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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1918-4-4, Page 7In eastern Canada, April and May are the worst months for fires result- ing from lightning. In Ontario, light- ning fires during April and May, DM, numbered 172, entailing a loss of $168,921, little over half. of which was covered by insurance, Many lightning -trod systems have been installed during the past few years, and these are gradually show- ing results, When properly installed, they give almost absolute protection, so much so that inany of the farmers' mutual insurance companies report no losses by lightning on rodded build- ings, while others will net insure a sk that is not rodded. Nearly all surance companies charge a lower •omium on insurance on buildings uipped with ]ightning-rods.. The repid Increase t se i n the use of !re fences constitutes a serious ghtning menace to live stock. Many undreds aro killed by getting close wire fences during' a thunder storm. hen lightning strikes the wire neer if 'there are no ground wires, if iron acorn hosts are not used, e animals furnish the path of least stratum° between the here and the mind. Wire fences should have a ound wire Sunk to moist mirth every w rods, to carry oil' the current. Lightning -rod installations should inspeeted dtefore April, in ease any lilt in the continuity of the cables s boon caused by the severe winter ether; the grounding of the cable sill also be.. nssured, 1Viih the tremendous world short LITTLE SKETCHES 1 wEAK MNAEMIC GIRD OF THE LIAR Can Regain Good Health. , Through I)r. 'WiMama' ODD HAPPENINGS HERE AND! Pink Pills, amphlet No, 1,5, Centra 'MERE. I Bloodlessness Is the trouble of many Experireer tal Farnr, Deals with s D i th itu- BOOKS ON GARDENING. age of feed, and the greetdemands bring made roma Canada to fucrcase Accurate Knowledge 9fe408 Greaterthe eupply, it is of the utmost import - Production, ante that the great destruction of foodstuffs causer: by lightning stelle- home Vegetable Garden and rt 1141.' M wire fences and destroying barns riotie Gardening Competition,* by W, and their contents should be -overcome. T Maroun. P 1 girls who ought to be full of life and ation of the " g ,preparation of Proved Once r ---. good spirits. Instead they are Pala, the soil, planning the garden, and their lige have no color, they have no gives list of suitable varieties of Story of Two Brothers --Pagan Spirit appetites, their digestion is poor, and vegetables, of the Hun—Arc English if they walls Past either in the street k Humorist. i size, location, arrangement, soil cul - I arm Gurclen Bulletin No, G, M'ani- 1 or going up stars they are so tired toba Agrleeiltural College. Discusses laud out of breath that their ::carts Lieutenant Charles Vernon Crossley, as if to burst. Almost splays tivation, seeds, thinning, transplant- beata heroic commander of a mine sweep- such girls are titin, flatchested and Inge storing, rind gives notes on the le er, recently met death in a mammal sallow, with nolhing attractive abeut various garden crops and recommend- whch recalled the LilO J crk" McCormick, el t� Amerie e of who, will have LI do not get cough in the winner they and culturaleCollege, Winnipeg. Agri - after climbing steeples and chimneys their, not unlikely, consumption, that Production in the School Garden. all over the world, fall fourteen £oat most hopeless of all diseases will 'de Rural Education Monthly, published from the mast of a sailboat and was r0lop, No girl should be 1i1L0 this. by Dept, of Education, Regina, ellkilled. Lieutenant Crossleyhad cue and should bo plump, alkrosfast and Vacant Lot Gardening,* Pamphlet; through a hundred thrilling experi- and Pull of life, able to taut Past Aud No. 6, Dept °£ Agriculture, Ottawa. ' to stand exertion .p ences and bouts with death, but he died the most peaceful death imagin^ able. IIe turned over in his sleep and suffocated quietly while his face was buried in a soft pillow. A member of royalty recently fell in with a genuine English hi Best, and she is threatening to rewar him, She was going through a hospital, when she came to a young man o."• most happy disposition. IIe was coli valescent. She chatted with him for some time. When she went on ewerounds she left a valuable package with him, saying, as she placed i; be- side his chair, Will you please•keep your eye on it?" When she returned the chair was vacant. The eackage In Southampton, Ont. That DOdd'S Kidney Pins Cureln Rheuatialri. Harold O, Bertram Had inflammatory Rheumatism and One Box of Dodd's Kidney Pills Cleared It Out of His System, Southampton, Out„ :!larch 26th-- (Speclal)-- That rheumatism is caused breathless and palpitating, To be in Gardening for Schools. Ontario by disordered kidneys and that Dodd's this healthy, happy condition she Dept' of Agriculture, Bulletin No. must have plenty of good, rich, red 162. Apply Dept. of Agriculture, To - blood, as it is only through. the blood I lento, that the body can be healthy. And the the Ontario Dept, of Education, To - Improvement of School Grounds, by only medicine that will keep the blood To - supply rich and red and pure is Dr, ronto, Ont. Profusely illustrated, Dis- Williams' Pink Pills. Their effect up- cusses flower borders, perennials, on the pale, weak girl who gives them vines, nursery stock, shrubs, making a fair Dial i of lawns and gives plans P 1 s wonderful. They-im- or la in r^ prove tUe antrnttta backaches rod out school grounds was where she had left it, arta on it was a glass eye with a not; saying, "I did as you requested," Thomas A. Maynard Vis' arraigned in court for bigamy. It developed that he was married first in 1889 and then in 1917. I3e was let ge because he convinced the court that he had en- tirely forgotten his fiest marriage, lie! was in the war fro* the start, and:. contracted his seeehd marriage on be- ing released froze a hospital. He met a young wotin:in:and married her at once. Whee confronted with the in contestaije evidences of his first. marriage he broke clown and said he had completely forgotten it. Itis case was described as a new form of "shell , shock," ,And so sympathetic was the' court.eitowd that it cheered the ver- I dicrwhich freed him. •' A most remarkable story of two , brothers has been told recently in Eng- land. The brothers were Walter and e 'homes Maggs. Here is their record: Both were educated at the Printers' •Orphanage. /'' Both worked for the same firm, one as a printer, the other as compositor. Both had good voices, and they al- ways sang duets. Both were married on the same day, their respective brides being sisters. Both lived in Brixton, their flats ads joining, Both joined the London regiments and they went to the front together. Both got leave after twenty-one months fighting, and they came home together last December, headaches disappear, the glow health tinges the cheeps, the ey sparkle, and the step becomes lig„ and elastic„ Thousands of el throughout Canada owe their Ilea and attractive appearance to Dr. W lianas' Pink Pills and do not hesita Kidney Pills will cure it is again Proved by the case of Harold D. Ber- tram, lex train, it young man well and favor- able known here. lie had inflamma- tory rheumatism for two months. Dodd's Kidney Pine cured hint. "The doctor said my trouble started with the grippe,” Mr. Bertram states, "My"y hands and feat were badly swol- len and the doctor did not seem to be of ! The Gardenette or City Backyard doing me any good, My grandmother, es Gardening, by Benjamin F. Albaugh, Mrs. G. Grasser, advised me to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. I tools one box of them and I haven't been bothered since. I am clear of the rheumatism." That Mr. Bertram's trouble came from his kidneys is shown by his other symptoms. Ile bad stiffness in the joints, was tired and nervous, and there were flashes of light before hie • eyes, He had a dragging sensation ONE-MAN PONTOONS. across the loins, was always thirsty and felt heavy and sleepy after meals, Rheumatism is caused by urio acid in the blood. Cured kidneys strain the uric acid 'out of the blood. Dodd% Kidney Pills cure the kidneys. t Discusses vegetable gardeinng and cls flower gardening, dealing particularly ith !with city small yard conditions. Price il• $1.26. Published by Stewart and to I Kidd Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. to say so. Miss Jennie Book, Beam !vine, Ont„ says:—"I suffered for ov 1 two years from anaemia, and gradu ly grow very in. Previously. I h been strong and robust, but grew pa and a mere shadow of my former se I tried several medicines, and whi some seemed to give me tempora relief, I soon grew worse again. the months went by I began to spair of getting better, when mother happened to read an adve cisement of Dr, Williams' Pink Pil and suggested that I should try the By the time the first box was finishe I knew they were helping me, and continued the pills for nearly time months, using is all nine boxes, who I was restored in every respect to m s- er al - le If. le ry As ae- lny r• Is m. d I e y old time ,strength. This was several years ago, and as I have not since ha any return of the trouble, I casino speak too highly of Dr. Williams' Pin Pills as a permanent cure for thl trouble, and I strongly recommen. them to all anaemic girls." You can get these pills through an medicine dealer or by mail at 60 cent a box or six boxes for $2.60 from Th Dr_ Williams' Medicine Co., Brock "May be obtained from Publications Branch, Dept. of Agriculture, Ottawa. "Water Wings" for Use of Soldiers in Crossing Streams Under Fire. Building bridges under fire, the greatest ordeal that the army engi- neers of other campaigns were sub- jected to, bids fair to go out of fashion. In future a regiment going across a stream will, if a recent inven- tion meets with approval, merely wade into the stream and drift across, meantime utilizing both hands to manipulate his rifle. The new invention is a sort of glori- d fled "water wings" arrangement and t is adapted to the fording of deep k streams without the necessity of The trawler, according to the sto 9 bridge -building. The encircling buoy told by one of the crew, was in d is blown up by the soldier. It holds I North Sea in a stiff breeze when him upright in the water with his skipper saw a periscope crawl throe y shoulders and arms clear of the sur- abreaking surface of the sea abo a hundred yards off. There was no gun aboard and the trawler's best speed was less than eight ]mots. "It was a situation to dismay most men," said the seaman. "Our skip- per, however, has a fighting spirit. A touch of the wheel sent the trawler's blunt bows pointing at the submarine's whaleback, and eve wallowed menac- ingly toward the pirate: 'The U-boat swung round to avoid the impact and the sides of the trawler scraped along the sides of the submarine. The periscope still was well out of the water but was be- ginning to slip down as the submarine dived. "The skipper bawled for a hammer, a crowbar., anything that would hurt. One of the crew thrust a coal shovel into his hand and he scrambled on the bulwarks and leaned over, two of the crew hanging to his coat so that h wouldn't fall overboard. Backwar and forward he swung the heavy scop at the fragile periscope, and the third blow reduced it to fragments. "The submarine commander, hear- ing• the noise and wondering what new and 'horrible device the enemy had in- vented, crept to his periscope -to have a look, but all was black. He was blind, and the trawler got away in safety." A Slight Mistake. A NOVEL WEAPON. Trawler's Skipper Smashes Periscope With Coal Shovel. When one's vessel is in danger from enemy submarines anything will do as a weapon of defence, as is shown by the story of a captain of a British trawler who used a coal shovel with good effect against a German U-boat, r r r " NATURE'S CARE. ONTARIO FER?'1L. Zana, LIMITED + wise Provision Made for Protection of ST TORONTO CANADA ilirds and Animals. ' Nature provides for her children. The birds with their wonderfully vari ed plumage are so colored as to best: protect and shield them from enemies, ' and in their natural homes their col- ors so blend with the surroundings that it requires sharp eyes to detect them. The coloring of many insects is wonderful, including the various col- ored bronzes; snakes ape of many col- ors, and, setting aside the natural ani- mosity we have for them, in studying 1 it t le ar 1 m kms +' the will h„ g y Il ,found ;o be very beautiful, particularly the smaller and harmless snakes. Animals are colored to protect and hide them, With flowers the case is exactly the opposite. They are colored to attract attention and scented to add to their attractiveness that in- sects may be drawn to hale fertilize them and that animals may notice them and help scatter their seeds and thus aid In prolonging the existence of the race, firer returned, he could 11ot. find his boots, "Hawkins-- Hawkins, where are mY hoots?" "What, sir! Those mess boots? Oh, 1 'ere you are, sir! One and sixpence: That's all I could get on 'ern. I took 'em all around the camp, but the only roan who'd buy 'em was a corporal, and he couldn't give more'n one and six, 'cos pay day wasn't till next Fri- day," LEMON JUICE IS _--+ _ l FRECKLE REMOVER Girls! Make thls cheap beauty lotion to clear and whiten the skin. t Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle Containing three ounces of orchard white, shape well, and you have a quarter pint of the beet freckle and tan Iutnrl, and complexion beast!• fier, at very, very small cost. Your grocer has the leptons and any drug store or toilet counter will sup- ply three ounces of orchard white for a Pew cents. Message thie sweetly fragrant lotion Into the face, neck, arras and bands each day and see how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and white the skin be- comes. Fes! It is harmless. Irish Train Sets New Record. A record for railroad travelling is reported from Ireland. A special train' on the Great Northern Railroad made the trip from Belfast to Dublin, a dis- tance of 116 miles, in 107 minutes and o the return journey was accomplished in 109 minutes, One, of the newer electric batteries for medical purposes is no larger "Pa, does it get colder when the than a flash light and can be carried thermometer falls?" "Yes ,my soli," In a pocket. "Well, ours has fallen." "flow far?" Copper can easily be cleaned by "About five feet, and when it struck rubbing with a cut lemon dipped in the floor it broke." table salt, then rinsing with clear water and polishing with a soft, dry reanard's cloth. i Used for making hard and soft soap, for ' softening water, for clean- ing, disinfecting and for over 500 other purposes. amiss 61ra8TITUTab. E.w.e1LLE1T COMPANY LIMITED see =nerd's Liniment for sate everywhere. ISISOELLAIVROUS , CANCER, TUMORS, LUMPS, ETC„ internal and external, cured with- out pain by our home treatment Flute uo before too lata. err. d, Ont.a Medical a., Limited, CblllnRwood. Ont. YES! MAGICALLY! CORNS LIFT OUT WITH FINGERS o -:-o_._ You say to the drug store man, "Give me a small bottle of freezone. This will cost very little but will positively reprove every hard or soft corn or cal- lus from one's feet. ry A few drops of this new ether corn- ed pound applied directly upon a tender, the aching corn relieves the soreness in- gh stantly and soon the entire corn or sit callus, root and all, dries up and can be lifted off with the fingers. This new way to rid one's feet of corns was introduced by a Cincinnati matt, who says that freezone dries in a moment, and simply sbrivels up the corn or callus without irritating the surr•otmding skin. Don't let father die of infection or lockjaw from whittling at his corns, but clip this out and make bim try lt, If your druggist hasue. any freezone tell him to order a small bottle from his wholesale drug house for you. e face. In experiments recently con- e ducted a man made several bull's _ eyes on a target 300 yards away while floating across the stream. c 0 s fl Both returned on December 29, and a on January 19 both were killed by the o same shell. ,n And POW their widows are working d side by sicle. ti The true pagan spirit of the Hunts d revealed now and then in editorials in co newspapers in out of the way places. C Herr Max Lochner, in the Gouzen- of heimer Zeitung, shows himself to be an a true disciple of Von Tirpitz in the pa following utterance recently found in!ou his newspaper: Ott "We shall conclude no peace of any�sh kind With our Western enemies until; Ve we have obtained a guarantee that till Th the costs of this criminal war will belsh paid by that lousy brood of liars, theao English. "To us nothing matters, neither be death nor leu, s I n g , ant, Revolutionize the Fire Department, Are we serious in our attempts to ombat the fire waste? The records e 1917 hardly prove it. To the most riperficial observer it is obvious that w e are directing our energies along w rong lines. Despite first-class fire ghting , equipment and firemen mongst the most expert in the world, ur losses continue unabated. Our ost efficient fire brigades are utterly iscomfited by the raging conflagra- ons that, with increasing frequency, estroy buildings, devastate whole mmunities and wipe out human life. anadian municipalities spend millions dollars annually for the mainten- ce of fire departments and a few ltry dollars in fire prevention. With - t deprecating the provision of ade- ate fire extinguishing facilities the ort -sighted policy that neglects pre- ntive measures must be condemned, e fire departments of the country ould be revolutionized. For every alar appropriated by municipalities or fire protection, fifty cents should used for fire prevention, ger o ong ns we know that our vile enemies of tIre islands of deceit and hatted will go to their well merited perdition. We, however, shall cling fast to the iron mines of Briey, to Wailonia, to Flanders, to the Gert man provinces of tho Baltic and to the area surrounding Warsaw: "Nor is this all. Rumania, too, we shall have, and the rest of them. We are not satiated; our hatred must have more food to nurture itself on.. Wherever once the German language has been spoken there we shall fix our standard, there we shall remain the maeters for evermore," - ::urian Bridge, C. B•, May 30, '02. I bave bandied MINARD'S LINT. ;MEET during the past year. It is al- ! the first Liniment asked for hero, and unquestionably the beat ! seller of all the diffeeent kinds of Liniment I handle, NEIL .PERGUSON. No Need To Stretch. The village concert was in full swing. The next item ml the pro- gramme was a- song by Miss Ever - screech, and the audience braced them- selves for the ordeal. Th e song was too high, and the pitch of the piano eves even higher. {the result was that, in spite of weird and wonderftil contortions, Miss Ever - screech could not reach the top ,rote, "I'll hang iny harp on a weeping Willow -tree," she tried to sing, but eouldu't; and when she'd rnada three , attempts a voice came from the heels of the hall: "Trly'aeging it on a lower branch, miss l" It is better to clean meat byvt i - int; it off with a wet cloth than to Water Pun over it. In planning gerdens this year res member that cabbage, earrotre beets, turnips, parsnips, potateee and other toot or winter crops can be stored and will be available all next: winter When food bids fair to be very initch ecarcer than during the surniner, Fos, iron rust either on white or colored clothes wet the spot with lemon juice, then hold over steam of tea kettle and the spots will disap- pear like magic. If .the stain is old it may not come out with the firstI trial, ` ri ��%,�r Ilii Granulated Eyelids; ler •4 Sore Eyes, Eyes Inflamed by I pr Sae, guilt d W II:Tyaokly . °q f0a ,. . 'al, ' , refteyed hY Murine, Tey It In ��•** your i]ycs sed In Saby's Lryes, ' OUR. EEa6ZLttin lnstl; w ti, ye Comfort Marina a li<tenied At,i�rur bruAgrpirst's or by ti are salve, Tula% Sse. Por Rb k eys' IErge a ]t Ask lYd iene cyo-Atosncay Co., Moog° d to 1W Baked Fruit; --Mix 3 pints breadife erumbs with 1 cup ehopped raisins, 1 or cup currants, 1 cup chopped elates, lith tali molasses, I pint milk, teaspoon re each cinnamon and salt, pour in gr buttered baking dish and sprinkle bite'gr oa butter over the top, fe be bre tut we she THE ONLY MEDICINE FOR LITTLE ONES Once a mother has used Baby's Own Tablets for her little ones she will use nothing else. Their use teaches her they are absolutely safe; that they never fail to give relief and that the little ones do not dread taking them as they do castor oil and other harsh purgatives. Concerning the Tablets Mrs. John M. Weaver, BlfssHeld, N.B., says: --"I have used Baby's Own Tab- lets for the past ten years and have found them so good I always keep a box !n tee house." The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 26 cents a box from The Dr, Williams' Medicine Coe Brookville, Ont. To grow good parsnips prepare the soil*deeply, make it rich, deep and mellow. Three feet is the proper depth of soil for the very best carrots. Be careful not to bring the bottom soil to the surface. — ,y nfluard's Liniment (lures Daudrag. LOSS OF FOOD BY LIGHTNLNG. Every Means Should be Taken to Pre- vent Destruction of Foodstuffs, Proper food mattes all the differ- ence in the world to the health of a family. _ Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, Eta. Lord Rhondda's Training. In a recent address Lord Rhondda, e j the British Food Controller, explained d his grasp on the food situation. He p said that he was taken into his fath- er s ather's grocery store when 20 years of age and learned the business from the ground up. "Hawkins," said the officer to his Cockney servant, "I've left my press boots out this morning. I want 'em soled." "Yessirl" said Hawkins. But later in the day, when the of - v Wakeful Nights go out of style in the family that once drank tea or coffee but now uses Inst,, nt Posta This wholesome bev- erage of delicious fla- vor contains n0 drug elements to upset heart or nerves and its cheery goodness is Just the tiling in the way of a hot table drink. "There's a Reason" 0 „s. Heals like Magic.:_ burns, 'milk, chafing .blisters, pile"ssr abl Scesses, sunburn, boils, bruises, Ind othei inflammation.. At dealers, or write. usi n1aST„RatiSDr,S01.1PANl ,tsiudg”, 04; Cause cf Earl 01 �a�r The celebrated Dr. Miche Koff, �t an authe.ity on early old age, 9 says that it is"caused by poisons generated be the intestine." When your stomach &pests food properly it is absorber without forming poisonous matter. Poi- sons bring on early old age and premature death. 15 to 3o drops of "Seigel's Syrup" after meals mattes your digestion sound. ,o Liniment no/loves Neuralgia, The Soul of a Piano is the Action. Insist on the "OTTO HIG5 4-1' PIANO ACTION Cutieura Stop Itching At nee Treatment: Cleanse With Cutiealra Soap, and E The world is short of horses. To get the most out of your team use MICA AXLE GREASE " Use half as mach as any other" The mica flakes fill the pores and crevices in the axle and the grease keeps them there. Mica Grease means fresher horses at the end of the day and longer life for your harness and wagons, EUREKA HARNESS OIL "Lengthens leather life" Overcomes leather's worst enemies—water and dirt. It makes harness pliable and waterproof, prevents break- ing of stitches and imparts that rich black lustre to all dark dressed leather. Sold is standard sized package., by live dealers everywhere. IMPERIAL OIL, LIMITED BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES Bruises es and Sprains Have Sloan's bruises and sprainsand Liniment ming nd aches. Quick relief follows its prompt application. No need to rub, IL quickly penetrates to the trouble and drives out the pain. Cleaner than mussy plasters or oint- ments. Sloan's Linmtem d.,es not Stain the skin nor clog tate pores. For rheumatic aches, neuralgia, stilt mucks. lama beck, lumbago, gout, strains, and sprains, tt gives yuck Mirk. Generous sired bottles at all druggists. Monne prices not increased alio eh $1 7E1 olf�ICA G 1111:1Pt mbid� marmn,. o,� n hill:::: ll�Il AW , c Dry and Heal With Clitieura Ointment For eczemas, rashes, itchings, irri- tations, pimples, dandruff, sore hands and baby humors, Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment are supremely effective as well as ideal for toilet purposes. Samples Each Free by Mail Address "Cuticure, Dept. N. Boston, v. S. A." Sold throughout the world. IN MISERY FOR YEARS Mrs. Courtney Tells How She Was Cured by Lydia E Pinkhain's Vegetable Oskaloosa, Iowa.—"For years I was simply in misery from a weakness and awful pains --and nothing seemed to do me any good. A friend advised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham's V e e - table Compound. I did so and got re- lief right away. I can eertainly re- commend this valu- able medicine to other women who suffer, for it has done such good work for the and I know it will help others if they wil give it a fair trial.' —Mrs. LIZZIE COURTNEY, 108 8th Ave., West, Oskaloosa, Iowa. Why will women drag along from day to day, year in and year out, suffering such misery as did Mrs. Courtney, when such letters as this arecolrtinuany being published, Every woman who suffers from displacements, irregularities, in- flammation, ulceration, backache, ner- vousness, or who is passing through the Change of Life should give this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound, a trial. For special advice write Lydia E. Pinkharn Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of its long experience is at your service. Dangerous Gas and Acids That Hurt The Stomach—Sour The Food Cause Dyspepsia, Indigestion Recommends a Safe Way to T :tinny stomach surferers who are always fun o4 Sgas and whose store- arhs horn with acid after nearly RICSUL,t'1eatotrl ndlgeetiori When ilial reality they are the CAUSE. It p Hal dlaleste t n Tt foolish on psln�� etc„ to a etomao fuel of gas aril aotd as it would be a man wile had stett- red on tacit tc rub liniment on his root without removing the tank. Some stenlache generoustootoo much n.ch Walla, causing el f ll, bloated stains Nouns while the acid WI- tatee and Inflames the linins of the stomach Naturally the food ferreente and sours, dir:,wtion is often delayed and atontnch tnisery 1,: the result, Artincial dinestents mill cash this ISSI1., No. 13-=18. «w»=-� .• reat Stomach Trouble At Rorie MAY. fermenting mass into the In testifies and so relieve the stomaon Pain :rut the acrd still remains in the stomach to 'renovate more gab and brmluoe more trouble. at the -tuna meal. If you aro using digestive aids at - tor meals Aron them f$or a white and instead gat a Pety b -grain tablets of bure bisurated mairnesia from any druggist and tape two with eaelt meal. 'Btstlea`ed Magnesia does not digest food but win neutralise the ex= eocslve nolo In your steniaah heap the :good sweat and ivni drive the rias and bloat right out of you body. ee usirnesla lb Prepared fh various forms be sure to get Biuurreted brag" Ilan.tivnlsndiinhthisoronneed tferrn tv111 hot injure the stomanli in anY was.