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kla
peas to be, Zem-Sedlt
4 the most powerful
Alstifer for It.
!,-Beek le purely lee►s
el. mentains me asthma Oita•
e1aOimineral osa polled it steps
dick ;hgemempea =:"
deep into the diseased
=ftakta. reeling of ease
from ;be, rs-
teg.minglets pale fellows,
mad .wary beer Zane -Bilk
ONWS 0. a sash
Irma
.A der ye.dayf • 6y' t•
ppm It.
Matte and heaftleg com-
Ask your friends
boy. proud it. .r
r for boakl a r
emote Was Sore.
,r1dtoz--"That's a badly
—het err you oath,
hirer
io the t -.:04 vs Goin' back nein
W �M "Good heavens
0111161147—"It4 thinks 'e knows who
date It. "—Lando* Opiaiwt.
to
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fledarea
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Were er Maher Nature
b They're melds. rubles acrd ta►
.hires la the teeter, sow. .crews
time ipecac letimate that It wail be
loag before the diamond moulders
' heal well be demaad10. ngeeaaMa3MN
141 the astral 1010, owayl
No wfeep•wabrotee with lead wow
00 reties today 14111. slop. 1. Paths arwt Owe eat at the rale at
bundseds d cleats dem'. Real gals.
they are. ldeatie•1 1a all Nepali
with tam products of Sheathes/. tttidM-
Tisotw a my as an tea ltsw.agll
I because Wont l♦ ae atewns•, sense
141 cost
enfafnan alum 117 tiss raw mat0ebl
gar #akiag esteem. A !tray M 411037
Drs .1umlga .etre d b Meletsgl
aide. A saket1o. el alum, precipice►
el with chrome alta b mesas
' a famefl•. -lathe a powdery debasae
which, whoa fared b the gamma
hboweins at 1.1100 degrees torms
poor tinged 10th nb, oay need -
leg to be eat and poMabed.
)taking diamonds L • bet earlier
Prof. Rothman made a. newt artUidai
dbmoods out d aramna coke. Cate
Is pure carbon sad llamoode w
aw'.y carbon erysteis. Masan sub-
Jelded powdered Dote to tremendous
tee. w, to an Iron cylinder, at the
/alas Uma heatlag 1t to wblteseae l
the electric turner - Nature makes
diamonds that wy—by combined bra
sal pressure, la voteless..
Maleeaa'a dlamotala were the nal
Using. but too clay to t» mors than
laboratory curtoettles. Now, however
word comes that Oeyot de Boismena,
another Frenchman, haa made dia-
tatMds by a process that •Ypareati7
puts no limit on the stse.
8oiammu was foreman in • d-
olma cubists plant when he dlaoorewd
that fused carted* could be decom-
posed by electricity. He tamed a
lgh-pressure current through six
ands of melted carbide, broke open
coded snags and found pure car -
inside. Some of this was dust
some was in crystals—diamonds!
Ws latest ezpeitmeata iaditxy twat
those diamonds will grow, auger the
acetic current, at the rate a • hea-
th or an inch as hour. A 11 -hour
Pre gems an eighth of as inch
TAKING A CHANCE
'sone U n•iaiaw GeeN et Aweless
!`H& *IIGIN AL
ad)BRICH : ONTARIO
ARMED BY
aes...,Pat s1 a Oar.ble k
g gw.raf array of old things
ae—tt tk.y have •07 --Is wa-
y mere theoretical than prat
err le so eotlecttoa that d
sot tato Iwlgnlfcance when co
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I BIG DAIRY YIELDS I ` L E AN—No dust or flying ash. Alb
chutes guide all ashes into comma sante.
coisnpATIoN ' "ar alep re d""ee In Mins Preituale.
a Caw. In NNg�lrboring Ned.
I la one dairy record centre main-
' fated by the dairy division, Ottawa,
here
twere such surprt.iag contests •
la yields of milk and fat for one year
that they must oamaand the atlan-
tic. of eve pretreat,. dairyman.
ale tr
The beet cow In e herd gave ayuns
4,133 pounds el milk and only 166
1 whole herd was only 3,771 pounds of i_
imamsa fat; tae average a theF
rna n O shovelli1 ge
I milk sad 136 pounds of tat. !n • herd
it/ �/ ecessary. tut
17. McClary dealer or write for booklet. u
Sold by W. R. PI N D E R
to
as rfi- Part, -
ad Bevels ad DIgestbe
4th teat width accumulates to
asp la •kith •eclaim.l article)
left the neat cars w teeny put
•p M sale by auction atter beteg held
the ttttufred Iewgth a time. At thee
,tales 0rasp.eglq p♦reheeers 01. upon
117x. scan ace su 8auwtaro•n, Qua.
Peb. Sed 1914.
"It i• a plessore tome to inform you
that after sufferiags Coestipetioa for i,1 Ce been
b 1i )eats. I have been
eared 7 " o a -a-Over" While I
• package withcut tee slightest know
104. of what it contain•. At on
soca .seethe in Toronto a woman
was ,eke highest bidder for • caul
valise of very ancient ortgta Sh
paid *1.76 for It, and then carried 1
to • convenient corner ail opened It
Inside the valise there lay • dirty
collar, a tin of axle erase. ow baby's
er •hOe, • pair of meal soaks a little
tee worse for wear, three kandker-
chicle how tip In • small package, •
a man's and Birt, an old hair brua7.
In addition sundry smaller articles
of steelier value.
la addition to the package good.,
there were other articles such u um-
brsilas tied in bundiee, [woks, work-
men's tools, bundles of clothing—prat.
Gaily nose of It fit to wear—baby
carriages, 10 fact. almost •verythtn;
Imaginable tion) an automoble. o-
part of one, to a toy steam eng.ne
with • br.h.a drering theft.
t Thousands of people poured In and
out If the building, some buying a::d
others- mon wise—merely looking
on The goods were sold. Some of
the people were satisfied. Some of
was a student at Bertha r College I
e became so ill 1 was forced to leave the
the Severe
he
t.rti..s oatiaanall )ains iodated me and
it came to a 7 tortured tae not
a point when I could not
at all, and m
• 7
t me to paralyzed.became 8y one •teed
"Prnit+dvd' and at ma �
. I felt a greet improvement. After I
had taken four or five boom, I realised
that I was compl.W7 coorwd and what
made toe gllaadd ales,, esiigthat they
were acting se pain
whatever to the bowel& Alt 14... who
stiffer with Chrome Cionsfip,atba
should follow my e�rje and take
' Prnit--cites" 1oe bet
medicfw that rmrer'. Um
MCQay�
90
the
•bat throe elegem atter starting I bon
e��y a wwn•n a man end
let agai.at it.
TtiE FIRST STEP
OLs mrY se mai* It bac ;sea•t
/MOM to ths0m.b sf read psopis
vette wrote tar ear est•logse ea thw
Mama toward saved salaried voition,
ram ass step today. Adder' llestrel
BedasmOdiess as Yetis 8uoet, Tor
iota.
W. A. BH.t tr, President
YOU OAK BROW ANY DAY
as
THE NORTHERN
BUmem SINEU.nam. ownele
ther�iLLEGE
usu5 .2�m
d Seem celleeere d and t
bees r alt& Redeem very
Cat•I.gee free
bD. P.O.mer,. clyoL
Roemer,.
el
trod
,tet
Sooner or later this or some .1mlJU
1saea.s will produce artificial dim
mega In commercial quantlUes.
with anyone want them thea! Let
the Saw$brokera worry about that
Only let us be on guard against
ieNieg to teeliogs instead of atrieiog
in every word and thought to meet I
the difficulties which beset us.—
Jowett.
Many Colleges close for Vacation at
edge., Owe ashes Goes not.
the articles possessed ease value,
many did not; but, at •417 rate, prac-
tically all were old enough to merit
the collective appellation . ct "the
t collection of •calques In
existence."
A TEN -CENT HOMESTEAD
Ieaeatrtous Girl Won Cheapest and
Smallest holding en Record
A little log house built with her
own hands, a few square yards of
g arden given over to tomatoes an'
cabbage and 10 cents paid in cash to
Um governa:eat of the gaited States
woe for Miss Helen Blue of Turtle
Lake, Ulna., thi smallest iomestead
la the republic to the mouth of us
"Helen's 10-cen' homestead" is sit:
•ted on a amaze point of land running
est Into Turtle Like. It is on'7
lYi•.t�s
sad Clarke Bt Tore•to, le strictly
new Heti bettor In Canada, fret
o.
Cat.leere ere.
am Yest a posiUoa In tee .•rly,fI
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Western University
LONDON
FORWARD IIOVEMRNT
Greatly enlarged Faculties in
Arte and Medicine.
Vastly improved Rgdipment.-
library. laboratories, etc. Seven
new •ebolarship s. Record en-
rolment. Inquiries *elicited,
E. E. Braithwaite, he A.. Ph D.
President
DON'T WAIT!
Do It Now
HAVE YOUR HOUSE WIRED BEFORE
THE SPRING RUSH BEGINS, AND
AVOiD THE RUSH
IF, All wiring done by the latest
Hydro -Electric rule.
A11 work guaranteed.
¶ Electric repairing of all kinds
promptly attended to, at rea-
4onable prices.
1 We carr+ a complete and :up-
to-date line of Electric Fixtures
and Supplies at; all times.
ROBERT TAIT
ILRCTRIC RANG NSaadt T BRS .4 SPACIAI,77
Offie. 112 ---JUST P 1I O 4 E—Hot/sel3
het wide at the eldest part- and ltry
Leet long.
Wise Blue who is 17 years old. built
her lad house, fenced olf the Land
lived there 17 months and cultl:•ted
• garden of tomatoes and cab'ttges.
Then she had saved enough money
to pay for :be la.d, and expected the
government would demand a pretty
good price
The government omelals demanded
one dime as full payment'
Itelen
• homratead 1s not on:y the
smallest tt probably t' e cheape t
ever tak possession of 1n the United
States.
Its sola' arcs is eight bun ireitSe of
an acre Car loaf hobs. measures 14
by 11 fest. The government would
have required her to cultivate only
113 square feet of entry is order to
w'ta title but Industrious Hokin Blue
raise. crops es 1.742 square feet
Care elr. henry
A fowl requires grata food, res►
table food. meal rood. and grit.
Thew toots should b. cls.. -ad
wbeiesose, sad 1 ,then coo. a res
Oen of them should be given In -case
Nee eo as to leder, the birds t,
take moi••. so that the fowls with
be lea/thy Fowls Amid be well
supplied with water er m118 to drink.
Maty make the serious mletake d
sot orbs it regutart7 aha • ielll
.teed be clean sad noa.taat- Mir
water, dirty or .limy drinking dooler.,
err . wilt do more toward aaaleg •
leek unhealthy tad diseased than say
thing eta Most attsedaats are In
c11n, tp forget to cl•sa tis, drtakitg
vessels and to beep them well tilled
t all U ..
MAG1.OQlt PAQUIN
"Pr'nit•e-tives" aresold by11 deaden
at sot. • boz, 6 he r]a.ga, trial
bac. or sent poetpaidcaumeelpt 4 pries
by Fruit+ -Uvea Limited.
DINTROTIID TUB ?OWN
ah.fl. From ()teen Elizabeth's Guns
$,ached Dardanelles to Pieces
A Mitylene despatch to The Loudon
Daly Telegraph said; "The bombard -
meat of the Dardanelles continued
Saturday. Refugees sal that the
Queen Ell-abeth'r guns did tremen-
dons damage to the Turkish tranche..
Tae town of Dardanelles was totally
de•Iro7wd. The forts in the Narro
were considerably damaged, but th
action a the fleet was hampered
mines. the clearing •way oflcb
been made difficult by UM mobil
Turkish batteries ashore. The po....-
sion of Gabe, Tepeh L s .petted to
enable the allies to place guns which
will silence these batteries...
The Athens correspondent of Th.
Daily Mall telegraphed this statement:
"The landing of allied troops on the
Asiatic coast has been accomplished
successfully at Kertkll. This force 1.
advancing rapidly, according to latest
Information."
nearby the poorest yield of any co
was 6,36t pounds of milk and
pounds a tat; the herd average was
7.166 pounds of milk and 342 pounds
0t Oat. These testa were made
the Maritime Provinces.
Then were additional individual
Yields of over eight thousand pounds
a milk. while one good grade cow
gave 14.400 pounds of milk and 6dg
90004. of
Coming ofat-
the cost of feed• plenty
a herds had an average coat per oow
a from forty to fifty -0-'e dollars; even
at these high figures the profit above
the cost of feed ran up to fotty.tz
and fifty dollars as the nerd average.
This method of determining the °re-
spective merit a each cow u a profit,
maker lays a solid foundation for
building up a singularly interesting
herd from • modern buatyeas stead -
point.
An Odd-looking Animal
The skin of an okapi, the est a
is kind to be brought to New York,
was 1n the baggage of James P
, Chapin, explorer and naturanat, re -
e turning en the Baer New York from
hby • six-year tour of the Belgian Comma.
• The okapi, 1t Is explained, looks
like a cross between a zebra. a basso
and an antelope. It has a fees like
• tortoise, a tail like a cow, and whoa
In love makes marmurtag =tees like
• bull fiddle.
TUREISH LIAR 18 BUSY
Denies Athens Report o1 A111ed Suc-
cesses on 8w and Land
1t was reported Tuesday morn!
frau Mitylene that the disembarkation
ng
British troops is continuing at two
points. All the forts protecting Maldos
have been destroyed. From land the
allied forces bate advanced and oc-
cupied Maidos which place has bona
rwlue.d to ruins as As. result a the
gra of the allies. The Turtle/1 ,losses
have been considerable.
Omclal Constantinople claims are
that the II'rencb cruiser !bent IV. was
pat oat a action. the batueahip Tau -
mace was forced to retire definitely.
torpedo boat attacks by the allied
Beet on the Dardanelles were repulses!
Itel n the British force. weprveented
Asa Improving their position on the
w1 the Tarklah t[unlre. effective-
A Low.ata,led P,-esq.nt
IL Olue•ppe Notta, rec.aty steeled
Bola President, will enjoy ea annual
sorry of $2,700—. themes* of J8110
m the sum he drew as Mtutreor of
Finance and Customs. No minister la
Switzerland receives more than PAH
a year from public funds, .id the
Presid,1 sets an example of dams 1
tack simplicity In his style a thew.
[fSSM[AIM(
ANO KIEJN[YS HURJ
!like a glass of Salts to sash ZiBeyg
iflei bothers este —Drink
Rating
inset tenderly eventually pry
deem kidney trouble in some form or
other, nays • well-known authority, te-
azles the uric acid in meat excites the
krda<7' they become overworked; grit
slugs; clog up and cause all sorts a
distress, particularly backache and mis-
ery in the kidney region; rheumatic twin-
ges, severe headaches, acid t,t,ma:h, eon -
attention, torpid liver, eleepleoanesy
bladder and urinary irritation:
The moment your bnek hurts or 881.
nevi aren't acting right, or if bladder
bothers you, get about four ounces of
Jad Salta from any good pharmacy;
take • tabisspronful in is glass of water
before breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys win then set fine. This
.alta 1a made from the acid of famous
and lemon juice, combined with chi•,
rad has been used for generations to
flush .logged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity; also to noutralisethe
acids in the urine so it 0o Iooger irri-
tates, thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts came( injure anyone;
makes a dalifOttul agervessent fllkia-
wttder drink *Mob anima of that sad
weer land uand se mod thaary an b km.* tee
&sea ylkamg �....ns ter
Rea•onabte
Sometimes l8, re are A
good reason• and
for
berthing. Not Zoog ago aye The
'Ultimate American, • gentleman
was accosted by • h.Rgat on thestreet, i
who asked pitifully for some money
The gentleu:au looked at him keenly.
for a moment, and then seld
"See bore, you are the man who
struck we f..r • dime three days ago."
"Yee air," said the bs'RRar, "net do
"Yee,
he., I ean't keep my vxpec.t• any
lower than three and a tlrird cent. •
day,"
Th. Polite Conductor.
The fussy lady had noticed that the
rude roan sittiug beside her on the'
street cnr had expectorated on the
ifloor. The hussy lady iutmedistell
aignsiled the conductor and that of.
Arial came in to see what was wanted.
"I/o you allow spitting in tidy car e"
'demanded the fussy lady. "Well, .o,"
replied the conductor, "but you can
come our 011 the platform if you want
te, lady,"
The evertors leas speedo nine -tent by
of his life trying to accumulate enough
r))))acy in enable him to .pend the
other tenth in cotadert,
FARE . moo
tourist without Rooney 1. a tramp,
a tramp with 11M..y is •tourist,
YOUR BACK
is a Barometer. When it hurts,
it means that the Kidneys need
help. 'rake Gia Pills --Canada's
own remr,ly tor all Kidney and
Bladder Troubles. 30c. a box,
i to 02.01). "Made in Canada".
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