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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1915-12-16, Page 3rev. Peewee neer, .111111 • 1 •"' TV" • *.r ,LOOKING :OLD- TOO SOON • The Contlitkik,ofToo Maw Won. , ' -men. and TOO Many Garb; rs Too MalAY women' •ond too many loolc old longbefore they .elionld„ Their faces 'becoMe pale and drawn; Wrinaldetk appear and their eYes • brightness. Can this be wondered at. When they Qfrequentiv. have head - INDIA, WILL BE - "HELPED BY WAR BJUTISR SOLDIERS WILL SPREAD KNOWLEDGE. tell Palling in ,price only, and 011 tliOda Consequently they save Y1/4M.C. 41. Werke 4.007 18 told of env gren plivate who, we to his colonel,. "I Want to vo you two weelTs' notice, sir,' he said.. ,`I Cannot live on MY pay and I meet reeign." The eellinel, wilt) WOS stout and rieov4ertlitceerttlaleillsalmelne194.74a .:vill e 'Men have had their grlevoinces,', , es, backaches and a general feeling i'M'C'ILWorkers HOP 11/4 Inerea5hig " 'aelwee' • The qe"tlee theh* /!a'r* 'ofewretchedness and WealtneSti?In unde.et3tandina Between Braze, . and 0 their foodwas diseassed .in Most eases it is the blood' thot, is to , 1Tagiand, Th et Marquis of,' CreWg • Prone, one tales° or another and India. gravely informed 'the, House that the the blood has 1)90040,11in and watery,. 'At the Veginning of the war, tha arfniectn winsouutltdonjrveequafilridtoitnlitallEnglesh and it is 4 fact, that anaemia. (hleod• - .1:14;er I); nzzatthanthis r:ennlya. ,ttely eaatiel 844Znieelti8nftliend:staat 413' Yietoi7.erpneti,74, ilnyetaite-,A11.11 oafwewvheircoh, icsanddoiatileatole:e have dr aPPearanve. "It is important' thdt'thwas enuded oregular e unrest thitetroeps. The pants natina uacrheimfepwri.ived• .of late, and coin blood, supply of girls and womere would speedly culmina en. be in another intitia,y. Alf the years of The Terriers have been strangera• tegularly eepIenished-imPortant tatittleaniat allrcrespe,d,natililrtcholEttr:set tre statrhapilage.0;elarati,iWOUiu na.ilrl many People only on•the score of looks, but to Ter I etore robust hEalth, which is of great- ; be, waeted. India Weald be lOst to the 'The . er value.. Dr. Willianis! Pink Pills.. however, has doilq excellent work in many differeat stations Rooms heve ctUally •They failed to consider -several as- I been evened where the emeae_ceue„, Make new blood 'and -restore' . • . , the syetem. Mattered by overwork' 9,/.7„ets_ne „theeageer eideeeee_tetee_nteneeee.wetteeeetteweread- nr-play billiards, •,Avorry.,•;These Tilltregiettr-a-gtelic• , health te pale aceand .inake ti e wa:hon. There asan enthusiasm for listen lectures, Or attend. services. • fs helping-, in the ever, an unpreeedented Thf3 seeretaries have heel) netirieg,in, uid Wearfa women and girle feel bright iloyalty to the . Orewn, manifested by their efferts to Provide' a Wiklesome • Pli); "With Die"Wilhatno*' "111J" • the Lichens themselves. Indian trooPe social life' for the e 'neir • • ;es at hand there is. no neede fOr.APY woman or Any .girl tale9le ill or feel. '1)10.:$••,1/4Te kleDonald, ire; traY,. Oat., • says: "1 honestiv believei Dr. Williazne'•• • went to fight at the front side, by'side grievance now that t ey are no at • " t tivith 'British :regulars and the dot- the front. - ,Yet they are doing. their Fliers from ;the colonies. Thousands 'bit hi Indiq dtu•ing the • d 't i " Pink Pills saved my life. Some year's . - ..of Teretorials 'carne to India te. take by 'no.; ineans:-.4 'in 6 t , Tr p r an • ago A had anaemia and as • / did the Place Of. the, men Who had gone When the war'is • oveie hnd T ' not lea ize thee seriousness of. -the ' trouble soon lepeaMe eeinPlete ?gat`scewealel could ,heielly waik rneither -ate nor slept well, and cofild not go upstairs without stopping to rest, At times I had an almost unbearahle pain in my back, , and'woeld have to`remain in bed. 1 saffered almost constantly from a dufl heedache, and when sweephig if -I would stoop,to-pick up anything-J- wou/d- get so dizzy that, I ,wottici' lave Lo • catdh hold of something to keep • from falling. At times .my heart Weuld beat so fast that I would have a 'smothering sensation. My eyes were sunken and my hands and limbs would. be swollen in the mornings, j tried several kinds'of medicines with- out benefit, and my friends thought - Would not recoyer. Then 1 began tak: .Ing Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and be, Even7trpone threnbeteriniiTtil7 in • fore long could seeand 'feel that they unletter flimy e•Enrope,et tit the Persian.Gulf. So, comes marching home, they may still • , far,.fromeIndia drifting or breakieg•etentinue to' do their''•=bit for their. argY fr• the'EmPiree the Tresenct' country.. Thpy h,e•ve „tt in their p`l'ovie'r of -the new trooprie proving a pbtent to brhig about a closei. relation and factor in hin.ding her more closely to 'a -better understending between Brit - Britain., • . ••••• • ain and her mighty Einpire of the The niajority of the Territorials are East.' men to whew, in the ordinary coterie of events, India would have been lit- tle -more than name, • Few of them -would- have enteredeher---eivileor-milie • tary service. Ifewer still would have 'Visited. her as tourists. India would have contipued to. be an ' interest for choleek retired colonels affected wi livers and for certain `Lords in Cou cil. The greet •national upliettV cAused by -the war, however, has se to this country thousands of me drawn from all grades of Secipt from all 'sorts of, OcctniatiOnse , IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Postage •ini Parcels Going ' to ethe Troops in France. • . The .Post Office Department is in tell receipt of applications to have par - IS; cels addressed to • our •Soldiers • in al France dent free or at reduced rates. rne of postage„ there evidently being' an 'n impression that the DePartment had IF control -of these rates -and -could do.laa it wished,' but, this -is not se, as the iiiiestion of postage is fixed by Inter- . , . et amongst them the impres- national agreement, so that it is not completed, the piece of iron slides • ' Were helping, me. 1 gladly continued sion cannot imt be great They within the power of . the Canadian along to. the great buzzsaws, which li p. into he t irty-foot :mils known to the • railway, travellers. Every time:AI* whirkin dicta ' New Lady. Ttofier ee, • , C41,' Vire.oti•Sir Charles .SteWart,Ti4Pper• • Of ',Winnipeg,. who become§ Lady, Tepper through. the eleatle vie Sir. Charles Tiepper. Lady. Tupper, , wits` Miss Margaret Petets Morse, only daughter of Mr. and 11.1rp,, 'cheeks movie or Ottawa. Hee; father, was 41 second' ;cousin .of t146; , - winter iSluirsbeanlidairwahnTugnicePpodiser's to7tbettel •1„ flaroneteY, e about to •leave tor) the front, having a conunteeiou ini ' ' 7theGehieee. • Throw Away Your Eye -Classes! • A Free Prescription 4 ...zee' , Der Shlier l'410t,1/4 Vence I vas a. Vaiter Sn'your good old LOriden town; / But now I shteorAor Zeppeleen '• 1 Vhat eirOnee dev bilx b,42ms •dT,770, I ant Vela held Ohky-pilot, -*Znak Can Havqilleciancitirsa *Hawk_ I do der liar Lord's vall; Some prettee lOngleesla vimmen „ . ittlini:::;ir;e:yaue-iiirteurTiora:01:04131T,te2or IgeAy:e07‘fe:tibikalltti:ektsbjeelsiroci I n:Tc:14:51}:roc1:41 tie, eati:d: It ahpiipl.r • ' im real hal'e fctr Y4°14 mab"'Y wet:::::: i.i.vlysehhdeel;ay:mteorinagnadveroulsdhtbaer$ aerfui free prescription. (.the man sdYs. ,wevsrtoerfcaalliikrtigonsgart. itityprnianyceimplatedt. their eyes ' . ,.. - . i Fier eifer in der varS, after trying it ; "i was alpaoat WIWI ; _ ., . _ „ A;(t'TditlenvetirtYraintft:"lfti)4ho'ultaill.5, lieje31'.. a'Vnart-251 ' i:0-- .11- le, it vas der g.1.41- bik fin illy eyes der net water,itaY Jlfore. At lilgin. gee all tho.time. It was' ill a iniraele`tO they would pain tireacitulin now ;they reel unTdo;tiltikdehaawbevmea11.;rEc.rilgolueclesa,h liead . me," A ladx who Used it aura : "The , ,_ rap up in deir shroucio, ., atmosphere seemed hazy with or Without . 4011 W , . kriirsnseitee.nbuotalfateiyeur)sttlihgnietilloaceniPrsesecrilettPrt.toil t Vild Ain't 1 likes about it best-- i°tanisevbe%4e.eylell 11114tPTtilinetustintdh:4t.Wkgola8lase'paa'ir 1 Voll Ping you vill agree-- glaAtie3 c41/ 41QW dISeava l'I'm la 4 reas°n" Vile I drape bones upon your - head, able time. and multitudes more will be ; _ . _ able to strengthen' their eyes so as to he I Xell CalinOt ptiniSh Me.. . , • `MAKING STEEL •RAILS. • •.. . ' Description of the Process They Through. • . The rail •miel-presents many pic- tures that appeal strongly to.loVers of the picturesque. , Under ordinary cir- Vuiristandes the greet' -strands of iron, each helf. as long as a city block, slide back and forth smeothly enough between the rolls that are stretching them and preesing them into the re- quired shape, but a tiny obstacle may at any • moment turn one " „of. these cables of fire. off the beaten track and twist it into a hopeless tangle or wind it/like a squirming snake around some unfortunate Worknihn, says the Lien- tury NIegazine. • * When the rolling process has •been the 'use of the pills until I wad coin- mingle in the teemin f 'th b in their praise,' and.I StroeglY recome )evehilerd' 'of irrigation in tt countr mend them to alleruneclown girls and whose very , life depends upon t women." • • • • . • monseond and the annual rainfall • You can get Dr. Willtams' Pink Those with a taste for literature hay 1/4.• PHIS •from1/4any dealer in medicine § or the opportunity of searching Old ie 1.4 mail at 50 cents a borer six boiee.i. cords of' the Mutiny and of1il for •$2.59 from The' Dr. William's' of the East India Coinpany. Luck • Medicine C.o. Brockville, Ont. , , new, Delhi, and Cawnpore becom -7 • , - _real. , Those with. an interest in poli tics, and constitutional developmen . A PEW ELDORADO. • Rich (ii;i1t1 Deposits • Dis- • covered in Colombia. ''• ' • • • In the South _Anierican Republic -of Colombia is situated the richest •allue vial gold dePotits discovered, in ye - cent years. In the far-off dnye Of 'Drake -and Hawkins', Vila: region "Fade ed vast treasure to theintrepid ;Eng- lieh navigators whose Mecca was ever the Spanish Main. - , It was Drake who, crossing the • Isthines , of Panama:, in 1572, was the • first Englishmen to cast eyes on the , Pacific. '•'• , • • The greater portioli • of the 4,poor 000 inhabitants who people Colombia at the present time are .descendants of the followers of those • remantic Adventurers; Almagro, Cortes, and Pizarro, the Spanish Conquistadores who subdued the natives of Beath Anierka Mid' ruled them: with a 'rod of iron 'till the coining of Drake and the other great English sailors. - The present-day Colonibians are hi - tensely religious, and their religion' e enters into the every -day occupation "of the people ton extent never seen. elsewhere. " At the beginning of any -work of • - importance a religious ceremony is al- ways beld, and at tile launch �f the esenee here of the Territorials. . dredge of the Nechi 'Mines, Ltd., a Th; Chinaman has no .monopoly . company controlled. in London, Which on witys that are dark. The servants took. place not long ago, the dredge who besieged the new „officers when was blessed by the priest in attend_ they reached their station's may safe- . ance, as was also. the first bucket of ly be credited with equal wisdoni,and earth drawn. cunnin (Incf th h •Post 'Vice .Departrnerit to undertake pletely cured, and / cannot say enough • ethers. • They, see something Of the to carry the Parcels free .or .at -a re- . . . e duced rate of 'postage. Under .Inter:* he national- kW,' provision is made -for s. the free, transMission of parcels for, e i'prisoners .of war, but this privilege- - , does riot extend to parcels for troops' ee engagedelilerittiVe-derVice nor is it r. g- al saw clips off one of* these lengths. spaelcs radiate in every direction, as though ,the biggest pyrotechnical penwheel mevaetii'odne.visecel...tie,d ,beenesucidenlY- set in. - within the power of the bepartment; When the rail has been cooled and 1 e to so 'extend it. - I . The ate got' postage required on holes have been. drilled in it, it is .• ready to start Ur any pert of the t ' Parcels ,addressed to the, t • d werld. • The evolution of bars or pends inion the location of the ad- beams Or sheets from the big. steel applies, • which is twelve Cents 'per and shape of the 'grooves in the rolls dressee. If the addressee is. in Eng.. slabs is gained by the same general .land,, the .rate1/4on parcels for Englhnd Method eef procedure. ' It is the size Th, whilst, if he k in France, the pare which determine the form to be ulti- eels ape subject to the rated appitc. mately 'assum,ed by the steel in their , take an active Interest in the ' leens if Government., The desire for autonomy, the• spread of education, the administration of theland rev, , enue, the, development of eo-opera- tive credit prgapizations, the good ; and bad points of British rule, air are ever• open for their- consideration All phases, 9f Indian life, ' fact present • thenthAves , to men now in the ranks in India. By virtue of the heterogeneous nature Of their ranks they:are less 'hampered by the class caste' spirit than the iegUlar Military • classes in India They are what an Indian student once remarked about college professors: "more seluble in theevaters of society:" - The Terriers' Troubled. The e ect cannot fail to be far- , • reaching. These- men have right ..�f franchise. Indian questions • -hence- • forth will have a real' interest for • IMite • They Will-vIew them froni a very different standpoiat than have the military or :Government officials or the arneeliale philosophers w.ho, dogmatize on matters unknown, or the- easuel and too credulous vsitor like Reir Hardie. Great Britain and India will both. benefit by the broad- ening of the bonds of understanding and friendship resulting from the , Able to parcels for. Frarke; which are clutched , . I as followse •• . • ÷ - — • e ; 1 lb. ,-. :. ••• . •• •‘ . ': . ... '..82 _cents: - • VS/110 1S-Iiit. JACKSON' , . . • A PRIENDLY GROCER e . , _1/4 ee„ .. 1/4,- ... • • , • .... 48. .4, ,... rors,ears: he taught -food chereistry, on more' °than 189,0.00 'tierce. In Cane: .- • . - • re , .., ... , ..e., 64 • ". e eiatetiee, ..ena.. 'diseases :de the diges.,1Afla 'Veesideribly Js than 100 'poles___ . • ., . -...,••• • ..e.....11•. 2, . I:tive •tract in one of the large medical ; are cut • to the acre, so' that nearly.1 • 6 -"` .... e . • '. • $0. • " . 7 ..- schools of the, continent .in .his . ex- i 5100 600 ge'rea• of forests heve•beee cut,' 1 • -44 : :.:'' ." 7,1-% «1,88 - e". -:-.- ' . tensive.experierke in free ,clinics he , • a. ...... ....4... .SI.1 . 010i . - • . • . ,- doe's -Roman Meal,. a :compound, of woikeda a oi i. . Tack -'r", to obtain the ..poles now in -tiii., and c about 5Q,000 • acraehre eut ever each , -8' "' , 'flaxseed and bra.n. It ; nourishes als' to fuenidh the poles for, renew- r That means eating at. the rate r . . . 40 • , Whole Wheat and rye; With deodorized ; Yeat' spared the trouble and «espepee Ot ever . rooms Iron sarau. . --e Ar.ligat • riuxtus 44101.4 BIZ OTOCK«,, a Gram. Pagrr er Whva Ye% want ti, Write 1.14.W094,« VramPton, Ont. - IfniwarArsaw moss's,a4s. VIDIttOin'.44.1C1140 ATZWe AND JOS _S. Offices for sale le .14O0d Ontatio towns. Tizo most ieieful and intereeting of all bualneeees. linforMation on fil9Plicatikin to 'Wilson Puh.lisalag , vanY. lit West Adelaide fit. TgrOnto. 2'034 NAVA*. BSVPOUND144111) PUBBIPS' guit s'ale front pedigreed. tstOcit. Ales pure -»i Persifia Nittett9, Beautiful. Pete. Sure to attract attention, AbbOtsfOrfi, Vide. „ moscgi.i..moous, CANCEit. Witaixo4s: Loa,tjs. wro. internal 434,0 external, cured wita; out pain by our lionio treatment. Writs •ue•beforo too lato. Dr. Bertman god -leaf Co., Limited. Collinftwcod. Ont. • rare OPite Advanced gettiug ghtsties, Bye. troubles or many de. - « -ShigtoRoacra.- full wiluetaeushandatuckrottiros. Ws ' -by•-runpwirtrthe-ginTple•-m109:-'110re-tEr t seriptions may b9 wonderfully licaelitted f. Lave hestrearbet in America fur Fui.. aides, etc. ' • ttPitredsegrelttarnblo;ttige°0ftPBruY-011:4!,Ve. thug st°r° ...To look awn frorn der ehky, ; No commission. :Write t.oday for *so price• nut.,„ ounce bottle ivitlt wenn, waterF,1141 r4f;Piwl°a- Unit d'hilt• speshul constables ; opign oft colgrAny...Dtpt.,5 'Trappers, Iiiststptics at ractorie. swoon . ono B911,-Onta;tablet-aa.d.allaur 0.0 England" • NVIth this liquid, blith&the eyes two to Blur 011 slot; uotiee your eyes • • , . .• ercelitibly right from the start.. eonie like thief' in dead gut' night' G . and inflamniatian „win' quickly. disapPear. C.40 - 'Wear P bOiheringr 'soh,. even Yen' sinko.der •retleeyed sane e • .Write for Spsial Information! on are to save .theav noW, hereto- Und: de.n your papers. Write mid say, It ia tad lute. 111anyhopelessly . IRON ROE CONSOLIDATED ator their .eyps .1a time.. ; The VUlmas Drug j,- bave heed ,saved '.ii they had -cared °I1. , P • %GOLDMIPJF "Liinited• . scription-by 11«,Y911144"pggIBt. 4•111110t:•.. of.tertnro 40..nightst, • . make you ,var• veys At are . PIGEOitiS IN WAR, Der latest Co.,et Torentp, *ill- all the zahero Pre", But.",niellt ftre.. I fOr:vhat yon tinit` a'. " • P.'S, HAIR -87'0N Toleoeme • 323 Traders . . . P. RE.ting frights; Were Used Extensively' During the. If England vips--vell, ..i.'ell, I vill Boer V. Again a veiter•be; If Reemany!-I tink so --vis, necessary, and that .the birds belong - can • fall back on officiel pigeons, if the armies and navies of the world -Clyde Fester in London Answers. It is not generally known that all Den you shall `:yait"-on met • e NEe Marine is nree _..i......,:„.. - spiaciraend921) ing to the British/ Navy have their fie' MdPhio; official standing and -numbers just as the handymen have. , rea InanY Yam in their During the Boer War the British 1/4 tger:ertiglig. +ma practice, notv dedicatn ArillY had its carrier -pigeon system. LatahlurinetoRefresh« OUR ASTry The birds brought meesages from all Cleanse, and Strengthen Exes after eXPosure tp the townabeleagueredby•the Beer in- .Coid Cutting Winds 'and Vest ahd to restore . 'healthful tone to Eyes Reddened and madeSore vaders, and when Sir Gecirge White's by overwork and; Eye Strain. ,' Seine broadminded Physicians use and recom- ' force was cooped aP in 1....ildaMitill endhltirine while others perhaps 'jealous otits wingedinessengers carried several de- /hose Whose .E.ves need care ean guess whY. as Success, talk and rush into print in opposition; • epatches from .that' gallant officer to there is no Preseription,fee in Marine. Justband - the men- who were slowly fighting v) r rugged 50e and you have a Complete Pkg. Eye Boolc—Ilfurino—Dropper—apd Cork Serew— their. way to his relief. , ready for use. Try it in your Byes lind in Babes The firet war in whiclepigeons were comfort: -Write for Book or tbeEee Free 4_ Byes for Eye Troubles" --No Smarting—Jt3st nye it2 used is messengers was -the Franco- Marine Eye Remedy- Company. Oblast° Prussian, arid the birds tarried news into and out of besieged • Paris. • A. The Jellyfish eats" by wrapping it - post was established at Tours, and self round its food and absorbing it. right through the .siege regular mails. vverecarried between Paris and Tourd Kinard% Ziniment-q, tires Disteiniver.; a by pigeons. a. BOOK fiN. rsoct- DirstAsEs And How to Peed latio- led free to ant address br . America's ta or , Monter IL CLAY GLOVER V. S, _DegReniedies 118 West 31stWeet,Isaiew-Tork. ' Miles of Electric Wire.. • Through, the. United' States .-and Canadaethere are 900;000. miles • of. electric . • wire (+stretched overhead, which require the support of no less than ,25,000,000 poles.. ,R is said that about 4,000,000 poled are needed art- • nually for reneirals and new Hetes. Well -stocked- 'German' foreet§,,•Wbith- are the best Managed forests in. the world; produce 'only 250' trees 'to 'the. .ncre; the poles now Standing, N.VOitia:' thus represent ait the timber growing TJi INFINF 'fLo The_, ?Spirit of Anterles. at pleat': afairultude and Cheerfulness. • ; A welitan ;may have high ideals nd still•wear a fotv-Out gown: 1/4 . Iren rings•were• used as money %Ye Borrowed . umbrellas- 'cast the e the ancient Britons, shadow of suspicion.' ' • .• • 1 .... FREE TO 'HOUSEWIVES- . A big 68 page Household Account' Book Calendar and Recipe Book • recipes. combined, talk e 92E12 " inches, containing hundred's of . the .best and latest • . , . HOW . tO GET YOUR COPY. " , . . . • ...• •13eloW ,re the hanieS and ndaresses of twelve firms. • Belectieleveti of Yonv best friefula,aarLettlier hav.e them Writes oi write a: postcard 63'u -self ' fci eitZ43' Or these Sirius a.sking them tO send "Shepard'S flous.liteeper`a Perfect • Accoun t Boolc" to. • file address .supolled. • For lasts nee, •supply , your . name and addreas to the ' Ili•st firm on the •list. _19• friend's • name. and address to the second arm on Me liat_andsd_on. ' --Next -1-weele`a „Imatia--0 this:-Daper Will show another -list :..af- firms to A‘pciiii you can "s'e,$ a further list Of na.mes and addresses. •. ' , : • ' Write your ‘ofateards, to -day-, bafere you forget. - • - - - - - -Canadian 'Bilredded..!wheit Co., Niagara Falls, Ont. . . . Chfistie BrOwn & Co.,. Torento.__..1.« C. _Turnbull -Co.„ Ltd.., ,Galt,:_flat..._12-• - Cowan- co- • Ltd; Toronto. • ;• . Clare Bros. a; co.. Preston, Ont..; . V. W. Gillett Co.. Toronto. ' Maple Leaf. Milling 05., TorOnto.; Dominien Canners, Co.. Hamilton. '• ' Val meat hers 'LI ad tett 'tense • -Street. Toronto. Wm. Clark Co,. Ltd., Montreal. •. Standard. Tube & .Fence Co., Woodstock, Ont. ' ••Atiantte Sugar Refineries Liinited. Montreal •. , • . -11 " • - 1 . 26 . better than- meat prevents, indigos_ I of . left acres a day,. . • • • • whicii existed -for yrears• between Cari-• etion -or "Money • back." Ask--- your --- haw and -positively . relieves constipa- . These are exectlY thb same charges •• Ada, •Enkland and F'rance .before.. the. doctor. .At all grocers; 10 'and 251 ' • , • • . war, and are the result of. an Agree-. cepts• • Roman meal is entitle by Rp-1 ' I yeas cured of painfal- gOitee • h .mente_or.e-conventioir-ma•de-betwe 1 man Meal"Co • Toronto • : - e • elelINARD'S LINIMENT. : . , .• i . - ,.. - ----, these -countries have nut' itgreeel- -'.-.-Clietham, 'Ont _ :- these couritrks and . Canada, and as. . DAYA'RD 1114111"LIN.. ' lower their rates between ' England •CLIPSES7FRIGHTEN AlitmtES; . • I- wair'eafed of, Inflammation by. ; and France, Canada has to pay to • i • , ..; • . MINARD'S LINIMENT. I Soldiers • HaVe .Alwayi Been Rather • . MRS. W. 4§...JOHNSOK thern the •same rates as before. the , e- • -SnPerstiiiolis, . ' 7 • - Welsh, Ont. 4 war and must charge ' theseme ',poet- • I was cured of Fachd Neuralgia by., . The Official- ek-Pirinatio-n to "the -Bus- MINARD'S',LINIMENT. • I. age. • . In all cases .parcels. for, the, ti•oope' • Parkdale, Ont. .1. H. BAILEY. ' , ; s'llan soldiery And peasants about the. , must be addressed Ciee of Army 'Post fritmenteeQenlispicts:roitfigtheitsuann, tee%vailveotmlitmn: :. Office, LciedOn, Englartd-Hini-this-doe-s-' , . not in any way affect the rate of post.. was • MT i,unrieeessary „precaution,. -for age Which depends . entirely upon- the ..whe.n the French Marshal Teseee was leeittion of; the .addreSsee. - hi ' f Barcelona in •1702 an . . , .. i ?Pale ng from eclipse of .t147-p".-sunthe' .enihlem of ' • 7 - ' ' .•'1.---____e___e • ' '. .; the Bourbone-se depressed his trooPs DEAF, -TO A.14 WA Re NIBS' g. , o gm had been ini- - • .POrtUning a' youthful lieutenant 111'4 English i'linv. •ict 'Gain • s ae Itaet- bit, lie Might be the :sahib's bea?er, "How • • " .- ' ''• -tinetion: -•• : ''' • '' l' ' that for 'sometime they behaved little b d • • e than .an •unorgani Much de yOu want'?-" The ivily ras.- . cal ., promptly named an exorbitant To haVe lived in England for the •-••=• - • sum.'in.r1`1P-F! . „ t'' that; War -had brokeir-Anft 'War' -..1 e , Dropped a VeAluahlee Hinte-- ed T1V t'. ell -r -h -OW intiel" is. that, anywity ? rare distinction of a priSener pharged:. - "For about eight, years," writes a I the ; ' lieutenant helplesslY .: 'replied. tecently _.at.'North_Loadon Pelice Court. - " • lady, "I sufFeKed from_ neryliitsnese1/4-;.1.:Wheneeeineleis- igitOTant.-ot,tha. _.,_e_oln.l., :•,,TliZaM114-soroils- lv--ri.--- ' • -v- --laid ' •••• Part Of tiriiiiine down"iii- bed: : -•-• .• 1 age of •.acOurftry•lie is in easy' prey been arrested within -eight'days'of hi ;. - "Sometimes el iVould get numb; •41t4.i.ethe keitegaireewaseconeluded , and -theLiietyeetieeieeei•ei—e-t. -aeteern eel :limn] -s-ervi-• . it ireeld lee Almostempoesible fore wee lieutenant 'Went away with a satisfied: ttide and he confided to a polite officer to speak. At ether times 1 would ! smile: He had the light. of ••norriancee that he had Just heatel, there was a ' have severe . bilious attacks, and msT : in hiS eye:. J'erhaps he 'hed read iiiig .1,v.ar on ill France costing. 23,000::- • • • A.& V:fr • • . •• paSt fifteen Months witheut knowing _ze rabble.. Seldom, nrdeed eikeeailors; have .always been. rather Atilierstitioas,• and even in the reinote times of. 'AlellafiL der' the•Gfeat's March on letiliyien an eclipse of ,the threatened to de-;' troy -:.his -Weir edplined they .were, the. Geek: -troops : becarne, ever e More - u exan el, ceneidted the gd ind-.then the - priests diplomaticelly .•pointed • out that • • as; the Greeks worshipped the sun And the Persians the' mein;.tjie ecu i se was. a .good .omen, portending I the. defeat of t e atter,. ii _us way dis.riPlitIC was restored. • " • . • . . • • 4 -17 AMU stge ti • 1 would walk- fast or sweep. H • ' • "I have taken mil -ugh medicin l e may have pictured himself as the'etees' true, _and,*h. Bing told that it wss, e tg.: niast6t• of such a bearer as 'Lord he expressedt the opinion that the Gbv7, ,seart a small drug stem, but witbOue gobelts had in hiS 'early years. in; eminent Would save 'money if •• hi y .perinanent.,henefit. One, evening 'Our! India.• Once in the Midst; •ef a hot: paid the inmAtes of prisonsta fight! .. grocer was ' asking my husband how I bottle ;he ;came calmly and announc- , - e-- .... ;was, and urged that I quit coffee.andl' ed, "Youe batfils "rencly;-gir." ity- the ' ' • • J • r... '....- • - . -------e-t..__. __else Postum„ so he brought -home. a , time some Anglo -I di n could -tell the:, ' • e • et. o et , • nunitraei Liniment Cures Colds« 149. ' • '' 7-Tiacktii-o, and -I made it /keel:din-6' isiiTiieutentint he had been fleeced the ' While. Plinee-s Are Alf the Gel '. ' :directiOns and we Were both delighted] servant ;PrObalilY-1/4, hatIT •eallied • and, . '- ,with it. ire quit coffee altogether' And i'stelen eel:Cie-I:it, to .keeli hiM 'and "Mal ---‘1‘4°, l'e°1e, it "cannot be. I used only POattun.!L4Tou iitadud,es,_,,ma-_,Jiamity‘zi„nibiirk,1:Aii,Aultury_tor I Inn not good *cnongh 'to be. your' wit'e. ,abotit the same • effects As coffee, be- A„be Test' Of Oki; days. , • • , .. 1 'George -What nonseeee, dear. You , . cause they • both contain the drugs • • • ; Are an angel! • ' caffeine and. tannin.), • •' The ?nee arekeee to Spe'the siklits. 1 May:‘-Geerge, even an angel • &child "I began to get better, 'and in a They wander in the crowded bazaars i; not be happy with a nuin who had• • month's time looked like another per- i lika • small boys at a Circus. One only. $1,250 .a year, and feathers the , son. The color came 'back to my Tommy ,saw a. mule: ,for' the first price they are!, • cheeks, I began to sleep well, my ap-• tithe. , . -; • , petite was good, and I commeneed to - "Whatever kind of aa ithitnal is take on flesh and become interested,' that, Bill.?" he asked'. • . in everything about the house. "Youhloomin' idiot! Dou't yoa t ‘‘Pinally,, I was able to do 'all'my kilow.1; That's an t;fraeilin less," was' rOW11 work without the least sign oIt the proud reply. 7. eny• old trotible." Name gmn, ' by . 1 Canadian -Posit* Co., 'Windsor, Ont. • ' Posturn coniesrin tWo fernief ' . , Postern Cereal -.- the original form must. be- well boiled; 15c arid 25e s• 1. packages. ....• . • • , /•• q • Instant.. Postum -a soluble • poWder • ,,-"--diszolvea quickly in a etip of hot • water and, with cream% and sugar, intakes a delicious beverage instantly B : ..., ' • ' eth llinds are equally dellektis nint ' Coet about the saine per. up. ." . 4. "There's ,a Reason') for Postum.. • , ,,..--sold by Grocers, 30e and 50c tine They Wear solar toupees,..but they have 'not the respect for, the sun which, the okporiencod possess. When rebtiked they are. apt to reply .cheer- fully that they Will he all right' when they are . tanned a, bit. ."Why, these Terriers," an astonished regelar who was on his %Vey tothe front excittim- ed, "go doWn. to the bazaars in-thp middle of the day and, buy-my...an.. nnasl" That is almost as though a Canadian* shoulk,:go down -town ' in the middle of February and order iro ere= before 'brealefast. Thor s'Pend their money in curios, which- are of. • . Nine churches inEnglend•. ara natn- ed in honor of .Bt. David, of acinar▪ d's Linintent Cures' Oarget in Cows' , Lot of •, bifference, . .- 1/4 PIWYer '(to witness) -Did you say that an incompetent Man •rould -keep .ati, hotel as w•ell. i7s anyoily'! • . Witness -No; 1: said' .aii. in p -eckp Revilion Freres 134*.McGILL STREET, ' MONTREAL.. AM manufactuliers and can pay you best prices for furs or-. all kinds. Send for our prie'e list. . • • „ • Christmas. ninsic-t- and:: ,,entertainment luring: :lour ..w.jitter :mon s. The eartteat Eaters in; 'the British • . • . • Army .• . Froth •clbee ObservetiOn, efetheelatee its -of •the ermine -Meote men in train- ing in Auckland. (New Zealand) for active ,serViPe, it eppeare-ethet--!theet modern Maori has'. inIteritede ale -test , amitnpifired, the genius for Preeticat•i• foraging which vas' 9ne of the Vital • qualificat-ions .of • his forefathers in the- strenuous. struggle for azistenie.';,. The- have Seonred the country in the • neighborhood. of the camp Red.- won eels by, the Setii.c from places where . the white 'Man never dreamed there was anyedibleWealth iit an: • • -The. ability of the 'Sturdt* M -ori'. , omits to aseimilate come.stible0S, a • . •conetant soirree of Wonder -to ;his pnle; brethren:. ' ,, • • . • Tho c;anip• rations are • admittedly. generous and sufficient in thell% way, • but the, canteeneia pleasure 'teSort, and is. patronized ,as such. Supper is institiition,.not it meal., Here* , bee Warrior's ,e(tort at A;fltio TWo; bottles or.raspherry, a tin Of '41111'411ms and a. big lobster.. 'This io a typical instance, and yet every one been), " mereyeand bright, for. Physical drill At helf•Peat six in the matting. .., • lifinariett Whine:to Mute. bielitherle... • The proof Of fother Seigel% Syrup is in the taking.: • That is why.foirner. sufferers., Whose,. • vitality was- .being ..satapeci indigestion, say, it. 6 jusq 40rstoirracle, liver ittat- • bowel: troubles. Thanks to. :Itither 4. are new strong, and \Va.. 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