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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-12-15, Page 3• • • .. • • el • .."••k • EUNTING:SWORDRSII OFF t RAND BANKS ••• ' 'A SEA DAINTY OF WIDE POPULARITY.. Speeding the Fish With Hal- poon is Exciting Spott Dur- ing LateAunnner Months.. eatch of this. fish off the Nov..Scotia, ' and Newfoundland cOaste athinints for eubsteettal 'amouotin,the "-trout Canada's fisheries, During the . • Month of August this year there Were ' 29,800 peends of wWordfish caught in, ,the GeorgeBanks, ma tn. September 38,200 pounds caught off Cape Breton. • :Much of the .Ce.naelaii oatch of ether • years , Was landed at 'United States' ports; ped, the cloeing of these outlets .this year through tile For.dney"fariff 1E4 to'the cancelling of the s.econd trip to the banks So that the present total catch will pi-obably ;show a 'decrease ' after having increased for isorae years, The catch in 1918 !mounted to, 4,300, cwt., valued at $26,952;. in•191.3 it rose in value. to $49,364, though. production was less; being • 3,645 cwt., and last *pear it amounted to 7,411 cwt., valued at $96,617. ' • ' • ' • .. The .swordfisit,which is ito ealled fr,oin its prolongation, of the upper jaw . into a long; Minted, aviont•illie weap- on which it uses for defeace. and ale, `••• geessien,I a sea •dainty of universal • " popularity. In Canadian +raters it • ranges in size from seven tetwelye :feet and in 'Weight from . Mee hun- dred to , stx himdied pounds,..though' ;specimens are , occasionally . caught Whit% run to she and eight hundred • Pounds. Its food cenebits of the email.- er speelee ot,fieh Which it securest by dashing int°. schools, Spearieg as many • Of•its numbet,ti Possible, and devour- ing them at teisuree • • Schcioners 'Specially Fitted. " The capture' of •the.swordfish forms a regular branch of the CanallantAt- kettle !tithing .industry the netteeon: be- ing,. in tile tete iniminer Menthe; and, numbers .Of fishermen. 'engage In the :pursuit. SchoOnersat thie 'ttme are peciaU'fitted 6iit for the, chase, a ielattarne-beinetalsed onthehowaprlt where a- constant ilook-eut. is kept and f pont a:bleb the. h.artitioning thd�ne.., • Afethis time of yea!: .the iavordfish, -fellowiesebeetts of other - fish , -Which farm itis' prey; are to be IRE GM OF tiqiitellF, • In the fishing groUnde of the Grand. ,- Banks and.;41 the coast of Cape bre- : tote Canada pas/lieu:ea the most pro M - x 2 U haunts of * swordflith, whase • •delectable cutlet,* fled ;Melt laver itt the •dining tables of Eastern Canada and. the United States, Each year the th'. •,•••".••••••P••••• Oily.* Rare Cases 'Does .13a4. aches Mean Kihney Trouble. • Every muscle •in'the body': needs ccmstantly a supply of rich., reel blood in Proportion to the work it does. • The muscles! octal* back are under a heavy Strain and have but little rest. When the blood isi thin they hick liolarlah• tion of sport yet, the phrase derives nieint,and the result IS a sensation ;of teem &Sport' hazardgus, indeed. IV Is pain Itt nia"tes" kale 'PenPla said to haVe begiin in Ireland,. where ink pain in the 'back means kidney Origin of Steeplechase.. • 'The etymology of eteeplechasi is too obyicas to teed set •ereplanatilat. Founders of the sportemerely fiend up - en a distant steeple and rode straight to it, crossing gallantly hedge, ditch, paling, turf tir Welber, pasture, erePat moorland or ridge and farrow -whop° ridieg straightest, came in first and was winner. ' . • 'But there are few, indeed, to whom te, wild goose chase bears any1mplice- 1)- teelable. but the beat Medical"autho* .'aellesen. leader teek- menn'ted men roughetit,• wildest goipg• to be. found tiagree that backache seldom . cr oss, country, but chose always the es or never has anything tad° wit nape, Organic kidney. dis have° programed to a er without deieloping a pain This being the case, pat , should alwanelead the s With •The OY u S The Owen Sound Connelint the Boy Scouts wee reorganized recenNy and new plane andr new life wereeinlected Intoethia work atiacitg the boys. The local. Rotary Clet3 is 'behind Owen Sourer Scouting ''streng,.; and recently devoted one of its WeelclY meetings to a Boy Scout dinner at which EreC1it1;i0 eee „...=7.•••••••• .. • o•e- ••••• • 4,, WOULD NOT BE W 1 riii�i J1• Angthfrotiran: Made !PAGE'S PAY llFCK •if* .BABY'S '•Iza Biwa' awl to* canary isianaB has ' long been gr.own a kind elf' gourd; ilia NOW MUCH BIGGER Size Of 'it email • watermelon, - Avert ••• ‘Once a mother has used BabY's Own blotched WW1 white, 'which IS very, . • • CAN WORK EVERY DAY SINCE TAKING"TANLA.c.-. Tabletfor her little ones she 'would -good te eate, :It fe: called "Pantamar not be without 'them. -The, Tablets are. and gate epee/lily hetatede have sup - �. Perfect beam rera'edY.... They' eegte'rpOsed that 'it Careeetrom the thi•Eatit, late the bowela and stomach;- drive another name " for It • being "Slim out. conktipation ged •iudigestichi gourd." break colds and' simple fever and TT T1nq out, . however; tlif.4%.1•418. Makebaby healthy and happy. Celle optod eeAmeeicen and'Was, cerning them, • Mrs. Note A, PYee• eaten by the people of Mexico 1.0104 b 0- Ecuni SegureeN S, writee:----,"1 'hate tore t' tilys eortez and 'Monte' f d Bb' 0 Tqaeta f great pun a y s .wn e ztim °Mr known te them as benefit for my children and et would cayotee not be withont there." . The Tablet t :eitiecee aneTt'eiteteaeP;:enrdet eladet in their to iel•e.w.te„ the kidif misebance befelithe leader ••s.olne' Seeretary Frank C. Irwig. 'of Toronto are sold by medicine, dealers or by.eometey. . . , • ••• ase m may other took up the office -occasionally wale the chief imealxer• rt was an. maii,at•25 cepts',a ben from Alio Dr. r A. e . , . • curtails' 'thing about*: ft la that 'fie it°ale. bP:einkt. fithr•sere was 'a citange of leaders if the nouncedi that there r.lre now five )363r Wfillams. *sdkins- Co"' B-F°0“1-11ge white 'flesh- When the gourd is cooked ,h , t proved timorous, Fier danger real S6out.,Troope in the city And that Oat. ''• • '4 ' ' ' • e' tescivee itself into lon-g fila'ikentie‘ re: • In the back and thrilling wits tee tiptee dif the .wild thrae more will probably be termed 1 _ • seiebeing. yeraniceole Cut in, quartets to the condition of his 'trod. II will •• tr, . . ii, • - ta, • . e 1, ei awe oe the scout I ' fferer to look g,,esese cheoe. ; . before the end iitthe'Year. There will Predicts 'Armageddon and' belle! torty-fiveininutcs,•the yeget be found in most cases' that 'the use . the Decade,: ..- •„. , .._ .; tabie to then 'transfer:re:Ito Cola water,, of Dr. Williams' Pink isms to bliiltraPathine. .. beine first,' but. he who bad .flunked • Movement; in the ' city and all 'Scout -the "brOod.. will Stieti- the -Sensation-id in the. route, area_ possibly • 7botlies :will he brought. under eth-. • "Sentarial,"' iiiiitcng lii - the% Britian. - An astrologer' who Ogle, • himself ,1,74,11teptt0.41-tePtai,britri:e.wilditsealt,' Iiirtoiti-e.ts.htierrrillingi_.:atuhde:, i havegone further around to negotiate tral council. In addition - e . , . ii the 1 takes , the fOrni of --slender threado, • governing • Journal ot Astrology say that. •Pa1n in .the ill-nonrished muscles of an extra hazard. ' - - . new troops will be organized and the - ' ' ' • ' hich n b d ith. with tearld tei its foundations, both physi- I milk; "eu gratin" with ;cheese; -or In . . . found ea. a rule basking in the sun. on • the 'ten:, of* tife water: The-eoliooneie .•:approeches-thein andefram• the...raised_ . platform the fear • is speared with a '• lia,rponn. The tether of the weapon is attached to one or two casks Which; . AhreWrceoierligaedeetiet ease drak_to the impaled fish in its endetivorlo get sway. A dore is then. lowered tiora ..tee is VIlle mat: on: the spot and the e seeve w h Year 1926' is destined to shake tbetiw 133' the back.. How much better it is to try Dr. Pirk Pills for the blood than to glee w3,y ,to unreason- able alarm, about your kidneys. It you • suspect your kidneys, any ,doctor can make tests in len minetes that will set, your fears at rest,' or tell you the werst But in any event to be per- teetly healthy you must keep the blood la good conditlen, and for this pur- 'Pose no other medicine can equal Dr, Williams.' Pink Pills. • You can get these •pilbethyough any dealer in medicine, or -by mail iit 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Wiltianis' Medicine • Uo., • Brock,ville, 0444" , The Waterloo medal was. the first given to all ranks alike. • Knowing thie I have wendered a little the Wild Geese -the: Irish legions Who, fighting for alien kings, have ehown themselies prodigies ,of valor -did not take their name from the .sport nearest the heart of their homeland. • • ' Scientific Proof. • One day a teacher was having a first-grade••class in. physiology. She asked them it they 'knew that there was a bunting fire in the body all of the time. 0,ne little girl spoke up and •said: "Ites'rn; wben it is a bold day, k can see the smoke." work carried on in districts nOt now cevered. • .,A meeting was held in. Hamilton recently of the specialecommIttee in whose hands are the arrangements for the Mammoth Scout display to be held some time in the 'early part of the comIng year. It was decided theta In addition to the. actual diaPlaY, booths' will be erected which will 'il- lustrate the different subjects hoes are taught to enable them to pass the Scout proficiency badge tests. ' The planning of the entertainenent was left in the hands of a sub-conimittee and all' the locel Scoutraasti_trs have been asked to inform this comraittee Mlnard's Liniment for Ciarget In Cows. of 'all talent possessed as soon as poe eible. • • , « • • • e• • • HEALTH EDUCATION BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON Provincial Rooard of Health, Ontario Dr. Middleton will be glad to answer lineations; on Publig Health mat- ters through this ,Address him at Spailina HOdrie, Spiritus Crescent, Toronto. - There appears to be 'a doubt in the I here,. but in every ease I have to refer mind of many of my .corresponclerrts as to whit Plthlie Health actually means. At the head of the column. itt which. I write articles 'on Public Health, ;questions on Ptiblic • Heath subjects are invitetd, and I shall' be glad to answer suChquestions. But liientaniectiees letters tire recefefrfroiti people asking me for suggestions re- garding treatmen't ,for some ailment. -theyltave•-and -which they woad like -to get rid of -.-,Now desire to make it plain -that -I cannot ansever,questione le, ehe :trnatt' to- deal with sickness ci of.,thia sort. •It would.be, useless for any Community. • • - me to de So if I wanted te, for I.have , The Public Health official is realty not e seen- the --pittaenr and , could net a 'teacher •attriasnitailaverk diagnose their trouble frem state- is preventive,. rather than:cur/dive-7 mute in a letter. %Besides,. treatment in fact about the only inetanee where .of disease is the prieticular and special *Orli Of the fatuity arlocat physician; the ethebner and the exhausited right man to consult it. cases where such cases to the physician. , , The ivork of a Public Health offi-: • oial deals largely with .hygiene and preventive medicine, and by these termaI mean ways and means of. pre- serving health and keeping the body and mind in fide etre:Tog% end vigor, and giving Warniegs. • of danger; to Joitithethat.e_yefilleentelotebeed evi neglect of hygienic principles either. in personal • or comanunity life. ' At • regards the care and treatment, of the siek, that. is p'hase of medical work-by,itself, arid the local -physician , purgued, oeertitken and despatched' medical advice is desired.. • ewith a bayonet.- • ,• For instance, one woman writes - • ..'Tho chase Is -not altoather bereft -of •eiteitement-and haeardhe--fieheettere turtling on the dory;•with what danger t&its occupants may•_be r•ealizeti When it ig ,ceiesidered .that the._ Sword -like , Proboscis ie- ea -Pablo 'of. penetrating a aeinchnakeplattle. tliuseth.e-schoon- e,--eteperssueseets• Waye:harpoonleg. and •.bringing on board such swordfish as it encounterseantilesesubstailtialecatehe fiah been made,' when a return is made ---•• to:shore and .the fish -marketed, , • • ' A ..Christinas... Carol. ----„.,-n-10,-eitoy, 0 M-Yenunitersettiettndethe befit of witYs •• To.peliise the Lord la iisteg, the hottest •• of days. • : , "Nor says the 'rick men, nI ant filled With care, Sables—fee; rrqr Wif67--dittnight ' and rem?, ' Pearls for my' daughters, swift cats' • „for sons ae-• . • I shall..he mad from. wprrying..before. -• ,the great Eye runs!" ' •. . • set:g his brother, "I knew the gift' Ile geyit ; : • • , know that He reti,eeniedeme-Lw once a glare. • •• Wist I had ti3Ohalice set oehea_eeeheeertjotet-ntyeartiales on Public: Health, and wants to know if I cottid tel her evitat to do for a "floating kid - In another case e mother writes to say that her baby had a heat rash 'and' wishes to -.know. what -she Should do for it, While justthismorning. I rebeived. a letter. fro* an old- gen:e'er remain. :itt_miCketal_t_h_Jud2preseme man, 'to say that heltadfits and want- their -full -Vigor and, activity-, and r _peewee seAlen ltieln _whet _treatment; he ibgi:thy to. give full publicitee tolahoee should adept. ' • principles of hygiene that tend to _ Novi, there are many_ similar letters maintain_ _health and_ 11..iness and reaching. Me ovhich I need not relate raise the general_ standard of living. Public. 'Health -of4Rialts- tinderteke treattitEitrigt intlie 'prevention cir Cen- tred of- ammunicable or • infectious • diseases- .when. --such diseasets=are7a tne.nace to the health of, other 'people; __My adyiee to' these. wive write to- me telling -of Jheir,-personial Itilenenti is te •ee their ter LL aihnents are_not in. the line of Ptiblic Health•work. My purpose itt esPeci7 ably t� keep, people well, and to this end I shall he . glad tei answer auk questione that may help- anyone to ks the blood of piged--t-.1-;or sappiafei _ Zeit --oleeeeek .atiCartail . • erlione all inns are closed. • vybo. knocked in.. vain at every door • • Where heneet folk' repesed- .•,'t :cheer ethe-evid-owed--woinaite-and- ,,,, :•dek-tiaa•OhlidteVS, _ " --Atizttriver*warforonia-whele-year ' • wolf the Orphan- fearel, It is ease, 0 MY triasters, to ,fiad the • best of • Ways, • ' Te.Please• the Lord en using the holiest •,of days! -Maurice Francis Egan, • ; . A Preptioal Mare A professor of nitheralegy tells Of•the father et Obit 61 litg"PtItillieflording-te him and saying; "f waht my boy to learn about strata or dips or faults, . or ,Upheavals or denactetiOile, and dont want hint to OR WA' Mind With • ' toesite Or Eitutt about trystabc Witat. - 1 Went him to learn is hew 10 drid goad • and allvek. and (Loper Itt paring dttio- .,_111114. #1rpiyisot quantities." ' ealReit1)*fiendaargelY7UPon the --1)e- pill of Your -Steep -- — The deeper and sounder you sleep the better. you feel. Five, hours sound refreshing sleep does • you -ritore actual good than ten „hours: restless, •:djsturbed sleep, •• - This is :lie -cense the final Conversion of food into vital tissue and nerve cells goes on more rapidly when the physical and mental forcesare . at teat. • •' • .. . . • • You•Can't get seunderefresteing sleep ityOur__ ,nerVei ae 'drinks contain,caffeine, WhielLii_fagiinetitnea very ing-to the -brain and -nervous systenr- . If you want to know the joy, vigor and • stamjna that COinestiO the person who gets sound, healthful (deep, why not stop taking tea ,or;c9ffea --for -,-,-a----vithtlei--and-drinkL--cielicioupf---inviiorating PostumInsteadls-. , • • Thbiladridatd-peoPle exterY-W-hefe have founct that thiawad the only -thing -they -needed in order • to bring about these very happy resUlta. Order Postum ,fiom $rour grocer. today..., Drink this delightful Cereal beverage of satisfYlnig flavor, for a week: Perhaps, like thousands of others, you'll never be 'Willing to go back to tea or coffee. , • Postum cotoss in two forams Insteint Postern On tine) -•-naiideinetantly tn th.cupbr the•addition aboiling•-waten• • • Postum Cereal On packages of larger bulk, for those Who , prefer to nuke the drink while the mod is being proposed) made by bolting for 20 I1nut�L •. t Postuat for. Health "There's a Reason" °. WiNia.na Aitchition was elected west - dent of the Border Cities' Boy Scout Counell at a meeting of the • council* held recently in Windsor. Mr. Aitchl- eon. was vice-president last year and has been:actively ideritified with Scout work • in the Border Cities for bear years. -te. was Pres•ident of the Fourth •Troop when it .was organized four years ago. It was arranged at the meeting that • an officers' training oourse be opened in the Border Citiet tor the benefit of young men who .have been Scouts or are interested in Scout work. . . • "Cascarets" if Sick, Bilious, Headachy from the Bowels • • , • . • • - 10 -cent -box now, You men and women Who can't get feeling' riglifte-who have headache, coated ' tongue, bad taste and fine breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are bill - oils, nervous and upiet,-betliered With gatey,' gots:tech, 'or hayeete 'bed eoli:Le-Are yew -keeping' ..eattejeatiele_ Cleare_with Setscarets,. or mernIY • forcing ...a passageway every fete' dayeewith _gaits, cathartic_ pais_ oe _castor Ca,scarets work while e•-ou • sleep; cleanse the sterna -eh of sour, fermenting food and foul gases; tire the excess bile from liver and parry Out of the system all the consttpated poison in the 'bo.welo. •A Cescaret physic to -night will straighten ypu out meeting . _ _ -Cock- Crowing- Beigian---Sporte---- Co• ek-crowieg cempetitione ate very populer, arnong the working classes itt Beigiiure. The roosters'are 'ranged in cases, and Official markers note the umber .91....c.rolvsL_Illte....:coctTh atesed tts girttreinethe most times in an -hoar carr -ter off the prize.' T Soldiers_Learned .ValueLoP F ' The -remarkable increase -In the In., terest whieh Canadians, are taking in. their. forests iS attributed by some to tie fact that menthersief the Canadian -Etcpediti onaree_to red in. theelvar _pante borneewithea---metioncepetiet -of-hew: vital forests are to. any, state, both itt peaee and war. and also hew large a ateleneecteltenit---lit esitmtries---o- . • dense Anfiation is devotetit to icitek culture. This 'is doubtless one reason, - and the rise ie the cast of forest pro duces of all kinds has also been e• con- tributing factor. Perliape the 'chief reason 'elms been the realization by both:eivillenTS and soldiers of the folly, amounting to- crimittality, of allowing a great natnral resource lo -cliatreiY: -ed by tee carelees!haftdlitig 01. ilree • Honey Refrigerator In Hivaa 1.44.the,,,habl-t-x4..bees-to_,place.thetr„. honey in the coolest place in the hive, a,nd-the young inseet e laMtew.trmest,' fareat The greatent drvilack (et the- Medi- tereanean ill planned by •the 'Cloven:latent at '„braplaa: eeever.eiliteete. . ,.- Seartioniike -and go1dlisj.L...4re said to be ib.e only fish that hever Gaily and politically. , , - va,rious.other wa'is• . • ' • After general trying. miefortanes, he „In the Canary Islands the vermicelli-, says, there will be a battle of :Anna- i like illameats are canierted iritio•a de of "the Mighty One of Israel." •• • • geddon, with the entry six years later itici.Pus candyveiling :syrup and eopking: until.. the by putting. them' into The great final coeflict, he says, will 1 8.YrUP''cracks in gold water.' The cattail be waged against • Mohanimedanism ! titus made is. pretty', transparent light allied with tile Soishcniki, which .will : $rell°w la cedGr, and is calISCI'Angeirs . .,- Push in.the direction of the Holy Lind; I liain". • • ' " where, north of Jerusalem, the fight . will be carried to Its predestined end. t "In a certain public park ° there are Four great Powers will be .allied seats around the bandstand with this against the Anglo-Saxons, which 'will I topice postedon them: "The seats in be eatheree agate from all parts of the the vicinity of the bandstand are for earth. 'There will be a British -Israel the use of ladiei.. Gentlemen should victory in.the end and universal peacemake use af them only. after the former are seated." . • • . Remit by e,omenion Expose doney • :The actual weight' • of' the hum. in . •• MONEY ORDERS. brain or the, size of the 'aead no Order, 'If lost or stolen•you get your maileY back. _ sign of special intelligence. • Minardet Liniment for Dlitemper. A pas from Wood e ' . ' „ 'Sulphite turpentine gas given off • A grasshopPer's ears are just below when wood is boiled in, paper -making its knees. . is toed in making TNT. •• - HIS Hearing Restored.. . .The Invisible ear drum invented by A, 0. Leonard,' which is a miniature Megaphone, iittiug inside •the ear en- tirely• out of..,sight, Is restoring the • hearing of' huntaste ereds of people in New. of• Calltannia . . • " Fig SYTiire• •11 yerk City.: Me. Leonard invented this the little testae, is coated, OT 'Hyper drum to relieve • himself 'Of deafness child- is listlesie . &hes; fever.ish, .full and head noises, and it &see this •shof celdor has colic, give a teispoonfid successfully that no. One could tell he , to, cleanse the livor snd bowels, In a Is a deaf mate It is .effectere when -feW hours • you can !tie for.'yourself deafness is caused ' by catarrh or . by. hair :thoroughly it works all the con... perforated, or, wholly destroyed natur. stipation poiscrn wont bile and Wake ar deems. A , request for . informatfoil. out :of- the. bovieiee-and--youe-hiveee to 4. O. Leonard, 'Suite 437, 70. Fifth -wen; pl4ful-ehila.-aiaxn'',-.'F-'--- t- AVenue, New Yprk. City, will be given • Millions .01.ingthers 'keep "California a prompt 'reply: . ' . . odr.t.. Fig, Syrup" hendy.. •Theyl, know a tee ' • 7 • spoonful to -day . Saves a sick Child .to- "iiierrear. "Agit-eaterettuggist'.ber germ- 1:Ii.-a- "qttlifOrill a rig..,Syrur which hie ,direetiOUS fdietablea-nrd•cleildrete 'of' !lenge& printed • on -hettle., • Mother! Yon:meet 'say•Calitottita"'cir you Mai get an ititit:st.i:haflg 7rrnp:. ., 4, AllieriCa PIeao**. Doe ite34114i1L-: . . . • ., nook on • ; • DO DISEASES . • . and Row to Feed ' ldalled .Free.to anyA4.. dress by the Author. ' --.11.3CIIIWYetiRist-C11°Ste'reel-' New York, J.T.S.A._;,,_ Mother! Clean •• Bowelts With • California Fig Syrup ' Ev•en• a*" sick child loves the efruity" LUMBERIVIAN."S- FRIEND:: Thes::`Originat and 'Oniy Genuine ,I.:ARMOUT11,, N.. S. "COARSE - SALT -7--feiRoNtof '8AL-iTt'acfcifitai'-- .e. J. ' CLIFF! • • -TORONTO IJSE SL 'S TO E -BACICS • Otr :Can't dci . your best', *lien --YoUr.=•--back-and- -everY—musete-- . aches with fatigue., • ; SloareaLiaimentifreely,' •_ego_rubbia;, ah4 enjoy a penetrative xiow ef warmth•and comfort. -Good for thetienatisiti; -.sprains and strains, -aches -and pains, sciatica , pore _muscles, stiff :joints and the after effects ofweather exposure. ,For.forty • -rvettr-neighborr---,Krep-Shandy,---. 'At druggists --.-35c, 70c, $1.40. I -.Made in Canada, ,Tiro-Atep Gone, He Eats thing and Feels Fine All . .".the Time Now. . • . •• "I am putting in bill tinte at work • elute- Taniae has got me in, 'Fatah One shape," gald Page; Se.Hanitle ton St„'',Tbrento,,Ont troubles, had been punt* nip down, for elx 'yeant end fiiiitpc. all tha,t :time I 'hardly, knew. what It wa5tq feel:geod.. My stomach was alt • • out .of order and .as regular 'Ita X ate • :anything I had to pay for 'it in staffer- . ing • -There was .a .hurninglIke • Illy Stconagii, I viduldatloat all tip with .gas that nearly put pit my breath and at: times I had Such. senotbering Spell" thal I thought each breath, would be my list I had . frequent attac t dieurnatiem in -both knees and' ankles and' sometimes these spells nearly laid -me out altogether. •nervee. 'Were all. unstrung, was festless• night, long and Could. 'sleep Out and when. morning cattle 1 never' felt* fit for *cirk:. • . • . . eBut 'Pantie straightened. Me out • and today I am feeling tine and in alee solutely •sound health. I have a aerie • • in good APPetitie and %can eatanY,; thing,set 11:efore me and. digeat it as •good as I ever could., My nerves are ,streng as steel and. the theematisna has just about .nOmphitely gone. sleep like e top atid get up inOrnitigs infidy for a big day's *kirk!' • , . • „ ” Taniacis eold by leading 'druggists • evetyWhere! . . Adv.. , • Rer _Magnet. • '. ".• .• .An inventor has 'mounted a entail bar magnet on • a ,hinged .fflapport to pick uP PhemagraPb. -need*. " • Classtfted Advertisement -3.. HELP W4HTED. LADIES 1,VA:::14ED—TO DO PLAIN.' and light Sewing at home, whet& or spare' tittle: good 'pay; work , sent any •distance-; charges paid. fiend stamp or 'Particulars. National" Idanuractur,ing CO., 'Montreal. r • PLAX:Eft PIANO FOR SALE, • DELL PLAYER PIANO IN GOOD , LP condition, with a large number.qf , music' rolls, °for sale at a bargain. , L. Costello, 73 Went Adelaide Street, ' • Toronto. " • - BEL.TING --eon- SA LE • , ALL KINDS OF NEW AND USED belting, pulleys: sews, cable,hose,packine: ' etc., shipped subject to approval at lowest, , prices in Canada. YORK BELTINgi 115. YORK, STREET; •TORONTO. DANDERINE _ N're • StOps Hair. Coming. Out; Thi5kens-,_ 13eautitles. . wedayamivonkl. ..When yottr head is dull and heavy • yout tongue -furred, yourbolvels costive; when you have ndi appe- tite' for food, no strength for work and -no interest in life; your -stonutch is at fault --Yotr,need Mother Seigel's Syrup, which eon - tains medicinal extietts- of more than ten different roots barks and leiereiewhich beneficial upon the cligestiVe or- gans. Sold in 50o. and $1.00 'bottles at drug stores.' 7.92i rifiNWRIPMWMAW iment 3ii-dents buys a bottle of "Danderino" at any drug...store. 7 After- one applies-, _time you can not find & :particle _cite_ dandruff ere a felling •hair. Basidasee''. - every hair, 'shows . new -life,. vigor, Lbrightness._more color ,tt.ti • -.gee... ' The Persians have a different name for_ each „day in, the merith. •• • the Teeth is the only aninini that posSesseit three separate Jaws.- gf till, hope!. It is foolish to be sorry yott canto until you reach the end Of -the road, ' In Italy wheeledtraffic keeps to the left itt the large towns, but- to the ,right in the country. . The nettle, which has eighteen tom. !nen varieties, ia the most. widely spread -of- any-wiie plant. • • E MISERY - -- Removed by Lydia 'E. Pink- . ham's Vegetable Componnd. Mettfordp On1C-1‘ took Lydia E. Pinkha.m's 'Vegetable Comitound 1111111111111,114111110 and 'nervous; backache, and I also ness. I •felt dizzy had a female weak. • •Ne;ier without saying"Bayer.". WARNING! • Untess you see name Bayer on tablets, you are not getting. Atirin at all: Why -take thaUces?. Accept only air "unbroken package" of 13ayer: Tablets (jf Aspirin," which contains diretions and dose worked out by _phniciatts during 21 year and prolied safe by ntillions 'for -Headache- - --Rheurnatistit:' abothache, Neuralgia. Neuritis Earache Lumbago . Pain, Pain Randy' eift boxes of A tahletl-Bottles of ,,q4 the trade Mark (registered in Canidal et 134f.hl Manufacture et ameLtliietaactietterset,ertootattaitltiegiteaocuibdileViaglialtinestkimialtwaedotIlit,inetwhng gabtetAskyiotrittno;n.geractiSontsta; Will be -it -snipe& wititAlielt gerterg irado•nia" 0,0 ,"Sayer Creme was without energy. I had to force tityself: to do my work,. and was--alwaya_tired- Saw' a -Puik-ffam--h-d- , uetttisement_ whIeh indeced tric to take the Vegetable Corn- und; and my hack geadilallY 'ef.oPP.P.d aching ani I .felt lighter in spirite. am recominending The Ve-,,etab14.COm- 'eouu4--w.ithepleasue.e_to meet vLho complain as did." -- MILDRED,' BROOK, Monfort', Ont. •- Woman's Precious Gift The one which libe should most • ously guard is her health, but she, often neglects to do so in season until some ailment peculiar to her sex has fastened Itself upon her. When so affected women may rely upen Lydia E. Pink- hani'a Vegetable Compound, a remedy that has been wonderfully successful in • 'restoring health -4a suffering women. .-- ' if you have the slightest doubt that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound will help you, *rite to Lydia Pc. Pinkhatri Medicine CO. (confidential)„. Lynn,. Mass., for advice.Your letter will be opened, :read and answered by a woulan, and held in erictiatie.:41,enete. -- ISSUE M. 50- *to - -"""'