The Exeter Times, 1920-3-18, Page 7Brevity.
We all treed brevity. We need it
even in action. Most of us Mahe two
• snovememts where one would suffice,
We waste muscle and nerve and ener-
gy and life in doing things that profit
neither ourselves nor myons Coe, es-
• pecially in doing things in long and
clumsy ways . when a little thought
would previde a simplier way to the
same end,
But above all we need brevity in
speech, It seems as if the world Inad
never before been overwhelmed with
Such a flood of words. Every day in
books and magazines the press pours
forth millions of them that no one can
read, or wants to read, or ought to
read. Every day public speakers de -
„diver vast volatiles of talk on which
they have reflected very little before-
hand and on which on one will reflect
et all afterwards. The old saying was
that speech was given us to conceal
our thought, but it serves an even
more useful purpose in concealing
our lack of thought. For thought is
difficult, and talk is easy.
It seems almost as if the wide dif-
.fusion of education had supplied chief-
ly words and enlarged our common, or
uncommon, vocabulary without enlarg-
ing the thought behind it. It ought
not t
o be so. The foremost the only,
vital, function _of education is to sup-
ply thoughts, And it may be taken
for granted that the more we think the
less we speak; for the more we think
the plainer we see the huge signific-
ance and the danger of speaking. Es-
pecially is it true that the more enoteely and carefully we think the less we
PirT speak. If we really have something to
say, we try to say it with an exquisite
and finished brevity.
Of course brevity can be carried too
far, may be awkward and inarticulate
and incomplete. We niay be brief and
tedious at the sante time,' Sonne one
brought Voltaire, the master of brevi-
ty, . an epigram in two lines. "Ah!"
said Voltaire. "Very good, but it
drags in spots," The old comic dra-
matist said of a dull oaf, "This laconic
ass makes brevity ridiculous." We
do not want to make brevity ridiculous
or let it make us so.
Nevertheless, we should all do well
to cultivate and practice brevity, and
we may be sure that we should be
much more listened to if we spoke
less.
Chalking It Up!
it is a little-known .fact outside the
coal -mining industry itself, that chalk
is a large factor in assessing the
wag yf the coal -miner, says an .Eng From All Quarters.
lish ter. The chalk for this par-. Only one man in 203 is xis feet in
pose is bought by the miner himself in height.
irregular'-' shaped lumps sbinewleat The fu.l equipment of a diver
' 'ger' ,han a duck's egg. weighs about 175 pounds.
a miner is given employment One grain of indigo is sufficient to
pat Limner section of the coal affect the color of a ton of water.
n he is also given -a 1, :. r from Coal used for household purposes oses '
n
the ipbabet common to t'.e district England aipouuts to ;31f,00 000.,tons .a
wh eiri he is' enrlsloyee, 'and a die- -year; industries use nearly 100,00.0,600
-tiinguishing number, such as 2D if he tons annually.
is working iii the D district. As the The most expensive andthe scarcest
tubs cone up from the pit they are precious stone nowadays is the emer•
carefully weighted, and the weight ald. One was sold recently, at Chri.•
and numbers are properly entered te. tie's, for -700 a carat.
to a book under the heading 2D. Italy's perfume manufacturers con -
At the beginning • of the miner's sunie 1,360 tons of orange blossdm,
930 tons of roses, 150. tons each of jas-
mine and violets, and fifteen tons of
jonquils annually.
In Slain a declaration of marriage
is very simple. It is considered a pro-
posal merely to offer a lady a flower,
or to take a light from a cigarette if
she is holding it in her mouth.
Beginning life as a bobbin -carrier
nearly _ fifty years ago at Hindley,
Lancashire, Mr. Peter Taylor has been
appointed manager of the same mill
which he entered as a boy.
PALE, WAN CHEEKS
A �1G�V QF ANAEMIA
To Have Good Color and Health
the Blood Must be Kept
Red and Pure.
Many women who had good color
and bright eyes in their girlhood grow
pale and colorless and lose much of
their charm when .they become wives
and mothers. Why is it? When the
fading color in the cheeks and lips is
accompanied by a loss of brightness
in the eyes and an increasing heavi-
ness in the step and a tendency to
tire easily,. the cause is to be sought
in the state of the blood.
Many causes may contribute to the
condition of the blood known as anae-
mia. Care of the . home, overwork,
lack of outdoor: exercise, insufficient
rest and sleep,, improper diet, are a
few' of them. The important thing is
to restore the -blood, to build it up eo
that the color will return to the cheeks
and lips, brightness to the eyes, and
lightness to the step. To- do this,
nothing can equal Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. They begin at. once g e to increase
the red corpusles in the blood, and
this new blood carries strength and
health to every partof the body. The
appetite improves, digestion becomes
perfect, and energy and ambition re-
turn. Proof is given in the statement
of „Mrs. Alex. Archambo, Cornwall,
Ont., who says:—"Two years ago any
health began to fail, I was suffering
from headaches, pains in the back
and sides, and a constant tired out
feeling. I had used a lot of medicine,
but instead of it helping me I seemed
to be growing weaker. My friends
urged me to try Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, and while I felt disheartened at
my experience with other medicines,
I decided to do so. To my great joy
I soon found the pills were helping
me, and their continued use for a time
fully restored my health:. I feel that
I would be ungrateful it I did not give
my experience with Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, in the hope that ie may point the
way to health to some other poor suf-
fer er."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills can be ob-
tained through any medicine dealer,
or may be had by mail, post paid, at
50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Broci:viile, Ont.
week he marks his first tub. 21) 1, and
then carries on throughout the Week,
each tab being numbered by .him in
rotation. At the end of the week his
last tub may read 21) 23,
When an empty tub is put into the
miner's working -place, he rubs out all
the previous markings. He then puts
on his own number, letter, and the
number of his filling.
Only a high sense• o1 duty .ensures
the smooth working of this chalk sys-
tem, and woe betide any offender if
the case can be proved against him.
He becomes locally a social outcast.
The Groundhog.
Nobody knows wbere the groundhog
got its "rep" as a weather forecaster;
but belief in its powers in this regard
Seems to be very ancient.
It is a kind of marmot (therefore re-
lated to the prairie dog) and makes
its home in a burrow twenty or thirty
feet- long, which descends obliquely
four or five feet, and then gradually
rises to a large round chamber, where
the groundhog family sleeps' and
brings up the young ones.
In the daytime the woodchuck (as it
is otherwise called) never goes 'far
from its bttrrow, When, angry or
alarmed it makes a chattering noise,
or sometimes utters' a shrill whistle.
Its bite is severe, ;and it will make a
desperate fight against a dog.
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The Deadly Jordan.
Bathing in the RIver Jordan, fa-
mous in sacred history, has lost its
popularity as the result of the dis-
covery by United- States physicians,
,that it is a dangeipttsm disease -germ
tier.
ne of tlne first • steps taken by an
American Red Cross unit reaching
t region was an analysis of the
see er. water, It was found to be laden
With the germ of akin cii:na,.;es and
ether ntflledies,
There have never before been re-
strictions on bathing in ,tile stream,
regardless of the physical conditions
of the bathers, but the revelations et
the danger lurking in the Jordan's
wider caused the local 0nthorities to
piano a ban on the unreetricted bath-
ing.
Throw out the old oil and wick from
the„ incubator lamp, test the ther-
inolnetsr arid: level up the machine.
The biggest cheese in the World
was rt:cently exhibited at a Chicago
dally show; it weighed fourteen tons,
and. nine men, aided by mechanical
appliances,• were required to Inovk. it.�.
y.
Not So Hard to Understand.
A teacher who believed in -co-opera-
ting with the parents of her pupils '
called at the home of a small boy
whom she had caught in a number of
falsehoods in order to take counsel
with his mother. •
"I can't see how you can say that,"
the boy's mother objected. "John
never tells me lies. I'm mighty par-
ticular about it myself. He's out in
the yard now. "Annie," she said to his
small sister, "you go out and tell him
to come right in this minute!"
Annie went, but in a few minutes
she returned without the small pre-
varicator. "He won't come," she ann
pounced proudly. "He says he won't."
- "Did you tell hill who was here?"
inquired his mother,
Annie shook her head..
"All right," said the truthful parent,
"Go back and tell him his grand-
mother's here and has some candy
for him. That'll bring him!"
USEFUL' MODE! S.
8531
Sketched
from
Garments
made from
McCall
Patterns
9.1o•5, j
No. 8531 -Ladles' and Misses' One -
Piece Nightgown. Price 20 cents. In
3 sizes; small, 32, 34; medium, 36,
38; large, 40, 42 ins. bust. Medium
size with pookets,. shorter sleeves, 33
yds. 32 ins. wide, or 3% yds. 36 ins,
wide; without' pockets, 3% yds. 32
ins. wide, or 3% yds. 36 ins. wide.
Width around bottom, 1%, yds.
No. 9105—Ladies' Negligee or House
Gown. .Price 20 cents. Cut from one
width of material; instep length.
Cutin3 sizes; shall, 34, 36; medium,
38, 40; large 42, 44 ins. bust measure.
Small size requires 3 yds. 40 or 45 ins.
wide. Width around bottom, 1z .yds,
These patterns may be obtained
from your local McCall dealer, or from
the McCall Co..,_ 70 Bond St., Toronto,
Dept. W.
MONEY ORDERS.
When ordering goods by mail send
a Dominion Express Money Order.
-
Eucalyptus Fuel.
Eucalyptus 't tees planted en tropi-
cal mountain sides would produce fuel
at the rate of twenty tons, dry weight
(sixty•pounds to the cubic fobt),eper
acre annually. This in perpetuity, the
plantations when cut reproducing
themselves without further expense.
Such is the declaration of a scientist
who says that by thismeans the.sun's
heat in hot latitudes can be economi-
cally stored, the dry eucalypt timber
being heavier than coal and possessing
more heating power, bulk for bulk.
An acre of eucalyptusin the tropics,
he asserts, would *educe the equiva-
lent of at least twenty tons of coal, per
annum, the only requirements being
powerful sunshine and heavy rainfall
to insure rapid growth. So, with such
a possible resource available, why
worry about the threatened, exhaustion
of the coal mines?
A Bold Bird.
The chickadee will eat out of your
hand if you show 'him that you have
something good to eat and he isnot
already pretty well satisfied, for he is
a sociable; fearless and responsive
little fellow. Another thing is that if
you whistle to the chickadee he will
invariably respond, which is more
than can be said of midst other birds:
The chickadee braves the winter cold
and •remains even when the snow
makes it hard for shim to find much
food. The top and back of his head is
jet black and there is a big black spot
also on his throat, while the rest of
the bird is shaded from white to gray
and buiiish,
"One single idea may have greater
weight than the labor of all men,
animals, and engines for a,. century."
Emerson.
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A Mornin - Dish, Of
ir
.
a.
ceA h .xniy does hearten. one up
for the day. Wkly- shouldn't it?
- Gi pe N its is ready -cooked,
r;tisk t �:
�4e�ex�.cc�, o�d contains .
F1�eryn
good d elements��stv�r
requires for the siren. t -to do
this •
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gke (Jr, e Nuts4 :,
11Nh. p R.. se
em-.
An Acute Observer.
Natural history was the subject of
the lesson, . and the teacher asked,
"Who can tell me what an oyster Is?".
A small hand, gesticulating violent-
ly, shot up into the -air, and a shrill
voice called out, 5`I know—I can tell,
teacher!„
"Well, Bobby," said the teacher,
"you may tell us what an oyster is,"
"An oyster," triumphantly answered
Bobby, "Is a fish built like a nut!"
Ordors of the Day.
I was beingshaved the other day,
says a writer, when a grizzled chap in
a captain's uniform calve in. He
saluted smartly and seated himself in
the chair next to my own,
"Hair cut," he said in gruff tones,
"How would you like it cut, six?"
the barber asked. '
Tile .captain, who was baldish, an
s'wered gruffer thin 'ever:
"Line
upthe hairs sand
nu
tub
erif
0
to the right. Odd numbers each want
half an inch. Dress smartly with bay
ram and brilliantine. Then dismiss."
MARCH WEATHER
DANGEROUS TO BABY
Our Canadian March weather—one
day bright, but sloppy, the next blus-
tery andcold-is extremely hard on
children. Conditions make it neces-
sary for the mothersto keep the little
ones indoors. They. are often confined
to overheated, badly ventilated rooms
and • catch colds which rack their
whole system. To guard against these
colds and to keep the baby well till
the better, brighter days come along,
a box of Baby's Own Tablets should.
be kept in the house and an occasion-
al dose given the baby to keep his
stomach and bowels working regular-
ly. The Tablets are a mild but
thorough laxative which never fail to
regulate the stomach and bowels and
thus they relieve colds and simple
fevers and keep the baby at. The Tab-
lets are sold by medicine dealers or by
mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr,
1Yilliams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
Everything Right in the End.
I want to believe in the happy old way
That all will come right in the end
some day,
That life will be better and days will
be sweet,
That roses will carpet the world for
men's feet,
That love and affection and honor and
trust,
Will Iift us from sorrow and shadow
and dust.
I want to go toiling with this in my
heart,
That every day brings us the joy of
a start
Fresh with endeavor and duty and
truth,
As we swing to our tasks with the
vigor of youth,
Singing the music of love and ,of
cheer
Till clouds drift apart and the storms
disappear.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited,
Have used MINARD'S LINIMENT
for Croup; found nothing equal to it.
CHAS. E. SHARP.
Hawkshaw, N.13., Sept. lst, 1905.
Whence the Sleighhell.
Not least curious among objects of
antiquity dug up in Central America
and Columbia are golden images of
reptiles with tiny sleighbells for eyes.
At all events, we should call them
sleighbells because, 'in miniature, they
are exactly 'like sieighbeIIs, the ,slit
serving to represent the opening be-
tween the eyelids. '
Pull. -sized sleighbells, mostly gold-
' plated, with metal pellets inside to
tinkle, are found in. arc€ent graves ail
over Centras America. Usually they
are of copper, and have a loop at the
top to hang by,
What they were used for is a mys-
tery, Presumably for adornment,
tiiougln they may have had a religious
significance. Tdtnnnl faknbiy they were
cast in molds.
The prehistoric alnilabitants of those
regions' were t xc•ee;lingly skillful
motel .vorkere, copper and gold being.
their favorite mate?Tial:E., They had a
process for plating witli a gold wash
that is -net undor ieea at all to -day. •
But it would be most t ilntereettng to,.
know Low it came abort 'that sleigh -
bells extretly like olu )wn in pattern
'Were nn abs. on this eentinent cen-
turien and ,probably thotlsantis oT
years, before the Now' World was dis-
covered,
Value of Coal Gear
English experts are carlYiAg on ex-
tensive tensive tests of the value of. coal gas
for, annealing tempering, Bardet l'ng
a I melting Tnetetis,,
e
�'•t�. CIATI A,
Would you be rid of that
�!sickening pain. -that sharp
ntte-like thrust alone the
sciatic nerve -course at
ever movement? Thou-.
rt�dsihhaye found lasting
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules
Many doctors prescribe
them.
Write
rg SWTrg o fo
tree sample.
Sold by reliable druggists
everywhere for $1.04.
ASTHMA
Templeton's ft A 2. N1 A H Cap..
soles are guaranteed to relieve
AST H MA. Don't Suffer an-
other day.
Write Te mpletons ,142 King St.
W., Toronto, foriroosample.
Reliable druggists sell then at
81.04 a box.
Musical Milking.
Farmers will be Interested in the
statement that cows minced to music
give more milk than those milked in
silence.
The experiment is said to have been
conducted at the Electrical Exposi-
tion in • New York, where the cows
were not' only milked to music but
milked by electricity; and sceptics
will perhaps wonder what would be
the result if the cow were milked by
hand while the farmer's boy played a
fiddle. Mozart and Beethoven were
among the composers whose work
dignified the hour and increased the
flow of milk,
Seep Kinard,* liniment in the house,
Shovels Ore Into Cars.
Operated by compressed air di-
rectedby one man, a new implement
for use about mines literally shovels
ore from piles into cars.
'Tt
HEY do no
t\\
fear coughs,
colds and allied :,
complaints. For !eV'
over60 years they t : • -
have relied on t
forprompt results. With the lowered
strength and vitality of age they realize
more than ever before the importance
of having Gray's Syrup on hand for
immediate use. G"
Thoy erways buy the Lame Six*
Lift off erns!
Doesn't hurt a bit and • Freezondl
costs only a few cents.
With your lingers'!' "Jon can lift o1
any hard corn,soft corn, or cora betwee
e toes, and the hard skin calluses frog
bottom of feet.
.A tiny bottle of "Freezone" costs littl
tit any drug store; apply a few drop
upon the corn or sanies. Instantly 1
stops hurting, then shortly you lift tha
bothersome corn or callus right off, roo
and al], without one bit of pain or son`
nese, ^'rely! No humbug
Send Prisoners Home.
One hundred and ninety thousand
prisoners of war, including 43,110 of
ricers, have been repatriated from the
French camps since January 20th, ac-
cording to an announcement from the
French War Office.
Ask for rinard's and take no other.
Pensions granted to disabled sol-
driersrange from Canada's 47s. 11d.
a week, at the head of the list, to
Germany's 20s. 9d.. at the foot. In
Great Britain such a man is entitled
to 40s. weekly.
CONVENIENT!
If Constipated, Bilious or
Headachy, take
"Cascarets." f
Cascarets never gripe, sicken or in-
convenience one like Salts, Oil, Calo-
mel or harsh Pills. Feel bully! Be
efficient! Don't stay sick, bilious,
headachy, constipated. Remove the
liver and bowel poison which is keep-
ing your head dizzy, your tongue coat-
ed, your breath bad and stomach sour.
Why not spend a few cents for a box
of Cascarets and enjoy the nicest,
gentlest laxative -cathartic you ever
experienced :' They work white you
sleep.
CUSS/ilea AdVe!'ti#4'!lyit"Xittl1" ^
„� etpin#tT$ 1iR!1 mils.
QRTRAIT . AGENTS WA140194
Ga1004 Onto and �6nishee•--•ieeroes
nt a on r rue ^- 414 for oatatogu,
loato. 4ft.4 Brunitiwick Av... To
ANTED. -- Rh1LYA33Lx1, aCl41:f?.
cryo Betio ntee, farmers' gens, farm
r othertt who can devote sono o
their spare time to represent us a
Salesmen for Ner ery Stock. We sun
Pl.to•ddete eanvaseing o1.tflte free o
chargen offer liberal remuneration
APP1Y immediately to Maple Serer.
Nurseries. 'Winona. Ont,
SMART, ENER IISTIC y'oU1�TG 1'S.A,Ii
wanted to handle Mining stocks
bonds and debentures, to represent 'p o
rontc House. Liberal oommieslon, .,tp.
ply Box 8, Wilson Publishing Co., To.
ionto,,
IHSTRZ11L1'TOES WANTED
RESIDENT IOISTRIBUTORS WANT-
vince in In every
very mal °etude' ire"
quired, and you handle your own money.
Shipments all duty paid, f,o,b, Montreal.
Send for agency proposition. G�astiirtt
f Co., Bridgeton, New Jersey, U.S.A,
1 POR SALE
I;gWSPtyAPER. WEEICLY, IN BRUG'%
1 Box T. Wilson €Publishing rCo t1. irnlit ett
i T3 .Adelaide St. W., Toronto.
1CiOr
1 rY ELL EQUYPPzon ' NBWSPAPEh
1 T and jobprinting plant in Plast.
IOntario, Insurance nc
e carri ed Y. 50 tog Will
� go for I,200 on quick sale. '"13oI
Wilson Publishing Co.. Ltd.. Toronto
rzreriLI$ER.
STEVENS' COMPLETE PERTIL-•
iter will pay you. Write for prices.
Q HIP YOUR EMPTY BAGS—SUGAR.
I7 flour, bran sacks to Stevens, High-
est prices. Geo, Stevens, .864 Mark i3
Peterboro.
WOOD ASHES.
IF YOU HAVE A CAR FOR SALE
write me. Geo. Stevens, 864 Mark
Street, Peterboro.
SCRAP IRON.
T F TOU HAVE A MIRE AND RAV]
dome and or 3 ou vherre it laysI will
. Cleo.
Stevens, 364 Mark Street, Peterboro.
I'ARM$ BOUGHT.
T HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR SAL -
ill. able farms. Give description, lo-
cation and cash price. James P. 'b'ti'hit»A.
Box DOJ, New lrranklin, Milo.
!15cELLA.NEOUS,
•ADZES %ANTED TO DO PLAIN -
.0 light sewing at home whole osf
spare time, good pay, work sent any dis-
tance, ebarges paid. Send stamp for par-
iloulai's, National Manufacturing Com-
pany, *Montreal.
(1Oi?1IN STOCK .WANTED, IF YOil
VV are able to supply, advise us, as wad
will pav the hii:heat prices, dry or green'
from tho saw. Noonan Bros., Limited{..
Owen Sound, Ont,
f 1ANCER, TUMOIt5. LLiIIPS, EMX..
internal and externa€, cured v:lthoett
before toour tem Drt a Beliman Write i nit
Co.,cal
Limited, Coilingwood, Ont.
An:erica'v Pioneer Bog reels -taloa
Book on
DOG DISEASES
and Flow to Pecs
AMailea Tree to any Ad-
dress by the Author.
E. Clay GIover Co., Ism,
115 SFeat 3.1 t Street
New York, k, L%. C ,..
Montreal D. WATSON & CO. ,Nem York -- -- - --- L ,tri 1 00V
f I t n
eatretnentetenereenge
"SYRUP OF FIGS" FROM RHEUMATISM
CHILD'S I1VE J Almost,=
1 any man win tell you..
that Sloan's Liniment
WHEN YOU SUFE
Look at tongue! Remove poi* 1 means relief
sons from little stomach,.
liver and bowels
For practically every urian has used
it who has. suffered from rheumatic
aches, soreness of muscles, stiffness
of joints, the results of weather ex-
posure.
Women, too, by the hundreds of
thousands, use it for relieving neur-
itis, lame backs, neuralgia, sick head-
ache. Clean, refreshing, soothing,
economical quickly. effective, Say
"Sloan'S Liniment" to your druggist.
Mario in, Canada, .t.,Get it today
35c., 70e., $1.10.
Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
only—look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless laxative or physic for the
little stomach, liver and bowels.
Children love its delicious fruity
taste. Full directions for child's dose
on each bottle. Give it without fear.
Mother"' You must say "California."
ACUTE ECZEMA
ON ABY'S A
Face,Neck,Arms, Terrible
Sight, ItchedAnd Burned.
Cuticura Heals,
VOI0°1 Baby was two menthe old ;when
I noticed little pimples on her mead.
They kept getting worm and spread
till her head, face, neck and arms
were one mass of cruptionc, bi±rrrlre ,
itching, and bleeding. I was coil it
vas acuto eczema. 1 bad to caw up her
arras end lees' in linen. She was s
terrible sight. For one year I had
no rest night or day.
"We got ettti::ura Coe ;. ` el.Osut.
talent. In Iese than two weeks she
began to mend and in a few months
she was healed." (1,iigned) Mrs.
Doorman, 243 McDonnell 53,, Peter.
boro, Out„ April 19, 1919.
Stop the use of all doubtful soaps.
Use Cuticura for all toilet purposes.
Soso 2Sc, Ointment 25 and We, Sold
throughouttheDominion. CenadianDepot:
L mans,Umitad,St. PautSt.,Ibiontroai,
Ctzticura,Stito Atoms without snug.
moe..:-_
S s'Sa3PS C 4 '4J QJr)
FRO
A little D:;1 neck •
tig:i id:::',. 3..s ..tijSt
hair I.:ti:i g
Get a small bottle of "Danclerine" et
any drug store for a few cents, pour et
little into your hand and rub well into
the scalp with the finger tips. By
morning most, if not ail, of this awful
scurf will have disappeared, Two or
three applications erten remove every
bit of dandruff and stops falling hair.
Every hair on scalp shortly shows
more life, vigor, brightness, thickness
and color.
ONLY TABLETS MARKED
"AYR" ARE ASPF
Not • Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross"
'Okkk
ISSUE No. 11.—'20,
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For (' 1 l , "rein, ITra leelle, N'cural• pa,Io o ttlriuli contains col. n ?etc db'
Oa, Toothache, ' Earache, and for rectir ns, Then comp
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J:Blu um t l i:gnn, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neu- 4=lpi.iin—tile genuine .tlopniln lire'
ritiN, take At4pirin marked with the saliva by phveiciane for over pure -
tame `Bayer" or you aro not taking: tern years, Now 'made in. t'Iuedn.
Aspirin at all, . 17ancly tin boxes containing 't' tali•.
Accept only "Bayer "Tablets of lets cost but a few cents, 1) um:if:lei
4Fmiriu" in an unllroken "Bayer" also sell larger "Bayer" puel•.ngerl.
Th.ero is only one Aspirin—t Sayer"—'S''o1a =tot say "1 nye.
Aspirin is the trash, tarts (roglaterod in Canada) of Bayer:Ilanatarinre of Month.
acetieacldcster of 80.11cyllesold, whsle 1t is well known that Aspirin anima flrn
tnaauta.cture, to nsafet the public) affably imitations,. the Tablets of Bayer deice iuy
will bo stamped with their general trade mark, the "Bayer Croat,"
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