The Goderich Star, 1922-04-20, Page 11r
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FIERY, (TIS ` t. NEWS TOPICS OF WEED
iS
T B lr portant Evens Which Have
Occurred During the Week,
Ivo as SUIPIIUQ;...._
T1iC *say World's Ilxpltenirtga Care.
fully (.'mitten and rut Into
Heady and dtttracttee Shelia for
Mentito-Sulphur, a pleasant creemen the *leaguers of Our Paper ee •
Sonet Ilour°as tk:ra} etricot.
'PL" luttii)AY.
Annulscn injured la airplane
wreck. ,
[:engin reparations rrchly, offends
France. •
'ettre nkp.,e: t tree applied ieg14 tits 1 Condins asksBrit, in t a ie vii troDgas
wilt soothe and heal ;kilo thef n,ir-
ritate$ or broken eon with ec7etiat ;
that is ctaiejed well ugly rash or
pimples, or o frcugh er dry.Neth,
inn Eubdnes fiery Skil ert;ptioves
quickly, says a, noted Ekiri specialist.
The moment this eulplettt prepara-
tion is applied ;he lineae' stops And
eeeeua ie Berne alai the skin r: 41- alil,ft.'.. ,tnd.
lightfully viear and sntCt�tli�,-_ View ;. fArra conmt` -0 `. j°i • trued
dy
IS SO precious as a slat; t'eirie ` a'.r I
caritas t ars t � I,arasites, utak
i cies r h iis)il ''_' ""' .title r.tittt,s t;iciitber
`cause the ltunittig, itching +or dig.. i in the.' Lei',islature.
figu em Dfe t a Sulphur always
r ent n h . Tt.ranto ba sei;::ill t(1‘111 etcfe;tt
heals eczema right tip. 1 C;ratensbo:o, 0 to O.
A small jar of Menthe=Sulphur Sault Ste. Marie bot swept tato a
mar be had at any good drug store. Is'neer and dr, owned..
1 flues/an'delee,;atea agree to condi-
Healing :Cream
Stops Catarrh
Clogged Air, Passages Open • at
Once—Nose and 'throat Ctiar.
If your nostrils are clogged and your.
bead stuffed because of catarrh or a
cold, get Ely's Creams Balm at 'any drug
store. Apply a little of this pure, anti-
septic., germ destroying cream into your
nostrils and let it penetrate. through
every air passage of your head and
membranes. Instant relief.
How good it feels.. Your head is
clear. Y ur nostrils are open. • Yost
breathe freely. No more hawking or
snuffling. Head colds and catarrh
yield like magic. Don't stair stuffed
up, choked up and miserable. Relief
is sure,
GRANDMA USBI 3A$3E
TEA
TO lARKEN AID
t;.stian of Genoa eonfercnce.
Refined sugar prices were reduced
t ete rents per hundeedeitlent.
,ter t"lziter Y'si t ...o t,.e;s Railway
v, ill_ present has budget to -day,
D.'. H. A. Stevenson dementia
Toronto magistrate's dismissal.
Dominions object to Paying ex-
Menses of the League oi? Nations,
Joe Beckett wins from George
Cook on a..rout in the sixth round..
Lord 'trust -Linty Byng. given ,great
reception ont1 ei: Visit to Hareilton.
Belfast refugees to be billeted on
wealthy Protestant residents ot
Dublin.
Third 7otentber of gang concerned
in shooting Tleamesvllie police chief
Is arrested.
Temperature records b:olte in New
York. Mercury registered as high as
82 degrees:,-. ° .
Thirties in house of Commons split
on division over mounted police. The
ite
bill was defeated.
APpro:ciniately 70 per cent. of the
construct ion work on the . Weiland
Canal re nains to be completed.
The. nf.aiestic, Pt 6,000 tons. the.
largest Inlet' in the world. entered
Southampton on Monday-. for the first
tette.
prof. in. E. McNeill., Ph.D., sue-
ii ,cls the late Rev dames s3allaniyne
f to
•h 1k
She _'mixe:d Sulphur Vint .
Restore Color, Grits,
Youthfulness, '
Coomman garden sage brewed into a.
heavy tea with sulphur added, will tlinn
gray,streaked and faded hair-beautifull .
. l*'
ark and luxuriant. Juste few applica-
tions
lica-
tions willprove a'revelatioiiiif yourhair
is. fading,treaked or gray. Mixing the.
Sage Teand Sulphur at home,.
though, la troublesome. An eatier way is
to get a 50•cent• bottle of \'y ettta Sage
and. Sulphur Compound at any drug store.
all ready for use, This •isthe old time
reeipo improved by the addition of other
ingredients. • ep
While wispy, gray, faded hairis not
sinful, we all desire tto retain our youth-
ful appmitnice and . attrectivencs. By
darkening your •hair with \se,iotlt's• Sage
'wand and Sulphur Compound; no :Otte can tell,
because it does it so naturally, sosvettiy,_
You just 'dampen a aper a or soft brush
° with it and draw this through your hair,
taking "one snail strand ata: time; by
morning all gray hairs have disappeared,
and, atter another application or two,.
;your hair becomes beititifully dark,
glossy, soft and luxuriant.
tennis preparation is a . delightful toilet
requisite and is not intended for the cure,
mitigation or prevention of disease.
URIC pow gar
sass THE KIONEYS
f urBack'hnxtla
0
Take
glass 9
or Madder bothers Ott -Drink
More water. '
The "fI'wentieth e`,'entury" of nor nein- Pally of the native.. are of pygmy etatuire and their trains, one of.
them being seen above, seem to be m ado to fit, The•open ,air arranger:tent t uitn the temperature, but for tbo
sake of the white passengers it ir3 to be hoped that the engine doesn't darn soft cool.
as professor or roureh Mabry at
Knox College.
WEDNESDAY.
, The Leafs hent freensboro, 7 to 3.t
Viadivostofs fears • enPronchinn
Rede.
United .Steles tariff bill presented
to the Senate: '
• Cork city gives Henry Ford a site
for tractor plant. •
Rig optical concern will erect lergt'
factory at Belleville,
Allies.Proposals for Russia hand-
ed to Soviet delegation.
Factional leaders In Southern 'Ire-
land to hold conference, i
Scofield -wins qualifying round of
Pinehurst golf tourney. "`
Bishop of Toronto dedieates - new
church of St, Barnabas.
British. Dominions gain the right
to vote at. Genoa Conference..
The fight between U. F. O. of'hcials
in. Eigin In -waxing warmer. ' •
Northern men confer on develop-
ment of Abitibi -Hydro power. °
Ontario Jockey Club offers over
8100,000 for races' in spring- meet.
Gen, Ironsides: appointed cowman -
dant ° of Staff College, Camberley,
Russia will submit a scheme at
Genoa Gonferenee for restoration.
Lord and Lada`` Byng .given great
receptions on Western Ontario tour:
The Legislature carried .the Chip -
pawn, .debate into the morning hours,
The Coverninent .announces plan
to combine all ?dominion -owned rail -
'ways.
ail-
waYs.:
Seventy; flue per cent. of unorgan-
ized coal miners in ennusylvauia are
,now out. • '
National lines in Canada carry
54.22 per cent. of total business of
'Canada,.
gount Washington University beat -
•the, Axford-O.trabr:dao late: osse play. -
era, 7 to 2.
A. bill to.refo'ln the House of Lords
will be introduced in British House
of Op/unions. • • •
A dinnerwas given to Hon. P. C.
Larkin, the new,leigh Commissioner
for Canada„inLondon..
- ..:SHL*RSDAY'.:
The Leafs beat Norfolk. 7 to F.
Balfour will go to the House of
Lords.
• Prince of Walcs is welcomed ...t -
Tokio. .
• Manitoba Cabinet' will be "re-
organized...
Toronto baseball team .defeat Win
eon, 10to3.
Lloyd Georgewill drew • meth of.
militatisne '-
Sligo puts ban on election speech.
by Griffith; : .
Australia and New'Zealand frame
reciprocal tariff,
Terni -submitted to Itussia by 'the
powers at Genoa. +
Britain ready,for Irish repels
civil war starts: ..
Giants, ebamptons' of the' world,
lose to Brookly-u. •
Canadian' yi. n' railways may submit
ubmit
.
plan to cut rates. •
First violence in coal strike o•ecers
in West .Virginia..
Jury finds death o
fToronto v: rc
ler was accidental,
First outbreaks to coal• strike mi-
ce: In West Virginia,
•Major league teats were ail in t.c-
tion on opening day.
Rev. W. J. McKay, .editor: of 'the
Canadian Baptist, ' dies.
Veterans In eonsultatlon ueree on
demands regardiug pensions. -
A. A. U. bars professtonais from
°Metal positions in amateur clubs,
Gillen Coneiltatthn Board resigns,
and new tribunal will hear miners'
If you meat have your teeatrevery day,
list it, but flush your •kidneys with mite
oeeaaionally, stays a noted authority who
tell. us that meat forme uric • acid white
aimed paralyze* the kidney. in their ef-
forte to im=pel it from the blood. They
bseome sluggish and weaken, ten yrou
grafter with a, dull misery in the kidneys
in the bask or airy
iieadaaeehe, direness, your stomach arra,
tongue is coated and when the Weather
le bad you have rheumatic twinges. The
tame gets, cloudy, full of sediment, the
ehsntuel$ often .get sore : and irritated,.
obliging your to seek relief ten or three
thee eluting the night,
TO neutralize there irritating aeldde, to
slesns* tate kidneys and SaaS off the
body's tritons irritate get four ottnce* of
Jaid SaetI frontsay pharmacy keret
take as lableapoonful in at glare of
water before. breakfast for -a' fe,Y days
will then
ant your kidneys .set ilia This
famous 'Alts is made front the add it
and lemon juice, combined with
been ed for ' generation*
to fl h ustitnulate'doggish kidney*,
also to neutral* the acid* •its • utrint,
to it: no longer irritates, tints ending
bladder weakness.
dirt, Salts is inexpensive;.. tatted he 1,
r
s
liare, ern, makes a delightful effervescent
tLia-water drinkk,
WINTER TERM from
JH .
IH
CENTRAL
o tNATFORD. *NT.
1t extern Ontario's • best oommer-
'141 .` ohool with Commercial,
' �l art
aand T c l r de
parte
and a grey P
8
ments. We give Individual inatrue
tion, lichee "Entrance*: Standing is
not necessary. iGraduates assisted
to : Caosifions, :Get .: our free eatalo-
;gun for rates and other particulars.
11. A. MMKcLAGJILAN, Principal.
GRAND TRUlh sYs E;
ImprovedTrain -Service'
BETWEEN
a
Goderich and Toronto
Lv. Godonicli,: N.e, 28, 6,00 a.m. Dly. ex. Sunday
Y
Lv. Stratford,. ” 7.45 ams., • •>
Lv. Kitchener, • ". 8.25 ides., "
Lv. 6u.Ip6. " .8.50 a.m., "
Ar. Termite, " 10.151" "
Lv.Torento, Na, 37. 6.10 p.m., Dly. ex. Su.day
Lv. Guelph, " 7,43 p.m.. •" "
Lv. Kitchener, `• 8.11 p.m.,
..,,
IN, Stratford, " 9.0$ p,ta•, " "
Ar. Goderi,Ji, " ' 10,30 p.m.. " "
Buffet•pairlercar awlfiret•clasi vestiblule coaches,
in each direction. Entire train runs t ru, ae eliasg..
C. F. LAWRENCE &SONS
rows Passenger and .Ticket Agent,
'Phone
•RUD RHEUMATIC PAIN
FROM ACHING JOINTS
Ruh Pain right oily With small
trial battle o# Old '
5t. Jacobs.
Stop "dosing" Rhettnn.tistn.
It'as pain only; not one swiss in fifty
requires. internal treatment. Rub
soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobi Oil"
right •on the ''tender spot,' and by the
timeou say Jack Robinson ort
tome the rhetuttatie pain and distress.
"8tijaaet►bei Oil" is at harntkos rhea.
nmatiam liniment which never disap
pointe and doesn't burn the, *kin. It
take' pain, soreneei and stifnees from
*chimer joints, massless and Imes;
steps sciatica, lumbago, backed*and
neuralgia.
1 trial _ tl'e
situ 1 slat
Litdr up1 Geta a!
of oId•tIme, hottest "St. Jacobs Oil"
from any drug store, and in a Mt-
mmerit, yes'R be free from polo., aches
and attllfewee. Don't suffer! Zak
rheumatism away. .a
Sunday,,School tweeter--= umtuy, do'
drou cunten before ys to bit smother
Jimmy—Njt'tr" lie t-rrr-ree counts:
ten after 1i hits b:re l
RHEUMATISM
tleat irt1. *1.
ainard'e nt w
r�'rtnl see quids rdid. o is
,e` n, Tour ersed+Mt» ws+.
Tiers needling taeeuei it:
Odd ark maid**
Yarmouth,
Too ,Tired "for Anything
rriEtE best remedy for exhaus-
tion and lassitude ie
1Vinesrais. A short course of Wtneatnie
creates new energy—new lite: --new
vigor Itis a tonic., restorative. blood-
„ moans, and nerve food, • -
1$ oz. Bottles, $t,$S
1421ffitiktfiSi
At AU Drsia'leta
Proprietors: .CO OMAN at CO., !,ignited.
Norwich,, Eng,
Canadian (Aloe: a7 Portland St., Toronto,
Frank S. gall, Resident Dlrecter,
'GUY SOILS AND -
THEIR MANAtGEiENT
(Experimental farms Note)
• Of all the various types of soil to
be found, none when properly ham-
s dletl are more productive • than the
r heavy clay. The very fineness of
t these soils gives them a lairge water.
holding capacity, which will adapt,
• them to the produetiou •of small
grain:' and grasses.
The management of these soils pro•
sents special problems; .forcontaidera-
tion. Their fineness gives them a
t tendeney to bake and to retinue more
than the usual amount of labor in
i cultivation. The lock of sutfcient
I surface or underdrainage makes
them cold and wet in the spring, and
I when there is a lack of 'vegetable or
• organic matter. they. are hard to
(.work and less productive. '
The nnethodse of treatment • here
Ossd
seed re
b
ased
on theresults
of
field demonstrations and osc atuais
In n
I) ”alum nio I11u9t1:tioStations in Quebec,New Brunswick.and Nava Scotia. pro of tits great
i
made on the
drawbacks with this type of soil is
offset this condition, the farm pole.
nC•the fineness of the soil particles. To
I tine should be so arranged that the
operations will systematically open
up 'and Make these soils more porous:.
—� i Special attention must be givento
the time and type of ploughing and
rour peerage; prefers to know him
as a great commoner.
'
One and one-half toes T.N.T.
of ex-
ploded and threw hundreds of tons wet, they sre apt to puddle and bake.
of rock upon SaltLake y While it is necessary to.plout h these
Five .Ruspians 'were sentenced to
five years linprisonneent for assault
It
be Lowersoits deeply, rho depth th sho
u
ld
on a St. Catharines special constable. gradually, The early
vorcngedese
soils, in the spring,'
cultivation. Heavy clay soils should
be fall ploughed when the moisture
worked lied, w
hen
content" is right. If v
case. -
St. Thotnas woman Walks on t:'aek
in path,, of oncoming express and is
killed. - • .
Fortner nriaronetein Ilurwash says
`moonshlning is practiced to that
prison. -
Manitoba's Minister of Aeriotdture
reads promise' of big crept to spring
weather. ..
Tbomas •Marathalt, 1>K'.1' 1;., wan'1
oheinges In University of Toronto ad -
Ministration,
Robert - Boston, former member of
Parliament for South Middlesex, dIEs
at an advanced age. -
Bon. W. E. Iiaaeey replies in lloust'
to T. H. Lennox's charges eoneerntlla
administration of O. T. A. .
The 4ury takes five minutes to de-
tide verdict in favor of "Patty" Ar-
tbuckle, the meek,. actor.
R. Y. Eaton, tt cousin of the late
Sir John Eaton, Is now president of
the T. Eaton Co., - Toronto.
Tn ft riAln ,
SWARTS'
'Bus, Livery and
Hack Stables
lttllontrooti3$trrowit
*Just off the Squeare
isetNs.ly
' f3ussea !Meet all Trefoil am*
Passenger Beats
Passer kers called "fel lit arryr
out of the tewis for ail
trains at (1. T. R. or C.O. 1f.
Depots.
Prompt Service and
Careful • Attendance.
^etlrCii�1M•^°
Oar l.tvaryr mid Hack Service
will lysis hood wlpi-t wtrite
1M ovu'v resp. d.s
'Neair Patrons a Solicited
174, *WARTS
Phren 107 1lteiiltreeI Street
Jack Bemuse!` sane for Europe.
The Leafs.•dI f.-rted Wilson, 13 to
12,
St. Louie Cit elinsls beat Pittpinerr;.
Sir Rose Smitb killed. 'when air-
ple ne crashed to earth in England.
sir • bass and his brother were to.
have tait:en a' trip around the world
in an airplane this summer.
Premier Drury has selected W. D.
Gregory; Trafalgar; M. J. Haney, Port.
is most important. This cultivation
should commence as soonasthe pro-
per moisture condition is reached,
but never when the soil is at all
sticky. By passing some wide im-
eplement over, the land, such as a drag
•ha row.. the surface soil' will be loos -
Credit: Credit; Lloyd Harris, Brantford; ened and `:crumbled sufeicntly tit
J. A. Ross, Toronto, and R. A. Ross. prevent it from baking into clods.
Montreal, as a commission' to probe .This will check .evaporation : and
the Chtppawa development scheme.
SATURDAY.: -
The Giants beat Brooklyn, 10 to 2,.
Ulster border is still scene of mete,
rages.
Genoa creates new situation on
separations,
Irish: anti -treaty troops occupy
Dublin -courts.._ _ _
President ilarding deals blow at
little navy idea;
W J sanley was elected president
maintain the proper; moisture condi-
tion for A longer Period.
Clay soils are generally wet end
,cold ', because the ` water in them is
constantly evaporating, and evnporn-
tion is •a cooling process. It is the.
coldness of a poorly drained soil as
well as the excess water that it can-
tains that is responsible for the un-
satisfactory. grrowth of_ crops from
them.' Drainage carries. otl'. this sure
plus water, makes the soil warmer,
hastens germination, allows airs to
At : the 0, A• L, A. enter the soil and brings about •fav:
Weber and l{eatfn will platy in itE orable conditions for bacterial life.
final.. at Pinehurst, P
Cleveland batidtts 'secure $50,000
worth .of diamonnte •
•. Salvation Army holds notable' pare
n
andservice iToronto.
ode ser c
Sailor .at Sainte loses Itfe.`• to ' an
attempt to. rescue"comrade.
Methodist Stunday School Union
towns conference in Toronto. a,• •
Well-known Galt man, former To-
ronto broker, killed. by train. .
Maid in Toronto rector's 'home
savesfamily from fire menace,
m o
Turkish ` troops .again attack
Greek - army and ere repttlscen
• An increase of 11 per;coat in autos,
Is reported bj Quebec. Lleense Beard:
Revel hundred Ontario teachers in-_
v ade American capital on, tour of sis-
ter cities,' •
l;nemplo; incnt C'ounell, Toronto,
censures legislators for absence from •
cohfeience, -
Ata,b pawspapers openly lneitinK
Arabs' in Palestine to rise against
Jewish rule, °
Convention of Independent Labor
Party - at ii'nmiltou-t ndorses plan of
I3ydro-radials; . ' -
Saskatchewan's now Premier dis-
agrees With Premier Ring's natural
resources plan.
Because 'London, Eng., purchaser.
bought maehlner3• in t'nited States
lie must p5y interne , tax. •
Catladtan trade would be welcomed
by Detroit rarchitnts, who are feel-
ing the Ions pef the Canadian dollar.
To keep u the fertility of clay
soils and to cheek their tendency to'.
bake'considerable vegetable matter
should be added, This can be done
by applying strawy .manure and by
as, clover,piaughinl under leguminous c
ro s;
peas, vetches, etc. Thiry
can best be accomplished by follow-
ingdefinite crop rotation. By so
a
doingwhile being grout to
.crop
its c
each. own greatest : advantage be
at the same time preparing the soil
for the reception of the next. A r
o-
t tnon of four years duration is giv-
ing
'very satisfactory results on the
Illustration Stations. Briefly this
rotation is as follows: 1st year,
hoed crepe -Corn, turnips, . mangels
or sunflowers. 2nd -year,' grain and
seeded -8 lbs. red clover, • 2 lbs. al -
sib,. and .10 lbs. of timothy. 3rd.
year, clover .hay---lst cut, clover hay;
2nd cut, clover seed or hay. 4th
year—mixed or pasture.
, Mo%DAIr. •
Lloyd George :lords conferences at
Villa. -
Allied' commit•stoners refuse An-
gora demand.
Fight at Genoa is betiret n French
and Russians.
Leafs brat Norfolk, 8 to u. itt final
exhibition game. •
Republicans netttnpt to capture
elountjov Prison.
, Two of nate Hamilton .°k%* tai
•win in Toronto.
1.,ouie itubitt tt in rt -•r -if etc d pr, 2t-
' dent of C. W. A.
Hobart beats Oxford -Cambridge 10-
erobne tettrirts, 8 to 3.
8 to 4, - Joe, \%'rii tit's 1 niversitr, of Penn--
syl.vanla erews beat Vale.
ftIg fight lir 1'i;lle,d Stiatas tariff
duties to delay_ bill,
. Arthur Grililth (Filre, See lathe:,et'.
and t;Tw-s adtreis at Sligo.
A Toronto eouhir have mirae,'lou,
escape on railway '-i ossing.
radial .11P01' Toronto tiu.rle it uta
auto 100 frre•t and kills the dr-ii.rr.
An need resident of Selkirk, Get.,
commits ;suicide when hie wife dies.
.Lord Byng tnrnn filet sod of rx•
eavctlon for neer West, eta rinse miry
Postal clttks lose his i•cost-vi-ii.
ing bonus. •
Gen Semced has been arrested in
46 ow York. .
Japanese on offenslrte • in Siberia
against Reds. .
'train 3u'ld up and looted at Mul-
lin ar, tre•land. ,
Tokio Government still gathering
war oupplIca.
Conference of Irisin factions fails
to react; an tat r, i-ui' nt.
Prance is e;:ger for tees dawn of
Salted Herrings.
Ce .urs ;) t__ Ulhi,tu IluCtael a
ut a rte,. s.
llotlander of Illera'i.eh, made the then
astonishing discovery •uit slut weal -id
preserve tistt and that milted Usti could
be packed and exported nefon,, het
time herrlugs had to be i•unbunaed
%Inlet - n few days of their immure.
Buekels salted: then, InUK;Wille iu
Rackets sorted lite brat htimtireti of
herrings, and, bating salted them. tie
paceed them itt bairn*ly. 'l.'itts estmet`Ise
of common sense recsuitcd In 0 singu-
lar development of the resources of the
country. The English fisheries were
not as.pronminent- 00 ,rears ago as
they are .now. ttute llolliand. bead. Col' 11
time almost a monopoly of a market
Mitch she Was able to create -and to
supply. • Been:els end not to wait 500
years to have his claim to public gnat-
itude •recognized. Charles V, had a
'Statue erected tothemackerel salter:
RaCP., oaen delegate. 1>lllidtn„al.
Veterans: to tape, railing of Dein, Hattititon Ce0Plabla Pitinaars' Iaat.*
iiniutt-widci e•conottlle conte t nee. bay after man wl.o talus to W, t« 1'
Swarthmore wins from t atuGr@da rn to r:sealae caPltlre,
lit, m iters of Weal branch; o of I.I..1',
to tote on anlalgeruatien witir t'ani:a-
dia,t labor Patsy.
Mama; Cie Valero [truest ala Isar-
ter ntrenage, in which lie raid:
"Young men and trou;en of ire l: msel,
the r,oal is at let in ()Dein. Stade
ttpac-tln-a'. Step formed. irr hied
yore's for tits taking Te•ko ltd"
ford i.ietvtrse teem, 9 to 8.
IBtasaian:a pt: Genoa ask till Fetter -
dee ts>• re•ply to tering of looleer5.
John Iderovelack, fannies Fieri
h nor, is arrity^arly In at New York.
Thomas Dint. tine Sitet miner elect-
ed to Millen Pat -dame -et De dead.
Discoserq, of body believed to grew+•
ioisfery of Iacic•,nac' dlua1'•fCalnael(, led
lenin
Labor to 1Iattentee rause e'otetees' 10
fleet du sttittein O1 DnC lniot, f'eva/.
a,> any, te,ature
fine pe0plt• t'f 13a:i'.}tn{:i 73, t', Pg.i +!
I CPA' i -Ce Harr 1
Seatetbr a Doe fel 78 yoga
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8000 FACTS ABOUT CANADA
who became the benefactor of his
country. Queen ltlary of - !Imagery,
however, paid him even greater honor.
During her residence in .lioil,and "she
discovered bis .to'intr and, seated upon
it,. ate a salted herring;
tityel't' anti tt f i,ine00 double seting
1tnt blower tondo from
;hollow
tree .
,trunk taunt Omit with ti feather Iweked
Wooden }}triton: » overage ehar a is
liftyttve pinnate if ore and ititte,faellve
of ebare'oal, no flux being. used. The .
tion made Is vast directly .into molds
for plowshares and plows • points, amt
the Product of a furnuee Ts altout fiO0'
,wunds of coatings dully,
Bub it in for Lame. Back.. --it brisk
rubbing with Dr. Thomas I'<<eleotrii ,
.011 will reiieve•.lame back. The skin ,
' i 1 absorb the oil and
v 'n i t+.
ill in mte
� a
y
It will penetrate the tissues and brim~
speedy5, relief. "pry - it and be con -
voiced. As the liniment sirkn in, the
pain conies oat and there are amides
grounds for saying that it is an 'est.
1 collect 'article.
a °eheer i:3
Health is wealth, and t,oa
cash on hand.
Smelting . In .*Masan.
A. primitive iron smelting industry,
evidently of Chinese origin, exlsta in.
Bulacou,..it proviuce of the island of.
Luzon, Magnetite and hematite ores,
founts, itt the locality, are smelled by
the .natives -tri small bamboo - eased
blast furnaces:of soft el*y bricks set
In clay, each furnace being seven and
me•talt feet high and .tive feet in ex -
kernel diameter, with a -conical loner
cavity. tapering from , forts to: twenty
inches. The furnace hasA siitg}e clay
•
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