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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1917-06-28, Page 7• WLAflJti when you. Eat,Breasl BIRDS THAT NYE GET TIRED. OF STARVATION ytringarien thteitledwhotloe twirheerya; I Sea flwallowtos ?dig viltorlinyaserrels Make _- grain. Dr. Wiley flays: i perhaps you, heve read about the d Tha€ make their summer home 110,4•0•.r. FRENCH ECONOMIST'S HAAS ON Wheat is a complete rood containing all the dements WARFARE, necessary for human nutri. tion." But be sure you get Yves Guyot Says Tlisst the Blockade, - - Made motive, win Bring ,„ the whole wheat in it digesti. ble form. Shredded Wheat Germany to Terms. Biscuit is whole whe t made r, a Accordiug to the noted French d' ebl b t cooldng as an economist is based upon fistv: shredding and baking -the yeays' study and research in economie! . Pest process:ever devised for thinker, Yves Guyot, whose reputation ages e ys eatn- and financial Matters, Out of ,which have come many eible books,-iver, aid , preparing the *whole wheat it:As noSuthn:r if the tireless bird travel- into -the istreem 4 heavy Piece of wood 1 grain; forthe human stomach"1,1 is the storm petrel, which sailors 1 to Wirlich a light rope is. attached, The PiirtieularlY Modern War, is pure and. - suriple an eleinenterY thing. • ' - -' ' • - , call 'Mother Oarey'se ehleicen." These' boatmen pickein Ifs neat aeoitvoieaesse: -Its carrying On, M. GuYot tliinksel Twoorthree of -th. ese crisps, b. a fly so cloSe to the -water tha-itt them, ahd haul en he rein), t hieh ir s ,. ,, rets upon steel and' wheat nucl cotton, little 10aVeS Of bOted ,whole d le 'el' cable is attached. By means 11 lic d berries 1 , timers they seem to be. evtallontn upand down the waves; An in eres sng..s ee 0 , - . fe4'tvhiat cable the cow is drawn to the even rnore than even the valor of men. i' e : , „,_ In its end; the belligerents holding the, wheat with ren, , an 9 is told abouta a ofill p , etnm petrel ,that fol- "shere, where it -peaks the load that has world's economic resources and con-e.make a 'deUious nourishing lowed a stearer A I the •way across been s hipped across the island on the meal. Made in Canada, CANADA'S woopPinx. c. lfg_1!_gt.e WA111111) tlir AN T E -DLANER. SHAVER. irv Lathe and ileneral Machinists, also Vattern Makers. Day and night. Apply Brown bow} Co., Unaited, MAMA - ton. ANTED -MARBLE AND GRAN- lte Letterer. Aarly 4Lico. Vaul, far up in the north, around the Arctic Sarnia, Ont. Ocesin and then, when the summer is "eas---"---eheee--"-`-e------"e . over, fly far to the southward and inheerilealeeme r074 slum scarcely stop until they have reached pfteas-heg ItYi ociN 14n tja(it !Delete that are mile a feW hiltifired towns. The moat useful and interesting miles from- the South Pelee ..14. making' gegebtletingulel&WilefaltrliesT this wonderful journey over see and' Now. 7, Adelaide etretit, Toronto. - -- land they travel in a short time near- sulimeweiarromp ly lealf. around the world, or about _ 000 males. 'These are the term or steer.' CANhEn, Tneeons, eseeeins, 1 internal 'and external, cured witf 1 swallows and they sire the greatest out train by our home trec.tinent. Wri e cuco..btrotetdoso (1.1aotielingDwro.013,elounnta.ri Medicat long-distanceetravellers among -ail the' birds. So much do they lilte the !bTaiqt days that they have been ce le channel the boatraen hold it againet. the e birds" current, while a man on ehoretthrows tialling the World's ma kets can` dic- tatet a crushing conclitio of terms: The substance of 'ten i teresting in, terview, given to an Americans cerre- spondente occurs in these words by -- U. • Guyot: "We all want peace," he said, "but only the peace that denies the pest- Cominission of. Conservation Studies eenditoins Effecting Supply, Canada is undoubtedly to become bility of future war for at least two one of the world's greetest, sources; eor centuries, when peace will have be- the supply of iroodpulp and paper. 'tome the fashion, see that, war cannot This industry has grown be leaps and be reborn, •It is now a definite cer- houacts during recent years, and fur- ther large developments are to be an- ticipated, both in the ° east and the west This will mean a•constantly in- creasing strain upon one forest re - 'sources, and Must result in careful coneidefation as fo whether very large areas, in which the heaviest cutting is being done or is to be done, are not in danger of depletion: . , . Wrier -in her particular way,, as a real The ravages of fire have been very factor in possibility.-- First, morallY. serious in our pulpwood forests, and And snoralle throughout the war. But question arises also as to whether. at the Moment of peace elector in ace 'tile present methods of cutting are suf- . eion._ For Liberia grows coffee., tte, _Thicho controlled tu, ensure th.e. re - beaten of 'another forest •on scut - beaten by force of arms and an abso- - lutely complete blockade he will be . forced to capitulate. • He will do. this with a veer badograte of course.- "Suppose at .such a time, aftet the Boche representatives have had pre - ods, the animal growth. will provide Betted to theme every Allied demand the basis for an- enormous' develop - men % of `-the .pulp and temper -industry fof all tinie to come: This means' the practiceof forestry, of whieh we have as yet in Canada °lily the beginnings. . The Commission of Consereatiori has started a etedy cif these fundamental problems. Xhisenvestigation will have -as is -possible, -the destructien of your for its objects the deterMiriation-of the autocracy,. I propose to engage irk I erceentto which* cut -over pulpwood treaty with my allies, (and -we -respect." lands are -reproducing valuable species in potentialrei •commercial quantities; the effect of fire on reproduction; mid -the.rate of growth of the teiiroduction ‘..-tainty. that this is to be the full Allied • portion., . • . Significance of Liberia's Action. 'Many have -smiled, for ihstence, at the Liberian diploneetie break with - Germany, Liberia: 1e as nothing, •have mentally said, and her entry .or non -entry weighs not. And yet, Li- the Atlantic. .;One �f the passengers .eailway„ • ee had caught the bird, tiecl a bit of red1 ribbon around its neck, and released it. -GROTESQUE BIRDS. Seldom was it out of sight of the pas- over lands. The area of. pulpwood lands in Oaneda is so great that, :if fire. can be kept out and the reproduc- tion of the forest teouted through' »Toper reguletion of the cutting meth - and before a word of -argument -begins, / • the representatives . of the Urnted ; „States 440. and say: , ' • "Unlese without argument • you agree to each and . every individual • thing here laid down, to all our dicta- • tioris, ;disarmament, such. eeperation treaties in America) tot to let you have a pound Of cotton a pound of su- _ • .-gar, a bushel of wheiefor -twenty-five • years.' • present, to determine how long • after "And. after. he representatives .of % the 'United Sta Ei have . taken their duttitig - one, may reasonably expect - the crop. The anewer to these seats, Brazil and iberia 'arise and in questions should go far in:determine ' •the• same breath say.. 'Those are my _trig what additioiralemeasures are nee, ' sentiments. Otherwise,ono -coffee for ceseary- to place the businesseof pulp-- it twenty-five years.' And then in order, w°61:1 Production.upoe a thoeoughly . China denying tea, Japan denying rice ' permanent basis.. Guatemala denying her tropical pro: - The work for this season will be, un- — sengers, who. could:readily distingaisli Pantomimists That Act as if They it among others a its kind. When Were Trying to be Funny, • only a few miles from New York, the little petrel qisappeared, perhaps to -Led you ever watch a screech owl, follow another steamer back again to especially a' young one, thet wants the other side. , to -impress you with its importance? . . The fabled frog, that swelled up to sciommularticsotnh.e bug, is almost a joke in LING - BONG. WEAKNESS r. &roe& Owl is FOLDISEASE mostly feathers, not in weight but in LOWING Banished by the Wonderful • Tonic Powers of Dr. William? Pink Pills. Ilow 'often victims of disease euch as la grippe fevers, or contagious troubles are left 'weak, ailing and des - pendent after the disease itself has disappeared.-'-- They do not. pick etrengtheits..they ought; remain list- less tired' ane discouraged. The rea- son for this is that the blood has been imPoverished by the ravage of the disemse through which the -victinh has passed. Strength •Veill not -re- turn. until the bleed has been enrich- ed.', 'The blood' cen • be purified and. ,etriched by no, other Medicine as quiekly and as surely an by' Dr. 'Wil, penis Pille-sto enrich the blood and •strengthen the • nerves is . the whole miseion of these pills. Thou- sands .hahe found them beneficial in bringing strength and eneres -after disease had Ieft -theft 'weak and run down. Mies Hannah Hamilton, .EV- erett, One:, says -"After an attack be some pool; stream or bay, aiirib mar - le grippe 1 was so run dev.41- aud Ma statue has :anything on .him for anaemic that I could scarcely walk. being immovable. Presently :icierke I lied no color, -M1*-41-ppetite,' and con- Member of the-efirdiee tribe; erietherie stunt headaths. Th4 medicine I chap out of clime, or the whole school was taking was doing me no good and: even, wanders by beneath the crystal I had almost lost hive of ;getting bet - depth, and -whack! Thecoinbination :ten: I was asked to try Dr.•Williams' of long bent neck and dagger bill. does Pink .Pillsi7and it washot leng a:et-tint_ that is both funny and --ef- could feel that-thei-were -helping ene, fective, and generally. gets the fish and after taking them for a couple The entire aspect is peculiar and hard of 'months I was completely cured. I' to deecribe; it is much like a miniee now never fail to recommend these Wee and pleined , clotheerack With it pills to anyone needing a blood build - le diets, eveiy‘ally denying , some ele- der 'the dieection. of De.- C. D. Howe, mary entthing, all elementary things . • • of the Faculty of Forestry, of Toronto at its toreinand. Even Cuba could University.: A co -Operative arrange - say : 'We make good cigars, And you ent has been Made, under 'which the don't get any for twenty-five years e in first part of the study will_be made • Finally France, which having Suffered upon the limits Of the Laurentide , inletarises and. says: 'There is no - Company, whose forester, Mr. Ellwood ' thing to _argue . about, Gerreany; Wilson, will co operate in the field in- rverYthing • we have . dictated and vestigatione, - Itisexpectect_thet simi- within two beers, or .we enforce our lar studies will he made in 'other sec - terms anyhow, and you 'suffer twenty: tions of the .pulphrood forests of Can - five years' sprivation' '. ' - ada during succeeding years., The re- "Hovelong, think' you, will that con - Belts will endoubtedly be of the great- ference last under such conditions' - est interest to all who are directly or Just two hours longer, since the Boche indirectly concerned in the perpetua- is 4 Boche, and will take his full 120 ton of this great. industry., • :minutes. "I do not wish • to say the werds I '*7_---: • ' have esee \\elite used. But I do wish 'your wife and. you are equal part - to eay they should be, in euestanceeeners. Divide fair with her. . , • and that I believe they will be. . Neutral Trade Meet Be Controlled. "The iderne continued M, Guyot. "of e placing a rigorous blockade upon Ger- ',many, preventing 'possible receipt of focidstuffs frem the 'United States . t'hrough neutrals, will hasten the end , • ofthe wire* Holland and the Scandine •- avianecountriee awe_ _without doubt - 4ienersertifeialisingeGmernanyeeeelearaenfais :117- --1100-etarle=Aeleletlevieeeriands--at Ieast in its not'hernrpori-iO.nh-:'--'''''-`e'- ,,And so the cotton, the wheat, the 'sugar, the steel, the tea, the rice, the otobacco, every elementary .thing. at the command of the Alliesi can be de- nied to Germany. • ' . 'The -tighter the, screws are placed ,utkon Germany from every angle .the _ nuicker the end of the war With fell Oieteree" ' ' e - • -• . • - Preparedne$s 'Wins. - The pacifist and the preparedneis People are, respectively, like Willie and Johnny. Willie and. 'Johnny had been very • naughty, and were' sent to bed by their 'mother. As they lay hide by side, footsteps were heardsee it was now evening -and the two 'cue. ;pelts realized that their father was •-ftibeeting the stairs. - They tureed Palo. "I'm goin' to fold my hands as eif Pdsbein prayine" said Pacifist Willie, "and then I'll preteed to be • asleep whet he comes in." But Pre- . paredness Johnny was already bustl- ing swiftly. about the TOM. goin' to put on my pants," he said, and line 'em with a hewspaper." • • A two -horse cultivator will 'great- ly reduee the tinie spent in, keeping the eorn clean.. Of the things that a *Men May 'run • into,rumrtng into foolish debt is one Of the went; .• : .1 III 111111111111iiiiiiimisimmig ARENTS Who Iov:e to 'gratify * children's desire for the saine.•airtielea of food and drink that grown-ups use find INSTANT- POSTUM just the thing. "There's a Reason"' bulk; and these serve him well in the inflation stunt.. ' Sine moment he is, just like any other normal avian inrelative dimen- sions, in the neat he appears almost twice as large as he should, according to the actual body size of him and by reasot that each feather stands On en e and outwardly. A 'mad cat's tail is nothing tosit. , ' ' ' • All owls are funnyelooking fellows; even the vrildeat, tigerish appearance of the greet -horned killer -cannot take from him 'entirely that owlish cast of feature, and the big -eyed glare, the all -wise stare, is uppermtest But the funniest of ,eill nocturnal birds of prey is the barn owl, er mon- key •face, nat only as to the get-up of his phiz, but the generalcontour of his angular forfn. All through, either as a .well -stuffed specimen or in life and antics, he Is the queerest thing on, wings. Not even. the pelican, about which -se much of enimorous eheraeter has been :Written, • has .anything on• the monkey -faced owl for oddity of ac - .tion and attitude.' . -.Did you ever watch' a -great blueliee eon' fishitg? Kneedeep he stands in 4 Two Seasorsable Models 1 rat only should. you seek the heat! Mole for Children, mode for your children, but you hould give them the best teachers-- always the beet teachers possible. If you want yeur children to love poetry you do not give them some poor little vete°, some bit of popular doggerel, but you turn back to the Masters -to Tennyson, Keats, Shakespeare, Burns, Longfellow, Brownieg; you, give tliZni the wealth of the world. You meet do the value with =mile. You must have them taught by erne who knowe and - loves music, who can will response from them, who can direct end encour- age them. The best music in the World is of no avail for children with a poor teacher.: Seek good music in 511111)1e form, arelertaisic lovers ae instriletors, ea ,Tersey cloth has proved most popular, in sports clothes and' hat now added new recruits in bathing suits. The pretty suit illustrated is made pf jersey cloth and trimmed attractively with braid, Large pockets at either side and a long girdle are other stYle features 'Of this medal. McCall Pat tern No. '7773, Ladies' Chenaise Bath ing Suit; fie 5 sizes; 34' to 4,e bust Price, 20 cents. You.earr get -these pills through any dealer in medicine or by mail postpaid at 50 cents a• -box, or six ' boxesefor 42..50 from The 'Da Williams!. Medi- cine Co., Erockeillee Ont.' : T118 SHORTEST RAILWAY. , • , • , One Man Performs All •The Duties e, • Required. • , • On a little island in the middle. of the Athabasca River in northern Can- ada is the shOrtest railweiy in the world.' Although itis Only 'a•euarter ofa mile long and connects • 'nth- no other railway whatever, • it makes such• an expenditure of asphyxiating motley. =' '• • n shells'. one day that six hones after the 'Up to .fifty years ago all the goods i last deluge of them suffocating smell for the vast northland came by way] were still paseed, through . - of the town of Prince Albert, and a Lavish expenditure of gas on both long chain --of hikes and riverseto the sides forms a,qharacteristie of the :tug- BACKBONE Ole RUSSIA various 'trading' posts. that -He' in that furions attacks' and .coenteieattacks • . • , district The route was a hard one, Ahich have been delivered= day and Attitude of the Cossacks Toward New with one very long land 'portage, overtnight round these twp The - - " • • - - - e• Denniteraties Government - - "It is significant :that the Cossacks sofneileserein' leareiFfideeeeeitlese, , eseaseneee-s ..."1„-Zrat4yyt.W,0-3#: naper-,9f,:ACIA1141.11:-PA.:41*-001114, neenneedemocratepeeGovernmentand. have through :the Grand Rapids of . the • see in the night on Ihr,ilcipes west Ortlinuninced that liner tifail 'Athabasca, and proved the possibility n'resnoy. eetire regiments, in masks, again the ,Germense' ternarked Di. of a new and shorter rotate by Wee of fighting and killing each other in the* A. 'Herbst, an American who has EdmontornAthabasca Landing and the midst of black vapors,. -which ewere traveled in Ruesia eetensively, "For, Athabasca River • For his feat the rendered irioee fantastic by, the light 'denteries the Cossacks have been •loyal men of the north dubbed him Captain Of the moon. • • • ' Muesli, not to any-pareticuler king Shott, and by this name be was known The hand-to-hand struggle eheseoek or dynasty, and they have always lanil throlighout three 'thousand . miles of on most singular forms. Thro*ing ed on the winning side. • „.The Cos - wilderness until the day "of his death. away, their arms the corhbatants weald! sacks fought for the Emperok of Gee - But altheugh he had dared ter Mr By at each other'S -throats and trY tO' mai* ageing the Turks and. for Ter - his scow theongh the repast where the river. falls sixty feet in a quarter of a mile, ineve prudent tredve- chose .to unload, to run the *secievs thiciugh light, and to portage their goods round the qaarter mile-ef-bad-water. Fortunately, there it; an island in the middle of the river that extends the wholeeecingth of the rapids. The scows can unload in the genet water at the head of the island; run down the •rapiciii to the quiet water at the foot of the island,. and reload there: To earry the mods across the island the Hudson's Bay Company built a railway of wooden rails .on" wooden ties; the rails were overlaid with strap iron. Twe battered flat cars made up the rolling eteek. One Man per forms all the duties, from that ' of general manager to section hand. Two dollars and a half a foe is his charge for moving , freight across, sind the shipper has t� de all his own hand-. ling. • • • When the light econt has run the f 4 , Ch tioCAtt,,. • .. Unusual and stylish is the cut ot these ,cunning little rdrapees. The lit- tle ,elewnevaed peeve_ of the _empire Waist under arms gives the Fait- a charming effect quite out -of ihe ordin- 11-Y7 "The lower leaetsof thie -garment is so fell that it might, almost •be a skirt were it not buttoned hi the center and•gitthirfril aroundthe •leg OW -a -rub: - DIIILD1109 001ISTIP,A,TION =Constipation in children can ' be 'Promptly . cured by leabfe Own Tela- letsee They are a gentle but 'effeettvg• laeative' thoroughiy regelate the bowels and' sweeten the stomach and thus delete out all' childhood ail. Monts. Concerning there Mrs, B. Vaufeenbach, Richer, Maine'ikritee: ."11 have used Baby's Owri• Tablets and have found them •an excellent medi- cine for constipation." The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box -from The Dr.. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Put a silver spoon into the Most delicate glass and boiling hoe liquids can be poured into it ,without break - ng it. • , Seep Wrinard'a Lbiimint-in the house. Trap the squash . bugs which alsh infest the tucuxaber, and melon plants by laying a 'shingle . On ,the ground near the plants. The hugs can be lights ter, in good running or e and nal ta'r, found, ender' •th'..s cover early in the . car. Price MO, s ' ...-------11.77.3:la y painted. Looks like a new, morning and destroyed.' Spray plants ____ with. kerosene emulsion to kill the younger 'insects a this kind. , , Hatt Him Safe. Tommy A.tkine (who has been' blown into a water -filled liele)-Tharry up, MOO I don't want to lose my pris- oner! Rescuer -Prisoner? Why, where is "e? Tommy -I'm standing on lull AtinatiVe Liniment usod •••..s••-••••• . Until recently, British Columbia' herrieg was little used'except as halt far helibutefishinge Durieig the past • season, after eicperiments, 22,000 cases of herring were packed in various ways, such as kippers and in tweet° -e sauce and oil,. " . AUTOMOBILES FOE BAEZ rillUDHOPE, 5 -PASSENGER, 4-CYLIN. A der Touring Car, in good running order. This car has been painted and vaentehea this season. Price 5309. ITUDSON, 1916 MODEL, 6 OTLI1q- JILA der, 7 Passenger Touring Car. Elec. tric lights and starter. Recently Over- bash:geed. apnrclieneewsil.y30poal. nted. Tires in good. T..1 'CASON, 1916 MODEL. '6 CYLIN" AA der. 7 Passenger Touring Car. With electric lights and starter. Thoroughly. Overhauled In bur shop und newly paint- eody.ereSseeaetticroevr r.,orniees,1511.s2e0oats. and d9Ore• ITUDSON, MODEL 37,.5 PASSENGER. AA 4 cylinder Touring Car. Electric,' 'When Your Eyes Need -Care--' s.e Kneeler:eye Medicine. NoSmarlin g•--Feele 'Flue—Acts' Quickly. Try it for Red, Weak, Sore Ryes and Granulated gyeible, Eurine Compounded by our Ocuilsts--not 'a "Patent kledichae"--tut used in successful Physician& Practice fo many years. Now dedicated to the Public and Bold by Druggists at 500.13er Bettie. Eurine Rye Salve. in Jiseptic Tubes, Ea and b0e. Write for Book of the nye Free, .Murine Eye Remedy oompany,ohicago. Ada • Still Unable. "Then :this," asked rejected James, 'is absolutely final." ° AkQuite," was Dorothy -'s calm reply. "Shall I return your letters, James'?" •' 'Ten,: &pee," answeree • poor Jemes; eTheres s'inne good inaterial in them that I can use aggin." MONEY ,ORDERS.; IT is•alivsers, safe to semi a Dominion Express Morley Order:- Five -dollars costs three ,cenes. Kerosene ell is excellent for clean- ing the rubber rollers of' a elotlies wringer._ _sMtere it has, been Applied _ _ ber taPes Giegharn, crinklette, crepe the rollers should be rinsed off with and' chambray, are splendid materials Warrh \‘ ter. 6 for this; suit, which includes•_a one- _ piece siiiiehat too.' e:1VIcCall Pate= mineral' 'Idniment l'ambernian'' "lemae .PGE SEDAN'. , ..V.E.,R71.•-•-•6411.14,0tel. looking closed car seating Ave..* ectric lights and starter. also inside dome light. Nearly au.. the windows open, which gives ample ventilation for \ sunundr driving. Price MO. egl MER 7-PASSENGE* xi Cylinder Touring Car. Erectile starter, tires practically new..deMoUnt. able rims, one spare tire. ,...Price 430Q, HUDSON 1913 MODEL "54." A IIIGH .powered, BiX cylinder, 6 hassenger Touring Can In good running order and loolcs.ence new. Price -$.750. Q.TITDERACHER, • SEVEN. PA.SSEN- 1.0 ger, 4 cylinder Touring Car, good running...order. Tires. in Amid shape. Tvehriys enaierewasprpitetein5te3d50t.his y:ealNan, 10,1 eld.CESON, 6 PASSENGER, 4 C''ZLIN. der Touring Can Has electric lightly - and %tarter,. good tires, and is a bargain at the price. 5300. ' We only selDused cars after the Dere- chaser nas had a demonstration and satisfied himself of the ruruaing ties of 'the• car he is• buying: • Call at Our showroom 'left -time you are in Toronto and let our saleamen show you any 'of our used gars and give you a tlemonstra- -Tti-73371.457.1°.:11111'0" T0ON 470313:70..rdul",octil-t.e..a, Q 9 0 07-0 .. • LIFT YOUR CORNS ' WITH FINGERS - o How ,to lessen a tender ,torn , or callus so itlifts out withdut train. „ • crazyrtorigeattachmerit, tile latter bee- nese 1790, Child's Ronipers and One- . oboo'd-,tf'o.,0000‘o : • An Aged Gander'. ing . lerigthened. by a. felease watehs Piece Sun -leaf; in ,4 'sizes; • s months. • • spring, You can see it, but merely toe3 years. •• Pride, 10 tents. . , ' The birds that .live to 4, great age so; no more :than teat. • . . e ' These patterns may be obtained are cOMparatively fear. Grills have . Other funny tikes. are the flamingo, fronreatir local McCall dealer, or from been known to reach forty .years, and the spoonbill, the wood ibis ane the the McCall Co., 70' Bend St., „Toronto, swans nearly as long. Ravens, end cormorant on the feet, but the turkey Dept W.- • e - . blizzard on the ground can move one ,• toemirte as, quick as anything outside - • . , e , • of 'the' imagin'atioh. , ' :. . , I . Was ' cured . of .Bionehitie and live more. than years. Of -...--...-e. Asthma by M1NARD'S LINIMENT. • barnyard feyls,... docks and geese live GRIM ',GAS BATTLES. ., `1' eM,Ra, A. •LIVOIGSTONE. ; longest : 'Mr. A Me.cLechlan, of Islay, • Let i, . . . • ' ' Scotland, Writes to the Field that he •Iland-tn.liand Struggles Where Death I was cure of a severe attack of has a gander that is how sixty-six ithiiematiem by MINARD'S LIN'I-e years old. For forty-five years it be is often Conqueror. on the Byitiph frott, 'bays there was , bay,. -• JOHN g• AtiER.. • Blornigdegedntdo;tsliceottirnoladr.iirwetoutfy.aonhootyeelast Andre Tudesq, writing of the battles NIElereatr*.ene I was cured Of a severely sprained agO the father-in-law of the present leg' by MINAleti'S LINIMENT. - .IosauA, A. WYNACHT. • Eeidgewatet., owls esttally die somewhat younger, but there is good reason to believe thee eagles end faleots sometimes which all the goods Iutd•to be carried' mask is here .as peeemus as the gren-, outerieres-backses. • __ • ade.eae_theorifte. • ' . • - Ireteherneihreeleeffseirrrettitehren .irrea-sfeeighWerThee miller.. bought it. Mr. MaeLachlan says that the gander 'coke as well and as ming ,and seems as active as it ever, did. There' is nodoubt about' its age. tear,away .each other's masks. Few prisoners were talten‘in theee encount- ers., and' Mounded arefeWer still. Death alone receives the lionls share. ISSUE Not 25--17. You.will find relief in Zam-Ruk I eatiffrffilrbilithir, Itifigift ....44,ztgwer:041*1;44.1...1_,bri2r. ease. Perseverance;w4h Oak, means cure:- Why not prove this 411 Drsgeze and:Mores..-• • Let folks steP • on eroirrefenteeltereek, after; wear shoes a size Smaller if you . like, for corns will never . again 'send electric sparks of pain through vin,. according to this Citeinnati authoeity. - He says that a.few drops of eedrug celled freezone, applied directly upon a tender, aching corn, instantly re - Heves soreness, - and -soon the s- entire. corn, root and ,a11, lifts right out. • This drug dries at once and simply shrivels up the corn or ennui without .1 even irritating the surrounding tissee. . 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