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BANISH PIMPLES ERUPTIONS -In the Spring Most People Need a Tonic Medicine 4 , One of the surest signs that the 'blood is out of order is the pimples, "unsightly eruptions and eczema 'that come frequently with the change from winter to spring. These prove that the long indoor life of *winter has had its affect upon the .blood, and that a tonic medicine is ^needed to put it right. Indeed, there are few people who do not 'need a tonic at this season. Bad ^rtood does not merely show itself in disfiguring eruptions. To this tame condition is due attacks of rheumatism and lumbago ; the sharp stabbing pains of sciatica and neu- falgia ; poor appetite and a desire to avoid exertion. You cannot cure these troubles by the use of purga- tive medicines you need a tonic, nd a tonic only, and among all medicines there is none can equal l)r. Williams' Pink Pills for their ionic, life-giving, nerve-restoring ^powers. Every dose of this medi- cine makes new, rich blood, which drives out impurities, stimulates every organ and brings a feeling of new h'ealth and energy to -weak, Jired, ailing men, women and chil- dren. If you are out of sorts give Jhis medicine a trial - and see how quickly it will restore the appetite, revive drooping spirits, and fill Tour veins with new, health-giving blood. You can get these pills from any medicine dealer or by mail at 50 ents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. ' REBUILD BURIED HOUSES. 4 r . _ _ Pompeiian Buildings Now Give Bet- ter Idea of Old City. * When first they began to dig out Jong-buried Pompeii, everything found there was taken to Naples, leaving nothing in the excavated places Tmt the bare ruined; walls. * Of late years a more rational plan Ijas been followed, of leaving in place everything but the smallest Objects of interest and reproducing jwughly the house* uncovered. . Under the present director, Prof. Spinazzcla, this idea has been, de- veloped still further. He has al- most entirely rebuilt some of the houses, using all the material found, even to the fragments of the Voof tiles. On the famous street of Abun- ;dance, he has built even the upper 'ktoriea and balconies and restored the windows and facades. This gives a new idea of the style of the ^ity of pleasure. A recent uncovered fresco repre- sents Venus standing on a chariot drawn by four elephants. % , It Doesn't Work. . "I wish my dollie didn't have $uch rosy cheeks," said little Bea- trice. "Oh, that makes her look strong nd healthy," replied her mother. "Yes, that's the trouble," re- foined the little miss. "When I want to play that she is very sick %he looks so fat and healthy that I can't feel one bit sorry for her." * _ + __ Pleasing the Public. Passerby (stopped by beggar) How is thisl Only last week you at here with a deaf and dumb card; now you're begging on ac- tount of a broken arm. , Beggar Well, sir, business is business, and you kuow the public fcust have variety. THE BEST MEDICINE I HAVE EVER USED / _.. "The best medicine I have ever 'used" is what thousands of mothers .j|y of Baby's Orfn Tablets. Once 'a"mo1rtlw - has used the Tablets for 'her little ones she will use no other medicine and never fails to recom- 'mend them to her friends. Con- .cerning them Mrs. John Thomp- son, Coutts, Alta., says: "I have given Baby's Own Tablets to my baby for constipation and think them the best medicine I have ever .used. Please send me two more boxes, as I would not care to be 'without them." The Tablets are .sold by medicine dealers or by mail At 25 cents -a box from The Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, ,0nt. --- * - , The Original Lemon. , The lemon, which is going to be dear this year on account of a 'shortage in the crop, has a very .clear history, says the London ^Chronicle. Unknown to the Greeks ^nd Romans, it was introduced into Spain by the Arabs in the twelfth century, and in 1494 was being cul- 'tivated in the Azores and shipped jn large quantities to England. The lemon tree, of which th^re are forty-seven varieties, is particular- ly fertile, a good specimen in Sicily ripening as many as 3,000 lemons during the season. Klnsrd i Liniment Curo. Cold*. Eli. Good men can more easily under- stand bad men than these can un- derstand the good. M. 0. Lcichton, Chief hydrographer of the United States Geological Survey, who says that the loss of life and damage to property in the Ohio floods could riot have been helped by any hu- man agency. The deluge of water was of auch gigantic proportions that no reservoir system could be devised to take care of it. Aching Lumbago Backs Are Quickly Helped And Permanently Cured Relcaoo, Yet*, and a Cure fur Lum- bago is Now Known. YOU CAN EASILY PROVE THIS. To cure Lumbago tjureljr It's a good thine tn know how. Thie information meant to Jno. E. Wave the d'fferenc between invalidwm und robast health. Writing from liia home Dour Vruwall. be su> - : "A soveru and prolonged" attucc or Lumbago in my youth rendered me at all times liable to aches in the back and loins. 60 tabllshd became the predis- position, and so frv<iuiil the attacks, I con fees I accepted th condition ae my particular wvakntaa to be born with as much composure as any evil circum- itance night permit. One day an un- usually bad attark developed, and un- fortunately thre was no medicine of any kind in the houu. I eent to a neigh- bor for help and received with a strong recommendation a bottle of Nernillns. My friend was surprised we didn't uee Nervilin. saying that they found use for it in their fam'ly almost every day. Bo quickly did Nrviliue check the attack, and eo grateful was the relief, that I was in a day on the high road to recor- ery. I have cured my tendency to Lum- bago with Nervilme, and consider 't the most powerful paiii-subduing liniment ever mado." For curing colds, hoarnenrss, tight chest and winter ills Nervlline <s a mar- vel; as for Lumbago, Sciatica and Bheu- matUm. .N>r\iiiuo ie considered to be without a peer. In the home it is specially valuable, because it cures cramps in half a minute, stops nausea, controls vomiting and upaet stomach. For internal or external use, wherever : there ia pain, apply Nerrlline. Get the 50c. family size bottle; trial sise --., at all storekeepers and druggists, or The Cstarrhosoue Co., Buffalo, N. Y. An Old Settler Finds Quick Belief CHAS. MARSHALL CURED BY DOUD'S KIDNEY PILLS. Mrs. Marshall Tells How Her Hus- band Suffered, and of His Speody Beoovrry When He Used the Great Canadian Kidney Remedy. Parkinson, Algoma, Ont., May 5 (Special) Living far from towns and with doctors not within easy reach, many of the settlers have found Dodd's Kidney Pills an ines- timable blessing. One of those is Mr. Charles Marshall, Sr., whose recovery from a severe case of kid- ney disease has recently been the cause of much satisfact.on to his family and friends. "My husband was suffering very much with his back and legs," Mrs. Marshall says, speaking of her husband's cure. "He went to see the doctor, and he told him he had urinary trouble, but he did not seem to get any better. "Then I sent for some Dodd's Kidney Pills. Since taking them, he has no more pain in his back and legs, and his other troubles are all Cone. "I am indeed thankful for what Dodd's Kidney Pills did for my husband, and I hope other suffer- J ers from Kidney disease will bene- j fit by his experience, and use Dodd's Kidney Pills." Urinary troubles are caused by diseased kidneys. So are back- ache, rheumatism, lumbago, and heart disease. The natural remedy is to cure the kidneys by using Dodd's Kidney Pills. Perhaps He'll Break It. Don't sell your old lawn mower. Lend it to your neighbor. "Why have you cut that lady who lias just passed I Yesterday you were most cordial towards her." "That is my dressmaker, and I paid her bill this morning." TO ANKLES Tortured With Terrible Itching and Burning, Scratched Until Tore Flesh, Lay Awake for Nights at a Time. Used Cuticura Remedies and Found a Cure. St. Ola, Ontario. " When I was ten years old I began to be tortured with a terrible itching and buruing of the skin, and waa told It was eczema. I have had it rustic along for seven years steady, it getting worse every year. I was affected from head to ankles. It seemed to apnuar like hives at first, then I would begin to scratch until ' I tore my flesh. It would always bo at lea worst at night. I havo waked myself up aC ; niul't* scratching' and my angora would be just stiff and cramped from scratching, so that I would be hardly able to straighten them out. My, how I have suffered 1 My ; face and whole body would be just a mass of blotches red as fire and after having snap and water on my face then I would begin to burn. I have lain awako for nighta at a time when my eczema wag at Its worst. "I would be tortured for months at a time. I was getting not only disheartened, for nothing helped, but completely dlaflgured also, but dame fortune smiled upon me one day in the summer of 1910 and laid before my eyes an advertisement of Cuticura Remedies. I used them according to dlrec- ' tluns and afi cr a few applications I began to feel and sats relief ahead. It la nearly six months since I first began and I can truthfully say I've found a cure." (Signed) Miss Louise E. Wilson, Dec. 12, 1011. Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment ara I sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. For a liberal free sample of each, with 32-p. book, send poet card to Potter Drug & Chum. Corp., Uept. 38D, Boaton. U. S. A. Minard'a Liniment Co., Limited. Dr Hlrs.-Your iH'nS'8 " LIMI- ME.NT In our- Kt=ci/ for sore throat, colds ajH? all ordinary ailments. 1 .".-VT falls to relieve and cure promptly. CHARLES WHOOTEN. Port Mulgrave. The Reason. Customer That was the driest, flattest sandwich I ever tried to chew into. Waiter \Vhy, here's your sand- wich. You ate your check. TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY Tiia LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablots. Druggists refund money If It fails to cur* E. W. QUOVC'B signature is on auh box. ttc. Change of Venue. There was, and is, in a Western city, a lawyer who will do almwst anything to get a delay. He had J before a magistrate a case of a horse running at large, which usu- ally involves a fine of about two! dollars. He asked for a continu- j ance. "On what grounds ('' de- manded the judge. "To ascertain the horse's age." "What has the horse's age to do with it?" "It may be a case for the juvenile court, your honor; maybe it is a juvenile horse." There are said to be more than 500 separate muscles in the body, with an equal number of nerves and blood vessels. "A woman's heart," says the Chinese proberb, "is like the moon. It changes continually, but it al- wavs has a man in it." KIDNEY . PILLS 0.7. ISSl'E 19 'IS Impossible. "How do you get rid of the bores that come to your office?" "I don't." tmard'i Liniment Curss Cars*t In Com. "My dear, listen to this, and tell me wlui. you make of it!" exclaim- ed the elderly English lady to her husband, on her first visit to the States. She held the hotel menu almost at arm's length, and spoke in a tone of horror, "Baked Indian pudding ! Can it be possible in a civilized country t" Try Murine Eye Remedy Nosmrtln-VeHFIn Acmjiilckly. Try 1 1 for Red, .'..>.. \Vtrr Kvi'i and OrmnultMd Kyelldl. Illlirtrttrd Book In each rn.-Uf MflUNE Id com- pounded by ourO<nillBt-not"Vtl Mllctn"bnl\lllecl BUSSSSfStOI fbril- un V 1'rmctlco for many rear*. Now dedicated to the Public and sold by liruKK'Ktitt 2&c-50? per bottle. Murtn* Kj Halve lo Aseptic Tllbtl, Ko^OC, Murln* Eye Remed) Co.. Chlcso* Gamble with your wife if you must gamble. It keeps the money in the family. MlnariT* Llnlmtnt Curss Dlstsmpfr. EXECUTION BY DROWNING. It Was Quit** a Common Thing in the Middle Ages. This mode of capital punishment has not long ceased in Europe, and is probably still ia use in other parts of the world. As early as the first century of our era the Ger- mans executed the meaner and more infamous criminals by pluiig- ing them in bogs and fens. In the Middle Ages executing by drowning was so common that grants of the right to indict capital punishment ran "with pit and gallow." The pit or well was for drowning female de- linquent^., but the penalty was vjme-timea inflated on men. The doem of the parricide was to' B" tied up in a sack and cast into the sea. Drowning seems to have been re- garded as a mild form of the death penalty, for in the year 156B a man convicted of theft and sacrilege was sentenced to be suffocated by wa.ter, "by the Queen's special grace." At this date the penalty had grown nearly obsolete in England, but in Scotland it survived until 1685. The last execution in Switzerland was in 1652, iii Austria 1776, in Ice- land 1777, and in Russia early in the eighteenth century. One of the most eccentric modes of inflicting the penalty waa adopted in Saxony in the year 1734. A woman con- victed of child murder was sewn up in a sack, along with a cat. a dog and a snako, and then thrown into the water and drowned. Nice. Willie's Mamma "Is James a nice boy for you to play marbles with?" Willie "Sure : I can beat him every time." CITY COUNCIL DOINGS. To put through the license reduction will require twine tall hustling. Muuti- time lots of corns will be tramped on. The cure is "Putnam's," the old reliable coru extractor that baa been curing corns and warts for years. "Putnam's" never fails, 25c. at all dealers. HABITUAL GRUMBLING. Many Homes Are Made Unhappy and Cheerless by It. The man or woman with a griev- ance is a candle of light compared with the habitual grumbler the one whom nobody can ever satisfy, and who thinks the world is all go- ing to pieces because people will not do just exactly what this partic- ular person thinks is right. Such an one gets up on hia wrong side in the morning, and nothing goes right all day. He grumbles at the weather, grumbles at his breakfast, grumbles at hie clothing, grumbles at going out, would grumble all the same if he had to stay in ; grumbles at his wife, grumbles at his chil- dren, and at last grumbles himself away to his work. Wheo he comes home it is the same old story, and his wife gets any youthful-ness she might retain crushed out of her ; the children are indifferent, it is like the pattering of rain on a rainy day they have been used with it aJl their lives and they have ceased to regard it, and so it goes on, until some day when it is more than usually depressing, or when the woman's overwrought nerves give way, and there is a little scene. But a grumbler never thinks him- self in the wrong it is another trial he has to contend with, and possi- bly he may think himself a kind of martyr to his wife's cantrips, while all the time the plain fact of th matter is that he is the one who is responsible. fr Why She Hold It. She held her breath, But not through fright, She'd onions had For tea that night. a, Couldn't Breathe Through His Nose Smffed With Catarrh Catarrhozona Inhalor th On* Means of Relief, and It Cured Quickly. The extraordinary efficacy of Catarrh- ozone is without a parallel. A en-s.ng void is cured in tou rninuUn. a h:ir;h couch i eased in an hour. ih moat of- fensive catarrh i thor- oughly drawn from the sytem. In case of aBthma and bronchitis the relief and certain t . cure that oomes from L- ' the h<r 1( -n balsamic eitract* ": =*CiSPon simply wonderful. "For more than twen- ty years I suffered with a cough, bronchitis, avthma. and nasal ca- tarrh," writes J. F. Fen- wick, of Staunton F. 0. "Every attack I had spemt-d to grow worse, and I could hardly breathe on account of an itvnmulation of phlegm in thu nose and throat. One day I trid Catarrhoon-, and in t^n minutes was wonderfully re- lieved. I could breathe freely and na- turally through the noun, and blood spit- ting was stopped tbo phlegm was cleared away and my regular breathing restor- ed. No remedy call do more than Ca- tarrhozone." There is no remedy so pertain and safe as Catarrhoione. but being a good re- medy it ie imitated. Beware of the sub- stitutor. Large Catarrlweone laeta two months, price $1.00. Smaller sizes 2V. and 50c. At all storekeepers and drug- gist?, or Th Catarrhoione Co., Buffalo. N Y., and Kingston, Canada. Playing Safe. "I want you to understand my word is as good as my bond." "That's why I am playing safe ; and insisting on the cash." A Remembered Grudge. Queen Wilhelmina's recent visit to Paris has moved a Paris corres- pondent to tell again, the story of the daye when her Majesty of Hol- land was the most popular young personage in the world. In the revived edition, the story is to the effect that she found it hard to learn English, and perhaps for that reason did not love- Eng- land. The first map of Europe she- drew showed an enormous Holland, a fair-sized Belgium and France, but an almost impercepitble Great Britain. To draw particular attention to the diminutive island representing England, she wrote below it, "Land of Miss S." (her English govern- ess). Years later the young Queen said to the minister plenipotentiary of England : "Be sure to tell her Majesty, Queen Victoria, that I love- English- women, all Englishwomen." To which the minister bowed, and the Queen added : "All Englishwomen who are not goverueeaea I" PILES CURED IN S TO 14 DAYS. Tonr drufraiet wl]l refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itch- Ing. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Pile* in ( to 14 days. 50o. Medium Shall I call up the spirit of your dead wife/ "Half a mo- ment while I put out my cigar ; she never allowed me to smoke." Klnard's Llnlmont Cum Olnrtinorl.x a Minute Wasted. "Can't I get my pants pressed while you cut my hair?" "Certainly, sir." "All right. Bov. shine my shoes at the same time and hand me that newspaper. By the way. get the restaurant next door to send in a couple of saudwiches, and I can be eating my lunch." Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pilla exactly meet the need which so often arises in every family for a medicine to open up and regulate the bowels. Not only are they effective in all cases of Constipation, but they help greatly in breaking up a Cold or La Grippe by cleaning out the system nd purifying the blood. In the same way they relieve or cure Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headaches, Rheum- atism and other common ailments. In the fullest sense of the words Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are 47 ld Rmdy FED BY PEN FILLER. Schoolboy Brings Baby Rabbit Through Critical Period. A baby rabbit, the property of a Horley (England) schoolboy, has been successfully reared with a fountain-pen filler as a feeding- bottle. Jack St. John Smith, aged 13, was walking in the grounds of the Burstow Preparatory School, near Horley, when' he saw a rabbit run down, a hole. He dug around the hole, and two feet below the sur face found a two-days-old rabbit, no bigger than a full-sized mouse. There was very little fur on its body, and its eyes were closed. Wrapping it in his handkerchief. Master Jack took it home. The rabbit was housed in a chocolate box. It was too young to lick or chew anything, so a fountain-pen filler was obtained and a drop of milk squeezed into the rabbit's mouth. After a time Pincher, as it was called, opened its mouth eager- ly when it felt the first drop of milk and sucked away at the filler. Dur- ing the first critical days Pincher emptied a filler of milk three times every two hours. Keeping Him Truthful. "Do you believe everything he tells you!" "Yes. You see I long ago gave up asking him questions that ] know he'd He about." Delicately flavoured Highly concen- trated. WHY WORRY ! Choose your variety and aslc your grocer for "ClarW. Long Wearing GLOVES If you are looking for a pair of gloves that are as tough as a. Mexican Snake whip and that will give you full satisfaction or a. new pair frco ask your dealer for H.B.K. Pinto ShellGtovcs These are the best wearing gloves ever turned out from a factory. Send (or Interesting story The Ptnto't Shell". HUDSON BAY KNITTING CO. Canada's Expert dove and Mill Hiker*. MONTREAL. FARMS FOR SALI. M W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborns Stroit. Toronto. GOOD HTOCK HARM Of SOP ACRE* with Thrci: Tousp. lanre B"k Barn. It nut ho anlrt nnlc-k Priro it TTT lo 8KVKBAL DKSIRABLK FA KM* I* Manitoba. Alberta and Saskatchewan that can be bought. Worth the money for on'cV tnlf. TJTAVE OVER ONE HFNDRKD OOOB farms In different wr-tionn of Ontario on my list If you want a farm ronno.li tr.r. H W. rtwnN. Toronto. ' VKNTEEX ACRE?-'; MILES FHOM London market; soil prravellv c\f9 'o-ira. Will ewhingft for city, town or ri'iflcp propertv or for Inrsxr fnm. Ths t*Vnt<>rn Ral Estate Eichane. London. Ont. MALE HELP WANTED. Ot'T OK EMPLOYMENT? HEUVEff YOTT right Lnarn barber trade: aJwavs sure <-molo\rment for bnrber. Onr 1m- nrored method*, constant nrartir" an<1. " Moler tir"e. Send for rv>!'c<w 1?1 Oiie^n E. Toronto. STAMPS AMD COIN* MISCELLANEOUS m" Dif- ST*MP L-OLI.KlTOK^ ferent Foreiro Rtamp. A!hnm. only Ri>rcn Cent* lfr Ktump C4SCF.H. TUMORS. LUMP*. KTU, Internal and HMTwM. rnrd with, cut nsln b oar homo ritment. Writ* on brforn too Isto Dr flel'min MedlcJ To Limit*"! fV1Hnwonrt Ont RUSSELL-KNIGHT MODEL "33" Cost $5003 Price $2000 HAS been overhauled and is in splendid condition. Fully equipped. RUSSELL MOTOR CAR COMPANY, LIMITED 100 Richmond St. West, TORONTO Phono. - MAIN 2072 He Their marriage seems to have turned out well, after all. She Yes. You see, they both belong to several clubs and don't meet often enough to get tired of each other. Second Thought. Von Blumer (roaring with rage) Who told you to put that paper on the wall 1 Decorator Your wife, sir. Von Blumer Pretty, isn't it? A Monumental Minority. Considering the number of pe->-'K who try to 'enjoy life, the suwss- ful percentage is powerful small. Apply Zam-Buk to all wounds and sores and yw* will be surprised how quick (7 it stops the smarting; aod bring? ease. It coven the wound with a layer of pro- tective balm, kills s 11 poison germs alrradr la the wound, tad prevent! othcn cn'ering. Its rich bealicg herbal catena* then build op from the bottom, fresh thsuci end in 3 wonderfully abort time the wound fa healed 1 Zni Buk poyulsrity d tMd on nvft. Uftitniiciiiintitrwoik cure*. Bour*nd gut U ratl thins;. Zjun-Iluk" is print*! so 01 or? packet of tli (wain*. IUIM all others x- ll dniefista and stems or tam-Ruk Co., Toronto.