HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-8-4, Page 7PALE AND NERVOUS
SCHOOL CHILDREN
Need Rich, Red Blood to Regain
Health and Strength..
Many children start school in excel --
lent health, but after a short time
home work, examinations, hurried
meals and crowded school rooms
cause their blood to become weak,
their nerves over -wrought and their
color and spirits lost. It is a mistake
to let matters drift when boys and,
girls Show symptoms of nervousness
or weak blood. They are almost sure
to fall victims of St, Vitus dance. or
drift into debility that leads to other
troubles. Regular meals, out -doer
exercise .and plenty of sleep are neces-
sary to combat the nervous wear of
chool life. But it is still more impor-
Cant that permits should pay attention
to the school child's blood supply.
Keep this rich and red by giving Dr -
Williams' fink Pills and the boy or
girl will be sturdy and fit for school..
The value of Dr. Williams' Pink '?ills
iu cases of this kind is shown by the
statement of Mrs, Watson, Grand
Faille, N,13., who says: "In the spring
of 1919 my daughter Thistle, then 12
years of age, began to show symp-
toms of nervousness which developed
into St. Vitus dance. She seemed to
lose control of leer limbs and at times
every muscle in her body secured to
bo twitching and jerking, ,and the
trouble seemed to be growing worse.
We fluidly decided to glue .Dr.. Wil•
lianas' Pink Pills, and the result was
better even titan we had, hoped for,
and she Is now enjoying the beet of
neaai•n.
You can get Dr. Williams' Pink LIIIS
through any dealer in medicine or by
mail at 50 cents a box or Mx boxes for
F2.50 from The Dr. Williams' elect!.
eine Co., Brockville, Out.
Flies and Colors.
Ii you want to inane your room a
tractive to Ates. paper it in bright yel-
low.
4 •
Safeguarding,the Community.
The escape of a pair°' et untamed
lions from a wrecked circus train sug-
gests to one's mind the organization of
the entire community to destroy a
common menace. The scratch of the
lion's claw is almost always fatal, This
is due to the blood -poisoning germs
that accumulate and developon the
claw as it remains within the moist
and waren sheath.
Yet that familiar insect bred in un-
speakable filth and kpown to us as the
common housefly carries a million
dangerous and deadly germs on its
hairy body and is a menace far snore
hazardous to the community than all
the lions and other animals that break
from circus cages, Notwithstanding
this danger due to the great number
oe these insects and to their pertina-
tious habit to Inspect, touch and taste
every object within reach of their ae
tive wings, folks are not inclined to
get together on a community program
looking for the destruction of the eggs
and maggots of Geis pestiferous in-
sect.
However, it is more than possible
that in rural places individual effort
with screens, traps, closed vessets for
foods that attract these pests, sul-
phate of iron for . the manure piles,
etc.. will bring a sufficiently satisfac-
tory return in the reduction of the
number of pestering flies with which
the m,ernbers of the family will have
to contend, to well repay for the in-
vestment of time and east of the nevess-
sary materials,
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Patience With a Limit.
Dora has the common infantile COM.
Plaint of wanting everytliiug she can
think of before she will condescend to
go to sleep. •
"1 want a. drink of mile!" she an-
Bits of Canadian, News.
The output of zing from Canadian
mines Paas more than quadrupled since
1916, according to the Mines Branch.
The output in 1916 was 2,065 tons,
whilst by 1919 it had jumped to 11,005
tomo,
A new record in milk production for
the entire globe has been set by Bella «lust So.
Pontine, owned by T. A. Barron, of Ile had entered the tailor shop by y 1 '
Brantford. According to time official removing a pane of lees from the 'What is it that keeps the moon in Mrs. Ne -les Declares the Medi -
test taken by the supervisor of the door. The identification bureau of the place and prevents it from falling?" Cine Has Completely Re.
Holstein Freisan Association this Detroit }lattice department examined asked *nal' stored Her Health,
Convicted by His Fingers,
A jury in Michigan recently found a
man guilty .of burglary, Yet no wit -1
nese
it -
nese appeared against hint; the stolen
goods were not found in his posseslt
-
sion; no one saw him commit the i
crime, and no one saw hint in the'
neighborhood of the tailor shop that
he had robbed.
OWES HER LIFE T
A LAC, SAYS
HAD SUFFERED. TWENTY-
FIVE
TENTY-
FIVE LONG YEARS.
spleudid animal produced for the the glass the next day and found fin -his brother "I firmly believe I owe my life to
twelve month period ending June 18th, ger-prints They compared teem with Ii
a total of 27,01? pounds of milli 1,259 prints on file in the bureau and finally "" Teslac, for it' has completely restored
pounds of fat; 1,573.75 pounds of but- identified them as those of a man who I It Paid. Dividends, my health after suffering twenty-five
ter. This es far in excess of any more than a year before had been ace! "Was your -daughter's musical edu- years, was the statement made by
world's record proviouiiy set and en- quitted of a charge of breaking axle f cation a profitable venture?" asked is1rs. S. Nelies, 208 Parliament Ste
"I sup, ose it's the beams,," replied
titles Pella Pontiac to the title of the entering a house. They crested bier. ^ Snr;th. Toronto.
world's record cow. and six months after the crime, dun- I "Rather." sail Brown. "I bought "During all those years 1 hardly
The making of government steel ing which time he stoutly maintained the houses an either side of us a: knew what :t nos to eat a good meal
it orders has commenced at
his inneeenee, brought him into court. hal£ their value:"
the Do-
ra
minion
minion Iron and Steel plant at Sydney.
There the fingerprints were the sole
without suffering dreadful pales in the
pit of rxly stV.+..if':a read also pa p:tetio:a
N.S,, and 2,400 men are engaged in witness against him. Professional Immunity. 1 of the heart afterr,�ares.' My liver was
the work. The heavy government or- The police of nearly all countries 1 Little Boy --"We've been pla.•ine badly out of order and I was troubled
y a lot with nausea. I geperaily woke
dors will alone keep the plant in know that fingerprint identification is "'school, another," up in fire niernings with fl fearfut
operation for the duration of the sum- an exact science; but the difficulty is 1 Aiather--'•Si�eli, I hope you were l;eadaielie and Iia s c s ills of izzl-
mer and fall. to convince the jurors, In order to do well behaved during school hours- d u h pe d
Evidence of the favorable reception so the Detroit polite called for ex- w Little Boy —'"I dide't need to be be- tees that I had t:a ha on to the furni-
ture to save snyeeif from falliarg, I
of Canadian cattle in Scotland is con- 'pens and the opi:fon was that the cause I sccas t'ae teacher.°'
tallied in a cable from G asgow, Scot- fingerprints of the pr goner and those 'i
land, which announces that 629 Cana- on the glass taken frurrr the tinier shop Harmless Mayor. is
dine cattle l ave ben sold at es to 20ts were ex ectly alike in thirty -eine chief i Ara £uglisbniar. was peyieg his first i thought myfact..
Bente per pound. charaetcr,st.aes. Clue of the experts visit to Se thud. He arriveil at a 1 was annnost n eerier/tied invalid ad
Plane are proceeding far the erec- asserted that the chances of two men ` small t eve. and began to q ieation the geed to lie awake fur c u nigh.
l urs n night
tion cf a huge wireless receiving std- having tap eerily chief characteristics boater. worry:mg about arty eund1tion, tad
tion in Montreal under the ownership In serener were about Brno in three,, el suppose yet have a provicet here?' never expected to he wen again.
and operation of the Vareonl Wire -hundred ;acid two eextriilbcica. two bite •• ' .
less Conz an of Canada.tired .end t:.ir w•.;��• .'. � ,'�`�'^ «.and the Porter, i '°Beat the slaty `i'�tt:iae l<•.xS fa�t u
p y t, ee qurnta:ion, four , "astute dotes he have to sts:lie like leery :ads Eisen really iv kr 4114 le ul. Thell*ro t
A new Canadian automobile coni- hundred :eel fifty -fear quadrillionn. ° nieyeree-
fer
pany has been formed by Canadian in- eight hutehea. inti t iirty-eight trel- h "Have tiwl,ate" I 1 beganw doses seemed to de the good, less I to t•3eep better wind had less
terests to be known as the Parker lion, one hundrel and twenty-one bin '•Iusigaia--well, f°ar instance. does distres.aftere�
Motor Car Company. It has taken over lien, two hundr e :hid ninety-three h + , s my meals. After #ailing,
a erg p lin in the north end of 'Mont- in en, :s a u.u::trod and seventeesischain?"
'•.i said the aGtuziishetl Por hi -meetly say I ani a;: well n;:s I ever
real, formerly used extensively.. for thousand, five laaateiree and forty-four ter. "Na, na. He gangs ieose; but was in my life. Ali ins Mina( -h
munitions. and will manufacture what (302,231,454,sa, 1`'1,2'.+"'..eeel,540. Ail dined bee. Nearee', he's trete hareeleees." trouble has disep1aa rl'd, 1 seep fine
nouneed loudly one evening when are known re; the Parker automobile the ex, t rs t,e oete•.1 that as PE -"seats ' at night ate: , -.an ;mace mer c,r a
;iiarjorie bad already' made severtal a,.,., g , - ten wear.,. tli „ , . 1
and the Parker motor teetrk. The tingBtpa ree�� did rc,t t-la:ur;N Evora birth' � 1 en cit, nt
trips upstairs. pa'esfdent of rtes new arganizatitan is until alt ., _,i, Sticks to Pad.
} t+c+asss s:akrtt with, ease. 1
"'I lit the gas for you: didn't i?" de- Sir Alex Hier Ilertrain. In melee to emphasize f' Tonnniv ltad bee'' a nauehiw bay, 1r to retenem, ended 'Tannic tai lents cif'
further the ,
as jet '::ed cut and weary ail the
leve and every new and then had such
sruakiug seasatie i •cone aver ens that
P, nave as e atiafa. eight bottles of this ren eine I can
v
mantled Marjorie, standing accusingly In the exanainatiosis at McGill exaetnee to? ' end wen his father cantte� beans-. Irt• m." glad of Li., oelaer
tit(, n,, flied three of the s c
by the bed. Meaty to ten eve.; laaaad,� what a gravid
ySchool of Agriculture, Lieut. P.. H. jurors Work' a k d ata -:temp thee. fiat- sleeks tt, tinit thio: "T marry, do You •. tve• "..einem it is.°'
No answer. Unwin, formerly of the Doe -al Field gerprinte cont .a:I . Then ens (,,f the knees what is:tppens to goer! lues s`"°
"And I've brouglet you your black Artillery, an Imperial prospective son; three metre -eel arra a Plural veal t'•.e "ret~, dad: Mtn' z;€a ta4 Heed* n."
`l'aulac i' eted ey lead:Mg drueg se
t-
doll?" dice acuter under the I oltlier Settle- impre, : a::f tee- of hie ,an„ e r The "1*» c t.+et i,iaOW whet env. „ , ws t Y ,sloe; re- ;adv.
' c ,- j i- f . I � tel '�/�.41 ; s
Still Dora vouclts:afed no reedy. meet Act of 'anodal Med at the toil judst. is _i the e'er.? in a new .envl h .y- " No F a, taaa
y
They litre that color best. "And I gave you a piece of stilts of the last. Ile wrote en twentyisvo the one ca-• v �s,t:,...:c sl them with wig, "res. dad; they fie• to the Wiser
.. _„ Wee - :,,, , , . „
They do not seen to care about blue, paper and a pencil";' subjects, in ss'veutcen obtaining first, nil}iatg f ' . ,°thee:: t 3 ar• 4. a: '�L:.4 t .t.ta.,.s.' , ,n; rice
In four eeet w4
green or orange, one way or (be other.
This tiers Mora pouted talent, class ht*nnrs, and in the remainder had Iola a:t tie :l the Jtu r n. et h..ad "1`+'e ll. Tenney. sw:rardaln°t g. 9 vele: .� s (a A cfll''
Red tlac markedly d s dislike. �i ll d d l i be net tCe Ire aveu "
y fi
a;taai e and Mee
Pencil d d � � � • � fir, he
ncat;it., es, wan
R* i t e, ecrce t fe b g sister, with
Houseflies are our most intimate • an air of finality, "Just you take the
companions, and everything that eau Pena an paper, anddraw a cow;
be learned about them is worth know- then you can miik It!
ing, Their color preferences have Fortune awaits the genius who can
invent a drum drat can be heard only
by the ma boy who beats it.
been ascertained by reeent elaborate
experiments.
London's oldest bridge over the
Thanes is Waterloo Bridge; Meek- courage;i in Java, where the cal is
friars Bridge dates back only to 1869. utilized in the textile industry.
:fetor bean production is being en -
Surnames and Their Origin
COI -BURN
Variation --Colborn, Colbern.
Racial Origin—Welsh.
Source—A locality,
These surnames belong to the classi-
fication of those which have been de-
rived from places, their first applica-
tion having been to distinguish the in-
dvidual by reference to his place of
residence or former place of residence,
in addition to his given name.
Had the name been an English he
stead at a Welsh development, it would
alive been "Hazelhill," and in the
sense of meaning alone it would be
put in the sone classification with
such English family names as Hazel -
holt, Hazelhurst and Hazelton.
The Welsh form of the name, how-
ever, is neither Colburn, Colborn, nor
Colbern, but "Colbrin" or "Colbryn:'
It is a compound of the word "bryn,"
meaning a "hill," and "coil," which
designates the hazel plant in the an-
cient tongue of the Cymric.branch of
the Celtic race.
It is to be noted that a much heavier
proportion of family navies from the
Welsh and Cornish tongues belong in
the classification of place names than
among the Gaelic branches of the
Celts; that is to say, the Irish and the
Scottish. The reason for this lies in
the higher development of the clan
system among the latter and a develop-
ment of clan nomenclature which was
virtually a system of family names. As
early as the tenth century this sys-
tem was crystalized by royal -edict in
Ireland. But in Wales patronymics
held strictly to use as definitely des-
criptive of the individual's parentage,
often becoming virtual genealogies of
up to a dozen names, finally to be dis-
carded for a place name.
MacNAMARA
Variations—McNamar, Macnamara,
Racial Origin --Irish.
Source—A elven name.
'Here is a family name with a tang
of the salt sea, and which, if you were
familiar with the speech of the Gael,
would call up visions of clashing arum
and splintering galleys, with Celt and
Viking looked in deadly combat off
shore. Nor, if you were familiar with
tlae history of the Gael, would the lo-
cality of the visions necessarily be off
the Irish coast, for the Irish in the
early Middle Ages, united under a
single "high king," took the offensive
as often as the defensive, and at one
Period their compaigns penetrated as
far as northern Italy, as well as along
the shores of the Baltic and Scandin-
avia.
The meaning of the name of the
ancient Irish clan, or "Siol Conmara,"
or, to use the more usual and modern
form, "MacConmara," is "descend-
ants"or "followers of the sea pro-
tector," and the elan derived its name
at some point in medieval history from
a sea chieftain to whom had been
given the name "Cu-mara," derived
from the combination of the words
"cu" and "muir," and signifying "pro-
tector of the sea."
With the passage of the Gaelic clan
system many generations ago, under
the pressure of English law and cus-
tom, the use of the word esial" and the
designation of divisions of population
by clans has been dropped. The Irish
have n`bt succeeded in preserving their
clan organization as well as the Scots,
though the prefixes "0" and "Mac" as
denoting descent are still in wide-
spread use with family names with
hereditary connections strongly cher-
ished.
This family name is not Scottish,.
being found but Seldom in Scotland.
Fee�1. the body well
Right food for the -body is
more important than right
fuel for the engine.
is as scientific food,containing all
the nutriment of wheat and. niiaalt
ed barley:. Grape=Nuts digests
easily aiu1 �uiciciy, builds toward
health and strength -- and is
delightful in flavor and crispness
"There's Reason" �ar Nuts
second class honors. A native of Fin - tsteanipeul ti.t: iarir:t torn the t uitla coati. ; geed bee. avoid
land, he served in France. Belgium - • Tenney :nought n tt
an :erauany. and after demobilize- ii ! t s a nu I wee ; same -Nee -tether.
tion cause to Canada under the Soldier U , k1D I1: s� IIE,�fa II ycm. "
Settlement Board anal scarred work:
an a Prince- Edward Island farm, He I 1'I E SLIMED,' The Foolish Girt.
Intends contin.uing practical farm t ,t;i Irlrh i+r;F.=t was t<tlltit.g to Sri
work this surumer and purchasing a
farm for himself next year under the The suanraer months are the most _end servant, and it was the priest's
13oarcl. dangerous to ebileiren, The come custom to dlecuss will: the ratan ver€ -
Alberta's population is put at 620,• plaints of that season, which are taut; items cif news from tlu� tew8-
000 by the provincial vital statistics ' cholera a fantunr, colic dlahoea and. papers.
branch. Births In the province in 1920 dysentrs come on so quickly that en epee:. raid the eieree Sean, " fs this;
totalled 10,565. or at the rate of 27.7e' ten a little one is beyond aid before not scaadalfrus?'"
per thousand of population. Edmon.' the mother realizes he is ill. The ••Anel what is hitt. Fatted?"atI;eci
ton and Calgary run practically /leek mother n.u: t be on her guard to pre- pat
and neck in the matter of hirtba, the. vent Vitae troubles. or if they do Larne "It says in than paper tier., morning
record being 2,380 and 2,300 respec• on saulda ► iy to banish theta. No other that a large number of Lng1l>th girls
tively. Children born of British stock - me.diche' i , at such aitl 10 mother;' are marrying •Vhlnanien."
predominated In both cities. during hot weather as is Baby's Own "Kure. and that's nonlife.; yer her.-
-_„_,, Tab;ete. They regulate the stonnaeh or," replied Pat. '•I know a laandsortie
North Sea Fishermen Con- and bowers and are absolutely safe. Irish colleen that's married an Eng -
Sold by medicine dealers or by mail Nehmen'
tinning War. at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil-
The"combination of wartime hatred hams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
and commercial rivalry is responsible; What's in n Naine,
for the feud which has responsible.
r out The Changing View. The reason denti--t call their offices
between English and German North We used to think it rainel because we dental he tors is that "brassing rooms"
Sea fishermen of which the Donee wanted to have fun would lacy tote suggestive
have fallen victim, Several days ago , Out in the blossoms of the lane be -
natives of Grimsby, an English fishing : heath the glowing sun.
village, attacked a German fishing ves- ; And we were petulant and tress and
sel when it attempted to discharge a whimpered all the day—
cargo there, and, according to the Ger- . But now we view the rain that falls in Yarmouth, N.S.
Man version, boarded the ship and : quite a different way. Dear Sirs --Since the start of the
threatened the captain, beat up the Baseball season we have hewn hinder -
crew and broke up the furniture. ' We used to think the storms were sent ed with sore muscle':, sprained ankles,
to spoil our picnic date. etc., but just as score a, we started use -
Mg
-
' Later an English fishing steamer was i g MINARD'S LIN11IENT our
g;er'd't':.0-r, fiat, ore day. Pat was aan
0. McPherson,
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker.
Armstrong, B.C.
Minard's Liniment ('o„ Ltd.,
piloted into the herbor of Geeste-
munde, an important fishing city.
When the dockworkers and fishermen
learned. a British vessel had arrived,
they, according to the report of a sup -1
posedly reliable news association to
which many Berlin papers subscribe,
threatened the ships, which proved to
be from Grimsby, the sante town
where the German boat was attacked,
and forced the German pilot to come
ashore.
Then, states the report, the English
captain, smiling in a scornful planner,
saw it was impossible to land his car-
go and put out to sea again. It re-
mains for the Freiheit, the Socialist
organ to bring to light the complete
story of what happened to the English
vessel. It states she came to Geeste-
r under not to sell fish, but because
she had run out of coal and after de-
parting, either because she lacked the
services of a German pilot or was
short of fuel, ran aground on the
shoals near Helgoland and sank. All
officers and crew managed to reach
port after eight hours in an open boat.
At about the same time the natives of
Grimsby, unaware of the fate that had
befallen their townsmen, attacked a
fleet of Danish fishing vessels, dis-
charging cargo there, . and order was
only restored after a severe struggle
with the•police, who finally were vic-
torious. Further retaliations are ex-
pected.
His Advice.
Young Policeman (who has broken
up fight between two colored seamen) :
"Where do you live?"
Lar car—"Calcutta."
Policeman (to the other dago)—
"And where do you live?"
Chinaman—"Shanghai."
Policeman — "Um— well, the best
thong you two can do is to pop off
home to bed."
The •work of peeserrving St, Paul's
Cathedral has already been proeeedting
eight years, five years being ,spent on
one job alone.
And keep uspenned up in the house troubles en(Zed. Ever; baseball player
gate , should keep a bottle of your ifnimeut
And we were angry all the time that handy.
things should go that way— Yours truly,
But we have learned to view the W. E. MCPHERSON.
storms quite different to -day. Secretary Armstrong High School
Baseball Team.
.And le se in all things here that mark
our quiet life—
We see the wisdom of the toil and of
the pain and strife,
And we have grown a gentler will and
welcome all He sends
For now we take another view of Na-
ture's destined ends.
We know, for instance, that the rain is
sent to 1111 a need,
And not to spoil our happy day and
make our spirits bleed,
And through the larger purpose of His
will and wish we know
The blessing of the flying clouds as
the sun's bright glow.
MONEY ORDERS.
When ordering goods by mail send
a Dominion Express Money Order.
The Heart of Friendship.
Here's to the heart of friendship tried
and true
That laughs with us when joys our
pathway strew;
And kneels with us when sorrow like
a pall
Enshrouds our stricken soul; when
smiles through all
The midnight gleam with more than
human faith.
Here's to the love that seeks not self,
and hath
No censure for our frailty, but doth
woo,
By gentle arts, our spirits back into
The way of truth; then sheds upon
our lives
A radiance that all things else sur-
vives. - -
Every men suffers framcthe delusion
that he is necessary to the happiness
of sloane woman.
Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia
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ASPIRIN
"Bayer" is only Genuine
Warning! Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin at all.
In every Bayer package are directions
for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, Rheu-
matism, Earache, Toothache, Lumbago
and for Pain. Handy tin boxes of
twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug-
gists also sell larger packages. Made
in Canada: Aspirin is the trade mark
(registered in Canada), of Bayer
Manufacture of Moiioaceticacidester of
Salicylicacid.
\"ia-•.• Itt.°.14,a. is<i, tire int
bashes eel, dente"
Jena —' We>li, reetitene , nen tt a:ti:a
la;,day tial 1
re tea te^.disege:''
Mlnerd's Liniment ter sane everywhere
Eliminating Trouble.
Triad er-•a•"Weif h es.e e,;f the five
se st .-; sight, fee :rove. 1 e':aritig. tact •
(4r eme.^l--te ai d yeti mot a ',.rg
Small Poi— 'lea -ling, he.':au, a get•e
you get in en ail. et :see won't r. t
hurt.'
Cuticura Insures
Thick Glossy Hair
Shampoos with Cuticura Soap pre-
ceded by light applications of Cuti-
cura Ointment to rho scalp skin do
much to cleanse the scalp of dan-
druff and promote the healthy
condition necessary to producing
luxuriant hair.
Seap25c. otete ent25eettec, T,1ct"m25e. Sold
throughouttheDominioa. CauadfanDepot:
Lyman', Limited, 344 St. Pea. it., w., Montreal.
`Cutieura Soap haves without mug.
TO WOMEN
OF MIDDLE AGE
This Woman's Letter Tells
You How To Pass The
Crisis Safely.
Lascelles, P.Q. —"During the Change
of Life 1 felt so weak and run down I
could hardly do my work. The per-
spiration would pour over my face so
that I couldn't see what I was doing.
We live on a farm, so there is lots to do,
but many who felt as I did would have
been in bed. I took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and it did me a
world of good. i tried other remedies
but I put Vegetable Compound ahead of
them all, and I tell every one I know
how much good it has done me."—
Mrs. DUNCAN BROWN, Lascelles, Prov.
Quebec.
Such warning symptoms as sense of
suffocation, hot flashes, headaches,
backaches, dread of impending evil,
timidity, sounds in the ear, palpitation
of the heart, sparks before the eyes,
irregularities, constipation, variable ap-
petite, weakness and dizziness should
be heeded by middle-aged women, and
let Lydia E. P'inkham's Vegetable Com-
pound carry them safely through this
crises as it did Mrs. Brown.
You are invited to write for free advice
No other medicine has been so suc-
cessful in relieving woman'ssuffering
as has Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Women may receive free
and helpful advice by writing the Lydia
E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
ISSUE No. 31—'21.