The Lucknow Sentinel, 1920-04-01, Page 3-b
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Azoot:.s'. Mame Dog a at.41s.
DOG QISEASES
• sat Mow to Teed
Mailed Free to,any Ask
drama by the; Author.
7L Clay Glover Co.. lath
1.18 West 81st Street
New York. U.B.A.
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30 RoisCOUGHs
For Coughs, Colds,
an.ci the relief of in-
ce flarnmatory comet -semi -
of the throat arising '-
from Bronchial, Asth-
matic affections and
4 _ i deran$ements of the)
is • ,=- lkespiratory O. -gens...
-Prepared from Spruce,
Guru and other uiedi-1'
cinal agents. Success-
fully used for 60 years.
Always buy tb• Lara. Sloe
OUT O' LUCK
Never mind! Just take
Cascarets if Bilious,
.Constipated .
1)�
Everyone must .occasionally give to
• the bowels some- regular help or else
Puffer •froei constipation, bilious at-
tacks, stomach disorders and sick
headache. But do not whip the bowels
into activity with harsh cathartics.
What'the`liver and bowels need is a
gentle and natural tonic, one that can
constantly be used without harm. The
gentlest liver -and bowel tonic is.„"Cas-
carets. They put the -liver to work
and cleanse the colon and bowel§ of all
waste, toxins and poisons without
griping—they never sicken or incon-
venience you like -Calomel, Salts, Oil,
or Purgatives.
Twenty-five million boxes of Cascar-
ets are sold each year. They work
\ while you sleep. Ca.searets host so
little too.
Old Friend..
- Old friends .are_tIue frjee,ds;
Sunshine in the sky
Has kept us warm and fought
storm
Through ages long gone by.
Sometimes the new friends
Leave the heart aglow,
But. it's when .they're like the men
• _Me cherished long ago. • -
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Keep 71isard's Lfaimeat fa the hose.,
-Provident- Pati
The late Adelina Patti was common-
ly held to' be the richest singing wo-
man in the world. She was a shrewd
business woman.
Once Colonel Mapleson 'was unable
to get th'e entire $4,000 that he was to
pay herr for a performance. An audit
HARD ON BABY
...
The Canadian Spring weather -one
day mild and bright; the next raw
and .blustery,`is extremely hard on the
baby: Conditions are such that the
mother cannot take the little one out
for the fresh air . so much' to be .de-'
sired. He is confined to the house
which is often over -heated and badly
ventilated. He catches cul , s lit-
tle stomach and bowels becot dis-
ordered and. the mother son has .a
sick baby' to look after. Tti'event
this an occasional dose of Baby's Own.
Tablets •should be given. They regu-
late the:stomach and bowels, thus pre-
venting ,or. relieving ..1 colds,, simpl
fevers,' colic �r eny'•bther of the man
minor ills' of childhood. The Tablet
-are-=sold by• Medicine-, dealers *or ' by'
snail at 25 cents a, .box frog} The "Dr.'
\'t'illiar,�s' Medicine • ('e., Bro.kville,
Ont. - ;..
.-, w i[T-+,•'.'n.:( -- ^Iii' '.- .' Y - wTYPIW.
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orang-outang, the gibbon, the, baboon,
down to the simian,
The naturalist Is inclined to regard
man as merely the highest of the great
apes, rather than as a creature bet
apa'•t. Some scientists even go so far
as to look upon all the monkey tribes
as people. All of. them teed talk if
they had the requisite. bruins, for they
,possess the same organs of speech •
that we have. .
How- He Sile
iced Him.
A 'few days ago at a meeting of the
electors of Dundee which he was ad-
dressing, Winston, Chterchill Was •sub-
jecjed "'to a seemiagly - endless fire of
irrelevant comment directed .towards
thespeaker by a local political op-
ponent. There were loud demands ' for
e the ejection of the interrupter.
Y Mr.Churchill raised his hand -;Tin
s ` silence and quietly i•en a' ked ----.
"Give'him a ehanee. men. Yip all
know- that ' he is not allowed •t o put• in
a word .edgewise 'at homes."
. saisko et a seests4tethe, meeting Abe
a,ea'rapteei• drietet ned a'ee',pect fttl'
silence. -
March.
Braggart. March oto Old Winter;
prithee; good-bye, •
To your home in the North it is rim
you should hie. '
Have sou forgotten, underthe snow,
!rhe wee seeds • are waiting, waiting to
grow?
"They are Spring's precious babies,
soon she'll be here, -
Whispering .a.._welcome in each willing
ear;
To tidy the earth I muirt sweep, I must
blbw, '
(letting it cleared ,for the flowersto
,
grow. .: .
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RHEUMATISM
This is just the season
when Rheumatism wit hits
grinding pain and stiffen-
ing ofoints gets hold at
you. Fight it with
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules
eZenipleton's Rheumatic
Capsules bring certain
relief. and permanent re-
sults. They are recom-
mended by ' doctors. and
sold by reliable druggists
everywhere for $1.04 a box.
or write to Temp letons.
142 King St. W., Toronto.
Mailed an}where on re-
ceipt of price.
ASTHMA,
•Terrspletop's RAZ- hiAH. Cap-
sules are guaranteed to relieve.
A•S T H' M A. Don't suffer' an -
,other day.
...:Writ -e Terrepletons.:142 Ki.ngglit..,:
W., Toronto. for freesample.
Reliable druggists sell them at
$1.04 a bqz.
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e' AFTER EFFECTS Ant Language. -
According to several auhorities; ants
have the most perfect sound -producing.
"Such a tiresome Winter, I hear 'the
folks say,
Just see them all smile as I march you
away!
Here'syour 'greatcoat of snow and
,our icicle .cane,
Please 'leave no excuse to slide back
here again!''
Reluctant, Old Winter "receives his
caonge
From young Braggart March, but pro-
ceeds to array; .
Pretending to fumble with greatcoat'
and cane,
lie deluges March with snow, ice, sleet
and rain!
At last, he is off; Young Marcia heaves
• a sigh!
An army of sunbeams flash forth from
the sky.
The crow'aad the' blue -bird, robin on
wing,
Whirr onward in ecstasy welcoming
Spring! - -
160 -Course Dinner.
In an old story, "Oargantua and
Pantagruel," by Rabelais, Gargantua's
father, wishing to celebrate his son's
return, gives a monstrous banquet.
Sixteen oxen, three cows, thirty
two calves, seventy-three goats, nine-
ty-five sheep, 300 sucking pigs, ' 220
partridges, 6,000 chickens and seventy-
two pheasants are cookefl in various
ways for the delectationof the guests!
In days gone by plenty of banquets
were given' which approached this
menu in magnificence.
In 1549' Paris gave . a banquet to
Queen Catharine of Medici. There
were served* thirty peacocks, thirty -
OF INFLUENZA
OFTEN SERIOUS
- •These -organs are said to be..situated
1 in the Abdomen. The sounds are
thought to be made by rubbing.
However, these sounds are far too
Victims Are Left Weak. Tired faint to be heard by us. Many%,attempts
have been made to hear them with
and Mentally Depressed—Tonic the aid of a microphone but' with no
particularly successful results.
Experiments have proved 'that' ants
can hear perfectly. Flow they I
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Treatlint is Strongly
R ommended. '
No pestilence in .years has cause
more widespread suffering than th
epidemic of influenza' which swep
over Csegda. in the fall and winter o
1918-19 and again this winter. Th
danger' from this .trouble is. seldo
over when the characteristic sym
toms, the fever, headache ,and the d
'pression of spirits have passed awa
,Influenza leaves behind it weaken
vital powers, thin blood, impaired d
gestiou and over -sensitive nerves. Me
and women who were robust. befo
stricken with. influenza find the
bodies racked by pains previously u
known to them. This condition is .du
to an abnormal thinning of the bloo
and leaves the system an easy pre
to otber.aerioue troubles. This is th
time. when the convalescent from i
fiuenza should build up the blood
with a reliable blood -making 'tonic
such as Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Weak
blood means impoverished nerves, im-
paired digestion,' a feeling of tiredness
after even- alight. exertion, .and -some-
times even more serious symptoms.
When the blood regains its 'rich red
quality the organs of the body tune-
tioa naturally. In fact, building up the
blood will -vitalize the whole system.
The experience of Mr. Andrew
Marty, Bathurst, N.B., will prove of
value to a host of influenza sufferers
who still suffer from the -effect's .o:
the disease. ' Mr. Marty says: "The
new life and coni:equently new hop
brought into m -fife through--the-
of Dr. Williams' -Pink' Pills is almost
beyond my power of expression. • -Fol-
lowing a severe attack of Influenza
in 1918 I found myself rapidly' failing
In health. , and was. naturally much
alarmed: I began to lose ,in weight,
three pheasants, six pigs, twenty-one 1 could not. eat, ,did not sleep well."nd
swans, thirtytthree hares,- sixty-three in `a Word I was reduced' to a fi -v re
we co not know. . There are scientists.
d who affirm that ants have organs of
o hearing, while there are others who
t state that ants hear through a sense of
f touch ecited by atmospheric vibra-
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Marion Bridge, C.B., May 30, '02.
I .have handled MINARD'S LINI-
MENT during the past year: It Is al-
ways the first Liniment asked for here,
'and unquestionably the best seller of
all the different kinds of Liniment I
handle.
1NE11. FERGUSON.
Enter- Spring !
Behind the door of Winter
The Spring on tiptoe stands,
With daffodils and crocuses
And' tulips In iter hanfdes.
She trembles on the threshold,
Then bravely lifts her chin,
As if to say, "I'm not afraid!"
And, laughing, rushes in.
MONEY ORDERS.
Remit by Dominion Express Money
Order. If lost or stolen you get. your
money back.
BITS OF
UUMO1°
FROM HERE bT(iERE
Honest Butcher.
A butt -her one day put up a sign
reading: "Purveyor to His Majesty."
Wishing to improve upon' this, he. add-
ed, ''God Save: the King." .
Artists.
First Boy -"My • father is a fide
artiest.. - With a few strokes he can
turn a laughing face into a .sorrowful
one." • •
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•Second Boy- "So can snipe; but be
uses' -a Stick." •- '
Enlightening the Ignorant.
S t aff . Colonel, : "Your reports should
be written in such a manner that even
'the:•,nmat: i rten-t,..,:mar:'.under$ 4,
Sergeant "Well, sir, what part is it.
I that you don't understand?"
Ask for 7liindrd's and take no others.
Japan's postal -serrice is the cheap-
est in the world. Letters travel for
two sen—about seven -tenths of a
penny.
"SYRUP Of FIGS"
CHILD'S LXATIVE
Look at tongue! Reniove•poi-
sons from little stomach,
liver and bowels
Accept "California Syrup of Figs
only—look for the name.California on
the package„ then you are .sure your
child- is having the best and' most
harmless laxative or physic for the'
little stomach, liver and bowels. Child-
ren love its delicious fruity taste. Full
directions for child's dose on each bot-
' -tie. Give it, without fear.
e The record time of 2 min:,itea Mother!You must bay "California."
• seconds for skating one - mils west)
• Academy of Meals!, Now York, when goats, sixty-six capons:, ninety•nine W
{- t tremblingly to chickens; ninety-nine quails, 20 lb. of t
Signor Franchi, •
• . I,, "Here is $2,000,' he pleaded, "and
later in the evening I will bring you.
the other' $2,000."
Fj'.ranchl asked the impresario to
'wait while he consulted with the diva.
At the end of three minutes he came
back, saying:
"Madame has von. -sleeper on Iter
foot --her right foot- and she sa'y teal
me zat when you send me to her
wren ze ozzer $2,000 she will put on
ze, hirer sleeper,.'." ._
.tlselcson, now nearly frantic; rush-
ed nhout the old Acadenty for about
twenty minutes' In • an effort to induce
Some one to loan holt $2,000. He flnal-
iy korrowed the Money from a ticket
speculator.. Franchi took the- gold to
I'atti's dresing room. The singer
beamed upon him, and at once put on
the second sl•fpper. In a few moments
she was before the audience,
, Wasps are influenced by color and
smells. They favor yellow, black,
red, blue, and white, in the above
order. •-
ork because, of my weakened-c.entli
ttaR-- tesla s- 144 a very b tri -tet
asparagus; 180 lb. of peas, etc. lo
ok. I tried/ a number of suggested
medies, het without benefit. And
hen one day Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
ere suggested to me. (acted on my
. friend's advice, began taking these
pills .. and soon felt an iinprovemeat.
Every day I. seemed to grow •stroegcr;
and after tour weeks' treatment I felt
fully restored to my old-time health.
From my .own experience l feel `sl,:,t,
if given a fair trial, there is n•► medi-
cine superior to `Dr. WITlli ni r-i;is.k
lis in b.uildin . u , 't r' ' a.
The sixteenth century. seems to, have- t
re
been the greediest period 1n history, w
for we have many records of alarm-
ingly_ big -dinners.
Louis XIV, of France was fond of
enormous dinner -parties.- At his even•
ing meal he would often have as many
as eight 'courses, and at one dinner
even -hy him:there were 160 courses!
On the Human Family Tree. +I"
Drew:; a chimpanzee in a man's l to
clothes cut down to fit hint and •hey
seems undeniably human.. Between bt
no
him -and the. lowest savage there is ih. i to
deed less cl�ifferem4. than' 'twixt the le
savage a;ul a civilized white person.
It can hardly be said that we are ( ah
at a loss for "missing links." even ; al
among human and human -like crew- - m`
tures now surviving on the earth.
From the lowest savage (such as. the ; six
African bushmanl• it Is but a short j lith
ni.'t•
Dr. Williams' Pink Mile ar ,:a tonic.
a- stimulant. -They built up the
cod. and not only the disastrous aef-
r affects of •influen.:a but also trt}iih-.
s clue to poor blood. such as an, emi4..
e.'umatism. indigestion an' -t the genes.
Iy worn-out feeling that affecesso
►ny people, disappear. Vca can. get
erre pills through any tiea'cr in tnedi-
nc, or by mall at 50 cents a box or
boxes for $2.50 from The' Dr. R'iI-
ms' Medicine t'u., llrocbv
4 a .
step to his nearest relative, the gori!-
la, and thence to the chimpanzee
Descending further•, ° we have, the i
T3he Satisfy-ingSweetness
oFt}ie'wheat�•an barley food
GrapeNuts
0 an
I „MOWN
Grape-Mits is economica
is
O' of econonw as
these days.
leases without
0 Ski • ar, as is
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made in 1912. ..
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Buy Thrift Stamps.
Lift off Corns!
S
P-7
Costs- on! a, few cents. -
RED PIMPLES
ITCHED TERRIBLY
• , - ce,Arms,Burne
Badly. --Cic-u•ra Heals.
" Even since I can remember, my
chest, face, and arms werefluled with
dry, red pimple;s. They were scat•
tered all aver me. and itcbed.terribly
at times, and I scratched them, caus-
ing them to fester and; get .sore.
Sometimes they would dry away and
. form scales which burned badly.
" Then I used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. I had used them two or
three times when I felt better and I
erns bealr tt cne box of.Cuticura
Ointment together with the Cuticura
•ffece ec-- (Signed) Mtss 1"ert3ia"I:"'"s_'9.
Ruzscll,Manitoba,I'ebr nary 19, IC 19.
Use Cuti_ura Soap and Ointxeat
for ell'toilet purposes. Soap, to
cleanse,, Ointment to heal. •
Soap 25c, Ointment 25 end Sde. Sold
thr-:g`iouttheDnminion. Canndiana:pot:
ne.1.i-nitcd, 5tt Paul St., Montsoal.
, k -Cuticura Soap 'bav a r without mug.
With your fingers! You can lift oft
any hard-ct,rnn, soft corn, or cern bows -n
the toxo, and the.hard skin cailnsee from
1.ottom of feet.
i A tiny bottle of "Pte --tons" costs little
i at- any drug store; apply a few drops
upon the corn or callus. •.1n$t>iatt:y -it
I statin hurting. hien shortly'rou lift. that
bothicr•ome corn or "alis. right off, root
and all, w ithout One hit of pain or Sure.
these. "Truly I No humbegi
When Stories Were Baked
'It's in the oven!" That waE tate en
-
c-ic
dere printer's Its on the press.
When a native of Babylon or Egypt
wanted to ''write," he shaped soft clay
into little bricks. On thea hrfeks he
!scratched signs, sometimes ,pictures,
which stood for letters, words or ideas.
His "pencil" was an Oester shell or a
piece of broken pot. After he iflnished
hie, story, he had it baked in an oven
or dried in the sun. Later the Egyp-
tians found that the pith- of the pnpy-
rue--a plant growing in the Nile Val-
ley. ---made a good fcund$-tion "for
writing; Po they scratched '.papyeus,
letters," ' using a reed pen and fele
made from gall -nuts -and ,sulphate
iron. For hundreds of '-tare- yaj,yruq
was the world's "Writing paper." But
when ' Mofammeet -conquered Egypt,
"acrropeans et7Qid-lrot-get papy:mA; •a6'
they used a tine leather instead., Even
ut Babylonian' versiop of the mo -
'to -day leather is sometimes used--•
only we call it parchment'..
A shelved window seat is r;;l excel-
,lent- place for old magazines.
GE SLOAN'S
FOR-
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
You don't have to At it in
tot get quick, comfort-
ing relief
Once 'you've tried it on that stiff
joint, sore muscle, sciatic pain, rheu-
r atic twinge, lame back, you'll tinct
a warmn, soothing relief you never
thought a liniment could produce. .
Won't stain the skin, leaves nea
muss, wastes no time In applying, sure
to give quirk results. A large bottle
means economy. Your own or 'any
other druggist has it.. -Marie _iia Can-.
70th, $1.10.
Sloan's
1.1 ursitticrit
hit''',, It %«l(1v
,ff ISSUE No. 13.—'20.
Ciaxsffl.J Advertisements.
AG*X?B WAXT*D
POR'rRAl'r AGENTS WANTING
good printo and finishes—lowest
Urices on r ra:nes—ask . for catalogue.
nited Art Co., 4 Brunswick Ave., Tor-
onto.
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!AIMS 7i0UGaT.
IHAVE CASH BUYERS -FOR SAL -
able farms. Give description. lo-
cation and cash price. James P. White.
Box 59, New Franklin,- Mo.
POs OALB
‘47ELL EQUIPPED NEWSPAPER
and -job printing plant in Earl term
Ontario. Insurance carried $1,600. Will
go for $1.200 onquick sale. Box IL
Wilson Tublishing Co.. Ltd.. Toronto.
. >'x17>;TILXZEs. -
TEV ENS' COMPLETE. FERTII.-
I icer will pay you. Write for pricer.
k5HIRIZ'YOUR EMPTY BAGS—SUGAR.
Maw.' bran s cks to Stevens. High-
est prices. Geo. Stovens. 864 Mark St..-
Peterboro. • tf
S1:fITTI rce YAa2PR
I'VITTING YARNS; BEAUTIFUL
soft` -lambs' wool four -ply, finger-
- es•
ar.:Ist • -sixteen colors. -;.i-uat the
.-4er ; -awl Mena, pullovers, ,fou eApr
and children's wear.' Made in Canada by
Canadians from pure Lambs' Wool, atria
nothing elm, and somewhat resembles
the high Maas l rsglish yarns, but so
much cheaper, as you buy direct from
the spinners. Price twenty cents per
skein or three dollars per pound. Small
sample skein, twenty cents, postage free,
Also heayler yarns in homespun style.
all wool to -wash at home, in Grey Black,
and White at one dollar, fifty per
pound. Large sample skein. thirty
cents, . postage free. 'Postage extra on.
all orders under ten dollars. George-
town - Woollen Mills, Georgetown On-
tario. Note—Carders and Spinners grant-
ed, used to country life.
WOOD ASILEB.
I F YOU HAVE A CAR FOR SMI
write me. Geo. Stevens, 864 Mark
Street. Peterboro.
11O*EAP ISOM.'
1 F YOU 'PAVE A FIR AND HAVB
1 a car or more of scrap iron I will
come and quote you where it lays. Geo.
Stevens, 864 Mark Street. Peterboro.
11OFFIN' STOCK WANTED. IP YOU
N...) are able to supply. advise ns. as w•
will pay the highest prices. dry or `reed
from the' saw. Keens, Bros.. Limited.
Owen Sound. Ont.
CANCER. TUMORS. LUMPS. ETO..
internal and external. cured without
pan by our homi treatment Writts� us
before too late Dr.., Bellman Medical
Co.. Limited. CollingWood. Ont.
Always slacken the rollers of the
wringer after use. -
"DANDERINE" FOR
FALLING HAIR
For a few cents you can save
your hair and double
its beauty -
TO stop fall.i,ng' hair at once and rice
,the scalp of'every .particle of dandruff.
get a small bottle of del,ightfui "Dan-
derine" -at any drug or toilet counter
for a few cents. pour a little. in your'
e scalp. , ATter
several nppiicat ons-the._halr untidily
i c ..sense :; ee - oat nnd_ ri oticaII't�ltlttf
any dandruff. Help your hair grow
. 'strong, thick .and. long and be'ennie
soft, glossy add twice as beautiful. and
abundant. .
*'!i' i!' .-:•,,+s!g!gggegg
v Rheumatic Pains
��Are relieved in a few days by e
io
taking 30 drops of lilothcr Seigel's os
e Syrupaftermeals and on retiring. 41
......It dissolves the' lime aild acid tr
s►1 accumulation in the muscles end (e
C• joints so these deposits can be •)
eexpeus relief irig pain and to
-is) soreness. Seigel's Syrup, also U
si known as V'Extract of Roots," est
containsnodopenorotheretrong Ca
to dtuga to kill or mask the pain of o
Ca rheumatism or lumbago, it re. e;'
mo moves the cause. 50th a bottle 'IP
so at druggists.._ it
e
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ONLY TAB.LEI'S MARKED
"BAYER" ARE -ASPIRIN
Not Aspirin at MI Without the • "Barer Cross"
Y
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FiorCold l'a:o. %.Lich -contains stmtplett d1-
Xtia. Toothache, Earache, and for, rections. Then .Tari Are getfing rest
h,cumatietn, Lumbago, f ciafiea, Neu•' Aspirin ---the gennine Aspirin. tt•-
Title, take Aspirin marked with ih+e scribed b ib lei
vamp "Hafer or you a e i years. et , w: . ' a in Coat
Aspirin at all. _ Handy tin bores containim 12 to
Accept only "Bayer 'rabbets of lets wet' but. a fsw rents. Ihttggis
Aspirin' in ant,nnl,roken "Bayer, also 'ell larger "Barer" packares.
There is only one Aspirin—'Bayer"+-Yon mast say "Bayer'
Aapir:r I. the !rad. mark, (nc sisteyrd 1!t Os, a,la ) of waver 1Sat:ufa.' urs of Mone.
artttra�iti�sre� cf sans•ifcitcld. W-I,ilr it is w 'I 1.rown ttat A.Plm;n clean. Hafer
manufact,irr. to ,,.hit *5'- public *scoff. i:1111311,'ns. th- Tab'.' . ,-f t3s;er , e1»Pas7
will be stamped w:t>istbvis Morel tree Aare, :he ''iiii'e:' tie*" -
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