The Brussels Post, 1912-2-1, Page 7LTH
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DIAGNOSIS BY THE X-RAYS,
The discovery of the Roentgen
Rays has resulted in the allevia-
tion of much human suffering, Un-
doubtedly the future will teach us
much more about these wonderful
rays, and the field of their useful-
ness will be enlarged in ways that -
are as yet unguessed, Even as far
as we have got, their help to physi-
cians in diagnosis can hardly be es-
timated in words.
In many cases of bone trouble in
former days it was almost impos-
sible to arrive at a correct diagno-
sis, a d patients have been submit-
ted to painful and disagreeable
treatment lasting for months or
even years, on the supposition that
their persistent lameness and con-
stant pain in a joint were due to
a sprain or strain, or to rheum--
tism or neuralgia, or whatever it
might be called, To -day, when
such a case does not yield to treat-
ment as it should, it is examined
by the X-rays, with the frequent
result that an unsuspected fracture
is found to be at the root Qf the
trouble. Oaseshave been report-
ed where patients have walked, or
rather limped about, for month's
with the aid of a cane, and where the
only prominent symptoms besides'
lameness were pain and persistent
swelling. The examination by the
ray disclosed net only the fracture
of the bone, but also its exact na-
ture and extent.
The rays aro equally valuable in
determining the results of treat-
ment; sthe surgeon being able to
Lad out by them whether a fracture
or dislocation has been properly re-
duced.
In the case of foreign bodies, it is
now generally conceded that the
rays are by far the best means of
locating them. In former days all
foreign bodies, from the soldier's
bullet to the baby's coin or safety -
pin, had to be searched for by praise
and guesswork, often to the great
pain and danger of the patient.
Many a valuable life has passed out
because of the inability of the phy-
sician to iodate the assassin's bul-
let, One doctor has invented a
very clever apparatus -for locating
foreign bodies in the eyeball.
• The calculi or .stones that form
in the blander end kidneys are now
discovered ,by Roentgen Rays;
Whereas only a short time ago many
experimental operations were per-
formed where these were supposed
to exist, The rays are also used to
determine the state of the lungs in
tuberculosis, of the pleural cavity
in pleurisy, and the shape and size
of the heart in heart -disease. —
Youth's Companion,
HELP FOR INSOMNIA.
Insomnia is a condition which is
met with almost daily, yet it is one
which is treated only too frequently
in some routine fashion, and often
enough baffles treatment alto-
gether. In the case of persons
sleepless owing to troubles, says
Dr. C. Willett Cunningham, writ-
ing in The Hospital, words of wis-
dom will be more valuable than
even the most ingenious prescrip-
tion, There remains, however, a
number of patients who have no-
thing on their minds and yet can-
not sleep. In some there is a fam-
ily tendency, in others a habit has
grown perhaps from small begin-
nings. These are exceedingly dif-
ficult to manage successfully, In
this class of sleeplessness one should
have the bedroom absolutely dark
and quiet at night. Ventilation is
also important, Cold feet will
keep other people awake. In habit
cases it may help to advise a change
of bedroom or oven of house for
a time. The evening meal is an im-
portant matter, but no general rule
can be Jaid down. The late dinner
of tho full-blooded, over -nourished
Ivan needs curtailing, while the
thin, dyspeptic, nervous woman re-
quires more nourishment. For
them some easily digested milk food
the Last thing at night is 'useful:
Tea and coffee are best avoided,
especially in the latter part of the
day. On theoretical grounds alco-
hol is best abstained from, but in
people over fifty it is seldom wisp
to change a habit which may be -
.come second nature. A "night-
ea,p" has its obvious objections.
Extra pillows are useful. The pa-
tient should spend as much time as
possible in the open.
BEFORE AND AFTER,
Tommy --•"Pon, what's the dit-
ference between an epithet and an
epitaph 7".
r.Conrmy's Poli—"One is applied: to
A man before ho is dead,• and the
other afterward."
"What names would you suggest
for a list of the world's greatest
on 7" "None," replied M. Meek -
"After talking with- Henri-
I'm inclined to think there
any such thing;,,
ellie—Is' that fellow of yours
et: going to get up the conlrage
propose,. Belle—Guess not. He's
an hourglass. 1Vpilxe-An
r giant Belli --Yes, the more
e ho gets the lees sand he hila.
AN OPEN LETTER
From a Well Known Clergyman
showing How Indigeatieir
Can Be Med,
Rev, T. A. Drury, . Beainsville,
Ont„ writes as follows—"For
eighteen -years I have been increas-
ingly impressed with the wonder-
ful effects for good wrought by Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills. For some
years I had suffered almost con-
stantly with chronic dyspepsia of
the most stubborn type, attended
by different other troubles which in-
variably follow, or accompany it as
its results, Prominent among which
were kidney trouble and piles.
Against this complication of dis-
ease
isease I waged 4 vigorous warfare for
several months, using many differ-
ent remedies, none of which gave
permanent relief. In my discour-
agement I was about to discontinue
treatment altogether when I was
advised by a friend to try Dr. Wil-
Iiams' Pink Pills, the use of which
though under very unfavorable cir-
cumstances, soon revived my droop-
ing courage. The medicine struck
at the root of my weakness and the
different troubles of which dyspep-
sia was the prime cause released,
let go, and disappeared.. In one
month I increased fifteen pounds in
weight, and . received a new lease
of life, Only. six boxes of pills pro-
duced this wonderful change in _niy
health, which Was miraculously
permanent.
Later" my sister became so re-
duced by anaemia (.though under
the care of our family doctor) that
she could scarcely walk. In this
dangerous extremity Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills were resorted to and in
a brief space of• time restored her
to perfect health.
Being a minister of the gospel
many test casts have come under
my notice, in all of which Dr Wil-
liams' Pink Pills have fully aus-
tained their world-wide reputation.
This is why I• can conscientiously
recommend Dr Williams' Pink'
Pills as being superior to anything
known to me in the treatment of
the many diseases for which they
are recommended."
BELOW- STAIRS.
"What's ` ' your ` missus kicking
about'1" inquired the housemaid
from 'next door.
"This is hernight out, but I told"
her I had an engagement myself,"
A Safe Pill for Suffering Women.
—The secluded life of women which
permits of little healthful exercise,
ie a fruitful cause of derangements
of the stomach and liver and is ac-
countable for the pains and lassi-
tude that so many of them experi-
ence. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills
will correct irregularities of the di-
gestive organa and restore health
and vigor. The most delicate wo-
man can use, them with safety. be-
cause their action, while effective,
is mild and soothing.
A COME -BACK.
"I intended to give Wombat a
little friendly advice this morning."
"And why didn't you?"
"Why, he started to tell me hl,w
to rtln my affairs, and that's some-
thing I tolerate from no man.''
Jones—Yes, sir, that boy of mine
is a piano player. Why, he can
play with his toes! Brown—Hew
old is he? Jones—Fifteen. Brown
—I've got a boy at home who can
play with his toes, and he's only
one year old,
The Best T reatmenf t
for Itching Scalps
and Falling Hair
To allay eating and Ilea:t ten of the scalp,
prevent dry, thin and failing hair, remove
crusts, scales and dandnil , and promote the
growth and beauty of the hair, the following
special treatment is most effective, agreeable
and economical. On retiring, comb the hair
oat straight all around, then bten at the side
Mid make a parting, gently rubbingOutleura
ointment Into tho parting with abit of soft
Kennel held over the end et the linger. Anoint
additional partings about bait en inch apart
until thevihole scalp Ilea been treated, the per.
Pose/ming toetthoCUtieureotdtalent en the
scalp skin rather than eft the hair. It 'Jewell
to place a light covering ever the balr to
ptoteet the pillow from possible stain. The
next morning, shampoo whit Cutieura Soap
and hot water. Shampoos alone 'ma? he
51054 as often as agteeaWI0, tut Pee or
Mee a month 19 generally eutlletedt for
thio special treatment tor. women% hair. Not'
withaiaadinij Ontletra soap and otntutent are
yw r
1614 everare, these Wishing to try thin
treatment may de se Wlltlt6ut eSpenso b+'
eeedteg to "Cuttcura,'t Dept. 421,1101.1i011, Ti'
S. A., for a free santpte'01 Outiolira Neap and
efntment, with8:-p, book on akin olid hair.
THE •SIJWS ECLIPSE."
Astronomers of. Prance Say It 'Io
to Be Total.
Visitors to Paris next spring will
witness the-remarkeble arectaele of
an colipib of the, sun. At ton
minutes and a few seconds after
noon on April 17 the sun's disk will
be blotted out by the moon, The
eclipse will be visible along anar-
row strip north of Paris, passing
between St. Germain-en-Laye and
Le Vezmet and running out to the
northeast,
According to the statement of
Chas. Nordmann, astronmer of the
Paris observatory, a total eclipse of
the sun in any particular region of
the earth is visible only every 360
years, and on'•this oecasion it will
be possible to watch fram Paris it-
self, through smoked glasses, the
moon's shadow slowly stealing over
the face of the sun. The phenom-
enon will begin at 10.45 a.m., and
for two brief seconds, ten minutes
after midday, the suburbs north of
Paris will be plunged into dark-
ness resembling that of a moon
light night while early morning
twilight will prevail in the city it-
self. The unusual conditions will
last until 1,35 p.m.
M. Nordmann anticipates that the
eclipse will resolve the difference
existing between Freneh and
British astronomers regarding tba
size of the moon's diameter. The.
French astonomens foretell a total
eclipse and the British so-called an-
nual eclipse—than is to say, an
oclipse in which the, moon will be
surrounded by a ring of light. If
the theory of the French astrono-
mers is correct, visitor. to Paris
will be treated to an unforgettable
spectacle. The moon's ring will
be lighted by delicate pink tongues
of bydrogenie emanations of the
solar atmosphere, and all around
the sun will be a mysterious green
halo, known as the "corona," and
formed of a gas unknown on earth,
WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
Mothers who have once. used
Baby's Own Tablets for their little
ones always keep them in the house.
They realize the 'value of the Tab-
lets in banishing baby's illness
when it comes, or better still, in
warding off illness 'by _ giving him
an occasional dose of the Tablets
to keep his stomach and bowels re-
gular. Concerning them Mrs.
Isaac McDonald, Nappati Station,
writes :—"I have used Baby's Own
Tablets and would not now be
without them as they are the very
best medicine I know of'for little
ones." The Tablets are sold at 25
cents a box by medicine dealers or
by mail from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
HE WARNED HER.
"But for my ears being in the
way I could wear one of these ve"y
high collars."
"Too bad; but stick to your ears
girl. They may be . unfashi.iaable
now, but you may need 'em in your
old age to hook your spectacles
over."
There is no medicine on the mar-
ket that can compare with Iiioicie's
Anti -Consumptive Syrup in expel-
ling from the system the irritating
germs that colds engender in the
air passages. It is suicide to neg-
lect your cold. Try the cheap ex-
periment of ridding yourself of it
by using Biokle's Syrup, which is
a simple remedy, easily taken, and
once ,used it will always be prized
as a sovereign medicine.
Consider the ways of the little
green 'cucumber, which never does
its best fighting till it's down.
<," 7 en Tey Polurine Eye Remedy
"��� 1'oamerttna-lreel,Ylue-Aotn QluCkly.
Try t E Lor lied, Waok, Watery ieyee and
�� " eronalctod i0yelido, llruatratod 9oolt
In oaoh rooks e. MO1015 le. cam•
Eire�,/ ponmted t,y o„r�tanitnta-Hata"intent
ttodlolne"bntueod In eucrseetmrbyel-
/da ey ar! clans' trice for many yearn Now
aY�r 8Q dedteated to the Publle and 001,5 by
Drubs6-tote at aou5ie per ),tittle. 5h rino
�e �d Flys Satre is Aeeptlo 105150, 500000,
nonnnnnnttneen. Murine Ey, Remedy Co.. Chicane
But if a man thinks he knows all
that is worth knowing, he doesn't,
There is no poisonous ingredi-
ent in Holloway's Corn Cure, and
it can be used without danger of
injury. '
it little outside assistance might
have improved some sell -made men.
Mipard's Linlmeni Cures Garget In cowl.
HIS VIEW.
"Do you believe in woman suf-
frage, Mr, Peck 1"
"I do not," replied Mr. Peck,
with an air of conviction.. "If a
woman has not iiufCroient will power
to secure her own way unaided,the
vote will not help her." °
SILLY THING.
"What are you going south for?"
"Rheumatism."
"Gcel Can't you get enough of
it nip here?"'
Billy—Huh 1 I bet you didn't
have a geed time at your birthday
party yesterday. Willie—I bet I
did. Billy—Then why ain't you
sick to -clay?
Mlnartre Liniment- cures diphtheria,
SHE STRUCK AT
ROOT OF TROUBLE'
MRS. COMEAU CiJRED ITER
KIDNEYS WITI[ DODD'S
KIDNEY PILLS.
And her Heart Trouble, Backache
and other ailments disappeared—
Says she owes her good health to
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Petit Rocher, Glnficester Co., N.
B., Jan. 8 (Special).—When Mrs.
Pierre I. Comeau, a well known and
highly respected resident of this
place cured her kidney disease, her
heart trouble and other aches and
pains also disappeared, She cured
her kidney disease easily and quick-
ly by using Dodd's Kidney Pills,
"My heart troubled me all the
time," Mrs, Comeau states; "and
I feared for the terrible results
that might follow. My limbs would
swell, my back ached and I was al-
ways tired and nervous,
"Those symptoms led 'me to be-
Iieve that kidney disease was the
root of all my troubles, so I turned
to Docld's Kidney Pills. Before I
had finished the first box the swel-
ling was gone, my. back was well
and my heart no longer.. troubled
me. I am now in the best of health,
and I owe it all to Dodd's Kidney
Pills."
Always strike at the root of the
trouble. And in nine cases out of
ten all women's troubles start with
the Kidneys. That's why Dodd's
Kidney Pills are woman's best
friend.
CRIMEAN VETERAN, 104.
Old Soldier Who Travelled Alone to
See Coronation.
A Crimean veteran, Robert Coles.
of Gloucester road, Croydon, Eng-
land, has celebrated his 104th birth -
d Coles was born at Canterbury,
and for fifteen years served in the
old 68th Regiment (Durham Light.
Infantry), passing through the
Lrimean campaign as an officer's
servant.
His activity. is . as remarkable as
his loyalty. On the "Coronation
day of King George last•'Juno the
old "man `rose before the household
was astir, let himself out of the
(louse quietly at daybreak, and
managed to get to London and
back by himself. He saw the pro-
cession from .the Mall, wherehe
stood, supporting himself by a
lamppost, and returned home later
in the day almost exhausted.
Coles and his wife have an old age
pension and a. grant from Lord
Roberts' fnud which helps to keep
the old couple and their widowed
daughter.
Coles has never smoked and only
drinks ono glass of beer daily,
B
Shilohle Gure
QUICKLY STOPS COUGHD CURES COLDS.
NEALB THE TYNOAT AND 1.UN02. 28 CENTS
Many a boasted family tree is
merely underbrush.
Worms feed upon the vitality of
children and endanger their lives.
A simple and effective cure is
Mother Graves' Worm Extermin-
ator.
"Johnny, did you have a good
time at the party 1" "How could
I have a good time? I promised
mother to behave myself."
A Household Medicine.—They
that are acquainted with the star-
ling.properties of Dr. Thomas' En-
lectric Oil in the treatment of many
ailments would not be without it in
the house. It is truly a household
medicine and as it is effective in
dealing with many ordinary com-
plaints it is cheaper than a, doctor.
So, keep it at hand, as the call for
it may come most unexpectedly,
Lots of us trouble most about the
things that never trouble us.
Mlnard'f. Liniment Cures Distemper,
PHILANTHROPIST D:CFINED.
"Pa," said little Willie; looking
up from his paper, "what is a phil-
anthropist, anyway 1" "A philan-
thropist, my son,"' replied his wise
pa, "is usually a man who spends
his time getting other people 'to
spend their money for charity "
EDS. POIILORN aOPEf3,
Medals as rewards for personal
valor are almost as al'sl,as the pro-
verbial hills, and their origins is
lost in the limbo of the 'past, In
Great Britain Charles I instituted
the first Medal, a badge for his
soldiers wno had Jed forlorn hopes
in battle. Prom this time these
badges have been granted for
meritorious acts gf.bravery, offieors
of the Navy being the first to parti-
cipate in a regular distribution, .Not
only have .the soldiers and sailors
been honored by module, but per -
meal decorations have been award-
ed to Arctic explorers, to the race.
to fishermen, to brave civilians, to
colliers, to war eorrespondents, and
to officials taking part in public
events. Frequently there has been
great delay in granting medals won.
For instance, Lord Kitchener earn-
ed a medal from the French Army
in ]870, but it has only recently
reached that gallant officer.., war
medal, ordered to eommemorate the
war with France, 1743-1814, was
not issued till 1847.
JUST ATE THROUGH A VISIT,
Mrs. Brown was a mistress who
allowed her servant Jane to- 1•r"ing.
her young man into her kitchen at
nights,
Now, Mrs. Brown was very in-
quisitive
nquisitive and listened outside the
door to the conversation.
A short time ago Jane got a fresh
young man, and the mistress no-
ticed how quiet all was when he
was in the kitchen.
"Jane," said Mrs. Brown the
next morning, "how is it I never
hear any talk in the kitchen when
your new young men visits you?"
"Oh, mum," replied Jane, "he's
that modest he does nothing but
eat when he calls on me."
BEST CURE FOR SItIN SORES
IS •ZAM-BUIf.
An illustration of the way in
which Zam-Buk cures even the most
serious and chronic cases of ulcers,
eruptions and sores is provided by
Mr. It. H. Barker, of Glencairn,
Ont. He says: '
"I would not have believed that
any remedy could cure so quickly,
and at the same time so effectively,
as Zam-Buk cured me.
"My face became covered with a
kind of rash, which itched and ir-
ritated. This rash then turned o
sores,' which discharged, freely and
began to spread. I first tried one
thing and then another, but nothing
-seemed to do me any good, and the
eruption got worse and worse, un-
til my faoe was just covered with
running sores.
''Apart from the pain (which was
very bad), my face was such a ter-
rible sight that I was not fit to go
out. This was my state when some
one advised me to try Zam-Buk. I
got a supply, and, marvellous as it
may sound, within little under a
month every sore on my face was
healed. I have no objection to your
stating my experience for the bene-
fit of other sufferers."
Zam-Buk is purely herbal hi com-
position, and is the ideal balm for
babies and young children, for
whose tender skin coarse ointments
are so dangerous. Zam-Buk is a
sure cure for cold sores, chapped
hands, frost bite, blood -poison,
varicose sores, piles, scalp sores,
ringworm, inflamed patches, babies'
eruptions and chapped places, cuts,
burns, bruises and skin injuries
generally. All druggists and stores
sell at 500. box, or post tree from
Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, upon re-
ceipt of price. Refuse substitutes.
While the majority of ns know a
good thing when we see it, some
other fellow usually manages to
see it first,
Minard', Liniment Co„ Limited.
Sires -I have used your MINARD'S MEL
HENT for the past 25 years and whilst S
have occasionally need other liniments I
can safely say that 1 Have uever used
any Genal to yours,
If rubbed between the hands and in.
haled frequently, it will never fail to
cure cold in the head in twenty-four
hours.
It is also the Best for bruises, eprairrs,
etc. Yourstruly,
G.uL1SLIE.
Dartmouth.
Flattery is the coin with wh,eh
some people pay' their way,
PILES CURED IN 6 TO la DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money if PASO OINT-
MENT fails t0 Care any Cavo of Mold* Blind,
Blooding or Protrndlu111les in 0 to it days, 500.
• Work is better for most rieople
than most people are for work.
Mlnartre 5.nlmont Cures Colds &a,
NEW MOTO.at SLEIGH,
A Gorman motor sleigh of un-
usual design, which travels at .a
speed of sixty miles an hour, was
exhibited at the recent automobile
show in Berlin. An automobile
motor occupies the centro of the
body and drives an aerial propeller..
mounted at the rear and connected
to it by monis of a combination of
shaft and chain drives,
HIS CHANCE.
Mrs, Henpeck --"Why, I only
Married you to spite' Dick Jones.",
Mr, Ilenpeek—"Glad to hear it.
Heretofore I thought it was be-
cause you had a grndgo against
me.
Investments for the flew year
We have to offer several first-class bond investments
yielding 6 per cent. net, carrying our unqualified rec5m•
mendation,
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You would not thine. of cutting down
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and you should not use old pots and
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Why notary thief Wo have one that will
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NOT TO BE WASTED.
"So your little boy wears glasses,
mum 1"
"Yes, his poor dead father wore
'em before he died, and I thsught
it was a pity to waste 'em."
A Pill That Lightens Life.—To
the man who is a victim of indiges-
tion the transaction of business be-
comes an added misery. He can-
not concentrate his mind upon his
tasks and loss and vexation attend
him. To such a man Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills offer relief. A
course of treatment, according to
directions, will convince him of
their great excellence. They aro
confidently recommended because
they will do all that is claimed for
them.
JUST GIVE HIM TIME.
The Elderly Lady—"They say his
wife 'has money."
The Younger—"Well that isn't his
fault. They've only been married
a short time."
If a dose of Hamlins Wizard Oil
taken at night will prevent your
having a bad cold in the morning,
isn't it a good idea to have it ready
to take the moment you feel the cold
coming 7
The average man is more ready
to lend his ears to a hard luck story
than to lend a hand.
only One "SROMO QUININE;'
That is LAXATIVE BROM0 Q11=NINE. Look
forth' signature of E. \V..enov5. Used the
World over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 25e.
UP AGAINST IT,
Hokus—Why don't you try to get,
Et job 1
Pokus—Employers prefer to hire
married men.
Hokus—Then why don't you got
married 7
Pokus—A girl won't marry a fel-
low unless he has a job,
National Drug and Oheiuleal Ga., rctento,
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Ir YOU WANT T0. BUY OR SELL A
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greatest agency proposition In Canada
today. - No outlay necessary. : Apply' B.
0, I. Co., 225 Aibeet St.. Ottawa.
HOMB WORK -WE WANT RELIABLE.
1.1 families to operate our high-speed
automatic Knitting Machines at home;
whole or spare time knitting for the
trade; good wages, For all particulars
address, The Canadian Wholesale Distri•
buting Co.. Dept. W„ Orillia, Ontario.. - -
HELP WANTED.
A.T ONCE -MEN TO LEARN BARBER
!YL trade;. expert.instruetion; constant
practice; tools free; always' sure employ
meat for a barber, writs for catalogue.
Motor Barber College, 221 Queen Beet,
O'oron to.
MALE HELP WANTED.
OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG IMEN‘J7
�from old country to qualify for
positions inrailway station service.
Studies may be falcon up by ]iome•Study
and also in the Day and Evening School.
Call or write for particulars. Dominion
School Telegraphy, :Toronto.
MISCELLANEOUS
11A AY end FARM SCALES. Wilson',
AA11.. Seale Worsts, 8 Esplanade,' Toronto.
('1 aNekat, xudlUlta, Lukieb, 050. 50.
y.!
rental uud external, cured witaens
Peat
e ore byour
lat omeDtreatment. 11 la w ninny
wood. Unt
pt TON SCALE GUARANTEED. wnsoaa
V Beate Works, '9 Eaplanode. Toronto..
A GENTS WANTED. •- A STUDY ON
.1St -other Agency propositions convinces
cis that none can equal ours. You will al.
ways regret it if you dont apply for par.
Haulers to Travellers' Dept„ 228 Albert Bt.
Ottawa.
L P1001AL10115 are 100 FREE. Consult
us in regard to any discuses Lowest
prices In drug') of all kinds.
Trusses fitted by mall send measure.
tar71 L• anything d.401,1 by a brsbcl1 as dug.
itnree to 17r Stillman,, Collingwood. Ona
FARM HANDS WANTED, go to
Alberta for eight months, 15th March t0 15th
Nov. fur 5120 and. board, Apply by latter to
Bog 127 Toronto P. 0„ enclee003 atloasb two
references from last employers, state age
and fanning experience,
011'S
STURCE01 011
Externalapplication for men
or beast. Everyone knows of
the wonderful qualities in the
Oil el the STURGEON for
sprains, lameness, etc.
Dr. Dow'fliAformula has it in,
its best term. For Rhottmatisea,'.
Lumbago, Neuralgias Swellings,
etc,, it cannot be equalled.
Try it Onto and you will be
satisfied. Prato 85 cents.
ASK YOUR DEALER.
HE St5LLt3IT.
Tho Iliayley Drug Co.; Ltd.,
Sole Props. lit. Jelin, N, 11,