PARIS, February 23.-The woman ku*/o\vn as Sister Candide, formerly superioress of the Order of St. Ann, a community fostered by the French Government after the separation law, and cnlgaged for many years in an elaborate scheme of charitable work, was sentenced today on n charge of embezzlement and abuse of confi- dence to 18 months' imprisonment.

is now married in Canada, having fivo children by his second wife.

DAILY HINTS FOR THE COOK.

ORANGE PIE.

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Yolks of 3 eggs, 2 cup of sugar, 2

tablespoons butter, juice und grated rind of half a. lelnull, half an orange and a little nutmeg. Beat butter and sugar together, null yolks of eggs, then orange und lemon. Bake with one crust. When done beat the whites with a llttlc powdered sugar and brown on top of pie.

DUMPLINGS.

One pint of flollr, two teaspoons of

baking powder, salt spoon of salt, milk enough to make fi stiff dough. Mix well and drop into yollr soup by spoollfuls, cover and boil now for 10 to 15 minutes. These have no short- ening and are very llicc for soups and stews.

HINTS FOR HOIISEKEEPERS .

When tllelkitchcll chimney catches

Her sentence was suspended and she was fined $200 on paymenlt of which she will be relieved from serving her term in prison.

She wus arrested on May 20, 1910.

at the instance, of n. firm of jewcllers from whom she had borrowed great quantities of jewellery ostensibly to sell on (ommission. The ` wellcrs

fire throw salt on thc fire and the flames will be quickly extinguished. l Iodine stains will vanish if rubbed

GOLD IN A TURKEY S CROP.

The Minitonas stampede shows how

,irresistible still is the lure ol gold.

There never was a rush with less to justify it. On the basis of a report of a small piece of gold found in 5 turkey's crop, hundreds of people, in the dead of winter, flocked to Mini- tonns and staked every snow drift' within a radius of ten miles--dup'ii- eating ill a small way the rush to the Klondike. The old spirit ol advenl tllre still burns in the breast of many u llum-drum person; and it needs only a pretext to break loose. -`

THE ONION AS A FOOD AND A

MEDICINE. .

Much has been said and written ou

the value of the onion, both as a food and u medicine. And certain it is, that this simple garden vegetable can hardly be valued too highly or used to freely. As a food they con- tain 2.5 to 30 per cent, of solid sub- stance when dried, while potatoes do not average 25 per cenlt. From some peculiarity of the onion, its nourish- lug properties more than double those

of the potato. Without regard 'to its

lpeculiar flavor, the onion* should be lmuch more eaten than it ls. All

_with liquid alnnloula and then well eminent. physician once said, “lf

rinsed. This s-hould be dolle beforc;health is desirable, and-if you want

washing.

l To keep milk-Pllt a tiny pinch of,

carbonlic of soda in it as soon as it

to live long, eat onions." '

Onions are slid to he the best ner-

vine known, and tone up the system of one suffering from nervous pros-

atlon nothin else can do

became suspicious after pawn shops of Paris mllch 'of their jewellery.. woman's associates. Dr himself on the dny slle leaving a note saying not face the exposure

alleged t embezslcd

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Justice Stuart, of the

ta. penitentiary onl a c amy. Mr. Loggie, coun

finding in the and l.ondon| One of the

. Petit, hanged was arrested, that he colllrl and charging

her with the responsibility. She is

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EDMONTON, Alb,, February 2.-

Supreme Court

of Alberta, today sentenced Wm. J.‘ Bleller to srrvc three years in Alber~

harge of big- sel for the llc-

fense, immediately filed notice of ap- peal. At this morniug's session coun- sel for the defense reserved certain points of reference in appeal.

Wm. al. Blcier is a well known hotel

und real estate man of Mannville, Al- berta. His first wife, Mss. Clam Blciler, is the complainant in the case. According to the complaint the defendant married ber in Monlrosc, Wisconsin, :in 1890, and for twelve years the couple lived happily and eight children were born to them. I-lc

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_every day is all that is required to keep rosewood in good condition.

dro s of camphorated oil to soak in

cloth.

Scratched furniture-Mix togctlicl

ly with n soft cloth.

'Wash the furniture with warln soapy |watcr, wipe, as dry as possible, then 'polish with s dry cloth upon which a little whiting has been sprinkled. i To remove inkstains from furniture -Touch the stains lightly with a feather dipped in spirits of nitre. -Hold a wet rag ill the other hand, ‘and as soon as the inkstains disap- pear, wipe ovcr the spot or the spir-

ljuice can he substituted for the spir- Iits of llitre, but must he well rubb- ed in if the stain is of long stand- ing.

arrives. This will do much to prevent

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Heat marks onl mahogany furniture?

can be removed by allowing n few-

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_equal _parts of liuseed oil and turpen- itine. Paint over the scratches. and as soon ns they disappear rub brisk-

l To clean white ellanlel furlliturc-

its will injure the polish. Lemon.

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To clean Rosewood Furniture-A Another physician says: “The saf-

thorough rubbing with a soft clotll_

est and quickest prescription for clearing the blood, is to eat o raw onion, finely minced, at breakfast. Finely chopped onions, eaten with salt and vinegar as a. salad, are an excellent tonic to the stomach, and especially beneficial to thme suffering from dyspepsia. Its value, too, as a.

' pnultice, in cases of inlflamation, is well known.

If._onidns are so valuable-and the

above are facts that cannot be dis- puted-not one is eaten where ten ought to be.

A short time ago there appeared

in' one' of the papers an account. of the death of an old lady who had lived to the remarkable age of one hundred and follr years. When asked, a short time before her death, to what causes she attributed her long life, among other simple and health- ful rules given, one was that el1e'hnd eaten onions every day of her life `since she could remember. The onion certainly should have a prominent

place among garden vegetables ' and upon the table.

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Postunl is made of clean, hard wheat-skilfully roaf ted

and blended just like coffee, but without the drug, caffeine, which makes tea and coffee harmful to so many persons.

Boil your Postum until it is dark and rich, serve with

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Ten alld Codec Hit Him Hard Indeed.

A minister of the gospel Writes

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gave me permanent relief.

Having to appear before the pub-

lic nearly every night, it was some- times allnost impossible for me to fulfill my engagements. Finally I camo to suspect that the llse of tea :ind coflcc had something to do with my disorder and abruptly discontin- ued the use of both and took on

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uiepced to mend. Grnduslly I get better and better and now I do not have it headache once in 6 mouths and nll my other troubles are gone too. I am now using Postum exclu- sively and want no better beverage.

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benefited by the use of Postum in place of coffee. A friend of mine here in Key West, a hardware merchant, suffered for years with stomach and other troubles while he was using coffee. Finally he quit and began using Postum and got well. He is devoted to Postum and when worn and weary with business cares takes 5 cup of it piping hot and ln a short time feels rested and nourished.

“Some I know have become prelu-

dfced against Postum. because care- less or ignorant cooks trv to make lf. ns they would coffee and will not al- low it to boil full 15 minutes, but when they try it again, well boiled, it stays for it is as delicious and snappy as the mild, smooth, bish- grade Java." Name rlven by Cana- dian Pnstum Co., Windsor, Ont,

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