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BY DR. J. .1.. MIDOLETON*
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Previnetat tleard cli Hsellth• Ontario
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q Or Middleton wiii .bdo •giad to answer queettoes on public Health *ab 04.
F. tars througn title 6011upt... ddross him at the Parliament
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Mentally, def ective peeple in .)arge 1 •' Sehool 'children with low nientalitY
numbers are roaming. at ' large are a great hindrance to those who
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throughout.the ' piovince, "speeding(' e•rtanorrnal. 'Not Drily de their habits
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. diSease hnd reproducing the1 ir own de -I of acti•Orre tend to lower the morals
Other • ehildren, but •the class Werk
f ective kind, Abuadant. proof of the' is hindered by the'co-miagline of the
seriousness of this situation has beentwo grades of intellect. There should
• , obta eel in Toronto and other cities. be in
bet sec'al service worker* who areor, menLal defectives: who could
: class every school district a special
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..neakingOextensiee investigations along; f
be 'dealt with eeparately by a teacher
heredity, undenbtedly: plaYn a Dig.These childr w uld include thoie • the direction of the ship .
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The huge station? at tbe Eiffel Tower,
Pariseplays an important Part in this •
work.
To ships at sea these time -signals
exe invaluable. Chronometers can be
checked to a great degree of accuracy
and, a captain •with a faulty Chrono-
meter Ts like a bicycle without
A Sure Sign That the Blood is
' Watery and Impure.
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I People with thin blood. are mud),
T more subject ttellearlachers than fulle
blootledliersons, and the germ Of mute -
handIe-bar. • '
A ship loet in a fog can find her
exact position ,by wireless. A series.
•of direetion-fInding stations are now
in use along one coasts, and a ship, Y.
i nila that afflicte' giowing girls ie. al
most. .alwayee accompanied by hOat1;.
aches, .together •with disturbanee, of
ci digestive otgid
an, , .. •
IF Whenever you 'llave constant or re -
enfring •ligailaches and pallor of the
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eTleo
sending, out eignalS, enables crop -
bearings' tie be taken hy the shore sta-
tions, .who determine -the direction
Troin which they are.,seni by incans of
rneyable aerial. When the aerial is
in ,orle position signals are strong,
evhen in another they are weak, se in
theline. of mental hygiene. • 'specially trained in mental' hYgiene. the end the aerial. can be pointed id
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fdir.t 'in . this 7•pahdltioR .defective Who are dell • or slow.' -witted, "those Wfreleas conCeris eaf course,
. men telity, f or .althou'gh there are ex- tedeviddy•ineneed, dame 'always get- eyery-daST Affairs. '
ceptipM:•,‘it. is natUres:habit to repro- tine into 'mischief., Which ..sceres to BY the id ,of the valve-detctdes it
tliice in kind.. • hole, then can this take then. unawares.' The. classee of •Ime been possihle for wireleeseugin
'state •of.affairs be rectified? schemeSebOcd children inirlit indeed be fur- eel's to • construct aaParatue, capable, c f
• beeed Medical,Examination to Pre- titer graded by'scientifid methods, and sending and, receiving the sound of.
• Vent mentally defectiVe people from Progress noted • as the result' Of epe- the iniman yoice, and, in fact, • any
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gettine...inarried, is being thought out, eial training, - '
spinal whateverfrom- the barking of
11. but this woad only dear in pert.with Fer"children of schebl age and a. dog to the Squalling,of a baby in ite•
the problem as the question of Older, there is not at present a suf-! bath,. ' • • ••.
'iiIegtiri cy has • to beconsidere,dficient numberor variety of institu-1 And where will it all, end? We are
Many df the Wegitimate children born tions .0„accetrimodate the eases varY-, progressingby leans -and bounds in
have • Mothers who are distinctly be-. ing from mental defect i to inheellity.' wireless research. The day whet'
, loW the par bf average mental 'cane- For. imbeciles•ancr definitely, feeble-'1'.wireless. will be as common is the oe--
• city, ae social servIce Workers find minded there is provision made -pub -1 (Unary telephone is Wellwithin sight.
out in dealingwith such ."ses.. This, lie `bpinion"bas recognized the neces-; Just the removal of one or two more
no doubt, applies also td,,teny of the sity for it.; but for the higher grade' little .problem, and the human .voice•
' fathers of such children, 'and h „tre-. of meatal defectives who in many res- will be sent all over the world.
mendous task :thun...eonfronts. those pects are.. bright and 'seemingly in- "Will it ever be sent. to Meats?" is
who are endeavoring • to imprtive 'the telligent, nothing has been One.; •And coinroon' (plestion.
, condition of humanity both mediallYeyet this Class of people is almost -as Scientists: disagree on this; but the
„end Physicany: • [definite a nienace to the community majorityasonsthe, sae
y g4iii,g!e that exc*.e
e1 1 wire One, point,.however, that should 1.3e as • is the criminal. t.The Toronto PeY-i re
aeo.s' the curVa,
.emphaslacd is that 'whatever part chiatric Clinic, conducted by a grroup less Waves al
hdreditY plays in the child's mental of, physicians psychologist', and l tare of the earth'e;Asurface, and theree
• condition ee birth it.. mentality nee' others who take A scientific interest fore cannot be seat,' however powerful
less than it physiceVelake-up, ean in mental ahnormelitieg, is being eon'
the world to such a distant p)anet as the transmitter, pdrpeedicularly from
be, improved by scientific' cure' and .ducted at present in the out-patient's
Loading' during.. the early Months and wing of the Toronto General Hospital. Mars. • •
years of, its Iife. The human brain', The -.cases come from. the Public
-deyelops hry 'rapidly rn infancy‘'end Schools; the Juvenile Courts, • Indus -
childhood, muc'h•niOre'rapidly,tban the trial, Homes and various other insti- 'SUMMER COMPLAINTS
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body, and hence. the .urgent need for tutions throughout tlie: city, and 'pto-
,,sufficient 'nourishment. of the •right' vide excellent clinical -Material. But
• kinici,.dur,ing this critical • stage ot hu this only- touches the fringe :Of •what
-.man life. At five years Or age about is to be done. The problem is Province -
the time When a child hegine to go to; wide; indeed; 'it is a'• national and
school, its brain eapacity has, to SI international .probleni. , • Science can
•• • certain extent': already. 'been•deter-1..go". so far, hitt PUMP. opinion must be
k • mined. this cart readily See awakened to come to the • support of
,• •how„importint is a *Schetne. of child I ieience before Very great' advances
welfare that' will 'include the super-, can be inade. 'BeSides the problem
Vieion of Infant feeding from the time' will have to be approached from the
the: child is born and .So eciunteract'preventive as well as the curative sidee
Some degree env defects cif slier,' and nittny difficulties *ill have to be
edity, 7 • "
• • sup' ounted. „e•
fage they show that the blood is thin
Pills will do this ti , • nd the
rich, red blood made by theeepille. will
remove the headache. • ' •• •
More
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and your efforts sheuld be .directed•
tower(' building tiC Your blood. Altair
. treatment with Or, Williadas' Pink
KILL LITTLE ONES
• At the first sign of illiiese dbring the
honeelithet give the little ones,Baby's
OvVri Tablets or•in &few hours: he may
be, beyond aid. . These Tablets will
Prevent summer complaints It • given
.occasioaally to. the well Child and will
.promptly relieve '(hese troubles if
• they come on siddenly. • Baby's Own
•Tablets •shauid, alwaye be . kept in*
every home where there sere growing
children, There Is no other Medicine
ad goad and the mother has the guar-
antee of . a .goverdinent analyst that
they are "absolutely „safe. The' Tab-
lets are Sold bY "Medicine dealers or,
by -mail at 25 dents a; box from .The
Dr. Williaids' -Metlicine Co.,•Brock-
IATFSTINONDERS t.he.ambition of Me. J:•G. Balsillie, the
Australian wireless wizard. Mr: Dal-
• • • • Mille recentlY stated" that , lie leansed
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'rain tofall when the skyliacl been, for
• REALK OF WIRELESS
days' paste innoeent '
• - e For theepurpoees• of 'the•exPeriment
NCREDI LE THINGS ARE
neight of ahout d,000, ft. • Attached ta • • • • • • •
ex -kites were sett up in the air to a •
Ville; Grit. , • • ,
NOW POSSIBLE. eech kit,6 was a speeielly-invented ter- - The tfldGrey Wali
mhde contact With"flie"'at-
1 el
_.0u ea and an1VI arv s Are mosphe re. This terminal was also
electrically.' connected to 'a flexible
• Being Wrought -by Marconi -
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..'• • and Other.hiyentors.,_ apperatus. Exactly- how the xesult,,
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r- . -was obtained--is-ltr •Balsillie's -secrete
Time out of mind hare stood
Fronting the frost and` -the sun,' k
H-Thattheetreanteafetheeworld might en
• wire, whielf:Wifeattacheli-toth-eground:
Aud the goo_dly.will he done:
how inaay people fealize the won- bet it is a fact that efte isle hou s
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7rd eritiefired,..iffaT TiTnovi pasitile".fe ,cleacf-formatiOu'hegen; ea rain fj'ealiy
:-'print. by Wireless leleerapli y ? , 'And ..eeecendee, • • . • • •
• how manY ere &were that-eadri-eniel3e
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• e country like Australia or' Egypt;
made by evieeless that the world can wh e -re thin is . t carce, thie..great.
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" inusie of a bras g band can be sent
iril'aeltqss:'r,4t11Q:1-1-. invention ehotildeptovezahomf :of
"gtaphe,,and. hinnan Speetteafed Abe.'
wel
, tadiating-thietiglf ',Spade -by., dieene of
• Credible, hut to the wirelese expert it 1,
On paper it tnist'look
nicidetn wizard Marcen1?- ,
the inVention made prabtical by that •
- rag ie s:elentist, recent:1y traasmitted;
by Wireless, pictures of the OlyMnic
Game frem:•Antwerp' to Perla. The.
apparatus. used was designed hy,him-
measurable valid:L..: e • • ' .
Professor
•mezely coaviiicet t • prs
1. se • . •
ticaily no lineiCS-to'..tlie•liiii-slblIreite-df Elpt:Dgraph..--re7.pftn zent-over-the.•
wirelete development: ee.
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Instruments have been designed by tranimiSsfon of wlreless photos pre-
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sents no: seecial difrectilties. Quite re-
;• which. itees pessinle eo send theeeages
which have .bean ".ptifiehed".en tapes l'eently Professor leelia's apparatus for,
eSending•Photograplia-• by the, land line
the• Morse -code by Wireless, so that
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the• receiving :Station ,.autinnatically was adbatea by the-SuretdePhffe-
• rivers'th'ai ,printeiyirt Bonian chaeac-A the Scotlead. yard 'of Fratice• .The in-
etruiffellt
will he need for the trns
._716.rs to ting opejALia. _ missitift of finger prints oLee
suebeted;
Ira, • eeseneeeeyeeeei pergons; So- if- aemeneisearreeted-in
Mr. G. Gredd„ of the firm of Creed Paris it will be possible to send his
:• ereneeribes 'the More signals: and de-
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fIngereprie-Rm
t to London -end oe •for
Coe 'Crbydan,.'Englariele testi
catried out a: while ago measeges .ide.W•ificatid'n• • '.. .
eereereeeived at a ate of •100 Wotds . The exact Peeititea ofethe liuundary-
eeeteere eneeeeeeteteeeeeee4ayeeway.:Ase.lerigeleetetean:BMitteegnelf.'„Weee:Atiatr
Cologri.e. ' : • . • 'Ili: w111 befixed .by avirelese-edf It has
; • What abssihilities tie hotel Pethepe ,not 'been doue'already; , •
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newepapere will print their_ continent- ,The poeition of the•lonetittide is ob-'
••••al•and country editions by
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• the tutere. • , ;. • • • ' , eut•by whigh7poWer•station.
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A Bain Makin Wizard.. ••. .• many of the great oheervatpries are
Th:emaking of haslong been .engaged .in a'sreeleterinination of the,
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O hot:,00..lcing
O trouble to\serve
For brea_kCast or lunch, no
=. "roddJS QL-ote tarivadiefit
'or satisfying, as -
s.
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Icaue,ed by their blood:than most peo-
, pie. have a:ay idea ot' When Ye:al:blood
is is impoverished,- ' "the •'nerves. suffer
1 frail lack, et.nourishenent and Yon,
I may beireubled with filSoinnia, neuri-
; tis,, neuralgia" or sciaticaMuscles
subJedt to 'Strain- are under-nburiShed
and 'you, nlayhiLve. ni sn1ar- .1
ieuma-
tisen or lumba•ge. (tit your blondes tjelli
and you begin to show, symptoms of
any of these disorders, tryzbuilding ups.
the • bleed" with Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, and as the blood is restered to
its normal condition every symptom
of the trouble will disappe . There
sent state of good health .to r.
are more people whee.owe . i.r..prb•-
liarns' Pink Pills.' than to any ot
medicine, eand -west. of therd do no
hesitate to say so. ,
yotveitn get Dr: Williams' Pink Pills
through ay 'dealer in anedicine or by
Mail at 50 cents a bciX, or six boxes for
$2.50 from The Dr. Willidms"Medicipe
Co., Brockville, Ont. '. '''',,' •
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FROM HERE &THERE
• inherited -A Loose Tongue.
. A schoolmaster wrote thia ,brief
'eriticisin on a bey'sere0ort: s;VA .geod
."For,Icel, but talks too intibh." When
the 'leport came haek signed 'according
to rule by the beY's father it bore be-
sides the • signature.' this d'e •
tort:. "Yon should hear hiednotheie."
. •Generoas.
fin.sband-L-IteallY,• dear, when' i
thankea you for yeai,. valuable birth.
day gift I had rio leea that the hill
weeld be sent in to Me." •• ."
Wiee-"Didn't, I tell:yen ..at the time
that. l• ceuldn t afford to be. eenerou.s,
YOU stupid deatf'
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In the Sehurbs. • ' :
T1elieiress-e-"Yes,. whee 1 don't
„Wrsh to aceent .eertain men's ,tt,en
t.' s an,d tiie ask e where1 Uve,
I say In the suburbs." "'" • ''
• Mr.' Selfettre-:•-"Hal fiat Hai Ex-
,Cellent! But Whete do you live, Mies
13 rotvIer! •
' The freiress-"In the 'Suburbs, Mr.
•,,Selfsure."
Two ParsimonionaTalkers:.'•
• "Well,' said (avid tangleye maybe
there
there is anethentoWn where there are.
tWo men as little given to talking as
Si Xerrick„ and Jim Baldwitfi ' bat:I
doubt it." . . • - ,
Mrs. Langley looked up from • her
.knitting, "What, they been doing,
•noir?" . • .ss •
'I dropped into the herdWare store
this afternoon after: e •pound of.natis,
and while f was there Si came in. Ho
wasecaerying.pe tea•kettle that needed
•s.oldering... dim came .up to s.
himd , anSi inst pointed .to the. spot
that tieed,sed •fixieg..' • • •-•
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"Withoutsaying a word; •Jim Aook
the kettle and •weht. oft iate the back
room; and Si sat don • and began to
read the' riewCpaper.' After a thee
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came baek'sana handed the kettle to
Si.d It had.; 1Wenti cents' Merited. on,
the side. • ee,
Plain Scotchi .
Sand.. and Mac were on a visit te
ndon.
n the morning of their arrival they
iscoVeretl that the washstand. was
'•witheut Soap... After •ringing the -bell
an attendaat appeared and apked their
wishes. • • " . • ,
Sandy, habitually "a fast -speaker,
remarked; "Sen up sape, lad; a wee
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bit sane, quick." ; • • •
The attendant gazed open-motethed
at. the two "'Taint French,
'taint German, 'taint Wash," he
thought. "Wonder wot thew mean?"
oried ,,Sandy, Andignantly„
dean ye no underetan' plaie "
Scetch?
Grasping at the last word like,a
drowning man at a traw, the•Cockney
fled, . Later he returned with -a bot-
tle of whiskey and two glaises. • "
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TraleIng. , •
Daddi. came hOme from. the 'office'
early one evening, and mother had aot
wait on
returned from some.friehds"whoia she
had been -visiting for•
Little Toue-year-ola's Gwennie ran: ap
toher father'S side, •' ••
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. t:Daddy," she cried, dl'ke been went-
ing to "see yeti for a long time when
mothers not neat')'
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.• "Si culled put a quarter and. gave it
to him, .a4"th,lina put his hand into his
%pdelcet, took out a handful of change,
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pickedout a nickel fand,harided it to
Si; and Si went away, carrying the
kettIde:-----And-ed-try • Jinehey, . a either- of -
'em had said a word! , *
"Well," said Mrs. Langley reflestive-
ly, lu,ess it .. the -truth_..,WAs. known
• there's a lot of „teek.goee th that7 ain't
.really_dneeeeserye"-
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Smoke Screen -Reappears f •
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Over London. . .
.pjd theehemledf theeleuiltler Tgabii;--
"AS'elie- lard frie stone by stohe, ....
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A heart -in -:the -granite lurked, •
' 'Patienteende'fonsl as Ala Pwn?
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Lovers' have -leaned On me-.
e :Cinder the eummereitieon;
--And .mowers laughed ire niyeshadsa
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In the harvest heat et. aeon: • .
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;•t",hildren'eroviag-tiee,-fieIdei : . ' .. •
NVilli 'early flowere in 'spring '.
Olaf -nen turning to look .
.-e- Ween tlieereheard-abluchirdesitige'
Served from the /2ackage,
'with cream or milk—Pull oc
splendid body-bui1c1100 riutri-
tion, Its flavor and cm/mess
charm thetaste-'a splendid
summer food. ° •
"Titer& a Reason" for Grapeents
Sold by grocers
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• tttttt • tttttttttt 1 tttttttt 1111111 ttttttttt 1,11111•P11111,11110,11•41,11101111I ttttttttttt 11•••01111,
t.de at V/Inat
Cotne1,11tn ierier Lid
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,,,,in;; 11.11 11/111/11if
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id travellers along -the -road, -
Frorieleistrig to setting sun,
Have seen, Yet imegine 'not
. 'The kindness theysgazed, npon.
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Ah, When will.ye:undereetand; 4
Mortals--aar•tWein
Who rests-onethirOldiFek wall
' '14.ey=aellastieldoileflf_e_-Shon-lcier '04 Gadd
-Bliss Carena•n.
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Minard'a•Linimentdeir sae everYeddenn
kidema•-:*--;
To•fette.
ri.get wren....;g, th:ek. re
n-
venge. s
Tbvbeeterie o
the
sciu•
ElboW grease is' eatranted not
soil the hands. . • • '
Trifles Make perfectipa, but perfec-
tion is, no. trifle.. _ • • ,•
'Why,ifly• little girl?" asked, her
'father,• • ' •
• "Well:: ansiver.ed dweimie,
"please , don't ' tell' inothee '-beeditie
sh6';s an awful -dear 'hut I• delft think
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MUCH GRATIFIED
;GRATEFUL TO TANLAC r
FOR HELPING HER..
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. Now - Free ' from Troubles
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From Vitlich,,J40 Had Suffer- •
., ed For ThreeLong. Years,
will always feel grateful to the
lady in Torooto ,wlid advised 'me to
! take TallItte.," Fa!(1 Mr. Gertrade Pugs-
: ley. 74 Polberm% ,St„ Lepdon, Ont.
; For teeee yeare I suffered from a .
• general rule:lawn conclitioa, following •
, a ,evere operation.' I was in the hoe-, ,
, pital for 'a; month mei, after coming,„ .
! home, it was fully ten Weeks before e '.
1 could get 'arpurid ve6.rinielt unit thee.
toelY• With difficulty. . •"
"I could neither eat nor sleep with::
may scitisfaetion and, had very little
strength. 1 vela' niit fretisfled with the-• •
Nay I was mencliegcnid decided t6'get -
1 something to build me up.' .•.
I -"I read a. statement from'a lady in
, Torento abOut. Tanlac and 1, wrote, to
her and ,she adirieed :de to try et by
all means. It certainly has been a.
godsend to me and r am glad I follow.
ed her advice, for I am a well woman
dOelay.. I began to, pick up from the
,.very start andemy Strength' gredually •
came back:' I. have ,it: fine -appetite, • ,
sleep' soundly all flight long .and lily .
'work is a pleasure, 1 am' grateful-, for .
'What Tanlac did for .me and 1 believe,
.it. Will do the same ter. others." .1 •
. Tanlac is sold bY'leading druggists
eveeywhere.Ady
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Anzacs'. Hero Wreath Traveiq
12 000 '
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Premier -Hughes of Aneirelia:placed
a:wreSth on •the grave of the unknowa •
warrior. in Westminster Abhey .thig • •
week which ',came all the way from •
Australia, says a Landed despatch
,. dated Jul Y 30. The !lowers were frealt
and bleoiniug,• although they had tree
vellecl 1.2,Q00 Inhles, havine,conte to
England packed, in . ice. Prender •
Hughes said they -carried .vrith therm
the spirit 'oe the Anzacs . to the dene
pfre's hero,..asethe boys carried that,
spleit to the battlefields of France..
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. - The wreath was made of the fainous .• -
6•Luetraletan Wattle led roses •darnae
tions, violets and lilies, •-Thausands of ,
Perseile Went to the grave or the on,
known hero to see the Australian Pre- 1
mier piece the wreaththere. , • 4
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-rrnthi--fris moste-eXtens-iye-fiesitra'
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grouridg-'-5,000 mtles on the Atlantic, .•
7,000- miles on the Pacific,. and 220,00.0"
'she knows -tnnelt about b•ringing :un square milefresh water. -
children," "
'What makee.Yout think, th rt asle, •
-etteher.tirther. . • •• •
d:Well.e•replied Owennie, "she -inekes
nie go to liedeWhea 1 arn wide nyit
erel eheemakeiseme -get 'up -NKIlen,-1
sleene." • • ,
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pentLiet taniineereleef •
•rnefie. east • year 'ekes $5 TOO •
sootless, and. _.r,(ihp,6tt: .0. • 4 e
the weird .atniosPherie. effects upon " The publisher's .of the best Farmers',
_Which, Many of its •landmarks ,depeddepaper. _ProvinceS • in_,
for their charni for three inoeths„. Lon- .writing to tie States:
-Toriliag•beguit to regain its traditeeena! wouldesnydhat I do ate ',knew sef
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esp_ect -with- the resunintion ofeecoat a in q.(tiethe stOoll-the fest of
burning in many of the factories,: .Theeetime •Ielild,a.R.D'S LINI'MENT., -It.
_Pittsburgliaike tone ie rawly being -hae beenean niefairepg.• remedy- 'in" -oar -
;restored', hulldingS had bgnii°41iouiehold 'ever Chile? dtiii remember,
to look white ;and ,colortul••are mice .ene hes • otitlivea dozelea of would:be
more being coated"with seet, While the c-enaetitors irn'tetot's "
medley 0:f Stnokestacks, steeples add
galeles,•hard anddietinct gut their
' PrOltere'diaes-d-arele-eieleingeet diedint •
the telureed outlinee:in which WhiStler '
sawethenf. ' ••• '•
,,,The pity' had been expesed2-a very
ue-Venetian Veni under cletid I ee s
;skies andi•brighe -sunlight-t4since, the
first aayi Of the deal strikeeThe bleier
inhabitants gave sigliS of:relief when
•they saav. • the familiar iridietinatneeee
,
settle ever the laiidecane:.- .V...gehtleee
,Ma n inJ(ensington Gardene.,, aideyee-;'•
terdae,' poiating.toda-lemeedeettt e
masonry situated near the Serpentine:-
dThat 'beildihg • has been •,•"perfect1y.
h:1deousll sunrineed:' 'Phe architect'
who .depigned it 'did eta t take , he
eninerseetetkeeiteed:-.4eseant-g-they
IS no -ledger ground far' the ociiiiiplaint
of •sttellers in ,'Hyde Park' that. they
Jeneleeneeetetchuretied.;_editainge _their
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'bOsinidion Express Modiey.O.deieers ue
.pale • in, five •stItea,s.aild. oillees
throughout dCanacia.• - • • •• - •
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Razor WriuldeS, ••
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IgnorAnce is a•olubstitute for plis., NariferouS inventiOas have be.elis de.•
but a very C'.,The-most trouliesontel'ott*'ttrearTy tikony o"k shaving;
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p we . ' . _ . slew": 'with a view... to_•__Iesseeeing... the
I e a bundle of bad habits.. •
'e.The heat -ef lig Um fall in., .:,#I4*. illtisi.,..i. ..towarag ...giving ". an ,-easY shaVe as
a. I
yet none of them 'will, helps 'is nittele
but noone teed ,staY there.
•,. • • iittle ointment or cream applied teethe'
It 187 not, the maieWno lonoWe ,the face before •latli,:paing. An (Team of) ..
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ou ever Tire r
ufacFra, Sow),
'Because of it absolute purity
and refreskin'g fragrance, it: is
ideal for every -day :toilet: pin:,
eliticura Takata in your toilet
:sporeap2P.ase.roait:timt52'sfinds6.c.:Taliwg'2Sc. sold
. througtirnit titeDorninioo. CanadianDepot:
Lyroang Limited, 344 St:Pkiii Si, W.. Montreal..
nair:Cuticum Soca, shaveii without thug.
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RtitmCove.A. 1,:j3, 1.374.6.. F. Pink.
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• Ileaford; Ont.- "1 took. . •
baekacheeandel also-
! weak-
ness. / felt dizzy
had a female weake,
Iliad to foece the Self
N.:t_alloLn.:509, _a. nervous,m.hxawysc:::,p.,:pldd
was without energy..
Saw a aATSI:lhaiet
P.,
.111r "the Vegetabler-Com-
11 Jinduced inc to take •
-Welitraiiilthfriettek
c • • gradually s topped
etching and I.felt..ligifterin spirits. .
• '-am reeommending theltegetlibre'Cohle"--
,0 pound•v,dth pleasure. to all I meet who
, 'botnplairras I did,"-MILinceD 1.3e,e0K
L sNN overlie! s ctiminai to telceb ,,eleaeore ont
ethane(' on any subeteute -for gonttint' Wom r 'cr
Pin *ham' Vegetable Compound : fer •
drilk:-Giifii,1
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M .8 w 1, s e most o say. . theegreasyeettrielee•evr.fill do, lint .verv
,Tliese_ Who _Plaice the 'best use of 7rietweereeeteebe tie-eee.te elineeleeeiele
their elniejiave most time to searee
can •suppress .a, moment"e_
anger may prevent a day- of Sorrow.
It is better to pat your shoulder to
the wheel than your, back to the wall.
Next to saying the right thing at the
right time comes the art Id keeping
quiet when there isliothing to say.
A smeoth sea never made a skiltql
mafiner, .either dos anintetrupted
prosperity and success qualify for use.
fulneset and fiaboiness. •
Nehr tell evil of' a man, if you do.
not know it for a certainty, and if you
know it. fora certainty, then tisk your -
if, "'Why should. 1 tell itr .
be found In making the seep lather.
• • Idete-flio.see with -tend ea Ilein'sveeceld
or tepid, water •Is 'recommended. By:
ell means dip your.razor in Warm
water -but usecold Wfitdr for lather-
ing. , • , . .1..
Strop year razor after uie; and then
-let it'rast for several days. •This is
arranged easily' in Cehnection . with a
eafety-razor, by inaking Small bok
blade taste longer:::
blades shave much easier, and each
blade for each clay set the week, • The
with h• separate
Minard's Liniment Relieves Nettrhinla
Sepirin,• Preeerllied
. .
e plty_siceieune. . t seenteeence_evears
and preved e•efd• dittlione. Unlees
You. see the mime -Itee•or" dn package
or •on taidets, you ari'. not getting
ASpirin' at. all,:: ,:drere• '4ayer ,Pack•
age dre (levee:toed" for Heed=
ache, letenralgia, Rhetimatisme Ear-
acb.e, TOOthache;• Lumbeee and for
Pain. Handy boxes.•of -twelve tab;
lets, cost few cents. 'Druggists arse
fell largerpackages, ,Made Cana-
da, A•spirin is the trade inark (regis-
tered in Vanada), of.ilayer Manufae.
ture •of. Monoiteetietteideeter of Salt.
cylIcacid, •
. arts„ tows t. -
The pne which she should most zeal- "
-0u.sly-guard-ister healthe'hutdelee-pf.taire'-'
negleets to do so in season until some
ailment peculiar to her sex has fastened.
itself upon her. When so affected-
wolnen may rely upon Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compourid;-'a remedey
that has been wonderfully -successful in
restoring health to suffering women.
'If you have the slightest doubt that
Lydia E. Pinitham's Vegetable Com-
-pound will help you, write to 'Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co. (cenfidential)e
•Lynn, Mass., "for advice. Your letter
will be opened, read and answertid by a
woman, and held in strict confidence.
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