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Diidgs l)’nless Promptly Baniahed

by Dodd‘s Dyspepsia Tablets.

Dycpepaia is not only the cheerfulness desi foyer ot the present day, hat the man km" as well. The pains and aches which fallow a hearty meal and turn the night time into one continual night mare are not the only illsthat accompany the king of stomach tmnblee. lt so weakens the bqdy that it is unable to throw of diseases ‘ that would otherwise uses hsrmlessly by- It carries Appendicit-ls in its train. But there is one certain protection. One

sure relief-Dodd's Dyspapsia Tablets. Thw both prevent and cure Dy spepsia. Those who have been cured hQl' testimony to this addmmi codon e. of St- Jevguv de ixaciiigan. is one 0! 0168*- H0 S1182 ~i ...fined two nm w th Drvvvnsil

caused by indammatlon ot the stomach. I tried different medicines without ob'aln- ing miie: md was almost. diacoursaefi. when ieadingotcues by D°dd‘l_Dm>°nsls Tablets led me to try \`»\\€ll\- I bfilhb UWO boxes and by the time I had compl_e£_ed

them I was completely cured."

0fal1diseases_that amictshuman-

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as Asthma.

If ou are a discouraged Aslhmatic

andhave tried manyremediewlthout result, let us sendyoua geaercuafree sample ofl-limrod sAsthma Cureand prove to you the wonderfulefficacycf this remedy. Used as aninhalation, it instantly relieves the oppressive sense of impending sulfocati on en- abling the patientto breathe freely at once and by a soothing medication of the bronchial passages. quicklyless- ens the severity an frequency of at- tacksuntilacureisattained. _ Asth-

matics areuigenerally dyspeptic and should avo` internal remedies liable to impair the digestion. " For over a quarter of a century I-limrod's Cure has been prescribed by ment phy- siciansthroughoutthewcrld. Itisa remedy in which you can place entire confidence. If your case s achronic one,cr,cnIyofafew months stand- ing, aeadfor afreesample _atonceand try it. Itwill not disappomtyou.

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M R. JUSTICE N ESBITT.

'l‘\e New Supreme Court Judge 1| 3" 44 Years of Aga.

Mr. Justice Nesbitt has been sworn

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Cevrt of Canada. His Lordship, who is but 44 yearn of age, may _ ¢lt0d GS §l y0\lng` man who has rise rapidly in his profession. An 0x._ ’°"d (»°Ul}lY D031. he was callbd to FN Bur in 1_881. and after practi

ing in Hamilton for a Short time, Joined the McCarthy firm in Toron-i to, being for a tile entrusted with 5i»t°l1d`i11g to the llrm’s ch-amber m

tlonl. In 1892 he joined the Beatty l Hrm, with Whom he has remained to the present, conducting many im. portant cases, and being somawhagi.

:..i:_ .1L's1if.:;_ \.i:~i.:'l‘z'_ of a specialist in i'uil\\'ii_~.‘ Mises. ln social circles hi- has tiikl-ii an active l`°&l`t. He l1|ai'ri'd n ik-w _\'<;irs ago _a daughter of Mr. \\`. II. lil-iil1_\'. He is an unit-iii hui's»»u;;in, and H lugm; ber of thc 'l`oi-onto Hum <‘1.||_._ He is also an enthusiastic di-\-otoo of golf. He has retained his interest in the younger legal fraternity, and in his duties as President of the Osgoode Literary and Legal Society he occupied considerable time. A courteous, cultures, popular gentle. man. a keen wit, and a deeply read scholar, Mr. Justice Nesbitt will be widely missed from many circles in Toronto.

Pax-lee Symbolism.

The entire costume of the Parsee

symbolizes the mysteries of religion.

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and Bowel Troubles,

Taqid Liver, Sick Hemlache, Constlpae don and Bllloueneu, speedily cured by

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tract made m the Butternut and sdemih- Clycomhined with oth!! etable principles

that make ¢be¢»`viehout'3ubt one of the i

best Liver, Stomach and Bowel Pills now bdurethepublic.

I 1 CD01! 8.8¢ boa '.2-'Z.1....» ..‘%f,¢_£.I.... ' I S1'AN'|’ON'S PAIN RBLIEFZ

lfsally remedy for internal aadoxtefnal loc. _

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Q llieurriatiQ, Bpra na, ’ emralgia. For hem

price as cents per bottle.

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'progress, while retaining in full ' strength all its original character

F Canadian Woman Lawyer In ILS.

The gauze shirt, hound with the sacred cord of Kusti, must be wov- en with seventy-two threads to re- present the chapters of the Izashm, and the twelve knots of the heavy tassels signify the twelve months of the year and represent the perpetual obligation of sacred duties.

The embroidery of the sloping

black hats carries out a further doc- trinal signification, and in the white hca_dban-ds of the women warp and wool' form an elaborate cryptograph of Zoroatrian theology.

Even the mode of wearing the silk-

en saris of pink, primrose, azure, and green is pnescriba! by ritual law, though the linen headband gets pushed farther back and the floating folds of the brilliant veil occasional- ly combine coquetry with orthodoxy.

A solitary instance recurs to mem-

ory of a. fuzzy fringe formed by the headband and sari, and contrasting strangely with the Asiatic face and beautiful historic dress of 'the wear- er. Possessiori of unlimited wealih enables the Parsee of Bombay to ex- ercise. important control over the fortunes of the city, and rows* of splendid mansions in the suburbs of Parol show the status of the colony which identifies itself with Western

and anci nt faith.

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celebrating the _ hte 01 St. Jean Baptiste, which will he year by the un- veiling ot a monument to Mgr. Bourqct, the nacmd bishop ofuolltreal, who will be commemorated for the educational lu stltutions be established. .» `

Loimo»r,Ju’iie 19.-Atraln on the Lon- don and Northwestern Railway, conveying the members of the International Tele- graph Conference from London to Glas- gow, ran from London to Carlisle, a dls- tance of ill l-4 miles, in live hours and 58 minutes without stopping. It is claimed that this is the world's record.

SCHWAB’S RESIGNATIGN REPORTED. _

Nnw Yonx. June 23:-The Evening Post says:-It wasreported in Wall street this alternoon' that the resignation of Chsrlesld. Schwad as president of the United States Steel Corporation would probablybeannounced to-morrow or before the end of the week.

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li0T ABLE T0

WALK ABOUT

Then T.E. Craig Used Dodd’s

Now he is Feeling as he Looks, Perfevlyl Healthy, But he Wouldn’t be Without the Great Kidney Remedy.

TORONTO, Ont.,June 27:-(Speclal.)-

“When I ilrst used Dodd’s Kidney Pills I was notable to walk about. When I stopp~ ed I could not get up. I am never without the Pillsin the house. I always keep them, and I am feeling as I look-healthy as

` This is the experience related by T. E. Craig, 18 Suburban Place, this city. It ls six yearsslnce Mr. Craig was cured, so lt 'ls safe to conclude his cure is a permanent one. Speaking of his cure he says: i “I was in agony with my back, and my

urine was of a dark color andlcould not pass without pain. I bought one box ot Dodd’ Kidney Pills, and after using lt got relief. I took four boxes and was complete- ly cured.

“I am always ready to tell anyone who wishes to call or write to me what Dodd’s-. Kidney Pills dld for me.”

Bl1ght's Disease, Rheumatism and Pain

in the Back are among the diseases Dodd’s Kidney Pills never fall to cure. '

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An Effective and _Positive

Every man and woman should -know

when his or her kidneys are becoming

tact lf you experience backache, loss of appetlte,cloudyor milky colored urine, swelllmz of hands and feet, bloating of the body, unnatural thirst and loss of weight. These symptoms are sure indications of kidney trouble.

Directly those symptons are noted,

make immediate use of Dr. Pettiugllrs Kidney-Wort Tablets, a purely veaetable

weak and diseased. You will realize the.

Merrranan, June 23-The French Cana- - ____

diana of Montreal tonight commenced __ e ` _ __ _ _

Kidney-VVortf .Tablets _

Cure for -Kldnei’ Disease,

cbmponnd and tree from '~ alcohol. ~-The ordinary liquid kidney -medicines are largely made up of common alcohol,vwhlch lnflames and irritates the kidneys.

Dr.. Pettingllfs Kidney,-Wort Tablets have rescued thousands of kidney sufferers from deem after the failures of physi- cians. Try their to-day; you _cannot be diss lured. ` '50cents per bottle or six

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