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ANAEMIA OR BLOODLESSNESS.

Its Victims are Pale in Color, Subject te Dizziness, Palpitation of the Heart and Other Distressing Symptoms.

From the Echo, Platisville, Oat.

Avzxwia,which literally means bloodlessness, is prevalent to an alarming extent among young girls and young women of the pres- ent day, aod is a fruitful source of “decline’’ and consumption The symptoms of thisirouble aremany, but among the most noticeable are pallor of the face, lips and gums, shortness of breath on slight exertion, dizziness, severe headaches, weakness of the vital organs, p»!piation of the heart, and dropsical swelling of the limbs. The more of these symptoms shown, the greater the necessity for prc mpt treatment. Among those who have suf- fered from anemia and found a cure is Miss Emily Webb, young lady re-idiny near Wolverton, Ont. Miss Webb says : — My i-lness cameon whenI was about sixteen years of age. My complexion was « pale waxy color; [ was troubled with gene: - al weakness, dizzine-s and palpitation of the beart. I was placed ander medical treatment, but the medicine prescribed by the doctor did pot appear to do me the slightest good As time went by! was slowly but surely growing worse. I wns unable to do any work about the house,and my limbs would tremble to such ao extent ut the elighteet exertion that I could scarcely stand upoo my feet. Then my stomach became so weak that I vomited almost everything I ate; I grew despondent and feared J would pot recover. While in this condition a frieod urged meto try D>. Williams’ Pink Pills, and I followed the advice. After I hai u ed two boxes I noticed an improvement and my heart was gladdeved with the hope of revewed health. At the end of six boxes my appetite had fully returned, and with it strength, color to my cheeks and brightness to the eyes. I stil! continued taking Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills until I had taken in all twelve boxes, and I can truthfully assert that I am healthier and stronger than [ever was before. I owe this to Dr. Williams’ Piok Pilis, and I would urge ali geris who suffer as I did to give them a fair trial,

NERVOUS PROSTRATION,

The Hariland, N. B., Advertiser, says:—*Right in our own village ie reporied another of the remarkable cures that make Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills so popular throughoat the land. The caee is thatof Mrs. E.W. Millar. The Advertiser interviewed her husband, who was glad to relate the circumstances for pub- lication, that Others might read and have a remedy put into ther havds asit were. “lor five years,” said Mr. Millar, my wife was unable to walk withoutaid. One physician diagnosed her case as coming from « spinal affection. Other doctors called the malady nervous prostration. Whatever the trouble was, she was weak and nervous. Her limbs had no strength and could cot support her body. There also was a terrible weakness in her back. Tbreemonthsago she conld not walk, but as a last resort, after trying many medicines, she began to use Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. Improvement was voted in a few days, and a few weeks has done wonders in restoring her health. To- day she caliit@alk without assistance. You can imagine her de- light as wellas my ow. We owe her recovery to Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills acd 1 recommend them for any case of nervous weak- ness or general debility.” Mr. Millar is part owner and manag-~ er of one of our Jumber mills and is well known throughout the country.

A PERMANENT CURE.

Mr M Carroll, of Roland, Man, writes :—“‘While living at Syd- ney, Man, I wrote informing yoa that Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills had cared me of rheumatiem of twenty five years’ etanding, after maoy other medicines vad failed. Iam pleased to again write you aod say that the cure has been permanert, as after a lapse ot several years, there has been no return or the trouble. I sincere~ ly hope my experience will be the means of heiping some other poor sufferer.”

GENERAL WEAKNESS CURED.

Mr. Jas. Canavan, a well kno-vn resident of Maxville, Ont., aays :—After having eszed your }’ak PillsI am glai‘o recom- mend them tothe world as a cu e for extreme weakness and lebility, and I am eure that if thos? who,feel the first approach »f such trouble will only take a box ortwo, much misery can be averted,

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A Zula Rain Charm,

The Zulus employ a rain charm which is very remarkable considering their usual fierceness and cruelty. They catch a bird, and after the tribal wizard has consecrated it and made ita ‘‘heaven bird’’ they throw it into a pool of wa-

In spite of their own indifference to the sufferings of animals they believe that the sky, which they conceive to be & personality, will be full of woe at the death of the bird and drop sympathetic tribute in showers of rain.

Free Passes.

The legislative free pass is still ani- versal in France. Every member of the thamber of deputies bas free traveling on any railroad in the country and is furnished with a medal of identification to make sure that he gets his privileges. In the matter of pay they are better off than the British me/abers of parliament, though their indymnity of $5 a day is smal] beside the 45,000 a year of the United States congressman.

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DYSPEPSIA CURED.

Mr. Fred. A. Henry, St. Usui arines, Ont., writes :—“T have auff-red for years with dyapeps'a, wud although I am sure I tried a dozen remedies, I found no relief unt'] I began the use of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. Atter eating I would be terribly distressed with pans in the stomach, and frequently only found relief by ejecting the food. This certinued until my lif* was fairly miser- able, but, now, thanks to Dr. Williams’ Pink Pille, Lam fully re- tored.’,

CURED OF SCIATICA.

Mr. C. Thornton, Bluevale, Ont,, says :—*About seven years ago I rented my farm, aud moved into tne village, where I have since carried On business as a pumpmaker, io the fall of 18951 was attacked with sciatica, and suffered intensely. | took medical treatment but it did nothelpme. Then a druggist advised me to try Dr. Williams’ Pink Pill-; under this treatment the sciatica was banished, and I have not since felt any return of it.

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Manilla Hemp.

Every engineer knows what manilla hemp is, but few are aware that it is the product of a species of banana | which is cultivated in certain localities in the Philippine islands. The plant, called by the natives ‘‘abaca,’’ throws up a cluster of sheating leaf stalks toa height of 20 or 30 feet, which spread out at the top into a crown of huge un- divided leaves. When it is 3 years old, it is cut down and the stallts are torn into strips. These strips, while still fresh, are drawn between a knife and a wooden block, and the soft cellulose matter is removed. The fiber is then hung up to dry in the open air until it is fit for use. Each stalk gives about a pound of fiber, and two natives will turn out about 25 pounds a day. The inside fiber, which is thin and weak, is used by the natives for making urticles of dress. The familiar manilla rope is made from the fiber of the outer layer, which is hard and strong ‘ihe whole supply of manilla hemp practically comes from the Philippines, and the United States consumes 41 per cent of it.

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Asthma Gasps.

The wheezing and strangling of those who are victims of Asthma are promptly relieved by afew doses of Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Lin- } seed and Turpentine,

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A BLACKSMITA'S TRIALS,

His Whole Body Racked With Pain.

From the Bridgewater Enterprise.

Settlement, a hamlet about ten miles from Bridgewater, N.8, Mr. Fancy is well known in the locality in which he lives.

ularity of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. Mr Fancy related hiss of illness and renewed health to a reporter of the Enterprise ag follows :—“ During the last winter, owing I suppose. over~work

time, had no appetite, and often felt so low ee wished myself it another Some of the time necessity compelled me to undertake a little work in my blacksmith shop, but I was not fit forit, and after

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began to abate, snd I felt again as though life was not & dreari. ness. By the time I had used six boxes I was as well as ever, and able to Jo a hard day’s work at the forge without fatigue,

know what this means, Those who are not well, will make po

mistake in looking for health through tae medium of Dr Wils iams’ Piok Pils.

COULD NOT DREss.

A Nova {Scotian FarmerfTells cf hie Inteace Suffering from Rheu-

matitm and, How he Found Relief.

From the Bridgewater, N. S., Enterprise.

Such suffering as rbeumati+m cauees the victim upon whem it fastens itself is almost unendurable. Only those who writbe under its pangs can imagine the joy of one who has been freed from its terrors. Mi.J. W. Fulkenbam, of New Elm, N. 8., is one of those who have been released from pain, and why believes it his duty to let others know iow a cure can be found. Mr. Folkenham is a farmer, and like al! who follow this arduous but honorable calling, is subject to much exposare. It was thie exposure that brought on his trouble and caused him so much suffering betore he was rid of it. He eays:—“Ia the spring of 1897 I contracted rheumatism. Throngbhout the whole summer I suffered from it, and about the first ot October it became so bad that I could not get out of the house. The pains were located in wy hip and back, and what I euffered can hardly be expressed . { became so helpless I could not dress myself without aid. Eventually ibe trouble spread to my hands and arms, and at times these would lose all freedom and become uselese. In November I began using Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, and after tak- ing four boxes began to improve. After using six boxes the pains and sorensss had all gone and I was able to do a hard day’s work. I inteod asing a few boxes more as a precautionar measure, and [ would earnestly advise those suffering from thie paiuful trouble to give Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills a fair trial and be made well.

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GAINED TWENTY.THREE POUNDS, Mr. Arthur Piper, Dixville, Que, says: “Last autumn I be~ came very weak, my constitution seemed to be under-mined, and I lost fi-sh rapidly, I had no appetite, the least exertion tired me

ing read so much concerning Dr.

Dyspepsia, St. Vitus’ Dance, Paralysis, ent Consumption, «ll Female Weakness, Diz. ziness and Headache,

and the words ‘felt miserable’ will best describe mv feelings, Hav- Williams’ Pink Pilis I deter- inined to try them, and the results. were most beneficial, As tounding as it may seem, [ gainec twentv-three pounds in three weeke, and I am now feeling as well as ever I did, I would say that Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills will speedily cure them.”

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doing the job would have to lie down ; indeed I oftea felt like | was advisedtotry Dr Williams’ Pink Pills, and atter using a couple of boxes, I felt a decided relief. The pains”

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$1.25 buys a pair of ladies fine Dongola boots, extra good value. See window.—R K Jost, Stampers Corner.

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He obtained from Sparta assurance of personal safety and went hither. He de- lighted and charmed the Spartans, as he had the Athenians in his earlier years

He adopted their customs and dress and was the strictest Spartan of them alL He wore his: hair short, bathed in the icy waters of the Eurotes and ate their black broth and barley bread. They be- lieved that be bad been misrepresented. In truth, as Plutirch said, ‘he changod color more quickly than a chameleon. ’’ In Sparta be was grave, temperate and fond of physical exercise; in Ionia he Wes easy going, luxurious and merry, in Thrace he was drunken, in Thessaly he was devoted to horsemansbip, ‘and in the court of the Persian satraps he sur- passed Tissaphernes himself in magnifi- cence. As Sparta was to be the prize of the Athenian victory he showed the people their danger, advising them to begin active operations against that city. No better advice conld have been given them, and they profited by it.

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