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Weakness Generally Cornea
as Wentanhesni
lir. selflespit Whicts ratio
ss irh is Iinspin.
Approaches. ,, ,...,•
, Imidon, s'F...nesiTaipt.-'4.41tie -*ler"
Girle linen the threshold of Woman- ,--
hood often drift Int,o a is not inerely Eland's wart it is the The greatest problem of democracy
decline in spite , „. s, - ng• ,
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.NittOtial Duty
FrewThe Round Table.
•,Cheat Colds awl lloarseness
Quickly Rubbed hay
liervilltie Gives 'Speedy Belief
Mitt,
Got a cold?
Is your voice rospy-le your eheSt
congested or Sore? •
If you are the very person that
Nereihrie will cure in
Nerviline utrong and penetrating.
It sinks right into the tiseties4 takes.
out .mfiammation and WOMBS, de-
stroys iicolcis in a truly wonderful way.
crit. -
cy'Ohne_ over the e est7,-rtila on
Nu' lots tof it, and watch the tightness
Ya- disappear. Nerviline won't blieter,
nd sinks in too fast---doean't shniag st
in- on the surfaea liire thick, oily line.
ick Merit would, If the throat is raspy
ost and sore, rub it well outside with
.9.f all care and attention. lloW often ; EmPAIN 5 'war. The Pothirions are
one Sees girls who have been strong , not E/enditig* treOpe merely to help the
• and lively become stiddenly weak, 4c- Netherland. They are Sending them'
• pressed, irritable and listlese. It W. -because they are EQ 1055 determined
• the dawn of wqmonhood-.a crisis in. then we ere ta overthrett iprussion,
the life of every girl -and PrompVism„ to liberate lielgiuM and France,
•„ 'Measure* should be taken to keel) the ' and to' secure the future of the Bri-
blood pure and rich -with the red tint ”, tich commonwealth as a whole. We
• of health. If the blood, is not heolthY:.0.0taetinlea forget that the British
at this critical etagii the bedY is weak-"' commonwealth is one state, and that
ened end grave-dieOrdere-follesS.--,Drsa'41.-iteaSelf-govieotose-psasoasaso- pH -
Williams' Pinli-Billihave saved 094- lequal interest in ith fortunes, an egnal
• eandeof young girls from What Might 'title to Share in its eounsels, and alr.
• ilex° been, mee..iong invalidism or an4 equal 'responsibility for ite Welfare.
early death. They are a blood-builder":"Even though our •own constitutional
of unequaled richness, strengthening ' machinery is defective, we must net
- • , weak' nerves and producing a libetal blind ourselves to the tact that, ee
1
• supply of rod, heelthy bleed winch for as the '' issues of peace and war
*every girl needs' ' to sustain her ere cinicerne4, the imperial Govern;
have•proved their great valne over
and .0Yer..ngoin to Y4:fling Women
, Whose health wos blios
Eremosa, Ortt4
Luienfsepeehe thie- Dominions. air
much as for the British Isle& They
seannet'Ssbirlf that respendbility . by
pleading the absence of adequate re-
preaeritative .rnachinery-at any, rote,
mit giveS, ,rile great pleasure y'they have .not availed thenzseles of
you what Dr. Williams', .Pink Pills the. machinery' of consultation which
have done for me,' When T. was alz- already existe. Nor- cap the Demhk.
• ..likfia'ehing .the age wofriallbOd. ign.20V-419Y arIa‘t9,4c,t as; really self-'
• •Soffered -greatly *co, bidedtessnesss goterning epinuzunitiee;'abs6tee them,
ni‘ anaemia. Illy work was a dreg , eaves Of their,resp6nsibjlitY both for
.• had no apPetiteSand ne,ver, felt the 4014.0 of. :the anci for :01.0
••rested in t49.. .gkokning`. could terms of peace, 'hy Pleading that they
• scarcelY, Walk. for itite. minutes at a ,hove !Ilona of controlling Imperial
time without tairing-e rest. '1 -.74raP on their side do" not
treublecl with severe headaches, and avail themselves of the constitutional
, things logiced gloomy indeed. I 'doe- machinery which alreedY exists. The
•s toted for a long time end got but British commonwealth is. one . state
little, if any, benefit. I was advised Comprising five nations. It is at war
to try Dr. -Williams' Pink Pills, and for, its; life. NO practical man can
'did .so, and after 'taking them for a &Mist that the geyernihg_ nations
7----trmeS-felrbetter. I Contumed taking whiCh it is composed should keep in
the Pills , I had used, six boxes the.closet touch both over 0.4 ..eo
when I felt '11 e a now person, an .du -df of the war and the negotiation
was again 91119Ying splendid health. Of peace. NO real co-operation Is
I would strongly advise any girl who possible by ktter, or cable. Complete
is weak or run down to try Dr. Wil- understanding can only bearrived at
Hems' Pink Pills."' as the result personal consultation
•• Yata cangetthese pills._ fren1_411Y sas,h"-rnaPon.stble,snen-meeting-tegether
--.4-aler in medicines or by .mall 50- at the same time round a common
cents a box , or six boxes for $2.50 table.. No such consultation has yet
from Di. Williams' Medicine CO., taken place. That 'In itself shows
- BrockvilleOnta 1 - - ' - how little' the caniihunitiee of the Pm-
piae have thrown their whole collecs
2,000 MILES OF KHAKI. tive strength into the war. If - they
are ever to de so, such a conference
One Yorkshire Mill's 'Contribution to cannot be long delayed.
War Office Weekly,
,LibertY and Discipline.
The •chief argument .advanced bY
the enemies -of compulsory -military
'service. is the danger of crippling the
• essential trades of Great Britein, an,d
particularly the industries engaged in
Having overthrown tyranny within
our own borders, and extended' the
power of control over public policy on.
a wide franchise we have grasped at
the privileges of liberty and forgot-
' the manufacture Of War meterials' An the
its reeponsibilities.. The. doctrine
idea of the tremendous scale w
of. the liberty of the. individual has
War equipment . of every description
been preached to the point thathe,is
is being manufaCtured in Great
Often, held to have the right to dis-,
Jain, is fOund in. statistics relating to obey any. law of which he disap-
-s. the textile industries in Mean and
Proves. The.• duty of the citizen, to
other Yorkshire' towns Where mills, serve the whole of the, rest of the
big and. small, Are werking night, and,
coinmunity has been overlaid by his
day to turn out huge quantities of
loyalty to caste or class. The nature
• khaki cloth not only for the British
ef the state -the foundation, of all
,troops but for these 'of the. allies as
' well. The belligerent troops are now civilized life -is no longer understood.
It has even, been discredited through
teking to wearing ichakiand the other
is to. combine libertY with seif-disel-
piffle. An autocratic State gives to
its people otganizatien, effieiency and
Pewer for anY ends' it may have in
view, IAA at the terrible price of on,
dermining the SSW lot responsibility
In the community and of .converting
its members into blind and obedi
servants of mother's will. All
rope is fighting the aviis of the $
tem; 'where' a narrew militory
-aristocratie-caSte; Triteriting the t
ditions a Bismarck. and' Vrader
the Great, ivorshiPping 'dominion- .4
Power, regardless of honour, ruthless
of human coffering, has organised
the inhabitants of two great empires -
as the means by which- they are to
Seize for, themeelves tosprerne power.
There can .be. pea„ce for tie until
the- atternpts of tirannYAO: -eStabil*:
its power Where liberty before has
reigned has failed. Democracy 'euff-
ers from the opposite danger. .its
distrust a from autocratic power it
forgets that corporate discipline and
individual •service are as neceeisr1",
to the heilith$, - ererY: com-
munity of menses liberty itself, and
that 'yawn it has overthrown the
.hereditarY • Authority imposed.
themit has to discipline And. organ-
ize itself. This War; to one •ofr- its
esizects, is a spiritual' conflict between
liberty and tyranny; between the
principle of right and justice as the
foundation of international relations
and the principle ;that might is right,
in which truth is on our side; in
another it is .1% contest between the
that the primary duty_ of the
citizen is to give loyal and unselfish
service to the community -91,-Yrihi
he is. a. part and. the idea that the
primary right of the individual is. to
ignore his duty to the community
if he chooses, in which truth is. with
the Germans. How discipline and
activeaservico-of 'the state is to be
combined with democracy it is , not
the purpose of this article to suggest.
It. is manifest that we have hardly.
begun to solve the problem of -creat-
ing either the spirit or the Machinery
necessary to the full working of the
principle of self-government. To
destrey the power of a king and
transfer it to an electorate is ob-
viously only the first step, and • the
machinery Created to enable an auto-
crat to control' his subjects is. nb-
arieudy not that which will besteriable
a community to govern itself: ' But
these are questions, which Must be
reserved till after the .
Meanwhile We can begin to cast the
Nervtlinie, and Use, Neriahne as a gar-
gle diluted with worm water.- Just
one or ,two treatments like tine and
your voice and throat will be quick
"• Jrmusatithaginalkne.f forty ;Tears the
largest used family medidne in -this
teeuntrY-,Nervilinessumat-,ste---good,.
must, quickly relieve and cure a hurts
clred'ills that befall every family., Try
it for earache, toothache, coughs,
colds; 'sore chest, hoarseness and mus-
cillar Seine in every Part of the body.
01.6areg2e5fe,eMelilka-usi4ze„Ibeortle-, '50c4 trial
, •t4, VVITtu(, .
Hair -Breadth ',Escapee' -tit lionzi and
.• on the' Battlefield.
' a .
This war lute reviVed the old sub,
ject of the value of little things as
life -preserves.
• It was only the other week that a
private in the 4th East Yorks Regi-
ment was saved from • a severe bullet
weund -by the -cigarette-elites- which -
he carried in•a Pocket Over his heart
esniksile lodged, in -the inner-eover
•of the Citail, and part of a cigarette
was torn away.
There have also been similar cases
'reported during this w.ar, notably' such-
curions life-savers as shaving -soaps,
tobacco pcninchess-hyam-books,--newzr-•
papers, etc. all of which seems to
suggest that- a sort of armor plate
•worn under_the turtle would assist to
minimize the lois of -life • in battle.
Whether that is so or not, it is not
my business. to explain here; but it is.
rather Curious to note that in London
and other, populated t,owns there are
annually numbers of hair breadth
•
-escapes-fr.:en &nth. •
• Not long ago an incident occurred
•-in a provincial city 'which ought to
dispel criticism about hatpins and
their danger. A lady was passing
beneath a first -floor window garden
nrhere a heavY flower -pot fell. It came
down with great swiftness, and, had
it struck -her. head; would certainly
have killed her, er,. at any rate, most
seriously injured her. As it happen-
ed; howeyer, the flower -pot struck
the lady's' hatpin, whence it .bounded
off on to• the • pavement. •Of course,
her hair was much disarranged, and
• her hat also; but. she Owed her life.
to her. hatpin, nevertheless: Another
11 -•extraordinary escape'wea esf.• a man
-Walking along an 'thiiien _cliff' in
Seinirdarliness. Somehow, his foot
elipPecl, and, to hie amazement; he
Amid himself sliding down into a
horrible Chasm. He had been slid-
ing fOr a few seConds, the while he
tried unavailingly to stop hiniself,.
when suddenly he received an awful
jerk, and discovered himself hooked
on to a stubby tittle branch by his
watch-chairi! It was in this; position
that, a_ little later, -in response to his -
cries for help, . a rescue party found
beam out. of our own eye by building- -
up the foundation on which all heal-
thy ,demo.cracy must rest- a strong
sense' of our responsibility as citizens
and of our duty to serve: •the eom-
munity of which we are a part.' The
chief difficulty in • the way is not
cirganitation or even, our enemy, but
our reluctance' toput pressure onour-
selves.. Once we have made up ou
bids te, do that, the- battle- is half
on: „For in grappling thus, man,
ully with ourselvee there wilrlieborn
he. spirit of unity and high courage
hich,•-once alive; will"not day carry
s to- victory in this' war, but which
.be,...the sure foundation of a bet-
woald' when peace is ' come once
ore.
alhes are-. evidently- doing- the -same, a shallow, association with the Prusz ni
sum perversion of the idea. In con-. w
for French, Russian and Italian Oft-. 'sequence the principles of -service 'of f
-cers, are often .seezt wearing khaki
• uniforins of the regulation tyPes
- ;1n one big -mill in -Yorkshire 2000'
miles of Khaki', about fifty-sbc inches
wide, is. being. woven dyed and ttirn-
ed into 200,000 complete suits for -sot-
' tilers in a week. When the war starts
• ed ;how and whete to get khaki -and
• . tailors to make it 'tip into garments
quickly enough to keep pace with re-
-scruitingsand-needs a the forces in the
field was almost as serious a problem
, as that of inducing men to •enlist-
s Both theie Problems, however, were
solved with equal rapidity. . •
.
4RoYal ricenctilY - Not Nem • '
The'strict-economy-whicirthe-134-
- tish King .and Queen have exercised
- in the royarhousehold as an example
•• to the. nation since the War began is
- no new thing in the present dynasty.
''-2----tStrange-Its-7itAnay-se,erarQueen--Vie
toria was more extravagant in the
royal nienege than either her son,
King Edward, orhr grandson, King
George. -
.11.altD .QN-CHILDREN
When Teacher Has the Habit.
. "Best is, best, and best will ever,
live." When person feels this way.
about Postum they are glad to give,
, testimony -for the benefit of others.
- A school teacher writes: 41 had
been a cOffee drinker since my „child-
., hood, and the last few .years it had
•_iejurectme seriously." ,.tTea produces
labeut the sanie effects as voffe-e, be-
-aline they -both contain -the drug,
:caffeine and tannin).
•"Ope cup of coffee taken at break-
, fast woulds-cause-mersto-beeemess
: nervous that I contd. ''scarcely • go
through with the day's duties, And
' this nervousness was • often accom-
panied by deep depression , of spirits
Sind _heart palpitation._ •
4,1 am a teacher, by pro,fessioe, and When under the.infhiengeof. coffee had.
•
to struggle againstcr�ssneas
• the school -MOM. , •
"When talking. this over with My
physician, le .'sugges'tett that 1 try
------Rostutrir.sol-purchasecin package and
Merle it carefully according to the di-
rections; leinnd it excellent of flavour,.
and nourishing.
• 'In ,a Sheri tinM I' noticed very
gratifying •effects. MY nervousness
disappeared, / was not irritated by
• my .pupils, life seemed fall ef sun-
shine, and my heart; troubled' me . no
s longer. - • .
• • ".1 attribute irty change in health
, and spirits to PoStum alone."
Name given by Cenedlen, Posit=
; Co., Wirideins Ont.
Poettlinsenniee in two. forms
Posture Cereal -the original
• must be weg boiled. 15e and 25c
paeltages.
'Tested Postiinia -soluble powder
-dissolyes quieltly in a„., cup of het
•er, and, with prelim ancl sugar',
nil vsa delfeioue beverage instantly.
804, and 50e tin& ,
Binh kinds are &wally delicious and
ceA about the' same Per col).
"‘Xlicre's n itea9011" tO1' Pt/Atli
.
-iiolcl b7
•ohedienc,e to the law, which is. the
•basis of _the state„ which; alone •can
give unity, coherence and well-being
,to a. great ,comniunity, has grown
weak. Hence .the state itself is weak
and unhealthy through lack of that
• •
H• EALTHY CHILDBEN—
__ .
_A '_child?s-health- depends upon the
state Of his. stomach and &web. If
•they are kept regular and , sweet the
little one sure to be healthy:
Baby's Own Tablets are the mother's
• best friend hi keetiing- hee little ones
well., Thactsess__a gentle laxative;
aro absolutely safesand arespleasant
to take. Concerning them Mrs.,David
Label,- Ste. Perpetne, Que., writess-
Altly baby WUs.so troubled With consti-
pation that he could not deep day or
.night. gave hint Baby's Ostso
leis and -now he is nbig healthy boy."
The Tabletssaresoldsby-medicine- deal-
ers or rnail at 26 cents a box from
The Dr. Williams'. Medicine CO.,
trocknille, Ont. • -
il in
IR SOLD -AS ICE CREAM.
•
Fifty Per Cent. of Some ' is Nothing
• ,• More Than This.
If -the-man from whonrs yea. buy
ice cream uset gelatin. inamitking_sit
_
FLY7KILLING.JUICE.
• ..
ElectriCally. Charged Pan ;Sias
• teed. Against Pests.
A quick Method cif -killing flies an
other insects is to, exterminate:them
with electrieity. Any one who has
electric power can Snake an effect:iv
flyadestiroyers—
To make' the centiiVance o▪ ne se
leets a fair-sized dish or pan, which
is covered. by a non...conducting sub
stance preferably of wood, having
n-elliptical-hole-cut--across-tire cen
tre. Lersegthowsiee of Una coi
of Wire winind on a core Of weed is
placed. This insulating core is made
preferably three -cornered or pyrainid
Shaped,. the apex uppermost, so the
fly or insect which .is -shocked when it
comes in centEict with the wird wound
core drops- off into the pan" berovii•
The core is wired closely, and just as
soon as a fly touches the wire a con-
etiori is -made and. the insect •-is
led. • 4
.the etrreitteild:
by _cord -to--any electric light Sec-
t. No current is used until .a -con-
ction la made by the insect toaChing
eAvire;-- • • .
In ortier-to-nttract-thellyir insect
In connection with the Houndsditch
. .
d affairsa year or so age, at :which it
• Will- be revelled, -a company of sol-'
diere were called out from the Tower
e a• London, it avaa reported that, a
maisostairiers
- escape from being • shot This num
followed the practice of • some old-
- fashioned doctors,- who 'lige& to keep
their wooden "sounders" inside their
• -grer"tVaters,"-aild-ple-Whis tunih-r."
s. key. inside his_ bowler-hata- little fad
Which also saved his life. The piano -
tinier found himself in a dense- crowd
of Peeple „which congregated at the,
beginning of the affair mentioned,
•'and in trying to get out into the side
roads,'came within range of the fate --
fill wndow. Suddenly, a bullet whizz-
ed towards him, and, entering his hat,
lodged half -way in, the key -handle.
• Mad the implement ef.thin nutiVs
profession not been kept in that curi-
olirponition-S it • inlay Sattry-be
ed- that the bullet Would have entered
•his brain and killed hina-London An-
- swers. ' •
• • - • "
ne
kit
the cliancee are that you get only '50 _ect
per ceritTS of the rear cream you pay ke
for and that the rest is nothing more oe
nor less than th
-
• has no Place -Pure; „,
benestrY-Made lee cream. In some to
StateS its nee is forbidden by law- is
It is used by iniserupulowi inanufac- as;
r rs eettuse ma ces poor dream off
took rids and aigg' because it inflates
the.peoducts Dilly 100 per cent tis
This practice -,diables him to reap es
a huge profit 'by converting one gal-'
• the . fly killer, the dish underneath
partly -filled With -glycerine" mixed
th deriattired • alcohol, which give.,5
a sweet odor • , ,
Any insect not killed at once by
netting the charged wires is drown -
when it lands in the dish.
Ion of poor --cream into two :gallons
of a predutt that leeks just as good
S....-themot rich, -sitneutpure_aetiaz.
Most of the -United States now have
standards for ice creanato which they
.rectolt.e Malrafttetorers to -conform:
Fourteen, per cent. of butter fat is i.peo
w nit -good ice cream should taiga -hi. 1Use
Dishonest manufacturers cheat their fay
customers by handing them a product ma
thickened with gelatin, gum or reriT %yd
i,
net, which contains only from to 10 of
pe f b
•
istinard'orLiniinent .eu.tes "NtiNfir. Mtn;
alu• miniuni.
•.e •
trile Egyiitiatir, believing. thet'dead
pie needed the' this they_have
ZITE,-eiTILIVeTiometimes killed the
orite slave and horse of the dead
n. In Indies for the ,same reason
o ,
ws were' burned with the corpses
th§jr husband&
e o utter at, , •
• 'Few �f the Public and even Many
ke cream manufeCturers fail to real.
ice that there as such a thing as
cream being too rich. Experiments
show that cream containing 18 per
cent. or More Of butter fat le not as
satisfactory aS that containing 14
per dent, „
If fruit is Used, the amount of bet..
ter fat may be redzieed to 12 per cent
withoutimpairing the quality of the
creatil.
•
Always go.
"Now, my son, YOU are Married. Ile
what a man ought to be."
airove do 1 know just What rt man'
ought to be?" '
p. "Wilk *it'll Will furnish full plana
ro-cere, and speecations."
'Alceited Gives Wtti to'Tea. •
The reStriction of the •sale of Writs
as resulted in a eatl
increased consumption of tea, and
even though •the new. lawn, regardieg
the Use cif aleoliol should be relaxed
aftet the war a large percentage of
aleofile Will have acquired a perman-
ent taste for nature's stimulant.. -tea.
Undoubtedif the .-COnsuniption -4 tea
ia- increasing throughout., the -world, -
and will continue -to increaser' -at a
greater rate -during , the next few
yeam, and until the supply can cope
withathe demand higher ,prices for
tea_guieLbesexPeeted.
atina.rdra Liniment Inelieves Neuralgia.
• ClIAPLINIS14S. •
tife is a hurdle race .oner "ifs" and
"buts," '
•
Any' Woman can manage a man 12
she can only prevent. him from know -
g' it. ' ' •
• why is it that nothing taste§ quite
as .good as the thing . that doesn't
agree With you?, •'•
A lot of. people go on praising "the_
good cild tirne8 "' and hoping they
will never come'baek. . '
• lf there,is any particular thiriwyou
tire really fond et doing, you May
be quite auto that tomer Or leter', a'
society be started to sniniressit.
Suppose eductition Is a good thing.
Ali the sante,, this world is full of fa-
thers Who have to Support sons who
know ten ti r esus much, ne their fa'.
them do; • ,
yinnatitio mannent sate ctrorywnerS.
,
WHERE DO GOLD OW.
Nosy si Treeenre of Ancient 1)6y
Has COIssPletely.
What becomes of gold? querleo The
Chicago Journal. It is. tine of the
sise,--4,1tero'
are gold heeds doting bock to the
uetnezsougt delstirela. It oubjpecrteoff ,:glratt
almost ail the iniittencee which de-
stroy other 'metals, and it has been
mined in -enormous quantities, yet to-
t/ ese braeo,h.baelle:W41109-th:Lir4dese 910 roe: Old
• What becoMes of the real Whe
is the gold that set Jason wander.'
into th 9 *A, that filled t
treasures ef:CrocEillsR_that paid_
crzliie tribute whieb, Pergian kin
aseessed against the Punjab? Wh
4120 cape cht:upulpeLeclantoatutly y ow�f oodiut ao
silver -which negro traders broag
down the Nile to Egypt for four
five. thousand 'rears/ Ancient gol
like that of modern thueS; Was us
for meney and for ornaments, b
both have- -Where? .
The most enduring of-- metals, a
yet the most 'evanescent; perpetual
sought and yet constantly escepin
the hands of even,the successful seek
1
re •
ng
th
gf&
at
P4
nd
or
tl,
ed
ut
nd
IY
.;
er-that is gold. What is the 'reasen
for its, corieus .elusivenessi •
.. • „••
%Holt 1111.fac1esiPirlive4%
OH Weak 80111011s
Dy Dr..'llawiltefi% .fill
.....,...:
There are despairing men, and wo-
men • by the thousands in • this City
whose .storoachs keep -them in con-
stant misery that on be quicklyre,
stored to vigorous • health by p
Hamilton's pins, itilOW of no
other medicine- that---posseesea- the
power • to kindle into new life the ex.
Ileu4fretreedrarePheterae:Disf acinir'lgteraoIrainarsch
Power in . Dr. Hamilton's Pilla• • that
searches ..put; the weak spots, • that
braces up the delicate glands and com-
plex workings of • the; stomach and
bowels. There are • invigorating,
;stimulating -ton ingredients
Hamilton's' Pine which are derived •
from • powerful juices taken fromi
rase herbs and roots, and these ar.
Betentificaily-tonibined with -tithe
medicinal. products so as to assist in
a harmonious and Proper working o
the sentare • system. The ingredient'
Of • Dr. Hamilton's Pills, :coming from
the great storehouse •of Mother Na
ture-toreelt den be relied upon' ti
be harmless:, • -Guaranteed- resultssfol
low to all • who use, Dr.. Hamilton's
Pilis for Stomachl'Weeknesea Gas
Sourness, Headache, Biliousness or
Constipation. Seekers of sthe better
health cazanot do better than invest
256. in : heal: -bringing family
medicine. '
, .
" :THE f‘WASTERS.”.
"w41/41I7
PAW type. Theme** olea Seretv end Retater Typo,.
lfioetrated booklet sent on request. Avoid substitutes.
SOlti BY Your Local Dealer
z.E.woormag comp•axmiliotio,,upo.du
Pocket
ountairt Pen
ROW SHWA. DiflABLE
Changes in Atmospheric .Pressure by
Expiosjons Are oact,
•Neflveteriar, but the most prefOlind
nervous demoralization may Sault
ro
41121ing
Ra -
:s opoi the d,fierely lmo of :r110e.noei.b4411, ear Lancet,xbpal 1)1ieftoti"0:s1. ii6wir ,Sfoh.-,t1(a0:0.. Paul
dP,
.Acadenala de Medicine de, Pans. !
' BavaoCebaerved a.' #440,111 •Na4
Yoirth0, 1914„ Wherei after ex-
ploSien, a anan W'es"..carried to the ant.;
huiance station Saffering.frOm.para-
m pieties which is a paralysis of the
lower half of -the •body. In March,
1915, the explosion of a•beinb a trifle
over a yard away left a mon paralyz-
ed on his left side and unableto speak
r. In both these cases all feeling • had
hateauldhaisrterowy :ad in nowheret s.par anyal ys e de partsxte rnar
wound. The second case got well in
twelve days, except for Some stiffness
in the. left leg,
In another instance an explosion
made one victim, almost comatose.
Violent headaches and deafness in the
.71trefeTtnheeibaresiwePnertreeSalooniikos-t-hee7:tt-41:*'anineti-ita:ii-Zir4.
for help and talking incoherently. He
recovered an -ten-''vs. -
Such cases, threes M. Revaut are
due to the swifs change in atmos-
pheric
presetire calmed by the exple:-
sion. This causes hemorrhages in
the nervous system. They are More
eget:eel'. on the firing Imo than
On the Safe Side..
"So you 'intend to be .a soldier'
When you grow up. Don't you know
you'll be in danger of getting killed?"
"Who by?" • • _ „
.4711TheYn' the beenetillhee'n
;
Corns. 4,414:cand.
Cure' d
fro.. corn -pinched
bliatening faet
tcks can be cured
WIC •-
k
tractor ,in, 24 hoar&
by Putnam?* • Ex.
"Putuaniiion.- weft*
away that drawing pain, *ens tineitAnts
ty, =Mee the feet fecal. goer). one&
•Get a 2.50. bottle, of "Putnam% 044..
Perfectly pardonable. •
. .
•
"Have women the strength of mind
to conduct themselves. in politics like
men? Could a *Oman, like Caesar,
have refused the Crown?"
AI. think so," said sthe lady 'adz
dressed. • "Of course, - she. Might have.
tried it on just to iee if it was a
fit."
•
Many Directions in Which the British
Could Save.
• Only when the-lteme of our ex-
penditure are exmined in detail can
we fully realize in how Many direcs
• tions we could save and assist the ries
don to find the $8,000,000 a -day ne-
cessarYsto carry- on- theswar.: against -
Germany, says London Answers: -
Gentlezhenused to- figures --give its
the. appalling inforniation that .the
average spent by each•househoict
the country on streng drink per week
is • 6s. 6d. If 'this sum were reduced
to 3s. 8d., we 'should save $80;000;000.
. Ten \Years ago we drank 10 oz. of
tea less per: head that we drink now.
We could easily revert to the old
quantity. If we did we should be 20,7
n00,000 -1b. tectsit year better 'off:
One pouna of tea (night of make 150
How many cupsdoes this mem!
a. year? Three theusend million! •
• Every male oven sixteen year's- of
age in the country ,smokes an aver-
age of 31/2- oz. -cigars .and-tellacio• :4
week. fie? an onn_ce.a.oz,ickeii..,,.*
too much. We :Fan .easabj save an
Meet is another tremendous item.
we could curtail: • Cheese.. has at
.equal food value. At_itpeak beana
an 'lentils will eke oat whatever meat
-we have-wonderfullY.
Ask Your Doctor
• ._..
about this food formulae... Itis Dr:
Jacks9n's.-Romen Meal., 30% whole
berries 'of•wheat. 35% whore berries
of It -Ye; both granulated, net crushed.
25% deodorized and, tasteleas flax-
, peed mid 10%swheat bean. - ft, fit-like:I
delightful_ snutsbrowns perridge,-pari-
cake& bread,: and all• baked products
It nourishes better than meat, pre-
'iuLige e 3 3 I • •
Heves constipationor ."money back"
At all grocers, 10 cents an Cente..
•The -Chinexe language is very dif-
ficult. to learn, for,- although there is
. •
s
- '
We believe MINARD'S LINIMENT
Mathias Foley, OA- City, Ont.
Sosepli Snow, Norway, Me.
Charles Whooten, 1Viulgrave, N.S.
Rev. R. 0. Armstrong, Mulgrave,
N S
lea:re mi
.irezica .rcon: so* °
ault inc. I haveover:two. hundred 01
LiY-Eitt,-10eatett 10-tho-bestifeetigroo--0
Outeria, All.. • Saes,. • 11. W. POW",
rumptori,
ROVIT4tAtX1's10. N3W Ana JO
<wilco ter . Eal0 in good. •Obtarlia
"tessneS The -Most -useful and 1061.041w
of all businesses. . ran information on
applleation to Wilson runnel-11ns um.--
es-nrs Wed Adelaide St, Toronto,
• • „ stoSegt,tiAME01,13.,
.11,41•70.T4A • TT.P4OAS, • LAMPS, -gTa.
Internal Undo -external, eure(/ with... • .
out Pain by gUr home Areetntent. ' Write
.11a -before toe late, '130.'Hellinall."Xedieul
Co,,1.4inited, Collinswood. Ont.
TILE NIGHT ECHOOD To ATTEND
IOTT •
C./ pit /.0"
1111111,
*414/08. and Charles tilts.'To.rentO.
The. demand for ,Our- gr 'at nur
,
August and September Was ,four tittles
Our supply, Commence now, ,Co.lendar
Wee - XWAXOTT, 'VrInetpai. _
• Send for the 191546 Edition of our .
run )I r, , ' •
r
-24-pitseo, aluitreted.-or..b.ounEet:fer-eti
, fur garmenth for men, women end ehEdrea
IT IS "FREE. ..A41dress:
,JOHN HALLAM. LAmiTgo -
Room' 152, Ifanstm Ibinding„, Toronto
. .
'THICK SWOLLEN, GLANDS'
• r
Vett make a horse Wheeze,
Roar, baves Thick Wind ,
or Choice -down, can be:
reduced with •
ABSORBIN.E
also otherBunches or Swellings. No blister
no hair gone and horse kept at work Eco-
.nornical.-only a few drops required at an ap-
plication. $2 per bottle delivered. Book 3 M free,'
AB$011BME..111.0 the antiseptic lido -met for
mankind, reduces Cysts, Wena, Painful,
Swollen Veins and llicers.$1 and $2a bottleat
'dealers or delivered. Book "Evidence"Itre„
11/.. F. YOUNG, P. 0 F„ 516 LiornamiBldg., Montreal, Can.
AbsorbIne and Absotblne, ir.. are made In Cancla.1,
I STOPPED
Lly111GIadIy Tell You
-
HEALS - DAY ,ifit'" NIGHT
- is a new Way. "It In sorathing a.br$0:4
lutely . different. No lotions, "isprays or
sickly smedling salves Or,brearne. No Itt
°miser, or any apparatne a any mad.
119thina to striolte - •
Or rib ale. Isle
steaming,. or
biong.,ectierctirleeictytion:2.
x . •
vibration-nlas-,4-
ettge, -No powder,:
no Plasters; no
.aiserunc 111 -tiro
-house.- 'Nothing- of
.that kind at all..
Eenterthing--
a n 1 different
-something-delight--
ful - and 'healthful
Something. \ in-
stantly suceesSrUL
YOU 'do not .have
to Walt, and Jin -
ger. and pay out;
lot o money.
-it 4,%
• over night -and 1.................-.
- • -tvili---gfatilr, ten- Vo-, it--Wv=r2iNt.' X am
not a doctor arid this is net a so-called
doctor's • prescriptIon-but 1 atn' cUred,
and my friends arroured andyoucan be
cured • Your gurfering will stop at once •
like magic.
Fountaiii-pens.• aretoted _Ivy an In.
strUnient called a riiinisonieter. If One -
piece of the mechanism is out even
• a six -hundredth: part of an inth, the
micrometer rejects it as faulty.
TAM FREE -You Can 'Be Free -
luta It underniiiied MY health and was '
• Aly catarrh made me ill.. It dulled My
weakening wry The luttVking and
coughing made,me ob,noxious,to all and. -
My foul breathmtade even my loved.Ones
avoid me secretlY. MY delight in Iife
Was dulled and'lny .facultiesimpaired. I
'knew that ih-trine it *Mild- bring me to
an , untimely grave because every `
nient -Of the day and uight.it was
yet surely sapping my yitalitY.
But I found a cure, and lam ready to
tell you about: it runlE. Write me
PromPtlY.
-log thie page until you have., asked for
•
me a letter. to -day. • Mill think et turn, .
loddress--on-a .eoesteri tearch.---say-r--ssear.--;-.1 -
stand, and X will write toyett with 142 %Hanel lit - Toronto. Oat.
com-
plete intormation.
for you -what it has dime for ma
this wonderfOl treatment that can. do
your catarrh and how can cure' mine:
Sam Katz, Pierre° 'tell nie how. you mired, , '
That's all you need to say. • I Will -under -
Send no MoneY. 4s -t rr,m_ nanie and
• sass ram*, room. irese4. . •
- •
Anglo-
O•ND
French
5%-5 yrs. yield about 51% ,
nxeruidel-rot,,,vonr_Option, or ,
from 10 to 20 Yrs. as per public' •
announeement, •
inns -Tait Orderb for -1117.fire--
. Anglo-French .116nde you need'
while you can get them at 92. in
- -the 2100.
We had -a large- Syndicate al-
lotment but fear it will be All
about twenty theusan syllribic char.,
actors. , 4
•
Iginati's Liniment cures ntanoritt.
•
Gareless.
terrible ^iota Your dough -
ter has." s
"Yeas the foolish girl. She went
(int the other afternoon in her Sums"
er sfisissoncissiegleated to.kecpth
;
hooked -about the throat:"
WIRE commitments at once .
.to be suro of a -share in this,
good thing.•
PROVINCIAL tinutT COMpANY,
' Trust -8r Loa* Montreal
4. --YOU Can
-PERFECT-Corn
REMEMBERF' The oiritmen t
'You put Ori yourthilti's skirt gets
into the' system itist as Sorelk as
food the child eats. Dmi't let
iinpure fats and mineral toloring
matter (such asmany, ofthe,
ch6ap, ointments ,coritaio get
lnto.your child's tlood I 2am-
Bult is purely herbal. No po
onons oloritig. Uso it;elways.
50e. Box in All thualsis 'and Stotts.
"..trgeoe tie*, •.
504 75e $1.00„ $150
$1(IN. FOOD "VVIIIMB CHASER
1.181T has Solved the ,probrein of leauty. It s Use is WI*.
big, back the freshness arid bi,oern ?of youth., and driving
away, wherever ,n64k1 consistently, • thewrinkle's of worry
and age. • tilted for centuries by the faimma beauties of the
• , East 'guaranteed free from hair ivrowth, your druggist has
, it... svg YOUR DAVGGIST TO -DAY. .. • •
11SIT -MANTIPACIITEUNG COMPANY, ItIttlitut
416. Rentesealke ,Avenue, Tortnitee
szsaaass-tes=s,sa . rsiasse-sis atasaraaSetantilttea
n •
•