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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1918-2-21, Page 3QUESTION OF NEXT WI T 'S FUEL' OF CONSUMPTION: 1 r { e t TR C11 1DIAN YOUTH. C 01.1) (1.1M 3A1. IIUNGI?R• Tank l osarit title, E START �� ` !The Doctor i3 1 a, A t11'a I °i 1 Inks (says a correspondent of the 200,009,000 n „r Evening. Standard) aro the popular The Deluged for lcchnieaelly Trained Allied P:orope Needs 1 }Sorkers is Imperative, 1111 .els of Whets,Do «n n t J3 at nIi<ct of the •moment, -and every H t`t + "' aY tv ,ilii of rumor is abroad regarding i 1 rohnley 100,0ne More and gayly The Food Controller =ars Alll,d Eu - teem Prem 14 to ld years of ago annually i ,pe i. :hcu•t of :,330,110(3 t00 bu:,hcia; n f ; their development. It con be no se - COAL 1411()RIAGR I ROM/SES IO ;J,lei3 in % enk, Witlei'y Blood- leave 4011001 in Cuauht to cnrsar;0 in a-hral, On 11+.. 1 !u<c, Canada lied BE MMO1RI$ AC'UT'E. J)r. Williams' Pink Pills Blake some occupation cnuneetel with mane- 110,aelleteo lea 11.•', for cep •t, On - the Blood Ride, lied and lure factoring, agriculture, mining or the spins dart», 1he I'oit- d Stat s, after transportation. The present general ellnwing for the normal don-umplion Suggestions 33 Nen by • Commiswinu of V).care, (0))1,0y blood is Lite starting plan of education clues not provide of leen own Peelle, h: d not 0 singlee perils of eensu)0ptl00. Whirr your sullleienlly for these youeg people. biebel tMem gh Mr. hoover• think 1 Conservation for Iiaief of blood is in tills (.00,1i1 ion your whole They are -stepping out into the worl'1 that, by economy and sub;lituti.n, Fuel Situation, health derlULOB. Your Nee b.'eemee to find their Way, with an almost en they will be able to exeort about . pale oe tallow, your appetite fails, tirely literary education. The ap-' llr0,000,0u00 b•'•,ilehe Wier:, will A1 - The fuel situation in Eastern Can- your heart jumps and (letters at the prentlre syetem in our industries is lied F,llropt• !weenie the Wan, of Lala will he fully as bad if not wor•re least exertion or excitemmrtt• you are, almost at thins; of the past, and the 200.000,000 letehels to keep her from next winter, aucl it ie imperative that • always weak and wretched and you youth in our factories and other bust_ sf ,rring'1 steps be takctl at core to provide sub- lose interest in both work and amuse- ness organizations is left to pick up fl Ott account of the ahinping :ilea- stein; for cool. With an increasing moot. This is the point from which of his future occupation cat tion it moot come from America and labor shortage in the United States, you may easily stop into that hopnless best he may.. Native -Mantling this, Ctnacln, as the err teary of the Ii,upire, increased d010004 upon the railways, decline that leads to consumption and every manufacturer will agree that meet put forth :1 supreme Maori., says Conccrvation The far ur • , ,• coal for doestic told export purpose.; Intel( health, strength and energy ie vestment. Germany, in the past :fans flddiliomd labor. He is fining his hest m immense('e qujlements for Amerlean the grave, }that 1s needed to bring properly trained help i;, the best In ounce ml t hat, and;the placing of Canada on 'war ra- the new, rich red blood Dr. Williams' years, has amply demonstrated the now, and no amount of talking at him tions' by the United States Fuel Con- Pink Pills actually make. In all the . value of technical training. twill induce him to pea. in a larger crap troller, it will be i'ortunaate if Canada world of medicine there is no other' Canada has very important natural this spring, Provide him with extra accures as large supplies of coal as tonic and blood builder like them, and resmu•cee, requiring capacity to develop help in seeding if you will, but he she has this season, tall who feel weak, run-down or easily them. What are we doing to produce will not mecca: a his crop acreage un-, Utili%e Our Forests. tired should lose no time in giviltg this capacity? How many of our less he le a Bored of enough help in these pills a fair trial, They have farmers' children knots the qualities harvest, Even in ofd -Bottled Ontttrio We must fall back upon our forests, s th New un. wic c e that there are in our use for best results? 1FI • age uncropped for lack of her It Is contain vast quantities of hardwood less men and women, boys and girls Mgr. Choquette P• which has little present value except into strong,robust people. In proof of knowlecas rl els of the Belgian farmers c tuesl any datowns many farm -trained, for fuel ur roses. A cord of season- these statements may be given the. knowledge of his land and his sciente- P 1 fie use of it. Can we hopemen at work not as essential as farm- ed hardwood, such as hard maple, experience of Mrs. T. Brennen, Cbarl- to meat him frig, who would assist in the crucial' beech or birch, is approximately equal ton, Ont., who says: ---"Not' only my- on even terms? How many metas 1mriods of seed -time and harvest if in heating value to a ton of anthra- self, but my friends think that had it workers know the composition and the law protected them in their osi- cite. Under normal conditions, coal not been for Dr. Williams' Pink Pills working qualities of their raw mater tions and ossibl made n a p has been cheaper, but,atI would have filled a consumptive's ials. Do our carpenters, textile work- p y P part of Ppresent' 1 urs, employees in our ceramic and lire difference between their ordinary; prices, the difference -01 cost is not grave. My condition was most scree great. What is needed now is int- ons; my blood seemed literally to other industries know why they par earnings and what they would receive have turned water; I was as aro as a form certain operations and why they as farm laborers. We have conscript -1 mediate action on the tart of muni- P Ontario Qelubec mid Brunswick 1 ' t� ansformed thousands of weal., hope of soil and the proper fertilizers to ere has been for years a Large acre- � secure the results theydo? ed men sur overseas; wnat are we go - We authorities to lay in an emer- sheet and became utterly unable to do gooey stock of wood fuel, both on ac_ ;any housework or go about. I doctor We are not doing •justice to the ling to do to feed our Allies? count of the shortage of labor for cut- ed steadily for a long time but was rising generation, At the close of Man -power is needed for fighting, g the war,Capada will no doubt see an for munition working and for food ting and hauling, and the necessity for growing weaker, and finally the doctorproduction, and whichever is the most Navin the wood cut to dryBurin the held out but little hope for my re-' influx of immigrants from the Euro - having gurgent should have the most men al - summer. The city of Winnipeg laid covert'. It was thought that a trip Pean countries, Their system of in -I lotted to it. In such times as these, in a reserve supply of 14,000 cords of might help me and I was taken to New dustrial training has put them in a it is given only to those in high au-' wood this season, ,and the mayor re-- Ontario. Those who saw me while on Position to understand the theoretical thority to know conditions fully, but, ports this was an important factor 111,1 my way did not think I would reachas well as the practical side of their if the food administrations of Canada averting a fuel crisis. Ottawa also my journey's end alive, After I reach- means of livelihood. Canada will have 1 and the United States portray things has decided to establish a civic fuel, ed my destination a friend strong -,to meet these European countries 01 as they are, the food situation is the yawl, 3lv urged me to try Dr. Williams' Pink competition for trade, and, to do so most serious we have vet had to face Co-operation Needed. To supplement the efforts of city and municipal governments, co-opera- tion of the provincial governments is, in many cases, essential. Where tim- ber on Crown lands is sufficiently ac- cessible, a special organization is needed to facilitate the completion of arrangements, including•the organiza- tion of labor for cutting on a large scale. The Provincial Forester, or some one working under his direction, should take the whole matter up vig- orously with the respective city and municipal. governments, and assist in determining the needs of the local sit- uation in each case, and how best to meet them. A beginning in this direc- tion has already been macre in Quebec, and it is reported that Ontario is of- fering wood in Algonquin Park free to municipalities and is co-operating with them in organizing production. !Pills, and as of course Ifl1 W - anxious n s successfully, her manufacturing and It • • is only when the ordinary citizen to regain health I did so. The pills' other lines of activity must utilize all trained help available; to secure this 1 reasolvelizesd. this that the problem can be were the first medicine I had taken which seemed to help me at all, and it result it will be necessary to give the! • was not long until I felt they were most important positions to our for- - LEMONS WHITEN AND i doing me good. I continued their use e g born residents. We may then; realize, too late that we have been un-+ BEAUTIFY THE SKIN gladly, and began to feel hungry and soon after was able to move about the fair to our oleo I 1 t ' 1 - Make this beauty lotion cheaply for LINIMENT a very superior article, °''°`4'- O --O"''-- ° `--0 '° u 0 o c ;house. Next I was able to go out of training schools with night classes your face, neck, arms and hands. Y@S1 LIFT A CORN shouid'he apart, and an important and eve use it as a sure relief for sore e doors and to help in the housework, P At the cost of a small jar ,of ordf 11 threat and Ghost. When .1 tell you I OFF WITHOUT PAIN 4 and from that time on my progress tared of all educational work, and at- I ary cold cream one can prepare a full would not be without It 'f the 1 So Ml's, ,Jos. Roger Used I)odd's Kthwy bills, Popular New Brunswick Teacher Tells What Splendid Results She Got Nem Dodd's Kidney Filly. 110 Trp,, C 10uer. <te,p ('dr., tiff , 1it1, t`' cfadl When the thnoor I cattetate.i faile,i to do nue any lasting grad 1 decided !bat my 10cl"eys were the 00131 of my tr.arbld".v and 0t:',le up my mind to Iry 11x1d's hld.ley "Ycu rimy judge of the 1"! 131s wh+11 I tell you then 1 base stmt lest e day's work as teacher during the East year," Tent Is ,elle n ai,n,nueet of 310x. Jos. Roger, the heli -known and popular 11,11(1011' here. Just how 111 she was be - foie. using Dodd's Kidney Pills is best tcdd in bor awn words. "My trouble came from a strain," she says, " and 1 suffered for thirteen Moults. I Iiacltaalte, heart fluttering,s, sciatica, neuralgia, nerveusnelss, dizziness, and failing memory were among my symptoms, "I took 12 boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills in all, and 1 can say for t11em that they have done me all that was claimed for them." If you have any of the symptoms that troubled Mrs. Roger, ask your neighbors if Dodd's P1104 are not the remedy you are looking for. Use For Old Sheets, Being of an economical turn of mind, it has always bothered me to know what to do with the sides of worn-out sheets, which are many times per- fectly good wben the center will be thoroughly worn. This summer 1con- ceived the idea of snaking them into pillow cases and, as I always make the two hems In my sheets the same width, it was a very simple tiling to do. Fairville, Sept. 30, 1902. Miiurd's Liniment Co., Limited. Dear Sirs, ---We wish to inform you that we consider your IVIINARD S r•ret that the type goes on improving. Colonel Stern, who has been respon- t:ibhe for the production of the Tank, 'has always been most insistent in their • possibilities. It will be remembered that he recently changed hie; job from Director of Tanks Production for Mini- , work to the Overseas and Allied ' D, pertmcnt. It is understood that the United States has boon greatly im- pressed with Tank possibilities. A concerted movement of production by England and America might have great results. - Nrinard'e Liniment °urea 0olds, RM. Fresh Air Without Draught. As storm windows interfere with 5 v rttilation in sl0eping,l'otems tuck the cheapest grade of unbleached muslin on the outside of the screens. This TOB. SAZE protsets the wire from the weather iTEF.I{LY til;ti-SI':1PER IN Wll;ff' and the windows may be open day and . v Y ern ()uteri°. t,oing a goad hued. We ought to be as cheerful as we can, if only because to be happy our- selves is a most effective contribution to the happiness of others. -SM John Lubbock, Itinard'a Liniment Cures Garget la coves Quebec's forest lands cover an area of over 100 million acres. night, ileus beeping the air fresh Witte n s Death } ,wn, r WILL !t on the market A gnat ohun-e fora man with out a suggestion of Bold draught. rash. Apply l lox 32, Wilson Publishing Co.. Limited, Toronto. MONEY ORDERS IITISCEtLANR°V9 It le always safe to sand a Dominion Express Money Order. Five dollars costa three cense, Rabbit Wool, Rabbit hair is supplanting wool in the felt hat marking industry of Aus- tralia, where there are thirty factories 01 operation at present making use of rabbit fur for this purpose, It is said to be superior to the finest mer- ino, and millions of rabbit skins are made use of annually. Granulated Eyelids, afy r -." Sore Ryes, Eyes Inaaamod by San, Pnatand 4Ytndquickly relieved by Murine. Try !t In YouR your Eyes and to Baby's Eyes, NoSmartiag,Jast ETeComlort Marine Bete Hemedy,^,rat rhe yne�o�"oE¢(J.s'r���iq: Rye Selv., to Soiree 251. roc 9mo oras EYe- Fr... Ask tatarine Rye Remedy Co„ Chicago The demand for fruit will be great or greater than ever because prosper- ity will prevail, and that means that people will want good things to eat., Good things to eat means fruit. children. nous ria !-SAI`CER, T7?IXORS, LUMPS, ETO., ut internal and external cured with- out path by our *came treatment, Write US before leo Ince. Dr. d. Ont. Medical CO.. Limited. Cnllingwood. ((nt. `y I:LI, k4T`I1'P21D NE NSYAi'17It ii'' and Jrb oris ting plant in Eastern 0005010. Insurance varrlyd 31,680. 10111 go for $).2',, "0 (melt sale. Box 6e, Wl)340n Publhadng L'cr., 1,1d.. Toronto. The Soul of a Piano is the Action. Insist o21 the 'OTTO HIO _I..,' PIANO ACTION Doctor's Re�•+<:/toHefd ➢Bol'�O p10 1'x;1' the Eyes Physi, oars and r••,e pecialists pre- scribe li"n•Opto as a safe home remedy in the treatment of (3114+ troubles and to strengthen eyesight. Sold under 11,011SY refund 0.uararty b;• all druggists. ®.Y Rheumatic Pains .♦ oAre relieved in a few days by e )inking 30 drops of Mother Seigel's (e Co Syrup after meals and on retiring. Co It dissolves the lime and acid aceumutation in the muscles and Ca joints so these deposits can be leas rapid, and in the enol I was enjoy- en ance of pupils, up to at least 18 quarter pint of the most wonderful war one dollarta bottle I mean itlince r expelled thus relieving pain and ing better health than I had ever done Years ofago, should be compulsory, - lemon skirt softener and complexion YOnrs uvly b Cincinnati man tells how to dry T ♦) soreness. Seigels Syrup, also 0 C 1 before. here are many people erre' up a corn or callus so it lifts known as "Iixtract of Roots," C can testify to the absolute troth of : A Tribute to a 1Var Dog. two fresh lemons into a bottle con- off with fingers. +v ; contaito penorotherstron1' I drugs to kill or mask the pain of Ca not 1e doing justice to your wonderful And here I find your name, !are sociis be taken to strain -the moves the cause. 50c. ebottle medicine f I did not k I shrapnelnt'n and wttttten s� at druggiata. :t beautifier, by squeezing the ;juice of CHAS. F. TILTON. these statements, and I feel I would. I turn the crimson page of war, taining three ounces of orchard White. 1 -- met tome t 1c make these facts A comrade, shell and scarred juice through a fine cloth so no lemon The Perfect 'Day. Salt cert! -pe Lerexi knY ui.c I And plumed m Mettle fame, pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep Whitt a day that will be when the need suffer 110 le:sgcr. }rear the shoes AnoB.00^�go ac^$o�o^?a^^�®°o^ ^oCT an get these pills through any. fresh For months. 10very woman tidings era flashed over sea and land that nearly kilted you before, says this dealer in medicine or by malt at 50 A friend of man, a friend of God, knows that Iemon juice is toed to that the Allies have won and peace Cincinnati aut.horny, "eau.e a few FACES cents a box or six Moses for $2.60 from Of royal blood and Czue, bleach and remove suds blemishes as h:rs bQen declared] From ten thou drops of fee -ozone applied directly on a the ideal skin softener, whitener and bells will ring out, as if they were hu �'lhe Dr. Williams Medicine Co Who met the !tell h.ound•, breast to freckles, sallowness and tan and is sand times ten thou: and steeples what tender .cling corn of callus, stop., Ir Experience has shown it is quite feasible to materially relieve the coal] shortage by a more extensive use of wood in the following directions: 1. By farmers and rural comlmuni- ti 11 'th • Some Suggestions. es genera y, vet in easy reach of wood supplies, malting as general use of this fuel as possible, to relieve the demands for coal and freight cars alike. 2. The general substitution of wood for coal In furnaces and stoves during early autumn and late spring, as well as during mild weather .in winter. 3. The heating by wood of churches, lodge rooms, halls, etc., where warmth for only a limited period of time may be necessary. 4. The ekeing out of limited stores of coal by burning wood in the day- time, reserving coal for holding the fire overnight. 5. Running' furnaces low to keep the house in general only warm enough to prevent water pipes front freezing, and supplementing this by using wood in stoves or grates to keep the living. and dining rooms comfortable. " 6. Using wood much more generally than at present as a substitute for coal in cooking. 7. By making windows and doors tight and I insulating fur boilers and piping, as suggestedby lbenator W. C. Edwards, who also ad- voea'tee that slabs and - mill waste, Pnstead of being burned in incinera- tors, should be reserved for domestic h eating. Race Origin of Canadian Peojnle. The race origin of the people of the three prairie provinces is dealt with in t y the Census ranch at Ottawa. The returns show that of the total population persons of British origin constituted 57.76 per cent. in Manitoba, 54.5 per cent, in Saskatchewan, and 60,1:8 per cent, in Alberta. The. French race possessed, 6.1 per cent, of the population of - Manitoba and about 5 per cent. of that of Saskatchewan and Alberta, Por-! sons of Guinan origin represented 4.67 per Cont, of the population of Manitoba, 11.0 per cent, of SasTd11tche- wan and 6.85 per cent, of Alberta, Trousers While You Walt When 'file poorest class of Clo10llos, 'vit0 live ie. a very Primitive elate In the Southern Argentine Pantpatw, meed a pair of punts, they kill an old mare and strip off the Lade of the forelegs, ars alto would draw off a glove. 'Phase are drawn, hair skip hi, over feet anal lege up to the hips, when tater adjust idutmselves like tdghle. They are thus 1,11 ('•ttnt4nttonsly day anti 111(0111 , until a net, Pala Is 31,3 04lefi, rockvtlle, Ont. breast }VHO ARE THE BEST FIGHTERS? The Canadians Are Generally Admit- Y s, coasto coast, ted to Carry the Palm. . And darkness hide the sky; hardened ra.11us loosens ser it ran be �" 3. 3 au soreness at one .end 40002 1113 corn or A soldier, through and through. beautifier, man things, their wild delight at the alld 1 Si,t� Just try it! Get three ounces of long hoped-for event! Never in the lifted off, root, and ail, 11.1111003 l,afu. ,y}r Ye trumpets sound a requiem, orchard white at any drug store and history of the world will there halve' .A small bottle of freezone rusts tart' r,. Ye red, red waters, cry two lemons from the grocer and make been such a day of universal joy. little at any drug �ture, but will poli- Qeiekly Soebhed , p Your lamentations, t up a quarter pint of this sweely fra- grant lemon lotion and massage it Minaret's tinlurent Cures biatasupar, daily into the face, neck, arms and hands. It is marvelous to smoothen Drying Sweaters. rough, red lands. After washing sweaters do nut Hang them up to dry, but place them on a CAMOUFLAGE TRAPS U-BOAT. steam radiator or In an open oven, so - that the weight does net pull then Trick by Which British Seamen De- out of shape, stroyed a Submarine. Camouflage by the gun crew of a ACID STOMACH British steamer tricked a German U-boat commander into the belief that he was attacking an unarmed mer- chant vessel and caused him to manoe- uvre his boat so that the gunners of . the merchant vessel were able to send him and all on board to the bottotn. The story was told by an officer of a British ship which recently arrived at an American port. The steamer was nearing a French port with a cargo of foodstuffs and ammunition when the U-boat appear- ed. "The German was s01110 distance away when we first saw him," said the British officer, "and at the same time he was watching us through the periscope. The gun crew was all else -to neutralize stomach acidity sad thereby reanove the 0atr5e of your ready. Our big gun was hidden behind etoniaok distress. a screen, which covered the conte t ------ stern and which had been painted, Put a tenepo0nfud or hycirochlar!e both at starboard and port, to look nein In your mouth, hold it there five Ulm lifeboats, The U-boat came on, lltinntes and all the thistles will be ! 3 - Early in the war the British Writ Office found it expedient toenteroh- jections to the tartan kilt on the battlefield on account of its conspicu- ous colors affording' too distinct a target for the enemy. An order was issued requiring the "Kitties" to wear a kilt made exclusively of khaki, To this the highland regiments, with their devotion to the tartan, objected, and substituted for the all -khaki kilt a khaki apron which hid the conspicu- ous tartan colors in front, The War Department again com- plained that their orders were not be- ing complied with, and to this the Highlanders quickly replied, asserting that requirements had been fully met by the wearing of the khaki apron in front, for no Highlander ever turned his back to the enemy. Bence it had become generally accepted that the Highland regiments were the best fighters. But now the New York Tines claims that it is generally admitted in Eu- rope, by French and British alike, that the Canadians are- the best fighting men in the trenches, and adds in sup- port of the claim "they are never sub- ject to periods of high elation, which give them great elan in attack, and later periods of great depression, which seriously affects their morale, as are the French. Nor is the lack of brilliancy individually or the absence of the great enthusiastic action of the French in attack, both of which in a general way cllnracterizo the British, The Canadians possess almost all of the brilliance and enthusiasm . of the French, combined with the steadiness and absolute dependability of the British to get what they go after if it is humanly possible. It is purely a question of temperament, and of the environment of their youth. In bout, the American and the Canadian are alike, and their aet:ion in battle will be the same," We - little realize how children 011erislt their gardens, No flower ever cost more than a little pansy that was brought me by a generous, sweet little seven.year-old girl last autumn: "You will put it tight in water, won't you, end keep it? It is the very last flow - or from my pansy bed this year" Kneel, kneel, ye slaves of high estate, 0 blue -flower bow your head! A dog that shames an emperor, 1 Somewhere, somewhere lies dead, --Herbert Randall; 'WINTER HARD ON BABY The winter season is a hard one on the baby. IIe is more or less confined to stuffy, badly ventilated roosts. It is so often stormy that the mother does not get him out in the fresh air as often as she should. He catches colds which rack his little system; his stomach and bowels get out of order and he becomes peevish and cross. To guard against this the mother should keep a box of Baby's Own Tablets in the house. They regulate the stomach and bowels and break up colds. They are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box front Tho Dr. Williams' Medi- cine Co., Brockville, Ont. The Victors Overseas. The other day a laconic British of- ficial statement announced the com- pletion of the campaign in German East Africa. Its significance was lit- tle appreciated by a world whose at- tention was fixed upon Cnmbrai and the Russian revolution, And yet it narks the passing of one of the great colonial empires of modern times. When the war broke out German col- onies occupied more than an a million square miles of African territory, an empire In area larger than that lost by France under the old monarchy in the wars with Britain which preceded the Napoleonic era. Bagdad, Jerusalem, German Africa --;.these are measures of the present struggle between the Briton and the German. We are now in the .fourth winter of the war, n war which Ger- man statesmen and German scholars quite -as much as German soldiers pro- claimed was to be a contest between a modern Rome and a contemporary Carthage, a contest in which the Ger- man should play the Roman role. And after our campaigns no German ship sails the seas, every German colony it in British hands, save for those por- tions occupied by Britain's French and Japanese allies; Germany's Turkish ally has lost Mesopotamia and the holy Lend; British armies occupy the roads to Suez and the Persian gulf, and no single :foot of British territory has now a German master, ttively take off eteey hard or sett corn and Healed by or callus. This should be tried, as it - is inexpensive and is said 1101 to irri•' �litICira Mate the surrounding akin. Iiia • 1f your druggist hasn't any Ireezune Trial Tree 1 tell hint to get a s.mal4 bottle for you Bathe freely frcnn his whtodesale dreg huttse. It is with Cuticura floe stuff and acts like a charm every Soap and hot t.lue' water, dry and _ ..._ _-_._._._ .. _..__ _:_ .. ! gently apply Cuticura Oint- yj A s DANGEROUS meat, Use night and morning. For pimples, redness, roughness, itching and irritation, dandruff, itching scalp and Inllirva hair, red, rough hands and baby x1101102, itchings and chafings, these fragrant, super -creamy emollients MOST FREQUENT CAUSE OF CHRONIC DYSPEPSIA. You must neutralize the acid or give up eating sweets, and quit drinking in your stomach, says Doctor, are wonderfully effective. meats, potatoes and salads Sample Each Free by Mail. Address tea, coffee or liquor. post -card: "Cuticura, Dept,N, Boston, U. S. A." Sold throughout the world, Alarming Increase in dyspepsia and stomach disorders is largely due to too much rich food, and the widespread use of so-called digestive tablets and pills which give only temporary relief at the expense of ruining the stomach later on. The best way ie to 0085)110 a reliable stomach enoolalist or take a little di nary bieuratecl magnesia -roti t ,ten about tw-enty yards oft, the con- burner! and inflamed. Yet you go I .antler, evidently havingsatisfied around with a glassful or more of this pante pow•m•fal acid in your stomach himself that we were unarmed, order- 1111(1 then wonder wily your etum114111 ed the vessel sunk by bombs. burns and harts and 140nr food will not "Several men clambered from the digest.. And when you pint food into all rr . acid a n h life acid simply- , m d st n ar 1 3 d. forward hatch, dragging one of their 1 • collapsible boats after them, officers bine., vvlth the sweets, meats and pola- toea run cat. and ills tea coft'r5 and stood on deck. leaning against the liquors yon drink, and ilialtes a lot conning tower, as they waited for our more acid, finish. Meanwhile, the gunners had Next, the acid stay eat into :air been working behind our lifeboat Bta1101)011 walls. producing a stomach screen, and while the Germans wore ulcer or eaueer, and only half 1115 preparing their boat the ^;alt painter rases of stomach Ulcer ores get well signalled the range. under the all, t skill'nl treatment.: the others, sooner or later, all die. and "The screen leas dropped, and before 13101130c•ls cancer pro 013sally a3ways the Germans were aware of the trap menus death to a year tea most. Rot. they had 11111011 into, the big gun roue- this fs not all, Tine twat in your ,-3 nm• NI, }�"a SAW the shell Lear into the ach passes on ?oto 111e intestines, ap- Intl1 at the enter line and directly at sets them and disarranges your liver, the base of the teeming tower. The so that you may soon require tt serf. . ons 0petanion with the;Jiman's knife stib211001ne Stink 111 lora than four 1111)1- fen• 301111 81,101:+ „1• app 3313,11, 31(8. utas, with all its crew," tlonnrull} ahc•u prgpin h:icr Baur or ---e---- adJd belching or enrol a3lcu,s, Metre. burn, or a, burning sensation at ilte pit of the stemaoit or other syntptotns' which iudirn.te eunuch aridity, they 1 take some advertised digeatite pills or buy a box of tablets from tltn nearest 1 druggist. 140013 remedies 10)314 gie temporaryr,1 ref. bet it snit go on fill. Ing you et -mem -0 atilt a lot of drug. you may get to the point after a. while when no food of any kind will stay' eat eetl'o rrlulmoat Cor+s bl0htherls, utr )cnr r:tomnurlr, and yon writ h;tvo an ; Skimmed milk furnishes protein at about half the outlay for which this essential can be purchnsed as milk; it Is also a valuable source of carbo- hydrates and mineral water. The de- ficiency of fat in skinned milk is counterbalanced by the fat of the ordinary mixed diet_ Incurable case of stomach trouble, Therefore be very careful what you take. The hest way is to careen a reliable st.omarit specialist or take • little ordinary bisuratod magnesia nothing else ---to correct the stomach acidity, and thereby remove the cause of your complaint. If yc•t have an held stomach, you must eonOuo yourself to a diet. of milk and eggs, or if you wish to eat such articles of food a+ treat, potatoes, sa.i- .ads. sweets or rich foods or gravies. or drink beer, wines, liquors, tea or cof- fee, you must take a teaspoonful of ds r r •, e,'• 1 icor d nagtidsfu muted after enting to ueutrall, 3' the avidity. Sin- tistirs show that 90 per relit.. of the people who have dyspepsia and In(1i- gestinn have an excess of netd, and that this is the teal rause of diel• trouble. Keep the the acid notnrali. ,d at all times 'by the fres ns0 of ,idsura.ted magne;aa sat that tt no longer inflames the stomach wane, eat slowly and 'nestleate yam' fond thoroughly, rusts your stomaelinv111 boom got well of its own accord. ITisnrated magnesia is. abselui,'iy harmless, It is generally prescribed by physiciana-10 bat -taken lr teaspoon- ful doses immediately attar eating or whenever you have any distress Wenn excess acid; but i1 may he used in meth larger quantities and Hutch more frequently with perfect safety. Ile sure to obtain bisnrate:d mate meta arid not Bohn 011101• form of. mltgtt3418, as oilier forms aro used as ovn.t.ives and as mouth washes, but they have 3306 the same power t'rvq nrutra.li;.ing bt.n164111 atadr 1 wh c1,. i+ possessed by 1t1 orated i •10nesia,- whic4t 18 11n`1pd l 1e and t1 r;u:11y I cblti-nodi from ally 3 t ,ohs. drug stern, Th ALLr E FM ARE ILL ' �ihis Woman Recommends Lydia E. Pinkham's 'liege* table Compound -Her Personal Experience. 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