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The diwctionu for using it vary, but the Dlincipll '3 always the same, that A of destroying all the germs in the nit [ ;you btaathqsnd having `it mach the II! passages with dry medication from` the Pine and Eucalyptus forests. ` Iiemomher that liquids or moisture is barred from the Bronchial Tubes 1 and Lungs. rein the dry air of Byomel flu} reaches _ the !pot D. E. Mac- 1 ' Cllls FOR lI.lRl_ % 1*:-IT: wa-E13} EXAMIIIER _ '- _ $l,35 ONLY. , may be derived, but when dxy it ' forms 5 powder which when gained up circulate! through the 2111' Ind , is | Inhaled. . It is through-this mechnd ` It may be taken thrdndh nsors. but sncjxinatanees are very tam. _'l.'wo other bminnon ways of catching the disease are thzauzb the use of the mill; or infected cow: at the meat of infected anlmlls. It is contlnuougly increasing In public opinion that the bovlna bacilli is most dandlv. In a dairy one Jntecesd cow would attack the whale animly of milk. and would spread the Hiaanue in the hard. A. ' germ which Is uulciantly virulehu tuberculosis _gu-ml. We `mus Inn y keep out hangs clam. especially Jn I 1; house when I consumptive incounnd. | Phxenk altan wit up 7.000.000 gonna through-Vchia ` largely that consumption is am-and. It be taken thrdndh .--vvu---. nan; pplool Blnkllostronaly in mmasr with an nlovaxgnt. for lho wuvuutbn ohmduumpcion nu Inc yruuuupn or .nonum~pion oviaanf. an inane-any awning w_b_eI, depths the not night. 5 htgasudlenea hoard [lug nddtam of R44. Dr. lloora of OMOI1. Saaatnrv of (En (hnulinn The Canadian Asaocistiorfor the 5 Pravantiop of Tniiercnlosia wna (armed in 1901; `Ir. has notvnn its object the auction of nniuriums. notdoen IH `forth elearlyze Immediate Mad 0! taking Igcpl to stay (e rings: 9! thin dread discuss and to supp it out if pouibla. ' ._ ` ` ' + rniqhnzzmiuz ' , `_ _ T. _' three stages; ~ Eighty-vev'pe'r eang; of C che"'rat are cured`; Imm up per` cent. 9 to 40 per cent.` o't.he-aaeund an 111:1: '5 curedpbuc those in the .'t!:ird stage an 5 beyogd help. The It E pre-lomlnnnt V a'ymptmna'o Iubatdn` :15 us: (1) 1 nfnalina of lnuitnde: 1(2), penintant ' lose 0! wilaht: or tnndencv to emu.-in. , w .mnng_oc ja), 3 vyelaht: tx 1 tion. Ind (9). n `ulna law weight: tnndeizcv an ma (3). man love: v - uhnwu lull in the narnomz. I The Dotor nnanllv hmnmlm Lam: guarantee: it. , Complete outt. $1. `A story of the winning of the west; of the ways and wiles of the savage Sioux ; of brave soldiers and daring frontiersmen ; of a stubborn bate ` coming down from the civil war ;_ of love tender, brave and true. A story i with a group cf hernes-a tender edgling from_West Point ; uyoung girl 4 with courage ample for hardship, danger and renunciation of more than life; i `an Uncapapn. chieimin, degraded to wear the garb of n equnw and herd with ' the dogs, who shall seek to earn again the plumes of as warrior. Two ani- mals, even, 9. young bull and n. thoroughbred milre, shall play_da.ring parts of 4 no mean importance: He wlmxeads shall know that a. tale of Dakota of ; thirty years age may kindle and inspire as much as; any story of times re-l I mote; that the days of romance are near, not far o'. The narrative begins 3 quietly and rises steadily in interest to a. climax as absorbing and inspiring , l 1 as has been presented in any novel or drama, old or new. .. 4., . . -- r\,_u4 ,,,. ,_ 7-. ,.-_. ,. ...._... ._ ...., .....\.. u. ........n, ulu m ucw. Don't miss the opening`. chapters. '- the story, you ,1l stay with it to the nish. 7 . : ' The Examiner till Jan. 1-, I909, for 50; to ay 3 address in Canada. ' ' - ` ` Hall. I urgently huueuhnd my I t> )n...\.-Kaur.'r.=~:4-'-.::y==%'-`/.`.6v'.\3 THE PLOW` WOMA_N uugg -. --_.__ - -.___ EARL GREY `One 0'! those actively `interested in the Association for Preventing . I I the Starved of Tuberculosis. ` .__: jy -- uuuuunruu . BY/MELEANOVR GAT-ES`. - 1 A tale of the dangers encountered and the hardships endured by a little family in ' their efforts to, hold a_ va1uabIe.quarter-sec- tion in North Dako_ta. OUR NEW SERIAL beginning in Th; Exam_iner:" bu 1;IAf1.2_t_i-1:" . UALSLULV . I ' School Report` Io; April,` names fn older of merit. - _ at consnmpt|un`ln- our" pwn. >'lh_a , motlun was aecomisd by '1`. 1'. Young. , Rev.` Dr. Mcbeod. Dr. `Little. Dr. . able to fencli nn`ng're_emsnt concern-, the question of race origin. Some land to the manogehlat, other: to the. ` polygeniat_`.' tfgeory. Evqlnpn would aeemtoj hyv.hy,bahe!mn.com- `mun qri _>fo_r`th e 'vgxi9ua_ races Vol- 9-mu Iliad-Jun-uymunuuaia ua-rad.-. ~ ` brought in undesirable: and crowded I the jails. Dr. Bruce Smith a.atcs:- "Although _the {ear _c1oaes_ with_ the ln_rgest npm-_ 1 91d Canadian violinist, who has ed such 3 grant sensation in Balm. ` V'enn , Pans,` Sc. Petetubu:-I Ind Cl"`u;i ganian - CRDWDING THE JAIL3. I Increase of` Crime Due to Undnirabln I Imn-n-unis, Origin` of Rpcu. _ ~AnthrupulogiaLs-f`,hAve nevribun _to rench_ an _ngre_ems1;t_ congam-, . the 5-ravnf, 7 A rnn:dn"vn' V1s3;:itiI;-0 E h - "I Iincudy hopallll I O!!! That Had: I Prvnjzhinl of Lurnlng lnilllh.` . 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