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An ninirtnis 000 'tit Sant Med MS% TWalifY Dinith
Of Them Vsefol.
'Que of the Me..at .wooderfal 'elOckfi
Xi t the World is owned by a French-
" Amp Damp. Weather Starts the%au, Lob
u, paaalAter. Iflt moOoted
a Lows Seize aqua and has .tout
talirAt But the Trouble Lids in feCes. Beside* marking the heurs,
tbe Wood.it shows the tides at ebt different
'Igtrts of the tterld, the mean time and
$petag veal)* jo-• bad.- Alte War. time, the- age. a tint moon>
.mhao butrerer4, The changes from. the movements of the planets and all
mild to old, the raw, damp wbuls eeliPsea. It i* alsoa pErpetual calen-
start the acheand twinges, or iv, .dar. It was made by Janvier, of Paris,
the mere extreme cases, the tortures,' in 1789, and took eleven years to man-
Qf
the trouble going. But it must he I nfuetgrei
lbovne in mind that ib, is not the., $an Diego, Cal., *has a wonderful
weather that cauees rheumatisin. The !clock with twenty dial, which tell
trouble is rooted in the bloo&-the the time simultaneouely, in all parts
changeable weither ratrOy atarta the •of the world, else the days of the
• pains. The only way to reach the. Week and the date and month. It
trouble and to cure it is through tin; stands 31 feet high, and four of' its
blood. ' The Ireisoneus rheutifwtie :Wats are eaeh. 4 feet in diameter, It
acids must. be driven out.. Linimente Is inclesed in plate glass, so that
. and robbing may giyeleraporary re -,.every action can be seen, and the
lief. but cannot possibly cure 'the whole is illmuinated every, night. jt
trouble: , The sufferer is only wasting is jewelledwitil tourmaline, topaz,
time and rnoneY.With this kind ef agate and jade, and, required 15
treatment and all the time the trouble months t� build, The ,niotive. power
is becoming more °deeply roOted":.- is a 200-p0Und weight, which winds
harder to cure.. vThere is juat one-
speedY falre,•for rheinnabism-Dr. Wil-
liemfe Pink Pills, They, act directly
on theiMpure, acid -tainted .hloot They
,purify and strengthen it and ' •thus
reot autthe cause.of the theumittism.
Ilere is strong proof car the above
statement. Mr. Michael Personage,
Teniert, -Man., sfpfs.,,:--PlYiy Mother stif-
fered several years with rheuntisrn.
We `•triera number of remedies but
they all failed to cure. Then we got exchange. Much •ancient faith clus-
• Dr. Williams Pink Pills, and after tered about the mandrake root, which
using them for some time she 'was' was carved in the form of a doll dress-
cempletely cured ahd' has •had a61 ed in fine Clothes and kept in a 'box
sign of the trouble since." ,
or coffin concealed in sOme corner" of
Sold by all medicine dealers or by the house. Each month it'was washed
mail a 50 cents,a box or six boxels in Wine and water and freshly garbed
' for $2;50 from The Dr. . Williams .Another, universal cure was te
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
The Doctor Calls it T00 CONNING 1.(1113i1UkS.
* '
Aut(p.,Intovicat!fore
It imam .self-polsoning--an
ailment that salmost
• versa), with niert and women
or sedentary employment!
Its caUSC is the daily intake
of indigestible foods. Min.
erat salts and saline, laxa,
-Oyes will not cure it, Help
Nature to clean out tile
poisons by eating Shredded
• Wheat Biscuit, a food that
builds healthy tissue and
keeps the bowels sweet and
clean. The perfect food of
health and • strength • for
youngstm and grown-ups,
for rn. n who work with hand
or brain. It is ready -cooked
and rgady-to-serve. "
,
•
Made in Canada.
itself 1autznajvnfty. The ?cost of the
Cletk‘ was sazopo.
,
OLD.-Timp ctrims PERSIST. ,
•
Mitch Ancient Faith, or E,xeinpie,
.1.7beut 'Mandrake Root. - •
• .Saperstitien as to- •fhe Methods •of
•curing diseases, once very prevalent,
arenot altogether extinct Yet, says an
.4.
ft. MULE. BETTER THAN CAMEL,
, • • .....__
'Used as Beast of Burden by British
in Meeopotainia. , , .•
The mule has proved a far more reli-
able and • useful transport • ahimal ,thaa
•the camel in the Mesopotamia cam-
,
• the rope with, which he•was hanged. •
' paign, If beasts were •decorated the
. ,.
mule would 'be' covered with ribbons., • , ,-
••• . ,
' He knows not defeat. -His hardiness
Mesapritamia' have' effected this 'sang- • I, Ask roundiou forlit
E
. is proverbial. None of the 'plagues of -
A
. .
auxiliary. The breed-u.seProof-
. .
The isainel lias So farbeen
here,-calledbeen but an ,
•"ARV is not, like his "Iledayi" bro-
ther, trained to go WithOut water, bet .. ' • , — .
• he , is ..proof against • the ,ubicfuittnia.
• extremities anti groteimeely-proportion- -
camel fly, and has certain ethenvirtues, ,
. 'ia wobbly ' WAYS -- CRE KIDNEY DISEASE
P.F
THAT DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS, 11.., L. -
of his. own.In spite'.of b
• ed limbs, thedearnel is a dainty beast:. - . • . .. , ---• ,
His ,baughty' gert • and auperciliou.s • ' '•‘• • s.... ; '-• '''' ' •
' 'glances.• ariTi•-•-generiilly ib
attruted to hr -Every •Neighborhood- you Will -Find
pose; as a matter' or'fact.they are the • people Cured of - Bitekache, Rheu-
•t•
.carry a piece of mistletoe whieh had
been cut from' a tree by a . golden
sickle and caught in a N.vh#o vessel as
it fell. ••-•
Metal scraped from a church bell
•or e piece of the rope was supp,osed
to have a Similar protective influence
against, disease, as alsia ,a cloth
stained in the blood Of a murderer or
:What KaPp,Cns tO Nen Who -Aro 'raft
1, . ,
. , .
•• •:iii•iinart. • ., ' .. •
oTho Or...00hs-hove ilwiYs been noted
.for their eXceedingtel.:inning. It .4 it
011eStiOTI 1%i -tether they the, !Uwe Liar
the Armenians aro the sharPeSt peo-
ple of the near Uast. SerneOne Las
said that; a Jew could cheat a Great
but' that MI Artnenian could cheat. a
-,Iew-.-.This -Greeks'sitowed all'their-eurr;
.ning at 'the beginning of the war.
Although Greece is a desperately poor
'TeantrY, with IV S111.411-,artny not of the
highesb efficieney, the Greeks - made
.exeriaaot, denrnds, wen.- ..the. ---Allies
tap tbe_price ef their.aeSiatange. They
wanted all of Macedonia, Theesaly and
Smyrna, and perhaps more. The. Al-
lies--chafferea with then* for a long
!tirrie, ,finelly found that • it 'would be
Icheaper ter disregard their claims en...
tirely. They took poSsession of 5a-
•Ioniki, which Greece had recently, ac-'
• qeired., and have made it .11.. .strong
base. Now the Greeks 'see the prob-
able triumPh of . the :Allies, ,.and are,
• clamoring for •conaideration. • in the
settlement. ... On .the Rtherhand, the- 1
AllieS ere new Whim:the' Greeks -that •
they liav:- -overdid tltetneelyas;. :that -
'they Would. not-lielp.',Wheri their help .
was of seine vatue,..and now they .isre -
• not needed,. •Tliey will:have no ectit-s'
sideration Whatever in the. settlement,.
This is usually the wey.with men ivinli
•are too sitiar_t The gpanialv prov-erb
• has iti "that mere faxds than asses'.
kine are, takee-to' the. fennel -S." • '.
From the Middle West
NOTES OP INTEREST FROM HER
.• BANKS AND BR:Ags:'
,What Going On in the Highlands
• • and Lowlands of Auld
• Scotia. • •
Calgary is about $1,000,000. better
off than Edmenton the matter of
tax arrears. • •
'Drumheller. formerly a village un-
der the village act, declared a town
by the deputy provincial secretary.
The new Calgary Technical. School
will receive a $40,090 provincial grant.
Cardstown has now, 22 recruits in
the ,kilties, and Coal City 27.
Calgary is to have an in titate for
the feeble-minded.
• The Rozilee, Sask„ grain growers
have invited women to form a branch
• of the assiciation. •
A \patriotic concert at • St.•Brieux
netted $105: te help in the Saskatche-
wan schools' patriotic fund.' •
Every anmarried men of the VillAge
of Fairdale, Man., ' has enlisted.
Schocas of. Saskatchewan have now
contributed $5,500 to the• Patriotie
In the year 1915, no fewer bhari 58
new coal mines were opened' in 'Al-
berta, according to a report just is-
sued by the provincial authorities.
• Instruments for' • the regimental
band of' the 203rd• "Dry". Battahoa: at,
kegiza .beeri donated:hy
known -western -Int
• It is eaid that there is. more work
to do and lees men to do it this spring
than o'er before in thblistory of
Al-
Jerta, notwithstanding the • fact that
, WIT/1118410n of an inward tind unsuspeet- • . •
m • atism, Dropsy. or Diabetes,. by
.ed_ delicacy. . 'Too- often ahe Camel's , • l'
uncouth :bulk. gives a Nilo impreSsion , Dodd's Kidney Pills:
, f • • ., . .
. .
of hardiness. I He Is not hardy. . . -, . •
.i.ac Boucliette, Lac 8b. Jean, clue,-
.
He is .hrittle, and wili brealf.hia 1eg , .' .
Aprii -.17th,: (Special.) -Mr. ' Arthur
kicking against a' striae, and , he will , .
• ehrie, . Well, -known and highly'. re-
.' aplit up anchdle if his legi selit. apart F1 • • : .
, in the inud.,, ,Bnow kills him. • He '• is spected here, has just. issued a shorts
_yeensitivoto-damp; and -Willy catelit_n, ecinciae:statimentAn. regard to Dodd's.
• 'cold if Asked •to slrep in a awainp. Rut Kidney Pills. itis as follows: • •
Well. cored-. for, • sufficiently equipPed, • "Ihave found that Dodd's . Kidney'
• andtactfully treated, he is secozid',only Pills 'are an excellent reinedy and that,
-they core;qcidney disease, arlieerrifiltisin
And. indigestion." • •- '• • • • • • •
- Mrs, Fleurie has received such bone-• .
, • •• fit, frern..Doca'a, Kidney.; Pills ..that.,he
• "Lioyel'a" hes often Veen described, wants other sufferers to know how to
• but nob everyone is 'familiar with the find :relief, , He feels, it 'ishis duty to
• varied Operations of this famous- ins' his fellowman. , ' • • ' ' ' ,-. , , •
• Caution. The great Maritime Ex- • If you inquire. anicing yeur•neigh-
• '• change: is treallY part .of the Royal' hors you will findsCoresof people who
- EXchange, and owes HS Origin te...Ed= have found in Dodd's Kidney Rills re:.
ward Lloyd, who '. kepta coffee .house lief from some forth of kidney trou-
in Tower Street, London.. This eoffee ble.' .It May have been the dry, itching
, house was in a place where news totildskin, dizziness; nervousness And bi-
b() obtained; •and to -day Lloyd's is,the .ability bo. get • refreshing Sleep that
' • leading inetituti6n in •the world : for mark the earlier .stages ofthe disease,
''• obtaining Maritime news. ' In . one of .or. It TOY, he diabetes, -dropsy, rlieu-,
, the rorns May be 'seen the .firsb• , hi-, ,rnatrsm, heart disease, ois some'other
surance Policy of which there .is any of the dangerous diseases that.'mark
•.
record. It Was taken for: a ship; the its advanced ateges. ' ' ... : • : • • .
• Golden Fleece, •Whielt was inured.for' - ,You • willfind na ..Dodd's . „ Kidney
.• .
a -voyage from Lisbon to , Venice on Pills" cure ,kidney troubler no , Metter
January 20, 1600. 'whereor in whit forth if is found.
Ask your. neighbors for the proof. ••
• • • • .
to the• Mule 'eS a beast Ofburden •
,
How "Lloyd's" Began.
•
-
GOOD REPORT. '
,
Doctor Proved Value a Poptiini.
•. Phyaicianeknow that good food and
drink, ploperly selected, are of the et-
.
_- . _ . . . _ ._
inesti-impititance, net Only for the, i,e-
lief of disease but -to maittain health
• eVen when orte is Well.. •.
A doctor writes, "I edunt• it a pleas-
• ure to say a good word for Postern
with'.which I have been enabled to
•' relieye° so. many sufferers,. and which
I Count; with ibs , valued companion
Grape -Nuts, one of the daily blessings:
• "Coffee was banished fierriTrIty-own.
. ,
regularly in -its place." • (Both tea
and coffee are injurious -to many per-
' Bens, because they contain the subtle,
poisonous drug, caffeine.).' •,
"I frequently find 'it neeessary . to
instruct patients, when, they take
• '_ iPosttim for the. firsb time. to be mlite
-•'sure that it .14 Properly, made accord-
• • ijing to 'directions, then it hat a clear,
_ seal -brown calor • and ' a rich, snappy
— :taste,- tia_w_elL as. beaWgiving 'Altai-
' ties." •
• •The above letter, rpceived Over ten
----iyears,Agti,s.igfullat'emsfirnsied-hY-a-,Xas
s. cent letter front the doctor, in which
•• iii- he says:
' "It is a pleasure to render a gond
i report covering a product of which I
•, am so 'enthusiastic a friend. ••
'. ."I am using in tny home your
Vosturn Cereal in both Os forms. And,
'what is more, I am having it used in
the families of several patients •
in
• which there are children, and all unite
' iin.endorsing the fine qualities of your
,admirable product." .
' Name given by Canadian -Postom
• )Co., Windsor, Ont. •
1, posteM homes in two forms:
POStilM Coreat-the original foritt-,.
*1st be well boiled. 15c and 25e.
mkga. • ,
ii Instant Postarit,--n, soluble powder --
Idissolves quickly in a imp of hot WA.
tat, and, vvith cream and sugar, makes
a delicious beverage instantly. 8100
• And 50c tins. ,
‘i Both fortni are eqUally delicious
' ,tad cost aboUir the Woe per CUP, i
hTitere'S a Raison" trir, POSillM.
.*-110M by Orocets.
IT ALWAYS
MINOS RELIEF
$kin irritations of all sorts
Itiold to
cA°
Irak AlatiS
t \
Petro:am -414 •
An unexcelled emollient frit
wetinds, burns, sores and cute.
Sold in glass bottles and handy
tin tubes at :cheinists and gen-
eral stores everywhere. Ranee
substitutes. Illustrated book- "
let en request.
'i'ca Her He /lopes fler Lot 11Vill Be
• 'MM.,.
t'llil;ZI:f1414301iiill °:711r:
I 1 •
soliorriar SHOCKS HAISEKIN. .. AU Ili
As Coed Ati Ilia Own. - 1. Or t. , 4
1110 1#9114011. Daily Mail's %meter -I Msgr." the wentierrol pew oitin'tecil,
dam correspondent says that while pull wrinele charier. le a !soon to Awn •
the Iceiserin was visiting a Berlin ,ggis..14:4:0.Y":01::e4bletair4:: a::ortte:::::
haaPitars she addressed a euffering 'A. men " '
. . .
{
nor, eayitig:
"ilhe''' '4 A tende• rlY 15-Pliat°1" Illat4" 1 il;a1:01.214ViartivI:u.7.stild tt;Ilcizo4'001113gi'' IlSt 4arint•PloTrert,
"foiy good'fellow, I hope thing* er.t..:..ot-to- uoi3,----he-"esery- ;1.3"; a' f -e' ,rz drops, -
1.140 tn' an replied: "1 only hope it will It° "JO Oxi ef4Y, fillIgk *shave- .
going better with you to -day. Air Veit Into the beard before hithering
be going aa well witn • yea and Your,mr,Ixtosetxtilideisiatiit.evorelnoctra.niarktti•fgh4tvitterv, ' ...
eons as it is going with me at this it
moTneheentiil•• l
serm 'staggered and., •ye- ;n.7 SeInili;ritainlas 1 %dr tsuf trethindz jafteu13Tibtrin
wes led front the ward almost swoon- lness and freahnestis!") rPentig Pt $m:°etffslie
cording to a report curreat Be'rlin,
!Gives the face *
4•
ing. The soldier is•believed to be an ;4„TalT" prevents cirri -ipso of she sidle
palmed by eXpoaltrit to ,ietteestiive winds.'
*Accept no substitute.
'Send '50c to -day for a trial bottle-,-suf4."
•peent for ever six weeks' use. •
••Professor Patrick Hageland, a OrCs VEIT ilIANVRACTURING CO=42;r1-1:
minent Swedish doctor, writing on 47s Ronceevalles Avelino,
hie regent experiences in Germany, • TO1t011WO.
• say's .that in Berlin "there was OYcr
the whole' •populist:ion inde-
acribable expression of War -weari-
ness," while the gr_aaps of eoldiers .1:,„!,trA PlewaLe, qactilnailk Ofr''
saw qPreseffed a concfribrateds* picture '•
hf mental iind bodily exhaustierr."
. ••
iteeaftxxxisir.
• , ' . ,
CHILPHOO1i CONSTIPATIoN. ti34 s tAoa'y rjoilAhs.
. sb a ftipg, Hangers, Pulleys, •Gkratea.
1„,et ue• figure on . your: requirementri.
93 Mrs. Anew G. Isund, Huglieritlen, Naoarme Iron WO/118..14d-, Napineo,
Alta., writes: -.--"Two nu. my babies
were. *flew giuch troubled with eon-
stipation and 'I' tried. peveral .renredies 1811t176.8:VANTED FOR WOQDWORK,
without success. A neighbor advised fratno:iyxsteerriidy. Apply
me to try Baby's Own Tablete • and Wise wogdenware to..P.Patnertiliron,
they were so satisfactory that now r virA:NTBD r.,ATH ma.orariaRTS
Would use nothing else." The Tablets V and Fitters, Toolmakers, ids°
never fail to cure constipatio•n and plogeeuttor;, et;cperine rceid on the larger size
tione pre
• they 'may be given to the youngest 'fset.rreGlie.Qrgrr.e, &w LOP n alerTi
child with perfect safety. They are
sold by medicine dealtra or by mail at
25 cents a box trent The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Breekville, Ont. •DROFIT-MAKING NEWS AND ; JOB
• 1 Offices for sale in good Onte.rlo
If you in a4. •hurry avoid the 4The most useful and interesting
ef thoaght. • •application to Wilson Publishinr; Corn.
of all bitsinesees. Full informatiOn oil
pany. 73 West Adelaide Street, Toronto.
•
;Ina. a• heir. . • ,,.
irreeonenable Social Democrat,
CliESEBROUGH N1FG, CO.
188e'dhaig7:41eued) siontreaP
.11/remosamoo•ww.mo.
,•••••••••••••••111.1•AINIMENOMM..
TRUE TO THE
,21Cinardlo Liniment for usie everyner• •
,
Envy .is an .acknowledgment of the
good fortune of others.
THERMOR
wateoes tesmtaI:a Lsimol
sesroaHot HattleLa
ime
farmersare .offering • exceptionally .
high.wages. ,
Fred, Parker, about :15 years . old,
was instantly killed' at Indian . Head_
when the first -division of C.P.R...train
No. I from Montreal' struck' the Wag-
The school children of -Calgary. are
to present a complete Set of colors to
the 82nd Overseas • Battalion. The
• presentation Will bake place on. Vic -
'torte -Da •
-Alberta 110 contribtited t the•War
• just About As many men as the
pro-
vince of Quebec, although the Popu-
lation of that province and that Of the
city of Montreal arepracticallyequal.
The population of Quebec is nearly
3,000,000; that of Alberta 'about 550,-
00. .
During February 807 cases of
• measles Were reported in • Winnipeg
-against 445 in the same Month a year
' ego. The total number of communi::*
cable diseases for the month was 550
yith 25 deaths, • compared with 606
cases! and 31, deaths. last year.
• Kinistino, Sask., has • made Very
rapid strides of progress during the
last twri" years of ,harefimes. Over
20 riew up-to-dabe residences have been.
built in the village, besides another 1.
RUSSIAN VOGUE IN LONDON. . stor'Sr being added bo the public and
_
• : • high' school.
•
-'01e4A75;co.00)
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WATERLESS . •
'HOT -BOTTLE
• strs.ser ir HOURS'
, . CONTENTS
NEVER.
• .. 'EXHAUST
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MiNuTE3 ".
•
GOSPEL OF HATE
REMARKABLE LETTER 'PROW A
GERMAN. ;
•
Epistle to An Old Friend•in England
Is Illustrative •of •
• KuItur. •
The following remarkable letter
has been received by an English pro:.
fessional ntaa from a German now in
Harnbtirg who lived for some years in
England and was on terms of close
I friendship with this particular Eng -
[Rahman. The leiter reached England
• by way of Italys-- °
I• Dear Mr. •-•-•, It has come to •my
Iknowledge that you have been mak-
/ ing inquiries in various quarters con.;
Icerning me •And my welfare, and I
have to tell you thab, despite our old
I friendship, there can never again be
I any ,sort �.f communication between
da; -either- now 'dr -when the 'war lie;
I• over, I do not deny that during my
stay in your country I received much
• kindness at your hands, bub you, as a
' British citizen, must bear your' share
I of the responsibility for your coun-
try's infamous Attempt to shatter and
destroy the greabness of Germany,
and therefore I, as a, true German,
must forget all personal benefits and
rnnsLregardyou, jest hecaitse
4an--Eriglishman7-with an all conque
• big. hatred. • - •.
' It is Made • of • m•etal, nickel
plated; of a convenient size• .
Shirply4leittirsr"Theritor"-fur-
ten minutes only (no longer) and
it stays hot for full twelye hours
at an even temperature' of • 125
deg. Recommended by :;Physi-
cians on deo:rent • of the steady
het and sanitary metal case.
No trouble- no filling no
• .
danger of •scalding the-handi-J-
'no leaks -no expense and one
purchase lasts a lifetime.•
In-sickriess, such as -Neuralgia,
La • -Grippes Rheumatism,. Neu-
ritis,' Inflarnmation-in fact.all
cites, and pains, the "Thermer"
Avaluabler•• Asa bed -warmer
nd a foot -warmer it has . no
• "The "Thermor" measures
831" across and is I%" thick,
yetit weighs 'les* than a- filled
two quart • rubber bottle. 1.
The price is $4.O0 sent
anywhere and Sold Wider an ab-
solute guarante,e from the mak-
High-class • Tepresentatives
wanted In \Some territories. -
GOLDEN GATE . MANUFAt.
'TURING COMP -ANY, LIMITED
. • 9 Youville Street,'
Montreal. •
• The, nly •which she is accustomed? •
•
War -Wear' in, GerniallY-
••
iou..kioNs ,„
E,DO •140TATOga. iltritt. • cops •
NEWEIRAPEUP ZOZS !MLR,
•fdinardie, Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
According tePromise.
"Congratulate mer Freddy. • Last
night 'your sister proniTaed to' marry
• • •
"Oh, she prOinfied • mother she'd
marry you Yong ago."
• MIStELLANNOUS.
Fol.TPIL NURSES NEEDED IllAY IST.
2cceptional advisntases \-• Modern
Nurses' Home; eguipried Class
Rooms: eight hour schedule; alldwa.nco
of 35.00 per month with uniforms and
text books after three months proba4
tionary period; two year's of ,higli
QQ1Lool required for entrance. , 'Forfull
particulars address Miss Freder4ka K.
Geiser, Superintendent of Nurses, City
. •Hospital. Cleveland, Ohio.
WitiOU BYeil
•sure to Sim. Best and Wind
An, Granulated Eyelids
0 .
inflamed by expo -
quickly relieved by hi
urine
S Eye Remedy. No Smarting.
just Eye Comfort. At
Your Druggist's Sec.* Bottle. %flint's •
SalveinTuhes25c:ForBook of theEyefreeasie
Druggists orMurineEyeRemedyCo...Chlaage
. . _
•
Her, Father -Gan -you ----give--
Nearing th_e• Limit.
.daughter all the little luxuries
ye
Her Lover-L-1%1'ot mita Tenger, I've
• The history f the last half -cell triT'Y been doing it, fer' over a year now,
•
absolutoly proves that all hope for the you know! •
'• t future of Europe lies in the hands of
•• . - • onus
Language and •• Customs of Czar's k.settleinent of sa Dukhobor, farm- ,
Land Taken Seriously, ers from the Dukhobor. Settlement in
- r-i•-rh ere -Is -etily- one-vogue,snowadays, the Nelson disbriet arrived in --4..'eth-
for those ' fashionables". who like bridge the Other day, bound for • Ray,
"vogue" :siren better, than. vermouth, Mond, where they will farm thia year.
says the Lon.den. Chronicle. That is • The sum 'of $50,000 has been kept in .
-i the Russian. vogue ' ' • • 'the country -through the efforts • of
It appears that Paylowa, dallied ap-
the Winnipeg city ccnttrollers in buY.-:;
preciably witIt DestoleVsky; then verr-, i ,
ng 12 f • wood 000' cords *frm the
: ed round' to •Votclitehenko. The 'fiairl • o ' o
• .
.1
, vogistes are -now. reveling -the Ruei aei
wood camp committee of the Pat..
dresfies, high Ca:Uterine - the Great riotic association and selling it to the
coiffures and bleak cloth_b_ocep. •1.Tarioue civic institutions... •• ..
•
t Vogiiistee are taking thelr
(o learn the'hinguage, according.to the
matiager of popular West End , mnie mi a value outward show
library. "There is a ..very great de -I more than inward w9rth.
•rnaud," he said, ."not only for English
translaticais of Russian :wollts and
English boOks About Russia, but for
•books 'in the original language.: •• .
• The • Russian vogim has even 'ex-.
ten'de-d to hating -and -drinking, not to
Say •!smelting. At least one widely
known restaurant is ,no* actnally off-
eripg_nips et_reaLTodke, and Pertions
of reak bOrShtell, • RtiesitiT'S tattidnal
Eoupon Its menus ''But very far fe.om
real Ressler' ..p'eessi -London Citron -
tele. . • •
WANT"' ONLY HERO IIUSEANDS
Young Breton Girl Will isriit..,Marry
Non -fighting .Man.
, The Young girls in'Brittany hare;
tion Whieh. forbids -its mentbers' mar.. g1.111;31':.TinhoTer "1W. T'3 118
formed theinselves, into an aSIOCia- rusit,
rying any young mtin who has not _ •
taken part in. tht war,
'Thfs doee not only refer to the de
-
sorters and those who fled their dutyo
but te. the "slackers" who found the
nteana, • through influence or lying,
without reason pf or for
other just cause, to keep 'safe in, the
rearntrd, left their cothrades to.do the
fighting.• , • ,
• The raying cry of *these patriotic
young Breton girls is; "Better a
cripple than a stacker!"
Ono member of the atitiociation
at-
prossed thus 'her thought: "I Would
rather love a man who had no arm
than one •who no hear
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- Neuralgia - Felons - Piles -
Headaelte-llarbers' Itch -or any
Nicht-trouble. • ' • •- .
CAME.S ECZEMA
Price 25e, 50c and 1-:00s ecu
pre -paid ptotnptly on. receipt • of
price if your drtiggist cannot sup-
.
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, Dept; G. Toronto, Ont.: •
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guerds,PH tup,s, Tools ezz.gill
St FREE 1916 Oatalogite, .
60 pages - of lireyeles,
antt PeAair Material, IA% can 1,
buy xour'sioneiCs froth us at
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eountry., Russia is *Asiatic. arid ,
barbarous. France and the other, :asinsx,srs, isathersr r.,,
ri.e.N‘CER: TUMORS, -12TJMPS, ETO,
Li-- internal- 'and external, dured. with.
out pain by ;our •hc rne treatment. 'Witte
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'DaY .6 MONT• HS U01J11,RE time 7,:he
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ewlegreiteiriken' Caybna9cia
• -fra--rutito urerhtrit-thvis. 1-076v4
_gain countries are -decadent, Eng' Gentlenien,-I had my leg • badly
land is meati-souled and trivial: Only hurt, the pain wal very lieV.ere and .a
to-rnerroW, and ,only Germany ,is Cap- I exPected it would be serious -I rub -1
Germany realizes the possibilities of large. sWelling ca e abevh the kneei
able, of. :protecting civilization froth , hed if 'With MINARD'S LIN/MENT,
the; future •inevitable onslaughts from which stepped' the pain and reduced '
the east: Germany's-ainazing • PrO-. the swelling very quickly. '1 . Cannot,'
speak too highly of
•
•• . • AMOS T.
• Port, Hood' IsiancL
•
gross has trwaketted. the- enemity of
her neighbors, and it was that en -
!PRY' and envy thab mede.- this . war
ittevitable. , - - .• .
There ...was no. reason for 'Great
-Britain's 'interference. Your ,states-
men professed lip -friendship to• us.
• Up to, the. last moment Sir Edward Family Affair.
•
• America's
• Pioneer
litig Remedies
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DOG DISEASE
•
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, Mailed _free to 'any c.ddrcs&
. the Author '
_II- CLAY -GLOVER, V, Si,
1118 West 31 stS.reet, New,York
•
Sths
Causas,
res. n
„". ifilarkle^gEle'
-If You are losing time and money through iickne;ts.
' write at once to F.'Harvey Roof Co. for. a ect
• remedies. for Neurasthenia, Asthma: Congeshoa cf•
• kidneys, Piles, Epilepsy or Failing Sickness, Nent,t. ,
• Debility; Catarrh; Eczema, Rheumatism, Old Soics
or Ulcers, and Indigestion. 'Mei, have .been vet-,
fectal by years of medical practice. If nor saV:itzi
with results after 30 :days, they eost yog nethmr,..
Send no money but return this ad fer 4ott,4iti t
-ewe !•,sezt,...0...perticy/art.„, E.,Hrz'vey Pc:1
Einitsi, 5004, station N., New Vorklci1.7;
Grey led -us to believe thab Great Brit- ' 4•So My daughter has consented to
Ain would. remain neutral. •Then when become your wife.• Have you fixed
we Were embroiled with both Russia the d'ay of the Wedding?"'
•
"I will leave that to her."
• "Will you have a church or a pri-
trate. wedding?"• '
"Her mother can decifte that."
"What leve you to live on?"
• • "1 w:11 leave that entirely to you,
on and guess yer way to the pa, vilion."
sir."
and France. yeti aided ,,.-j;th our en-
emies. ,• ' •
- Hatred of • "Idealists."
Never in the history of the world
has a nation made war for a meaner
cense, and the hatred 'thab we have
for .Great ;Britain is the hatred that
a nation of 'idealists naturally legs
for unserupulous, pettifogging huek.
sters: • The crime deserves an.,0e-
quabe punishment, Germany is fight --
ink for her life, and it is idle to sup.;
poie that She will fight in kid gloves.
She is more than justified. in using
alh the means' devised by the ingen-
• uity of her. sons to compass the ruin
of her •foes.. •Your denunciation of
our "barbarities" leaves' us entirely
unriffe'cbed. We -rejoice at the killirig
eVry single -Englishman, and •at
tholoss of every British ship'. • We
remainscold if a•few wonien and chil-
• dren-are • killed by our air • attacks
en Your cities. Tina is n -War ,to -the
knife, nation against riatieri, and • it
can on y in e es C• o
the race that ha's for. centuries been
the pirat6 of the World. • . •
• .
•
Slowly Starving to Death. -
• If ynu And I were to meet, friends.
as, we were, once, I Would not: raise
my little finger ' to save your life,
-and-,--iisKed, I -would 'cle-rny-titmest
to tause you • to lose it, beccuists, as
---1-iraves•saiel. you -Arc an. Englishman,
1O1% r 001, t!
• u,„ Wilmen,. your spare time Is
worth up to ttl0 a week. You take no
ehances selling our.. .Stmitary BrushoW,
Our sales nyetent makes year income:as- ,
mired; two p a'•posit' card and Itit •
albs.
1will reduce inflamed, awollen
ROFF.
K iliG.U.S.PAT. SORBINE
1 TRADE MA
i't
Joints, Sprains, Bruise., Soft
Bunchidi, es; HeBoils, Poll
EvII,Ouittotinstufaand
a
111.11t as it and germicide. Pleasant to
aiii ..pteSitive antiseptic
1 s
infected sores quickly
11, i:e.; woi does not blister or remove
the halt, and yenta]) mak the horse.
e
, :0;zifirm.-. $2,0006. hmtie, itekeTed.
' Book 7 M free.
AtiS011111NE, 3 it., the antilop& ilidiatitt foreeinklet.
figural palely', swotien Veins. Wens, Stiller. Bruises;
soys psin anil indatninatton. Price MAO per bottle al
Maier, or dolivire(1. Will ken vim more if you write.
Liberal Trial node for 10e hi sweet,
SPE CIA LLy mAp.m.
FARIVI•o '0001-WEAk
•°‘ TO YOU .
• 714
.1 terol is n light W•elght: dernble sind
comfortirlde v.orklug 'Shoo S118.11Y
suitable for fiymers, 112t)t).1stni.11. lull I -
Men,. ektnen„ all 'Who re-
quire extra strong, easy. Not tv.eid*, for
working in, 'We make -Merit of the
splendid oil -tanned Skowhegan Water-
proofed loather that has .1t1ade .
Palmer'S "Moose fiend Diane'.
fainOuri for almost forty; , years. No
need to Suffer 'With tired„ sore,
'II1IT, burning. feet. Get weals- of these
anit find enee , and cotnfort. If ybur
' dealer ddeen't earrY thorn, helid tie kie
tiara, enelosing $3.213, and We ....will
[thin' you a °Dalt, ell ceergeo Data. to
any addredn-itretillitilit bf 14714;-iteftrit
(Staling 'size) ..by postal or express
(Warrsome etyie se shown. s eye-
letit high, tS.U.Writs for our •n tabor
fully. tiluStrating ottr StOntliel'• and
WI fl t( rreftWOar...
JOEY/ "Attiring CO., Zintitac1i.
• rkedsrioton, It. , omtaan.
f.YOUNti, P. Lyrnoss lfdf, tIonitSSI; Ostl,
Anoint led Abuittles, if., Arc sot .19 eareg4, • rah IA
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ISSUE 1,7t
•' -Geed Guesser. •
Herbert ' say, Johre,:y-,,
•which is the way to the pavilion?"
•• The Ganiin-i"Ow'd • yer . know ere
name's JohnnY?"
Herbert Edwin -"I guessed it"
' The Gemin---"Well, if yer, '
at the guesing game, yet.' can kren
. ,
---G•6010 DEGESTICEk
Mien your digestion Is faulty, wenknesa and
pain aro certain aild disease is invited.
• FOR
40YEARS
VIE SIMARD
REMEDY
Mother Selgel's Syrup correete and 'I -stimulate,
the digestive organs, and banisbeaLEbe
ailments tv.hieh arise from indigestion.' ,
• FOR
STOMACH
AND LIVER
TROUBLE
1I,1$
• At at Draggises. or direct on receipt of price, 50c. earl MOO. *Tlio larae bottle contains throe times aa
•L.uria se the atuallef. A. J. Wurgs & 0?..LIMITED.:Craid Street West Montreal.
. ' a
-5,10,2erarsa;marasa'a..
0
We are now paylog. for SPRIN hil7SICRATS from Ontario, Quebec,
•
and • EaStern Canida, • the .folloWing gaaranteeri prices. .
., . . .„,. . •
Zx Large :',Lerge . ,;Medium :,• Small . • , . Silk and Cut
„ :70 - .60, .• - .45 . .. ' .20 • according .o
. .. . •.• - • • . to yalue,
. We are the largest1'
, .iandleffs of. this article in• Canada and need 500,000
. , skins..fixt_ preseru, _demand. We ;want ' yotu, collections. Our average •priee,
will •,positively 'exceed .all others.. Ship .eatly and Often. -Ship Smell 'Par-
cels of 20„sitina or under by peroel 'post, • •We., pay all charges.
.Na ,, . ' IIORRIVEri wizzattaxaort & co...
71-1.i.otht;.i ..IIne's -full: .., '. . '. • . "3743 "Stmt.' 01":trettialgi.t!zr.41. Wcfst
• .11utr•.k.et .YellieS. -_. _. ' '•
, , • Rept. yr..- •
•
To your-7graciees- • .
dren,•whe had no part in making I
this war, I send my respects. 'They
• are • net' the•y--f.
• ! may suffer. But SP, too, do .we suf- •
• fcj If you Could •see what your war •
• on ofir, innocents has dene; :Wee; otir.
• epee ole. bcing slowly starved • to• •
death .Kie ',Vottr itua•l' 'War, your heart "
weuldbarden:' 'Sm then. .too',. if your
wire\ and 'childree.z,ufrf.v, do net:turn
04o .•us jor r Innatit v. • You nt
-VXM..are.0.1nap Who' coUld have
lifted up his •i:•oice to .protest You
dik not. Thereforeall the. pent-up
. hatred whith..we Itsve foryour dos-
, .
• taid country is also for you. A
• May'you.all perish in rniaeR.
, • Hard tor 'filet*.
,"Is year father finding ts diVeult
to give up' smoking?" .
"011, he's sticking to •lirs res. Mon
air Tight-, hut •,ugly ile't 'the'
• family's likety to critekr mut. the •
• strnin iunv m*ntite." ' '
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TESTS
nrake certain
therquallity of .
• every raw material
The plainniivtiritishoil truth bot.
111131ard's tittlinerit .1*
• ter thae (pies' lout; ble „toris. •
PA I orecie
TiCSTS
-.4.. prove the easy •
working quality,
and ericluring waif,
. Experinierit and Experience
.
Beth Point to iletti4ati'n Paint so your loeie.il chaice. In eerily; weer and beebte ef
color they. rtre iittsurpa'utri In erpnemy they ors bressisiusi. Courtmitstwice ' ‘
(torn leen) 'agent. • rite. lo; interesting paint itterntele.. . (41 •
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