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NERVOUS DISEASES
IN THE SPRING
Cured by Toning the 13lood and
Strengthening the Nerves.,
it is the opinion of the best medical
authorities,
after lollobservation,
g
that nervous diseases are more com
tion and more edrioud~in the spring
than at any other time of the year.
Vital changes in the system, after long
winter months, may cause much more
trouble than the familiar spring weak
nese and weariness froin
ea ue s hi ' `
a -v h;.mos
people stiffer as the result of 1nd'�'o
life, in poorly ventilated and ofte
overheated buildings. Official records
prove that in
t April andii'�Ta � tie oral>ia
p � l 6 ,
St: Vitus dance, ;.epilepsy and other
forms of nerve troubles are at their
worst, and that then,. more than any
other time, a blood-rnalt.ing, nerve -re
storing 'tonic is needed.
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The antiquated. custom of taking
Purgatives in the spring is useless, for
the sYStOn
really needs strengthening
g
while purgatives only gallop through
the bowels, leaving you -weaker. Dr.
Williams,' Pink Pills are the best medi-
cine, for they actually make the new,
rich., red blood that feeds..the starved
nerves, and thus cure the many forms
of nervous disorders. They cure also
such' other forms of spring troubles as
Headaches, poor appetite, weakness in
the limbs, as well as remove unsightly
pimples and eruptions, In fact they
unfailingly bring new health and
strength to weals, tired and depressed
men, vlro2i en and children.
Sold by all medicine dealers or by
Mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
resQUrees, h.iti='ing almost unlimited
possibilit'ies, --
The Council of National i e1euec ha;
not' only worked out a definite an
detailed mobilization plan, but ha
seeured the pledges' of the men which
can put it into effect at 0 moment'
nmilitary notice, bringing' to the alms
of the service the full resources of the
entire nation.
It is apparent if we ' are to believe
the German press, that the Imperial
Government has completely misjudg-
ed this coilntry if they rea1ly thought
America was unprepared. s`'
= Our Government has recognized that
war was probable for several months
past, and has made preparations for
it in secret which is unknown even to
the country of the ever present and
detestable spy.
Detailed plans have been worked
out through months of study ' by a
special naval Board for re -aligning' the
whole system of naval bases.
Around many of the most import-
ant bases and strategic points e,great
steel submarine net's have been swung,
while for the coast patrol of,sub-
marine chasers, hundreds of contracts
> have been ,let, and many offers from.
private owners of yachts have been
Spring Days are Joy
/Jays for the man or woman
`1 who is wise enough to jump,
from the heavy roods of
G Winter to the cereals, fruits,
and green vegetables o
f
Spring. Two or three.
Shredded Wheat Biscuits
with berries and milk and
some green vegetables make
a delicious, nourishing meal
t Puts the body in top-notch
condition
for the y s work.
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U. S. ENTERS" WORLD'S WAR.
By Chas..M. Bice, Denver, Colo.
With 20,000,000 men at call,. the
great republic voted to enter the war.
The actual and potential resources
which have never been equaled by any
other : nation in the world's history
are now enlisted in the European con-
flict under the American flag. Into the
balance against Germany are thrown
a navy, in strength and •efficiency,
among the foremost afloat, an army,
tlibug'h at present comparatively
° small but highly efficient, backed by a
citizenry of over twenty million cap-
able of military service; industrial. re-
sources incomparably the greatest in
the world, already mobilized for war.
duty, and the great moral force .of
more than one - hundred million
Americans awakened to their coun-
try's peril,' are` behind the president,
all actuated with the patriotic fervor
of '76, as the resultants of yesterday's
vote by the Congress to enter \-the
a a, world war.
No matter how, stubborn or prolong-
ed may be the pressure of German
militarism it is now certainly doomed
to fall.
The slowlSr maturing preparedness
sentiment of this people has at last
borne fruit in military, naval, and in-
dustrial force not dreamed to be pos-
sibltwo.years ago.
Th always
Made in Canada:.,
accepted, so that already more Than •
a score of bases have been established
along the Atlantic and ' Gulf coasts,
and a.senior officer hasbeen detached.
to command this new and novel navy
unit.
These are arined with guns large
enough to sink any submarine afloat.
We expect to' have at least 2,000 such
boats in operation within a few days,
and should these prove insufficient,
plans are matured to commandeer
private shipyards under the authoriz-
ation of Congress.
The army is likely to be recruited to
over 2,000,000 men,.euid all prepara-
tions for their training are made, as
well as their -complete equipment.
Clothing manufacturers have united
with the view of expediting the mak-
ing of 'uniforms and other array essen-
tials and everything necessary to put
a large army in the field is prosecuted
with -the utmost speed, so that it is
confidently expected that the Stars
and Stripes will soon float over the
American soldiers in the trenches of
France and Belgium. - The railroads
throughout America have joined with
the national ,spirit and will operate in.
a co-ordination plan to render the
most efficient military service pos-
siblewhile the great American Fed
eration of Labor Association have un-
dertaken to furnish trained men for
I any government or: -public service re -
1 quired.
The field .of.munitions' production is
fully covered with the same efficient
plans that pertain to all other depart
ments. Over: 32,000 plants have offer-
ed to turn overtheir entire works to
the government if needed, and thus
preparation goes on in every depart-
ment,
As to finances, it is needless to .say
that.Annerica is more than prepared;
and now that she takes up 'the sword
against the unspeakable Hun she will
not stop till she drives the Hohenzol-
lern parasite, the infamous Kaiser, off
the earth.
first in the line of defence, has cleared BABY'S fS ®ir 1' 1 AIIDLETs
.its decks and has added new units,
specifically modernized, to meet bar-
barous Hun tactics. Mighty fighting
craft of the latest design` are hurrying
to completion, which will be the` last
word in power and, efficiency. -
The navy's full ` war strength of
87,000 has already attained the full
quota, while th'e`additional naval of-
ficers and the efficient class of mid-
shipmen have been graduated three
months ahead of its time. A newly
organized coast patrol of submarine
chasers is already on duty,._and hun-
dreds of small' craft to augment it are
under construction.
Perhaps our army preparedness is
a little less complete :than the navy,
owing to the uncertainty as to! just
what the Congress will authorize, but
already the regulars, numbering 120,-
000, fully trained and equipped in a
manner superior to anything the Ger-
rnans have produced are ready to re-
spond over night. to whatever call
may come. ,
The National Guard, 150,000 strong
and hardened by months of service in
Mexico, already have many units in
,active service throughout the coun-
rp,
Industrial preparations have -re-
sultecl in a -great compact of national
arts ergo
to the
Health
tion
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CURE CONSTIPATION
Childhood constipation can be
promptly . cured by Baby's Own Tab-
lets. These Tablets never fail to regu-
late the bowels and stomach, thus cur-
ing constipation, colic, indigestion and
the many "other minor ills of little
ones. Concerning then Mrs. Louis
Nicole, St. Paul du Buton, Que., writes:
—"My baby suffered from constipation
but thanks to Baby's Own Tablets lie
is a fine healthy -boy to -day. It gives
me muchpleasure in recommending
the Tablets to other. niathers." •The
-Tablets are' sold by medicine dealers
o'r by mail" at 25 cents a'box from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Out.
INVENTIONS AND NEW FACTS.
Great Britain and Ireland together
consume about 30,000,000 rabbits for,
food annually. eg'
Geologists •have estimated that one
deposits 'of soda in British East Af-
rico ,contains more than 200,000,000
tons.
,A fly swatter -that resembles a pistol
and is operated by a trigger has been
patented by its-Michiganin"ventor.
A new electric power station in the
Siamese city of Bangkok 'will use the
refuse from rice milling for fuel.
A machine has been invented by a
New 'York man to scrub ceilings and
catch the water that falls so that it
will not wet fixers,
An additional step for automobiles
that swings under the running board
when ,not' needed is operated from the
driver's seat by a lever.
Apparatus that enables one surgeon
to perform the operation of blood
transfusion without assistance has
been invented by tt New Vork doctor.
The United States to r
a s a my n ownsa
patent, for wireless equipment for
aeroplanes that, weighs but seven
pounds and will transmit messages
seven miles.
-
Government wireless stations 11�ive
been planned for Lido -China that will,,
be powerful enough to communicate
with points more than 3,000 miles
away.
French hospitalattendants' have
succeeded in impregnating rubber
gloves Withthe salts of certain met-
als a11d making. them impervious to X-
rays ;foe the protection of, persons us--
ing the rays.
Our Spring Clothes
After many unsuccessful attempts
the designers have at last brought the
'short jackeb\back to ` favor. Some-
times it is combined -with a straight,
box=pleated skirt and again with the
fashionable barrel skirt. In this in-
stance it is given a six -gored box -
pleated skirt with trim pockei's across
the side -front gores. McCall Pat-
tern No,,-7751,,Ladies' Coat, in 5 sizes,
34 to 42 bust; and No: 7725 Ladies'
Six -Gored Box -Pleated • Skirt, in 6
sizes, 22 to 32- waist Price, 20 cents
each.
Fine, plain -colored ginghams and.
chambrays are;the mode for children's
frocks. The` model shown here is
developed in rose-colored gingham and
trimmed, with embroidery done with
coarse mercerized cotton in light
shades of green al,iu blue with a touch
of black. McCall Pattern No, 7712,
Childs Empire Dress, in 5 sizes, 2 to
p
10 years. Price, 15 cents.
These`; patterns snay,be obtained
from your local. McCall dealer or 'from
the McCall Co,, 70 Bond St, Toronto,
Dept. W.
TheaWrong Diagnosis.
When one John OShea appeared in
a police court to answer to the charge'
of being drunk and assaulting 'the
police, an officerr declared- that the
man had been dismissed froih the
army,\with• ignominy. ,,
"No," O'Shea protested, `.`it wasn't'
that at all that 1 was suffering flam;
it was varicose veins."
An Irish Joke.
"Well;. Pat" (from an inner room)
"what are doing? Are you sweeping
out the shop?" Pat--- 'NO; 0'm
soaping out the dist and laving the
shop,"
Ask for. N&iu•ascl's anti take no outer;'.
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FIRST JEW KNIGHT.
Sir M. 13, Davis, One of 11'Iantreal's:
Leading Philantbropists,'
Montreal claims the distinction of
having the first 3ewish Knight Bach-
elor in Canada's history. He is Sir
,Mortimer Barnett Davis, created a
knight in the delayed New Year'S hon-
or list"announced a few days ago.
Sir rlortimer is ` president arid
director of many industrial corpor'a-
tion;e. He waa born in Montreal in
1866 'arid was educated in. its ,Public
schools. , As early as 1888 he com-
menced that commercial -, activity
which resulted ultimately in the or-
ganization of the Imperial Tobacco
Company.
Some ,rears ago he had the fore-
sight to recognize the wosclerful pos-
sibilities of tobacco growing in Can-
adih and spent a great deal of time and
capital in experimenting. ',The= result
is that tobacco growing and its manu-
facture is to -day one of Canada's larg-
est industries.
Imbued with an unwavering faith
in Canada's future, he is keenly in-
terested in every phase of its com-
mercial and agricultural develop -
ment, and his belief in the destiny•
Sir 'Mortimer B. Dcautia.
of the Dominion as the country of the
future is -unconquerable.
Notwithstanding his Large inter-
ests throughout the country, he finds
time to take an interest in the many
philanthropic institutions in the city
of Montreal, and his benefactions are
extremely generous. He is chair-
man of the Provincial Executive. Com-
mittee of the Federation of Jewish
.,Philanthropists, and led the forces in
the recent public campaign to raise
the sum of $150,000 for the ameliora-
tion .of conditions in the Jewish com-
munity of Montreal.
He has worked hard for the success
of the. Baron de Hirsch Institute, of
which he has been president. He is
greatly interested in the cause of edu-
cation, and in 1903 he founded a law
chair in Laval University.
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O—O—O—O—O—O—O--0-0---0---0-0-0
LIFT YOUR CORNS
OFF WITH FiNGERS
0 How, to loosen a tender corn
0 or callus so it lifts out
without pain,
o—o-o—o—o—o--o--o—o—o—o—o—o
Let folks sthp on your feet hereaf-
ter; wear :shoes a size smaller if you
like, for- corns will never again send
electric' sparks of pain through you,
according to this- Cincinnati authority.
He says. that a few drops of a drug
called freezone, applied directly upon
a tender, aching cern, instantly re-
lieves soreness, and soon the entire
corn, .ro et and: all, lifts -right out.
This -drug dries' at once and simply
shrivels' up ,.the corn ,or callus without'
even irritating the surrounding tissue.
A -small battle of. freezone obtained
at any. dru store will cost very little
but -Will positively remove every hard
or sofL cern or callus from one's foot.
If yairr druggist hasn't stocked this
new drug yet;. tell him to get a small
bottle .01freezone for you -ra•oir....b.ie.
wholes!ale drug house.
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Trifle Fresh.
"Sir," said the fair canvasser, "I
am'selling..stock in a peach orchard.
"Are you a fair sample of the .out-
put ?"
out -put?" he enquired. "If so, I think
I'll invent."
By concealing the truth one
fre-
quently advertises it.
-REMEMBttk i The ointment
you put on your.child's skin gets
into the system just as surely as
a . Don't let
"
- .lide is
food the.cll
:impui`e fats and mineral coloring
matter (such as' many of the
cheap "ointments contain) get i
'into your child's blood 4 Zam
auk is putely herbal. No pois-
;nous colol'irlg. ,Use it always.
50c. Rat al A11 Druggist: and Stores.
TWIG ANIS BLOOM.
The 'brown twig
Hung stark and baro
Through gray mist
And•ehlll air.
It had nobeauty
aut e y
Nor any grace; .
Etched sharp
In thin space.
came There ca day
�i eady
Of mist and beam;
A wee feather --
A fringed gleam—
,-
First the leaf,
Then the whorl—
Within, a shape
Of rose and pearl.
Lo theto .om
b —
s.
Aaron's rod
Wrought by miracle
-From The Sunday »School Tinges,
Of God.
he ES Always Ready
To Tell Reason
She is ` Recommending flodd's
Kidney Pills.
Miss E. Demers States They Cured
Her of Sick Headache and Rheuma-
tism From Which She Suffered for
Six Months,
Hull, Que., April 30th (Special)—
Cured of chronic indigestion; sick 1
headache and rheumatism, from which.
she had suffered for six months, Miss
E. Demers, of.. 190 Maisonneuve St.,
here, give's all the credit for her cure
to Dodd's Kidney Pills, She is recom-
mending then- to all her friends who
suffer from kidney troubles of any
kind.
"I am always ready to tell what
Dodd's Kidney 'Pills did for me," says
Miss Demers. "I am never without
them in the house. My case was one
of the worst.
"I had tried several medicines from
the doctor and was getting na better
when I decided tee try Dodd's Kidney
Pills, I took seven boxes and.: all my
rheumatisml, sick headache and indi-
gestion was gone.
"When myfather saw how much
good Dodds -Kidney Pills had done me
he began to take them for kidney
trouble.. He is better 'now."
Dodd's Kidney Pills make -healthy
kidneys. healthy kidneys strain all
the impurities, all the poison, out of
the blood. They are the greatest of
( all tonics.
Good Retort
She="Weren't you surprised when
you heard about my horse running
away with me?" He—"Not very.
I'd do the same thing myself if I got
the .chance." `
Minarcis Liniment rased by Physicians.
From Pillar to Post.
The financially involved manufac-
turer was obliged to sack a porter
who had been for forty years in the
' service of the firm,
"I'm sorry, John, but you will have
to go;" he said.
"I'ni sorry myself," said John. "If
I had known it wasn't going to be a ,.
steady job I Wouldn't have taken it." r:
Mina.rd's Liniment Co., Limited.
I was very sick with Quinsy and
thought I would'•straglgle. I used
MINARD'S LINIMENT and it cured
me at once. I am nev4r -without .i.t
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Yours gratefully,
MRS. C. D. PRINCE.
Nauwigewalik, Oct. 21ad:.
Why Ruth Cried.
"`,7hy, Ruth," said a mother to her
little daughter, who was crying, "what
are you crying about?" "Cause," sob-
bed' if'e 1irtle, miss, "I started to make
dolly a bonn'e't and... it . coiner?. out,
bloomers."
MONEY ORDERS
• When ordering goods by mail, send a
Dominion Express Money Order.
The Dust Tickled Her Throat.
It was at the movie's. An old couple
sat together through a picture that in-
cluded ni'any views of the Wild •West,
In one of these a cattle "round -up" ap-
peared, in which the dust rose in
clouds from the parched ground.
The old ladybegan to cough, and
finally, when the neighbors began to
fidget, her husband nudged her with
his elbow: ,
"Don't cough, Annie; can't you see
you're disturbing the other folks?"
His wife looked at him apologetical=
1 over her handkerchief,
Y ,smothering
a spasm, "I can't help it, Ephraim.
The dust tickles my throat!"
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Replied in Kind.
. A young Scottish recruit had 'been
placed on guard for the night outside
the colonel's tent. In the morning
the colonel stuck his head out., "Who
are you?" he demanded, sternly; The
young, man turned and affably replied
-"Fine; hoo's yersel'?"
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Two Eget) for a ethes
ikft&E manna IS for Tired Ryes.
.
Red ayes — Bore Eyes
—
GranulatedIlyeilde• Rests
a Refreshhes,—zlestores.
® �yt i a_J Mtn -Weis aE'avorlteTreat-
ssent /or eyes that feel .drp
and smart.. Give your l5yes as.lamellar your loviug
caro as your Teeth and. wlttt the same regularity.
Care For Them. You Cannot Buy New Eyes!
Sold at Drug and Optical Stores or by Mad. Avg
9durIne Eye Remedy Co,, Chicago, for Free Booz
Swift Wrapping of Loaf Sugar.
An electrically driven machine
wraps luinp sugar in individual
papers at a speed of 7,500 lumps an
hour.
minard's Liniment Lumberman's 'Friend..
Bleaching Seaweed.
A Frenchman has obtained a pat -
pet for a process of bleaching and
drying seaweeds for packing purposes.
- NEWSPAPER'S FOR SAME
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PROFIT-MAKING NEWS AND JOB
Offices fci sale in good Ontario
towns. The most useful and interesting
of all businesses, Full 'information on
application to Wilson Publishing Com-
pany, 73 Adelaide St., Toronto.
HELP WAN 'PE D
AD IES WANTED—TO DO PLAIN
J,J and light sewing at home, whole or
part time; .goodpay; work sentany„dis-
tance: charges paid. Send stamp Pbr
particulars. National Manufacturing
Co., Montreal.
M csomiaAEEOUS
IDICYCLES, NE'W AND SECOND
Hand. $12.00 up, Send for special
price !1st. Varsity Cycle Works, 413
Spadina Ave., Toronto,
flANCER' TUMORS, , LUMPS, ETC.,
V ,internal and external, cured with-
out pain-hy .our home, treatment. Write
us before too late. Dr. Hellman Medical
Co.. Limited. Coliin;;wood. Ont.
BOOK ON
'DOG_DISEASE'S
And How to Feed
4; 1,
_^✓ Mailed Free to any address by
Amain's the Author
Pincer H. CLAY GLOVER CO., Inc.'
Dog 3e neliies 17 & F rez t 31st Street, NNecv i'ork 1
When buying your Piano
insist on having an
"OTTO I G L "
PIANO ACTION
will reduce inflamed,' Swollen
'dints, Sprains, Bruises, 'Soft
Bunches; Heals 'Boils, Poll
lsvil, Quittor, Fistula and
• infected sores quickly!
as it is a positive antiseptic
and germicide. Pleasant to
use,: does not blister or remora
the hair, and you can work the horse.
S2.00 per bottle, delivered.
Book -7 M free.
ABSORBINE, JR., the antiseptic liniment for mankind.
reduce; Painful Swollen Veins. Wens, Strain;.. Bruises[
atop; pain and inflammation. Price 51.00per bottle at
dealers or. delivered.- Will tell you more it you write,
Liberal Trial Bottle for 10e in sr -imps.:
W, F. YOUNG, P. 17, 1., 516 Lymans Bldg., Montreal, Gan.'
bbsorbinc and Absarblae, Jr., iv. made In Canada.'
NA NEM I
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EUREKA HARNESS OIL
snakes harness strong and.
tough.
This mineral oil not only
takes dirt off but keeps dirt -
out. It fills the pores of
the leather.
That is why a harness teeat-
ed with-- Eureka. is tough,
pliable,shinyand newloolcing,
THE
IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY
Lithited
Iiranobes 7'Ifrouglaotst
Canada
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