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DYSPEPSIA ENDED i o e� pid Bowels With
Success te the reeelt of iyrorn
ktse
.. experiences hied efforts. Far 1ztstance,i fN� t
Califf�r1i11at. F1 Syrup if you follow a profession or a trades' i LL INFLUENZA
"
N
RT TIME
CHAPLEAU SUFFERED SO
MUCH HE DREADED FOR
MEAL TIME TO COPE.
"The Way Tanlac Overcame
My Trouble Was the Hap,
piest Surprise of My Life,"
He Declares,
"About the biggest and happiest
surprise of my life was the quick way
N which Tanlac brought me complete
relief," said Victor Chapleau, 315 Sae
guinett Ave., Montreal, (lee -
"I was in a terribly run down coxrdi-
tion for three years as a result of
stomach trouble. I actually got to
the point where even the smell of food
cocking would nauseate me and I
dreaded to see meal time conte round,
as 1 knew that no matter how careful
I was 1 would suffer agonies after-
wards. 1 was so nervous at times that
nay hands shook like a man's with the
palsy and I could hardly hold a pencil
to sign ter inane.
"I am like a new man in every way
now. Everytbing I eat agrees with
Me, aur nerves are as steady as a
clock and Z feel just brimful at life
and energy all the tine."
Tanlae is sold by all good druggists.
Advt.
A Siegett
Bite off more than you can chew,
Then chew it.
Plan for more than you eau do,
Then de it.
.titch your wagon to a star,
Keep your seat, and there you aret
*Hoard a Rhein t for Coughs and Cold
Even a sick -child loves the "fruity
taste of "California Fig Syrup." If the
little tongue is .coated, or if your child
is listless, cross, feverish, full of cold,
or has colic, give a teaspoonful to
-cleanse the liver -acid ban: els. In a .few
boars you can see for yourself how
thoroughly it works all the constipa-
tion
oustipation ee son, sour bile and waste .out of
the bowels, and you have a well, play -
NI child again,
Milieus of mothers keep "California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know a tea-
spoonful to -day saves a sick child to-
morrow. oAv. Ask your druggist for genu-
ine "California Fig Syrup" which has
f babies children directions or aU ea and ch dr u of
all ages printed on bottle, Mother!
You must say "California" ar you may
get an Mutation fie syrup,
„ you should try to make everything
Meat and Drink for the Mind.
Great books are meat and drink for
the mind. They have awonderful sus -
tabling and steadying power, Thous-
ands of youths have been saved from
moral shipwreck by their iniiueuee.
I1any a boy has been preserved from
the evil associations of bad cone
panions by the power of an inspiring
book which lei. hint at h i
bele ctme n spite
at tenn»tattoes to follow his associates
to low places of amusement and soul-
destroying dissipation. The posses -
Mon of .a small library—even if it be
only half a dozen of the great hooks
of the world—is worth a fortune to a
young men or young woman.
The largest artificial reservoir in
the world isbeing built at Littleton,
to kelp London's water supply; it will
have a surface area of 800 acres,
This is a wonderful power which
God gives us when He first blesses us,
and then sends us forth to bless
others. But it eosts self-sacrifice to
a blessing.—C. ,. Goodell,
nrnames and Their Origin
CONWAY
Variation --Convey.
Racial Origin—welsh.
Source—Locality.
Most people are under the impress
sion that the family name of Conway
is exclusively Irish. It "sounds" Irish,
people will tell you. As a matter of
fact, it has a 1,Velsh origin also, and
tbo evidence goes to show that the
name more often traces to this Welsh
origin than to any other.
And if it "sounds" Irlsb, it must be
remembered that while the Welsh are
not Gaelic, and, therefore, not so close
to the Irish in language and blood as .
are the Highland Scots, they are
nevertheless decidedly Celtic,
But you must look for the origin of ;
Welsh names not so much in clan
names and .given names as in the
n.anaes of localities, For a long time,
considerably ,beyond the period in
which family names had become
stabilized and fixed in England, the
Welch followed their original and very
simple, though cumbersome system of
Identifying the individual. .A. man was
referred to as " Bohn-son-of-Rlebard-
...hon - of Evttn-son - of -Isbell -son -of, eta.,"
back as fax as it was necessary. But
this system finally had to give way to
the shorter family name, and under
English influence, the Welsh, for the
molt part, adopted either the simple
"son" form of family name, or the
family name denoting locality or resi-
dence. Conway Is the name of a river
Orem "con.." „principal" and "wy,"
"fiver"), which flows into the Irish Sea
Abersonway tend which rises in
iterionethshire,
MacVEV
Variations -- MacVeagh, Maseeath,
MacBeth, Beath, Beaton, Beton,
Bethune, MactBain, MacBean.
Racial Orioln- Scotttlsh.
Source—A given name.
You might not imagine that the Mac -
Beth made famous by Mr. Shake-
speare hat. the same name as the
mare frequent and modern one of Mac -
Vey. If the gentleman about -atom
the play was written were alive today
he'd probably be known as 11ir, Mac-
Vey
ViaeFey or simply McVey, for With or with-
out the "a" these "Mac" names are
the same. Neither does the form
Beaton look much like MacVey and .
still less Bethune. Ail of them are
met with, however, as variations• of
the Highland Scottish sept name of
MacVey.
The more usual Gaelic form of this
family name is "MaolBheath," and
when you remember that often the
Gaelic "b" has the sonne of "v," ow-
ing to the peculiar inflection of con -
senates by vowels in the .speech of
both of Ireland and the Highlands,
and that a "tit' can be just as silent
in Gaelic as a. "gds" can in English, It.
is easy to see how MacVey becomes
a logical and natural1 Anglicized form
rra
•at the name. But often, in the trans-
lation of a name from one language to
another, tire attempt is made to ren-
der the spelling more accurate than
the pronunciation, which accounts for
the other variations listed.
The MacVeys were a. sept of the
MacDonald clan, and the tradition, is
that they derive their name from an
Irish chieftain named "Beath," who
crossed over to Scotland in the train
of the bride .of one "Angus Og," .a
friend of King Robert Bruce.
that comes to you count, so far as poo -al
Bible, in ,that direction. 1?,y this, I do Tice After E,feetS• Often 'Vlore
not mean that You should become a'
narrow specialist, but that if you 5eriotts Than ti;e L sea$
would makea large success of your
life you must be an expert in your
specialty.
Apart teem the #financial side of it,
there's a wot:lerful satisfaction in the
feeling that you're a king in your line.
that you are regarded as an authority
in all that relates to your profession.
your trade, or your particular buss-
nese.
And if, like Michael Angelo, you.
grind everything into paint for your
life masterpiece; if you make every
advance a etepping-stone to something
higher; nothing east keep you from be-
teg a great success In your lane, be- limbs, shortness of breath. bad Ogee,
your work will be eueaulative4 tion, palpitation of the heart arid a
You will pyramid your efforts.—Suc- tired feeling after even slight oxer
cess Magazine. tion. This is due to the thin -blooded
condition its s-1 iet the patient is left
EATIIER after the fever arta influenza have
WINTER �f subsided. This condition will continue
until the blood is built up again, and
HARD for building up the blood and etre' gth-
LITTLE ONES
ening the hers es nothing can equal
fair treaty eut with Dr, Williaias' fink
c
The vitiva ttf this medicine in
cases of this kind Is shown by the
statement of Mr. Edward 3 McGuire,
Pertabroke, .Ont,. who say'u:---"In tbe
fail of 19181 was attacked with the ist-
1iueuuze—and not in a mild form either,
I was -confined to nag room for three
Weeks, ane although 'ho influenza sub-
*ided I did not regale my bee1tle .As
a matter of fact I seemed to be grow.
leg weaker. 1 'had no appetite, was
subject to faiaiting epode and my test
awl ankles were badly swollen. The
doctor told me that my condition bad
developed into a serious ease of
auaemia, and although 1 was tinder isms
care liar over two mantles I wee not
improving in any way. At tbftt stage
one of my friends advised me to tre
Dr. Williams' Pink Fills. I was loth
to do so, as I began to think my ease
hopeless. However. I was finally per-
suaded to try thane, and by the time 1
bad used two bottles there was eo
doubt tbey Were belping me, I con-
tinued taking the pins until I had
used a dozen boxes, when I found that
every symptom of the trouble had lett
me and I was again enjoying the best
of health. I returned to my work and
have ever since boon In good health
and Peel that I owe it entirely to Dr,
Williams' Pink Pills. 1 think that any-
one who is suffering from the after
effects of influenza, or any form of
anaemia shoule give this medicine a
fair trial."
You cyan get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
through any dealer ;In medicine, ar by
malI at 50 cents a box or six boxes for;
$2.50 from The Dr. -Williams' Medi- !,
cine :Co., Brockville, Ont.
Itself.
Iko reasonable precaution to avert
an attack of influenza should be
spared. The disease itself'often proves
fatal and its after greets auaorlg those
who are spared, make the ;fire of the
victim one of almost constant misery.
Asa almost any at tho • who have
been attacked by this trouble what
their present condition of health is
and most of them will answer: "Since
I had the influenza 1 Have never been
fully welt" This trouble leaves be.
hind it a persistent weakness of the
Our Canadian winters are exceed-
ingly hard on the health of little ones.
The weather is often so severe that
the mother cannot take the little ones
out for an alring, The consequence is
that baby is confined to overheated,
badly ventilated rooms; takes cold
and becomes cross awl peevish.
Baby's Own Tablets should be given
to keep the little ones healthy, They
ATO a mild laxative which regulate the
stomacb and bowels and thus prevent
colds. The Tablets are sold by meet.
cine dealers ar by mail at 20 cents a,
box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
There's No Fun Washing Cashes,
"What's the matter,I'lilsie?„ a. lady
«raked wizen her colored mold declared
she would stay no louger. "Don't
rear you right? Don't we pay you
enougb?"
"I -assent. dat's so all right; but dee
is too much shiftln' dishes for de few-
nees lee de vletnals."
MONEY ORDERS,.
Send a Dominion Express Money Or-
der. They are payable every where.
Family Album of the Future
Will Talk.
Tile family portrait album of the fu-
ture will talk, accardineto the makers
o1 peonagraph records in London, who
declare that the demand for private
discs is increasing daily. They say
that persons are having records of
their omn aecompliehmeitts made and
are sending them to friends, Also, is
stead 0f sending lettere or gifts, some
people now talk on a disc and send
that by way of greeting, The talk at
children at various ages Is being filed
away with their baby clothes
A Wreath In Ice,
The anniversary of the battle of
Trafalgar is always celebrated by the
decoration with flowers and wreaths
of the great monument in Trafalgar
Square, London, which was erected In
honor of Kelson. Last year a wreath
Was sent all the way from New Zea-
land preserved
se ved inth centre ent of1
pre aback
of ice weighing 600 pounds. It reached
the monument in good condition, and
fit time to take its place among the
other decorations.
Writing ink made of lampblack
and glue is believed to have been in
use 4,500 years ago.
A pretty good firm is Watch & Waite,
And another is Attit, Early & Leyte;
And still another is Doo & Dairet;
But the best is probably Grin & Beret,
Y,` • d- •vu emou
id you ever try Grape elms
with stewed prunes or peaches.
-HERE isn't anything better for breakfast or
lunch than a dish of Grape -Nuts, with cream
or milk, and stewed prunes or peaches.
This delicious combination gives you the ele-
ments of a well-balanced food. For it contains
not only the material needed to build tissue and
furnish energy, but it also supplies fruit acids,
that help keep the system in good order.
Go to your grocer today and order a package
of delicious Grape -Nuts. You will find that it'.
will digest more readily than most other cereals,
and it will "stay by" you longer—because it's sa
richly nourishing;
utts rr Health
rr
Yhere,s a . eason
y,�, Cil Y I • R o re. i lc
d:�2P�n�'�o�c�o"D:-S�s�o1�aS�s a o 0 , £�`6�c�4
;',711,11,
1.11
Wonders of Japanese Paper.
A government expert who has been 1
investigating the wonderful palters of
Japan roports that the Japanese make
water bags of rice paper, which are
held to be more durable as well as lege
expensive than similar articles made '
of rubber. Between the layer& at
paper, wbich is soft and flexible, resin
is used, and the outside is covered
with laequev.
Your aKoap
TO -NIGH -IT TRY
Minard's LinrnIeflI
for that cold and tired feeling.
Get Well—Keep Well.
KILL SPANISH FLU
by using the OLD RELIABLE!
Minard's Liniment Co., Ltd.
Yarmouth, N.S.
Sliding Down Hill and Don't
Know It.
"lie is sliding down hill and don't
know it," said a friend to me, the
other day, speaking of a mutual ac-
quaietance who had started oitt in life
with great promise, but had gradually
loot iris grit and ambition, and had
completely slumped. Instead of being
the first -rater :all his friends expected
him to become, he is only a second or
third -rater.
Are you sliding down hill? Is the
edge wearing off your ambition? Are
you cpnscioua that there is .some de-
terioration going on within yoti; that
you are not, quite' what you once were?
Have you •a feeling that you are slip-
ping down; that your life-standarde
are dropping; that you ase not quite
as progressive, not quite as illi -to -date,
in your -dress, Your manner, your ap-
pearances, n;ot quite as' iuteres�ted in
your work, or as.ambitious to climb to
something higher: as yott once were?
If you are; it is time for you to -call
a halt, see where thetrouble is, and
remedy it. it you don't : `tum about
face immediately and; get an tee 'up-
grade, again you arein danger of
slumping to a second or thirst -rater-
Success,
The Librarian Mind,
"Sir giant;" :said the commanding
officer, ."1 was looking last evening for
some r'eeor:Ls concerning the. religions
services held every Sunday morning,
but could not fuses them to she files.
Whore are they?"
'Th'ey are filed nudei U sir." an-
swered the sergeant in 1 barge of tIle
BIes.
"Why under'
"Became ` they <l egait a hat f. -pet 't
nitre, sit'•" •
ISSUe No. 11—'22.
MNinmrd's Liniment preveets Spanish Flu
COARSE SALT
LAN..'p, ` A L. -'
Carlgts
TORONTO 8Ai,*T 'WORKS
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urerloa'e Pioneer Dog 8,eatte er
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DOG DISEASES
and How to Feed
'United Free"to any 4d.
0re*�.e by the Author.
H. Cly Goya.Co.,
129 West 24th Street
New 'ork.
te=a000Q00 000Q00eC 0d,
Fulness After Ealing
it you Have ruiners after meals,
a bad taste in your mouth ;n the
amorning,fur anthe
tongue, fiat
-
'i after weals and no appe-
tite,
tite, take ROWSaigel's Syrup. It
SS will clears your tongue, renew
your appetite, give you relish for
food and the power to dige>;t it
thar0ughly and easily, Sold in
Svc, rand *loo bottles at drug
storm 4417S
I�' L' frf 1h, t lTlt't 1
WARD OFF P�
LTTLE aches grow into big pains
unless warded off bx au a liras
PA
teat of Sloan's, itheunnetiere
neuralgia, stiff joints, lame back won't
fight bang against Sloan's Liniment,
For more than forty years Sloan's
Liniment has helped thousands, the
world over. You won't be an excep*
0
ler.n , Ittauar '
� ly does produce results,
It.peartrafesteithentrulitring. Keep
this old family friend afteaits handy
for instaut use, As your neighbor.
At all druggists --3$c, 70! , 31.40,
54ade in Q#zu{e a.
:o s
men.
ffl
Teach children To Use
Culticura Soap
Because his beat for their tender
skins. Help it now stud then with
touches of Cuticure Ointaaeatapplied
to first signs of redness ar rough -
miss. Oakum nrA Talnen a 1 excel-
lent
s lso exc 1
G
lent for
children.
Sona25c, blalmeat2SvalSrc. Taleamt5t. Sold
throughout theDominion,. CanadiauDepot:
Lrcasa, United, 344' St. Paul St., W., Montreal.
DllirCuticova Soap caatves Withoetmus.
RAI WAi?i `EP.. SEND PESCtWIF'.
Zion, and pries. J4hrt 3. Bleck,
'ritppr as I else. Was.
A'sADIAN' M4T.TtI-"dtNIAI:,
C c• A'o ocher Yea ,d, ',Iles
t..attleearn, Ont.
BEL -TING FOR eA'L
ALA.. AMPS 011' :;1`,11 Alin L't;L'SP
Telttng. pulleys. same, eabl..hoae.pachlp.
*to., eli£uped subieet to approval at lowest
n 'YORK,TpT%QT° CO,a ERQ',,QRN
DANDERINE
Stops Hair Coming Out;
Thickens,
35•ceuts buys a bottle of "Danderiire"
at. any drug store. After one applies-
tion you can not tin:: sl particle of
dandruff or a railing hair. Bielittles,
every hair shows new lite. vigor,
briglatnens, more color and aburolenst.
NERVOUS ANO
RUN DOWN
Relieved by T ag Lycl;
E. Pinkhant's Vegetable
Compound
Cobourg, Qntario. "For many yea—re
1 have bad troubles with my nerves
anal base been 10 a general run-down.:
.eondittau for some time. 1 could
not do my work half the time because
of trouble every month. I vete told
of Lydia, E. Pinkhain's Vegetable
Compound by friends and advl:,ed to
try it, It has done me good and 1
strongly recounnene it. Sinett I
have taken it I bave been able to dos
all my owzt work anti 1 also know
friends who bare fouta3 it goon. You
can use these facts as e. testimoula1."
l Mas. I` LT,L;T 1?rATISsas, Bos '761,
Cobourg, Ontario,
Any woman in this condition sT Quid
take the Vegetable Compound, for it
has helped other women and wo iu
should help you.
For nearly fifty year this good
old-fashioned root and berb me'ilcine,
which contains no earcotiee nor
harmful drugs, has been the standard
medicine for female ills, and has re-
stored the health of tbousands of
women who have been troubled with
such ailments as displacements, he
flamnzation, ulceration, Irregularities,
etc.
Lydia E. Pinkhatn's Private Text -
Book upon "Ailments reedier to
Women" will be sent you free upon
request, Write to The Lydia. B,
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
SCAR ETS
For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver
The nicest cathartic -laxative in tilt empty your bowels completely by
world to physic your liver and bowels
ween you have Dizzy Headache, Colds,
Bi1iousnese, Indigestion, or Upset,
Acid Stomach is candy -like "Cas-
morning, and you will feel splendid.
"They work while you sleep." Cas -
carets never stir you up or gripe like
Salts, Pills, Calomel, or Oil and they
oust only ten cents a, box. Children
carets." One or two to -night will love Casearets too.
WARNING! Say "Bayer when you buy Aspirin.
Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are
not getting Aspirin • a t all. Why take chances?
Accept only ,am "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tables of
Aspirin," which contains directions and dose worked out by
physicians during 22 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgia. Neuritis
Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain
Handy "Bayard boxes of 12 tablets --Also bottles of 24 and 140 -:Druggists,
Aspirin fa the sage mark (registered in Canada) of ;13es.yrr 11anuraeture of Moxto-
acetiraeidester of Saltcylicoeid. WIttleit is bell Icnou-,vthat !aspirin means .sayer
manufacture, to asst,t oho nubile tzgainslimitations, the Tablets of Bayer Comliany
winlie stamped with Choir general. tale mars-, tl,o "Bayer• Cross.,'