HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1915-1-28, Page 7HEALTH WRTCKED
THROUGH LA GRIPPE
It Generally Leaves the Patient
Debilitated and an Easy Victim
to Other Diseases
One of the foremost medicine
writers says,: "It is astonishing the
number of people Who have been
'+crippled in health for years after an
attack o£ ,la grippe or influenza.."
,The real danger fromthis disease,
'which sweeps over Canada every
winter, is during convalescence,
when the charaeteenetie symptoms,
the fever, the catarrh, the head --
ache and the depression of spirits
pass away, Grip leaves behind it
:weakened vital powers, thin blood,
"impaired digestion and over -sen-
sitive nerves -- a condition that,
;makes the system. an easy prey to
:pneumonia, bronchitis, rheumatism,
:nervous prostration and even con-
sumption. It ie a condition that
Dells mortemph emphatically for atonic
fear ;the 'blood. Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills are a tonic especially adapted
to meet this need as they purify
and enrich the blood. They tone up
the nerves and give vigor, strength
and health to the debilitated
system. Mrs, Howard D. Ohaffey,
.Indian Island, .N.B., says, "For
several winters in sueeession I was
Mta.eked by la grippe which left me
.weak and badly run down. In each
case 1 used Di•. 'Williams' Pink Pills.
with the most beneficial results.
Last winter when the trouble was
again prevalent I took the pre-
eaution of rertify^in'g my system
with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and
'escaped the trouble, while many of
my neighbors were clown with it. In
fact I enjoyed the hest of health all
spring and feel sure this medicine
will so fortify the system as to pre-
vent the trouble,"
These Pills are sold by all aned-
leine dealers or may be had by mail
at 50 eents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 tram The Dr. Williams' Med-
icine t'o., Brockville, Ont:
AIREDALE TEE BEST DOG.
For Military Purpose the Airedale'
Beats All Vthers....
The finest miljtarydogisthe Aire-
dale, in the opinion of Major E. IL
Richardson, a breeder of war dogs,
who was in charge of a pack of
bloodhound% with the Belgian army
until they were 'cast in the disaster
atM' ens. •
He says the Airedale ean stand
any clma.te, is second to none in.
faithfulness sand intelligence, has
:powers of 'rearing and scent re-
markably acute, and is the right
size, whether used on sentry duty,
scouting, searching for the wounded
or as a messenger or ammunition
carrier. ,
"He can Bear 300 yards farther
than a man and knows friend from
foe by their .smell;" says Major
Richardson. , ""A' man's smell de-
pends on what he eats, so a dog can
tell the difference between English,
French and Germans even when
dressed in the same kind of
clothes."
An officer wrote to the major. in
regard to one of his dogs:
"Den was blown twenty yards by
a bursting shell. He was not bit,
only scared. He declined to face
the :music any more, until after a
lot of coaxing, when be went back
'on night duty, watching and listen.-
ring in the trenches with the intent-
ness of the most •.seasoned sentry,
'aided further by a sense -of sight
end smell thin was almost un-
canny." . .
I �
THREE REASONS.
Each With Two • Legs and Ten
Fingers.
[3n Eastern'women who is a fond
mother writes an amusing article
:about ;her experience feeding her
'boys:
Among other things she says:
:' "Three chubby, rosy-obeeked boys,
;Bob, Tack and Dick,- respectively,
are three- of ;stir reasali�s for using
- 'and recommending the food, Grape-
Nuts, for these youngsters have
'teen fed on Grape -Nuts since in-
,fancy, • and- often between °meals
when other children would have
been given candy.
""I gave a package of Grape -Nuts
to a neighbor whose 3-yeatr-"old child
'was a'weazened little 'thing, ill' half
the time. The little •tot ate the
,Grape -Nuts -and' air eam greedily and
the mother continued the good
eeseik, and it was not long before fa
,� i to e manifested
;truly in
cti ng m e
/itself in the. child?s „face" and body.
The results were remarkable; even
,The
Grape-Nuts. -
""Both husband and I use Grape-
,Nints. every day and keep's�trong sand
well and have three of tdhe, finest,
1healthiest boys you can find in a
ldiiy's u -arch."
Many mothers instead of destroy-
ing the . children's stomachs with.
candy and cake give ,he youngsters
a;handfu•i of Grape -Nuts when they
are begging for something i.n: the
`why -of sweets". The result is soon
'sdi,ow�n in greatly increased health,
strength and mental activity.
Name given by Canadian Postum
Co. Windsor, Ont.
rook in packages for the famous
little book, "The Road to `Well-
Ever read the above letter. A maty enD
;Appears. trent time to time. They aria
!genuine, 'ti -Ge, and full at Paulen interest.
HARVESTING THE ICE C1tOP. 'gide that these ashes are not waste! O, 1 t 1 , Swiss anti Italians had taken. tee
U 1 t i uI
ed, as, .,apart from the, difficulty of
Co-operation + Among Farmers an : securing potash supplies, the mar-
Ativai►tage in the Work. ket valueof ashes at present is from
cicalities in Camraclaii,$8.00' to $12,000 per ton, depending
There are few l •
that slave not available a river or" upon 'quality,
1
smaller stream from which a sup-
ply of ice may be obtained for use 4 f
d ring• - -fhe summer m.nn>tl,a Th �'�iU ILUtS All The e .•
ease with which the ice crop may
be secured is probably the reason
why it is not taken advantage of to
a. greater extent than at present.
For economical harvesting opera-
tions it ie advisable that a number
of the fermiers of a community •co-
operate, sharing the expense, and
making the labor proportionately
lighter.
A few tools are necessary to har-
vest the iee supply efficiently, A
steel scraper to remove the snow
covering is desirable; some "styles
World to 'Know It
DODD'S I I1)NI"',1 DILLS CURED
JEAN BAP` IS'.ttE• TAPP. -
Quebec Man Who Waved trent
Kidney Disease for Years is again
a Robust, Healthy man.
L'Anse-a-Valleau, Gaspe Co-,
Quer, Jan. 25th (Special) --"I aim.
of road scrapers may he used,. or
a happy to tell you ?Docld's Kidney
very good home-made scraper may. Pills made nae well. So says Jean
is
be made of wood and faced with a. Bapti„te Tapp, • a well known and
strip of steel, An fee plough facili- highly respected resident of this
fates the work of scoring into blocks place. , And so thankful is Mr. Tapp
for breaking off. A slice bar for for the benefits he has received frons
breaking off the blocks can be Dodd's Kidney Pills that he wants
dek ow i . He
a similar to a ra vba^ with a thesv c to n t
m mmi c ` r, holes weal'
sharp blade from sixto eight inches wants others who suffer as be did
wide. An ice caw may he impro- to know the cure.
croseut saw. � ntue nnhmearn of or kidneyr mdisease,"rsUrsaTapep from
SATs,
poles, iee tongs and a chain, pikeith "It started from a cold, and grade -
heavy pair .of ice tongs attached, ally grew worse. My skin had a
complete, the tools required. A harsh, dry feeling, my appetite was
platform, ono end of which 'nay be fitful and I Perspired freely with the
let down into elle water, and the slightest exertion. I had flashes of
other ecoid raised level with the light before my eyes and I was al -
floor of the sleigh, permits the use ways tired• and nervous.
of a horse in taking the. iee out of "Finally rhoumatisum was added'
the water and. Ioaelfng on the. sleigh, to my troubles, while attacks of
The ice should be packed as solid- sciatica and neuralgia followed. The
ly as possible in the ice house and doctor who "attended me and the.
medicines I tried, failed to help me
till I decided to use Dodd's Kidney
Pills, I took four boxes in all, and.
to -day 1 am, a robust =An in excel-
lent health."
All Mr, Tapp's troubles' came
from sack kidneys. That's why
Dodd's Kidney Pills cured them,
60 WIDOWS IN ONE STREET.
care taken to have sufficient insulat-
ing material around the outside and'
on top. If more ice is required .than
can be seeolnnioclatcd in the ice
house, it may he piled outside, first
laying boards on the ground, and
covering them with a layer of saw-'
dust or straw. The sides and top
should also be well covered and pre-
teeted with boards to prevent -the
wind carrying aavay the insulating
material, - Sorted in this ways the ice
A MOTHER'S ER'S ANXI E�'Y',
Most mothers are anxious when
their little ones are teething, for at
this time the baby's stomach gets
disordered and there is a grave
danger of convulsions. This anxiety
can be lessened, however, if the
mother keeps a supply of Baby's
Own. Tablets in the house and gives
an occasional dose to her teething
baby. The Tablets axe, the very
best medicine in the world during
the teething time. They regulate
the bowels, sweeten the stomach,
promote healthful sleep and make
teething painless. They are sold by
Medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box. from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
POTASH AND WOOD ASHES.
Some. Valuable I.'rotluets for band
Improvement.
•
the supply of potash
German mines shut off
Canada should
n to the large Haat
fertilizing agent which is
to waste through i
d conservation of the
on of laced ashes,
Throughout a large part o
chief feel at .all seise
in winter, is
provinces, ha;r
used. `These
beech acid maple,
51i, varying from 5 to
according to conditions
of the wood and care
Other valuable riga
ashes ase a small p
phosphoric acid and
cent.. of carbonate
clearing of wood to
of- debris
the ,fuel supply,:
of ashes are pro
s a rule, are left where
is' done, and are
w.a�sted..
ashes s}rbudd be
in fire -proof
in any event a.lv,a
of fire,
to avoid leaching.
they would be spread-
They are especial'
a f+erti�ldzel• and to enco
<olover, and the
stsh"es, by hastening
organic ina+tter in �s�oi
e re�a"di-1y available
contained therein. In
od• ashes sii^pply, th
acid and lime in wliic
deficient, w:hile,' o
lime content of tlh
r available
to render
s already present in
Potash �a�s: supplied
rough the medium o
a distinct
salts imported from
that it is in a
nn, and henoe i$ �a
fax plant - leech
mpoi�tance of wood
above, as fertilizer.
be, over-estimated.
emtl y of first inter es�
agriculturists lumber in
to conserve elle,
and, by what process
the present write
kings; in land' clearing
clearing of
be in progress from
of the debris of .
s of ashes will
should be
Withh from
the Gerby war
conditions,now give
attention quantity of
this Pert' allow-
ed goto want of
car°e. and annual
products
f Can–
ada thens, but
more especiallywood.
In the easterndwoods
are chieflywoods, es-
pecially are rich
in pots 13 per
cent., ons ` of.
drynessof time
ashes. edients.
of wood ropor-
don of about
fifty per of lime.
In the is and
in the burning'after tak-
ing out large
amountsduced.
These, .a' the
burningconse-
quently
Woodcarefully
storedreceptacles if
possible y from
any dangerrill be
kept dryIn: the
sprung t d^ upon .
the land. j Nell'-.
able as,ur'age
the growth-ofbetter
grasses. •
Woodthe der
c,ay of .o 1s; ren"
der mer the nitro-
gen co sandy
soil, woe phos-
phorich. these
soils aren clay
lands, thee.ashe't.
e dsthe pot-
ashtn,
salt�abun-
dance.e• to the
land through f wood -
ashes hasadvantage over
the potashm Ger
many; invery solu-
ble . foxt once
available •
The i ashes, as.
shown 'zer_ earl'
hardly ` It is
consequently e to the
interests
of Canadasupply
wherever pro-
duped.
Duringr large
irndertang and
right-of-wayrailway
lines will the
burning which large
aniouintaccumulate.
Who Suffer Their Bereavement with
Splendid Fortitude.
There is a road in • Gillingham,
England, which deserves to be
called the Street of Sorrows.
Thera are 139 houses in it•–•two
anonotonous rows of small, plain
houses along less than a quarter-
mile of drub street, with only its
nanie, Chaucer Road, to distinguish
ib in peace from ft seen of others in
this unlovely neighborhood.
Now ib has a sad distinction,. The
war has made sixty women widows
in that street. Sixty widows in 130
houses. It is ,a. poignant example
of bow Chatham and the district
near, including Rochester, ;Strood,
Gillingham and Rainham, have suf-
fered by the naval losses since Au-
gust.
The Formidable is the ninth boat
manned by men of the Chatham
division that has been lost. The
others are the Aboukir, Hogue,
Cressy, - Hermes, Pathfinder,
Speedy, Hawke and Rohilla.
• .The Mayor of Chatham, Alder-
man Payne, stated that there were
over 500 families bereaved in the
district. "`The .splendid fortitude
of the women," he said, "is an in-
spiration to us all."
ll ,el Oi1S 1 ld U BS hotel and retstau"rent business by
storm.
et" `I` The $ritish V4'ailere'
�[. IrBntP(l . Union crawl-
ored for recognition vainly until the
war.
Then the newspapers took up
IT ENDS MISERY QF GQLDS 1'their. case, and there has restlltteda"
QUICKLY. clean stveMp. of Garinans Austrians
Don'tivait, till night, ' I and of S.n,+lss'vice speak with as Cier-
"Get after your cold wee—this "ErY • man accent. The hig' hotels *re too
.minute, before, it.grews dangerous YOU dignified to 'weird their windows"'Phe
•sltRub your
uld yhest andihroet� rub eldttime}tliem with the -signs" that alien enemies child's
thoroughly with Ner•viline. Belief will are not employed, but they make a delight,
be immediate, more eonspieuous land more nave- Tme
Nerviline will save you from lying :lnatie show of patriotism by cover-
awalce to -night, coughing, choking and ing their fronts with. #lags and picnickers:
suffering from congestion in the chest loyal mottoes. ; choice,.
and acute pain in the throat. The ease of German restaurants' Roe #yod
rs
Nerviline will break up that dull and shops s which have professed to
neuralgic headache—will kill the cold genuine p favorite.
and chill at its very beginning—will purvey•
g nuine Gei-n an focus and
savesave you frown perhaps a serious ill- beers is especially pethetie. One of
the latter, vi bice has many branches
To take away Hoarseness, to ,break in London, iris filled its windows
up a grippy cold, to cure a sore throat with g g,
ns that its sausages are
or bad cold in the chest, you can use made from British pork at its own
nothing so speedy and, effective as ?Ter- factory in the north of England, Megaphone 1 oungster.
viline. For forty years it has been the and also makes announeernent of its "What do you suppose snakes that
most largely used fancily remedy in eontributiona to the Prince of baby cry so awfully lcttld l"
merit, so can you by keeping handy oil plains that the ;alien owners were f hearing, you know."
, _ ., tout , =ATOP*
Ke r�rile ,1Ge 3r'RatCr
Z
POTTED
MEATS --
fullEAS --
Full flavored acid
perfectly cooked
make delicious
sandwiches.
the Dominion. Time has proved its Wales' Relief Fend. Another ex-; "Why, both its parents are hard
the shelf the large 50c. family size o - ea , .
bottle; small trial site �5c sold by bought out by British capital years
any dealer aeywbere, ago ut the German name war, re- YOUR uwr1 �te DRUGGIST TiL 11Gi. Y y
tanned to keepthe old easterners.ray taraneaire medyr d , as
GERMANY BEST IN LGN(t WAR.
Count Reventlow Thinks 'Teutons
Cazt Beat ;fillies in Time.
The London Daily Chronicle
prints ztn article by Count R:event-
low, in whieh he says;
"We know in Germany that not
Only ean we last out a long war, but
also that we can last out a, long war 1 or .� White St., would succumb to the
better •than our enemies -apolitical- deadly ravages of advanced kidney
ly*, militarily and economically. we trouble, lly first attacks of bads
know the longer the war lasts, so ache and kidney trouble began years
much better will be our world
standing.
Because of that the entire Ger-
man people enter upon the new
year full of courage and confident
o£ ultimate victory. From Raiser to
working man, all Gernails know the
struggle can last a long time yet.
but likewise they all know the Ger-
man people ultimately will win. Do-
mestic controversies have disap-
peared and all Germans stand to-
gether as one man.
Death Dearly Claimed
Now Brunswick Lady
Was Reatgred to Her Anxious Family
When Hop* Had Gone,
St. John, N.B., Dec. l5.—At one
thee It eras feared that errs, J. Grant,
Ryes and Oranulatsd Lyelids; No Smarting,..-;
just Rye Comfort. Write for Book of the l ye
bytuuUi'ree. Idurldee$yeItereedy Co., Gliteago,
Conrseieulee.
Laid (kiloelaing in the morning)
Madame, I've forgotten whether
you wanted to be waked at seven ar
eight.
"`What time is it now'i"
"Eight."
Miliard'e Liniment Cures'DIstcmiter.
Her 'evil.
ago. For six years that dull gnawing "Do you think only of ire i'' mur-
pain has been present. When I ex- mored the bride, “Tell we thief
erred myself It was terribly intense von think only e. fie."
fled If I caught cold the
but nothing gave that certain grateful grooms gently. Nott and then l:
relief that came from Dr. Hampton's have to think of the furnace. my
fills ()tell
f Mandrake and Butternut, In- dear."
stead of being bowed down with pain,
to -day I am strong, enjoy splendid
appetite, sleep soundly. Lost proper-
ties have been instilled into my blood
—cheeks are rosy with color, and I
thank that day that I heard of so
grand a medicine as Dr. Hamilton's
Pills." •
Every woman should. use these pills
regularly because good health pays,
and it's good, vigorous health that
ditties to all who use Dr. Hamilton's
Mandrake and Butternut Pills.
Color Ditln't•)latter.,
rnele Si (in restaurant)-
fine some fish.
Waiter ---Yes, sir; we have blue-
(sh, black bass, whitefish--
Irishman—Do
hitefish
Irishman --Do you shave for five
cints �' Barber—Yes; one side.
Irishman—All right; thin shave the
outside.
Lord's Day Alliance Active
very busy with the goal *work, but no
Moro efficient than the old reliable Put-
nani's Corn Extractor. which mats corns
and warts in ono day. Fifty years use
proves the merit of Putnam's. T'50 no
other, 25e. at all' dealers..
'Two Pullman porters, representing
different railroads, met off duty
K o i pati was un
endurable. I used most everything, Its this way." eaplailte<l the
, r
FARMS FOR SALE.
H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto.
TF TOL; WANT TO BUY OR SELL A
Fruit. Steck. Grain ar Dani 1'at•t:a.
write 11. W.?,Daweaa, Brauipton, or SJ Cat•
borne ;;t.. Crrouto-
H. W. DAWSON, Colborne ` St., Toronto.
FA& SATi.E.
k1esISTEP.FFa sIit1R'r LIO'RN AND
Holstein Calves. T. .1. lido: risen.
pur• �•har.
FEMALE HE P t1Ac:SEG.
.light sewing at li+ i,e. «i , { er
spare tmia� r ,a t p.;y ; w rt •i 3.r •
*seise• ••':art- p ..d. :-enn +r :fi
tieulan+. w Sltl>;rti:tl,
CO.. Montreal.
Uncle Si—I dont keel- nothin
a out the dolor, jest so lung as it's NURSERY STOCK.
fresh,
LOW FARES TO THE CHICACO
EXPOSITiONS.
and progressed Froin friendly gossip' via Chicago &-Porth Western Ry.
to heated argument. Their quarrel Four splendid daily trains from the New
P1,;senger. Terms nd Ch R
centred about which one worked for kranci o, Ise An„
Chicago
to an
;toles and San Diego.
the better road. Their claims, fib Choice of scenic: andldirel t routes. Double
ures and arg umenes came fast and
furious,. At last the tall, thin port-
er .settled the disc-ute with these
classic words : "Go on, .man ; we
killsmore than you Iellahs= tote."
M.inard•s Liniment 0o., L;mfted
The' Mysterious 'I'liyroitl. sirs. --I have used your MINARD'S Lrni-
3IENT for tree pant 25 years and whilst T
The thyroid gland, which is situ- leave occasionally used other liniments I
cin safely say that I have never used any
aced about the.lower part of the equal to yours,
throat, is still a medical mystery. tf rubbed. between the handsln-
^' haled fretluently. it will never fail to
Practically nothing is known as to cure eold in the head in z4 hours. It is
its uses, and very littleabout the
causes of disease in it.' Goitre is a:
non-malignant enlargement of the
thyroid gland. The swelling may be
no, more than a mere thickening, or
it may grow into a mass weighing
several pounds. It is common in
mountainous• districts and where
there is magnesiatelimestone in the
soil and drinking water: Operation
may be necessary, but goitre will
usually yield to treatment, and,is
rarely. fatal. Malignant disease of
the thyroid gland is often .associat-
ed with overstrain or sudden shock.
Here operation is- generally neves
Bary, and is a very serious matter
indeed. In some mysterious way re-
moval,pf the thyr=oid gland .affects
the mental ;powers, and the unfor-
tunate person who has his thyroid
removed is in. great danger of los-
ing his wits, more partiicularly his
memory.
To -morrow rhymes with borrow
and .sorrow.
Mrs. Topfiat—Bridget, where: did
you get that dreadful eye. Bridget—
Me brother gave it to me, anuli;
and what'll the neighbors say ;£ 1\Ie.
with. an eye`.Iike that and no huge
iband,
taken
Some stepstd pro: D.
also the 'Beast fcr bruises, sprains, etc.
Yours truly.
J. O. LESLIE.
•Dartmouth.
"`Bridget, has Johnnie come home
from school yet?" "Yas, sorr."
"`Have you seen himi" "No•,.sorr."
""Then how do you know he is
home?" ""'Cause the cat's hidin'
under the stove, soar."
-Minard's: Liniment 'Cures Carget In' Cows.
WAITERS GET CHANCE.
rn:LWI BERRIES. n typhi i ni:. . „1r
t•.. T tTOE . Cat ioAue '
& Son. Port Burwe01 Ont.
MALE HELP WANTED,
1" EARN BARBEE rI:.�II,. :kL' tYli
-LA sure emptogtuet . g c.1 -ii ic=,v
weeks reOu i ed .o , impiett < i*..a , . to
for fatal piart.cuhtaa and c+iti , Ne i+lay.
track way, n�tw n cera c sa ety atsita:s cooler Barber a'ol,eke. ::' t;uiva
alt way, Toronto.
Let us plan your trip and furnish field.
OW MS
B. II. Bennett, Gen. Agt„ 46 Yonge St..
Toronto, Ont,
Not Greedy.
Passenger—I'd give you a tip,
only I've nothing but a 510 bill.
• Porter --Oh, that'll be enough.
sir. , .
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Eta.
d Iu11 pastie ulats.
British.Tale Places in Restaurants
of, Alien Enemies.
"No alien enenmies employed in
this establishment" is one of the
signs new ,confronting Londoners in
the majority of the' reseaun"atits, tea
shops and eating places of the mid -
dile and cheap grades, isays the Lon-
don 'Ca.mitiele. Some go even' fur;-
Cher and alibouno&""No alien ene-
mies are empiloyed or served." This
is a triumph for the British Waiterrs'
Union.
Before the war foreigners from
the Continent rotiopelized the wait-
ers' calling throughout England,
except in a few of the old fashioned
British estab lishinent,s, par�ticul�arly
these in the sheartof,London, where
a,n old guard of busines's men, living.
up -to the traditions of former gen-
eraticyns,' remain faithful to- their
turtle -soup and beefsteak and bot-
tle of port for their-nnidday meal,
and "cling to famous old resorts,
which may have been eleai and coni-
fo"rtabl_e, .eccordin;g to the standard.
of Die roams and-Thackeray'a ^tiane,
b",toonnt an,el the attentions'
of elle ' card of health in err up-
to—ante, ci y. .,
The e toffs of hire .larger Emrglish
Hotels, from the roan -an -era office to
the kitchen, were manned by for-
eigi-ees, Most of these; }hotels are
oeened by eompanies and thestock-
holders placed dividends'beeore loy-
alty to British servants' when Bei-
tis"li"employees had been proven less
5. ISSUE 5-'15. profitable than aliens. Germans,
Mr. Dooley—Give me abar of
soap, please. Shopkeeper --De you
want it scented or unscented'? Mr.
Dooley—Aw, niver moind. Oi'il
just take it with me.
Minard's Liniment _Cures Diphtheria,
Youihf111 l nselilsliness..
He was a good little boy and very
thoughtful. - Int was during along
spell of dry weather, and he had
heard of the great scarcity of wa-
ter throughout the country. He
eame to his mother, and sliped his
hand into hers. .
"Mamma," he said, "is it true
that in some 'places the. little boys
and girls have not enough water to.
drink'" -
"That is what the papers ';say,
my dear." r •
"Mamma,', he presently ' said,
."rd like to- give something for
those poor little boys and girls,"
• "Yes, dear. What would . you
like to give?" •
"Mamma,". he said in an .earnest
way, "as long as the water is' so
very, Very scarce, I think I ought
to give up lbein' washed!"
For severe wounds,
cuts. skin diseases,
eczema and all skin
troubles -for adults or .`
for -children, there is
nothing to equal the
great herbal healer
MISCELLANEOUS.
!tet ANd:ER, TUMORS. Lt1.nin, n o
V internal and external, cured with•
o ut gain by our home treatttient. Write
as before, too late Dr. Ilei'.mxa ModioZx
Co.. Limited, Collingwoad. Out.
Machinery For Sale
Engine, shafting, belting.. pttl!ey�,
ete. from large factory for sn'e.
Wheelock engine, lei by .iz, eonrilete
with. cylinder frame, fly wheel, htyar-
ings, etc.. all in good condition.
Shafting from one inch to three
inches, pulleys thirty inches to
fifty inches, belting six inches t,r
twelve inches Will sell enure or
In part.
NO REASONABL
OFFER REFUSED.
8. Frank Wilson & Sona,
73 Adelaide Street West. Tornnto.
Ohapped Hands
Quichlk Healed
Chapped hands and lips always.
come tvith cold weather, hut.
seline
Trademark
CAP- 1OR ICE
Made in Canada
brings • sure and speedy relief.
Children especially need Vaseline
Camphor Ice for their'rough and
starting hands:
Our new 511ustratc4 booklet de-
scribes all the `"Vaseline" prepa-
rations. A postcard brings it.
AVOID, SUBS'TITUT'ES. Insist
on "Vaseline'` in original pack-
ages bearing the naiiie, C1fESE
BRbUGi1-1 MAN tUFACT 'R-
I1�G,CO., Consolidated rorsalc
at all Chemists and General Stores.
CHESEBROUGH MF'G CO.
(Consolidated)
iaso'CHABOT AVE., MoNTRCA¢.