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Grow • into 'Weak Dorm100
tochre mine
• ' the •Troulge. • -
. Healthy GirlhOod Is the. 0111k 0011
to healthy womanheod. The Meting
trent gielhOod to weintanho.od lays- n
'neWtax. •uptin the blood, It ite. . the
•,ev.ertaxing of the bleed that 'Makes
growing girls, suffer from headeelten
and backaches, front paleness, . and
• Wealtneee and Weariness," frern Itnie
gun; despendency and econatant
health. • .Unhealthy girlhoOd is belga
• to lead to. unhealthy wanianhood and
a life of Misery. Nothing but • the
•blood building finalities of Dr.
Hama'. Pink Pills can' save...te girl When
•khe undertakeS the .trials amt ttialte
of weraaelmod. .That is tbee Vole
whennature makes 'new demands
.einointhe .blood atinpiy., Dr. Williartis!
Pit* Dille actually make new •,rich
blood to meet these'demande. in this
eimple,.. Scientifih.-waye. D. Williams'
• 'Pink Pille 'give groyeing . akin new
hn'alth, and.. makes their dawning
•Ma ,
nWohliood bright. and • atteneti'.ve.
Mies: A.''Sternberge Hatlenbury Road,
• New •Lisheard,' Ont.; says; ‘-4/ have
muh reason to be grateful to Dr.
• WilljaMs Pink Pills as they restored .
me to health, if, indeed, they dittnet
save My line. In 1914 I began te feel
run•dheininand. the Octet . who:• was.
called in aeich that mine was bed.
case. Of anaemia. I Jost flesh, always,
• felt tired,. and I got so nervous - that
..1 couldscarcely holda cep te take
dink.My '.. heart . 'would - flatten
alarmingly. The doctor did not seem
to be. able to help me at •al1 and my
:family' and friends all thought' that
• I was in a deeline and could. not re-
cover. .1. was in 'bed for some weeks
when an aunt came to see me and
• urged that ••1 try Dr. Williame hiek
e "pills. My father .got a' supply,,- and
. by the time I had taken three boxes
there was a *noticeable improvement,
.and from that On I steadily peoggesse
ed toward recOverii.. -I continued es-
ing• the pills for sone longer,
and they restored .me to my •old time
health and •'strength. 1 shall never
cease, to praise this medicine, and to
'Urge all weak run down giris to give
it Ll'fair trial, as, I .have proved in my
• own' ease- their great merit."
You can get these -pills . from any
dealer in. medicine or by mail it .60
• cents a box' or Ain boxes. for , $2.00
from The :Dr..Willitterie Medicine co.,
Brockville, Ont.
BYERROR
TO WAR.. ASYLUM
1I1 WWI/.
AMERICAN IN FOREIGN. t.goio.N,
QONFINED IN MAPhig1,113...
:Herbert • orey Telia interefting
Story of Freneh
Tercets, .,
"I had rather VII through tho battle,
of Champagne (Ter again," said Den-
nis Dowd.
• Dowd is tine on the young Ameri-
cans who enliiitecl n thil Foreign. Le -
'on at the beginning of tbe War. •A
graduate of Georgetown Univereity
a'd a Practisinn lawyer, he felt very
deeply that as a believer in libert
and clemberacy ie oboxua fignt . or
France. After the battle �fd afii-
pagna,•in whinle he ' was wounded,
there was little left of his regiment of
the Foreign Legion'. Dowd felt he
had bad, ,enough ,of trerech • fighting.
puth an applidation, for leaeie to
lein the aviation, arm, wits-Herhert •
Core, hem France. „ .
Just as he was about. to go bitch to
his regiinent he received -Word pat
his. application , foie. a change. of "Wen
vice had been acted upon favorably.
'He had passed the very severe exam -
Mullion to which • aviator's, are sub-
jected .with ,fiYing colors, But red •
• tape unwinds slowly, and :when the
time canie for his return teethe' trench
'he had not yet receivedelhe coveted
• "My banri is not cinimietely welln"
he tel.a.sYnipatliefie army surgeon.
"Give me two Nacelles in a hOspitel,"
. .
: To CM 'Madhouse. '
,
"There," said• he, as he struck it on
Dowd's papers, that will glee you two
weeks at the physiotherapeutical • in-
stitute. at ,Epinal." • • ,
It was the psycho -therapeutic stamp.
he had affixed to Dowd's papers by
Mistake. An institute of psycho -thera-
py is: a madhouse. Dowd said good-
bye •gratefully and twit up the route
for Epiaal.• The train guards looked
at him' oddly on the way, but he
• thoughtnothing of that: At Epinal
he, .knocked. at the door of the nos -
pita), •
"Come inn", paid a. guard.
— _ . •
THUNDER .V. GfINS.
The Latter Can Be Heard Many Miles
Farther Than the Former.
. . .
During the great) battle of Verdun
• the -roar of -artillery was said to be
audible in Holland, • over a hundred
• miles aunty, and the guns d Flanders
• have often been heard in Kent, Eng-
: • „
• But it. is a most remarkable --fact
• that, although any great reset i al-
•' ways likened to thundern•Yet thundef
• has never -been heard fourteen miles
• • from the flash,. and some of the sever-
est thandefstortns of late years were
inaudible seven Miles away! • •
• „Deis interesting and often coInforin
• ing during thunder fp be able to as-
certain the distance of the focus Of
, the storm, which, as far as personal,
• danger is concerned, is all that Mat-
ters. Ilia can be done by remember-
• ing tbat sounditTcWels at the rote' of
about 1,125 feet a second. .
' If, therefore, the interval between
the sight of the flash and the sound a
the thunder be one second, the dis-
• tance of the flash is 1,125 feet; if two
•. seconds, 2.250 feet; if • five s,econds,
about a mile; if • ten seconds,. two
• _miles; and if a minute, thirteen miles
7..-a distance at which thunder is very
• seldom heard." • '
• It may besafely concluded that if
• any appreciable tinle elapses -between
• flash and sound the danger is not-irii-
ns :mimed: by the: longs trackbhelightn- •
• minent. The long rumble of thunder
ing takes from cloud to earth or front.
, one cloud to the other. • ••
A thunderclap is• practically as
• short-lived as a lightning -flesh, tut
a will be readily heen that if the flash
traverses a' mile there will be a periot
about five seconds between tbe fa -et
• sounds that strike your ears and the
• " lest.
•
• are trying to
get ,ahead
It's easy to see who'll win.
• If you have any doubt
about -tea or co/free holding
some people back—in fact
many—leave the he.sitatfpg
. classrstop bOth te-a—arid-c-or-- -
fee ten days, and use'
•
' ";:nle •
irhis, delicious pure fooql-
drink, made of . ,wheat,'
roasted with a bit of whole,.
• some molasses', has R, de-
lightful, snappy. flavor. It
Is free from the drugs in
tea and coffee and all harm- •
ful ingiedients.
Postum is good for old
• and young,- and makes • for
.health and eft ciency.
4.
:`‘There's a-leasoe
Canadian 1,:r6tbrri Cereal
Windsoi, Ontd
1,..i.....1/4.0iii.m.moommeawassi+fibtasinwiriat•smiNk
The Late Dennis Dowd. -
• The door -locked behind hire With
a spring." The guard theamined his
•PaPers--with a lifting of the eye-
brows due- to hie. surpelae at a mad-
man doming in without a keeper -and
crooked his ;fingers at. Dowd .without
a word. . Afterward \he learned .that
the gnard thought .he had give e his
-keeper the 'slip -had per.haps murder-
by__an_insane fi•eak .ha
come in alone, Another door snapped
shut.behind the American. elle was in
a• Mom ab'solutely bare, save for.
benches bolted, to theewell. On the
be.nclies "sat insane soldiers. They
were quiet and • motiettless, • Still
Dowd suspected nothing. treat:.
tnent.was odd, that was all..
"Usually .Frenchmen are kindly. and
jovial," meld he.: "These Men did no
look un or speak to me. But did
retnitnow they were mad. • . •
That night he was locked in a. Ward
with six insane nien, His 'clothing
was taken from him,e with the - ex-
ception •of a • brief undershirt and a
.packet of cfgarets evbich• he managed
to: concealunder hisepillow. He asked
.pertniselorn to keep his raior, but the
guard refused. • ,
"If some of thee Men got hold of
razor,een said ne,i. "they would cut
thole threats or yeurs."
• "None of 'Them Ai" • .
Then Dowd awakened to the' situa-•
4eneenennentelde-thengnard-ethan-ho-we,
not •crazy, and the. guard leughed
• "None of 'ma are," seld the. guard,
as be locked the• noon •
at on e waters. Golnng can be had at 1.
thinks of it The hemot of it"-- asn'l: had „expected, St -Agathe, Ste. Margaret .,,end, Val or spare time ; good pay ; work sent
tied light sewing at home; whole
urider n any conditions--ealred ': "
-Lan of Machine:1 gun • blillets not one
sevept ; nietthew Boulton, the . partoer
:James :Watt, eireeented a metlal• •to e
the :American ability .to see -Manor head, With a•• genet' a•thousand reandie Tennis' cc/efts . are ,:atta
Next da tbe doctor's 'assistant put %.,here of epaac,h:,..osfficvecir anocrl Men when had •taken ehed•;..iihy distance, -"charges paid••, -send-
venich•So.tnuelhae-ernizad tee
' • •••• 'f the seeior Officers to some of the better class hotels. etamp for , pel-ficulars.
thr ugh an exaniination. : • nee ie nhe Med of that shell. hole. pewter hor the jitnier officers and
h ' f• h f this
I Manufacturing Company, ,niontreat.
'•Those who love, mountain cliMbing .
THE NATION'S
FUTURE
Depend Upon
iteothy.Babii6
. , .
Properly rearect children grow'
up to be strong, fiegithy. •
s,• citizens
Many diseases -to whickchild-
ren are susceptible, first indinate
their presence in ,the bowels.
Th n careful. another' shoilld
watch° her child's 'bowel move-
mentnand use - "
Mrs. Wii7islow's
Soothing Syrup
It is a corrective for diarrhcea,
colic and other ailments to which
children. are subject especial&
during the teething period.
It is absolutely non-narcotic
and contains neither 'opium,
morphine nor any Of their de-
rivatives.
Mrs. Window's'
Soothing.Syrup..
Makes Cheerful, •
Chn.01),0 Children
Soothes theefeetting-Ch ild du ri
the trying period ohits dehelop-
•mehit and thus gives rest- and •
relief.to: 664i child and JnOther.
• Buy a bottle today •
and keens it handy
Sold hj7,11,1l drieggist.f in Canada
throughout the szt.rorld.
'423=4MaSICESSEGIIMMS•aft"
INGTRENC
ON BM iSll. FRONT
ENDLION.• OFFICER .imeenitig$
4
SOME INCIDENTS. 57
opp.4,0.1
Machine Gen Fire Onlip, tn R00011
DIA odoMbere" n Their
0/40 of t4e meet UnUs1U4 taes of
trenelt warfair0)10 told In a letter og an
cer of the Sew amides serving in
Frannie
"It happened line this. I was Mot,
Ing Out from what w0,0 a little Shelter-.
'ed spot aloagside the entrance to what
-we call Stinking Sap, through a very
fine new telescope.aume one lied seat
to our C. Di, when suddenly I spied
a shovel 'sticking up again.st a little"
mouad, andcies° to it nyae a, •gafe
tne wet,gratia,•
"I stared jolly har4, and presently
the whole thing beemne elearsto me.
The Bodies had.yea out a new sap
Why fiftY Yai•ds from their hie trench,
whteh at this point in over 2'40 yards
frOm ours. $t was mrIght. apposite.
Stinking Sap, ana.not More tban 100
• yards from the need of it.
• "I walked around•to company Dead,.
quarters and informed the C. 0., who
swadelighted. 1 dectded te take Cor-
poral Slade witii. me, because he's
such a fine bomb thrower, besides 'be-
ing as coel as a cucumber I alsb
agred to take one other Mau froth my
riven platoon and Ole man from eaelf
•of the tither three.PlatOona- •t
Get the "Peadhes"
• that are coining to yomin the
peach season—but be sure
to eat them on Shredded
Wheat Biscuit with maul;
a combination that ensures
good digestion; health and
• 8tren0h for the day's Work.
Cut out Meat and kitchen
• worry and senre 'this read3r-
cooked, Whole wheat food
With the choicest fruit that
grows—a dish for the up-
and-coming man who wishes
to keep at top-notch
• efficiency for work or play.
Serve it far breakfast or
• any haeal with milk or cream,
with s1.ipecl peaches or other
fruits.
° Made in Canada
.• JUTLAND FIGHT MEDAL. ,.
Will Be Sold nand Proceeds Given to
Naval. Orphanages..
WHAT MU P114.976 ./11Y67 KNOW.
Of * Vhart Thiliser# Mgr
•• Be 4.0144. .
• •
,olverver tbo,
'Inlay see* 4110te guiltless a .droproi
ase. arel mn0Z90,470-. ittlt
ielwitbtrefenocrooltaotrinegllieQormoe44.
:perit During' the. earlier days :of
'aviation. these dangers often proved
fatal, but. '1101Vadalre b3r
:1404110 a Ili? dm*, can avoid., or at
least •be preparcii. for.o. therm.
A .Considsrablo amount a time and
money have been ,expended -on. *esp.,
charts,„ which are. of incalculable ad-
vantage to. airmen.
Frora towers in. various partS of
Europe kitas, bearing with them an-
paratns„which records. iluctuat:ons in
the strength of winds, are constantly
gent • aloft, someNmes to astoundin
heights, Ou tilese towers, also, are
placed •speciel instruments which re.
cord the force 9f the wind nearer tile
'earth, -From the. data thus:collected
*• perts are •comianoir nrcliaring neVir
• .02arts. , •
These chats show where the dis-
• . . .
tIrbed areas oda, at •what lielghfis
they are enconntered, and what Is the
.maximum force •of. gusts over local.
ities knoim, to be dangerous, during
.various strengths of:wind: • ' .. ,• •
• Aviators themselves play a big part
. Admiral Prince, Louis nf., Vattern in the Making of air charts. .
Storige Batteries,
Generators• •
Magnetos
4' Starters
*rat Ow erampt
-*seam to
CANADZ/12f W A -G33
70.41-rnallf COe nnAl'hAD
1147 *we. $te Toronto*
nentIonht Alifont,P.
den, ne
SHEEP DOGS IN AUSTIRA-LtTi.-
DIV 'trials a Feature of Agric3ltna
• ,• ' S•hows,,
In no Place M the world are sir...el
and,,cattle dogs, more in use, than *in.
Australia, The grazing estates era
so enormous 'that it would be imeoe-
Bible to handletbe great •fibelts with-
out dogs. The AUstraflan paeteraii t
could -not possibly ' meiet evithont .
dogs and„ that is the reason that -shep
• nog trials are looked hpon, as: somas,
tiling amounting to national contne- °
titiore Every town has agricul;
tieral show end et all of tlieee sh en:
dog? trials are one ,of the rnoet de-
served 'attractiore; end thee "treining
that the Auxtreiten deg get., is • '
nothing short of reitatulous. • ••
_Australians. are among the chief
burg has designed a medal to corn- At the PrOnts, for •instance, our air- buyers of Eng/bh v'Ith re'r
gels they ave Is- sult that excellent tpecimeris.'ean„ be.
rnemorate the recent battle, off the 'men are constantlei earning in..witlf found there. They •boset that there, •
Jutland I3ank. It will ,he the first of new § of fresh dan • th h d"
has revcr been a caee of rabiee
with 'naval events covered. The air-poekets, eddy, • ' en( '
„ series conne
among the (legs.
' Ready le Attack.
in the present N which Prince Lealin whatever the newly-disconered peril, .
or
'The C. Q.'s idea was that- we innst
'new intends\ to bring gut shprt intervals, Trial be, is prOMptly naarlted down on;
reach that shell. hole clore to the
Boches saP as soon as possible after and the entire profits Of the sale of .theochart of that region for the guid-
eranulefed Eyelic1S,
dark 'and' before, the •Boche's resumea the medals will go to the naval Or- j ance of other aviators flying over that r ycs inflamed by eNpo,
winnether en As it turned out we•Were phariages. ' " • •Ipara of the country. sure to Sue, Bast and Wind •
all, lying In the shell 'hole 'for, three Commemorative medals for naval • -•1=_. quickly relieved bhidurlde
in Elizabethanaqinies After the de- ":-VEjuYseteeEnlyeedYeomfoet. . At
quarters of' an hour Oefene. a eiingle THE POPULAR LAURENTIANS.• NeSmartinge
Bo.che mone.. There. was a fine .
achievements were struck M.England
rain all thetline. and it was pitch. dark: •
..
A Holiday 'Resort of Unsuipassing
. , — • .
covered and face§ dOwn.. '' . • Elizabeth ordered some to be made . . Beauty. .. Irqur D. rugg.ist:s,50.cp_er Bottle. MurIncE3M
We lay perfectly still and flat; 'hands feat r.,•of the Armada,, in 1588, Queen
"By and hy, Slade gai•e. a Mile tug in geld and silver, of Which a speci- ' - • • •
Lovers of beautiful mountain, and
SelveinTubes25c.Forilookeitheheefreeaste
valley scenery, towering rocks, thick Druggists or eletineEyeRcreedynce,hhIca A
at my Jerkin. .1 listened hard'and' Just men may be seen in the .Britiih Mu- .
vales end plains, rushing and placid' It nays to ha polite., but anytInng •
made 'cut hiptsteps: ... Two or three seem. These may haw been bestow-.
and shovels and jabbering. away nine- ne rivers, roaring. waterfalls. and bah- '
that • pays pee t .
ms too 'Audi like •wenk
forests, pleasant glades, flower clad minuees tater six or' eight ineehes carte :ed upon the principal . offieersneof
teen te, the dozen.: e gave the- „Jena, ut nothing like a general distr u- for some folks.
'shuffling along the .sap, carrying piens _thabt there is no definite' information .
With my left hand. There'was a bomb • tion of Medals to the officers and men
than An Select the Laurentian Moun- •
MinartiPs Einintent .for sale scerywbere.
bling streams could not do better'
cificaad their holiday resort. So prete en If gnris went an parade in . break-
in my right, , : ofeth.e ileet engaged action was as.. than
reached by. the Canadian Pa -
"I could distinctly hem. the
-t sane:, ', nal, until a much later date. During
'dily .situated axe. all the . Spots where ,fa'st attire there would be fewer hist3e
.
pins. come ant. Of our 0.x. bombs arse 'tlich Commonwealth it was decided to
could elFell. hear the breathed, murMur 'issue medalsto the officers and men arriages. .. ,
,
the holiday-makers make then. head
: -
of the Man at "-my shoulder -a peg•l'whe had "dohe good service at sea,"
quarters that it is ernharraseing to .-
ifecieus draper. 'A 'hundred an
hundred an 'two, a hundred and three ,
one.. nebut aftertbat the medals struck were
_ choose the one that ,'might be best
the was timing the fuee •of his bomb , eomme orative rather than decera
. , .
, suited to the taste of the individual.
eneeen, es.rd firenry. _ ...2:jive, until June /1794.
But--allearenenehantinge from. .Shaw;
•"And then they all let go. -Our six -1 For the victory Of Nife in•179r
budge ---the firstofthem-to Mount
Alexander Davison, Nelson's. prize'
Laurier -the last Within easy reach
bombelandecn. one en the edge and the
other live plumb• in. tne. nap head bp- agent; presented a Medal as "a tri-*
any 'of, the .resorte there is excel -
fere us, •right in the middle .of the six ,Inute `of regard" to 'every, officer and a.
.1Ient. trout and bass fishing to be had:
or eight -Bodied diggiog ehene. Tv.u. man in Nelson's fleet -gold •to cane
! The rivers and lakes are clear and
•seCouds after they left out' hands 'then --------------- lieetenants and •.. The
•
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S
IED POTATOES, IRISH COB-,
biers. Delesvare, Carman. Order
at once. Supply limited. Write for quo -
%lions. H. W. Dawson. Brampton.
FOR SALE
ee. ACRES, Foun MILES,FROM
11'47,‘" • Peterbero .(pop. 22,000).
Choice. situation and superb buildingS
Ralf. Graham, R.R., e, Peterboroe
did their Job. And when the rending •sand -bottomed generally, • and. are "
r fficers onze gilt to petty of
row:was over We heard •enly" one Roche- 9
well. suited to the requieements : of
and bronze to seamen and ma•.:
he swimmer and bather. .Rons boat-
ehreacnel.nwge' nsiod1,kinreot,t4naetetleea'Eitn'.giN.::: Ines No , 140 authority was ever giyen'
motet boating,- and canoeing are
mete - • , • -. -efor ,theneemednIneta worn,, and
NEWSPAPERS PO Z SALE '
r Offices for sale in good Ontario
,
BOFIT-MAXING NEWS AND JOB
towns. The' moat useful and interestiniC
of all businesses.. Full information on
iipplicatirn, to Wilson Pnblishing Com-
pany., 73 WestAdelaide Street: Toronto.
favorite pastimes arid on fine calm, •
' ' ' :1 they were net in•tended, but seine ; ,
. •inellets Fail to tent.' . • •
.• . . e 1..eyening , it is exhilarating to sit ' by •
• . • .
of the sail Ors fixed a ring,throtgh
•":We..again ldy absolutely still w hdle hole and wore'them on theils. .jackets the waters and listen to., the: laughter.;
tear f real mirth in his eyea ,when • mete rained' p ' el ut •• •
and every kina of finewo: k, n .
the :noon closed. He laughs yet when fiareS
and Merry chat of the partiee, who are
g ts• thrS„El.t ,.home. Similarly after Trtifalgari IlL.ADIES--WANT'ED Tit DO ?LAIN
. are e.,
"ThisLan is not nnad," said he, ‘ cao ave a variety o sp eres o • s
.• • '"'Oei..- your benois . eready,'. t told my; Searneri. ' , • ' • , .. •
: form of •activity to select. fie& ' and :
get'the.Boches streaming along the:Li-nate' Although he nal gold. medal iih
the expense of a holiday in the Lau
ere was still led tape to be ureeeeinewen •j.
'it few seconds later.w.e heard •
through them Cheerfully.' .
wOund.: Days :passed. ,before he,
out of the madhouse, . but he , Went . row new Li-ap. , They took itfor granted:''
LONG STRUGGLE AHEAD. • eccirning: We waited until
. .
• , ___ eke__ . .. they, Made if): ettempt to disguise 'their
, . We had cleared .back. to our, lines and ••ts1.1
•
..
. the TIPP. rend
,. ,ene.r.ds awarded for all the great naval 1
t't t. d' by dear III t the timef
leu•gelerious June 1,• 1794., •wtts after..., .
George . a e o : . .. . .
en , ' "nen a =little „jam, ... .
• 1) Y . • : •
;Mary's 'Jam. . ..,• . •
— ; , .. i,of .th•e• Sap -„Was full and then` we gave victories, it Was, only given to pot 1 .
. . ••
„'ein our second, vplley captains and flag officei.s, 'and. it was
;,t.'"aUlp'yon a- piece ,of brea•d, °I.
- , y , t n uet Lane . a . ,. • . ; • •
• fnunwee ...1m.• llot until 1847 that , Queen •nrictoria
e r re , that Mary Went.—
French Premier Does Not Anticipate, -
• , an Early Peace . - ' ' n. ••
• i'mediately ' 1 • 1 e : 1 • - conem naed en effici I medal to be
And ev r vhe
. .. . , been a reguter %hemlines. .: '. ... :e. . ' struelt for evern offe er and man en-:,-•
She left. seme, be it. said., : .. . •
A • difficult and 1 "'A
prolonged :Streggle :. • feu seconds .leten ''' we. nearil a ' gaged in tivi battle, end to recognike.'.. •
' ' ' ' .- ' • '
n. - the, services: rendered . by. the„ fleet t
fresh l'ot glint im their -Way dolv-T1,,the ,.
before the. war ii ' ended ie prophesied ,
bh former Premier Viviani, m the I saYn a -ad
French Cebinet. LA an address before : (e)1"trd laeset
the general • domicil of the depart-
, greased
council of the denartment-of Creuse„ leek :hei
held at Geeret • he said: • '• training
'Although victory is certain, th'• Stinking
wll'negnire hard • mut prolonged !tree} tbe
efforts to 'break Pinasian inilitarism ' "eked
There ean• be„ no Peace' before the at -
and prevent recuerehee of its 'crimes: ..ott.).,insoa'osTt.:Iliine
tainenent of yietory, befete adequ.etitc;-,reseee t
teparatMil is made. and bfre
two hottbs well to .the ' h.,ft,They found :t on the parlor rug,
And later irate dad..
raelves made tracks . lite -''''' --- -
f,r,brirni s 17.9r3 . to 1840; ' The adinitted :
'Q'n•Iiip drets suit'found traces of '
the dreper and I lee nen have
ign n nn. of Stmt. San. The. 1 i f thisnatal • neral serv;sice
general .
1.1 .p,terife-et'lfY,' ant:. Slade.' Was medal; as it is known, totaled a0,0v(); '
The jniri ,tha.t 'hiarY had.
and no fewen than 30 hars, were is -
the draPer OTer the parepet of eeed to it.
Sep .before a&Olin& came There are two eizei• in which these „.
tireene,elei) jnote,intehegy7e., •emectills .nre being street; ,one having :Slimed s Lieiment Co., Limited..
Y, holed my oilskin°17.efleeta e`el...-6• diarneter o•C 1Th inches,' in,white Peal' Sirs, -I had•a Bleeding Tumor
On in, and eeniled it. Put a Metal at he., in solid silver• .at 15s.,.. on my face for e long time and tried
• • • .
cricAu get a serateh, and we °rid. . i
p, lieve• accotinted fel° nt tne
:.
4 smaller size is seven -eighths: of an good tesults. I was advised • to try
in la:chi:he gold at 11 10e., The a nuMber of . remedies without any
'er
ialhett ..eire..ueeileithemee..ty Bole wbnietv,. eutbae:.;1.. bac, .inele in diainetnee and this . is -made' , l'inINARD'S LINIMEAT, and aftee'ese
Wien loop land ring, in solid_silver, ing several bottles it Made • a coin-
, • iplete curer aid it heire a up an .
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CANCER.- TUMORS, LUMPS: XTC-.1.•
anternal •and 'external. mired with..
out pain by our home treatment 'A rile
tie before. too late. De. Bellman Ileatiesj
Co.. Limited. Collingwood. Out.
.America's
Pioneer
Reg Remedies
. • nowt •ON •
DO.G. ,DISEASES
--:-AndlIow to Fee
Mailed free • to ssy 'address by
• the Anther •
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•
tice „triumphs,v
In an 'address :before. the' Op. °•1 twice
t
Council of the Department of AneZ.&:' --'1`PA.indd.d-
Bienvern Martin, the farmer 1V1inis- hasregi
ter Of • juatice said: , '• • ; trig; and
"The French will not submit to 'going to
the peace of the•German Eniperor, '
viho boasted he would force his, ad-
versaries• to accept peace on bendedn
knees. They will accent . cinly sue
a peace as' assures them • legitinnite
reparations, as well as • their indo
pendence and„ security, and they „
bear patiently ail sacrifices in order
that, in conjunction with the -efforts
•
qp _. 1
the neet of in is elm. artilice.y., . .en a n, . Tri • • : • disappeared altogether.
sft(IliiiVa6ftnertzhicaotjanTs): itilils4st.11Xg; :- "I-Iei:‘be?rt",:;ame:teidn :ces'e'lloToble7t.eacher: Belleisie Station,. Kings. Co., ;N.B.,
DAVID HENDERSON,
' :turning to la .hrinht youngster',- "can • &Pt- 17, 100.4, .
.blow inaerees the
-11:iiTlifi'ir-T--A. Lilith.inv.: you tell me what lightning i?" "les, ,
was the rea iy, reply Of 'Pip
, lot qgg-bezooles a roniprete'food if t ho mi
Y:•"Lightning is etreaks of elect-
, ---: -. •
' WANT. 1 LASTING PEACE
riee ie adden to iL. - enciter." ' "'Well, th:lt may p!Nssoct.staelidr:.' ._., •, '
But -German-saVunta-Insist--en:LAn-
0'131::o,tvaht:Ph:ceajotesti.sbtartrauri, resstatirilsesi •-leurnrir--thentatIler"-641:e"E'agingii.
is that. ligHtnfng bevel
crease cf Empire's' •Donations.
than an equal ;Weight of bre'acl. -rnstreiletwwhy itsee tn the sttne place:" "B .. .
causen anewered ,Hei•bert, "after it H,eacied ,by Professor von Wilarien-
peied figs - ere. More nouriehing
of their faithful allies, suet.' a ' peace ,
' "ea
-.hits once the some place ale% :there witz-Mollenderff; Present rectoe.of the
Halna pint of mijk nd half a
poen Q dates.,anf More." , • , - • University of Berlin, a group of Cer-
• • . • ,.
• :Monotony. in fond ,is.iletrinental to • man savantsnincluding Picifeesers• vein
Gierke, Kehl, Eduard Meyer,Sehae-
may be imposed." °
. ).
GERMANS. SFT MA" TRAPthehestinterestsof the,body
-8. ' i:
• •
. • . . . - Porridge -eaters are, said :to beco. me e• .
Also •Distribute "Tortoise- Bombs" .in ai•gumentatwe and .00nated, . • -' . • •
,. .
- Abandoned' Trenches. ar who ;bas figlired.prominently.
Persons apt -,to..'cateh cold in the w
4 . head,,,cetarrh; etc., -,_Should •not •.etit whrfam.'' . e
• • . e •
Philip Gibbs in. a . despatch ,froin '..mech salt . . . •• . - "Who is thet?" • •
r dtrzrartim-7-4”7-47,reoie.? , Tal.,01434.s.440.,„ sgiteate.,LelsItinijsz,,,'. "f "Minnie Balt'
writes 'ea follows: ' • • • • storative' than. a furnbler , ., of het' W-OT17-tfitgrermizar Nair—
"The Gernian is beginning' to leave intik - ' •• • ' '' • • • ' -7--"°- '
The. six insane men at on then. a lot of little things behind hiin, even
-bpes, Efilt`nto-tlid Dawo., --Threlou; if he Irbil -mime a trench in a •hurry..
trio 'light snapped out From .tlre.aix This is a ,new •thedge. One inven- the -flour. is everted. '• •' • . T'allung 'Ern -Over., ••• •
, . .This is Awful. .
. • • • .. fer and Adolf Wagner, iseeied a main- ,
.. • ' ii ladyite-ri from this •festo'on the second anniversary of the
in , ,heginning of the war, •reading, in .
. ..• part, as follow:
. . . . . .. _ • •inIntl'i'ee dseida,In3boatrdtakNevitthheou'tsWhearvdini: . oomb:
- not, cann.ot, and meet. not, put it back
hande for, perposes of conquest, Now
et--wenhanenlnadntoecineuhnita.nt.e....wnLte
In the proeess of . baling ' bread NJ. nardee Linin (niece' theme. Etc.
three-quarters of-• theefood value of - - - ,:___' • --- • . ..
• tained..a peace which our enemies also.
. wilinbe eompeliminte-keep. Butn-hin'
.• • .peacee cannot be even without 'the in -
•foughteto the aenompaniment of tbe leg with a terrific bite urld- : brings ;ing. e- , .. - - . mei' inane 1 to ' Comm' ' o then manifesto,' the
lion which has come into. his fertile i" ;Anaemic persons • elitarld. eat 'spin- .. .
beds came aniinallike• noises. One ' . ... ,
man talked to his wife, wafted''forher "My . huaband in a regular-rairthOw erease of our' power -and' without the •
imagination is the mantrap,- which nch, leeltS; yolk •ef egg, beef, and eile ' • - •
-repliene:, laughed,. coaxed ';Iiis 11We cliasnr," said, one soman • • ' -• extension of the a.rea. in which :pur
he -sets -Outside his or inside' ,Ples, ars ail of these contain -iron. • .
raled ineoherently. Ile heard their a . shell 11210 en„,, the - Way to .it - AS- ..Old age is rately attaitied by
the ;Brit s, c • . ^
e • .. , : v . '1‘line isra," replied. the , other. will will de,.cide ov.. .. . .
- ' the "Enen if he knew' tleern was a pot of 'For this We must.have secure pledges
er War and peace.
Ohee to come to • his luiees-. Another
bare feet Paddling ep 'and :dean the' goo:" 'as 'Jae ' ni ish oldiera ex eFlive feeder Moderation . ancl•-• ' , -
- ' : gold •at the. mid of the rainbow', he'd and real gearanteesn • - ., ..
board 'floor in the dekneert.--TeeneeseteefOoLon-iteitneloSese about his • mastication' ere ;,factats in lOng _liv- .
• -- -sit-still aud.... ex.paet the enting n:
mindless latighter of th•elr mates. him doien like a log, • ... , ' •• The value of -vegetebles-lieni in -their- . ,,
eoxne loehirn," , .7 . 'V ie n n a A:rbeiter-Zeittingy a . .ShiTallit
,
. organ, reitarks:
Donal, smoked his •eigarete.end waited "Another little deVied an ' deviltey 'Minerel salts. Vegetable's, should be .. ______ _e_ __- "All these profoseors • rnan be quite
for the fliorrting. ' - . 'is the 'tortoise bomb.' It looks.' very ',etearried, .not boiled, on the salts are '
-44t, will he all +nett " he, neeistaLenneehlike :.; tertoine if you happen Isist. -. - .caPahle persons, in their own specTal
himself.. "F will tell them .a: mtstake e • .e. but this 'talk of theirs is
,. . to nee, it, which you de • not. in ' the ' Halt' a pound or pea finour - en
, po ljuriotis. and foolieh tent." .
,
When buying your. Piano
insist on havinq
OTT NIGEL:-
Pieno Actiom
.15-20
Years from-now—the-Bissell
Silo 'will. be giving goad
service, :It Is • built of se1-•
ected timber. treated with
Wood preservatives; that
prevent decay: '• It'. has
Strong, rixid svalls.•atr
tight doors. and •bocips of
• vy steel. • • '•
Therefore it lasts. simp-
13i -because it can't v. y
✓ eil do anythino• Our
folder e?cplains tnore fully
—Write Dept.
Exaszpr.. vo ,
riera.-oneareo.---e---,&e-eare
SELDOM SEE
a big knee like this, but your horse
may have as bunch or bruise on his
ankle, hock, .stifle, knee or throat
will clean it off without laying im
the horse, No blister; no bar
gone. Concentrated -only a .few
.drops required at ail application. $2 per..
bottle delivered. Deicribeyear cage for special instruction
•-itrat•BIScrie4M-feeer-•-AIPSORBU4D--dit.
eerie liniment for mankind, reduces Painful. Swellings.
Enlarged Glands,. Wins 'Bruiset Vaileose Veinti• allays
Paitt and ind;mmatidn. Price 51 and SZ bOtt.te at dragon!
rsr,dellyered.. Made Itl the U. 5A. 4.
".W. F. YOUNG P. o. F. 6 8 re
• 1 • if
has been made, I ato not. mad.
• in. charge made hie dark, end, it stands. dati . four, little With -d• pint add a half of milli Would
The doctor
rounds eath• morning., Dowd gave tip
trying to ,00nviace. fitm of his Sanity,
The third morning the doctor shot it
question at him suddenly. •
"What did., you mese :around at
when you weire'et home ?" is a fairly
literal, translation of his .question,
"I• was .19.9, '1 Said Dowd. •
'egg. They waggle a little, but ' Amply all the essential ingtedients
should' it be unwarily touched it may
a hornb , and bloW Meth t&
Maan.le: 4io • .abo. t his:past,
career .of„wickednesS is nsually. , a.
Tho. absurdity of the:answer struck .11armlass "88" . .•
hint lief() itO was;mastmerading bo-'
hind it. dense groWth: .of beard, Mad
only • in it tiny . !Anders:11h% sittini'. up
in a bed In a ward filled with Menne
Men, • and Insisting thnt he Wig
i •
laWyer. It ;monied no'strIne the
tor in the samteiven '
"Ah, (mid lee,.."a lawyer -in a var-
iety allow ?" •
• ,They laughed together. Dowd had
• 0 •
ARE CLEAN
NOSTICKINESS
ALL OCAnent3 .`
6.0.11riggs &Sons
HAW LTONI
Ntat.:Ndistil
of a day's fond: • • • •
A banana is of food value because
On the large amount of .'sugar it cow.,
tains. The fat in an ordinarv banana
Is wily 6 parts; the' sugar 89. •
Tea coffee, and cocoa all Save their
stinininting and refreshing „effects to
an active principle conteined hl thein
all --the drug ealVeins, or ohe of its
allies. •
The energy used in out bodies 'for
the work of circulation) reerration,,
digestion, and keeping tui tie toma
perattire i$ equal tiu ono eley to•rais.
ing tiso0 tons one foot hitch.
aninardst niiiibetent ntelievei Ynettleilitiar
. ISSUE 37--.16,
•• She Could''Make More
was at- the piano.. -Mother's
,darling fi, mly. refuied to:). do het tra
titee. "What a naughbylittle girl you
aitel'i chided .the mother: "Don't are
grumbled the •yeengater, as ,slie geve
the • piano'a kkk.: "Nov, trees:Ore,
you shell have rt tent ft:4mill do yone
eXertiees eirelani lennitem. •
"Shan't," retorned trecieuren getting •
off the piano -stool. • "1 ean .make
more than that taking pastor -oil,"
Ibsorlase and Absorbine. Jr.. ate:made Is Cases&
fablluri Of Sai
•
•ITYt42,--with double:
main driving belt 24 ins,
kurapap14440-730-1.--V
b:it AU in first,
class condmon, would be
sold together or separate
ly ; also a lot of shafting
at a very great bargain as
born is required iminedo
atejy,
The worst man 141 torrintimes crip-.
nblo to giving the hest advice;
blissartVti tthint4nit Unita Etandrtlit
4
•
Frank %Allison 8.1. soils
78 Adejaiilie fitiree,t 1V-esto
• It'eronto. •
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two