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WAITING FOR DEATH, BUT LOST TWO DAUGHTERS

NOT WITHOUT HOPE

e 6 “There is a r woman in this “I am advised by Dr, J. D. Wilson F, just waiting for to write you concerning how soon I

could get my wife admitted to Con- sumptive Hospital at Gravenhurst, also please send me pamphlet re terms while there. I have been told that it is free, so please let me hear from you soon as possible. I have losttwo daughters, and my wife con- tracted the disease from our eldest one, who died ten months I am à working man and not able to pay a high rate, but still anxious to do what I can.”—A, CAMPBELL, London, Ont.

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death to corne through consumption. She has not the means to go to a Sanatorium, or she would pur be at one before this. She is still comparatively strong, walks about quite a lot -drives sometimes, too— but every «ay, of course, is growing worse. Would there be any possi- bility of her being taken into your Home for ('onsumptives? It would be a mercy if she could be permitted to enter it. I would much appreciate an early reply, as every day means s0 Le Rev. HAROLD SUTTON, Incumbent, Belmont, Ont.

The above are typical of scores, indeed hundreds, of appeals constantly coming before the trustees of the

Muskoka Free Hospital for Consumptives

No effort is being spared to meet every call. . . .

Not a single applicant has ever been refused admission to the Free Hospital because of his or her poverty,

NEW PATIENTS ON WAY TO HOSPITAL

and the anxiety of the trustees to keep none waiting is shown in the decision reached a few weeks ago to increase the accommodation by twenty-five bedbs.

_ This increase in patients will add heavily to the burden of maintenance and can only be covered by increased generosity on the part of friends in all parts of Canada, Patients have been admitted from every Province in the Dominion, and it is with confidence A in the response to our appeals, that the trustees believe will come from Canadians everywhere, that these ad- ditional burdens have beca assumed,

Where a greater Whère will your

Q Where a cause more urgent ? call to help suffering Canadians ? money do more good ?

Contributions may be sent to Sir Wm. R. Mrreprrn, Kt., Chief Justice, Osgoode Hall, Toronto, or W. J. Gacr, Esq., 54 Front St. W,

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A snoemater so" à olieecion v4 coins ter IWENTY FHOUSAND &

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, twenty dollars are worth à big px n over face val The Keliable Coin and Stimp Guide gives accurate b.formation, and you may depend upon it.

hile à great many people colle Q ces RS and som mparatively recent stamps Er à e 'olleetionsof stamps often sell as high as j 0 LA S taïsps from à letters sent during the war, revenue À THOUSAND QL À . lame from pate mon bottles, match wrappers, old documents, € + are În great demand some being worth nn Look over your old letters in thegarret an elsewhere; perhaps $50.00 APIELE, ou may find some rare things. This book : e gives all particulars, with prices, Qi CASH ue s, etc.. and gives addresses sintsa DR firms who buy them for s No matter if you handle but ten ay you should have this book. chaulcs, Le. Postmasters, Docters, EVERYBODY NEEDS | » Lawyers, in 1aCt 16 Walt be fonv:t more than necessary. It ‘3 worth its weight in gold to any 7 \ride-awake person. Boys and girls should send fort and explore stties and iQ cellars 1n search of old letters, which may contain rarestamps. Whoknows? À small fortune muy be in your very midst. Donc ur ite for particu! 1r8 ; do not csk questions ; Conot 2-n4 usthe crins or taripe butgetthebook. Et tels all. Where you can sell them à + vrices given, what they are, what they look like, and ff way y are rare, hés boole g'vesreliable figures only ; no fictitious dites or œnalu-s [Rs | n Q whaterer. It is issued under the supervision and author- of the greatest coin and stamp Collector and dealer (4 in Morth

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Copper cents are worth as high as 46.00 each, Some issues of Con tivental aud Confederate bills are rare and valuable, as weil as certain pieces of fractional Currency or ‘ s ripe.* : les these, mony rarities in half cents, cents, | three-cent pieces, half dimes. din uty-cent pieces, quarters, half dollars 4 nd

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This razor is SOLVING THE SHAV- ING PROBLEM for every man. Though but a new invention, it has already attained enormous popularity. MORE à THAN 200,000 SOLD THE \ FIRST YEAR, because this little invention gives a better shave in your own home than it is possible to get in the best barber shop in the land.

plate with 12 blades, $5.00.

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