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FOR CANADIAN SOLDIERS. f "STRUCK OIL"
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A Few Recipes Which May Be Found, Femark`ble Ways in Which Gold has
IN TIIE Bf A® u Been Found
LIVI 1 if every
IIoar aro a few recipes that 1 trout pants discovered a gold mine lhenol
13ut th;tit is how the largest American:' out
1t rills Seeet011- 1. How to waterproof ti It was a young Indian tulle wa
n u
!l ter! Useful. 1 ratan Who washed his owe
---- to give to Canadian Soldier;, writes would be a simile in washerwomen.
Mr. Geo; 0. MacLean, in the'Scottisb est nugget
Tonic 1yletllc'ine is g'1�T¢eeSSityever round in California was turned
of 1 9 nl s
IV'll' ' P'nit Pills f P
their
over- '
or ale 'coats. Put 1 Ib, alum,
ems, f Washin his clothes in a certain
L • t i s i ilei glue (or ally other first-class glue)
window watching the rain and flet- people are an all year round tonic, sitcom when this trig lump of fortune
ting beeoase it -kept hint indoors. "If bloodsbuilder• and nerve -restorer. But )la five quarts of boiling water. Wheni came hie catty. Who- will say now that
only I had some. one to play with!" they are especially valuable h the dissolved, add five quarts of gold wa•lt.frtue-eleanlinoss, for allofce-does;
y ter. When cold put in the ove'r'coat not bringits o'wu reward? i
• he sand, and he had hardly finished spring when the system is loaded with p I
fo 'f dry it will Tho Oallfor)tiaui Eldorado,, to which'
LI Ute world rushed with one accord,
wee art spotted by a man who went
out early one' merging to dig onions
with a sheath -knife, ,and found gold
adhering to the tirade,
:Talking of sheath -knives, they were
the favorite means of flickin gold In
elendigo dare. The diggers used
these knives ,form any things, and
speaking` when the doorbell went impurities as a result of the indoor„res 1Vhen
r x ..ew mum
"l urrahl" he shouted. "I Slope it's no other season when the blood is so 2. A sure cure for dyselitery-
"t'ting-a- 1ing. " 'life of the Winter months There is shed the rain,
Harold. Then we can play all rho much in need of purifying and enrich- Put a heaping tahlespoonfut of the
morning with my building: blocics." j ing•, and every dose of these Pills helps best laundry starch into half a pint
Ile to down the hall toward the he make new, rich, red blood. In the of milk. Then put in two tablespoon -
door at top speed, but came back I spring one feels weak and tired -Dr. fuls of blackberry brandy, if that is
alone, and slowly, with only a card Williams' Pink Pills give strength. In not handy put in enough red pepper
' 11 ixtur+
that the postman had brought. I the spring the appetite if often poor to warm It up. Pate t r s m
"Whyit's for you my boy, fromi�.Dr, Williams' fink Pills dtivelop the every two or three hours, • wore them in their belts. They used
Your cusins in the' East!" said his appetite, tone -the stomach anti aid 8. A cure for vomiting. -Put a to dig in their "claims," flicking out
mother, and then she read it aloud. tweak digestion. It is in the 'Spring heaping tablespoonful of English bits of gold with the point,
t itis a e s
espoon. las of Imagine taking thirty-two pounds'
"I wish you were here now," ran. that poisons in the blood find ,an out- black Curran Jam R
the card. "We have much snow. Paul 15b in disfiguring pimples, eruptions, cold `water, mash , well, and take a
and 1 go coasting down the hill every' and boils -Dr. Williams' Pink Pills swallow every few minutes.
day. Our dog Whiskers likes it too 'speedily clear the skin because they` 4. Best wy to make an egg nogg
""C t 'I I' I hound like t th a t of the trouble in the -Put yolk ofegg
woigbt of gold out of a bole 1a the
earth before breakfast! Yet such. an
experience was common slough.
1 Anda gold mine to New Zealand
oas Ing m sure s go o "e r o into
a tumbler with was discovered by' a man who picked
that, but all we have in California,•is_ blood. .In the spring anaemia, rheu-• a teaspoonful of Jamaica rum. Beat up a stone to throw at a wood, pigeon!
matism, indigestion, neuralgia, erysi- up well add put in a teaspoonful of .k
• rain. It spoils everyone's fun;' e
Wilbur stared gloomily out of"tfie
window again. .
"Are there any new rosesout?" his
Mother asked. •
"eh, yes! Lots,ef-thein: There are
yellow tea roses and those funny, red,
striped ones. Oh, there's .a. whole
wheelbarrowful, I'm sere:- And,
mother, the wind .has blown down a
long- vine of .your prettysmilax,
right across the path."
"Why, what useful eyes you have!"
his mother answered. "Let us put on
our raincoats and go out"
While Wilbur held the basket, his
mother snipped off big, flagrant roses;
and spicy greens from the cedar
• hedge. Finally she cut off, the long
vine of smilax. To Wilbur's sur-
prise, she .threw 'it'round his neck like
a -wreath.
When theyhad come back to the
pleasant living room, Wilbur's mother
arranged the roses and the green vines
in big bowls. Suddenly Wilbur
jumped up and said, "Oh, I know
*hat I want to dol" and started for
his .own room.
In a little while he was back again,
with his blocks, which he spread out
- on the rug before the cheerful fire-
place. Fora whole hour he was busy
but very still. Then be told his mo-
ther to look.
Now Wilbur had more than a'hun-
dred'blocks of many different. shapes.
Of them he had built a pretty house
with many steps before it, On top of it
he put a roof garden made of pink
baby roses in tiny match boxes. Along.
the whole length of the rug and up
to the house he had stretched a co-
vered walk, and on the sticks that
formed the top of it he had placed
the small -leaved smilax vine -his
wreath.
"Why, it is the most beautiful thing
that I ever saw made with blocks!"
said his mother.
"I can make it better yet," said
' Wilbur proudly. "May I havethe
empty spools out of your sewing bas-
ket?"
His mother nodded. Another half
hour went by.
"Now, looks" the boy cried joy-
fully.
This time there was a pretty fence
round the little' house. In front, by
the covered walk, was an open gate,
and by each gatepost stood a fine,
straight tree from the cedar hedge,
.stuck in a spool that looked like a
"'garden tub. Scattered about the place
were more trees, alt set in spools.
"Those are my orange trees," Wil-
bur said proudly.
"Why, of course!" cried his mother.
"Your Jerusalem cherryhas little yel-
low seedballs' just like ripe oranges,
and some green ones. like unripe or-
anges, too. What fun you have had
in thinking it all out!"
"Do my cousins in the East have
smilax and flowers?": Wilbur asked.
"To play with in winter? Oh, no!
When their mother wants smilax for
their birthday cake she has to buy it
at a greenhouse. Your cousins see
flowers only at parties."
"Why do flowers grow here in win-
ter and pot there, where they live?"
"Because we have warm rains."
Wilbur went thoughtfully to the
window. "And I suppose that if it
did not rain so much we should have
no figs, or prunes, or peaches, either,"
he said. Just then the sun peeped
out, for in California the sun is very
kind. "Oh, I see oranges under our
tree) Now I can gather them! And,
mother, will you please write on a
post card what I tell you, to send to
my cousins? Then Pit print my name
at the bottom."
This was the post card;
Dear Cousins, 1 am glad you are
having fun with snow. It is warm to-
day. I need no coat. I am going to
pick up a basketful of sweet, juicy
orangon now, and I think I like Cali-
forniabest, after all. Wilbur.
Youth's Companion,
ManyeoI fe ask for advice because
L
they want: to bo able te blame Some-
body else later on,
Never forgot the power of love; by
tenderness, forgiveness, and self-
sacrifice we win our noblest victories,
And many a man who level his
°homy earl4es it around With him in
a pocket flask.
pelas and many other troubles are sugar. Then put
most persistent because of poor, weak milk, Never put i
bleed and it is at this time when all i 5. Cure for pneumonia. --Saturate
nature`takes on new fife that the blood a ball ofeotton (one inch in diameter)
most seriously needs attention.' Some with spirits of grain alcohol. ballAdd
people does, themselves' with purge- 'three drops of chloroform to each
Lives at this peason, but these only of cotton. Place between the pa -
further weaken themselves. A pur- tient's teeth (after first using - v
gative merely gallops through the sys- , line on the gums to prevent burning),
tem, emptying the bowels, but it does• and let the patient, inhale the fumes
nob cure anything. On the other in long, deep breaths for fifteen rifle-
hand
it[-
handDl. Williams' Pink Pills actually Utes. Then repeat for fifteen minutes
make new blood, which reaches every or more. Inhale again, and repeat
nerve and organ in the body, bringing the above twenty times. The result
new strength, new health and vigor will be' that the lungs will relax and
to weak, easily tired men, women and expand to their normal condition; in
children. Try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills twenty-four hours the sufferer is out
this' spring -they will not disappoint' of danger, and in forty-eight hours
you. (cured, although weak. Change the
You can get •these health -renewing cotton belle every. seven minutes.
Pills through any medicine dealer or I . "•
by mail post paid at :50 cents a box BEST SOLDIERS IN THE WORLD.
or six boxes for 2.50 from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville British Commander in Balkans Pays
High Tribute to the Frnch.
"The best soldiers in the world,"
is the opinion General. Sir Bryan
Mahon, compttanding the' British forces
in the. Balkans, expressed to the Paris
Journal's Salon)ca cordespondent, re-
A'realistic movinggarding the French army.
pSafee film)n "Our British soldiers, too, have
Movemento interests of the Safety First given the world reason for admir-
e specially
rottfittedrtar atly Windsordisnrd a- ation, but we never pretended to set
tia specially Montreal,
cox at ie-reSent on foot an army really worth the
Buryur, Montreal, beforebf tJ.P.R. don. name before the spring of 1916„ as
and a number of , C.P.R. of-
fielais.
The film was produced by Mr. Mar-
cus A. Dow, general safety agent, my opinion, no people will venture to
New York Central Lines, and tells execute criminal designs as long as
the story of aa rales n moa, Jack Fos- two such gendarmes as England and
ter,e whose carelessness endangered ho ee France are ready to defend the right."
the happiness of his wife and home I Speaking of the Entente Allies, Sir
until his Safetyafd Jim FSirst,
convinces
ccs hit- Bryan Mahon said that what was or-
bybr for the First, examples him iginally a union of reason, founded
demonstrating awful examples that on interest, now had become a Vile
it is worse to gamble for life than to ; marriage of inclination.
WHEN BABY IS ILL
in half n pint of
n white
of egg. 110 Feels Lace a
V RS.
SAW "SAFETY FIRST" FILM.
C.P.R. Officials Viewed Silent Drama
to Stimulate Movement.
we had to create everything.
"Germany has finished her war,
while ours is only beginning, and, in
A Dollar -Meal for Five
Cents—The most expen-
sive foods are quite often
entirely lacking in food
value. They do not build
muscle or supply energy.
Measured by the cost of
most foods, a breakfast or
luncheon of Shredded Wheat
with milk and cream is worth
a-.foliar—and the cost is not
over five cents. Two biscuits
will supply • all the strength
needed for a half -day's work
or play.
Made in Canada.
SAGE REGAINED
Ninety Communes Are NOW in the
Hands of the French
Irl. Paul Deschanel, president of
the French Chamber of Deputies, who
was recently the companion of Press.
dent Poincare on a visit to the French
trent !a Alsace, bee given the follow.
Ing account of his impressions:
"We paid a visit to the troops wee
had just taken part in the fighting
on Hartmanns'eilerltopf. So long as
I live I shall never forget the look 1n
the eyes of those young men, the
look that was a reflection of their col.
Motive soul, of the same all -nerved -
!lug inspiration. One felt their
Inflexible resolution„their pride, their
absolute detachment from everything
that was not connected with victory;
one felt that they were living a
higher 1100. What moral splendour)
I cannot thipk about it without the
tears starting to my eyes. I would
like the whole of France to see what
we have Risen.
"We occupy in Alsace the extent of
one of our big Lrrondiesementei 90
communes, 90,000 inhabitants, 10,000
school children. Everywhere the en-
thusiasm for France is the same.”
He says: "Late spring and early
summer seems to furnish the greater
number of victims, so that heat has
evidently an irritating effect on the
mind, producing the melancholy that
' rte
that the habit is regarded as evil,
many, look to it as the only relief
from misery. Though suicide is con-
demned by both Christianity and Mo-
hammedanism, many Japanese regard
is as sometimes a means toward a
higher end. The evil is due to a more
g Few
insistent spirit of pessimism following
Fellow leads to suicide. In s p' of the
fact
Your
WHY MANITOBA MAN PRAISES
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS.
After Experimenting With Other
gamble .in any other way. One man
loses his leg, and other accidents are.
realistically .portrayed in an exhibi-
tion at the Safety Rally to which Jim
Stevens takes Jack Foster -such as
the shopman who loses an eye through
When baby is ill no other medicine
Medicines Max Hanjook Found in the wave of materialism in evidence
Dodd's Kidney Pills the Cure That after the wars with Russia and China.
He SottJtht. ••
Lack of imagination and deep think-
ing which fail to find solace in ma -
Pleasant .Home,
a-Pleasant-Home, Man. March 20th, terlal forces and knows no other
(Special.) --Mr. Max Hanjook, a well- sourpe of relief naturally leaves the
known resident nf' this place, who, victim fn fatal despair."
after an .esbended period of ill -health The writer is pessimistic as to the
is feeling atieng' and hearty again, future, for he finds that not for many
is spreading broadcast the good news years has Japanese society been in
that he found:a new lease of youth such a state of stagnancy and gloom.
in Dodd's Kidney Pills. Statistics show that the greater
"I tried all kiiids of other pills, but number of suicides are among the
they didn't help me very much,". Mr. young and that the favored methods
Hanjook says. "But Dodd's Kidney of seeking death are by throwing
Pills have made me feel tike a differ- themselves in front of railroad trains
ent man. I feel like a young fellow and by casting themselves over water -
again. I want everybody to know falls. So many people jumped to
that Dodd's Kidney Pills have done death over the Kegon water -fall
for ine everything that has been precipice at Chuzenji in late years
claimed for them." that the authorities built a high wall
Dodd's Kidney Pills make men and to deter would-be suicides. The wa-
woinen feel young again because they' ter -fall is one of the most beautiful
spread good health all over the body. in Japan. It carries off the water-
Dodd's Kidney Pills act directly on flow from the lake, which itself is
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Flaxseed has been known through-
out historic time to possess wonderful
food and medicinal properties. The Ro-
mans fed it to slaves to keep them in
condition and health. The civilized. pal-
ate has generally rebelled at its linseed
odor and taste..It ham remained for a
•physician to discover a method of driv-
ing oxygen out of the .linseed oil by
electricity changing tho oil into a resin,
odorless and tasteless as starch, )'et
leaving food and medicinal properties
unchanged. This 1s now used In Dr.
Jackson's Roman Ideal. claimed to be
the most nourishing food sold and a
positive relief to dyspeptic and consti-
pated. Most grocers sell it. f
Made by Roman Meal Company,
Toronto, Canada.
"Why is your friend there such a
convinced believer in second sight?"
"Well, maybe it's because the poor
duffer fell in love at first sight."
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"Yes, indade, she wee a good wo-
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broom."
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It has been said that the darkest
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and of less sombre hue.
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That's why Dodd's Kidney Pills are
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Distributors for Canaria_ us before too lute. Dr, Hellman Medical
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WARNING AGAINST LOSS
Britain Must Adopt a Broad Agricul-
tural Policy
Andrew Bonar Late, Secretary'for
will ao quickly relieve him as will the Colonies, speaking at the London
School of Economies tonight, discus -
not yearing goggles, the carpenter Baby's Own Tablets. They go right sed tho problem that will arise after
losing a finger while working at a to the root of most childhood nil- the war, .referring particularly to agr
rents -those derangements of the ricultnre. He declared that It was
stomach and bowels which cause dif- necessary for England to adopt a Marion Bridge, C.B„ May 80, '02.
ficult teething, colds, constipation, broad program of agricultural develop. I have handled MINARD'S LINI-
vomiting and simple fevers. They meat to prevent a too great number of: MENT during the past year. It is
cleanse the bowels and sweeten the men ern{grating to the colonies. always the first Liniment asked for
The Government engaged in carry hand unquestionably the best
stomach and drive out all cause of, ing on the war," said the Unionist ere,
illness. Concerning them Mrs. Wm. leader, "has no easy task, but the seller of all the different kinds of
Government which shoulders the duty t Liniment I handle.
of reconstruction after the war will NEIL FERGUSON.
have work no less difficult. The war
has ehoevn us that agriculture is still
the most important of all our indus-
tries, and !u the British Isles we must
have healthy agrictittue. "There was a terrible accident at
"_After tee war, large numbers of our
soldiers will not be willing to go back, our house last night" said a wag. "As
to tame industrial life, We know how I was sitting in the parlor 1 happened
important is the strength of the Imper- to look out, and I saw the kitchen!
lal colonies and we wish to see them sink."
grow in population with men of our
own race and ideals, but the do not' Kmart a Liniment Cures Dandruff
want to Seo the best and most vigor-;
ous of our people leaving these shores;
even for the colonies. For that reason: New Zealand's V. C.
it is essential to make real efforts to; Very few people know that New
place agriculture on an attractive and Zealand has its own Victoria Cross -
one of the rarest medals ever award-
ed "For Valor." New Zealand's Vic-
toria
iatoria Cross is very similar to the
one so much coveted by the officers
and amen of the army and navy. The
connection sen o centre, however, bears the wording
so required that a cable be run nun, "@ ��TryM rinteRefrlst, "Now Zealand" instead of "For
14d by Leu Drugs sh,
through'a conduit 434 feet long, and Ciosese, and Strengthen Dyes after erpoaure to Valor," and has no lion, The cross
the managers were in despair until h uOOtleather
eo in a Wbade ltodcDicneland made soca is surmounted by a crown and is
one of them hit on the happy idea of byovtfultor to By. Strain. fastened to the ribbon bat by a letter
Some broadminded Physicians use and room-
m- "V" for Victoria, This medal for
buzz saw without the guard,, the
brakeman being run over while run-
ning between moving cars, the engine -
man being killed while boarding the
footboard of_ an engine in motion.
Particularly impressive is the picture
of a collision due to slowness in flag-
ging. Evers, Gilks, N.B., says: -"We always
In order to promote the Safety keep a box of Baby's Own Tablets in
First Movement in Canada, Mr. Bury the house as we have found them 'an
has secured a copy of the film, which excellent medicine for little ones."
will be offered to moving picture The Tablets are sold by medicine deal -
houses at divisional and other import- ers or by mail at 25 cents a box from
ant railroad points along the line of The Dr. Williams Medicine Co.,a
the Canadian Pacific Railway. Brockville, Ont.
REAL VALUE OF RATS.
MORE THAN EVER.
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The One Drawback.
"You seem to be very comfortable
here. Do you like the work of broom -
malting?" the female visitor to the
prison asked a convict.
"I've only one fault to find with
my job here, lady," replied the con-
vict.
"And what is that, may I ask?"
"It's altogether too confining."
Increased Capacity For Week.
Many former tea and coffee drink-
ers who have mental work to perform
day after day, have found a better
capacity and greater endurance by
using Postum: A woman writes:
"I had drunk coffee for about
twenty years, and finally had what
the doctor called 'coffee heart.' Y
was nervous acid extremely despond-
ent; had little mental or physical
strength left; had kidney trouble and
constipation." (Tea is just as injurious
because . ib contains caffeine, the
same drug found in coffee.)
"The first noticable benefit which
followed' the change front coffee to
Postum was the improved action of
the kidneys and bowels. In two weeks
my heart action was greatly Improved
and my ,nerves steadier.
"Then I became less despondent,
and the desire bo bo active agait
showed proof of renewed physical and
mental strength,
"1 formerly did mental work aiid
had to give it up 0n account of cof-
fee, .but since using Post= I am
doing hard mental labor with less
fatigue." Name given by Canadian
Postum Co., Windsor, Ont,
Postum comes in Mee forms:
Postum Cereal-ethe original form
--must be %Veil boiled, 15e and 25c
paeltages.
instant Postnlf-a soluble powder--,
dissolee quickly in a cup of hot was
tot and, with etoani and sugar, makes
a delicious beverage instantly. 800
and 50c tins,
Both fertile aro equally delicious
and coat about the same per cup,
"There% a Reason" foe' rostrum
rr--sold by Grocers.
The World ores tlo mate a living,
but evelty man owes the world alt;
honest effort to l:0t one,
Carried a Guide Wire Through a
Conduit 434 Feet .Long.
The uses of rats and nice in this
world have been problematical until
now. A use for the lowly rodent has
been discovered, and in this one par- pro0tablo basis:'
titular line he. is invaluable. • 4.
Only a few days ago two rural
telephone companies in Canton, Ill.,
were forced by the public utilities
commission, to establish a physical
t` betty their lines To do
MIME' Miry a i$ 900
pare y our 7"
etdne,, as used for
many scute In their
practice, now dsdlcat-
ad to 0110 P,,blic and
attaching a guide wire to the tail of
a rat end chasing him through the
conduit.
So it came about that a rat with a
silk Melina to his tail was started
mend Marine wilts others ryorhaps 3oaleue 0
Success. talk and rush into print in opposition, bravery was instituted in 1889 by the
those whose Byso need care can guess why, as Governor 0f New Zealand, Sir G. F.
there is no Prssortption fee in Murine. Just lined
your Druggtet 60c and you kuve a Complete Pkg. Bowen, He exceeded this authority
Eye Book-Murino-Dropper-and Cm•wlnScrew-- in dog
iri 00,but Queen Victoria signed
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ready for use, ry nye the necessary order.. for the medals,'
through the small passage.. A forret •Eveefort,DvoTroublus: NoSmnrtine-Sn�t>iyd
sent after bin to hurry him up was Mair n..gyOitRome ykcompany hicage adding a note, however, that it was''
too ombitious'an,1 caught the rat
not te be 'taken as a precedent. Ai-'
The entire collection of rats gath- JAPANESE SUICIDE CAUSES. together only nineteen of these cross -
erect through the medium of a rows -•---- es were awarder).
paper want ad were sent through the Why the Japs Are So Prone to Take
conduit, but the managers were never
Their Own Lives.
font's
n
able to judge properly the
Unrequited love, debt and the fail -
F
huinall ,y a local inventive genies ure of men of education to earn a
ail-
Finally
suggested tying a bell on a rat. This sufficient living are given by a Writer
was done. The ilshlino was dragged in the well-known Chuo Koren review
through by the rat and then in turn as the three chief causes of suicides
a fine copper Wire was drawn through 111 391010, the increase of Which in re -
hand -over -hand, cent years has caused medical ex -
The 'rat neglected to atop and as perts considerable anxiety. The
a toward for faithful service he was writer expressed the opinion that the
number of 'suicides is larger than
appears ill the press and is struck
by the fact that the number of cases
of selfgdestruetioi seems to have in-
creased with the development or
Western civilizations
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