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LITTLE -WORRIES GERMANS WILL LOSE
IN THE HOME BUT MD IS FAit OFF
•••••••19.
t is .These That Bring :Wriskles
- `Asti :MAW N'lletnett .Leek Proi,
!ukturoly-Q14. •
Almast, every Women air the head •of
'borne ineetsilailY'rninarlitire'Wor.
-.ries miler household affairs,,, They,
traaY •hentaa small to notiee an hear
;:afterwarda,:but. it le thesesame eon,*
stant littlo worries that affect_ the
- brood and' nerves. and Make 'woraela
look kematurely; old. Their effect
. may be noticed in 'sick er 'nervous
• headaches, .fiekle aPpetite, pain in the
.. • Welt er Sides sallow compleetion and
, thecoining of wrinkles, vita every
woman dreads. To' those thuieafflict*
ed Dr, 'Willietfis Pink Pills' .offeia.
• sPeedyand certain euro; arestera-
..'•tion of celor to the elteeks,sbrightneas
• to the eye, a hearty -appetite AM4.•• •a;
• sense of freedom fronyweariness.^
7 • Atnong., the thousands o Canadian
women who •have found new ; health
:through Pr. Williams' Pink Pills is
IsT..*Worrall, Brotighdale,:','Ont,;
• aiitho•stiyaaa--"Mter. the birth a -my.
second ;child I was ae weak and 'tun
. :down, that I • was 'unable to do any-
thing. • The, doctor .eaid 1 had searce-
y any; bleed in 'my • body. I could not.
• Walk' lielfa block witheut,being cOtOv
eirhausted. and .41/ the.. treat,-
'• irient of the doctor did not seem "to
help' me.- I called in another doctor,
• but with, no better results. My feet
• andlegs became frightfully swollen, I
Buffeted with severe pains in my back
s• and sides, r would be all day drag -
'ging aroud at my housework, and I
waa beginning IQ give up , all hope
. of "recovery. I had. been urged to try
• Dr: William's Pink Pills, but like many
ethers, thought they could-• - not -help
me -When doctorshad failed to do. so,
;but .aftsr meth urging I decided to
try. theirs: • To my surprise in a few.
weeks I found myself getting better.
I Then gladly continued their useand
ouricl • •• myself ' constantly growing
• strOnger, and eventually . to „do
house.' work WithOut , fatigue.. I
.strongly advieti every weak woman. to.
„ give Pr. 'Williams Pink Pills a • fair
brief." • '• • •
, . • •
tou can• get these Pil1sihrough4.any
'.•meflicine„.dealer or . bymail. at ..50
.• cents a hex or Sit .boxes fist' • $2.50
frOrry The Dr„ 'Williams Medicine Co.,
Brockvilie; Ont. ,
.$.6.ERMAN FAIRY TALES.,
Your Spring Spring House -
leaning should not
confined to beating tugs and
scrubbing .iloors, clean out
the accumulated "toxins"'
LOVA.T PR./WAR PAYS SOUg that come from heavy Winter
wAns LAST' LONG. foods that clog th liver and
/cower the muscular tone and
vitality of the body, ..Eat
Verdun Failure Proxes That the West •Shredded: Wheat- Biscuit
/Front Is 'NO* lias
pregnable. . ' With' 'fresh berries or other •
fruits and green vegetables.
LOV'at VraSer, writing in the Len- Get back to NatUTe• Shred-
.-40ii`NWAF X*, d'ec14.vg`2 tl*en(l' of the dal Wheat Will bring the
War IS not near. • Sometimes Wars, bounding bouyancy of new
• .
like Charles aro "an unconscion-
iable time a -dying," he says, and life and vigor. Contains
all
adds: • • the goodness. of the whole
•
"Early last winter I 4°11°1'0 a wheat grain made digestible
segue secret belief that the War Might • /' '
by steam -cooking, shredding
begin to end' next July, and actually
and baking., Nothing so
Anish about the end of October. ^1 de.
oot think so nO*, for it is clearer strengthening, healthful and
ever 'that/ unless Prussia is invaded • r • •r+ Iv • r
satistymg. ,LACt1C1011$ or
and the Prussians are beaten to their
knees, t'his war', in some form or other, allk meal. "EasilY prepared.
will be silisays witifns. We had bet- Made in Canada, '
ter get on with the war and not think
tqe much about when it will end. , •
Verdurt..Voiled the, Enemy..
-
"The 'battle of Verdun- continues to
rage intermittently, but there seems
little. &MU about its issue. The Ger-
mans •
:have done exactly what sem
Were permiiited to do, and ,no more,
.They have .flattened, a talent with
the shfewd, and -far-geeing. acquies-
cence of the 'French, but they have
not won an inch of ground which
the Freeeh were not Willing to .yield
in pursuance of their definite policy.
The 'enemy have organized againat
the Verdun front the mosiformidable
attack yet witnessed in the war, and
they have utterly failed to ' achieve
these. islands about which flinch he
recently been said and written, T
attempt will probably be 'Marie b
'fore the war ends, but unless th
gov.ernntent and the enilitary aatho
.itieS grow*heedless or make •Mittake
WsErg Aiii) SAX LIT1100.
verdun lsattle Pfaleribed in the Ger!
man Paper.
aerMan "War correspondents wham
despatehea aboUt Verdua, have been
nppoiling recently with iilereaaing in*
frequency, have. curiously little to
Say, They •Write etaluMns, but One
lOohe in vain for a neW fact, a neW
idea that can throw „any 'light on
what must be a cheerless situation.
; Yon PTO told about lurid -nunoetn and
the roar of the cannon and the.desola,
tion of the landscape. Above all,. yOu
belie immensely lefig-vvinded aecOulltd
of, the intrelaiditse and geed humor of
the troops_, their jnvincible belief in
victory, the admirable relation§ be-
tween the anen and their officers, etc.
Every correspondent seems to follow
a laid -down plan both as to what AC
says ariddoesnet say, or is not allow-
ed to say. One wonders at the insist-
ence of these enaphat4e declarations
about the courage of the "'Men and
tebaeisro fiorfmtenb.elie.f victory. We Would
be inclined to doubt it Were it not state
, •
•
Interesting in its *ay is a long de-
al/etch from a correspondent f the
Lokal Anzeiger. Re • de-
scribes a scene on the railway line
not far from Verdun, where he saw
a a company of prisoners, aitong them
"twe dozen Englishmen," ,44During
the last period," he says "our worthy
Cousins have not been noticed- very
of judgment we can now regard th much "• The correspondent states that
possibility With reasonable calmnes English and French did not regard
In plain werds, the ; Germans hav one 'another with very friendly looks,,
probably missed their chance, as the butt "both agreed in showing meastire-
have missed so many chances. Th lese astonishment and desire at • the
nearer we approach' the end of th well-filled dishes ef food and the large
war the more vigilantism might. to b helps of meat Served out on tables to
about invasion. It will come, if ' the German soldiers." ••
comes at all • now, as a desperat "D—," swore one Englishman, the
ganibler's throw, and nob as ihde unadulterated type of a London dock -
liberate and well minter er, "Why On earth are we carrying on
• this war, and what is the sense of the
operatien.• These desperate throw
their purpose. They thus begin the
epring with a deep tonsciousnesss t sometunes succeed, and. there: can b
no more silly attitede than to leav
discoinfiture, which has spread • to
their civil population. •
"We are entitled' now to draw from
Verdun a further proof that the west-
ern front probably impregnable, at
any rate for the present.' The lesson
is cone which may be found to cut both
ways,, until the German numbers are
very much diminished: More than that
it would be unsafe to say, although a.
shrewd commentator .has pointed out
that the western front, is tending to
developta seriesof rather ragged sa-
lients The cenViction• remains as
strong asever 'that, whatever 'nay
sign that the war is _anywhere hear
happen in other theatre, the war 'on
land will be 'deckled • in the west. close.?' •
Wherever the Germans may go in •
Late Governor of Cameroont Told their feverish .search for -a decision,
••always they must- return to the . calm
°Wild Stories of Victoriea.^ • and solid array:a-troops' confronting
The following .extractsfrom a tele- •them in France and Flanders. -
„ grain addressed by Dr. EberMaier, the • ' GermanShiiit of -Food. • .1.
°••- late Goverebc •ef the Cam-toY
lto ' . • , •' '
• the German disyict authorities of the - !!:Afbq Wilrfq7"-the- 1165'1 P;cwnipailt
'Protectorate after the surrender of factor\. in the Situation is the • inteiir
• Duala to the allied forces: on Sept 27, condition, of Germany; . Pets/mm.11Y, I.
1914, are initnuctive. , .have rieVer been :much impressed by
The doctor authorizes hie sitbordi,- the stress laiduped Germany's' wealc'
mates to say: . • • _ • ening financial .pesitien.. She it con-
•.• • The Kaiser hat first taken the conn- tracting huge liabilities among 'het-
---,----try-which-sinflicteci-harioraL-chr-the a:inn:Wed -, people Wi0h _s.
- natives, namely, Belgium, to Which thi, probably he unable to meet, and and will
Congo belongs. We . have. Occupied perhaps eventually be compelled to
the whole country and driven out the repudiate; btit shortage of , cash is
• King. • not likely to affect her attitude fot
Then the Keiser has Sent his sot -a very long time to Come, The -*short-
diers. deep intoFranceand is bom-• age of Certain .kinds of food, •at well
• herding the largest Preniti 4tyrwliere, as of certain materiels %needed for
• the Governor Of the French .
The French have no longer a Maisel.-
• ' .: The -Kaiser has captured • General
- Kitchener, whom the English regard-
••- as their best commander, .together
with 10,000 ,soldiers. Kitchener was
• indeed the worst enemy ,of the l‘teh
• .hammedan blacks, and took "a . whole
eduntry from the Great Spltan. -
So many English ships have -.been
deStroyed that the English have now
nt•More than we.have. ••
invasion•out of our reckoning. W
ought to be prepared to meet it an
day and any night, and never mor
than nciw. But it ought to Tail, an
edging by present indications it wi
fail, should it ever come. .
• "I have tried to explain the. oti
look at it, appeared to a• layman wit
some „opportunities of special know
edge. • The. conclusion may be sum'
med up in a sentence.' • The ultimat
victory of the allies 'seems more ce
tain and inevitable than itWas a yea
ago but there is not onesitre or saf
.;
• INGENUITY. AND WAR:
. .
on Two Occatioris the Peruvians, li
••flicted Damage on the Chileans.
• In the eariy eighties of tbeitist
tagar-Pern. Chile were it war. :A
though the PeruviansWe-.bee
and. had to give up Iquique to Chil
they showed great adroitness On se
eral oceations, and succeeded in sin
ing two Chilean men,Of-war by ex
tremely clever stratagems, of whic,
he Hon:Stephen. toletidge gises. a • .
accotint M his "Memories.'"' • 1: P. A: •BONNOT'S RHEUMATISM continue to be mest satisfactory.
Soon after the Chilean fleet ha CURED BY DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS landings at Destnings vary from 5
settled down to the blocicade of Callao , • , Ito 20 crans and the Prices range t
there appeared in,. the bay one morn- • — • ralseut $l.4.42 per cran..•
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,.. Rensissiiii Jelly
The tellable bone
for cuts, burns,, insect
And many. other
• Said. in. !ass 1)Qtale0,
handy tin tubes at
.And gentiai gOreS,
where. Refusesubsti-
tutes.
Illustrated booklet
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NEWS BY MAIL FROM
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i .k. R.Rreg II git•• FOKKER% .
,._••••,•••••• -
New ....,ii.' er0Platte $A14- -1.0 9ntclitAs the
'Oprmloil.4401.41ne; .
, The •Parla Journal .annOunces • the
b•daotottniolif“-nthe,e,w:Viio•itiobber,tyhe ifttet15.0ueprinerinonz; ,
H
speed hos caused some misehlef in'
.the• =as of the allied airmen.
! • According to -the journal a mew
actoplano, fitted with 4, nioter of new:
-design, has tWiCe beaten all world;
recorft for -speed..nad'•tal.e•-,record, for •
..military maehines in peaee time, The,
. httegt French; fest flying- scout .nia-
chines, it Addsi. will easily get the bet.
; ter of- the 'Germans •and leave their
• inachines 'far behind. . •••
C. .0. Grey,. eaitor. of the Aeroplane, ;
in an interview threw some.light on.
the achievements both of the Freneh
and the iltitiell la combating" the '1st,
'est .Gerr4i4 'attempt 'to seenre ae.cend.
.. ' •
eney in the air- . I..
• "The' FoWer,". be said, "is only A
very 'bad :copy' of Ai French machine,
.flae Moreno, with a . tery big engine..
.nt ww.have 'bad in. this. country' for
bout • right months . privately built,
' ACkillett.• Whidi OUtdat,Id the Fokker
• n every way,- not only in speed,: hx4'
• il. climbing- and weight lifting power.
• t was not•lintil AttentiOn, WAs. drawn.
o the. existence. of'the Folsker, how-:
• ver, 'that the, Government,.7 bffteials
egen buying them"- . - • . -
.,. —• - .. - • • ._.
' -. IF 'DEAD coviap p2ka4DE.•. .
. . .
ermanY's tost111,-en.Woula TakeiFive
•• ' .Days to Pass'. .•
gannenings Hie.. Emerald Isle �f
•• Interest to Irish-
men. •.
•
.Over ••100,00 cigarettes • are: sent
out every month to the.• Itisb lads At
the front„ as well' as tobacco. • .
• . •
• The death has. occurred at his rest -
donee 'a Mr. Austin, fortheily Nation-
alist M.P. for' West 'Limerick: lie;
entire blockade? •'Why, the people was•in his, 62nd year.
here eat better than we do at heme." Irish Nationalists at ' a ,.- meeting
"Just what a London docker.:^weuld held in Liierpool passed, resolutions
pledging aid to the allies in defence
of the cause of freedom. =
The death occurred. suddenly at his
selves much more garrulous than the residence, Temple Garden, Rathmmes,
French, who are usually taeiturn and of Mr. Freneis Johre•Cullarne, Taxing
Master in the Supreme Court. • ..,
The Ulster Women's Gift, Fund at-
tends to the comforts of 13,000 men
prisoners of war in Germany, in the
trenches or oh duty hi the fleet. "-••
vanquished side. But sin the Ger- • The Local Government Board has
ment.", Thenlollow long descriptions Tortstewart is now an urban sanitary
infOrmed the Coleraine Guardians.that'
man side they find no encourage -
of the British steel helmets, of • fes- dietrict, with: n Ceuntil of its own. -
umns••of vapid stiff about crops •in - The strike of dockers at the North
tivities and military musk, and 'clil-
the French lielda and how niee.vari; fliir•oralel,a;ul!wlion,t., dwahy,o t•celiarpinairiedo5edr., 2bOyextthrae,
ous-vegetablea gathered in the French men resuriiing work at diseharging the
'gardens taste. It is with this sort of • oes •
war correspondence that the German
• at home iritist be • satisfied.. • ' `:
.say. (1)
"The Englishmen, like all their im-
prisoned compatriots, 'show them -
reserved. The garrulity is • of , the
noisy, vehement kind. They regard
the war as, something in the , nature
of a football match, and are geno.
prepared at its -close to cheer forthe
hey All Went
Away Together
• At a,•special meetipg of the Dublin
•CorPoration a inotion wat accepted re-
commending thata sum of $40,600 be
placed in this year's' rates for build-
ing artisans' hornet:
Mr, Joseph il_orsford Kemp, wh
.hat been appeinted Attothey-Gener
of Hong .Kong, is an Irishman, an
was educated at the high ,school an
Trinity 'College, Dublin. •
--Donegal-herring--fishing : condition
ing a large barge of fruit that had And With It Went All Those Symp- • The Swinford District Council hay
obviously gone adrift from the -shore. toms Which. -Mark. the Earlierlissued to the occupants of laborer
The Peruviazis put out hi boats and ' • • *.• I cottages- in the district pamphlets- o
her staple industries, is 'of more
be in • b tli h ge •• I cottage gardeninesuggesting to thele
'Stages of' Troeble.
mediate - irnpottance and „Ate effect s pinnacee ring ar „
. New York saw 132-,000 Men' March
• Wenty abreast past . the . reviewing
tand in twel.ve hours in the -prepared-
• ess Parade. • • ' • • •
The present United States' army at
ts •full ' authorized strength of 120,000
cotild pass in about eleven' hours
ees than a' da.y,', . ,
'The. United States army of ..206,090
ghting men .agreed. upon. bY..C.ongress.
ould pass in a Marching day and
alf. . • • . • . •
The .dead.of. Germany atone in the
War are..put 'by British official fig -
res at :70;000. That number would
ake, More than live marching days to
'ass._ • ' .• • • '
. .
• The armies .flghting at Verdun are
in: the neighborhood cif. 900,000 Men.
They could pass in a -week..
The British Empire's present army
is 'estimated at 5,00%000 men. They
would take more than fhirtf-eix &tyre
iveekt of daily marching.
SAMPS:i7..ELORE.
•
. . The welfare of the babyis the fond
nicithees,greatest. .alm...-. .nuither
wants to \ See her little ones raiffering.
from.. colds, eeriStiPation, Collo or. any,
othee'orthe 'many iris that. se ''often'
'afflict- little .ones; ,•ThouSaridi of :mP
--Oetit.lia'Ve.learned that gisings.an •
AlAt , 11,..1..a. I SOW peopxygt •
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S• biers, tlelaware. Carnian. . Or.
der at `rope. gu ly limited; Wrtts for
euo!ations. W. •Dawson, Proninton.
R4GIsT4IED ifOXASTEINS, ' Arlie :
ages. Some verY bulls, • Quebec,
prices. R. A; Gillespie, Abbotsford. Que.
R•EP WARTVD.
;I•kz. • HANDY' WITI•1 TOOLS FOR
steel sash shop; Trussed COndret.' ,
-Steel Co., Walkerville, Ont.
1(1 ouLimas ItErt "ACOtthi*O2IDD,.
al to general worlsr• higbeat wage* '
paid. APpir to The M. Lbng Manufact-.
foripg Co., •Orillitt, Ont. •
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T .4 DIES IMTANTEP VY3 DO PLAIN
.1.41 and ligbt. sewir at borne,. whole Or „,. • •
spare time, good, Pa J work sent ant.dil.
tanee. Charges pa o. • Send stamp tor
particulars. National Manufacturing, •
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Company. Montreal.
W ANTED--EXPEBIENCPD OPER-
V atom on _toadies' Wash and Fancy
Dresses. Permanent work. Highest
wages. • Ideal factory conditions. Et, C.
Boulter Co.. Ltd., 445 King St. W. (near
Spadina,), Toronto.
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internal and external. cured with.
out pain by our home .treatment. Writ.
us%before too late. Dr, Penman Modica
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I occasional, dose of 13abY'elTwri"--ra-6=-1---- Tononvo sAlez wosuts..- •
•.60=4"-Gli.vvilriltrr-Onto. Ont. s
[lets to their children thyecan • keep ^ ••=sVe/s.;."-7-'-'
11 . Concerning
-Tablets •
I them we . the
Mrs. Richard Boston; Pembroke, Ont.;
sayss-"Baby.'s„Ossm:LTablets saved my
,little girl When ,nOthing else appeared
to help lier. I would- not attempt to
rase- a , a y vdthoutkeeping the -Tab.•
lets in the house." They are sold
by medicine dealers Or by mail at 25
cents a box from, The Dr. Willianis
Medicine Co. Brockville Ont . • ''
. • , .
• • That's All: •
' ^ ' •
. Wife (pouting) -You have ceased
tO lOverne.
Rtili 4 enjoying_ -cigar- _airia.._neav. spa.-
• •
interoal condition, than most people
Said to me: 'If *e could only take the
who knows more about Germany's
licl off Germany the world Weeld be
grows steadily lees obseure. One
- -isack;. andsthe-Chaleans,• seeing -what- Grand- -Olairiere,-- Vane:, May 29th 20
-. and boats to intercept and capture the (BPecial.)----"All persons •who • suffer'
drifting barge. A fierce futhilade be- from rheumatism should use Dadd's (i•
tween, the hostile boats followed, and Kidney Pills." This is the statement
several- men were kilted or wounded ..4 volunteered by Mr.. P. A. Bertha a
At last the Peruvians drew off • and well-known resident of thls dace
th the neecessity .of ,early tillage. •
fic:ailt1126e.Cir is 'still serving- with he colors. .
e.,„,le.csted_t,o........nr-aposition in. the Infirmary: Per -No my .dearr, ceased
Th Sivinford tfoard of uardians
in action Frence, 'nd whose Eatnar•
. «
WlipSe Infa and was maldng lose to 57.0n4., •
Liniment reinitierniarea Friona
, •
Roscommon district is working seas- •
Several' hundred Women have .just
'stonieheil.' .
• The Cdmpuisory Edpcati n Act' in.• . ,„.
-"Yet We mu,stnot Count. too much
• • -..Wonien Clean Streets.
. • • left the . barge in the hands Of the Asked .to. give the teaeens 'why' • • .
. • triumphant Chileans', who towed it off , side: -
Ireeueiatism: I cOnsult
ed doctor with- •
Years from fa,Ctetily. .The attendance of mils in•
. streets in LiVerpool „England • They
Upon Germany's desperate straits "I suffered for 'three
• • 7 amid the cheers of their ships' crewe, '• en up the work of c 0. he .
leanin t
Remember that' this race of" ctitinine the numerous schoOle. under control "".
' • • • - who had watched the' fight with keen s -
barbarians has • been . preparing for .
,lave Money on Roofing
-Get irtY prices, dirett-from mill to you.
I have Roofings for every purpose
Samplec free Adckress •
•
Halliday CO., _Ltd., ltarnUt
3.W7earelf:•1:1:1'
, -• rtyolnit
•
fine and get highest 'Cash price. ;
•SILVER' 121:41I117
etc., to us to re-
•
. • StPrinfEn51.. ' • :
' : danadien Seamless Wire Ca, Ltd: .
„ _•____198 Ciliate& 'St., Toronto, Ont.
• has. increased, by.2,0 and. 2o per cent • •
-* The English were not strong cough "forty 'years to seek the • mastery of
Ito take latielic, but had to call in the the world; If they have to eat • the
- help of, the ,French. We have, more- spies off their boots,- they will not
over, only surrendered Duala because 'yield at the end of twerity months.. ,
• there were.so many white women and - • .
• children there acCording 'Won't' End Suddenly.
interest. • ,• • • •
•are tals'ng places of men who -havd
e alongside 0 • o S. ne fixed me: UP."
f D dip K'd • Mr. Thoniet ;Merphy.s. a mem er o
•
"'dais:inmates.
Meuerrietioitroinitsp,agielner.
sy,FallIng Sickness
or itonvuisions fir A
. free sample of Or. '
Scent remedy. Ws
PAY EXPRESSAGE as
iFtily0EEuTetiuULTOButOTRandE
the RETURNTHISAD• II• .
• one of the big men -Of -war, and qtiick- 1•Thet• theumatism is caused . by sio,c. the Blaelcrock• 'Urban • Council, haa in: i joined the array, and -art saaritdthbynttlitoe 1 tads of tesilmentals on file. Give ass aysodurisill Darnall:1am •
: Iciest enieldYes• in the de ' • e r. F: KARIM( ROOF CO.Dept.A 1463 Sta.% Nesasie
s er.., Ilk•; :
V
iy sent the cargo of luscious fresh i kidneys failing to strain the uric acid c'etv0 a. .letter frcini the Lerd Lieut-
riS --s afiele.nt as the menP. ., , •
fruit in :the side in baekets. When I out of ^ the blood was again shown in enant; thanking him for his. efforts on ,
. .
b it trik it 1 i il , Ili ii behalf of . recruiting. in the diettict
.ge ing any
They brought the berg '
Omit' half the cargo -had ee : e NI . Bon ot s•case. s ear er syrnp- Oranulaled Eyelida,
. At 'a• Meeting of. Belfes National i
was i 114
sure to SIM; DuSiatid Wind .
on board, a terrific .exploMon shOok ; tonis Were: heart, Autterings,' breken" Eyes inflamed by expos,.
' Ilaving once inore thrust vainly in the ,bay, and an enormous hole an- and unrefteslung [Sleep, fitful . appe, , Selusil. teachers ' a resohition •
1 after ea s, neuralgia. an ac -
ness aft ni 1•d b k Adopted declaring that, owihg to ,
I/4ji just Eye Comfon. At
the- Weet, the Gentian nafiitary -atith- peared„„in theside of the great ship,' , . 1 e nem ous e ing, a eavi..- I
' tits a ti • d . - ' fe 1•• ' h ,,Ach,. s quickly relieved by Murine
(YC Remedy No Smarting,
orities apparently propdse to strike which sank instantly, like a stone,'I creased en'st a. living, the time had
with all hands. • By an arrangement . : arrived W. theY shotild e 'granted, i
of springs and -balances, a huge charge When
' • -•- •
When ht cured his kidneys with a
Dodd's: Kidney Pills the rheumatism
, of • dynamite in the bottom of . the ,
a co -1i* ' and ' AB the Other sYraptoms ef kid-'
barge was ignited When
aniounce/ the weight of the cargo 1 ney trouble disappeared, -
was removed. Although the Peru- i • ••••-•1 .. •
.: R
• the law of the Whites, nothing can,
happen if no fighting takes place in
•a town. -
The black soldiers of , the English
• and French have already deserted
therein masses, and • •conte to. us to.
. fight odour side, because they eep that
. we are stronger, •
•
- •• .
IT c.o. lig uoNs.
Tackled the Thing .That Ceiuldn't Be
Done, and lie Dia It
• "Somebody, said that it couldn't be
• done, but he, with a chuckle replied
that 4 -maybe it eouldn't,' but he would
-•be one who wouldn't 4ay so till .he
• ,• tried. • SU he buckled eight, in, with
worried, he hid it. Ile started to
• Jung aS he tackled the thing that
couldn't he done; and he did it"
Somebody scoffed: "Oh you'll never
•do -that at least, no oneeirer has done
it " but he took off his cdat, and lie-
• *look' oir hat, and the first 'thing northern •area.- . .
we -knew-he'd begun witir a lift '"The seeondlactor is that if Ger-
•again at 'Russia. Report credits
them
them With . contemplating move
againet Riga and Petrograd, and this:
time report is probably eorrects They
• will have to 'operate in Very .difficult
Country, especially if they reach. the
region of the Pskov Lakes, and they
will attack under very different:condi-
tions from those obtaining when von
Mackeriseri began his March across
Galicia last May. Two :unfavorable
• factors shouldeffect them. TheMret.
is the recuperation Of. Russia. Alteady
she has begun preliniinary itetivity,
and is endeavering.: with considerable
enccess to regain .tontrifl of the ins:
Dvinsk. She is also preesing • the
Austrians in Eastern Galieia, and is
preparing to wage ft cainpain on her
southern -front which will be largely
independent of the, struggle in the
• Reduces Bursal Enlargements,
Thickened, Svvollen Tissues,
Curbs, Filled Tendons.' Sore-
ness from Bruises or. -Strains;
stops Spavin, Lameness, allays Rain.
Does not blister, remove the hair or
11 The value Of the helmets w
ritish Troops Now Better Protected
war bonus.
HELMETS 'SAVE LIVES.•
b • * for perfectly equipping the man • in write. Made in the U. S.. A. by
From Enemy Fire. ••
—;4
ich, a.' the trenches, one at 'hand, a Weald
Druggists or MurineEyeRemedyCo:,Cbicego
Your Druggist's 50c per Boole. Marinetyo
Foui rifles said to glsts.er postpaid. will tell you more it yoU
Salve 3 nTubes 25c. Forllookoltheryerreeask
Need' !our
• ABSORBINE,, JR., for mankind—an
•
IV; r'ori'bTaaill‘andP..Apis
,healrin-dThObiliet;"11,06 bottle at drug -
at druggists or delivered. Book 1.M free.
antiseptic liniment for bruises, cuts, wounds,
strales,-painful, swollen veins oi lands. It
lay up the horse. $2.00 a bottle
•
Cor,briinle6. Llyzi..iarirseBoildagda., Miao,ficabhueadha.Can.
11111.eb: neeessartY- '
vinns had. waged . the fight for- 'the • . ..' .,;,, • .
possession • of , the barge with fierce'. • •• •The Pinch..
persistence, they had neer intendedi "j. understand the text all tight,"
to be successful: •", . , f rernailted Aunt Ann Peebles; , after now being supplied. to tee British for use when the first grows too hot,.
.A,feiv Weekte later, a large man7of- the . sermon Was . over, "but the troops at the front indicated in an a third 'in '4reserge for accidents, and
Mar Was sent up the beast to caritnre'l preacher's explanation of it puzzled article in the current istue of -• the
,me a, good deal." . 1 a fourth in the tepair ehop., • ' '
•anything Worth having at Iluacho., On ' • British Tiedical Journal which says L •
the appearance of the vessel, the, in
. • . - •
habitants drew all their boats far in -
yr: ea.- ari" nar'iya: r.;;;ent.:- in. Abe house
land, arid, taking: ' all their 'valuables;
flairato the interior. One boat, ahanuez, _..,_,,,,,_91.07_ vi,t,,er she i(new. ..
. •,.
One, larger Iiiirtlie7Othargrt
• -
hat in a kig fight where the British- •
rs were'weating„ the /neWlielintlie
umber of penetrating gunshot
camas of the head was equal to tete
huatnpb_oenr_ale-halifiropecier cnen,litti,athne_ed thkettotna41 At the Yarmouth Y.IVI,C.A. • I3Oys'
'CluarkeHteldaet,,Tvasket.,Ealiug.alst,
nor one percent, of , all injuries.
I loilitd,MINARD'S LINIMENT most
,t
- • ;.,t
ed some little Way -up. the .heach 'and I ; Huh.; (with .newspaPer)•aat see' that n
then abandoned. After pillaging-thed the ,pretich have :gained two hundred
Place, the Chileans looked at the. boat reeteres from the. eneiny. '
Which was•entirely 'empty. 'The Pet/4,• Wife-TweLluandred .rnetreal
Head Wounds have 'been • set, down, .beneficial or -tun burn, an immediate
Pea the: experience 4 recent wars,
relief for relic and toothache.
emoved ears, -sails, ''Me.st2 .Pose the_Germans made 'another c?f as accounting for fifteen per cent. of
• of lils chin, and- a' bit of a grr, with Many strikeg ut,Rusaia this surruita looked -it all-over to be-aure_that there
'• ALFRED STOKES,
Geri. Sec'Y.
-and van sthe rowlocks, Tha:chilertnsItheu gas- atfaciri:- - - ' casualties, and the latest da•ta'she
• out any dephting er quiddit; h start- she will donbtless have to look ta her- was no dynamite in it, •itrad "then tow -1•• ,
• couldn't he **me' and.he davits tursout and ropes1 Rory For
M. ed to aingas-heta,ckled-the_thing_that self in the Wesb alsO. - The Gonna of ed it away 'to their vessel. ' The cal); lc 1 ,
11 you it Paris to talk /about ihe•werither. ••. The put roupd the---seitts at?-ther-haves-and
"There are tliteusands to te , • •
'cannot be. dime, there ate thousands to principle orconcertea action wiII.come 'the stern: :Then he o • rdered :his, men , •
w.
that, in trench•flghts at least, the per-
-centage-„is nehigh „as. _25, ' •
"The .British Totlinal
explains, "pretects the side And back • •
Sale
halo ck 'Engin— 15
.rophesy failure; there are thousarids t ' d• Cerium" may find that to haul away. It Was •the last order '
.rnain —
deVelop, the Climax ol the•stisiggle rIlthOMS of water. A false' hOttom
aj fighting on interior linea has ,disad- he oiler gave, for the moment the
iJ P '18 Y42' with dohbl
a-tr-welt-j ag vantag.es,. -.ranks tightened, the' ship Was blown . _ ' - -
Should the situatkin fthus hinted at ,te Pieces; add dis• appeared. in lidVenty- tit 1Y1fl
• •• •
• olioint-nut-hr-yourcine by' one,.-
dartgers that wait to assail you;. but
•
of the neck and the, temples ;and. thd:a•''
tipper par--T-zif--.. thoLfatee----ftaiWe 'Useless: •Member:7
eouyse, -Kt the- toll and aides 'of' the . Unlike most att e oys w o
heed. It his else asmooth round top. ,never attended. scbeel, lattla 7.A -rt
It stands away „from the head about wat firm in his determination net to
one-third of an inch "all-around, the go. , Finally his favoritesAnet EMMA
just buckle in with bit of a grin,
• theYi talo off your coat and go to it;
just Start in to sing as you tackleths
thing 'that "cannot be done," tand
•
you'll do it
• , *Empty -Handed-.
••. The afternoon at the now neigh-
• bor's had, pained atery , pleasantly.
,• Imes .Ir,, cried. when ,told that it wao
t,tinie to Os home. ' •
"Never mind" saidthe lady, con:.
• solingly. , "You come .again,"
• "It ain't that," said James Ir., "it's
• the, woltopirig 'I am• •gaing to get.from
Henry. .Wheh I get hotro holt say
• "Volvo,' and if I have to tell hint
, that year didn't ntlyihing 110
, • ,Will. think I'm ' a to;i•ir and
• torn+ 4nY head for it,"
• lite '011I0# has lbat all Confidence Can
losi•rothing more. .
•
•
weight -Theism lizirne . padded -arias • itilled in to use her Persuasive
lend may be ittihand. remimber' Iliad concealed a tremend,ous chaege of
. . • T,i; 'aild'llyliamo3OK W
alishie that though fide wet began dyeatinite. that was artanged, to *The
•
I' • •
suddenly it is not at all likely to eed %then . atiy upward .foree ,was applied b 'It driven All' ih first
suddenly. Our little South • African to anY of: the seats. The inhabitants - • •••
.
'of the town,,' who had watched thenr
stratagem destroy a great titan -of -War
without the smallest risk • to them-
selves, returned hilariously, to their
•hoMes *lth'songe dances: •
War lasted for tWo5 yeara after .its
eliniax'which may be taken .to -be
the falt of 'Pretoria,• " •: •
,
. ,
' •
^,in,VattiOrt
• "No. exitininotion Of the 'military
outlo•ok cap orniC some reference , to
the •possibipty of the invasion of
ARE CLEAN
NO STICKINESS.
ALL DEALg8 S
G.C.Briggs & Sons
HAMILTON
*41N,Itt% .18.tr.tiO -
Fastidious riga.
"
•
Pigs, instead, of being ready to eat
anything,' are .araiong the most fasti-
dions animate'. ,Otata of 673-plitets, the
goat eats 449 'and refuses 1.20;• sheep;
out 528 Plants. &V 387 and refuse
1.41.;,soWs, out of 494 Plats, . eat 2/0
arid refbae 218; horses, out Of 474
plants. dat. 262 and refase 212; vitato
pigs,• nut of, 243 planta, eat ofilY '/A
nrid rause 171., • • •
'
.clasS condition, Would be
.sdld. together or kparate-
ly aiSo a bit of shafting
ata very great bargain as
moo is- requitcd imniedt.
atekt.
8. Frank Wilson .'14 Sons
is' A:dew& Street Wet, •
•" • 'Teronter.
, .
111 •
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either„band: fixed •.10 the inner. side pot:eel-win breaking his will./
„ • , • • . • ,
of "the surrounchlig• steel. by Yt •Series *: "Why, suiely: Arthur,” scud. . his
Of india-• rubberbuffel^.s,, entb aboet nunt, "yon are. going- to 'school with
the thickness -of a, lead pencil, -and •youy ing Siitc:r in.the fal1.7
" •eNo. I'm net goin t� school at all;"
•: .
People are 'polite ''ta the , chronic
kicker,. but 'they're never friendly to
• •
*
about One ineh long,"
,
linuaritio Liniment t/i0d: PhYsidams.
.• Ilis Coat and Hig Pants.
• A horsedeeler was. showing a. horse'
to •ft prospective • buyer. 'After. run-
ning hini backward and ferweta for.
a few minutes. he stopped "and fieli to
the buyer', aff/hat do yoki think of
Ins coat? Isn't he a dandy?" • The.
haver; noticing that . the horse waa
broken -Winded, replied, • tWes, I like,
hvittstrot. a.11;right,"but- don't like .hia
.
• teen inthe fatherland, the Y speak
• ISSUE 28'3'1.• the inothor topguo, •`••
QUEEN'S
UN SIT!
RINGSTON
• ONTARIO
TARTS E01,5CATiON--
APPLIED SCIENCE
Including tiiningnheittical, Civil,
.2 anical and mectricat RugiTering. •
MEDICINE.
During the War there wig be cositieumut
mieesionsMIdedicinie ,
HOME STUDY
-
The Arts Course maybe taken by torre-
Wedence-, studenta
ate :mist attend. -one ses.sioa.
SUMMER SCHOOL. GEO. Y. cuowN
JuLy AND AUGUST REGISTRAR,
.,•
• , •
• When a beautiful woman loses her
temp,t she can be just 'as -ugly . as
anybody else. ' , ..• .
Atilt for intricircr and taltii Ol'her
, • •' Pritience.
"You Are •not working in ,the Same •
place,!' said th.elbutler.. • • • -
• "to" .replied the cook, "I've' been.
obliged to change •fatnilies several
tipies and I'm going 'to keep on. try:. •
big till I find one that suits me?'
•• . •
•.11111*ktS VITAL, QUESTIONS
Are 'fon foil of energy. grind force, end general
• Sochi he,alei? no you knelt? that good attesting
• litho ftititidation otgeod health t Paine and On.
• a
MOTHER
.A,F11:EAEI_Pi
1v1s,
a
fiti Avert 0flttOeillt Of mice, 50e. and $1,00. Ttui three bottle cOntair0tlitee theta '
0.1.41 as thintnaller. A! I.Vethyti Si tkli.l.fairrsth Crate Street West, hirattecl.
.`'preeirot In etomach and chest after'eatins, wigs
•Constipation, headache dizrinens, are MIMI
of Indigestion. Mother Seigel, Syrtis', the *test
herbal remedy and te,+;, vfll es&tau,
AND
BANISH,
STOMA
1110111)LES
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