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Spring's herel ° The Fed Gods aro Goitre in its simple forth' Can be,schoo! children, in .Akron,- 0„ both es
aura an to fns lae1 suet; bo 'v
cute. The great obstacle in the way yn brew success, an
a1' it widespread and persistent ase'has been applied in other cities and
P d p i localities since, that date,
BY DR. J. J..MIfDDU TON
Proulnolal Board of Health, Oiitsrle
Sr, Middleton will Ds $lad to answer questiotu oft Pabtto Health wt,
t rs through tlxts coluWp- Address bin st gltlx41n House, 1»$4II
Ceencent, Toronto.. ,.
ceiling from the bill open spaces offer* d d d' ' b i to thela, Brevonti i. and curative measure
ins the frAAdOnt as .all oubof•dogrs,th t d e rea
Colne! Nit the trails leading to health thttmen
and hapfor th. of iodine taken internally la because ,G. itre is of world-wide distribution
Head for the old stamping grounds y � o
which Met e few weeks ago worn cov- it is eo unpalatable, Among sebopl and is cwfilned largely to inland local -
children where goitre is especially ities not necessarily mountainous. In
erect with lee and snow. lug 1 a prevalent the taking of iodine should Canada the disease is particularly
change!. Everything 15 budding and come t tl Th noted in a diocese
is lak icularly
throbbing with life. Pussy -willow buds
are swelling and tho grassy slppes art
turning green,
Listen! Sounds like a robin, Sah!'
Yes, that's our old friend returned
from his winter quarters. See hero! up the treatment long enough to Make
Some more acquaintances: wood -
who
effective. Dr. Kimball of Cleveland
anemonq, trillium, Canada lily, and who has )rade extensive „studies of
goitre and its treatment, recommends
the giving of iodine in the fern) of a
chocolate covered wafer pr.tablet eon-
taining 10 milligrams of iodine. This
t r u 119, a amountre.'
qulred to supply the needs of the body Ontario, in the Northwest 'Provinces
and .prevent an eniargenneut of the and in the mountain sections of Brit -
thyroid, gland is very small. But it 1511 Columbia.
is also very unpleasant to the taste Localities near the sea are usually
and hence children simply won't keep free from goitre, due, it is believed,
to the people usirt sea -foods, both
animal and vegetable, which in their
turn draw their iodine supply from
the sea water, In fact the salt deriv-
ed from ilea water will in its natural
State supply enough iodine to, supply
1 the needs of the thyroid gland and
A merry song on the trail lightens taste,dancl yet with and adequate ane Prevent
Statist esgoitre. prove that females aro
the heart and the . paper, as well. That am-
ount of iodine, one tablet taken once more liable to goitre than masin
le en
Canadian Camp Fire Song Book of a week throughout the year being suf- the proportion of 10 to 4, Mostes
yours has In it the tlneat collection of fcient to cohtrbl.the disease, and In occur from about 11 to 17 years
Scoaty songs you can find anywhere. the great majority of cases to brine .age, but it is Often,corntnon during
Sing some of them as you hike along, about a rednetion in' the size of the pregnancy,
With a Camera in the pack a hiker thyroid ggland. It is now believed that if a pregnant
is "prepared" to take spine Sino plc. In Switzerland, In the most goitre woman takes sufficient iodine during
tures, a similar opportunity for whish districts, ,LClinger, a Swiss pjiysician, the months preceding the birth of her
may not present itself for another following the lead of other scientists, child, that'child Will nq't develop
instituted the use of iodine in the goitre.
year.with Older theories in respect to the
cause of simple goitre, such as the
drinking of water contaminated with
sewage or containing too much cal-
cium or to the effect of the colon ba-
cillus are no longer held to be .suffi-
cient reasons for the occurrence of
goitre. A lack of the normal iodine
supply seems the most probable cause.
violate: What a wonderful time to be
out -of -doers,
Sing and Bo Happy,
treatment of school children
A series of pictures taken of the goitre. The results were astonishing.
same tree or scone at different times In the canton of St. Gallen which in
will help to record the various stages January, 1019, showed $7,6 per cent.
of leaf development and plant growth. of all school children goitrous, had
in January, 1922, effected a reduction
Serlously Speaking. 'of 18.1 per cent.
When you take your first swim this In 1917 Marine and Kimball
year, it might be your last. How come? toted routine -iodine treatment among
just this.. You may be put of prat -
Lice, especially when getting into icy
water, and and yourself in trouble be -
tore you realize it. What happens In
so many cases—the bells 1n the old
town chapel toll their last for a fool -
that was completed recently in Paris.
tali boy who took a chance, Better Curiously enough, says Chambers's
wait until things warm up a bit. This Journal, this caravan de luxe was or
Is the time to prepare yourself for that iginally ordered by an Englishman,
emergency which might arise. Look who was afterwards unable to buy it.
up the Proficiency Badge Examiner in Two vehicles form the caravan, the
Swimming or the Royal Lipa -Saving leading one, of which has a four-cy lln-
Society Examiner and have him help
you qualify for the Junior Life Saving der motor. When the tourist makes
requirements, after which you are en- his halting place for the night he tits
titled to wear the Junior Life Saving a gangway between the leading ve-
emblen) on your suit, Better this hicle and the trailer and then has the
badge on yourself than a hero medal equivalent of a fairly roomy bungalow.
on the other fellow who risked his To begin behind the driver's cab of
own life trying to save you from a the leading vehicle, there is .first_ a
watery grave. Be a life saver yourself servants' combined living room and
by practicing Safety First and in the bedrooin, then a well-equipped kitchen
meantime learn to be a safe swimmer. in the middle and a dining room with
Safety. inlaid decorations at' the rear. En
Luxury on the Road.
Luxurious as some English motor
touring caravans are, none probably
1s so large or so perfectly fitted as one
While tba subject of caution is still
warm, let's take time to consider First
Aid preparedness. Dad's shaving stick
tube, a soap container or an empty to-
bacco can fitted with a few articles
will serve in an emergency. The kit
should contain someiodine, roller
bandages (kept sterile), adhesive
tape, aromatic spirits of ammonia,
vaselene, and a pair of tweezers. Read
again Chapter W. on Prevention and
Treatment of Accidents in your Boy
Scout Handbook,
Aquatlo Hike.
There are hikes, and Hikes, and
HALES. This one is particularly popu-
lar' because it involves a game of
chance and luck and provides au op-
portunity to play near the water:
There is no need of getting wet, how-
ever, unless you fall in by .appoint-
ment. -
The materials, necessary for this
'like are a glass jar or two with mos
rano netting, and a small wire strain-
er from the ten -cent store (or mother's
kitchen), a small microscope or read-
ing glass will also be useful.
Small brooks and feeders from
grassy fields contain animal and in-
sect-iife galore. Dip and drag the net
slang the bottom and out will come a
collection of whlrligy, wigglely life
which Is transferred to the glass jar,
Try your shill at landing a water
strider. Consider It a good catch to
have a stickle -back fresh water
shrimp, dragon fly nymph, crawfish
and "water boat man:". Better put Mr.
Crawfish by himself, for he might
start a collection of his own, especial.
ly when it gets along dinner time. Place
• in the jar some of the water plants
and record the time, place, landscape,
weather and other useful information
which might be of interest to others
upon your return. An account of this
information at the troop meeting,
along with the showing of the speci-
mens now displayed in separate con-
tainers, will be a worth while attrac-
tion. •
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Wise Pat.
An Irishman called at a dairy and
asked the dairyman if he could supply
him with a dozen eggs laid by a black
hen.
The dairymen was amazed at the
irlshman's strange order, but Inform-
ed Pat that he could pick .them oat
hhuself,
After Pat had picked Out his eggs,
the dairyman asked hint how he could
distinguish eggs laid by a black lien,
"Oh, slture, man," replied Pat,
"they're always the biggest"
When tho winds fail, take to the
oars. ..
OpporluniLy is often Moat by
pausing.
'rhe ;oast force suffices to break
v. het is already crttcked.
trance to both vehicles Is obtained
from the gangway between them. In'
the trailer you step into an entrance
hall that forms the anteroom to a
beautifully furnished and decorated
drawing -room. -A passage leading
from that .room gives access to the
bathroom and the lavatory and also
to a charming and comfortable bed-
room, which occupies the rear part.
Polished hardwood floors are fitted
CREAM
We w
ant YOUR Cream. We pay
highest prise. We supply cans.
Make
daily returns. To obtain
best results write now for cans to
BOWS
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throughout and are carpeted or partly
covered with rugs in the various
rooms. Electric Tamps are provided
in all parts, and in the dining room
there is an electric fire, which gives
the appearance of glowing coals. Cur-
rent is supplied from a battery under
the leading car,_which is charged by a
motor -driven dynamo in the driver's
cab. There is fresh water in tanks
under the vehicles, whence electric
pumps lift it to supply tanks over the
sink and the bath. A petrol geyser
furnishes hot water for bathing. A
small van, which acts as a tender for
the caravan, -brings up supplies and
water. •
That the caravan is sumptuously
furnished, may be gathered from the
fact -that it costfive hundred thous-
and franca before the franc had fallen
to .its present level. If we Assume
that the owner and his -wife -occupy
the bedroom, four persons can be car-
cied in comfort, for In the drawing -
room two beds are rigged on box mat-
tresses that are snugly stowed away
during the day. The servants contem-
plated are a man and his wife in the
leading vehicle and a man -servant in
the van. In spite of the length—not
much short of fifty feet over the two
vehicles—the caravan can be handled
on any ordinary road or among traffic.
Time will finally arbitrate all our
perplexities.
Special perfumes, which are intend-
ed to restore .the natural scents to
flowers deprived of this attraction by
early forcing, are being made in
Austria.
kwith This
t Uses Less Fuel
Save money by using SMP Enam,.
eled Ware cooking vessels. They use
less fuel. To satisfy yourself try this
convincing test in your kitchen. Take
an SMP Enameled Sauce Pan and one
of equal size made of aluminum, tin
or other metal. Into each pour two
quarts of cold water. Place each sauce
pan over the fire. The water in the
SMP Enameled Sauce Pan will be boil-
trig merrily when the water in the
other is just beginning to simmer.
Save your money. Use
agangAti
"A Face of Porcelain and a Heart of Steel"
Three finishes: Pearl Ware, two cents of
pearly -grey enamel inside end out; Diamond
Wore, throe coats, Tight brae and white out.
side, white lining. Crystal Ware, three teats,
pure white h,elde and oat,, with Royal blue
edging.,
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BABY'S OWN TABLETS
•All LtYS 1E11 ON MIND
�
Mrs, David Gagne, St, Godfroy, Qua.,,
write tr—"I have used Baby's Own
Tablets for three little one and
have found them such en excellent
inediciie that I always keep them qn
Band and would strongly advise all
other molders to do the same thing."
The Tablets are a mild .but thorough
laxative w1iolt quickly relieve consti-
patten and indigestion; break up colds
and simple fevers and promote that
healthful refreshing sleep which
makes the baby thrive. They aro sold
by all medicine dealers or by mail at
25 cents a box from The Dr.. Williams'
Medicine Co., Drookville, Ont,
Wembley's Naval Battles.
The Navy is represented at the Bri-
tish Empire Exhibition. A special
water stage, seventy feet wide, has
been erected, and on this indoor ocean
ships take part in representations of
famous battles.
Two of the most important British
victories—the Armada and Trafalgar
--are depleted with remarkable detail.
It is impossible to portray the battle
of Jutland in the same way owing to
the 'immense area of sea over which
11 -was fought, It has been decided,
however, to illustrate the Navy's part
in modern warfare by typical episodes
of a naval action of to -day, and the
storming of Zeebrugge is presented in
full detail. ,
Spectators survey the whole history
of the evolution of the ship of war and
of the merchant ship, shown in a pro-
cession of vessels each of which is
modelled upon its famous original,
from . the Mora, A.D. 1066, to H.M.S.
Hood,•A.D. 1920; and from the high -
pooped, square-rigged merchantmen of
the Normans to the steam -driven steel
cargo boats of to -day.
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The New House.
Nothing dark or sorrowful
Haunts the new house, •
And not a shiny cricket
Or a quick -eyed mouse.
They are long sunny windows
A wide fireplace,
And sweetsmelling woodwork,
Yellow like lace.
We will bring the little house
Talk beside the lire,
Laughter on the stairway—
All its heart's desire.
Something eager calls to us
In every room,
And it's all like a garden,
We are living into bloom.
—Rose Henderson.
To a Grandmother.
At six o'clock in the evening,
The time for lullabies,
My son lay on my mother's lap
With sleepy, sleepy eyes!
O drowsy, little manny boy,
With sleepy, sleepy eyes!
I heard her sing and rock him,
And the creak of the swaying: chair,
And the old dear cadence of the words
Came softly down the stair.
And all the years had vanished,
All folly, greed and stain—
The old, old song, the creaking chair,.
The dearest arms again!
0 lucky little manny boy
To feel those arms again!
-Christopher Morley.
The Younger Generation Scores.
A young husband, says the Argo-
naut, criticized the biscuits that his
bride served him for breakfast. As
usual they were "nothing like those
mother used to make," The young
lady planed her campaign, and the
next morning she set before bite a
plate of hot biscuits alleged to be
made as mother used to make hers.
"Now you've got it," he exclaimed
delightedly as he sampled the new lot,
"These are exactly like mother used
to make! How did you happen to hit
upon the receipt?"
"It's no great secret," his wife said
with a smile. "I put in oleo instead of,
butter, used cold storage eggs, drop-
ped a bit of alum in the flour and
adulterated the milli. Remember,
sweetheart, your mother lived before
there were any pure -food laws."
A Curious Tree.
Did you ever hear of the upas tree
or Java? Tip until recent decades its
exhalations were supposed to be so
deadly that birds flying over it fre-
quentlydropped dead. Experiments
in English hothouses -failed to prove
this story, and investigators explain
that in Java the tree usually grows in
low valleys where the escape of car-
bonic-acid gas fromcrevices iu the
i abundant and that thisa
ground. s gas
was tete real cause of the birds' death.
The upas really does contain a viru-
lent .poison, but tho old story of its
deadly exhalations has been proved
false.
Correct.
"When is 1 nghand quicker than
shorthand?"
"When it is,a a clock,"
Subdue circumstances to yourself,
not yourself to. circumstances,
What you do not want is dear at
a farthing,
Grief decreases where it has- no-
thing by which it call increase,
Kecp Minard's Liniment in the house,.
Whence Cometh My Help.
You are all tenderneas, oh gentle hills;
I know you do not love me, You are
fres
Both front, het ;Mssion yearning till it
kills
And sickly sentiment, Blit you are
kind
With comfort when the evening shad,
oats creep
To little boliows for a place to sleep,
Leaving the weariness of day behind
As the day Passes. Then the dews of
night
Steal down and bring gray wisps .of
fog that rest
Like floating veils of tulle across the
breast
Of some cool virgin, Jtnd there is no
light
Except a gentle radiance that Mils
You with all tenderness, oh placid
hills;
Raife llumohrles,
THE DELICATE GIRL
What Mothers Should Do . as
Their Daughters Approach
Womanhood.
If growing girls are to become well-
developed, healthy women, their
health must be carefully guarded.
Mothers should not ignore their un-
settled moods or the various troubles
that tell of approaching womanhood.
It is an important time of life. Where
pallor, headache, backache or other
signs of anaemia are evident you must
Provide the sufferer with the surest
means of making new blood.
Remember, pale bloodless girls need
plenty of nourishment, plenty of sleep,
and regular open-air exercise. But to
Save the bloodless sufferer she must
have new blood—and nothing meets
the case so well as Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. These Pills increase the supply
of new, red blood; they stimulate the
appetite and relieve the weary back
and limbs; thus they restore health
and charm, and bring to anaemia girls
the rosy cheeks and bright eyes of
strong, happy girlhood,
You can get these pills through any
dealerin medicine, or by mail at 50
cents a box from. The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
And Sha Got it, of Course.
'Mrs. Nulywed—"The ox tall I got
from you last week was simply tine."
Butcher — "Glad you're pleased,
ma'am."
Mrs. Nulywed---"Yes, quite pleased,
you may give me another from the.
same ox, if you will."
Buy your out-of-town supplies with
Dominion Express Money Orders.
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Where the Deor Keeps Its Scent.
We are frequently asked about the,
scent given out by the deer. It is 10-�
Gated in the foot. If the hoof is sepal,'
ated a little pocket is found containing!
a pasty substance, the odor of which
resembles that of rank cheese. This;
substance works out on the hoof and;
leaves its scent on the ground. If a'
deer is hard pressed by hounds be will
take to water, and running in it for'
some distance, the odor will be so I
thoroughly washed out of the hoof
that no scent will be left on the
ground, and consequently the dogs
wilt be unable to follow.
Silk Raising Once Secret.
The secrets of silk making were
formerly guarded with great care. In
'Roman times an emperor bribed two
Persian monks to visit China and
bring back specimens of the worm
that spun silk. They accompltehed
their mission by ooncealiug the eggs,
of the silkworm in a hollow cane.
Chapped Hands or Face
Cured by one application of MEDORA
CREAM. Leaves skin smooth and vel-.
vets. Msec; exclusively in Toronto
General Hospital for ten years. Ask
your druggist for 60e bottle and pre-
serve your youthful complexion. or
sent postpaid on receipt of 60c.1
J, A, MacDonald, Phm.B., 34 Hogarth
Ave., Toronto,
THEPES
You ---+.•.R
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USE YOUR
SPARE TIME OR
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ALL YOUR TIME
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Money in• Your Stocking!
Money in Your Purse
Money in the Bank 1
Act as our Agent. Sell our ii, A D. Superfine
busiest' to gourfriends, neighbours and
acquaint:meet,
The worts is easy. The goods Bell themselves.
Any woman will at once recognisethe high
quality of 13 fit Bhee(ery, This class of hosiery
in not generally obtainable locally. Therefore,
people are noxious to buy final opts agents.
Housewives who need more ready teak,
schoolgirls with books and dresses to boy,
teachers, men or women, nny-one can sell
11 Q li hosiery and make money, 1 t the none
time 1 hey .5,12 real favor 40 their costumers.
Write Today.
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& E. MANUFACTURING CO. (tlopt, IL)
London - Ontario
MR It CRANKER GIVES
TANLAR FULL CREDIT
"As a Stomach ah e . .
�
� Medicine and
Tonic---Tan1ac is Certainly
Wonderful," Says Brock-
ville Lady.
Adding her voice to the thousands
woo are praieleg Tanlao for the re•
covert' of their beelth and strength,
Mrs. Margaret 0ranker, 84 Louis St.,
Brockville, Out,, says.
"Tenlac is such a grand, good medi-
cine and has done so much fes me that
I will praise it. Following a spell of
tYph0id fever, two years ago, I was
just a shadow of myself and remained
s0 weak I couldn't walk across the
floor. Stomseh pains and backache
tortured me and I was almost frena°
from nerv0115ne85,
"My husband, who had used Tanta*
WW1 line results, persuadedme to try
it, too, and it proved to he dust what
I needed. Six bottles helped MA hook
M health andstrength and'I also gain,
ed 12 pounds, That was two year.
ago and I have felt Etna eversinpo, As
a stomach medicine and tonic Tental
IS certainly wonderful,"
Tanlac is for esie by ail good drug.
giste, Accept no substitute, Over 90.
million bottles sold,
Tanlac Vegetable Pills, for constlpa.
tion, made and recommended by the
manufacturers of TANLAC.
EASY TRICKS
One Hundred
Two packs of playing cards are
usually used for this trick but
matches, toothpicks, buttons, coins,
etc., can be used. You will take
fifty of the cards and your friend
will take fifty. Then you declare
you will show him an obviously
fair game at whicb he cannot win.
You claim the privilege of deal-
ing first and deal one card. He is
to place on that card not more than
ten cards. You are to deal alter-
nately, the player dealing the 100th
card winning.
The secret is simple and after
you understand it thoroughly you
will pot have to claim the privilege
of dealing first. Always deal on
the other fellow's cards, enough to
bring the total to one more than
the next multiple of eleven. As he
cannot add more than ten at a
time, he will reach a point where
he cannot prevent you from deal-
ing the 60th card. The best he
can do is to den] ten and you will
need only to deal one card to make
100. if the other player under-
stands the trick you will be unable
to win unless you deal first and
deal one card only.
/Cite this nut and paste it. with
oilier .c4 -the series_ in a u roaboolJ
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A Traveller's Tale.
"Yes," said the traveller, "I had
some exciting experiences in Russia.
Perhaps the worst affair happened one
night when I was ten miles from my
home. I discovered that my sleigh
was being followed by a pack of
wolves. I fired blindly into the pack,
killing one of the wolves. To my re-
lief, the others stopped to devour him,
and in this way I was able to gain on
them.
"But soon they were on my scent,
I fired again, with the same result. I
kept on firing until finally there was
only one wolf following my sleigh,
with hungry eyes fixed on me in an-
ticipation of the supper he was going
to make of me."
The friend, who had listened thus
far to the thrilling story, interjected a
laugh, and said, "Why, man, according
to my reckoning, that last wolf must
have had all the other wolves inside
of him."
"Well, yes, now I think of it, that
last wolf did wobble a bit"
Say "Bayer" - Insist!
For Pain Headache
Neuralgia Rheumatism
Lumbago Colds
e",,, Accept only a
Bayer package
which contains proven directions
Handy "Bayer'" boxes of 12 tablets
Alae bottles of 24 and 100-0ruggists
Aspirin is the trade out (registered in
Canada) of Soyer 111nnufoeture of Doran
ocetleaeldester of 8Wh;*Ilead3
CORNS
For sura, relief apply Minard's
daily, klxoelleni for bunions,
Classified Advertiseimeub
U3tNJ, BEAUTIFULLY NLUI'1VY,
Carded wool; sample, enough light
comforter; one dollar. Woollen Mills,
Cteergetown, Ont,
elHICKS FROM k'AMOUS
laying strains, Barred Rocks,
Rhode Island Meds, Wyandottes, 320
a hundred. Safe arrival guaranteed.
Chas. Gillespie, Balsam, Ont.
Danger of Blow Torch.
Do not permit painters to burn off
old paint with a torch. There aro
several inexpensive liquid paint re-
movers on the market which will do
the work better, Warn plumbers and
repair men to exercise every precau-
tion in using blow torches or heaters
about a building. Carelessness of
workmeu has caused many Ares, Our
Church was recently set on fire when a
blow torch, used on the bottom of a
door, Ignited paper on the other side.
—0. P. S.
Ask for Minarces. and take no others
Bad Marks.
Irate Mother—"What do you mean
by saying my boy has some of the
characteristics of the German?"
Teacher—"I merely wanted to indi-
cate that he has too many had marks."
Neglect of thetee h may have a
harmful effect on all the joints of the
body.
.IE
Keeps EYES
Clear, Bright and Beautiful
Write Muncie Co„Chico go, forEyeeareBoOk
CUTICURA HEALS
SKIN TROUBLE
Face Broke Out In Pim-
ples. Were Disfiguring.
Extremely Sore,
"My face broke out in a masse of
pimples that were very annoying
as well as disfiguring. The pim-
ples were small, hard, red lumps at
first, but increased in size and
came to a head. The pimples were
extremely sore and tender, and I
was very much discouraged.
” I read an advertisement for Cu.
Soap and Ointment and sent
for a free sample. I purchased
more, and after using two cakes of
Cuticura Soap, together with the
Cuticura Ointment, I was healed."
(Signed) Miss Alberta Moore, Salt
Springs Sta., Nova Scotia.
For every purpose of the toilet
and bath, Cuticura Soap, Ointment
and Talcum are excellent.
Sample‘ton Pres by Man. Address Canadian
Depot oatlenra r, O. Ma 5816 Montreal.'
Pie. Soso Me. Ointment:3nnd6lle.. tutee olSo.
For- Try our now Shaving Stink.
MRS. DAVIS
NERVOUS 4 BECK
TellsWoinenHowShe Was Restored
to 'Perfect Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Winnipeg, Man.—" I cannot speak
too highly of what Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com-
pound has done for
me. I was a nervous
wreck and I just had
to force myself to do
my work. Even the
sound of tnyown chil-
dren playing made
me feel as if I most
scream if they did
not get away front
me. I could not even
speak right to my
husband..Jhe doctor
said he could do nothing for me. 1)77 bus -
band's mother advised the to take the
Vegetable Compound and I started it at
once. I was able to do my work onto
more and it was a pismire, not a bur-
den. Now I have a fine bouncingbaby
and am able to nurse her and enoy do-
ing my work. I cannot help recom-
mending such a medicine, and any one
seeing me before I took it, and seeing
me now, can see what it does for me. l
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