The Lucknow Sentinel, 1924-05-22, Page 7,?
ONLY BUTT' QN
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Soii1et41ng clinked on the Alpez. of
the caisand half adosen people stopp-
ed dsTsn to 'find that' which was lost.
All mccent the loser. • ,
"Pleasedon't worry about finding
it•" she said apologetically, ',!Itrj. was
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•
only g batted!"
•,Wheroupon the searehers str ht-
heirl-baeksas- .hr -tai., A reement
ah•
ats:a•shutteilaT4.4,Ing=naats_wartla...
This is a comnion attittido, fo•
pjo are apt to regard buttons as In-'
, sigu licant items, acanetimea 'useful,
but therwise uniaterestiag. ' Which
Is as wrong af3 can be, for the evolu-
tion of a button is full of unexpected
parvels, and a button _factory, presale
' thpugh it may sotitid,. has romance ia
• eyery.corner of it.. '
" The gepgraphy of. a button glone
',.•;e9reinande. attention, 'for the materials
tined for the Malting. of these everyday
" articleSsconie from allSOarts , of the
„earth, and travellers • are .constantly
• journeyingsintd, strenge' comitries iu
_ .order that atiPalieh'MaY...11,9.t. tall stlOri.
In Western Australia there are'the
great ,pearl fisheries where mother-of-
pearl, one of the basic. Materials for
buttons, Is found. The epaleseent
shells are graded and sorted before
. being packed into sacks and crates for
oxport ,and there have been times
Five in. One Family Are
Helped--1VIOther and Father
Give Details
just want to be on the go all the time.
I have alsootaken'Tanlac to build me
up's-and it never seems to fail." ' •
"As ,to my Persottel'eXPertetiee ,with
aaid Mr. Kaahe, "t simPly
The Vain° .of 'Tanlac' as a' family 'cent exprss 1i Nv.ordPthe great 4e1P`
medichie ;tad ,torilis_Lagainisery-foree-1 save inebiry-ara0rwas-
„f4k1ly-derniiiTRTit.- r•I'his time ,in, the yietini of hells; actually having, ftftys•
home, of tsar, 'arid' Mniss..I.Oaepli___E„syl
t.iessassns anctaeSaa playad_ointsahat„,
,Ica'iLk.sFs24-4344C414,Wk*sseF'-..*3, fitOnstsl,P46 legall14041,:t1WPAT.4-74x9•00.9E-4W4s.
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MII.W.M.ereitiktlfer4attl, another ;Ind r4y:'-etiffering,-:'Wee.."alatentsainbotirgans,
oVery. member rthe feraily'haye been 1 cared, littie for loosis'auffered
benefited, .by the whOlesottie .and, help, •seYere headaches. :and atotimpli pains,
ful lagrddietits of the ferapue, prepare- and got, se Weak and, aerveus that I-
dea. s felt discouraged, • • •
Recently, in apeaking" for herself. sT.atilac •corrected-- my; stomach
and chitdisen,.”Mits icaake salds. "For disorders: ,welseup appetite,,
more than g Year our three littlennea cleansed iny 13,1°Pd' and toned '1"1.y•
age 6; Elwyn; andalgargar- system sothat th bolis wbut. awaY,
-ite, 2,s -shad, been -so pegitedsand-Ilfes and nettling of -.the-kind has, 1)Otliereit
less. ,that -we were..seriausiy 'worried sae since., I have gained ail lbe„, and
about thein. Their,atOinachs were :up- r eat, sleet?' and feel'dike, brand new
set appetite's poor the -Color hadleft marl •Wehave glyen ,Taniac. a fair
oletr);
.”ghta..were'••-rest-0
. 1'41 And found it Woaderfilli and if
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the day they would anyone 401.4)4, our statement they can
Nat mope areitild,' taking no intereat Write VersOPalV• We wouldn't thh-1/'C
Play ,ortaYthing ••• • ,!'s -ofbeing withoat Taniac."
"They .hegan to eat -and sleets better- ' Tatilae IS for SalesbY all gond drug -
almost from, the first dee°. of Tenlac„ gists: Accept no .aithatitute. ; Over
caonud14141;rafiticl•e:iooker:etea
uPiiietlivfrer
. agnrillineYoerg. 40 sold.bottles eel •
active ,children in all Detroit. -Theis Tanlac Vegetable • Pills for consti,
eat raveaceslysthe,celor ,Of,liealthhais lititlea, Made and recommended by the
returned to their chealte, 'Aed they Inanntaeturers of :TANI:AC, • -
when little, pearls, which have evaded
the lynx eyes of the, "fishers," have
,been found in the shells when these
, 'packages have been unpacked in Lon-
, Ion factories. •' • • • .. •
I3uttons from'Nuts, Apples, and Milk.'
Vegetable ivory, another leading ma-
terial 'front which buttons are Made,
-is collected . chiefly in. SOuth America
and. Africa.' From the former conies,
Lhe corozo nut, the commonest sort of
, vegetable ivory, while Africa grows..a.
-as-Orange sawhieh 'due -eouree-
hardens to the hardness of ivory:
•Thoueands of these nuts and apples
are converted Into'litittons every year.
CoMpressed" casein; that is, •dried
milk treated with acild and subjected
std high hYdrau116 pressure, -Is being
used extensivay , for buttlenanaking 'rhe wife .df -a railroad einployee re
• •staalay; though a quarter of a century 'ports a thrilling adventure in this con.
•ago, this •subStaace., was 'unknowns: alectiOn- Mrs: McLean -left her: hern• e
Some of these "milk buttons" are very
• beautiful. -
• Lions and Leopardi Ravage
• , North Rhodesia Farms,
Farmhouses in the bush berdering
on the northern • Rbedealan frontier
have recently.been.ip a state 9f siege
owing. to the activities •of lions. The
animals haydome out of. the jungle
In daylight and attacked the farm ani-
mals, carrying off Settle of thelll,
lw some' cases the natives working
'on sthe-fans hav e -been attacked, -and
several' have been killed. • The lions
are often jellied by leopards -and have,
appeared in. such numbers:that the set=
tiers are forced tO,go about only •la
large groups and to. keep a constant,
•guard over Weir familtee and Stock:
At Garu.so on e, bicycle to visit neighs
' hors: Reaching a river she found two
,large 'lions on the bank. ,She was to
near that she c'ould not retreat and.
preptired'aofight for ,her life, but at
the 'first shpt the animals :ran. She
,then' proceeded • and •shortly came
acresaa big, leopard eatin
Opards.-alasotana e. a .hasty getaways
but foilsmen , Mrs.. McLean for. smile
time.• „
buttons are n,sade tn a single.facter'ArriVirig_asts_thes_farm--she-sfouadsit-
. sityleaschanging-witireirery seaman and had been attacked;for'seieral weeks.
• , being well ahead Of time. ,The, buttons by the animals and Many cattle' had• ,
been lost. • Next day she was escorted
back to her home by a -neighbor And
cape, was probablyalue to the fact that
the anitrials had eaten their flit of oxen.
, • The procesSes -of .button -making are
mOre complicated than one might
guess. A button manufacturer with a
. final for statistics lately prOved 'that
over thOusand different things .han-
• pened before ascertain button could -be, Put on the market.
Button-making-hrlargeiy woman's
leb,, and hundreds et differertt torts of
. for ' Decembe.r, ,1924, . -for Alletance,' are
g:
manufactured in early sPrin. " To
simplify counting buttons, ..aconiput- ten natives, who; on,leavingMrs; Mc -
When' May Rid :in.
Ing :scale ••ii usedHa. single button in Leanfound they had beentracked all
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. (England)-.-
the.,iniall. Beale being equivalent to', ittheway by lionsMrs McLeans es . Wheil May ride e in, rejoicing',
gross. of buttons In the Main -scale.' The speckled .thrushes ,sing,•
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The buds .bin-st forth to greet' her
Music Was Created for
.. . . . •. The scented blue ring.; .
* Children. •ISPLENDID '1A4XATIVE.. While lower:softer, music, '
froria th,e Pearly .bell's
1NIllefe Is not merely . a privileg,e to Chi•mes
• he 'enjoyed' by those children • whose ..FOR TH1414., BiBy Of.,lilies-of-the-valleY, •
• .
, ,
- parents may hapPerstes.be in a position That haunt the leafy della.
to npay for their ,training and .for the •Mothers /should ,. constantly be On In raaak .a. sheltered hollow,', „
necessary instrument MuOc is . the
'S.birthright.. Misic was created guard in keep ba,bY's. bowels worklag Palewoodruffstars are, sweet
childa
for him, for it was here when he ar- freely', and. his stomach sweet, for And blue 'ground-ivy,'.carisets ..
ainetentheof, the ailments from which The earth,beaeath.•her feet,
. rived. Music was in the world h"..---a-m-Alatle , ones •suffer : are caused by de- White -silvery .willows shiver ,
the eentingef man It 4 waS here in the :rangements, of..,' the ''. sterniicli,and ..• By many :a shads., Poet
4 ......sisingingsbirdss_ta_thesamstlingsefathe vowels. - Babars-'0wn Tablets' are A Andgolden king ahimmer
',.leaves, in she whispering's of the,wind, spiendld 'laxative, for the baby. They •., Aboye. the waters cool. '
:and , in the riming streams... '• : •''.
are mild bal.:thorough; contain .aeiths
4) ' , ',
-...nlY -tWo• Per •cent. of the •chltdren .er opiates nor ..aarcottcs, and are ' stb-
WhenMay rides inrejoicing
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are ton 'cleats -the, other ninety-eight: &Mete's, • guaranteed to, be safe and The snowy tawthpra.lioWers
per cent:shave SOme inusicalcapacity efficient,for either the rieWbora babe Breathe Incense sweet around 'lie'', '
.' And.frem•liet'verdapt bowers'
, t's/rig, degrees nifterally, but they er.the.gre
,iv.ingsehlId. sBy their action And always i
In van the fine -spun dark
readily to ,mathematice than ethers; out ,coustipation ' ands., indigestion:- The meiry•caelioon'.inlisle , •
reco
• Reechoes all day long, . . , recommend Dr 'Williams' Pink Pill
Between the leaI see Its
ves:
: all have it. &Mlle,. will take more, on.the•bowels and' stomach they drive..
for the treattnetit at anysuffering 'Thtireless, gleamingfrie.ndlytree
Who again may become .mora•eflicient' brealr'uP:Coltis and siniPle fevers and And in the grove and .coPpiee, , . ' e ,- •
We ;hear the blackbird's' song.; , . from
ana:enata." .. ' 1 . .. .' - . That quide,;Cach••captains enterPrise.
easy... The Tablets are sold, by, •medi- .
. ., . • . , ,
,Oae..atea.dfaSt light SS Poised; o'er all
In s literature,' in history; , or in, lank- Make the ..dreaded teething period
But, because, all .941,1drea hayes„Inet...cine dealers.!arshy mail at.....25scentea .s• 2s .na‘: eYd°icuinceadegaletr tehresbey '1;113alisl at 50 . acnt:. ' ''' ' ' . . ' • . ' ' '
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• .',,' '• . -Maud E. Sargent.
-7- thi- siting ' ea -peony Inthese• Subjects. bot from ,The :Dr. Williams.' Medicine .,,cesp-min-arcre Liniment in ttie...1.1.0m.,...sss , .a.hea...frons,Thesiar.. WilliamiraMadieine.
X'SilVersehaftlegps up to le-'•
..., . ; Every -child Sliesirclbe given the • Co.,..iirockville,..Ont,.. ', •
, . •
POT 'nene save 'iearnen',S 'benefit'
. . . . . . ... , • , , To fix It • there-'7so Vies; believe--
• there is no reasen forkeeping' a know- CO. Brockville Ont... s'. „. ..,/ _
ledge of.these and atherssubjects from • ' • . .• ' opportunity: to learn something about 'W, "e's. W,I8' d °' M. ' . •, , , , ... r,
,
. them. . ,' ' ." • , s '., • HOW Civilized Are You? .. hs relation , to the universe in which ' 11...,71,1•11e 7as- •fl• Ethin. ' Tet though rny Ship% ,an empty ,room,
.' ‘The parent ia'anxiouS that the'.child ' ;Ijon,t, be 'afraid of thequestiops It be lives; It is the resporigibility: of ‘:`'`ri!lie''' '
. . , ,M y'' haven , but :a „ V fel on•Pd thing,
ahall have some niunical .:instriietion, is easy to answer. .The ilneSt rePte- parents and ...teachers to 'see that the s It a -as his mother's :voice', but he
- That constant star points Out ii, pert •
,notnecessariii with the idea' Of mak- sentativeS.••of .civilization are by ne minds Of our boys and girls,are, open- was WhereI May' find an entering
...sheltered from the , hoase by
sing„A_Prof,eissioaril.of_the thildr_buts:fo.r.smeans foundamongthe so.cellecisculteertethevices ofntiraie=thetheir treesand she, eould not possibly'see
i- s• •• ' ' ' • .s -Gardner 'Weeks Weed,
', ', : •,
• . . ro"-ri,. ',.
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the rounding out •of .his character and. Saated and educated classes. Civilize- senses are so'. 'thlined„-thitt .,`all. .the, ti:71' s_ '' ` • ' • '
'
tor all the'.'inental End PhYslegraniartint-' Afen depends *.upon what vie call ' - ' • it 'bee ' - i- ' - Ill- ' '
, . , ., , ,. , _ .. pro- wet.] owes a ive.to ern; Nature • ' , , .- • s' '
:So/Willie Wenn:or-fishing,
ages that musical hiStruCtionprovidesi. 'geese for lefiR than Many think: .
. . . study has a n sary place in calla .
sees .s, , . ..... "Witlie!" .., , . , .•
'fling thatstiothing else can fill.' 'Still 'Willie Went on fishing.
lIere!s the heart of the mattcr,'tiai
. --Listening for a Metal. ' ,
'
. , . .
•, 'Old legends tell ofirlen. Who liad.tife,•• , Willie began re -baiting hie,hook,:He ,
power to .look doWn into the earth and had...just eetured 'the wortn . when his
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,seewhere gold sand ellYer lay hidden: friend, :Bert,' apOroaclieth , .,
We cannot -510 tlits yet, hut same "Don't you hear yeer Mathes Caliin
• thing, almnstas Wonderful 18 noVi pos.. . yen?" said 'Berts .SThat'a three dines Lift Off
• eible; we 'cap listen and hear the• i she's sheeted, -Aren't you going in7 ,
, • Velna sif „Preciotis nietars ', 1 "No " responded 'Willie, "imierturia
...-Tweis.SilVedislissengineere,--Mr, Hans' , •
abla. ".' . • - " . ''',, • •
Lundberg sand Mr. Ilarry Natherst, , • Savon't :she • w,pip, ysti.?"' 'asked . ltii
have inVented an •elediricalsinstrumena ' as--- triereiss--aS.ssassaS...s.,- . ,-; -....
sass
• . which will incate metallie ores under "No," repeated Willie, disdainfully,1
,
s„,..., sass . .•
the Kit:hind and'indleate their resew's!•• r
What is your attitude toward the vari-
.
civa forms. of life about you? Menswce
men, children, the beasts of the field;
the birds Of , the"air,.the four -footed in-
matee. of the home -these are the
things,lf, I may use 'the. word, your
treatment of which will tell hOys clyti-
'zed •yem. are, -far mere thanyour relit -
gee to Isendp'oebanks' or -books or
fates, • or even that highly' exalted
thing meta call "society.",
S'The smOntsnerfeet -`escarnrile 'br-thev
Most perfect civilizetion. was a 'marl
who had *ever been tosebilege, who
was ostracizedby nearly.all the social
leaders.' of. day, who even., had . no
place to lay his head. ,‘This• man,' by
his spirit, his life -Of 'eve, kindness;
•goodwills..justice, ,c6inpassiOn, •atands'
to -day„ two thousand years since:he
'parkie":ainong us, hum.anities pf.
whet ,is highest, and finest in the .Only.
•civilization wholly worth, the name: •
; .Hew .civilized am I? Nothing, ans-
wers • the 'questien More accurately
than mystreatment of thy felloWs; my
sympathy orJack of it, with all..those
lowly forms -of:life' about me with.
-their caparstta- mr-7-Pleastue'• an • pain.
Just 'so far I.haveachieved. my ends
et the ,oest.' ofhuman .kindness,,,indis-
regard. of th rights.; ofsotherseentient- sWilliamst-Pink-Pilisaresjuststhestonic
to remedy ,this •wretched .0tate -1 Of
health. ' They ;act ,,ditectly upon the
h100d; and as if,beemirei rich and'pure
strength and.. activity rettfrns,' the
'gins* 'of htialW.comes to the cheeks,.
and scion. the trauble will disappear
and. good „health follow:: ,Mise- Pearl.
Parks; RR. No. L Ftealsoro, Ont., has
proved the value, of this medicine, and
her statement :wilt' ,p0int the .way to
health, to' all „other .•wealt:sgirls," She
says: --"I Wag.' very: 111.'avith:a.naensia:
I could not slee.p° at night; my-apne
.tite. was poor; my- 'face arid 'were.
'very pale andsmy eyed.dult.. I,got so
weals that I could notgo upstairs with-
out resting. . I .took dizzy and %fainting
epellsi had no anibition whatever, land
.did not Care t� go spout.• was -in
this'contlition for, nearly a' 'Year.. I
-
had treatment from tWci dectorss but
, .
did not. regain • my strength; . so • my
mother, ,, Who was very Uneaey'. about'
me; decided Issh,ould try Dr:.Williams!
Pitik :Pills.' 'After using 'the pills for
a while I felt .aoniewhat better, and
continued .. taking them / until .Ishad
.taied .abput a _deign' boies, when I was
•again, well and .40°4., .1 can Strongly
•
AJoem •
You Ought to ISnota.
#o„,iteo.o!
The Oliellitergry tigftrit.0 tlIe Vie-
• torten age was LordTerinYeoli; Peet
Laureate. The folipwing passage
from' "Lockidey Hall' repreagats the
poet at his ne.St'i•-•7
•
In the Spring a 'faller crimpola comes
• upon the rt4).in'e breast;
In the Spring the wanton leawiaggets,
-shimselfssartether-;crest;
In the.Spring a livelier iris.changes
,
on the burnished dnees •
41-7th'es..Slirtng77.W.IYIMirTtIfirre,Flass
l'O'lliT)ifghtretifsloStes
Then her ;setseels 'Wee vele arid -thinner
• than 'should be for One se -Young,
And ,her eyes on all my motions with
a mute observance hung,
•And 1 said., '0,9uein AMY,: speak,
• and,speell' the trutiVte rne,,
Trust sne, coesilaS ail' the current
•s'•":• . iy being :spie to thee."
. . .
On. -her p'alltd1.. cheek • and forehead.
Genie a eglor, and• a light, •',
.Aa have seen the rosy red fitaihiag
basibenerthern light.'
, .
'And'she turned --her. • bosom ',shaken
.witha.siidden-atorm of Sighs- .,
All the spirit deeply': daYuning in the
••:clark of hazel eyes -
Saying, "'I have ,hid 'my feelings,. fear-
, ing theyehould dome wrong";
Saying, "Met thou love me,, cousin?"
weepings "I have loved thee
•„leng"'
Love took•uP the. glass ,of Time, and
turned -it in his glowing hands;
Every moment, -lightly shaken, ran it-
' self in golden sands:
Loye took up the harp ef, Lite,- and
smote nn all the cords -with
might; • ' • .
Smote the chord of Self, that, tremb-
• . ling, passed' in music out of
sight.. .
GIRLHOOD -DANCE
Can Be Avoided by Keeping the
!Blood Rich and Pure.
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• The anaemia of young girls may be
•inherited • or it may be caused by bad
air, unsuitable food, hasty ands !rm.,
galnr .eating, 'insufficient put -door ex-
ercise and not enough 'rest, and sleep.
It come, .on gradtially„ begining with
languor, indisposition to exertion and
a' feeling of fatigue: 'Later cemes pal-.
Pitation. of the heart and headache&
In. the majority Of 'cases- constipation
.is present, and the complexioia takes
on a greenish -yellow pallor.: The treat-.
meat is qiiite easy and simple, :'
beiags,,by so Much am t uncivilized
And back In those far -oft ages „when
aright made night, and force,,not love,
claimed enapire over men,
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• STORIES or: WELL.
KNOWN PEOPLE 40,,
MacDonald'a Magic Hat. asa
"Mr, Ramsay MacDonald's magic
top hat will live In storyas one of the
most potent pieces' of headgear ever
ereated-it"lra's .sent pp the prices of
stocks and shares," says the Daily Ex-
S'OlEiti14744it-;"--- fat :betftiliCAtiONti1:1.;-.9t',
the' new prini t 414 dripried
top 'hat aTlienThe was suinmoned t�
Buckinghani, palace.
• "They 'cOntintsed on Wednes-
day and. Thursday., and, yesterday they
were higher than at any time during
the week." ,
The Parson-and:the-Pigs • '-
, Pamotis' as the anther."'of "Onward
Christitta Soldierie",':the late Rev -
Baring -Geula told a 'quaint ,story of an
Coralsh .wpmen who -was WOrried
about the health et her favOrite pig,
and asked hifn to ,say. pr,eyer oyers its
suggested IllSt it might be as.
well if she brought a• "vet" to the ani-
mal, but she had . faith that he•
went to the Oistety and thus, addressed
the Porker: • ' •••
"0 ,pig, if thotisliVest thou liTests
but, 0 pig, if their diest thou diest."
The animal got well arid Strong, and
the old -lady believed that It -was the
parson Who cured it!
Interketing Hem's
• A delightful story, reMinlacent. pos-
sibly of; his own schooldays,. wiie told
recently by General Sir fan Hamilton.
• It concerned alady whe drove up in
beautifully -appointed motor -car . to.
,the . entrance ...of. the foettfairileld pf a
certain,. big, public school. . . ,
TAllghtlng from her. car 'Ahe'called to
. .
pee' et. the boys, and, eald, you
tell the ;Hon: Algernon de Mpntmor-
ency. Lady.,;Fitzwitf,
wishes to See him?" • S
' A• MOnsent •later .the boy was heard
'sheeting, "'Stinker, your, mater's
• '
1-19w ,
Scotsmen tell sterleiagginst onesans
ether. With gusto, but it 'lies .been re-
seryed for no. less 'personage than.
the Madquees of Aberdeen . to *tart.
. .
broad easting . them: • ••,. • -
.:Here, for inatance, is one; and' to -an
Aberdeen ,eudientes ton- '"
'Axi "Old' pilot .at as e'ertain port OrW
try • professed to be able tell the
home.: part _set any..incOming
'within a reasonable dietande hy What
seamen still CO "the, cut of her lib,"
Meaning:thereby. her general ,appears
Suite, and „ .• • ..
teat Iiie,poiTers'atill.furth.ershoWs
ever, •an'sinlOOker. called hi's'. atte,ntten:
tn:Pne ha the ler distance:. • 1 "
The Pilot-gaZed. long and earnestly,
...and..eventually. pronounced 40...to-be
an Aberdeen boat.. • • .
• He .proved- to be right, and a chorine
of • surprised Voices ' taquired how he
"No. seagulls •following hers!" Was
his,teree reply; ' ' '
Harhor Lights..
l'rarely glinipse from. Oils far hill',
The sapphire hand they call theseas
Per hOuso'broode within the wood
And I am' held there helplessly. -
But I can feel its rilighty'breath
„
Whenall the world is wild -with wind;
And 1,can, hear the viptee of it
• When great sphipsselisssiogfrightened,
' blind; ••
. •
"iille. altiat :,gto WIri„Laoho.1.,y_Eliejs:-.
by. making a sound that can be beards got comptiny; 0e Wh:ers I go in, She'll
• The proepector earrien the instru• . 'feet say, 'The poor little' felines's been
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..M.e,Ut..9!..nr, Abe.,:groitild,10, _Lilt, :prospeck. ;„, theodeaLsinte,:helied,......niettsle•"' ..
.,.
. ..,, . . ,
„tag: .ands with telePhene receivers ,
• ,The safe way. to send 'money by mail
, axed on his head,' listens.' When the
is by Dotninioh Kxpress Money Order.
. inetrument passes over a Vein a sound
heard:. ,and the, prospedtor .:kdows.
A foreigrier.! jakt,beginnimg to 4.peak ••
ihats-what--hesseela's4e=-erstnewhoreah6--
, hth
bead) tot. r'—
•.1)oiled tongue, 'so he said to the man
No Pain!
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TheTobacco
Sealed Pachage
( which keeps the tobacco
N II'S qriginal-condioon 1
I lb
so in . ..tins
glariufactured by Imperial Tobaceo'company of Canada Limited
Power from .the Tides.. •
The Preach are to make an import-
ant , experiment in harnessing. ;the
ticrei,, a &Cistern 'oi great importance
ins' view •sof •"the sdwin.d ling - supply sof-
-A-Iong-harrage in -to be'constructed-
in Finistere, where four-gtoupS eflar-
bines 'will be worked the flood and.
ebb tides.' The energy :thus captured,
will be used - to drive an, , eleCtrical
power Station.
An ,obstinate heart, shall be 'laden
with sorrows. °
,
•, De not in an instant what' ansage
'canna recompense.
Two Sir Positives cab scarce meet
wittout a skirmish. • .
Water freezes every night in the
•year at Alto Crucero, in Bolivia, while
-at. Swots „the sun . is „ almostahot -enough
to blister the flesh.
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are not getting the genuine-
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• 'millions and prescribed,by phy=
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Accept only a
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• which contains proven direction.Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets
s Also bottles, of 24 and 100-Druggista
Aspirin is the trade mark (registered In
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Old Peo Ie
• BitroPhosphate feeds the nerves
and old people need it to make them
feel end looksyeiinger.Its the one
best nerve -builder for weak, nerve-ex-
haested. men and women and...that, IS
• why druggists • guarantee it. price
81 per pkge. Arrow Chemical .Co.„ 25
Front St. East, „Torento, Ont.
•is
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In England, a thermometer is being• ri-ooiaext to him: "Will yoU please be so
,
used to fish for hake, 4, fish said to i
. 0 Ora kind o's to pass me the language?"
,
regulate' i Move ocnts b th tamper.
, attire of the watAr, ' Watches are sometimes very seri-
.
f„ „ , ...—,,...... ously affected ,„ the magtieta..m of
•. .
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Women and prinees ' 'saw treat their wearers, ..In most cases those
somenony, . -•auktor,4.0.4samtalo."-. • who have this effect are dark „corn-
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Finklitun't Vegetable Compound.
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Cuticura Soap 41 ideal .for children
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tutu also is excellent fol,children.
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A. 0. LEONARD, LoC:: •
70 Sth Ave. '
, Chatham.; Ont. -1'! I took •Lydia E.
Pinkhain's Vegetable' Compound fora
ruriaiown condition after the birth of
my-bahrboy: 'lire& terrible paint and
• batkache, and was tired'anci week, not
fit to deafly work arid eare for my thr,eq,'
little children. One day 1 received, your
little. book end read it, and gave Liptak];
singtliernedieirie-Ishad arid -began -taking:- .
the Vege'ta'nle C4')mpotthd. I feel mtic.h
better now and amnot ashamed' te tefl
tiaTilafiereiririe.-rreeii-ifirrend:7
it to any woman I think feels' as I&"
tr..t..%14-1.14,---1-1,Ar-ve:Y
Chatha!'2,, Ont. •
•, 'Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegetable co*,
;pound, n-ge;r4e Irani roots anclAierbsistiag
.fonnearlyaftyyears been restoring siek;-
' ailing women to health and strength,. It
relieves ,the troubles Whieh ause such
syrnptoir,saa backa'che, painful periods, ••
irrgiiiirities, tired, .worn,out feelings
-and rier;t1o...;12h.e.ss.,„This.,IS 6*,n again a"
again-CY suallters as Mrs., Attidshon
write s,•,ts .4-(41 as by one woman • tell ing
another. . These werneri 1:now, .,S.nd are
willing, to tellthothers,*hat it did ',for
.tbem.,,, ei
therefore, it s surely *ottli
yout ttis.l. • ; '
WOrneii whi5 Stiffer sneuld Writeto the
• Lydia E Pfekilatil Medicine Cos,Coboutsg;
Ontario, , for a iree 'cope Of sisydia.
Pinkharn's Private .Te7ft-Book upon
.kilasents Peculiar to W0frietl.."
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M iea rd's asn)lied I oar tinaWeek
frcia faiiing cat.
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• Doesn't hark One bit!, Drop
'treeiOneli On. an itching C.Oriassa
.itantly that corn stopi
shottly you lift it tight OE 'with finterS;
. Veer druggist .Bells a uty bottle of..
"Freeinne" tot & fete cents', sufficient
t� renioVe every hard Cern, soft corn,
Or'eorzi,.between.the tees, and the foist
caiiu;eawithout tionrenest"Ak lrritatiOA,
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