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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1927-04-07, Page 3■a Surnames and Their Origin Ji- * Wheat's First Home. A strange experiment, which proves the. amazing vitality of ivhe^t* Jjas just been carried out. A quantity of “mummy”; <• wheat- that, i-\ , .yheat bdritd by tho ancient'Egyptians' w|th the embalmed body of a dead ,man, has'lwh sown by a?farmer of Bath-. urst, New South Wales. Although it Mjas over 4,000 years old, a crop has; been obtained. ’ , The crop was of seven-eared wheat of good quality, though not so suit- a'blo for milling purposes as modem; vrheat. It grew to an exceptional hei <ir}it. Wheat, older than this Egyptian “mummy” grain has, however, been found, and it is now definitely estab-i • Ijahed thltt it was one of the oldest cereals grown by early man. This is the result of a discovery made dur-* ing excavations of an ancient Su­ merian site near Kish. A •red-and-hlack jar was found in tho course of the researches, and in this was stored a quantity of charred wheat. That was last year, but nothing was said about the discovery at the time. Professor S, Langdon, who made it, wished to have the wheat examined by experts before he made any announcement. , Now, however, the experts have re­ ported and the find has been made public. According to one authority .it is rivet, or cone wheat, which is the most prolific of all the varieties; of the cereal. Other experts, how~j ever, say that it is common wheat; or! club wheat, as is often called, thej most highly developed of all the kinds and the finest for bread-making. | It is estimated Unit this sample of wheat dates hack to 3.500 B.C., so! that it is now roughly 5,500 years1 old. Its discovery is considered as; proving- that the original home of the' bread-making wheats was in Meso­ potamia. The historical botanists have long believed that this, was the case,! but they could advance no absolutely! definite proof until this find by Pro-; fessor Langdon.- Canada’s Share. Auckland Weekly News: Mr. La­ pointe's ungracious attack on ''dis­ tinguished visHors”—he evidently had Mr/ Bruce parlioutorly in 'mindr—has an Interest for others’.' He is- incensed because they have ventured to voice what they think about Canada's share, among others, of responsibility for Im­ perial defence. They have not ven­ tured.to dictate what precisely, on her part, Canada should do. It Is enough, In the eyes of this Minis-lor of Justice seeking occasion of offence, that they have made any reference at all to Can­ ada. in this connection, even in a gen­ eral way. They should mind their own business, says he; this is exclusively. Is it? That is a strange way of viewing a subject that lias been handled by the conference in a comprehensive way, with reference to all the Dominions', a strange way of welcoming home a Prime Minister who pafrtcipatetl sympathetically in a discussion that resulted in recommend­ ing io all British Governments a policy of Imperial consultation “in questions’’! of common defence.” -Canada is gen-: erally understood to be a part of th&! British Empire. What she- does in this • matter is of very vital interest to; every other part, ana an avowal of) that interest might reasonably be ex-1 peeted to have a welcome, rather than • a. snarling rebuff, from a member of! the Canadian Government. But per­ haps Mr. Lapointe’s portfolio is held ’by him in service to that interesting sort of justice which, it ha« been said, “should ever ho close-eared and open- mouthed, that, is, to hear a little and speak much.’’ i Canada’s business. 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This is the birthstone, of Scotia’s na­ tionality, culture and religion, and the Church of St. Columba might be called the Westminster Abbey of the land, for it contains royalties, of Scotland, Ireland, Norway and. France. The isle is only throe and a half miles long by about half a mile broad. If you want to make your rooms look larger, as well as more restful to tho eye, use a large rug instead <xf ! the scatter size, and plan for a border j of painted wood or parquetry. Garry- Jing the carpet to the base boards of a, ; room dwarfs its apparent size. Making Snakes Clothe Us. It seems probable that before very long a woman may be able to dress herself aHmost entirely in thing® fas­ hioned from the skins of snakes. To boots, shoes, slippers', gloves and handbags fashioned from the colorful tanned hides' of serpents there have recently been added mannlsih cravats, scaa-f's and other dress accessories which are findting favor with many fashionable women. But in another winter a Paris manu­ facturer promisee to be supplying the market with sports coats and1 entire suits made of snake skins. These will, he says, be remarkabilo for their dura­ bility and will be so unusual in color and design that their w-earere will be sure to be the centre of attention wherever they go. The opportunity to make the serpent bear a large part of the burden of clothing womankind seems to be un­ limited, for its skins come -in atao®t infinite variety of weights and tex-1 lures as well as hues and patterns. There is a snake skin suited, to almost every purpose to which Cloth and or­ dinary kinds of leather are put, and the Ingenious manufacturers are con­ tinually devising ways of using skins- Illi at were formerly thought wqrtlll^sJ, for commercial purposes. i, Naturalisits have long insilS;^'^. that-J the skins of certain snakes are^iybhJgJ the mogt exquisitely beautifu^wn^U! •to all n'^ture*? ■ litd Gre clo thi n gv fti? ”a.'bets ter chance to‘HW^'oi^er'il(^,it than wd have 4iM'.’hefoiie.' ? ------ i Pne of the Better Bort. Beryl *to getting into hr I when mother came to wish her good-night. “Ami did,, you ask God to fogive you?” Fix * ayked, having in mind the. little temper which Beryl had shown, during the evening. “Oh. yes, mamma,” came the- reply. r “and God Kahl it was all right. He had t1 many little girls worse than I.” Relatively Unchanged. Wito- “Thera has been quite diminishing of women's clothes." Husband “Maybe so, but there doesn’t seem to be any more hooks for me in tire closet.” ■ ia Proven. “You cannoit get eggs without hens,” asserted the speaker, ©tressing hi» point., “My dad can! He keeps ducks,” yelled a boyish voice from tiie rear. The Good Gentleman. This is a world of sorrow, Likewise a world of sin, But just about to-morrow I’ll certainly begin To renovate this mundane sphere ■ So folks like m© can stand It here. I think there ,should be hung in every office where salesmen congre­ gate a sign, etched in letters high and wide, reading: “You made a sale—did you make a customer?” Some mon think it smart to be able to write such a poor hand that nobody can read it, but isn’t. The prepared for good time never comes. A harking dog ljever bite®, for how can a dog hark when be is biting? You never realize how many kinds of giggles there are until you ride- on a Pullman with a flock of college girl®. A case showing extreme dissipation —a. potato with dark rings under* Its eyes. A wife worries as much about the wrinkles coming on hbr face as her husband does about the vanishing of the hair on his dome. One of the greatest puzzles to the careful parent is to know just what medicine to give the little ones. When the child falls ill with griping pains; is seized, with cold or fever, refuses food or vomits what,he has taken, when lfe cries a great deal and cannot get the sleep .so necessary to the growing child, the parent is in a quan- dry. What is to be done on such‘oc­ casions? As often as not there is no a suitable medicine in the house. The puzzle is what to give him to set him right quickly. It is to meet such emergencies that Baby’s Own Tablets were designed. These pleasant little Tablets quickly reduce fever, \break up colds, relieve constipation and indigestion and allay teething pains. They quiet the nerves and promote restful health-restoring sleep. They are guaranteed absolute­ ly harmless and safe for even the youngest and most delicate baby. Baby’s Own Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at cents a box from The Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont. 25 GUTHRIE Variation—MapGuthrie. Racial Orlgin—Irish. Source—A given name. ?Iere te< a family name which, when it. flow not come from Teutonic sources' (and' It doe® not when it has now or formerly the prefixed “Mae”)— is traceable to an old Irish given name not unlike the Teutonic Godfrey. It is “Go th frith.” a truly Irish name, though you might think it old Germ.'L. or Danish. Its meaning, however, was quite different, being compounded of t “Ostdgan.’ the ancient Irish words for “straight" “'™-~ and *mall," Lmh ___ _ ,,________ ..Tha MacGuthri'e or "MacGotlifrith” j chieftain named “Ostagan," who lived', name who was- lulled in the year 1161,1 middle of the fourteenth century. This clan wa-s a division of the _________J_____ Q’ReillyS', which clan in its turn was a ; Giliapatricks, who came later to be branch of the O'Rourkes originality, t known as the Fitzpatricks of Ossary, though, later it achieved great pnomin- (and this clan in turn came more au- ence as an independent entity. ’ciently from tho Falyl O’Connors. COSTIGAN. Racial Origin—Irlah. Source—A given name. Here is an Irish family name which -prewnto a. puonlkir devetopment in one, res-p-eet. Like virtually all Irish family nuance', it had it:;' origin in a clan name, Tho true Gaelic tlcsiguatton of this organization was “Clann O&tagata.” But, unlike other family names, a<Y?m- nuxit of this won*1 “ClannC has been left in the process- of changing tlie name into- English form, which ac­ count^ for its -being Costigan instead of some such form, as “O’Hostigan” or “The Clann Ostagaln took its name from the given name of its founder, a clan was founded by a chieftain of this as nearly as can be estimated, in ‘the After long tests we are con­ vinced Aluminum is the best container for tea. A“is good tea4’JiL ,104 Now packed only in Aluminum. This clan was> an offshoot of the Mac* I.Miniiiiy■■ i■ mmijy■ i i(*n Classified Advertisement*.Toxoid and the Prevention of Diphtheria. For centuries diphtheria has taken its toll of lives and left countless thousands handicapped by its after­ effects. Thirty years ago this dread malady was yearly claiming 90 deaths for every 100,000 people in Ontario. “I j have seen too many little children choke to death, or fade out under the poisons of this terrible malady, to think calmly about the medical help­ lessness of that awful time,” says Dr. Royal 9. Copeland. In 1925 the death rate meant a loss- of 8 deaths per 100,- 000 of our population. And this in spite of the fact that the number of cases suffering from the disease was practically the seme for both years. How was it possible to save so many I lives? The answer lies In the fact ! that a specific cure—anti-toxin—was ! discovered in 1890 and the victims of - the disease In Ontario have, during the last few years, been given this treat­ ment early in the disease. Our par­ents have learned the wisdom of call-' ing the doctor at once if a child shows i symptoms of diphtheria. The discovery of anti-toxin Is one of the greatest ad-! vances in medical science the world i has ever known. 1 Following the discovery of a cure,; has come within the last few years the i perfection of a preventive. Inoculation I AQENT8 WANTED. a gem's-- 120 run ck.nt.-rowwui< new llbeumatlo Fain Remedy. ExoJu.flye Territory. Simple Bottle, 8Qo. Spurt an, 2IT. New Glat-gow, N.S. A Tragic Fire. The most distressing animal tra­ gedy that has occurred in Toronto in a long time was the destruction of more^ than twenty of the trained horses of the Royal Canadian Dra­ goons, when fire broke out in the re­ gimental stables at Stanley Barracks on the night of February 7th. The fire was discovered shortly before 11 o’clock, and the men in Barracks rushed to the stables and 'plunged into the blazing, smoke-clouded build­ ing and rescued as'1 many horses as could be reached. Thirty-four ter­ ror-stricken animals rushed in panic to the streets, and tore madly in every direction. They were all brought in by morning. Eight were trapiied in the burning stables and died in the flames, r „ “Billy,” the Shetland pony mascot,! give you this new, rich blood as sure- the pet of the regiment. Others were ly and as speedily as Dr. Williams’ blinded and so badly burned that Pink Pills." This new blood goes to they were destroyed at once, and a ’ every ’'part of the body and quickly few developed pneumonia and were improves the general health. The di­ destroyed. gvisuivi. xo w**x;\a **JF> The training of tho horses repre- better appetite, the sented years of work, and added to their value, and it is distressing to1 reflect that, had they been confined Pink Pills at this season is shown by in fire-proof stables where the flames the statement of 'Mrs. Elizabeth could have been quickly controlled, Clarke, ,.R.R. No. 1, Hastings, Ont., the results would not have been so who says:—“I know Dr. Williams’ tragic. The stables were old and Pink Pills are a great blood builder built of wood, and the flames devour-! because I use them in the spring,, ed them like tinder, ‘ (when one naturally feels run-doWn ’ A tribute was paid to the heroism after our long winter. Last spring, of the troopers by Major Baty, who I was feeling weak and easily tired, and hundreds of children have been said that “tho boys worked lllce Tro-! and again used the pills with the re- saved from the tragic aftermath of jans. They punged into the smoke suit that I have had splendid health ‘ diphtheria, damaged hearts particular-, and fire to save the horses, and noth- ‘ since. -The pills also restored my: ly, and even from death itself. ; ing could stop them. It would bedaughter, Mae, who was badly run-’ with Toxoid to prevent it and anti-1" unfair to mention one to the exclu- down, and seemed almost bloodless.. toxin to cure it (both supplied, free to sion of others. Every man of them USCCJ ,^e faithfully for a i physicians by the. Department ra deserves the Royal Humane Society’s medal.” i s Something is Needed to Quickly Improve Your Health. With the passing of winter many people feel weak, dejiressed and easily tired. There is no particular disease, but the system lacks tone. You find yourself tired, low-spirited, often un­ able to get sound sleep at night. All i this is the result of closer in-door con-1 finement of the winter months, and! shows that the blood has become thin! and watery. New, rich, red blood is what you need to put you right and j among them there is no other tonic medicine can I The di­ gestion is toned up, and you have ' t nerves are strengthened and sleep is refreshing. The special value of Dr. Williams’ I french self-taught. The most simfle system jjvjkh devised, with pronunciation of cveiy .word. A perfect knowledge of the .language in* three months. Com* plete Cloth cd., 50c; abridged taper «d. ?5e. Post paid. World’s Subscription Agency Regd,, P.O. Box 8195, Dopt, F, Montreal. P.O, ‘ T) ANTAltD PISTON RINGS MAjIe OW CARS 1 Bevz; Rt wofn cjlln'lertt vtimut recrinding. * nnwlallie on Farm Engines afid TwtWs. Fan- yard Piston Ring Company, 82-24 FnM Street W««*. Toronto. Himi (5RAJJE VHKKS, J2O AND , UP. Circular. WUliani 1'1'tsO;, Stratford R5. Oat. JADE ITCH IN HOUSES <'A N B1J TBEATED y euccestfully wltU Dr. J.pnnwiy’g Monge Treat­ ment. Ingredients for gailcrw sent on receipt of $8, M. I’. Kennedy, V.S.. mketleM, Out, Fin JMOTHT, RED < HOVER ■ AND AT.SIKE. £ Send fur wisples. Marshnll R.ithwcll. Natan, Ont. i | CATCH FROM 43 TO <,0 FOXES IN FROM J | 4 to 5 weelts' time. Can tea.-h any reader of i this niacaxlne liow to set Diem. Write for par- ; tl.-ulats. W. A, Jladlcv, S'.anstead. Que I I Fair Return. Irate Neighbor “Your lions been in my garden and eaten j thing.’’ I Considerate Indlvk ual™“All ■ I’ll send you over a dozen eggs.” have evory- right. ___________________ Automatically controlled heat is of a cliild by Toxoid (two doses of 8 supplied to the new reptile house in drops each Into the skin of the arm) ^he London Zoo, so that the snakes, given four weeks apart, means that the alligators and other inhabitants will child will not contract diphtheria.1 live in an exact imitation of their Thousands of children throughout On-, native climate, tario' have been given this protection ' within the last three years; thousands of parents have been relieved from Last spring? worry anxiety as a consequence.PATENTS A Urt “Wanted Invention*’’ and FtUl Information Sent Free on Rennert. The Ramsay ‘ONCE FREE BOOK SENTonREQUEST by the . Department of ; Tells cause of cancer and what to do time and has since enjoyed the best! Health), no child, in Ontario need eon-’ for pain; bleeding, odor, etc. Write for iof health. Naturally I never hesitate j tract diphtheria-—much less die from ',+ n-nnAv Ad. *. j r>.. Txr.il >-n.-i. T5.ii_ A death from diphtheria is un- ! necessary, preventable, and sufficient for official investigation. --------------------- He is Wise— hesitates before he interferes ’ family quarrel. ! does not spend much time as-' 1I to recommend Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills' it. to people who are run-down.” I_____ You can get these pills through any, matter dealer in medicine, or by mail at 50; of' cents a box from The Dr. Williams— j These Composers Didn’t Waste Much Time. “Abide With Me,” the music ,which, Dame Clara Bfitt states, Mr.; Medicine Co., Borckville? Ont. Samuel Liddle wrote for her in two; ** days, is not tho only famous song! composed in double-quick time. Bou-| cicault took the words of “Killar-’ ney” one morning to Balfe, i---- ' it to-day, mentioning this paper. Ad- ; dress Indianapolis Cancer Hospital, j Indianapolis, Ind. I ......................................................................... . __________________ Cuticura Soothes and Heals Rashes and Irritations Teach Children To Use lKR f/w711 Produce at Home. Three Rivers' Nouvel'llste (Cons.) Long experience has demoni&trated the wh0 fact that sheep-raising is both possible merely glanced through them, then.,anfl Practical in Canada. It is a profit-. sat down at the piano and excitedly'able hidustiy undertaken for the pur-1 played the melody -which all the world P’05'0 producing , wook . For was soon singing. uau - ”/ ~ ~ a similar inspiration in regard to been waSe,4 ln Canada to lift the tariff | “Dear Heart,” striking out the air on 011 imported woollens in order to pro-; the piano immediately after reading,^ec^ ^he Canadian textile industry, the words, while the music of “The e®ai'nst foreign competition and to en-: Holy City” came in a flood of inspir-ablo ahe^d more rapidly. . . ation to Michael MayUrick (Stephen (The Canadian Textile Journal is. Adams) on the receipt of Mr. Wea- du°tcd to show that lese than half the therley’s poem. Trotere, too, used to W00^1S produced- to-day in Canada that tell how he was walking home from' w^s P^dnced. 25 years ago.) That in; the Aquarium one evening, when the cou^ition of affairs, the woollen in- \ idea nf “Tn Old Madrid” rmna 1-n him. dustry has become vocal and has —Who in a —Who suring- himself he is wise. —Who treasures the irust of his wife- above the flattefy of others. . —Who makes his path remembering; Tito- Mattei had some years an intensive campaign lies! ^at his son may walk in it. ^luo.iuawei naa ,------------J —Who’’analyzes his impulses before. I he obeys them. • ■ —Who has learned to learn even from' the unlearned. i —Who can save himself by using ; other men’s experiences, I I I Five Queer Animals. The sloth has four feet, but never ____ _______ ________o, . ............ can use them to support his "body on' idea of “In Old Madrid” came to him. ^'us^ry ^ias become vocal and has the earth; they want soles, which are! Not having paper handy, he rushed , r^s'eJ?, a cry a^.ari? ani^ ^!s asklng; a marked feature in the feet of other' into a shop, seized a paper bag, and animals. i._ __ ............. Tho ant-wear has not a tooth in hi-s whole melody, head, still heu'oves fearlessly „on, in! the same forests„with the jaguar and' boa-constrictor. The vampire does* not make uso of his feet to walk, but to stretch a membrane, which enables him to go up into an clement where no other quadruped is seen.The armadillo has only here and! ----j a straggling hair, and has' --------(neither fur, nor wool, nor bristles,: I FREE at youi drugstore, now: the UnF in lien of them ppp-plvcrl «■* * 7 "U"”""' * ,Diamond Dye Cyclopedia; full of sug- movable shell, on which are'^les ’ df ailtlq^ ' gestions and complete easy directions. ] very much like those .of fishes, ij I ® ' Qfxyx if) nr 11.ci i DioAQ.o'Artn.o, r*« w*'•-.1 »->» —. > » * '■ * ' s.i Used to Hate! Never discard a garment because you don't like its color. Nor because it’s dull or faded. In less than an hour, you can make it a brand new, fashion­ able shade.! Home dyeing lets you dress better, and have the nicest home furnishings, without spending a lot of money. It’s easy to dye anything—right over other colors—bpt whether dyeing or tinting, be sure to use real dye. .Always askI for Diamond dyes; they give full rich there colors, and true tints. ' For distemper-—Minard’s Liniment. ------- --------- Beautiful Buxton* A ’ Buxton is the highest towu in Eng-ICWWC-U CL L LJ V'L Cll'tlllil Cl HU. Bo CVoKXlxg I zwi* ' 1 . ‘ « ? "'the State to save it from ruin is not;^aTt^» ,aK®|ds a tomhlanding view; iir^two" minutes"~scribbled^ dovm the xt P®rfectly fair. We .'Derbyshire; Plahed at j will go so far as to say that it is, in:,an elevation of 1,51)0 feet in a deep, the best interests of Uie country.'-There ^8'^6^’ ^1'® aPi)rbRCh to which is bY, can be no profit in our spending ‘ gorge of the River Wye, and sur-l money abroad, for ail nqr wools, es-! rounded by the loveliest of English^ peclally when we can produce and'Hcen^rY* it acharms the eye? of-all he-j manufacture them here. ’ ! holders. • - ; How easy it is for one benevolent, = ff yqu want something done right i'being to diffuse pleasure around hihi; 'ancl ’in a hurry, go to tlie man who’s ' and how truly is a kind heart a foun-'. already busy. Cudcurtt Soap Keeps, the Skin ,Clear \ » Don’t let indigestion after meals, biliousness, heartburn, or dyspepsia take the pep out of you. Take Seigel’s Syrup. Any ding store. fWAlJuE JtenpMreKett contihttMr M r' 1 o>bunf ' lBalth to Warndf on requ' Placed at Buried Chamber Once Home of Fairy Folk./ At New Grange, near Drogheda, County Meath, Ireland, is what Dr. R. jtain of gladness making everything! Macalister calls “tho most im-'in its vicinity to freshen into smiles.; "—Washington Irving. !j; Candlesticks, Shopfiian — "Christmas' present#, madam.?. Some thing useful dr orrnv- mental ?l* Siioppim1—“No, ■neiUj^i' It’filBa ww’ ding present I want'?’ $ /? & An etormou! middle a gr ly discovered i Diamond Dye Cyclopedia; full of sug-! mova],ie shen t AVi « v*/T ,r>r>wi mKriv* J3 <. J. 3 ’ See actual piece-goods color samples. Or write for big illustrated book Color Craft —' tree address DIAMOND DYES, Dept. N5, Windsor, Ont. Me if NEW f^45 ciai <t'l K _e.” From the outside it ap-fI pears as a hill overgrown, with trees I j and bushes. The mound Was origin-!' s ally surrounded by a circle of -thirty-'! _a ] five stones, only twelve of which now < x--------Within the mound is a - I I The tortoise ie oviparous, without any . appearance;.>ofz..hair, abcl is obliged to accommodate itself.- to a shell which H tpdM- fi&’d and inflex- renia^n iblo, and in no point of viewjvhat-j twenty in teight and ever obedient to the will or pleasure-; __x_. _____of the bearer. The egg of th^ tor-! toise has a very hard shell, Awhile1 that of the turtle is quite.soft!. ................ ..........--------------------. . ,v.................. ►j*.* T* ■refused life i^pfIAncB I Because, of Thd^'XporJi^^'^th^.-gentl&man of Albany, N.f\, 'iney be.'qt'.'great,; ,^ro^ Ityou have been fle- .fh's’a'clXite!1 S , , I paid jit£to:.Mtent'idiL’io.vUra inatter'taitil.T fallecrjo secure tlx?, doctor w|o x ‘I < H(i‘;oxmined’'inqMd;toM of Jhy^isease.fat^ntlQhvWkrh6r’a Sato • 'Km'oy' knd'i Wi$veme.|it was noted^mfoWateljA tirittedy “My -Jito Wflranc^j j twenty-one feet across, reached by a ; narrow passage sixty-two’ feet in length, all the walls being construct­ ed with slabs of stone, In. ancient .Irish history these hill chambers ■were known -either as tho i burial places of the kings or th& i dwelling places of the' Sidhe (pro­ nounced Shoe) or the "Irish fairy folk. ■ ” ‘ " Heat From the Stars. There is an (ImprQSS.i'On that no-heat reache® th'^teaiii'hcftfom t^^ta4i®<-Tih.is is a mistake, for scientific men have been‘able to cbliect 'hedi. ‘from the stars in the g!a^M<>fT’’,ie®ijopes, Th-e tatfiW 'det 14 a‘"liu; u-ng-glassi,"' and bflng ..the rays to a. toMrument .“Therjhoin.u! ipjicr,”.or heat- niagnlfler*- The.-exact'amount of heat thus obtained 1® •fflMslilxft!. > -»■ •_ ’ Kllf»W&'rt& with ’Mliiato’s*' liftiimoht ISSUE No. 14—’27, Proved safe by milhortS and prescribed bY‘4?li<y$idians foi: ’ Xolds Headgche »^Neuritis Neuralgia Toothache lumbago Rheumatism " ’ ifDOES NOT,; AFFECT THE HEART Accept only “Bayer** package ^/hich contains pr^ymi^irectio^ Hahfiy ^“j^ayer” ‘boxes Of 32 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. Agplrin Is the trade mark (♦v/jitfefwl In Canada) t>t Bayer Mrnnfacturo of Jfononcctlc- ac.'deatar of SttHcylicaclil (Acetyl Sahcylk Acid, “A. 8. A."). While F is Well know **••**“■* ->_•« manVofcturo. the public nBainat imitations, the Tablets ' »>«.«». ba with/.their general trade mark, Um '’K-ver Okum,” tliaVSA^ioihNnca'fiBUj^yj^ tnantffitetUTT, TSxaBslst the public against imitation*;, of HFa s3‘!W> •1^/Uielr 4^‘eral trade mark, the “E-