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first Talking
Movie. Ascribed
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;h •dow Pla'With ith 'Reader
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.Back of Screen 'Popular
There 20 Centuries .
Ago.
•A form i ;talking Moving ' picture
'play whieh Originated in•.China more'
than 100 years before the Chr'ista4
"era and ,has continuedd in popularity `
right down, to . tile' present day- of the
nidder n . cinema, le "'en .exhibition .te
N�tv -Yorke het :is the ancient, Chinese.
• shadowe play, which anticipated' the
: present .talking, pictures by hhaelne,
reader s -to . Produce'' void :effects
• : • Culi'ections of ; the figut'es : used eiZ
th e.etion.'of these: early..Moying ;p}c-.
tures have beet'. obtained by ..exped'i-
tions into China by: the'`•I' ic:1 Museum,
which has aloe btaine'l • examptes of
.the. screen and other •egtu=pntent used
tor -the projection of the sbadowpiays.
"The scenarios used in shadow
+plays• are derived 'fron .the literary
drama of the legitimate 'stage,. anti
they, With mnarit:Mate. •show's,. 'consit
tute the most .popular theatrical .pas
times of the Chinese." • • "The. shadow
. plans are ;ah .early •term, of talking
Moving picture; with' a reader recit-
lug : the words of the plot as the .fi-
gures perform ,the •action.•..' Their ap-'
peal to popular taste lies do the fact
that theWords are recited in the BY-
' tag vernacular, while 'the repert.oi•re
.' of the legitimate, stage•.of CLiria. adepts
:the, literary ,language of 'the. elassies,
' • :which 'Is int:e11ie;ble' to only. a.:litnited
etitteeted group., •
"The -acting figures in the:shadow ,
plays are flat ariji ing'euiottsly it out
of parchment, usually ox: or..s1 cop•
skin; evenly ;colored and :varnished: on
both sides. •When held against the
light •the•y are transporent... A .sc=reen :
of•+white •gauie lighted,' by means of,
oil lamps• from behind is ,stretched' b.e-,I
Anneal two pceles. The -£'gores., held '
by••wir.es stuck•'intto bamboo or teed,
shandies; are skillfully manipulated be-',`
bind, the screen; upon' which' their'
•'shadows, are Cast: Head, arms' and
legs .are cut out separately anti,. lritte-
ed to the' body; so that great .agility
• of motion is assured, '
. "The shadow'play's have an adran=
••tage:over . the' Chinese 'legitimate
stage:. in that the (atter, much en the �,
same 'level; as the Enlglisli . stage -in!
:'SL -a cespeare'e:.tome •,is . almost' .leek-
Scots'
lack-
n'I
plays the sea, clouds, river& gerdens;
mouptaine, Palaces, temples, courts,
beata, gods, ,demene and monsters are
all wells, represented.
while.. the Various roles .are recited, hy
dhist and Taoist 'tore or incidents. in
',the history 'of Chita. • The shadow that every.'one of ns had as easy a
plays 'excell in 'conile 'or satiric sib,: '
time ag ' the 'smash and grabl.'shop.
.jects.; 'their wit is' aimed at ;human.
yaiaers with, their bigh-pewer motors
' Weak4al'eS, official corruntion :and ,'and brick ends wrapped up ,in brow ii
'seen"' reel pelitleal 'erns. '' ,. ' Behest e: me„ ails is ' pot'. so.
hard' , one.. Every tuan's hand is
es me Safe-blowhig by Pest in A plain
wrapper kicks up, e!-feartui :duet .0'1
the Persians, Arahe: Turks and otherl
am a d,ay tete ou sending in the in -
peoples, finally Teaching Europe. I
"The .first mention 'made of eit. is . Stlat: dike 011. My oxy-acteyleee ash
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OMEN of OU
all over the world,
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Di. Williams' ink 'Pella.
Actual nucroscopic
tests have shown that the
medicinal. elements con-
. .Earned in them . increase
the blood countand.build:
up and revitalize . the :en- :
tire system. Mite Juliette
Seguin, of Dalkeith,' Ont.,
testifies as follows :—
"Two years ago I became
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Various prescribed treat
meets did not help tne. X
began 'taking Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills and It -was not long'
before I: noticed a big im-
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in the best of health. A year
ago also . my mother was
badly ,rundown; her nerves
were shattered and 1{ge be-•
came a . burden. r She began
taking the pi'l'e', and as a re -
Suit she is inperfect health"
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"A HOUSEHOLD, NRME '
•
Thin makes him laugh At- to bust him- ' C� •
self, i£ yen will pardon the mores,
C D B Trials
slop.,•
The clocks strike midnight, cane by Fo)rrlme 'Are
'one the lights. go out in the bowies.
Tanen m Moe el
We wait in the shaiigw'oi an area un- ,
till two .o stock, cutting through the ; --
..to -while away'tke hours. . t two. Fairness and ; . Effectiv4ness Faithful Negro. Who Burled ;
Peek y
Tale' Toll: B
al-� From. "
' AdOx
A' Slave State
o'clock the ceche erk .of the night
gins. - The anent street in, Vie_
ton peg' is to assume en appeerance
which would` strike you as strange.
Burglars arrive from •all. parts of Ikon
don, on. foot; oft bicycles, on horse -
beck, the big men of the profession
in: their ova cars•. Dark' lanterns ,
make the night as bright as. day TIi,_e Of -late of English' procedure in: the.
street. . is filled with the murmur ' of, 'courts that, the explanation ; of the
1 voices and.the gleam rot veli -polished 'system , that Prevails in :Scotland;:
jemmied. Eafn'. has his. special job: given by Mr: William Mitcell, I.C.,
to do .atifi ick is the 1reen asonry of• in the • "Contemporary.• #tevi'lw," will
our ptekession, that'•no burglat v. iii be of speclai�interest.'
refuse to lend •another 'a band. •I mai `•`Let, us •follow the course of a typI
'have:to prise 'open a front door and •ca'i ease -Or serious crime. ' A magas-
^find lc have left .my • crow r in ,,the trate,` on • information• of .a: crime
bedroom -'at, home „ I•g.(e .abross' the 'big given:. by the pollee 'or'•the: fiscal;
street anti ask 'a Colleague, vs��ho :is en- uiay grant. a warrant tq arrest: in
gaged in breaking into a chapel, certain cases no , warrant is neees-
whether he will .lend 'me his: If he. sary. The person, arrested is entitled
-reItisen-I hit hini, with a sandbag. ;' to have inturlation sent at onoe to.a
1VIy mate,' has. done his • work well. taw. agent informing hila .that his as -
.The dog lies in the: area, the maid, sistance is required and where the
. we :car;. see •through the kitcken win- w udietal examination it to take place;
dow, is lying sound asleep against and the prisoner must be brought be-
the neat safe. There Wilt be trouble fore a magistrate for the juricia•1 et
for her in the morning, Poor 'giri,‘hut amitiation..Without delay, 'usually. not
this is, our, means' of .liveliiuood and later than the. first lawful day follow-
be-
gins. -
be nz Them Money in .Tins in the.
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Garden.
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Clai edfor T rn by
Williarri Mitchell.., K.
System Has Prevailed• From
Time Imrneinorial.
There have been se Many criticisms
-.M
•
hile London Sleep
'Turning a Dishonest Penny
A British Broadcasting ,
Co. Radio Talk by,
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I dare. say seine of You itnagitre that
btirglar's life -is all Stout and 'bil-
liards. Yoie'• Might' think froM the
stories..you read- in, the'Magaziries
expertenCe, unfirgt ens.' the kitchen
window , 'rind • stealtlidy'sVe :creep in-,
say, '.that: ,b,urglars''. are not psycholo-
them itow wrong iheY are', If We ,fintl•
iu the larder the renteinS of a lobster
. or toasted • cheese what: does
thie fact convey to our, traineciniimig?.
that 'someone ie. the house Mayehe,
sleeping. baely; so. we. had. hatter. go•
'The viol:et part' of work iS. that Of
going upstairs. ,It is a •real adVenture
into, the tinknewie •1:hiti. may, be greeh
,e-heit • Yoe arrive at the ;Op. nby an
Alaatian. dog, e res•olyet• or; what is
the deedless etraie !to. ;vied' burglars
are subjected, in: •their (telly, round
and common eeske, We have Ito
Union ' to Plead' for .better •werking.
' eotelitiens, 'but we' argpe that in this
tuaii, 'it ie Another. • We cheep 'JP the
where the swag reposes the„side-
•carefinly. in a carpet- nag. • There tea
great 'deal ef tieneceS levy 'damage
'It is new, nearing dawn and we lia;•e
'almost' CoMpleted our work. A lithe
dredweight of silver has. been- :irinee
. of deley: Packing • un our
toole,, we descend to the kitchee and'
are • about, te leave thae•preniiks• via
the basenient wlieneve hear
sheet, "Who's there?" A ease hahd.
would'. falter but hue Mate hae been
twenty, years in ' the saMe line • and
without, a trace of hesitation ie. -calls
aut Tee. voice. reelies,
"Twe pints end a half dpzen mew -
'laid, please," and with -a sigh Of ee-•
liet• we hear Atte *Wow banged
' It is 'now broasl . daylight and • the
tiCkets„ We proceed to a Side street 'oft
Pentonville ;Read, knack up our ta
vorite"feece," dispose cif -the night's
catch and, . -Weir arid happy:- retteh
home..at about 6:45 a.m. T: sleep un -
•til 11.30 'amt., make myself, tea- end
kipper, read,. Spinoza • for an hour and
then,. as 'it tenor spell of afternoon
dine', start off te mark down a.' likely
hjoh" for the 'following evening, Such
is, thellfe of 'a burglar, While London
' in' historical annals „relating' to the
.. year 121 13.0. The Witt:arise' -narrates
an anecdote of Wnet, an emperor
who lost one of his favorite wives
and was obsessed 'by a greet desire to
see her again. magician aUPearea
at court • who' Was able to, brow nen
'shadow on a. traneparent screen. •
Mast Production
Mbdern business favors masa pre,
duction With the resitltant. standard-
ihetion. . In ,e,: -this way' a geed 'entitle
. .canbc put a the market :at low cost.
The mune method is followed in our
prison and reformatery systefs hut
• •. .handed like' inseniate. things.. To bre
ing about referm the appeal !nest, be
•1 to-tleeindividual heart And •co,n6cience
and I he' men must be matte to feel•that
, some one is Vitally 'cOricerned abont
large . numbers without fin iteblo em-
trloyment men beconte brutalized and
wben released ere .tarely better than
paratus. Ha threatens • he wilt ,8end
a van to reMove. it. The' police, too,
to eay that the pollee in this Conntry/
are a 'fair -unlined body of men. Theyi
have• a down on burglars. • But
enou'gh logic -e -and let us• get to the
real point. •I mist not keep you all -
awake with this talk or London:Will
not be asleep when tt is time for ,niy.
day's work to begin, Which wenn" be
e pity,
.yon, are ;coming home fronihhe. pic-
tures, 1 set out of' bed and, putting a
lantern, a mask, and a 'coil .of rolie in
tny pocket, 1- walk to the public -house
to Met my mate. At 1011 lie arrives
and? over a Pint of beer, we discuss
the evening's work. He has spent the
afternoon lookint yound-r-it will be
my hlay...on' teonorrotv-'-and says that
golf clianipion. "Go On," I gay, and
he replies that it, is tamale true. He
. when they enteredHtoo often they are
' worse. • , has drtigged the maid and' the
. tlan dog and 'everything will be ottite
Days
- Sailing --• Well
is
As Slavery :
- When America entered the war*.she
Mandell hn_Adediral Hugh. Redman to I
Serve tinder Admirel Beetty in the
Grand :Fleet
We are • paying folloyring•
wove* for tempt Pep gs delivered
oar wareheteth..at• the present
time;
Yreah Extras . 500 4074
rxesh rusts . ... 470 doz..
Fresh •P410.t•.E7Atraa... . Ano doe.
Pkeihlemmas &Gra es 3oc.dOz.
ell yours.
ighest. Market
Deal with an old tellable tiusi-
tress house with •a reputation ort
more then. sixty-five :years for
square dealing.. Best ,prices
paid. Prompt payments. Caeca
returned quickly. Gases flair
:plied,. 60c each, ,complete,. delivr
ered, payment in advance.,
Reference:—YourOwn 'Banker.
;Write. for Weekly' Quotations
LIMITED:
. E PACKING ��0.. LISA
ESTABLISHED OVER' 65 .YEARS
78=.8.0 Front Street East 'Toronto
• Admiral Rodman came to loVe
bim, and there Will; be felends en Isbell
sides of the Atlantie for nrn.mira• But lie had a lucky' sleet and replied,
that Kentecky fe'lk believe that, their
In the admiral's opinion there is lit -
chief tOwn,, Fraltkfort, IS. the tre of
ship --except statesmanship.
Serve VVith Meati.
belonging to iiis father were wen Wilat to
treated And faithful. Onde Mr. Rod- ' Settees and Tglishes and diefies to
man wanted to send reeneh to a bre. serve with mea•ts or poUltry make or
ther who had to hide during the Civil mar the piece de resisteAce, lie the ini
War:. Uncle Jim was giveri the bags pertant dinner.: The ,fellosting table,
of gold;'and,Set off on horseback. He etilhiglee after Much eiperimentation
•
WATSOWS
Wan 75p Way and. we win hoe,
• were yan postpaid: one pacitage of
hrs. Aesre0rihrs.', 00. LxnetTeit
i,tst of "Wanted lnv.entIons"
and Fun. information sent Free
On Request."
Tun aauteuv co.. pert. ,
273 clank St.. Ottawa Ont. •
and thought. will p o value e
returriethafter six,..Weeks, having failed
to fin.,1 his master's brother. At the (he inexpe need iVeman . giving b
first. company dinners:
Reek turkey :Chestnut ['teasing
No Pressure On Accused' • • eeime hiS master was aweye And .he
'Bail- may thee' be grEinted.• If the hurled the inoliey in tins in the garden.
fleet, :crattlierry jelly, sau-ae, relish or
trate, e.g., police- Magistrate, maY When • Mr. Rodman ,reterned 'and - - ' "
Roast duek—Orange . juice, baked
remit the accnsed ..to 11 higher, e.g., soun'ted the MoneS' 11.6. 'teund. ?O dollars.k 6,01__ -
.to the Sheriff, The. aecnsed. ig en- .. . ges or 'orange salad. - ` •
1,.,Iinr,'' ;he, said, "the niPticY is 1.1 Rosst ' goose --,Tart anple ' sauce.
With his', la NY' . a ggnt .. before exa mina- tight ,. ;, . ---. , °.t's 'baked aOOles, -sour cher.ry Conserve
tion- anti t6,-haVe hini preseritedering .. Jiir, Hoe,: is this?"' ,
or cider' sauce .and 'green °Urea.
the. exarnlisation. ,L trembled 'end deelar'ed that he eraeberry jele, or kunianat preserve,
In Pre6elice of •tho had ,not stelen anything:. Mr. Rochhati
nesd, 'the procurator-fiscai 'pats : his tle, and.' theist ..Unele Jim confessed.
said there was tee: inu'eli; net,..toO lit.: ,
thagis•trate,' in '•order 'to secure . fair -
hound :te answer' no pressure is ex:- With the gold'and ,that SUSPicion wOuld R'oa's: • vellisc'h'4---7'
• ' -the exarnination, which- irtits tat.e, i.t,' up and 'tried to 'taint ith•lant the: - ... R'°a•st nuitton7Cerrant, or harberry
'w eting, and; forme, the '.declaration' ,ell„ so. he telecidearl to ntak<e geed .any
. ich may be ,used in evidence poselble deficienchr by 'lidding all the ..'"rs'eT4.disli"• ' 7".--' .
'against the accusee. The .subsequent. mhiles; .he, -had to his iiiitate.r's. . .' Roast yeal-7omalb Or horseradish
discovery , .of ' important testimbny t, , ose we e 'ass o • sal. mg e , IPS as
may he a groutid 'for re-examination. well as...slaves. . As :a yeung Officer" Roast lalen—Mint Sance ov'jelly•auct
When theeaceesed lia,s;heeeeexentih'ee podrean hed a •Colleague who: ;vas al- • e e ,,,,,, , _,_.e, e e
he ,may lie Committed to prison untii I ways in tronble for his lackrofillitia-.! . '-`c.;as!,' "Yr''rhef.4-hsVn. °r :Pa.,a..Fried 'ay'
liberalion 'in dile...course of laW' or' foe i tive. ' • , , ' ' , . pies. ahd i,weet'' Potatoes,. -aria -auk
further !exanijnation withiii a reasen-' Once, when it was.' his watch, the .
calitain, came on tlecki'• loolseci 'at, the
i hat Sore Throat Needs Minard's..
orcler given. to, shorten 'sail, seid: "Mr, , . . .
heavy ..equall coining; have: yeu made.
."Yee; sir," eame the reply, "I have
sent beloW for My rain clothes.",
"Then, go beloW and .take ten days
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jelly' end . termite or. asperages tipe, ..•
place ,befere witpeases, is reduCed to poor .eld 'fellow cauld .never count. it •:
Able time. ' COmmitment can take
placis Only upon a signed' warrant
speeifeing the crime and. upen a' Sign -
ea information; :enci• bell can ,be .ap-
"Meanwhile .t 'the . procurater:flical
.and the. police- have been Preparing
the. ease fOr .'salimiesien to crown .
Coungel, 'who,. thereupen • g,:ivee' diree- to, liut them On,".. roared the ,captain, ding celebration' in Rome- because 'ot
tions as. to .the,:fatnre COurse of• pro. • ' Diving many years at seai':Admiral .iho, presenee of ' 'Pridee flupPrecht,
deeding's,- i.e.; an indictment ia . t'e'e Red:mae, has ssen • an serte of •eueer Who was c:ominander ,of the German
High . Court; or, in the• Sheriff . court people and ...queer CustoMt, 'but no- :terns, who,___,,i ar_v_a14ecit.LReLgium in VIII. ,
with a jarY. os before tije.F.heriff sum- thing queerer than the. shark' toupa-, - „ -r-, ..
marilY; or if they deem the evidence inentg,lie14. in
#ie Hawaiian. Islands,
insufficient tor. a 'convictien may s;i„ whety„ a swimnier. would 'dive ento A. neeschs most to :bererninded that•Mari's
•rceehliat ee furthenprocealings shall cool „and .try t a get alciigtide a shark
:be telton.. ' . . . . .'. in •Order.. to Slip' this fingers ilito -itS' 'of. riving: not live tor the sake ' of '•
stop its eireething;
'. "'Seel" 'then 13 •ti.'brist.. sii.:.:sislitio's or gip. Se 11,.s' to . knoraiug.7Frede'rick ,;-larrison. :•
the steps taken to bring 0.• person. to led 'these youths thiek of • " '
trial in •Seotiepd.' 'Except for; his
• 4914 .Invasion Plot Forgotten'
.Ertiesels.--sEeigiaxi,•newspapera pub-
lished. 'despatches statink., that King.
.Alhert hati,absented himself 'front the
. Italian .army 'reties* daring the -.vied-
"Atter BabY,,Was Weak,
Skinny, tainet122 Lbs.,"'.
nennee Yeast did it, Says MS.
vanish overnight. 'Skin:clears like wig's, cies
penned Yeast tablets from draggist tA.A2./.
The Soothing; 'cooling touch that •
Thn newest of the Cuticula preparatiOns.
With bachrOund., of SO years .Of depend.
able quality and tervicn, '
XI. Guild's; Green Mountain Astippa
Corripound sent on request:, Crigin-
•ated in 1569 by'Dr Guild. specialist
reapiratory diseases, lid pleasant
smoke vapor quickly soothes and re=
Ileves asthma--4ilso catarrh: Standard,
remedy at druggiSts, 65 cents. 60 ^
' cents and $1..50, powder or cigarette
-;-forryt., Send for FREE TRIAL pack_.
age of 6 cigarettes. Canadian "lett'!-
" baton, 7..Yniens. rate, Dept. CC2. 220
St Pate st west. Montreal. Canl2a.
The Linemployrrient Problem!' readY for us when we go along. •By
London Financial Times: Mr. 3, the time he has Outlined the' 'even -
Thomas tided not 'adopt, an aliolog.e.' ing's job, it Is ,"tinte, please, gentle -
tie manner abOut Schemes. .If mon," so We take, a nnmber 33' blia
thee justify any such attitude they doivit to Kensington, sitting . on top
are' self -condemned, ' We. shouted' '-smoking cigarettes , We have swiped
iirrv have pasted the stage, Viten .from. the conductor's pocket on the
work for the, unemployed is of the way tip.' I very much enjoy 'ehe Oen,
are- still -halting, regien when4Tisten. Very often fel the
it does not pepear uneconomie•• to bar, Though reception Erma' firoolt=
pay out' large, sums in urierriploYMent! rthiti's Park is diSappointing. Still 1
iristarairce *instead of tleveting the have seen the latest,in gets la a win-
- money te finance und:ertekings, that
*the eonlinunity will reap the benefit
-Other: oli the Wiroleee it do
Ottawte—Tlie Indian pollulation of that. By the,,time we arive at our
Canada lies increased by 3,103 during destination ie. is ttearti inidt)ight end
tile Past five hears, accordlni: to tile ikeAleafire of .1<eiieltigtoti tire: eWitele
figures presented in a coinplete itig oft their detiee iituele and . row,
sits Pitt comptile,d by the Departirtont tag. 'slcre are in roxigh district aiiid
rarettl he aopusr ea iog• get ,info 'show ,the hard Inek, or fats that Is against
Of Indian Affairs. •
CONSTIPATED CHILDREN
).o erf Could not Eat or Sleep
first ,or pleadipg 'diet,. and ,at the [It- irides. The j-lawaiian ould not n,
tnal trial, the aceused never appearl
That N.vord reMinds us' 6f one. of the
ceedings: or !corciners' inquests' in' an- best yarns of this Kentucky admiral.
pearanceS before. the Greed Jury add A boy at the naval acaderny had to do
a new terrer to life. All preliMinar- an.. examination paper i-tt naval his-
ies •are tarried out 'swiftly, secretly,
•and :. The 7ptiblic knew: nothing
'except the facts tif arrest and cone
"The accheed's interests hie 'guard-
ed. from the first,- abet the. court 14
jealous to %prevent •apy'.irregttlarlty in
proceduree!• No :dragging out,. before
the actual trial,' of the past. history
of the aecus,ed or his, actions. at the -AU
lar „prejudice. is thus avolde.d•and .•
Mir Arial is ensured, which seems al,
criminal Anether important
feature et the Scottish. System 'should
be noted. .Prelimluary ,speeches bY
,coitnael are not permitted; the ease.
begins with the .evidence„'frOm wliich,
and not from counsera sneeches,-the
'jury gather the filets a the case,
"This' may , sometimes be it ditae-
fraud 'or 'embezzlement, but in the
great majority of cases the fact 'that
the ‘jury approach We case:With open
adv itage to
Constipatioe . is one of the ,most
conunott ailments of childhood 'end
the child suffering from .it pOsitively
,cknnot thrive. To keep: ihe little hne
;vett the beivels must be kept regular
and the *mach sweet. _To dd this•
nothing can' wine! Baby's Own. Tab-
lets, :They are Pleasant to take .and
can .be given to the newbove •bebe
mothers owe. no Other medicine for
let& ,They ate Sold by medicine deal -
The Dr. ;Mediettie: --Coe
tory, and Was nohplyeeed by the cities=
tion: Why' did the Contieental
YOUR HAIR NEIED
GIVE IT HEALTH AND LUSTRE,
ASK 'YOUR RARBIt
s an nes e
the atTiisTr -.Lastly, after the whole
evidence ivied, pottage' ter' the Crown
wordsanotlier. benefit to thes‘atcased.
end the case..
Investigation and Of its fehe'
ness.and effectivenesS no one can ext.
ter doubt:- That it has Pkevail.
time fmmernefial end AU Lonna
the cOnfidence 'or the CountrY le: the
a
2 SAW
Sv.a0 :sharp tenger
Cute easier.' Saws faster
VANCOUVER. ST, JOHN. N.8.
after Husband's Death
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Her husband's. death left her yery
yea thhen in health, unable tti 'eet
.sleep much. how she. ie brighter in
spirits and eate and stee'pe Well.
What caused • the difference? • Let
her answer in her own words.hh
. ,..1 thuds lernschen Salts are a•apien-
did tonie. After My husband's death
in' December last I became eery rim
down en heartle• Had terrible fits of
!depression and Wag linable to -eat or
%Leen mach. I. wasetlso troubled with
clien Salts and. have nen, taken the,
little. daily dose' for • nearly two
' molths, during which; time my health
has greatly inuiroved. The rheumatism
has completely ,left. me. . I am Imucli
brighter in spirits and both eat and
'81.e\e‘Phel‘nelilifc beg' to;"get you down,"
modern artificial conclitio.usserrors of
cise-then' you should tete to Krus-
ellen Salts., They` possess e 'weeder:.
poWer Of giving new life and vital-
ity to the eonntless of
of which the human beclihis compesed,
. The Way te beep sniffing. is:to' take
L. pinch in your first morning cup of
rqr Instant
Ease From
COUGHING lake
liackPr$
Joh lilte;e
. falling hair and' Stimulates new
* .• The chaneeil arib that what :eon hail
tndiati s[0-60 At 108,01a. as ehaMploinlivee looks (teen agge •a Otterterfeit &Oar m, me. )el7tilf1.61,ttp4-4i4taliktitititikelreepolitit enteyroauct diagot, nit* 1 Irt.
compared witA 1:04,g94 five Years. ago. ly. it he asks us trthritothvreettlarreidwoilt4g. eas theeseheee,
taken' eyerY five Years. ' ing about till it' is tithe to de a job,' "WOO. 1 :hot laY •iiioney's Worth." Minard.'s'for. t -he Ideal liiihdowe'.
A cotnplete' census Of th.e Indians IS We fell him that We
toe tesehlest
due to Acid
ectestennes
ttetemetete
issienettia
Oestitetesesch
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Phillips' Milk of Mageesia• It has
rettrained- for 50 y,ears' the standard
*lilt OhYSitielte. One illioniiftiI hi'
crate neutralises •IllatlY• tithed
Vitilitlita. 11. st011Ittpt acids, and et
otteeN• the sympttunt- disappear la
---Vott-elTrthrertherrrtidesents 'send
When eon !know : tide •:trotteihsteetlied.:
.And ;vett Will • neyer sulIer' from bie,
Be Sure get,llie genuine Phillips'
dans for 50 ,Years cerheeting exeese
adds. Eaelt bottle eeetales tit;
451 was. vety vidalc after art 6p.
4gekr9n. My nerves were sohad
I would sit down and cry and
my huiband'would not go out
onclleave me alone. Now my`
netves are muchlbetter, thanks
to a -booklet tha_ was left
Vegetable. Compound.
surely put me Ott my feet.
tidoe rakqn eight bottles, My
friends felt reip
the
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