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STORIES OF: WELL.
KNOWN PEOPLE
:Royalty ;to fhe, ,Reeouo.,
The -rescue of a" drewnihg
bTe
b
lfing 'Chri�'i�d° bf `i)enzfia;,le.� neap'
pAlnno'i�1a'f r�
'•e.W,'.
tiauOO
t•+L! 1.
Iioptriar 'nionarch was the hero;
• • While cruising off the; Danish const.
in the Royal yacht the King' hea .d: the
sound` of firearms, r
•
Cutting through' qulekl
rough the water;;;!
ho
yacht.came up •with-.a=spectacle: '
More • suggestive:, ofthe days ` when
Diracy • was st111' a fairly;r
�.. aspe_ atahle
fei4i thanZei ethe=at'wentieth .cen-:
tory Front the, fleck of a steamer a
• number of men -vver8 .firing on, a row- •
.111g�gPAt' .- e
As • theyacht app'roached,, a girl•:
,juniped•-out of^tile rowingJ,oat,tete-the•
4aea. ;QiIIckly a"reoto ,
r launcl>v Was •low-�
erect• from' the 'Royal yacht,,, andthe,
drowning: fairy one Was hauled aboard
this. by his `Majesty ..in QersOn,'
It was at this -point 'that Aee King
• observed •another boat in- the 'offing
with a' large camera aboard; and die-.
,covered'. that, he had provided the
, movies• with 'a right royal, thrill•.
•
rybody's Memory.
In Eve
• Here is ,a de
John Foster Fra
included many
not
many
more
this
incident wl
"serge -provincial to
S was .du
e, local mayo
e say first.
"Ladies and; gentl
th
0 lecturer We
are
to -night is, a gentleman
known' -in -ever
rightful': story'about'Sir
ser, whose career has
amusing episodes, •but,
amU
si '' t
I'll '
ng, vow„• than
ich happened_. in :a
'ern:
e`, to give a lecture'',
r bad'to have his
salsa, he 'said,
bout
stento
whose 'name
Y"9sa rtes frth e=glil b e
r'
is 'of Siberia,
uialayas,: the
t -there 'is, 'in,
Amid the. frozen ese
a
the hili tops of the Hi
; ::grim •=regions of''Tibet
fact, no quarter of the' e
•
mouth, 'east, or west„ whe
d
is. no
t known wn and respect
and. gentlemen, '}`'have mu
in int
rode ,ing to you' 'Vfr. '
sr--er'--Mr. John 'trotter:":•
Lord Renfrew. •
a
n
• in
:packages
k
a
s
e.
Manufactured by' ImpertaW Tobacco Company,of
Canada Limited
Snrnarne. S
and
TherOr
BATES
Vaelationa-Beatty, Batson, 'Sateen.
Racial Oriyi.n-English.
arth; ..north Source-�A given name..''
re hie' Heal ,'
e The_ following 1'aniil '' n
g y soles are all
I
ed.
,,: Lade
es
develo i
Heats •oP
P the ,'
Mac 1
pleasure Bartholomew; 1
c us natural.
ly lent itself to ,violent variations from
the -original form,•'particularly When .it
-is- retrtembered--,-that--in eethe-M-ield e -
Ages• the '�individual writer came ' rett
P . Y,
.near, to `spelling as he ,pleased.:.
in Lithuanian Bal.tromejes .and:': in
Illyrian Vratolomije; all of them forms
wu•fc,h ver• few
Y .persons.'in'this coun-
• try would think' of connecting ;With
Bartholomew, . '
g van name of;' -
ar
00
m
ew
a.
n
am
e
the
noun • PE
d a R
nd K
IN
8
er-
Mr --:
un '
usual
spelling
A of 'which Variations gt
j
'=
Pierce, ' Pierson , Pete
Parkins, Park, 'Parr.
••The" Prince of' 'Vales likes
ling "like_ .any other'Johnnie;
sometimes .carries' hi
s zeal to an
ing lengths. r. A, train-tra .el
Y ler novas
• • Prised ,net ton'g'. ago A to find .hj
.'els-a-vis With the Prince at' Lunch
the Prince insietin
g. at the end, ou
• eerferegarding himself' as his 'gue,
and,. if the, story' of, a certain; Canadia
1minigratien,ofcer'is :true,.the Petrie
filled-in
the information form at .Que.
bed
with all the serious precision of a
- traveller ',whose confessione.aibum" was
really required by the authorities,; As
.-"Lord Lord - Ren frew"=his . nom -de -voyage
r -be ansysered . the following goes-:
,travel--�
and
:
rpris-
sur-
n,seif
eon
the
t,
tions:
Present oectipation? Nothing
Future occupation, -Nothing
Purpose of ,coming to Canada? -To
enjoy myself. . •-
Amount -of cash? Enough 'for my.
present needs.' -
Can you read?. Yes-------
.;.hat.language?-Som0 Live of "them:
-Tile-answers-were quite' satlafaeto y,.
and he was allowed' to proceed on his
.rayl,
;Before Winter.
,September, October' and• November,
They are fearless, '
• So now while the smolder'of leaves:4
the..di(.rhe3.
With; teng'ues',of flame and fire' '
Utters- words .of autumn prayer,- -
;Let you, my neighbor, and •I,
,Go •through the silence oY the tented'
. evening • corn.• ` -
I et us .light a fire• at the n- ;- of pie
fields'and the. 'woad -'
.And 'let us stand round .ft watching the.
leap, of the.sletdows,
• Saying, over and over to _Ourselves, `
"This Is our mother our sky 'mother:
autumn,, -
k tehe<•-:b-:ethadowa_,nnd.waeatht ail
'about us, • , d
Who fills our hearts with theNglory'•of
• dying ,-. • •
And seethes its with' the • promise of
• -n .. show." •
-
We thrust our hands into the•_�tneinory
of the night' - '
:And grasping the hands of•• aur earth
fathers/ earth motli_e,rs, .,,
1'1iey Wlio'were loyal,:
We stand till the Met flare and' flicker
yields to t e darkness, •
.And the darkness is peace, •
Racial :OrlgIn-Medieval: EngIiah:.
Source -A given name '•
Perkins, with its ;'many variations;
a,surname which' takes its, :ori origin
As .a'given Ham's Bartholomew. is of the given Heine g o
of, Peter,-.
Hebrew origin: Like other . Biblical'
,In some •oP', the
it senanies.,the Angl
man•4, teet as bfg as those , o! ';a, hu- °Self Adjut:f ng ' Wielnch it
A fault~ ln: 8* cable ,run>aing m froI Success.
Englagd to portugal" was, di tgnosed as ' . One Or the handiest Yankee
being .:die to oysters which had en-" Yet devised is a: self-adjusting wren
crusted themselves•• le large quantities - that 1s able, to grip Malt nuts or la g
round the sheathing,; .while in; ,a11- ones, and: even'se#se and hold e
I other instance: the: carcase ot'a whale: to .one and, one-quarter Inches lip
was;' found ta.be the obstr ",- a r;� " , P
: = • _•:_ '° - �� ueti�n�, ;. �, te. ,-_Tte�netr•-wre ..., .•
.. �- ,�,��.�. . , �. � ... . nch has. a�: cu
ak k
xy, P � 1.
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1 .
j
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f+ `���
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-: sig..: :ti
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+-f r� '� u.�K..:..`,'��'?x.�^-•��•,�.c1".,'nw .-., g ..^s-",��,'' 1 ,.•G "-)u`�'�!.''� e '.; :`"aIY+IT?tlr``l�+t�%�..
• Ii3IC.. r ' ed` by two :claws „oF li ,
' - airs;=of--dilferen
.en
1 h
. �' Tlie:^'
a
.: _ e eta '
Tern e Ne .. , ., _. are.
l . wsa .�� nn
m e
.. hl
c . ct
Idi' W ch was opened , by•a atqut, ePrittg.. Once• it:tia$, $ripe,
to the.;pubiic.or Leede recently, tee th
been:.calls : � �+ e• bolt or nut,, the ha
the• Ham t , , herder h you tur
., .P.onGouit of he theA . , . . u
North ",and it must certainly rank as it wrench .the tihhter e holds., ,Y
e serious . rival of the i" "" .eases: instantky ••when J1ie r
_. _nc crit pile in sure�is �u`the.#ievC�e •w$y. :: '" D '
the" outskirts of Lan o
...
Mrs' Dyer fell Ott, to 72
tool., Lbs; Gains. '3
ch Qh
#
r e ` f • 'P'or nearly seven • yearn', recent- Man times, I . c
yp lY• .6414 Mrs, ,Katie ,l yr,, of 27 Rail- 'broth t bald not "'even •hg tai&
d hand, ,toast an my stomach anQ r''
Q , I:...ad•.asufe ,restful`. e�lv h .
, • e w o
ul
d ,ii
Iea� • I► t
r1 ,� o Come t0> finer
d iron! a ,complication, 0t. tcoltble ,, :,'Keith r
a •Decutfar� , ?.�Ael'l z �,li�t ,t m *. !y
he :, 1' --- { Hie o '�! ,-.
P n" �
]dr1 l . -
� � iso
f w'
',t,,.,.C',.`M ,, ..c_. a .N ,. .. I . .v'Y` ... +q
�,P
�•., . d �• •fxi'Yytr�. fl�yvrie sal• *OW .. _ �.. ,.. �
g.0
feeling Fts Hae as: i elver a!lidiv
t, inPietejyt o... ; in "my fife: and ant wei hi - , ..
ed• . .When. I .began tal�in .--`1'a _ ..... . 15 oB alAe--lrnsir -,..- �;
.... g alae. I tired 'and fl .
ve. ounds
mil ., p whi '
nl cb
w
m
ed Y Shed. seventy-two, pounds, and ; me. heavier than I ever wee befor
n i' had been en. weak and nervous; for •, can never" praise Tenlac' enou h "
et.nearly two menthe g .-
that 1 had to. bei Tama. is f
asses ed' Lro , t � . - .. or sale, : bR ail good; drnF ; .'
ea . a- ked ni'.my bed. to: niy eha r' g_iste:_ .Accept:. .,.....
P no snrbstitnte,
d n, which was,' s , x 111.
built by. Cardinal Wolsey and refitted,
h Hs
y Henry VI T Eor.`_ fie .ownedarling.
Anne Boleyn "_
.Its••iooks, pictures and an'fine'
tque
'ti,Nhings are! a+orth:� a:`fortune and .are
BARD:
now' ':
the property °of. ES
the Cor' or tf •: Ls+
p a on
of, i:eeds, • 'which body ' obtained „the
0
nCanadian an
n
n@ `vea
r� dfa
, • , ; ',e Y generous_ ;from •; Ii fall weather, le extremely.'
Hon. ;Edward• Wood, Minister of Edu- hard on little ,ones: •• .One day it. •ie
cation;, the latter having to relinquish warm, and bright and the next wet and
wwing, to the greet ,burden cold: • These" suddenchanges.,bring on
the estate o
of -post-war :taxation sa colds, prampg; end c li
Ys a London4 c, And: tiniest'
ON
despatch;.' '!'here is'a � baby's little- stomach '
the, .park belongingto'the corporation•,. resale may.be;seriops. There is'•noth-
and a echemeis on foot to 'establish, a Ing to equal .Baby's Own Tablets ,in
model• municipal dairy farm there. keeping the; little ones well:" They
Not, every lover of "Ivanhoe" knows sweeten the. 'stomach, regulate the
series., of booklets .for;_- mothers' an
taLfieas s pr pared, for-distrifiutlon
this, department, and ;these" ''publics-.
tions "have been'sent, to rho
homes:;•
ivands of'..
• But'the provinces• -have a.:hes•"ter•
responabillty t the mattErl Af.:heaIih:,-
Witat .era some • of• fhe� 14,444,
following ; 'for"• they are
8 the 'reduction '.of ma-'
ternal"deathsP,.
Some are increasing the numbers
of «their public 'health. nurses. ` to-
d His_Care
T - -bad- -
0
has
�a
m.
ba
d
habit:
01
It
starting something,"
I .,"F`erhajg: that -s
second—hand car • hi-'.
bought Will .cure him '
All By., Himself,_ -
Teacher -"Willie, your ,month`;'
open."•.j
Little Willie -"yes, mien, I 'know,
I opened it 'myself." '
herd of ca•ttle in I ah is kept• right the are eatabllahing ennui
Il
that matey of the stirring incidents •in.
that •romance take place in the court-
yard of Temple 'Newsam. • Sir. Walter
Scott visited the, '. ,historic Jacobean,
mansion, and 'was so 'impressed with
w th
Its er
4ec
P t 'environment ver
onment Lor •.:a story
that "he : took Temple Newsam for the
locale . of the' chief ,• Beetles of 'Ivan-
hoe,'' the, name- becoming..' •"T;eniple
The mansion "' fitted in exactly be-
-cause se it :received'-1ts real nanYe from
thef'c
a t that it had'.or originally 1g 1 been. en•t
e h
site• 'of an ancient e.
priory..:gf:•the
Knights Templar:: .: , .. ,
WQRKWORN.WOME
N
bowels, break •up golds and make baby,
thrive: :The- Mets a$.•solii by medi-.
cine- dealers or by; mail at 25 ceits;a
box. `•from The. Dr. Williams` Medicine.
Co.; Brockville, • Ont. ' .
F
or
the -.
Canadian'
0
,L ;.
Mother.. er .
It
$
a,
matter er`
of
interest re t
s to note
the relative' esteem in ' •which ' .Cana-
dians hold increase of'Canadian popu-
la
do
n
b
im•
mi
r f '
ton
Y. g
aand i' r
no ease
by natural processes: 'Although•every-
where'
'hp'
s•
P ervice.-' is given•
tit 'the
Principle of healthy increase of Ca-
nadfan,,-population- -by natural"'pro ,
cesses--,.we-efi-nd ii�we-cormid•er ni
•os its
P on Pritinkly ands from a.detached
viewpoint, ,that we` are' actually begd,,
"erg more effort to. attract: outsiders .
,toto..the more' lin-
Portant e
a n
0
g ss
re; of Holine and•Chi our country :than t th
ldre or
n to
Of P nt
dot
P
" 5 m k! it p able
' •-ten Causes a'Breakdown. Por our own Canadian P iIi t !
crease
1
n '.healthy 1 p+
re, Tlielwotnan at home; deep.*'lio Pproprlatio -'
holuse. ns r. the promotion -'of
d „duties and the :cares of: metier -
The
.� immigration" "ro e"
r P j cte'are a greatAeal•
hood,' needs ,occasional het`arger than. th
her -in - P to keep .. a gomlifned ;provinnsal
in good health."Th appro r1
e ,deme ds niacin P ations for
n, . , P .the conservation
a mother's, health: are many, and,sever.e, of health a.' fact' Por
•-• Hero which no' one
m. wn';health trials and. her.' •child but the people:'0? ,Canada ills •
re'n.'s Welfare exact neavyare to •bl mselves.
tolls, while am'e,:
hurried meals broken. Important , oken rest and much Portant as -our? i'mn
ti" b
Ca
-,,.o
a ..
- '•r
m � ea -
o
n
nor
ma it
'Federal al�
m
a
ma heelitals #n
Verrone Iocaliti e + i'EA
e where mothers may. � •. M
receive adequate care; Saskatchewan order,'
fe..trainingd -nursing housekeepers 'who' 1I_
!will' enter rural homes and take em-
cient charge of the whsle family while
the mother regales •her'etxengtti, The,
Red Cross and, the Victorian Order
of °Nurses " are. 'saving the life and
health of • many •mothers;;,
aII
IIf!
These•^ are' 'beginnings.
ally,.
'good' go b
e
inat
But •
g n
yet
Y we
Ar
e loving about flue
mothers out of. every thousand , who I'
give birth 'to 'a child, and:for no, rex,,-,
son •at all except that our `mothers
have 'not' been.'taught'' to. observe
simple health
1°ti
le
s
or
they
h
,rules,„ have not
rec
slued
r
0
D er•
P: care befo a •••
and' after delivery, r during.
1'Y. Th,e;. reined if
i_n_ Our own-. Y ea
hdnds It�e. to be found:
�n.
8•
d
amen
fl !o
ria
creased e.,ro, ,
olio,
o'.
r ealth'•work by. provincial.
governments and a' determination, toy'
keep on:. extending government .a
voluntary inaternit .: ..and
unlit 1 . Y, welfare
e er =
Y fa
Y 3nf1:.' •
,yin Canada- is within
each of proper :help.•
T
Tor
wa
has; as•
orfalit '' reduced her maternal
y from., 8, per 1,000 to' 2.3 per
;000. • Canada- can •reduce''her 'm'-
jstnal mortality. :from li a
Per Der .1,000 to'
p, . X,000.1f Canadians: insist
, I _ on'' its .
•
always
•
-. WANTED.
ENGINE, 12X12 One "
Reid Bros., Bothwell,' Ont.. ;,
Amor
loaie Pioneer.Coos Remedies
Hook,: w.•
DOG' DISEASES
boa nov M J'MO• • -
salsa ere., to •a X411110
esthe
Anther.' er.
D. CLAY GLOVED
IDS We.t e
was wi
de
s r e
ad
in
names,P medieval, ,.Saxon,inijueuce can be traced, and 1
England;•where'the Anglo-Saxon trend;', others' "that" of 'the ,
toward short forms of name Norman I'renc
h" -
h
own o t e populer 'fot•m of "to distinguish. which
1-• influence pre
1
2
''Kee ( �
P M nard s• Lint
meat Ing •the house.
rt'ie
�' co
ntentrnent, depends iso .
iigra hen ,, ro t on
indoor Irving 'ten le D what we have; a •tub'
n - n8 d to Weaken ms ere,' it wa! lar
her.' No is un enol
doubt 8'e h•
stir -
S
,•. ' mor• lin:. II , ,
Y e i f
h ,wonder the: woman at h • portant ' that m Por. Diogenes but a 1d" `-•'
, 01113 �,
s, owever, :w file in still' ethers' -there is nothing`'indisposed: through weaknes
broil#g11t it d t
„Bt ,.
dominated. ,
As the famll name
y developed It•
0
P d m Peter, t'
er
� a
h.
rt'•'.
.G st1
an• name, 1e
so
n
j one
it .4t. took . I.
the varlo ' " r , � � rong � out Eur
son,' "Bentson,' "Bateson," •'Beaty-` open in the early d h
I•
e us forms of:"Set- of the most popula th h
ays wen the
re
• son; etc: ligious• authority'of' Rome 'was • recog-
Thee •dro.ppings:of the ending',".son I;nized-.universally'in . all. ,leads,'owing
front 'Beattyson" !eft Beaty -or Batty', to the.,prenfinence,of St. -Peter' as the
and Bateson"'minus .the "on" became �' chief of the, apostles' .and the founder
B tee The variation 'Betsee 1s' due' i''o? popes later, after:. the Recornla-
doubtediy to a change in spelling j ;tion ,ft,. los' Somewhat of `'its pope -
r it had become a family Name" clarity," though,;, it was far too wide=
re it not- for•the fact that the, wee spread by thattime -ta be eliminated
s name '.Betty" is acotnparative as' a given name. ;By,this time; •also,.
odern•. derivation •from Elizabeth:' its crystallization :Into:. various family
d not take place Until after thel names -was well under''Way -
,un
:tate
We
man
ly;m
and d
period
..formed
-the--belie
least' B
"Betty's s
'It le int
variations.
tholomew, -
dissimilarity
pear the fora
Bayarian,' B
and - Wabin
in •which 'family, 'names- *ere
th rem •might•be,grou'nds•-for
'
f'that in some' instance's -'"at
etson is. a• dev:elop'ment of:
en," i.he ;softer 'Pierce shows ,the French
resting to note some.: 'of the `'influence, , and finds• somewhat 'of . a
Perkins (Peterkin's.'son) is'stainped
with Anglo Saxon influence,:: in•.�the
`diininuitive ending ''kin,"The "k" in
other .variations is a. remnant et this.
of the 'given • name of Bar,
for. `they, show. the widest
in .form, , Inv :German ap-
s Barteld•and Mewes; in
artehme, Wawvel, Wabel:.
lin-Rtssiati, Vartolomei;
counterpart in the „ilemee of • Pierre
Hence -Parit:in's,,..undAnally-Liia-ride
TO ENGLAND IN A
in. spite Of Ilia ra
by wireless.; the *mid
niere
th'an it has ever ;been.,
IA noW the, largest eable
land, to. Far. leockatetty,.,L
pid strides 'made
r•aea system. Of
ladt which'
yleg. or what
hi the World,
meg Island,
More than, 1,8004)00 pouiri
ta-percha, 4,000,000 pounds
ani110:0-Odniffe-s-Of iron end
were used in the corietrection
martunotli cable, which ,will
able' of transmitting hundr
stepped' in, this Utile. so effectively'
;that the. project Was ,iihandoned., The.
chief istectrician ruined 'the -cable by
vvorking it with' too' high a • 1.
elapsed that further efferte weremade
"to IlnkEngland aed,Arnerica by cable,'
-the warle7beingeecerrie:CI-outeby.- the'
'bre-et Eastern. ;Over a t,housand miles
et,. cable .•*eiret.' laid; then i,a,einap • ocL .
cuffed, :all'attempte it picking Up the
'anetlier cable was.'laid„ the older cable
efterivardei being:located and spliced.
By -the -.end .the -seventies font.
cables were operating ,.between the
" '°t title ceiintriee the tete] length of labia
13f 'c6PP--914---, liruee,,arthe'•pre's—ent, thaw being over
teel wire
of.; the g.enins ;Of both' British.
'A • Vegetariart had. an ablating ,ex,
joined fOrees at a VCrY early ,stage.
went- to a 'los titurant, and' ttibir.,it
teat: next ta a stranger.;•.' The' vege-- between the Seuth. Friteland and :Sal.
Wits • fejeriout, and 'that the..hunia ' Battle' Against °di"'
diet ShOtild
eat; teeetee-eynn Joe yeare eget, Ahereeis stirring: -Steil.'
h e ea. 1.)., .1:eell. tie; ,x4nige, t. :hot:: ( ,:ief ff p;.rcaenl,:11,i;., :int kc ill ,n4:„.„. tut::
hv ,/ 'Voyages.. occupy :from two Men tb s tea
is, often' . . our probl or was too lit.
e for
Alexander, ---Agar.
.an
d in'
i
an '
s t
.hea I
d
f
ems of:•maternal tle
aches, backaches. and ,nervousnes
,Too' many .women accept 'these visit
tions, as a. part of the lot' of "•inother-
hood., : But `many. and varied as her.
liealth,.troubles are,. the cause is aim
- we are•iiegfven full, Ym-
mediate
and
s. • continuous :attend • A• reat'm
on. In g .. an marvels 'that'
th • .the. worl
e d
fl
rst
':
a- place, w •'
e fin•'
d a hi
,the"
t.o ma-
ternal m - ea
a t.'
6T
than that of' -England and 'W I '
ple relief at' hand.- When well, it' 1.,highr than thet of Nerway,,,higher
is the woman's good blood thai keePs -I matt, that of a.,good inimleer. et &min-
bleod- rich to 'reneve'her health., The h
her well; when ill' she must 'Make her i t,rioeteii.4twth.91°4te 4waevigiar-.60.Y0;i1thelrerciaiutis.:.
woinari,,neede rich blood and plenty
er -than similar -deaths for .1921: And
the tragic, yet hopeful, feature of the.
situatioti 'is _that; a -large percentage
.of 'these deaths -n .great 'deal More
. . ere is one Nay to get ,this'good
blood So necessary to .health, and that
is- threugh the ese of Dr. -Wilyams'
Pink These enrich the blood,
and throggh their use many weak, ail -
Yourself .end Your . family :to ,give.':Dr.. gi,N,e,n inn tainodn..
are
ame Pink Pills a. fair, teial" ;available; and if thereis ea,reftil sepere
mall 'at 50e 'a ' box frorn• The Dr. We. „it,ishhe:n•men'ift.
try will: dielinieh:altheat to the vete
••-•?F:igifirr-451iiihrifnri;7.1n7" this' generation,
-then; has becarae-bne.,of.dissenileating
anceeoe: theeelinple, yet' Vital of
hygiene, and-4ff previding adequate
eare of the eXpeetant Mother end of,
the, Mother who has' alreadt given,
birth to e :If there ...were to
these neceisary conditions lieniet„ we,
dal bepartMents :Of 'Health .cduld. ex,
tend their aCtiViileiLSOLas to reach
meet rernote,„,an _fear ul,moth
What has.'been.: done already?
mothere evailable to any parent *lie
llama. Medicine .Co„.Brockville, Opt.,
'One of the most eitraordinary cases
cif-whateMay --be-calle-d an accidental.
invention -is -that -of . A,
man ;named Wcitildhave was oat walk -
old 'wqman- to her li t Can, of
water whieh she had filled by means
Ora broken -wooden bowl.
„The bewe was fleeting en -the:Sur;
the woman, yVeuldhaVe tureed neer
with his' finger. It immediately -rightt,
peated the -'perfeirmaace; t it
lifeboat, .,which was ',designed ,by wee:
What he'llate, discovered was. that
shaped like.oneLlialf_ef-a basin could teings..weine, every ..,,e,epeefant ineteer
fleet erilY With ;its convex. surfaCe should dp, , 1:t •tena'Aiso to ,
downwards: •.A -boat thade"orr:th...Ate I for, a vw..); xotag inenni„ A:., whole
lines -ca.ritiot remain' upside down for • .,
.If- ion Want a .nisty fan; juinp' at
.0 ear,. Might and. llegtai4jid
Mother! .Give Sick Baby .
Bahies and Child- ;
Ng other l'axative
regulates the ten-,
der little 'bowels,
liver, and 'bowels acting Without grip.
mist upon genuine "Celifornia 'Fig,
- eat never become bfrils," ansWered the
arctic, iiccOnitriedatingly come te our
were every .„ ring -and atiturn.
il
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,Aniericalic *ere lent fee :the pierpeee
6f leYing the 'table. Which eitapped
had tO he Made, and the etteMPt Wale
cable; •hreke. eirale. The' ends, ,Were
'elelieede'etter 40111Y Of Atiferat days,
ahogt, by ',the' action of the sea. Chafe
:Mg le a...mai:et *tent mite of tronble,
Which' a. eable .beee
chi de, Interruptibri the SerVidene
Cables.. Hundrcide Of Miles :cage
hrealcdn tis by biting:- into the: eahle
and„.Upsetting the MA11146'0)1, in the,
cable In *bleb were einhedded:,
Pete your mit-of-town accolints. by 1
Dominion Nxpress Money .Order.'• Five
'Weildeeful Invention:
an 'alarm clock Was • boeght "and pre -1
0
Get :quick re I ief. Rub
nose inside `and -out with
entholatum
At Drug Otoreo„ Welke for Free anniOle,"
seat;ed to, the, girl, With the.Words: Ont.. , Box 3g
fire
, y online by seven;
: Mary examined It, and '
,'''"„TheniC Yoe, mum.; it's, Very
thing worthy of their tigents.
Ask for MinarcPseand_take no other
THE
atILDRENS
COUGH
REMEDY
SPIRI
y `4Bayer" and Insist!
Toothache
oth
a h•
c e
'Bathe •the face: If ,there is a cav-
ity i n
i the he tooth place in it Piece
of cotton saturated with . Minard's:'
r NARD"-
tINIMEN
Bow to, Purify
the Blood
"Fifteen to thirty drops of Extract
pi Root, cemmonly called Mother
Seigel's Curative Syrup, may be.
taken in water with meals and at
bedtime, for indigestion, consti,
pation and bad blood. Persist -
lace in this treatment will giee
permanent relief in nearly every
case." Get the genuine at
druggists, 50c. and $1..00 botdes. ,
On retiring, gently rub emote of
dandruff` and itching with Outten:hi
Ointnient. Next morning shampoo
with Cuticura Soap and hot waiter,
using plenty of Soap. 'This treatment"
thics much to keeprIthe 'Beall) clean
sone 254 Ointatent25 and See. TalinnOSe.
toF115 Limited, 344 St. Pad St., W., Montreal. •
1.1111FmCisticurs Soap shave* without mug.
OTHER OF
TWIN BOYS
Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham's Vag
general run-down condition folloWing
Would:be the."otily thing tO build me Up.
1 arri':ture he 'aright; for I ani feeling,
•. mqh better and: atti ie Weight,
paakage , Or on tablete, yeti. ere not get... Mended the Vegetable. C.'ompotnid to my :
aide. by .atilli4ne Peeecribeit by
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