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FALE ANAEMIC GIRLS Find New Health Through Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. Thre must be no guesswork tn the treatment of pale, anaemic girl. If your daughter is languid, has a pale, callow complexion, if Lort of breath, especially on going upstairs ; if he has palpitation ol the heart, a poor appetite, or a tendency to faint, sh has anaemia which means poverty of the blood. Any delay in treatment may leave her weak and sickly for the rest of her life delay may even result in consumption, that most hopeless of diseases. When the blood is poor and watery, there is only one cer- tain cure that is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, coupled with nourish- ing food and gentle out-of-door ex- ercise. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills actually make new blood, which flowing through the veins stimu- late the nerves, increase the appe- tite, give brightness to the eye, a glow of health to the cheek, and makes weak, despondent girl.-, full of healthy activity. The case of Miss J. H. LaiftalLe, Sorel, Que., is typical of the cures made by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. She says: "I was weak and all run down. My face was pale and covered with pimples. My lip* were pale. I suf- fered from pains in all my limbs, which would at times be swollen. I was hardly ever free from head- aches, and I found work about the house a burden, ae the least effort left me fatigued and breathless. I had no appetite, and notwithstand- ing that I was constantly doctoring I seemed to be growing worse all the time. One day mother said that he thought I ought to try Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills, and I decided to do eo. I eoon discovered that I had found the right medicine, and after using nine boxes I was once more enjoying the best of health, and I have not been unwell a day since." You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills from any medicine dealer or by mail at 60 cents a box or six boxe* for $2.60 from The Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. ABDUL HAMID'S QUEER PRIZE Ex-Sultan Got* $26,000 in Will to Build Peace Temple. Abdul Hamid, ex-Sultan of Tur- key, comes into possession of $26,- 000, given him by a German ad- mirer for the purpose of erecting a temple of peace in Constantinople. Of all men in the world, Abdul would probably be the last to lay the cornerstone for such an edifice. Two years ago at Leipsic a curi- ous old man by the name of Zoe- liner died, leaving hia fortune, $26,000. to the ex-Sultan with the above stipulation. He evidently had forgotten that he had a niece in very poor circumstances, who was jut able to make her living by her work. She brought suit to break the will, but the Supreme Court of Leipsic ruled against her. The ex-Sultan gets the money then, and one wonders when he will lay the first stone of his temple of uni- versal peace. PRINCE ALBERT A SAILOR. King George's Second Son Leaves on Six Months' Voyage. Prince Albert, the second son of King George, sailed from Devon- port recently aboard the training hip Cumberland on a six months' voyage. He will go first to Tener- Iffe, Canary Islands, and then to the West Indies. He will arrive in Porto Rico on March 18, in Jamaica on March 22, at Havana on April 3, and at Hamilton, Bermuda, on Ap- ril 10. From the latter place the ship will go to Gibraltar, Malta and the Mediterranean. It was planned at first to give Prince Albert a special cabin aboard the ship, but the King promptly vetoed this. He declared that his son must be treated as an ordinary cadet. For this reason he travelled from London with fifty or sixty other cadets, carrying his hammock and handling his own baggage. Some of his comrades tried to screen the Prince from the camera men, but Albert told them not to trouble themselves about it. He went aboard the ship in the most formal manner. Capt. Smith received the cadets in the order of seniority. IF YOUR BABY IS SICK GIVE BABY'S OWN TABLETS The little ills of babyhood and RED FIAO IK THE LORDS. The Home of laid* has undr- IODO many sh-n-ki pf lato, and Cervons poors are anxiously Inquir- ing ""WTiers's It all going to nd1" The Hon. Charles Lister, heir of Lord Ribblesdale, is a Socialist, and BO also is the Countess of War- wick. Not long ago the Duehesii of Sutherland confessed to a be- lief in Socialism, and now Earl Russell has join- ed the Fabians. Earl Russell is not a sentimental youth who has been seized with a sudden fad for Socialism. He is now 47 years of age. It was 34 Earl Russell, years since he succeeded his grandfather, the great Lord John Russell, so that he has been in the peer business for quite a long time. He is related to both Lord Ribblesdale and the Stan- leys of Alderley, and is a member of the great house of Bedford. In his time Earl Russell haa play- ed many parts. He has served in the army, studied electrical engin- eering, is a barrister, and has given proof of literary abilities. He has served on the London County Council, and is credited with the re- sponsibility for some of the most advanced proposals made by the recent Divorce Commission. Earl Russell has declared himself in favor of the nationalization of land, and this declaration has ex- cited very great interest, in view of the fact that he himself owns land in Ireland, and his distinguished relative, the Duke of Bedford is one of the wealthiest land-owners in the world. We may yet be favor- ed with the spectacle of Earl "Rus- sell vigorously supporting Mr. Lloyd George in his forthcoming land campaign, and raising aloft the red flag in the House of Lords. He has for long been regarded as the "bad boy" of the ducal family, and some of his peers would dearly like to convert him to more ortho- dox views or quietly suppress him. "Head Feels Fine Breathe Freely Now" Improved My Voice, Strengthened My Throat, Cured Me of Ilawking and Spitting. Miss Emma E. Norton Gives Croat Praise to "Catarrhozoni." childhood should be treated pnmpt- j ly, or they may prove serious. An : occasional dose of Baby's Own Tab- I lets will regulate the stomach and; -bowels and keep your little ones! well. Or they will promptly restore j health if sickness comes unexpect- edly. Mrs. Lenora M. Thompson, Oil Springs, Ont., savs: "I have used Baby's Own Tablets for nay little girls as occasion required, nd have found them always of the greatest help. No mother, in my opinion, should be without the Tab- fets." Sold by medicine dealers or r mail at 25 cents a box from The l)r. Williams' Medicine Co., Brook- Vflle, Ont. 'T Just wish I had known years ago about the wonderful effect of CATABB- HOZONE." writes MIHH Norton, from her home In Georgetown. "My nose and throat were continually stopped up, and I was seldom free from a gag in the throat. I coughed and hawked and often at night couldn't sleep. Juet a few breathe from a Catarrhozone Inhaler and my head wae cleared right up. My throat trouble is now well and I haven't a single vestige of catarrh. Catarrhozone made a perfect cure." As the only way to reach catarrh is by inhaling medicated air, it follows that the healing balsams of Catarrhoione can't fail to cure. It Is a purely vege- table antiseptic sootheB and heals wher- ever it goes. The germ-killing vapor is Inhaled at the mouth and instantly spreads through all the breathing organs. Every case of bronchitis and catarrh is rooted out, and such health and strength is imparted that these troubles never again return. Complete outfit, sufficient for 2 months' use, price $1.00, including the inhaler and liquid for filling; -mailer trial sizes 25c. and 50c.. all druggists and storekeepers, or The Oatarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N. T., and Kingston, Canada. Left Shoos for German Pupils. Amongst the items of news con- tained in the monthly reports on the primary schools of the German Empire is the following: In one district the local authorities have decided to provide the children with felt shuns to be worn during school hours. This is at Pollwitz, near Glogau. The medical officer had made several complaints as to the general inefficiency of the foot- wear of the children, and had pointed out that it meant that the children had often to sit through the day in winter with their feet thoroughly wet. With the equip- ment of fielt shoes the authorities have given orders that the other shoes shall be properly dried during the lesson time. "When one comes to live as long as I liave," says Sir George Bird- wood, who has just celebrated his eightieth birthday, "any fear of death has vanish ed." IS NEWS WORTH GIVING TO THE WORLD HOW RAVAGES OF KIDNEY DISEASE ARE CHECKED IN QUEBEC. Mrs. .liilii-n Painchniid, for seven years a sufferer, finds quick re- lief and complete euro In Dodd's Kiducy Pilht. W hit-worth, Temisoouata. Co., Que., Jan. 27 (Special). With the coming of winter the ravages of Kidney Disease are again felt in this province, and the fact that ' a sure cure is vouched for in this vil- lage is news worth, giving to the world. Mrs. Julien Painchaud is the person cured and she states without hesitation that she found her cure in Dodd's Kidney Pilk. "For seven years my heart and Kidneys bothered me," Mrs. Pain- chaud states, "I was always tired and nervous. I could not sleep. My limbs were heavy and I had a dragging sensation across the loins-. My eyes had dark circles under them and were puffed and swollen. I was so ill I could hardly drag myself around to do my housework. "A neighbor advised me to try Dodd's Kidney Pills, and I found relief in the first box. Six boxes made me perfectly well." If you have any two of Mrs. Painchaud's symptoms your Kid- neys are diseased. Cure them and guard against wrious, if not fatal results by using Dodd's Kidney Pills. Wise Judge. Prisoner "Judpce, your honor. I'm a foreign nobleman." Judge "Then it would be useless to fine you ; take 30 days. PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS Your drugffiat wil! refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any oaie of Hob Ing. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles In I to 14 days. 50c. Trying to Deceive. Bacon "Did you nay there is a black sheep in his family V Egbert "Yes, but they white- washed him pretty well." Mlnard'i Liniment Cures Cargst In Cows. Toneorial Conversation. "I hate a, barber that talks poli- tics all the time; don't you T" "Can't say I do. I'd ratheor have him talk politics than hair tonics." j^..-,_ M Try iurine Eye Remedy Ww a i< T mm Wn ,,_._., -._!, i.-'nn Yo firm *utt>ytilokly. __ mm JTJ If for hid. T&mU, Wtry Ky*i Mid Ua iinuiuiAlM ryltd*. lll'-tntttxl Ilciok In Ott'h I'avktgw. ,M''R1NK U ron.- ;}J A 4* jsJT clan*' riMi'ttCfl /or n.i\ny rrar.1. "nr IV 4.* C? fliw drtllratM to Lha V-iinh"- ana bolii hj JjruffK'.f ritl * ' ' rt f P<*r *Dttlo. lli-rtnu Ky wUm In A'^'iHlP Tub**, afn-^iOc, v..,i-' r -- ,. .'.iv Co.. Chlotau No Merit In It Mother (reprovingly) ""When I was young girls never thought of doing the things they do to-day." Daughter "Well, that's why they didn't do them." SPEND THE WINTER IN CALIFORNIA. Attr*otlv<s rates will be quoted Tia Tariable routes, affording the finest Keen- cry. The Los Angeles Limited, leaving Chicago dally 10:16 p m. for Southern Cali- fornia, the Snn Francisco Overland Lim- ited, leaving Chicago 8:30 p.m., lew than three days en route, provide the best of everything in railway travel. The China and Japan Mail loaves Chicago daily at 10:45 p.m. for San Francisco and LOR An- eo I OR. Illustrated literature on applica- tion to B. H. Bennett. 0. A., Chicago and North Western By., 46 Yonge St.. Toronto. Ont. Has Hopes. "How old are you, Ethel?" "I'm five, an" mamma says if I'm good an 'eat lots of oatmeal I'll be six next birthday." Mlnard'i Liniment Cures Colds, Etc. The Royal ttoad to Wealth. There was a man in our town who needed money bad ; he went to a newspaper and he took a whole- page ad ; and when the people read the ad the joyful throng they'd join, and straightway went unto the store and gave the maw their coin. "Tell me, doctor, what do people say about our unhappy marriage?" "It's stranze, but your husbaned doesn't get milch sympathy." "That'F nice. But what do they Bay about him?" "Well, they say it served him right that he hadn't married some other woman." Itched So Kept from Sleeping. Passed the Nights Scratching. Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Oint- ment Stopped the Itching at Once and Entirely Cured, 69 3rd Ave., Villa Kmard. Montreal, Qua. "My trouble started with small pimples on my hunds, which lt:-lied so mat It kept me from sluopinK, and I passed the nights scratching It. I did not know what to do with myself. 1 became so discouraged that I did not liave the heart t do my work. My hands were all ooverod with little watery plmplei For three weeks I had my hands done up to keep them from touching the bed. for I tossed and scratched so that I made them all bloody on tlie bed-board. I had suffered for three years like this when I saw an advertisement for <fcuticura Soap and Putlcura Ointment. I decided to solid for lamples of them. "An soon as I received them, I applied the Cuticura Ointment and washed my hands with Cuticura Soap at night before going to bod. Thia stopped the itching at once. I continued to use them, using not quite two boxes of Cuticura Ointment with the Cuticura Soap, and I was entirely cured. My husband had a burn on one of his hand*. He anointed it two nights with Cutiura Ointment and has not felt it since. Wa have great confidence in CuUcura Soap and Ointment, and I assure you I shall tell all who suffer with the same disease about them." (Signed) Mrs. Roger Hebert. Dec, 28, 1911. Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are sold by druggiste and dealers everywhere. For a liberal free sample of each, with 32-p. book, send post card to Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Dcut. 31D. Boston, U. 8. A, LORD KITCHENER IN EGYPT. Will Cover the County With a Sys- tem of Main Teach Citizens to Be Clean. In Australia the Lord Mayor of Sydney, stung by the reproach that his city is the "dirtiest in the south ern hemisphere," has organized a "special patrol force" of a hundred gigantic Australians to capture citi- zens offending against the municipal by-laws for the preservation of good order, neatness and cleanli- ness. He mustered them the other day in the yard of the city hall. "Act," he said, "without fear or favor. Never mind whether the offender is well dressed or shabbily dressed. Do your duty. Many of our citizens have fallen into dirty habits, and we have to teach them to be clean and tidy." Mlnard'i Liniment Cures Diphtheria. A Terrible Experience. "You must have had a terrible experience with no food, and mos- quitoes swarming around you," oaid the stranger to the shipwreck- ed mariner who had been ca.st away upon a tropical island. "You just bet I had a terrible experience," he acknowledged. "My experience was worse than that of the man who wrote 'Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to drink.' With me it was bites, bites everywhere, but not a bite to eat!" Lord Kitchener in currying out an ertensive scheme of road making in Egypt. Some time ago he ordered a road to be made between Cairo and Alexandria, and now it is an- nounced that he is studying a plan for covering the country with a complete series of main roads. These will be undertaken by the Government itself, while minor thoroughfares will be laid by the Provincial Councils. Apart from the military standpoint, such a sys- tem of roads will be of immense commercial value, as it will open up districts neglected through laek of communications; it will further develop others that are at present dependent solely either on the river or the railwav for transport, and it will give the country an additional attraction in the eyes of the tour- ist, who at present can rarely get off the beaten track or obtain any other view of Egyptian life than that to be had from the train win- dow or steamer deck. Aa things stand to-day tourists can motor from Alexandria to Cairo, the road being practically finished. Indeed, s<i near completion is it, and so much is expected to be made of it, that the automobile clubs have ob- tained permission from the Minis- try of Public Works to erect indi- cation and danger signposts all along the route. The day may not be far distant when tourists may be able to motor from the landing stage at Alexandria to the First Cataract about GOO miles. RID YOUR FEET OF SORE CORNS Quite eny now to extract any kind of a corn jutt apply Putnam's Corn Extrac- tor it works wonders, tops the pain quickly, the thick tiiwue Is softened. and healing goen right tn the heart of the corn. In a few hours the hard core is looeened and separated from the toe. Ont comee the corn. Toe is left smooth not a mark left Use only Putnam's Painless Corn Extrac- tor. recommended by druggists and sold in 25c. bottles. JJot Amiable. "We had to let that servant, go." "What was the matter 1 Would- n't she work?" "Oh, she did the work all right, but she couldn't get along with the children." "That so?" "Yes. She'd lose her temper every time one of them kicked her on the shins." Only One "BROMO QUININE" That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for the signature of K. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day. Cures Urip in Two Daya. 25o. Grandmother "Whatever are you doin' with the boy?" Grand- father "He's gone and took his medicine without shakin" the bot- tle, so I'm shakin' it for him." Mlnard's Liniment Cures Distemper. A sifcory of the late Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema concerns the close resemblance which existed between the great painter and George du Maurier. A lady sitting beside the latter at dinner one night refused to acknowledge any resemblance. ' 'You know , Mr, Alma-Tadema,, ' ' said she, "I think it is absurd to say that you and Mr. du Maurier are so awfully alike. There is real- ly no resemblance at all. Don't you agree with me?" "Quite," re- plied the author of "Trilby," "but you see I happen to be Mr. du Maurier." Bad Blood is the direct and inevitable result of irregular or constipated bowels and clogged-up kidneys and skin. The undigested food and other waste mat- ter which is Howrd to accumulate poisons the Mood and the whole system. Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills act directly on the bowels, regulating them on fhi Iridneys, giving them ease and strength to properly filter the blood and on the skin, opening up the pores. For pure blood and good health take Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills FREE TO GIRLS 6IN PILLS DRIVE AWAY Thai* Pain* In th Kidneys. Mr. Thomas Stephenson, of Lachit* Mills, P. Q., writes: "I was troubled for many years with Kidney Discasa, and a friend told me to take 6lN PILLS. After taking, few boxes I was greatly relieved, and after finishing the twelfth box the pain conv pletely left me. My wife is now using GIN PILLS and finds tbat she has been greatly relieved of the pain over her Kidneys. *' joe. a box, 6 for $2.50, Sample free If you write National Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited, Toronto. 133 FARMS FOR SALE H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Si jet, Toronto. GOOD STOCK FARM OP 600 /CHOI with Throe Ilouees; lorg Bonk : rn. Must be sold quick. Pri<- is Wiry ! SEVERAL DESIRABLE AEM; IS Manitoba, Alberta and Saskntchc .v:\jj that oan be bought. Worth the mom y for quick alo. JHAVE OVER ONE HUNDBBB OOOB farms In different eectiono of Oniaria on my list. It you want a farm :.:* me. H. W. DAWSON, Toronto. Thp publisher of the bent Fanner's paper in tho Maritime Provinct-B in writing to us Btatoe: "I would say that I do not know of a medirine tlint has stood the tout of time llko MINAKDS LINIMENT. It ha bwn an unfailing remedy in our household ever Him-e I can remember, and ha out- lived dozens of would-b competitors and imitators." ROLLED GOLD BRACELET Wo will glTe this beautiful Bracelet free of .ill charge, to any girl or young lady who will sell 30 sole of our hamlBomo Raster umi other poHt-curds at 10 cents a net ''six beautiful onrds in eaeh sot). Send your imme and we will Bend you DC <-nrdp. When sold send us the 93, nd we will send you tho hrnoelot. Ailrlross the mid ED. 7. ISSl'E 5 "13. HOMER-WARREN CO. DEPT. 14, TOJIOXTO, ONT. TASK FOR >AVAL OFFICERS. Must Choose Husband for an Or- phan Girl of Toulon. Naval officers are not often called upon to perform such a delica-te task as that set out in a circular which emanates from the French Ministry of Marine. Tt runs thus: M. Rafter \Varf usse has be- queathed to tho town of Toulon a legacy destined to promote mar- riage betwoen aji orphan girl of good character and a sailor of proved sobriety, the former to be selected by the Mayor of Toulon and the latter by the senior Cap- tain of the squadron of vessels now anchored at Toulon. Would-be candidates for (he legacy must send a statement of their qualifications accompanied by documentary evi- dence to this officer nBt later than December 25. The couple selected must, accord- ing to the terms of the will, be mar- ried on the forthcoming feast of the Epiphany and undertake to have at least four children. >j. Pointed Paragraphs. Many an eloquent sermon is wordless. Even a fast young man can't catch up with to-morrow. Blood will tell usually the things we do not want told. A girl marries to gain lib-erty ; a man marries to keep it. Women usually have more reli- gion than men because; they need it less. None of us can afford to say all the fool things we would like to say. The successful man is one who is on the job when tho main chance comes a.long. The girl who marries a man be- ! cause he is a good dancer is apt to I regret it later. Some men won't bo hnppy in hea- ' von because they had U> le.ivi- their earthly possessions behind. The mere faet that a man doesn't huigh at his own Jokes is no indi- ! ration that he do'esn't, think them funny. FIFTY ACEES IN MID^LKdKJC County! soil splendid olay loam, fl acres Umber, 2 acres orchard, oem<''it block house; rratnn bank barm 6 mi "a to market and Railway Statlom. fri.o, Forty-eight Hundred. Owner anxioui to sell. Going to Northwest. The Wesjt-.-rn Real Etttate. London, Ont. STAMPS AND COINS. ^ TAMP COLLECTORS-HUNDRED i-J ferent Foreign Stamps. Catalogue. Album, only Seven Centfl. Marks Btamp Company. Toronto. IISCELLANEOUS. WANTED LIVE WILD ANIMALS, all kinds. Pearson, Poultryman, Guelph, Ont. BARGAIN -- RKGULAR 25^ 8HEKT Muuiv at wholesale. Sample oopy So. Specialties Agency, Box 1836, Winnipeg. CANCER. TUMORS, LUMPS. BTO.. internal and external, cured with- out nain by our home treatment. Writ* as before too late. Dr. Bellman IledloM Co.. Limited. Collinewood, Ont. 'RincH uu: i ..o or DYED 'I'. M.lk!! I GALL STONES, KIDNEY AND BLArt. der Stones, Kidney trouble, Qravel. Lumbago and kindred ailments positively cured with the new German Reinvdr. "Sanol." price $1.50. Another new re nndf for Diabstet-Ifellttns, and cure ourc. "Hanoi's Anti-Diabetes." Price $2.00 f>om druggists or direct The Hanoi Manu'io turing Company ft Canada, Limited. Winnipeg. Man. Men's Suits But Work in Panada. BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO. P O. BOX. 133. MONTREAL ITTDI7V TDIAf To coi y air JT JK.lli.I-i 1 KJLr&JLl And Mike It (.row. Nothing quite so nice a bfiuUtnl ntad ol hi.ir. Lot us sond you abaolutoiy itraa one treatment of I Luiurlno, If it It only to prove to you thai It colors trey hair and makes It grow, stops Itchfnt, remo- ves dandruff and makes ths* hair of man or woman or child heavy and beautifully glossy. You rave only to send us your address, with I Oc. enclosed for mailing and packing, and w will send you anywhore our treatment, at our own expense Wrlto to-,!ay. Address DR. PROSSE. Dept 2 203 Commissioner Street, Montreal. Feeds Guests' Dogs. The proprietress of a restaurant at Paulton Square, Chelsea, Eng- land, who found that many of her customers had their dogs at th same table, and in some cases al- lowed them to eat from their plates on the floor, has established a sepa- rate dining-room for dogs. Whilo their mistresses are having lunch- eon or dinner the pets are placed in a separate room, where they are fed with mutton bones, cooked beef, etc. A dog's dinner costs three- pence, and the animal is allowed to select his dish and to eat his fill. Cold-Sores Are your hands chapped, cracked or sore ? Have you " cold cracks " which open and bleed when the skin i9 drawn tight? Have you a cold sere, Iroat bite, chilblains, or a "raw" place, which at times makes it agony for you to go about your household duties ? If so, Zam-Buk will give you relief, and will heal the frost-damaged skin. Anoint the sore places at night, Zam-Buk's rich healing essences will sink into the wounds, end the smart- ing, and will heal quickly. Mrs. Yellon, of Portland, says : "M/ handa were so Bore and or*>ckud that it waa agony to put them near water. When I did so they would smart, and bum as if I had scalded them. I seemed Suite unable to gob relief from anything pub on tlu-in until I tnuJ Zam-Buk, and it succeeded when all else hud failed. It olosud the big cracks, gave me ease, soot hud the inliammatioD, and in a very short) timshealod my IIMII..I. " alff curei chafing, rathtt, winter eatma, inlet, uleen, fnleriiif sorrt, MM h,n<li and batlci, abtcttiti, )iimi>let, ring-uvm, ttf., 011(11, /mrn, liriiiia, lealdl, r; mini. O/ nil dfuff"'- 1' /t'td flora, or post /r from tht Zam- Iluk C , Toronto. .Pries SOc a baae.