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Oulgar General
Fights for Russia
HOW TO CURE
RHEUMATISM
The 1)1"se.ase is In the Bleed and
Must•Re Treated Through'
the .11100. • •
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. .•ThQ•ro.gro aluiO 14-awiai,-ty 'ways of
trealing rheumatism as thbse :are doc-
tor. Not of these treatments are
directedat thesYinpterns. mid are con-
sidered 'successful f. they. relieve the
. pain and stiffness. But 09 ,P441.
and the- storeneaS return particularly'
',the- patient has been exposed to
ditnapneits.. This shows that 'the 'poi -
!Sell was not driven from the system
by
t.by.the tregment 'employed'. Rheum-
van- b liavci a a utimberHof-,
ways, but thereis,Ohly. one way to
cure it, and that is through the blood,
.expelling the ponienous geld that.
eallOPS, the •aches • and pains and stiff.,
;less, To renew and enrich thelgood
there is no, Aledichre can - eciuga -Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills, which go right
to the root . of the trouble and .eure
theuntatimn, to.. stay -cured, The •fel-
• iznying .. is an • .piample...ofwhat ]Jr.
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of this. kind, Ben.rx Smith,St.
Jeronie,•QUe.; says: -"For upwards 9f
a year 1 was a- vctirn of rheumatism
in a most painful form.' . The trouble
was loerite.d.in-naY legs, and for a long
timewasPO _bad that 1.0iild not walk.
The suffering. which endured .can
.enly be'-ima.gined.-hY these ..*Iie have
ben ' 'similarly • aglieted..,:, Doctors'
'Areatinent did nOt help me, arid then.
.begantrYing otheA remedies, but With
o".better result. Fina1Iy 1 `was
vised to try„ Dr. William's" 'Pink
and idtliough I. had, begun to 'lose
faith in medicine; I finally decided to
give the 'pills a trial. I an* very
grateful now that I ,did .so, for after
taking eight boxes of the- pills the
trouble completely disappeared, I was
free from pain and could Welk as well
as ever I did in -my life. 1 have sine
taken 'the pills occasionally as a pre -
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lOrgartr
GEN. RA.DRQ DIMITRIEFF,
4 Bulgarian Who is one of the venal
trusted and capable officers et the,
Russian ariny. It Is reported thati
• he will teed a Russian amyl
tticainSt his countrynaen.
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• SENSES OF TREES.
eautionary measure, and. I cannot
speak too highly in their favor.
You can -get • Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills through any medicine dealer or
by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes
for $2.50 from The Dr. CWilliarns'
'Medicine. Co., Brockville, Ont. b--
Peraeyerance of a Poplar • in Ser -
THE GUELPH WINTER FAIR.
mounting Obstacles.
. Mr. James Rodway who is the The Largest Live , Stock Show Held
• curator of the British, Guiana, Museum • In the Dominion,' -
and an eminent botanist, declares that '
plants have at least, three of our five From a small *art in 1884 as a fat
• senses -feeling', taste and smell -and stock show 'for GuelPh and .vicinity
,• that certain tropical trees sniell water there has deifeloped the biggest Pure -
from a •distance and will move ly agricultural exhibition in the Do -
straight toward. it • . • minion. .
„Bet trees not in the tropics can do At first only fat cattle were pro-
„ of -an old...Seotch--vided for. -The classifieatiori has.beezi-
mansion, says a writer \ in the Scots, enlarged, irom•year to year, including for the flag of the victors to bepleced
man, found the waste Pipe fiaom: the first sheep then swine, later .4 dairy above it on the same pole. This was
• _houserepeaterliy choked. Lifting, test and poultiir were adda -In 1209, a tokenr-not-only, of submission. 'but
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SPIES AT THE FRON\r.
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Illustrated, By An Incident Related by
a British fiapper.
-There is no limit, to the daring and
effrontery' o spice France,. .04'0,
ziecestiary.is it to takeevery proemu.
tion-agaMSt. them eat ,contersatien
•between SoMiers and eividiana IS TAM.
ed wt greettdisfaver by the authorl.
ties, Tho stiletest orders have been
to,the troops that lie inform4z.
tionis tobe given to anyone,: either
civil .or nhiitar
The daring' of spies is illustrated•bx
an incident related by a sapper,
nals Section, R.E., now in France. On
one .occasion two officers went hate a
•cgctelgrtgac.44-4111r.-tanct-tataremPtorii:g-
demandeet certain informatio_in They
were both of high rank, and at first
the officer in charge had not .the
elierliteSt SliSriieiOn. But the British
"th" proved their undoing. They were
cunning enough to avoid words begin-
ning thus, hut the . fatal "dis" for
"this" slipped out, and sponthey
were looking down a es:mole of revol-
ver barrels. while 4 sharp V'oic$ said,
"Hands .up." That was the end of
-their spying,. terseljr. says
lt the s'aPper:
O'another ' occasion a disPatch-
rider:Went tearing. on his motor‘eyele-
by a field, in. which a man was
ploughing. Suddenly a bullet went
through his cap., tvisting it rafirid'his
head; • The rider ;increased his, speed,
rounded 'attend in the road, and met
.010tOrriOrry; Somi three4sOldierslwerit
'opt for a walk across the field. Tim',
stopped. and ,spolte to the ploughman,
'and.one, of theair held out hand.
Th d ploughman took it And the -next
minute was on his back, with a knee
pressing in his chest. The other two
soldiers setarched the hedge, and found
a rifle and cartridges concealed there,
So the ploughmen was marched off,
and as. he was not in uniform, he was
tried as a would-be murderer.
ANTI.TYPIIOID VACCINE..
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Ho* the Prepgratien Mikde at s
Wench listitute.
• 4 recent artiele in La Nature do,
uribes hew anti -WNW vaccine .ia
Premi
ed nFrance at the Institute*of
•Val-de-Orace, where Doctors Chant°.
mosso, Vidal, and Vincent have done
such remarkable work for humanity
in the great field of proteetive medi-
eine, The vateine poirvalent? that
is to say, it is a blend made,, not, *QM
one, but from many, different strains
-of Bacillus typhoons:" „The VaCcille
sterilized by the momentary appliea-
Oen of ether, and contains no living
elements. It is put up in .oinall apa-
-ponies, oirglass- hi fiefs- of three,
each of .-which eontains one billion
dead typhoidi bacilli; At every stage
in the preparation •of the vaccine,
asePtie Methods are naort vigilantly
enforced, The article; warrillY praises
the workers: "Only those wile have
lived at the laboratory from Septem-
ber,'1914, to the early months of the
present year can have any idea. of the
activity that prevailed there, and of
theiralefatigable-Zeal
women„ mobilized and Voluntary
workers directors of laboratories.,
PrelfaratM's, Red Cross' 'ladles, ItOsPir
ordirlies all working together."'
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MEA,NING OF HALF-MAST.
A Sign That the Dead Man Was
Worthy of Universal Respect.'
'Perhaps you have noticed that
whenever ift prorhinent Peison. dies,
especially if lie is connected with the
Government, the flags on public build-
ings are hoisted only part of the way
up,. Phis is called "half-mast." Did
you ever -stop to „think what connec-
tion. there 'eoold be betWeen a flag
that was not properly hoisted and the
death of a great man,' Ever Since
flags were used in war it has been the
custom. to have the flag•of the super-
ior or conquering nation above that
of the inferior or vanquished, When
an army found itself hopelessly beat-,
-en-it-hauled its-tiag -down-far enetigh
• the. slabs in the basement ,paving • he a horse show.Was added, and 'this year of respect. In those days, when a
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. discovered' that the, pipe was . com- a start is being made With breeding fanning soldier "died,. flags Were loW-
• pletely encircled. -by poplar roots . sections: for ',cattle, sheep and ,swine. 'prod 'out of, respect to his meniory,
.They belonged to a tree, that greW. ,The judging• of poultry will he rpm- The custom- long ago passed from
some thirty yirds away on the oppo- pleted bY Monday morning, Dec. Gth, purely military usage to public life of
site side or the house. "I' - , and prizes placed' onthe coops, so all kinds, the flag flying at half-maSt
.
Thus the roCts_haci moyed steadily.that. visitors will, be •_able,-tce note the being a sign_that the dead man was.
toward the house and • had.penetrated 'prize ivinners„ l'he dairjr test will be worthy of universal reSpect, The
• below the foundation and across the•
• -basement ,until they reached their
goal, flie-Waste Pipe, a hundred and
fifty -feet away. Then they had oleic-
• , • ed a cement joining and had worked.
• their way in _There seettneLsoraetbing
almost human in such unerring in-
stinct and peroeverance in surmount-
ing obstacles:
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GETS V.C. AT AGE OF 18.
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Lanceporal• Dwyer Hold . Trench
Against Germans.
The youngest seldier of the British
, • army to receive the Victoria Crosaia
•Lance -Corporal Dwyer, who is only 19
•'years old: won the V.C.fer'hold-
•. in, single-handed, a trench against
the Gerinans during the • fighting.
around the famous Hill No..60. He is
now back in London en a short leave
. from the front and is devoting this
• time, which has been granted to him
for a rest, to recruiting work. • He ap-
peered the ot ier • ay in Tra algar
Square and delivered a stirring ap-
. peal for More recruits,' ,which • was
loudly. applauded. •
• - Acting Oorporal Issy Smith of the
•. Manchester Regiment is the first sol-
dier of Jewish faith to receive the
_Victoria Cross. His reward was giv-,
• en him -for having assisfed a wounded
. comrade over 250 yards of ground un-
der heavy shell Are at Ypres.
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*ISE WORDS •
-- A Physician on Food. •
completed and •cards ahoWing the re- space leftabove it it. tfor the flag. of
suit poste,d on , MondaY. _As each 'the great conqueror of iill-the angel,
Clitss of herpes, beef -cattle:sheep, and Of -death.
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swine is judged, cards. showing. the ' ' ' ' -,--,--------;-----'--- •
.cataltogue. ,number - and,: the -Prize WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT-
.w_..ar.ded-vgill be....put up .on the Stall .
or •pen so that theideals of tile judgeS. _BABY'§ OWN-TABLTS
&tn. be follewed by the visitors. .9,11
beef eattle and dairy cattle will he Thousands of motherd throughout
stabled according to clans, itnii Canada have written of their thank. -
sheep and swine according to breeds. „fulness for what Baby's Own Tablets
have done for their little ones. Among
The comfort of Visitors has received
the,. is Mrs, Frank Wrignt, Clifford,
considerable attention at the hands of
the Fair Board, seating accOmmoda- °lit" wit°, would not, • be
without Baby's pwn Tablets, as they
tion having ben provided, for seen
were of great 'help to 'me when my
hundred more people than in any
little boy was troubled with constipa-
former year.
_ _ judging of horses tion and sour stomach." • The Tablets
There' will, be- '
cure indigestien; • colds 'and 'simple
every night' from Saturday to fhurs-
day- --on -Tuesday-an
Thursday eVenings; there will be a
cOmpetition for officers' chargers and
a riding exhibition by the 29th .Bat-
tery, which is stationed in Guelph:
A series of lectures will be deliver-
ed eaCh day d, the shOW upon. live
stock, poultry :or seeds, and will so
erranged4hat-theAtisitors-will-be-,abt
to hear the lecture and see all of the
. .
Judging. • , - •
• A new feature year is a judg-
ing competition between, the different
counties of the province, each connty
being represented bY three men 'pick:
ed by the District Representative.
-SHORTAGE OF CLEVER
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Not Enough Autocrats to Run the
.1.1r -----German Army,
• The East Prussian and Pomeranian
families have by no mearie Mono-
poly of high posts -in ,the. Gerinan,
4„LiNtestern physTieian has views army: In that 'arniy there is a point
in the neerirentmuf , an: &neer
•• about food: He r says:
--have own as "die Majors • Ecke"-the
duty of the physician does not cease major's corner -the doubling of which
is purely a matter of merit andeffi-
• with treating the sick, but that we
• oWe it to humanity to teach them he* cieneYi-T-1194r)
etr-thsit.heralth-especrneCarrogonce that ev-er eame Out of
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Prussia will not Carry .the incorepe-,
hygienic and dietetic laws.
tent officer round it, and, perhaps,
"With such a feeling as. to mY.
Icorisidering the size of: the German
duty I take great, pleaSure saying,
staff, there are not enough clever
'that, in --my own experience and also
Prussians to go round. So . side by
from personal observation*. L blive
With Von ,PalkenhaYn, Von
found no food to equal drape -Nuts, '-gide'
Strariitz, and Von der- Marwitz we
and that I find there is almost no
limit to the greet bene food find Alexander von Kluclers•ou of von
Macicenaeri, whose father was a coun-
try squire' riodrich-von Scholia; son
minor official in Flensburg, Von
Enamich began life as plain Otto Em-.
OW to Save
Your Eyes
"Try This Free Prescriptio
Do, your eyes give • you •trouble Do
I YOU already vear eyeglasses'or spectaciers?
Thousands a people wear these **windows"
who might easily dispense with them°
Yoe may be one of these, and it is your
duty to save your eyes before it is too
late. TVe eyes are neglected•,more than
any other organ of the entire,body. After:
you finish your day's work you sit down
mad rest your muscles, but how about your .
eyes 7 Do you 'rest them ? You know
you do not. You me or do soMething
else that keeps your eyes busy; you work
•your, eyes until" you go to bed. That to
why so many have strained. eyes, and finz
ally other eye troublts that threaten par-
tial or tfltal blindness. Eyeglasses 'are ,
merely crutches; they . never euro. This
free prescription, which hos benefitted the
eyes of so many, luny work equal. won-
ders for you. Use it a short time. would
you like your eye troUbles to disappear as
If by 'magic 7 Try this' prescrletion. Go
to the.nearest wide-awake drug store and
get a bottle of Bon-'Opto tablets; fill - a
In one tablet .and allow it tothoroughly
from gout. The. bench awarded
dissolve.. With this liquid bathe the eyes i • 45
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two to our times daily. Just Mite how and costs. William Henry Wake- was
qtliekly your eyes clear up and how ,soon
dfraid to ude it ; it is absolutely harm- summoned for.!4 ,damages,for 81
the inflammation win disaPPear, Don't be
and was
Flayed their eyes had they started to 'care
2loast2sti.oullrnsdo:
for them in time. '• This is ii. simple treat -
less. Many who are new blind might have Te.raeTroewunttooripa ay
olacksznith's striker, for neglecting
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up_NAE. rYi j*,Ps r
Tutu FOR MIS51iNG- WORK.
Munition Worlonen Must Pay Dain -
ages to "Employite.
, That certain ' Sheffield (England)
munition workMen have not realized
their line of duty in these thaw, was
eyidenced at the Sheffield City Pence:
Court when r' ,...resern and Yr;
W. R. Carter Intil-tO deal with'many
serious cases or, alleged shrieking on
the -part.; of employes of , Sheffield'
:fffitemetsand
,noWtheerigaargyd. on workfor the
B. Enrdekin, solicitor -for one of
the * •CornpallieS," stated that in three
'mond* 370 men' lost ':Ia,000 .iniurs.
-AllegatiOns Of Periodical drinking
bouts were 'net infrequent, While ' it
was proved that the ;men !were often
went Wtalie time Off as .they WOO.
• Dr. -Hadfield (Doctor • Of Iletai-
lurgy) gave evidence in SUpport cf
his firm's eases, and appealed to the
ben
benchtodeal, strictly With the delin-
quents.,
' Horace W. Walker ,'waS summoned
for £7 4s. damages for neglect of
mak, on eight, days. The bench
.awarded damages amounting to 15 7s.
6d. Mr. Eltirdekin stated that the
damages, were not the point in the
summonses. The money went into
the firm's war funds; .•
Charles Smith. was -summoned for
losing.,1041/2 hours, and the company
asked for E8 4s. damages, _Mr. Burde-
kin" stated that the defendant had
periodical . bents 'of • drinking. De,
two-ounco bottlo with warm water, drop
fendant shid he had been, suffering
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„•POPULATION Or
.eta Incre* Last Year Over the Pre
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FiOUs Year, •
The report of the Registrar /General
tot Ireland or 1,914 shows that ire -
land's decline in population has been
arrestedand also her\ prosperity
creased if llte-nOmber in -
u marriage* is
a•eriteriont Last year shows a popu-
lation 9f 4,381,098, against 4,379,012
the PrevisMa yea', with the lowest
emigration rate. since 1831. MarriagCS
gained 38 per cent. ever 19,13. •• IM-•
movement is shown in the matter of
illiteracy, which is rapidly dying .out.
• The Agures o luisbands and wives
• who signed the registrar instead of
malting their mark give 94.5 for 1*t1S-
band and 99.4 for wives. '
"As regards illegifire_acy, Ireland
compares favorably with, most eon -
tries," says the report. Therewere
only per cent. of illegitimate births
in the whole Wintry.. TJIsterfihowing
'the highest' rate of any county at 4
•per Cent and Connaught the lowest
,at The general birth rate' AhliVriV*4
Iget increase. ••
.A-drureg.--;8-pe
rate is also noted, "old age" beading
'the list of causes, with tuberculosisgs,
,seecnicl, ,Last years death rate was
*6.3 the thousand.
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Efiriardei Elintnent'Cures Bolas, tee.`e
The' Man who-knowsit all-ii.never,
,tep full„for 'utterance. . . . .
.
The Turkish MOthet loads her ei.1.1114-
vitb amuleta es soon- atrit is born; anti
-ct. small bit Of mud', steeped in het Wa-
ter, prepared by previous charms; is
stuck on its forehead, '
HIRAM JOHNSON
. LIMITED.
The Old No. 494 St: Paul St.
., MONTREAL
Established over 38 years as
Raw -Fur Dealers
NO inflated price list from
Send un your Furs and set'the
• highest market , price,
TRAPPERS -
40.4„.;:, Furs Have Advanced
ment. but marvellously erective in multi- his. work through drink, .for eight Nil ip toRogers. We gave liberalgrades,
tudes of cases. Now that you have been , full value in cashand qukkraturne. We
ean to sieve' your ekes,' end you are likely costs; 7s.
days, was ordered tii pay the 11 with •
warned doe't delay a 'day, but da what youhave best market in America for Furs. Hides, etc.
6d. ,./ohn IL -Howson and J. No COMMISEti011, Mete today for free price list.
to thank, tis as long as you live for pub- Trappers, Supplies at Peptone One*.
Drug Co. of - Toronto will •fill the above Green were each fined Li 1 i a
Bribing this prescription. The Valmas . OT os ng IROGIERS FUR corripANY. Dept, s 5t. Louis. MN '.. Every man reales that' -he
presetiptron 4?y , maiti.. .it a:701 Jr_ drpggistmTdaY'S work. .GeOrge Neill was order!,
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ffOlt SIATIO0
re -ARMS lc., 41.14 SIZEN WOW,
owe, Diary or eratt. When 7014 k
Wane to bun Write W. Payee:in*
VreiriPten. (hie
W.F?4,411.0till
91.4,
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1 towns. The most useful and intereetIPS
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ennv. 71- West Adelaide Bt.. -Toronto.
-itAw i'staS.
ItAiggillItGi ATTENTION! --- RAW
ifu; wanted. Gertbe tighest pri-..ies
iiiiiluglikible assfsrunenti 'bend ftbr urico
gil. 11.14111 lifil*(ePifet*erteti% 1 411)%11 4"ur"Ar'''
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LouiLa Witder. 13lrhendale. Stusitelia.
Li aNcUlt, Irre.
ILA internal and exterVel cUred withr
Co” LIntitee. 9nt.
•tliACRA4OT Wlftc
WYantlotteS
••.\ ,„ "None. plotter."
Winners at ggest shows. Geed. .
•-iqa-P-1F-V4v40"trixtroir-7---
f- t MARSHALL; a; MARPliALI#
BoXJ,W. • - -Nla9Pra 'Fella, -Cernder‘
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'Betel
Way'
PRESIDE
cannot. '
ole Was -ordered to pay 14 damages
1-6--ply-15- damages. . Cheri& Cha-
aime lost:- Samuel Coldweli, a
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"HERRING SOUP." . -rneulder, was ordered to:Pay £3' and
. . . • . costs for losing time, ilid Roliert Jen -
Seats Guardsman Tells a Reniarkable flings was oHered to pay £5 and costs.
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.Private James LAW, Scots - Guards, ., 4. FAMOUS IIOCTOR
has returned to his home after spend- 4% " % : , '
, WRITES . .
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•ing eight months as ...a. priso
GerriernY.: He was 'captured onneJranuiri-
ary '25th. -„About 109 of the ,enemy , ."-fiea-r 'lir. Jaakson: . -• .7---
"I‘ can trely say year Roman Meal
entered the- trenen ;where he . was. and is a veritable godsend. to huuianity.
•Law was wounded in three places-- Init,yliithaa.itpdt.sreid paril sehruikt e inittraftrueleoiyuS for
the left 'thigh-, chest, and right shoul,• indigestion, ' neurasthenia., 'anaemin I
der. - He lest, much blood 'slid- yeeame. anti
eciaLl un,forderto nett cond.constiPationIn this
ltions, but
unconsciousBe was ina.'senn-ftonia-...! P, 1
tose condition , for nearly: four , days,‘ la4tier condition' it has not failed me
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and faumChimself in the hands of the in:a.single case." - ?.'. • I • .
Germans.' One ' big' soldier, attempted Roman IVIeal is ina.de info delielous
Strained "by' a humane comrade.whir
re-, hilicrrearldd.i' e-A..Skn*a;loc;aurkeds,0
to bayonet him, and Was . Maly e.-toprudadibdriugtd,it:ErAndt
alI grocerICIand 25 cents.,.
confided to Law in good English that - : .... • ._..._.__..,1..--,--. •-
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war was a' dreadful thing. He. re- The Comforter
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mained in hospital for ten Idays, . and : • ' .
Was fed during that period entirely "V'understand ;Mrs. Green is ,very
onhet milk: ' - • ,. - • ill"
Life in camp was very .miserable, ' "That se? What's the Matter!" ;
Those who were able to work . were •-...."The Aoctoi. *Inca -t'''s- P,1-ar-'147,--*'
,, Sent Out in batches' to pull., ploughs, • "Oh, ray, I .rrindt'hurry right ;over
mote healthy-sleepThey are sold by
'us-. .c-1)11-ei-- gt•P-el- It-"Inr"lul i"L"- barrews, etc. -Feed-was very-bad_and, to see. -I know dozens of .people
:
who ,died of- that. " ., .... . . •
according to Law, would not have
been4iven even to pigs in. Scotland.
Black coffee was served Without
sia-
gar or milktand so strong that the
men could not drink it: . The "hied"
called bread :appeared to be comPbsed
of potatoes, oileake, and bran. It was
. ft--,rand-dammLand-would-r-sairl--Laiv;
have made a splendid substitute for
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putty. It was indigestible and Made
most of the • men ill. Latterly. Law'
subsisted alinoSt entirelY on food sent
from home. Even worse than the
breed was the "potato 'soup." -The
medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a. box -from The Dr. 'Williams'
Medicine Co:, Brockville, Ont. .
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In ten years 800 persons were fo.und
guilty of murder in -Austria, but Only
re sutto deat
Slinardts Liniinent" Cures Diphtheria.
Dangerous. ,•
Miss CaustiqueHYmi shouldn't'
smile so : mirth, my dear. It
e .
, miss pa,sy..„,,Darige,:uua? „ prisoners were given plenty -of a wa-,
mixi.containingtaii a -blind -ante -
Miss Caustique-'Yes. 'When. -g- 167
smile lights up your face it Might set of potatos ut
k' .b it is Law's belief
off.the peWder.that the sentries . got the potatoes.. • • Another dial' was herring tin t --.the seizing •ef. mew
. •
the:herring in a -rew-----=•stateikin--ri far" trina's71,----Witi practised; c -
scales,' entrails;- eyes,. and .oyerything turies,. and did net lieceme obsolete
mixed together in a bucket ' till just 'before the • Crimean War:
reStearde, tookts,.1011gAilneAtf,reagb -Sometimes-the crewe-were--taken -from
'home.- If the writer praiSed the Ger-1 foreign snips oh the high -seas
•
• The -letter -wes-paised. .
. - • .
•Miriard's Liniment 'Co., Limited.
"ge:ntlemen,-Last-, winter I 'receiv-
ed' great benefit .. frail' • the use . of
•MINARD'S LINIMENT in a. • severe
.attack of LaGrippe, and I have fre-
quently proved, it to be very effective
in cases �f Inflammation.
• YOurs,,
'
W. 4t.. ROTCHINSON.
• - will bring 'Who used in all zases• , ot
sickness and convalescence. •
„experience_that tiophyst--
cal condition forbida the use of Grape- ,
• Nuts. To persons in health there is mien.
-nothing so nourishing and acceptable
• to the storifitch especially at breakfast
system on the day's work.
• "In eases of -indigestion I know that
• a complete breakfast can be made of
Grime-bluts and cream; atici•I think ft
is necessary not to overload the stom-
ach at the morninglneal. L also know
• the great value of -Grape-bluts when
the stomach is tee Week t� didecit
other food, ,
• "This is written after an experience,
• of More than 20 years treating all
'manner of chronic and acute diseases,
• • 'arid the letter is voluntary ell my
.4 part without any request for it."
•• ^Nanie given by Canadian Postuin
Co., Winds, Ont. .•
As for the', German navy, that set -
,vice never was looked up to by the
human Prussians as worthy' of the attention
to start the niaehiliery Of the
• of a well-born man. All, its principal
officers are middle-class men. Grand
Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz Is the son
of a lawyer; Admiral von Koester is
the son of Hans Koester, a well-
known German dramatic poet; -Vera'
Pohl, chief of the Admiralty Staff,
was plain' Captain Pohl -till he return:.
ed from the China expedition in 1889,
'and Von Mueller, head of the.iViarine
• Cabinet, was the son of .a• manufac-
turer of agricultural implements .as
remote froin the sea as Chemnitz in
Saxonyl But Germany is but a par-
venuat' sea, and has' not Yet acquired
the cult of "old naval families." 4
•
• 33114r %emit he abdIrti totter A nob:
eno almous from time.to time. They
tot ;coulee, true, and full Of fifteen
ilitorcet.
a
It is an insult in rrartee to -
"a melon."
all
FOR
pEADACI-1,ES,BILIOUSNESS
,CONSTIPATION,.
DIGE .sT
1
. Nearlyallohrminorailments,andmany .
of the serious ones, toaram ttaceablc to
--
some disorder of the -stomach, liver, and
bowels. If you wish to avoid thc mis-
eries of indigestion, acidity; -heartburn, '
flatulence, headaches. constipation, and
-
a host of other distressing ailments, you
, *nest see to it that your stomach, liver
stud bowels are equal to
TRY. the work they have to .
do. It is a iiinple matter ;
.totakc30 drops of Mother Seigel's Syrup
daily, after meals, yet thousands OI former
sufferers have banished indigestioa,N1-
lousness, tconstipation, and all their dis-
tressing consequences in just this simple
way: Profit by their experience.. As a
digestive toti10 and stomachic remedy..
Mother Seigel's Syrup is unsurpassed.
2015
MOTHER
.
. SYRUP.,
'rile awUOc corostat,3 Three Att „mean
,
AS Ilia StVit Sato ArteePte norm%
it *as destroyed.. On one occasion a
GerMan .eorporal interrupted • Law,
who was engaged in playing a garne
of card, And. pnlled.:1-/ire-oft-kV ,
Law learned afterwards :that he had
6ranulafed Eyelids,
reEyes inflamed by expo-
' sure to Sun. Bust W
- quickly relieved by Murillo
EyeRemedy.NoStnarting,
been treated in that Way because he I just Eye Comfort! At
did, not salute the. carp:wall he re Your trritgglit's:50cortro0B otImalliyuerrIriretEatk
SalveinTubes 25e. F per kott e. ye
fused to do so 'eVen when he knew.
the truth. Many, of the German .sol -
diets were downheerted regarding the
Druggists or Mudge Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
.0atineal. is generally, adulterated
issue4 the war: One man said that
i
peace time heWas given .a bread
with barley -hoot give it a whiter n ' '*
•
ration of 4 poimds per day 'for 1i appearance. •
*ife-ttraPchildreri. That wailiow-l'o-
duced 6,1 pound t• A Publication
caU-
ed the Cdntinental Tittles was issued,
to the men purporting to 'give correct
war news. \ The soldier's re -christened'
it the "Continental Liar.' Twiee'
month the ' Russian prisoners were
forced to heist nags in celebration Of
supposed German victories. LaW WaS
exairtined by eiman professors three
times before -being exchanged -i • He'
has almost lost the power of his right
ant, and his left leg is stiff.: He.
hopes to improve) but does not dried
id, return to his former employment
as a miner, Ile enlisted 'After War
gas declared:I . •
. TWo of a
Father -What •do ,you thbi1. of a
boy who throvh- orange skins on the
pavement? , •
Son -r don't know. What do .yott
think of an orange skin that 'throws
a plan, on ...the pavement?
-minaralis Einiment Bures_Distenipee._
,
• ,
Officers and crews of some British
submarines haveNalreedy nice sutria to ,
their 'credits, because the Admiralty
awctrds a bounty of E5 per head of
the 'creivs of energy .Iships. sent to the
•bottorh, even if, those aboard dre not.
killed or drowned.
Purely Herbal -No 14800..
0118 coloring matter.
Antiseptic -Stops .b 1 o 0 d -
poisoning, festering, etc.
Soothing -Ends quickly the
pain and smarting.
Ilcais all sores.
•
50e. Box. All brussists and Sterea
.111K4-14.
Mliittra'S Iatilittent Unveil:target in doWir ED' ea
issus 48-'15.
used
Red. Vitiate, Blue, Crowe Silver, Black poites,”13eaver, Lynx. Eto. , '
, RAW veryl shipper.„.awviuranIreez xections _of_crieftee. •
• Who is looking for a better outlet fer
his raw furs_ should write at once for -our price list. We are
FURSfiltrixtoffiiornniar3Ircoel‘priees, antewill do • so at',11
Send for Our Price List,' -•Now Ready We Buy la-inee21ff •
Reference by perreiselorti_linian Ex.ehange National* Bank New York;
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140 WEST 28th STREET, NEW YOztH
zt,
With 15 ten -inch
double -sided VictOr
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EasiPaymenta
• if Desired:,
. . •
Genuine'Victrola
for Christmas
is both a gift for the day and means of entertaitunent
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• 1
It will bring to your •fireside all the delights. of music
the world has to offer -vocal, -instrumental, dance •
• and orchestral ; and make. your hours as socially
pleasant as those you have .enjoyed when listening,
to the Victrola at the homes of your friezids• . .
There are 6000 Viefor •Ilecortis from whichto choose.
You can get ten -inch, double -sided Victor. Reoords'
for .90c including any, of your favorite selections of
_
--standard and popular songs and initruinental pieces. •
. .
Any of "His Master's .Voice" dealers will let you .
hear them. If there is not one in your.
totify-711Vaild weWi11 se b tlfat-yiilf are lio-t
pointed on Christmas morning.. '
,
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•
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•0
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....32HD• "ANT.1111....;
ario ro*.i.ocia
Winter.. Fait....
GUELPH
DEEMBER ;rd to 9th, 1915.
CANADA;S oldest and biggst WINTER FAIRin
the Arena you will see the BEST. STOCK produced on the
BEST PARMS in CANADA and in the Lecture ranti you
will. hear how .they Were produoed.
YOU*:canuot APPORD to 111iSs It-Single-nara on
Railways. :• • . . .
WAX. SD/11T1, M.P., • R. W. WADE,
, President, ••• Secret0y, •
' Columbus, '()n . Parliament Buildings,
Toronto, Ont: •
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