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Practical. tuid
Itecting ,
STRONG PEOPLE NEEDED
SPIPP.•••
The *teed for people to be healthy
urgent. Thesis whomillness has
Pat outside the ranks( of rebust men
a4 women feel their Posttion keen'
They are bandleapPed In every wal
of •lifeAnd weak men ead nerve-wor
weinea need more earnestly than ev
to put their health right and becom
Active and strong. Many who bego,
1`..Patailing"---inenthssaget Are _stela ne
�8 on the day they began vainly ti
kering with common- drliSfis EYesry al
ing man and Woman sbould renaembe
that the fl1 of debility, nerve exhalle-
tion,ludigeetion, eleepleesness, Taariritla
gia, and depreeelon come fro ni a faulty
blood eupplyt. Worry, over -work or
other causes have impoverished the
:blood and left the life -stream Impure.
The nervestherebY"are starving and
the whole system is linguiehing for
new hiO64. In tills condition many
Ileouses have won back strong
nerve and new health. and strength
tarough the new rich blood Dr. Wil-
liams Pink Pills actually makes. In a
wait or bloodless 'condition it is not
Only a waste of time au money, but
also a further menage to your ilealth
to Welter , with, common 'drugs. Fol.
9.1F-Akesegensple----sofe-sossilanys-stbous-
sands by giving Dr. Willianire Pink
Pills a fair trial, and they w11 trans-
form you loto beagle, eater° Men and
Women:.
You can get these pills through any
dealer in aiedieine„ or by mail at 50
cents a box or six boxes for $2$0 from
The • Dr, WilliaMst Medicine Co.,
Breekville, Ont.
Aa-GOMA ANO AN AlaTNOR,
GERMAN -"FRIGHTFULNESS."
• Ifas Not Always Been an Unqualified
Success.
As a destroyer, the poison gas cloud
—vidorine or bromine liberated, frent
. tanks, to be swept toward the enemy
by a favoring breeze -has been, on
.4 the whole, a disappantment to the
er Germain+. -
e These foams. being heavier than air,
4 -bug the greurel. In the first great ate
taeklarthat MOW, ar-Yareeetheelari-
n; tish -suffered terribly. But the. Allies
Promptly adopted this novel eap.edient
4- in frightfulness aiad the GerManta
Military times demand inilitary4
elotheSeefOratiweanallabey--arawall al*
Older brother. The cape may be
omitted on this one, however, if he I
does not care for it. McCall Pattern
No. 7980eBoys,''Clvercoat 41. sizes;
to.4 years. Price, 15 cent's,
There is nothing more ,becoming
and practical than the coat dress.
Trinimed with braid on pockets, belt,
ctiffet and skirt, tbere is nothing smart-
.er than. this 'emet dress.. Again we
find the straight silhouette a favorite.
McCall Pattern No 8052, Misses' Coat
O Dress, ; In '4 sizes; 14 to 20 years.
Price, 20 cents. .' •
. These patterns May be obtained
z' from your lo'eal McCall dealer, or
frOm -the McCall Co., 70 -Bond. St,
Toronto, Dept. W.
. .
"
" -TrifkiVoliLD WE Lrig 114.
.••
, One Person Must Live Off the Pro7
duction -of Every Eleven Acres:
The. eatth. has a trifle -less- than
• 197,000,000 square miles of total sur-
face. A 'little over a fourth of this
eurfactf is land, 55,000,000 ' square
miles of itt ‘Arial of this 28,009,000
Square or a scant fraction over
one-half, is soil that Can be tised for
-food production. The rest is desert
moiintaur range and polar regions. .A
• little of this Might •possibly be re-
claimed, but not very much. .
Se here we hav twe vitalsfacts 'in
: the practical geographer of to -day:
;There rim 1,600,900,000 people on the
earth to feed and ..28,000,000 Square'
miles of tillable land with Which to
' do it. Or, reduced to figuees- in which
we are more accustomed to think, this
rneiins thatione.peesoii-Must live -off
the production of every eleveri acres;
O . on an average, the Over. Don't
. eon "It caift be doefe,"-for it must be
.done . or notriehody 'will eterve.
•ae: laanaa aatitre•—e .a.ese.eoe
: years,- helpless mothers' watch the'
babies Illowly starve toetleath before
their eyes. , Poland is in almost as
O pitiable tt plight, judging • from the
fragmentary reports that have filtered
through, • and all Europe is suffering
• to soap, extent, the poor especially, ,
THE APPLE WORM
O Most Destructlie* of the Indecte That
' • Attack Irina
•••••••••
If an author can be said to be the.
produnt of any particular district-.
asid ;why not,• just as much as a varletY
of flower, dr fruit, •or grain ?--Aittit
StIllivan, the distinguished Canadian
poet and noirelist, should be Most pro-
perly Identified with Algoma, that
curiously shaped county of Ontario
wiiich stretches tams the cities and
_settlements of 'the shores cyf Lake
Huron and Lake Superior, up through
the 2,900 square Miles of the Missis-
sauga „Forest ReSerxe, to•the great
fur -trading territories three hundred
and sixty miles north, Where • it 4s
bounded by the Albany River,: _llisi
Ma -Tributary - of JIM -es Bay. -.The*
Southern' shores of this. epunty were
eeloaleed fipple thirty Years agO at the
histance of C.P.R. agents, by hardy
pioneers film the Older counties, of
Kincardine and Bruce, but the city of
Sault Ste. Marie witsroots-,in the
remoter past, al it Was. a trading post
for the voyageurs, who travelled for
the furtraders of Niontreal Into the far
West. Alan Sullivan, whose father
was ' Bishop of' Use Algoma Diocese,
was at one time engfireer,of the work
of construction and ballasting the Al-
goma brand/. of ,the O.P.R.,between
-Sndbury-and the Sault StesMariti,'and
uses the 11141 color, in several fat hie
short- stogies,- .I4It was faseinating;"'
says, "in those days to watch the
psychological. effect of the arrival •oti
the track, reiren of the survey, party
have experienced as much damage
*ens it as their foes.
• One trouye with it.is that the wind
has to be' just •right—in the cermet
direction,. and not too much or too lit-
tle of it. The intending attackers may
, ,
have to wait .for many days fele the
breeze they want, Then there ere the
gas -masks, which, fpr the enemy, 'are
a pretty good protection. '
It is noticeable that at the present
time gas shells. are largely employed.
They have almost wholly seperseded
the gaa-emission method. A big-pro-
jectile.carrying a quantity of bromine
or chlorine (compressed to a liquid)
41:411F9., ta=arrieg:ateersneexeitasiaterid. 1
ed destination. It burstsa the liquid
instantly volatilizes, and the resulting
poison -gas spreads far and wide.
More spectacularly horrible is the
flame -projector, which is operated by
two men. One carries the macbine (a
eombined reservoir and gas -gener-
ator), end` the ethea manipulates a
hose -pipe that -discharges a stream ef
fire.
•The flame. "carries" thirty yards. It
will instantly destroy a man that far
away,. literally burping his flesh from
off his bonds. But if the distance be 4
ethirty-one• yards, and the -man is pro- „
vided with a bomb or two, he has the e
'flame -projector stopped every time. '
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WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
. BABY'S .OWITTABLETS
Wen Hem
a General Cadorna is the hero of his
a YES MAGICALLY eOuntry. Ile is 41,xty-five years of age.
and entered the Italian Army just
CORNS LWT OUT 0 tvventy-feur years ago as a Staff of-
ficer, . •
'WITII FINGER$
He ha e Made a life-long study of
' war, and, like our own Sir William
Robertsen is extraordinarily deeply
Yo a say to the drug store man, "Give
read in tiAM history of all the greet
me a srnAll Nettle of freezone." This
wars of the world. 'General Cadorna's
will etest very little but will positively
father was also a dietingulefied eel-
roPlon onrew-box.4-nr-satetor444r-cal' die -4 When the-Ifelidn genera -Went
lus front one's feet.
to the Italian Staff College he wasnot
A few drops. of this new ether Cent-; regarded as a Particularly clever stu-
aching corn relieves Ma esoreness nifra ing, and paesed out of the college vvitb
pound applied directly uPe4 a tend?' dent, but he was profoundly painstak-
etantly, and -soon tile entire cora or se h h
militia, root and all, dries up; and Cell I
be lifted off with the fingena . fasmarira, minim:Lour bursa ThsruPr
This Eta .way *-to rid one's feet o
conic was introduced by a .Cincin , , '• • -
man1 who says that freezone dries In I. on the soil...whet:8
ori muous grain growing hard
Plentiftil manuring
a moment, and Amply shrivele up the • is not practiced, and 'even when fez -
cern or callus without irritatiog the way u
is kept up the' peacalce is not
mirroundeng skine !Safe in to the o ortunit it Ives
w PP Y
Don'tlet father die Of infection or of an increase of pests 'affecting the
It/el/jaw 'froin 'whittling at hie, Corns, crop.
but clip ihis out and make him tra it.
If your druggist hasn't any freesenef
tell him to order a small. bottle from
ids wholesale drug house for you.
Water, Writer Everywhere.
"Yes," said the American, "I was
once out of sight of land on the At-
lantic Ocean twenty-one days:"
The Australian spoke up:
• !,'On the Pacific Ocean on'e time I
didn't see land for twenty-nine days."
The Englishman knocked the ashes,
from his cigar, and contributed his bit:
"I started across the Thames as n
kiff once," he sail, '"ancl was out of
Wit of -land before I reached the
ther side." •
"Whet?" demanded the American,
The Thames isn't wide eaough for
hat anywherei"
O "Quite true," said the Englishinan.
'The eciff turned over, and I sank
twice!
alrs. A. C. Snilia, Goradiveed,. Ont.
writes wied , Baby's Own'
Tablets for the past two years and
have found then' the best medicine
" a 'mother can give her little ones and
.....1e3E93114.. no 1,
Tablets never fail to *banish the aim-
ple,ailments of childhood. They'regie
late the bowels': • sweeten the stomach
and make the ceoes sickly baby bright,
on' the set lens-. They brightened els,.
and looked at their farms with trew
eyes. 0 They were in touch-- wale the
world _that•heretofore ..had.ceemed- -so.
distaiit." The blush fires, the miner,
the 'hunters, the . carriers, 0 the
Indian agents and the trappers have
provided rich :material for Alan Sulli-
van's stories, :Come of the best of
Watch have been collected in the via
-
lune called "The Passing of Owl -I-
O But."' More recently he has ',enlarged
his field, and in 'his „latest yoluine,
14'The Inner Doer," he take for at-
mosphere the 0 labor Movement in, a
small industrial town. But the town
18 still in Ontario, a fact that makes if
all the more interesting to the Cana.
dian.reader, who takes an 'interest in
the now rapid growth of e dist1nctje
Canadian literature.
• • •
'
corit. is Nantes, .froni stalks that
have suckers,that is what', will be
railieds, Like begets like. Seleet corn
seed from the stalk as it stands, so .as
to'kfiow its parentage. ;
SPiraea or astilbe roots potted. up
now Will flower in the window garden
next winter. There are' several varie-
ties of white and yea/ohs shadee of
-•••••lh
The' coratinon apPbk worm causes a
greater money loss than any other
itatect that attacks fruit, destroying
- • from one-fotiffth to one-lialf of tile en-
* tire apple erop of this continent every
t year. „ . •
The average apple crop is a• bout
'150,000,000 barrels. Thus one is able
to figure roughly the destruction itc-
catomplished by thit-abominable worm.
The apple worm's mamma, 'from
wheat) eggs the destructiverlarvair de-
•',Velop, is7the coddling moth.
One cure for themischief is to spray
s the trees with arsenical or other min.,.*
eral posions. The wornis eat the po3s-
0ned leaves and die. Thanks to this'
treatment, the choice grades ofap-
'Oles notadayi come to Market in per -
feet' condition, with no worm holes
. end no WOMB. .
Boys can learn the technical part
of agricUlture from older worlonen or
theirooMPloyera..far letter 'than theY
frin in an elementary sehool.—Sir
Robert 'Wright.
Imam Rion
"andae.7-:....-rasesr
P• okilln
tENVIL
hec.. Good &trot
THER.E-'5,*
NO .DOUBT
ABOUT
POSTU.
. AS A -
'HEALTH
.
IMPROVEMENT
OVER
TEA 0
SA .COFFEE
.
bealthYsand happy. They ,are seld by
medicine dealerst or by mail at 25
cents' a box freiii: The Dr. -Williams'
Medicine Co.) Brockville, Ont. ,
Submarine Rescue, •
One%f thejnest dratiatie and thtill-
ing .of the episodes of this war was
the escape of a boatload of British
Seamen froneo German eruiser in the
naval battle off Helgoland. The Brit-
ish steamship Defendee', having minis
a:Germen craft, lowered a whaler to
pick up. the swimming. survivors: Be-
loteethe -task -had been botapleted,
Geelnatil.•cruisets came upeandaehased
tbe Defender, -which thus had tteatem-
don its small craft.
• •
The men in the „phaler were .in
sad pligbt: Without food or Water, in
un- vett, boat,, twentyfive miles from
land. and that lend a hostile one, avith
nething but 'fog and foes surrounding
them, they hardly knew -which way to
tura. Suddenly there was a swirl
alongside, and up popped. the British
submarine Es4, which 'opened its con-
ning tower, took the occupants of the
whaler on board, 'closed the opening,
submerged, and sped homeward, 250
miles away.
ER/NE Granulated Eyelids;
•
Sore Eyes %Pei Inflamed bY
Sun, Drnit and Wind quickly
relieved by Marine. Try It in
ET Your Eyes and inBaby's Eyes.
()UR ralloSmartiag, Jut EyeComfort
Nude (Modesty At Your Drurelat e or II°
tne9,beeper bottle: Murlokir
Ilya Solve, in Tibet 25a. For Boa of the Eye -From.
' Ask smurfa, Eye Remedy Chicago a
"111 weeds grow apace. Keep them
from seeding, "One year's seeding
rhalees seven years' tv.eeding..".
rat:asides Lininteltt 0=02 Danctrtlff,‘*;"'
• • •
att-0 -
. Ancient -Brenze-Raccrot--- 0:41,
E• truacan tomb' is thought to be 500 r
• ....
Minard*s Liniment Co„ Limited. .
Deer Sirs,- can ;recomiriceid. MI-
NARD'S_ LINIMENT for Rheumatism
and Sprains, as I have used It for'bOth
,re ,
Yours -truly,
T-- B. LAvtaa,:
st, John.
Take -sed corn, froM :ttie best pre-
ducihg stalici tis they. stand thick in
the field. Such seed is more likely to
nieet ' competition. "successfully „than
seed which comes from. a stalk which
stood alone and did not suffer from
the crowding of its neighbors.
ROYAL YEAST
IJ'__ AKE
eseaese,
021
140.ETiormailli
viiNN,Amot"0.?,ffirFo
,. 000000 v." 000000
Has been catteda's,faverite yeast for serer a
esuaror at ;seater& BMW baked with Royal
Yeast vim *op fresh and moist longer thaw that
swaths with any other, so that a 'W00% *APO/
can iteoy be made et oes twangy *PM thafr last
kw bo just as good sus ties first,
IMADE_Itit.,.CANADA
. '17KOILI,RTT C014.ANY LIMITED ••
WINNIPEG TORONTO, ONT. marmots&
Every citizen who can do se should
plan -early for a garden next year.
Econenusts agree that should the war
close now, it would be several yeara
before the wailing countries abroad
eau produce their riermat output ,of
crops. Prices are therefore likely te
be high ler. a Icing time to eome:
dastardat idialraeat for pale tiverywheie.
• 4-111-opean factories each week make -
about 16,000,000 pounds of artificial
better with cocoanut chl as a base.
;.esolVIONS-IresORISERS, - •
-seal
Send a Dominion. Express Money
Order. They are payable everywhere.
-CUTICURA-RALED'.
'VERTICHT 'SCALP'.
Burning Kept Her Awake
Nights, Hard Lunips•Carne.
*-
. "My scalp began by being very itchy
and burning which would keep me.
awake nights it was. so-
hothersome. First there
would come little, hard '
, lumps and -wheal -I
scratched than they
would turn to flaky scales
tr. I eat no relief until I ,
.e° •
got uticura Soap' arid
:Ointment. They gave instant relief aria
in a week I was completely. healed.''
Agned)' Mre: Alfred Beethelotte, Ed
RiverCressing, N. BsiFebniary 11, '16.
• Most skin troubles might be prevented.
• by using Cuticura -Soap and Ointrrient
for every -day toilet purpeses.
For R'ee Sample Each by•Mallaci-'
'dress post -Card: "Cuticura, Dept. As,
Boston, It.• Sold'eVeiywhere.
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Menlo Training
• Fighting isn't the only defy *Ea
-soldier, and exPourcs to bullets •
not as serious aa exposure to all
kinds of weather and dampness.
Rheumatic aches; sore and stiff
muscles, strains and sprains; 'chit-
• blains and neuralgia, all are enemies
of .thef seldier, and the relief for all
these pains and. aches is Slorm's
Liniment.' Clean and convenient to
carry or use; does not stain, and
penetrates without rubbing.
25Generens4140.aizedbottles. at all &assists.
c.. 50ca •
Pere was the first country to , add
instruction in aviatiois to its pnblic
school. currieulum.
- • ,
Minorca* Ziniment Relieve! Neural. girlie
C—
When buying your Piano
bidet on having an -
" OTTO HIGEL."
PIANO AOTION
r
Six yarieties Of 84 Weed are used
iby the Japanese in the manufacture
of vegetable isinglass. '
.11rEwoutArrzco' reys sax*
pROFIT-ALAKINU -NEWE AND Jgas
„ `Offices for sale in good Ontario
townie. 13Thie moat Useful 'and /utensil/11R
*Pelication to Wilson PublFull raltns °802
pBJ2F, it Adelaide Street. Taranto.
Iktmalarsrsalf101711.
sa,
rtANOPM. TUMORS, LUMPS. RTC.
vaa Interrial and, external cured wit
out pain by bur lunne treatment Wri
ure„kefore too late. Dr. Denman •31
--E0.4744lullietle-PPginiclaa"PdaQateTa
A BSORE3/NE
TRADE MARK :!;U.S Pit• rai
Reduces Bursal Enlargementsi
Thickened, Swollen Tissues,
Curbs, Pined Tendons. Sore-
ness from Bruises. or Strains;
stops Spavin lameness, allays pain.
Does /sot blister, it•emove the hair or"
lay up The horse: $2.00 a bottle
at druggists or delivered. Book 1 tree.
ABSORBINE, .for tnankind-sa
antiseptic liniment for bruises, guts, wound,
' *trains, Painful, swollen veins or glandr. t
heals and soothes. $1.00 a bottle at druge
gists or pestpaid. Will tell you more if yr%
write.
/11. F. wino, P. 0. F., 516 lyesns Bldg., Montreal, tea
resorting ad eleorbloa ars, sra wele k cumea
;Ms Ferd•leand •King, a New York city Physician and Medical 'Author says :
"There can be no strong, vigorous, It -oh' men .nor beautiful, healthy, rosy- ••
ctieeked women without iron--Nuxated' Irontaken three times persday after '
meals will increase the strength and endurance of weak, nervous, .run-clowa
roiwa.loo per 'pent. 'In two weeks' timein many Instance Avoid the old fonts-.
of ,metallic iron which may Injure the teeth, corrode the stomach, and thereby
do more harm. than -good. Talesonly- organie-iron--Nuxeted Iron» It is di..°
pensed,4y aIJ gocid.drugg lets._
•
Well Known Eye Specialist
•o tor -Judkins, The Medical Autbor,
Publish Astonishing Report on Wonderful
Remedy To Strengthen Eyesight
Say it Strengthens Eyesight 50% in One Week's Time in Many Instances
•
Years Old. ""
• It Is .02i bronze -for the Etruscans
of those 'days, who preceded the
earli-
est of Relifilifilti Italy, knew noseteel•
Doubtless its edge was . originally
-muck-less ragged- tlumit oovr appears;
but, even when new and frealily sharp-
ened, it 'must have been an instrument.
of tonsorial: torture. Nevertheleis,
2,500 years ago, it was doubtlese
esteemed an -admirable -tool. -For one
should:remember that arriong peoples
not se 'very Much, earlier than the
Etruscans 0 the Customary method of
reme•ving the beard was by idueking
—a process that must have been little
short of elgoniiing.
.10,••••••••
On Duty Elsewhere. •
. An -Irish soldier had lot an eye in
battle; but -was allowed toeontintie in
the service . 021 Consenting to have a
glass eye in its plitee, says an English
paper. Otto day? •however, he SP,-
peared on parade without his artificial
eye. s•
"Nolan," said. 'the officer, "you are
not properly ,dressed, Whyis your
artificial eye net iti its plate .
, "Sure., sir," 'replied .Nolan, "I left
it in Me box to keep an eye on nse.kit
while Pra on parade."
The big galvanized titaii-box perch-
ed on top of a lonely 'Met was hever
deSignecl-for-beauty--butAt's-t -scam--
crow that drives*. the lefiettoime
forever froM the WM.
1
Wonum nought She Would
Die. Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Ogdensburg, Wis.-"I suffered, from
-female troubles whichcowed. piercing -
pains like a knife
through, my back
and sidee I finally
lost all my strength'
co I had to go to,
bed.' The. doctor
advised an oper-
ation but I Would
not listea to it. I
thought of what I
had reed ahoutLyclia.,
.E. Pinkhtun's Vege-
table Compotm4 and
tried it.. -The first
bottle brought eat
relief 'Mid six 'bottles have eri ely
cured inc. All women wile have female
trouble of any kind should try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound." --!
`Mrs. Erma DORtoN, Oidensburgt Wis.
Physicians undoubte IY did their best,
tattled With this ease steadily and could
do no more, but often the most scientifie
treatment hi surpassed by the meditinal
properties of the good old fashioned
too and herbs contained in B.,
I Pinkhant's Vegetable Compound.
If any colnlieation exists it pays
4f
.rite -the Lydia-M-Pinkhara- iti
Co., Lynn, astpfor Aped's! free advice
ISSUE No. 42-11..
• pit. BECK,'
A .iiree Prescription *Ou Op Neve
--Filked-ancl.:153eAti:rdisie. •
•
• l'tew York. -Pr. Beek, a New Mark state
eye specialist, and Dr. Judkins, a. Massa-
chusetts pbysician, were asked to Make a
thorough test of the popular eye remedy,
lama Opto.Their reports were most -inter-
esting. Here they are:
Dr. Beckareportea *Taaten_my attention
was first called to the wonderful eye rem-
edy, Bon Opto .1 was Inclined to ha skepti-
cal. I mi
ake t a rule to test every note
treatment which ie bro gilt to my attention.
Having specialized in la work for the past
twenty years, I, believe I ana qualified to
express an intelligent opinion on remedies
applicable to the eyes. Since Bon Opto hes
created such a sensation throughout' the
United States and Canada, 1 welcomed the
opportunity. to test it. I began to Use it in
my DraCtie6 al/11m11; year
:gst
em frank to Ay thata r e_t
aro suea that I hesitate to tell of my -ex-
perienee for fear it will sound incredible.
Some of the' results I. have accomplished
with nen Anne eat. Only- attonished myself
but also other physicians with whom 1 ba -re
talked about it. I have had many individ-
Mlle who bad worn kissses for years for
far-sightedness, near-sightedimee, netielna-
thini and other eye weaknesses, tell me those
have dispensed with theta through tho atop -
tion °lathe Bon Opto principal's Many eye
CrOtIgectlir bit/ftral ctillitettitt? riligerg
it a o s
Opto toothed tella how to exercise and de.
tvitrP nrtunr40'
Oviso
trresr.tbObIlfhthta gshySielalt thrr :rennet; iton
Opto print pal, arve it the same careftil
trial X bean) and Otto is no doebt in toy
mind they will...eel:4e to the oeifelturion
have, gamely, that the Bon Opto method
espens tho door ter the tare of many eye
troubles which have heratotore beens.tsaiSes-
itiblo 're cope 'WILL -The-tretitment is se
sirayde to its apiplicatioe that it can be used
at home by anyone of avorsae Iiitenigente
In nay own practise I Mere seen it strengthen
„ 4.-•;•-•0000
the eyesight anore thai50 per cent in one
week's time. •I have also used it with -sur-
prlslng
eerectin cases' of work -grained eyes,
pink ere, Infianimcd lids, catarrhal con-
junctivites, smarting, painful, aching.. itch-
ing eyes, eyes. weakened lam colds,. smoke,
sun, dust and wind, watery eyes, blurred
vision, and in fact many other ,conditiond
too numerous to describe in this report. 4
new Ana startling case hes iust•come'under
my observation, which yielded to Bon C)_pto.
Is that of a young girl. 12 years old. Two ---
'proininent ere specialists, after a thorough
examination of the young girl, decided In
order to save the sight of her' right eye, the
left ere 'must be removed. 'Before permit-
tiug her to be operated anstlio.young girrs
father decided to use Bon Oato. In Jess
than three davita merited improvement was
noticed. At the end of itoweek the Inflania
elation had almost -disappeared, and at the
end af lax -weeks- theeyewas saectraJust-1
think -what the earieg of tha•eya taerma to
this- little airl. .4.notirov..A” • !-,-Letilt, tf
' o •
ilfdratirietr-three yeers OM., She came ta
me with dull eisfon and ektretne inflaihma-
tion Of the lids 'and the' conjunctiviewitsal-
most raw. , After two weeks' Mae. of Bon
Opto the lids were absolutely normal and
her eyes 'artaaas bright as many a 'girl of
sixteen.". . • • • • . •
Dr. Tudainie Massachusetts -Pb.ygelan,
forraeriy Chief of Cliniceittaaa Union
trailallarpital;aBastoa;Nitse.,- and, formerly
House Surgeon. at•theNeiv'England Eye and
Ear Infirmery .. of : Portland, Maine,' and
medical author for matyrears, reports: •
"I have found oculists too atone to oper-.
atejaul. °etiolates too willing to prescribe
glasses while neglecting the:simple forrati-
las Which feralthe basis of that wonderful
Wane tteatidentlor eye.troubles,--Bon-Qpto,
This, in my opinion, is a remarkable -rem-
edy for the cure and prevention' of malty eye
disorders. tar racoon( in. developing and
strengthening. the eyesight tvill.soon maim
eye .g•lessee old taellioned /tad the barna of,
eya baths which -the non °Out inethodepro-
vides, will make its pse aa tommonae that
athe tooth brush, -1 ran thoroughly Con-
vinced. from my eirperienee With Boa 000
that it Will strengthen the eyeeight at least
50 per cent in -one Weals time in meter in -
Stances. Dr. W. R. Devine, director ttf
medical' illepection in the Boston schools, in
his report .nubliehed ssobstiqre--100 late-,
etates that only /4,010 out of 89,175 ex.
mined, need to weer cleated -now, a markea
deorease- over theprevious report. • Bon
Opto is hastordng tits- eyeghossiebs age In
bespectacled llostots",
'Victims of eye strain arid other eye weak:
-pestles and those who wear ;sasses will bo.
glad to know that' according to Dr..Book•
and Dr. Judkins, there to real hopo and
hole for them. afany whose eyes wore tan -
Ins say they have bad their eyes restored
by this remarkable prescription .oned puny
who oneo wore glasses Bey they have
thrown there away." Otte man says, after
uejng.lt: 'X VMS almoht blind. Could not
thing without ow glasses and my eyes 0 hu
See to read at all. Now it can read evori-
get rt any morthey e. At might WM d
paha dreadfally. Now they feel fine ell the
tithe. It was like a :tirade to me." . A lady
who used it -says: "The atmosphere seemed
hasy_Witherserithent. unlug
this proseription for Is days everrthiug
seeeria Clear I can read e fl I
. • Dn. surnius
caused by- overworked, tiraieyesecelaclein-
auTed-terce headaches. I have worn glasses
for several 'rears, both for distanee akid
dosci stark tied without them I could not
read' my own. name on an envelope or the
typewriting on the mitelane. before me. I
can do both now and have discerded, my
long' distitnce glasses' altogether. t can'
count across the street netva Whieli rot nevem/
tho guttering Ieavea ,tbe trees
ayoelanlretszhitraii:efli:::rookae! like a dim green blur to
me. 7, cannot express may joy at what It hits
that thousands. who wear.
glasses can now,discard there tetteon-
able time and multitudes more will be able
to strengthen their eyes so as to be spared
the trouble . and expense of ever gettlag
gin.ssea. Eye troubles of Many descriptions '
DIV be tvonderfully benefited by the use of
tide prescription bome. Here Is the pre-
beription GO to ally active drug store and
eet, bottle of Bon Opto tablets. Drop ens
slooste tole in fottrth of a glass of
water And lot it dissolves With this 1iquia
bat o tee +vet two to roar 'Wawa daily. You
altoUld notice your eeea clear up pereeptibly
right fora the start and Inflatnitation and
redness will quickly disappear. It Your
eyes bonier you eten a little, it is your duty
o take steps to save them now heferesit is
too lat. Many hopelessly blind,might have
eyacvsestlathtetimros.ight If they had cared for their •
NOT/I-Another -prominent physician to whein
the are article ter submitted: said: "Yea. the
on to gesertplion tem. iNwenderfai egel
gilt lo lera jaettntserteleateeliatigs itgew itreal a' 144,
me 1 ed by arta .. have used I. very tuccece-
IP le Isr own practice on patients Whr90 Orti
were etrainea thron h overwork or mbint slimes.
(
It le one Of tit very tow preparationt a
grol 0011Id be stio oil bend for areinnIr wigs lia
a most every falai r.'"--- Bon {tete rererrea
rein it is. en ethical twerssation. the for-
a %kb 110 41 stent medicine Or a serat
baulk 'leg_arinied_tal the packets Itti tatttl.,
lartreferii -guarantee at Sirt. striation eyetirt
to per tent in gee wee t :a inane tt.
ra'' Ws zoo eta It fa iliausatia
Withont glasse
Atterhet wile used it la;' abed aregneete. iholudliasitronoral *
00$01,...% was bothered With el'e tura astesoo!iwomatosoutbo.s11 . Tembirn end . Nato* .
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