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The Brussels Post, 1917-3-8, Page 7It Or YOUNG FOLKS l The Frog That Wouldn't Hop, One fine morning old Mrs. Fro hopped out of bed and put the Rett on the kitchen stove, "Come, children!" she called. "We'r going on a picnic to the Big Pool." "What funt" cried Reddy and her brothers Eddy and Neddy and Steddy, 'l;hen old Mrs, Frog tied on her bon net and took the lunch basket on b arm. Reddy took her skipping rop and Eddy and Neddy and Steddy too their nets for catching flies, An nothing had been forgotten except -- "Why, Freddy Frog!" exclaimed his mother. "Aren't you coming?" Freddy Frog yawned and stretehed. "No," he answered. "Ws too far." Having a son like Freddy was en- ough to make any mother worry, for a lazier little frog never lived. And fat! Why, his inside grew so much fas- ter than his skin' side that really it wars a terrible strain on his jacket! So old Mrs. Frog and the other chil- dren went away, hippety hop and hop- rr r.c TIMBER TREATIIIENT, ?les'^',Chet' get more vex- Scarcity of Some Species Demands atious as the cost of foods Use of Preservative Measures. While the preservative treatment of climbs skyward. Meat, eggs timbers is still in its infancy on this and vegetables are almost continent, much more progress has been made in the United States; g beyond the family- pure. where, in the east, the pinch of par- te Happy is the housewife whd teal exhaustion of timber supplies is being felt, than in anada, where supplies are still rela�?vel large in IOW Cost and its high food proportion to the population. In the United States, the number of woocl- value. A better balanced preserving plants has increased in ten ration than meat or eggs anti. Years from 39 to over 100. In 1915, be costs much less. Two Shred- at 102 plants, nearly 142,000,000 cubic feet of timber was given preservative e ded Wheat Biscuits with treatment. 0f this, more than 78 per k knows Shredded Wheat, its Y g e cent, was cross -ties, for railway use, d milk or cream make a com- , Preservative treatment of ties plete, perfect meal, supply- makes it possible in the east to utilize so-called inferior• species, such as ing all the nutriment needed beech, birch and maple, in place of the for a half day's work at a !now relatively scar co and much more cost of a few cents. Deliciousexpensive oak and cedar, which were formerly used to a very large extant. for any meal with milk or I In this way, better• ce cream, or with fresh or stew- at a materially lower cost.serviis secured ed fruits. Made in Canada. The slower developments along this line in Canada of a dNe to the fact that we still have large supplies of coni - et hi to their picnic atb Y r n the B p P P Big Pool, And the other frog families Change ill Styles went hunting, or swimming-, or took their croaking x e excises, But Fredd g Frog still slept on his lily -pad bed, By and by up came the big, hot sun He squinted his hottest at Frecld Frog, until at last Freddy Frog sa up and rubbed his eyes. "I hope mother left some breakfast for me," said Freddy Frog, But the fire was out and the kettl put away. As for the cupboard there were no sandwiches and n pickles and nu cake in it. "I'll catch some flies," said Freddy Frog. So he sat and waited. But a frog that could not jump has not much chance to catch flies, It made him dreadfully hungry to watch them alighting just out of reach, and hungrier yet to hear them buzz. For the first time in his life Freddy Frog wished that he could jump like his brothers, By and by up came a big—some- thing much worse than a sun or a wind or a wave, Up came a big pelican! "Ohol" said the pelican. He gobbled his hungriest at Freddy Frog, until Freddy Frog was not per- fectly sure that he had not been eaten up already! My, but he was unhappy! And my, but he was shocked! "Aha!" said the pelican. He opened his hill, with its pouch, —it was a shockingly big one!—and he was just bending over to snip up Freddy Frog and stow him away for supper, when—Freddy Frog jumped! He did not wait to remember that he did not know how to hop. Right over the pelican's head lie plopped, and went plump right into the waterl— with the big wave -and all the big friends of the big wave, tool But Freddy Frog did not mind them! Ile dived and swam under the lily Pac7s, and stayed very still, and hoped that he did not show. "Soup and supper!" cried the peli- can. "What became of it?" He meant Freddy! And he began to poke his bill, with its shockingly big pouch, in and out among the lily pads. And Freddy Frog shivered—although he tried to stay still. "Frog and fricassee!" said the peli- can crossly. "I'm hungry, I've had nothing to eat all dayl" It is amazing how anxious that peli- can was to find Freddy Frog. But Freddy Frog was more anxious not to be found, and that is not amazing at all when you think that he was to be the supper. "Will that pelican never get tired of poking his big bill about?" Freddy Frog got so tired that he could not keep still any longer. And then—he showed! And the pelican wan just bending over to snip up Freddy Frog, when --- The pelican stepped on a crab! ,She was the achool-teacher crab who had taught Freddy Frog his letters. She could not bear to see him eaten, she was so tenderhearted! "Claws and nutcrackers!" screeched the pelican. "Let gol" The pelican forgot Freddy Frog. He forgot everything but his footl The school -teacher crab gave him a final nip, and away that pelican went, fly- ing! Freddy Frog jumped about, making the lire and putting on the kettle for tea. My, but he was a happy frog! And when old Mrs. Frog and Reddy and Edcly and Neddy and Steddy came ltippoty hop, hoppety hip home, with a basketful of fresh sandwiches for sup- per, there was the table spread and the tlishds waiting, "I've learned to jump, mother," said 1beddy Frog, "I've Iearned to jump." ---Yeu(h's Companion, y _ > Some of the new chemise dresses • have their strai ht lines broken. n . by Y; deo fl t p 'ounces. One of those is 11- lustrated here. It has a side pleated flounce which comes above the knees and the waistline is defined by a deep Paisley girdle in soft efPtiet. Further e trimming is added in the simple touch , of braiding around tho neck and arm- holes. rm- holes. The inventor of a French 111000 - plane has modeled it after a winged maple seed. The peoprbetors of two rival livery stables, situated alongside each other in 0 busy street, have been having a lively advertising duel lately. The other week one of thein stack up on itis Miley window u long strip of paper, bearing the words: "Our horses need no whip to make them go." This' bit of sarcasm naturally 011050d some amusement at the ex- panse of the rival proprietor, but hi less than MI hour he neatly turned the tables by pasting the fallowing retort on his own window. "True, The Wind blows trent reined" Rumors of a New Silhouette Rumors of a new silhouette have been causing a stir in fashionable circles. In fact, the rumors have been turned to reality, for the new barrel skirt has already been seen in 71)53 Chemise Dress with Deep Flounce and Wide Paisley Gridle, Paris and New York, The barrel skirt which produces this new silhouette, wide below the hips and narrowing down toward the ankles, is a strop:.; contrast to the straight-line frocks inspired by the medieval fashions. Whether or not it will he accepted is still a matter of doubt. The barrel skirts that have been seen so far ap- pear in different forms and some are not unlike the "peg -tops" which were fashionable some two or three years ago. It is very likely that the barrel. skirt, if takes at all, will not at once replace the straight frocks. It may be just r1 fad of the moment and it may be taken seriously b by those who are tiring of the chemise dresses. Time only will tell, but is f the meantime we need hardly have our pence of mind disturbed about it. These patterns may be obtained from your local McCall dealer or from The McCall Co. 70 Bond St„ Toronto, department W. Flow To 'Relieve Catarrhal Deafness or Head Noises ferous material suitable for ties. For instance, in 1914, more than 43 per cent, of all tiesi n a in ch s d Canada I t e were jackpine. Eastern cedar follow- ed next, with 13.7 per cent., then , tamarack, with 7.8 per cent„ Douglas fir with '7.5 per cent., and hemlock with 7,2 per cent. Canadian railways require about 20,000,000 ties per year. The increasing shortage of readily ac- . cessible supplies will inevitably mean higher costs, and this, in turn, will gradually bring about the wider use of preservatives in connection with the cheaper hardwoods, of which birch is the most plentiful in Canada. THE DOOR TO HEALTH Is Through the Rich, Red Blood Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Actually Make. The blood is responsible for the health of the hotly. If it is good, dis- ease cannot exist. • If it is bad, the door is shut against good health, dis- perimental and demonstration farms. should be brought under the plough. ease is bound to appear in one form The Canadian Pacific has several of The report considers that steps should or another. One person may be seiz- these farms throughout the West, be taken to find out what land now in ed with rheumatism or sciatica, an- with an expert in cliarge of each, and grass is suitable for growing grain other with anaemia, indigestion, heart at every cattle sale these farms are and other crops, and to secure that it palpitation, headaches or backaches, represented by animals of a very high be cultivated. Also that steps should unstrung nerves, or any of the many class, both for breeding, milch and be taken to cultivate lands new let as • CANADA AND BEEF PROBLEM. Farmers of Western Provinces In- creas Number of Live Stock. With the price of beef and other meats soaring to hitherto unheard-of heights, and every newspaper carry- ing stories about the future prices of boots and shoes and other articles made of leather, there may be a modicum of comfort to be taken from He Feels He Owes His Life To Them Telegraphed 200 Miles for Dodd's Kidney Pills. LITE ON ANTARCTIC ISLAND. Dow the Men Marooned on Elephants Island Spent Their Time. Shackleton's men, marooned on Ele- phant Island, whose death from star- vation was predicted if they were not presently rescued, do not appear to have been in real danger of any such fate, A letter from one of them, written at Punta Arenas, and pub- the fact that the farmers and ranch- Bandy era of Western Canada are now turn- Goulette, Now Strong and lisped in the London Chronicle, de - mg their attention to cattle and stock raising to an extent that would not been believed ibl few ears Hearty, Tells How He Found Health scribes their life on the island. After the Doctors Had Given Him The day began with breakfast, pass e a Up. which consisted mainly of penguin yeare fried in blubber, with a drink of wa- According to the figures given bre Old Fort Bay, Labradore, Que.—ter. The morning's duties were clear - the Census and Statistics Bulletin is Feb'y 26th (Special,)—"Do I believe ing away snowdrifts and catching sued by the Department of Trade and in Dodd's Kidney Pills? Well, 1 tele- ' penguin, Lunch was served at one Commerce at Ottawa, all three of the graphed two hundred miles to get two o clock; it consisted of a biscuit and western provinces show large in-: boxes of them." The speaker was raw blubber. The afternoon was De- creases in the number of livestock; Sandy Goulette, an old settler here. cupied with regular exercises over a G raised in 1916, as compared with 1913 Nor did Mr,Goulette require to be track one hundred yards in length. the year previous to the war. The pressed to tell the rest of his story. At five o'clock, when darkness fell, figures for hogs show a decrease, due. "I was swollen out of shape from came dinner, consisting of penguin to the several large war orders reedy- head 10 toot. I was so short of breast and beef tea. Lacking tobacco, ed by some of the western packing breath I could hardly speak, The doc- the men smoked grass from the pad - firms from the allies. One firm alone tor could do nothing for me. The ding in their boots. Their pipes were is said to have received an order for minister gave me the holy sacrament carved from birds' hones and wood. ham and bacon that called for 351,000 and a good priest came and told me 1 The members of the party took turns head of hogs, I could not live much longer. in reading aloud from the only avail - The increase in the number of "Then I telegraphed for Dodd's able books, namely; the Bible, an en - sheep is one of the outstanding fea- Kidney Pills, I took three pills the' cyclnpsedia, Browning, Bacon's Essays tures of the government report. The' night they came and I got relief be- and Carlyle's French Revolution, Sat- j increase, approximately 3 0Percent is fore morning.Docld's Kidney urdav evening was always marked h Y very gratifying. Many of the cured me, I am able to do my day's a concert, the feature of which was smaller flocks of sheep as they have work now as well as I was ten years banjo playing. A banjo was the only found out that the climate was very ago." musical instrument in camp, suitable table to them,provided a certain On one occasion there was a wel- amount Mr. Goulette offers to answer any. amount of shelter was supplied during letters written to him regarding his ; come addition to the diet; we found the short periods when the weathercase. He feels that he owes his: several undigested fish in the stomach might otherwise be too severe. I health, if not his life, to Dodd's Kid- - of a seal, and greatly enjoyed them. The report estimates that there are net' Pills. They were the only fish we caught . during our stay. In August there was at present 2,0 48,354 cattle in the tln•ee l western provinces, 565,709 being milch I PLOUGH UP GRASS LANDS. - cows and the balance beef and other, a change in our diet, for we could ga- ther limpets and use seaweed as a Fr SALE C•Ii1: tl' ;, ,()I, f:U vegetable. We were in the midst of to AT -E „ : \ The bestl yeast in tale Word, Make& perfect bread, I.W.G1LLETT COMPANY LIMITED TORONTO,ONT.. WINNIPEG ...en.....r MONTREAL e Largest Aritficiai Harbor. The world's largest artificial har- bor is planned for Rotterdam, It will be 28 feet deep and cover 766 acres. l .!L t, „. Two Eyes for a Lifetime (1'.f, Murine Is fur Then nye.. a Red styes sere es - ed movies Refreshes Brenda. nests 00oulrcirOy101ad04 it "ten es ns maeb"f 50,erin and ematt.G opt � ro Y CLLrq 6. ygRT'rrgth r,n plLn theaemC reaUiHnt,. Care for Them. You Cannot Buy Now Eyest 501,1 at Drag and Optleal Stores or Ur S1a,,. 41.40 Marine Eye Remedy Co„ Chicago, 70t• Free Bees A novel bathtub stool has but tiro legs, !looks that engage 111e rim of a tub helping to support it, letnard's Llntmout Cores Distemper. FOB, aaLB. cattle. This shotes an increase of Increased Production in Scotland to g n ,rend In , Utilize Pastures. Rgotories. t ;, !:. !. ,; ) ",, the very large number of beef cattle l - I lunches when the rescue boat was pi'). raw, iseeeuier, trans+•ono. flan. nearly 15 percent over 1913, and also - ! one of these sea -weed and limpet repot, good 1.„r;tii„n dear t,e ,.,r a that have been marketed during the' The Scottish Department Commit- 'sighted. "When was the war over ?•', to consideration. Many large war there are about 1,500,000 acres of per-' i orders were filled in Western Canada,manent pasture in Scotland, and 1,-; The Dominion and Provincial Gov-, 500,000 acres in temporary pasture. 1 FRETFUL BABIES ernments and the Canadian Pacific Much of the permanentP asture is only , i 't past couple of years must he taken in- tee on Food Supplies report that, was the first question asked. Railway through i 1 s A gricuIt uta1 and suite d for pee ng stock and certain — Animal Industry Branch, have all aid- areas also of grazing land are urrsuit- ! ed the farmers in every possible way,' able to break up, but, it is added, in and have published broadcast litera- the hands of both farmers and oc-! tore showing the best results that cupying owners there are many acres have been obtained on the various ex- which, in present circumstances ailment that comes beef animals. The experts in charge grass parks and home policies, where when the blood is weak and watery. of these farms will at :1I1 times aid the ordinary organization of a farm There i just one certain, speedy cure in any way they can the farmer who does not exist. It also recommends' —Dr, Williams' Pink Pills. They seeks advice with reference to the best that when deemed advisable i e new, s'OZ BALD 7,170 rIT-MAJCING I,:17tVS ANI) 3015 9 Offices for sale in good Ontario towns, The Ino01 useful and interesting of all buslnes0ea. Full information on application to Wflcnn Publishing Com. 0001. 72 West Adelaide Street, Toronto. Mrs. John M. Weaver, Blissfield, Iv, rrrasaDT.DANDOITS B., writes :—"I can speak very highly t :t Vt ER, TOMORN. LUMPS. ETC. of Baby's Own Tablets. 1 have used gee internal and external, cured with - them for my children and find they out ruin t.y our tomo tr5atment tyrke us t,e,lmll, . late lir. Ont. �Iadigal are the hest medicine a mother care Cr:, g.lmlb�d, t'nliingwnod, ont. give her little ones. I would strongly; recommend them to all mother; who, have fretful babies,” The Tablets re-; gulate the bowels and stuma;•h; break „-es, up colds and simple fevers; expel - warms; mire vomiting and indlgcstion and make teething easy. They ur,• sold by inadieme dealers or twat it at sTRCBt'L1FFL• i'O1:lTRi FARM Bas smcueIJFN, 05T. 25 cents a box from The Dr. William,:' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. • �.7oncl' in thecomm- rr.talPouury best• nen? Yesl if you have a laylnll strain. Vica,lnilt ours to be the gr..cieet Poultry success in Ctn. ada. Clrcular of recta Free. Hatching Edge 700 percent SStocklfor Si lu n- , e ae un7 t t le mak w, rich, red blood, and this stock to go in for and also the Propel Board of Agriculture for Scotland, by A SUC'(•LSt FL•L SOCIETY good blood strengthens the whole sys- way to secure the greatest results, themselves or their nominees, should, tem an10 d brings good health and While there is no prospect of an , - — - - enter, occupy and cultivate such lands., happiness. Thousands owe their mediate reduction hi the price of meat present good health, some, life itself, as a result of the increase(' interest to the pills. Mrs. Charles Goddard,' displayed by tho farmers of the west, Chatham, Ont,, says: -"Four years' the prairies of the Canadian West ago my nervous system was so run, have unlimited room for the raising of down that life seemed nothing but a • all kinds of livestock, and with the burden. I doctored for two years !farmers taking a greater interest in' with Little or no benefit. I could; livestock than ever before, Canada is! neither work, eat or sleep well. While destined to play a large part in soly- in this condition a friend advised ma ing themeat problem which the world to tr D• 1. Williams' Pink Be -now face 'which s P k Pills. Bes and' Y is likely be- fore to b - fore doing so I thought I would eon- come still more acute at the close of sult my doctor and he told me he,' the war when European countries will knew of no better medicine for build-' be buying animals to replenish their ing up the nervous system. I started l herds. to take the pills . and after a short! while found they were helping ine. I I Tommy's Appreciation. took the pills for nearly three months f As an appreciation of the efforts of and am thankful to say that they cam -our our fair enthusiasts, this comes from pletely cured me. Ever since I have) a soldier: kept a box of the pills in the house but:Dear Lady, I thank you for the socks have not found it necessary to take} —some fit! them." I use one for a hammock, the other for You can get Dr. Williams' Pink a mitt; Some day I hope to meet you, when I have done my bit; But in the meantime, tell me—Where the deuce you learned to knit? Save the wood ashes and keep them in a dry place. They are a splen- did fertilizer. A number of forestry battalions are to be raised throughout the Domin- ion, being urgently called for by the War Office. Pills through any dealer in medicine, or they will be sent by mail postpaid, at 50- cents a box, or six boxes for $2.50 by writing The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„ Brockville, Ont. BRITISH COLUMBIA MINERALS Development of Mineral -bearing Lands in North Thompson Valley. The following interesting letter has eon received by the Canadian North - in Railway Company at Toronto, rom Chu Chua, British Columbia, re- garding the development of the min- eral -bearing areas tributary to its main line through. the North Thomp- son Valley;— "There are about twenty claims staked near here; the first car of gold oro taken from the surface of the Wind Pass Claim had a gross value of $1,048.00, and there is another car load ready for shipment, "As soon as the Spring opens up so that we can build wagon roads, there will be large shipments during the corning summer. At present the oro is being taken down the moun- tain side by hand sleds. There is about $50,000 worth of ore in sight on these claims without very much development work. - "At the head waters of Boulder and Canyon Creeks, there are large bodies of copper ore that carry gold and silver values, and large deposits of Magnetite iron orae net carry soma gold values, "At Blackpool there is ore being shipped that carries both lead and silver. "Frons the Fog Horn Group at the head of Boulder Creek there were shipped 50 tons of Galena ore with a gross value of $4,000.00. A further shipment of this ore will he made this winteditr.io-• "Int adn to this part of the North Thompson Valley being a fine farming and ranching conitl'y, it is destined to be one of the richest min• oral -producing districts, in B. C. All it needs is capital for" development” If YOU have entarrh, catarrhal deafness or head noises caused by catarrh, or If phlegm. drops In vine throat and pus caused catarrh of the stomach or bowels you wIJI beglad to know that these dis- tressing symptoms May be entirely over- coms IM many instances by the following treatment which you can easily prepare 111 •rola• own home at little cost, Secure from yo121 druggist 1 ounce of Varmint (Oouhlr. St•eugth). This wt11 net cast you more than 76e. Take this home and ads"to it 1 plot of hot war.er and 4 (Moues of' granulated auger: sip' until dissolved. Take ole tablespoonful four ilhros s. day, An ilnpr)ventent is s0mellrnes noted af- ter the first day's treatment. Breathing should become easy, while the distress- ing Tread nntses, headaches, dullness, cloudy thinking. eta„ should gradually disappear nyder the tonic action of the ireallllont. Loss of smell, taste, of hearing and mucus dropping to the back of the throat are other symptoms which suggest the preeonee of •catarrh and which may often be overcome by this efficacious treatment, if nearly ninety per cont. of all ear troubles are caused by catarrh, there Intuit be ninny people whose Mearns may be restored by this sl Mrpie henie treatment. Any druggist anti supply you. or a bot- tle will be sent 011 receipt or 75e., postal note or money order•. Address interne- ttonttt Laboratories, 74 St, Antoine St., Montreal, Canaan. Conscience is the watchdog which barks at sin. A Spanish physician has developed a method for obtaining a potassiien fertilizer from sea water, which he has named marine kalriit. .--^-..-G old weather aches follow exposure. Soothe and re• lieve them with Sloan's Lini- 'Ment, easy to apply. it quickly penetrates rwilhouf rubbing. Cleaner than mussy plasters or ointments. does not Stain the skin, For rheumatic pains, neuralgia, gout, lumbago, sprains, strains, bruises and stiff sore muscles have Sloan's Liniment handy, At all druggists, 25c. 50c. end $1,00, ISSUE No. 9—'17 Canadian Order Of Foresters Ilas A Th°�, .�� - ; The Canadian Order of foresters is Simile Kele 1 which has for years occupied a pro - Soon Strengi ens Splendid Financial Basis, minent position as isle of the leading Fraternal insurance Societies operat- ing in Canada, Was instituted in 1879 A Delicate Stomach'th e i88 members rdewho of secederdesfros Stomach thAmerican Or foterm . It really is n lessrr) in , w e Vot • - To -day it has a membership of over self with pepsin pill, or aatldiu] arss90 OOI whit itthe largest purely Wes e r to live on r Miserable nursery Canadian membership of any of the diet. I If you will observe one easy rule fraternal insurance societies doing "'- von can eat the hearty n nnurtsbing foods 6 The Soul of a Piano is the Action. Insist on the 11 O TTO H G' L,' PIANO AOT1ON Ametf.a S H. E Gieneer I . CLrSY GLOVER CO. Inc. West OOg Remedies IIS teat Slat Street, New York I100I0 ON DOG DISEASES And How to Feed 0t,1k,l free to any addrse by the Author that your appetite craves and your body btlsdneSS in ibe Dominion. of Disurated Magnesia in a half glass (P e Society has Hurl a most success - bet water 'with each meal. I3lsur•ated ful record and has accumulated funds,' M:r�nu to is nnmlit; ,furl, andiliarmless which at the present time amount to needs. That rule Is to take a teaspoonful .Th an 1)0550555 tiler r as qua t 55 that promptly overcome impaired .digestion, between five and a half and six million f ermenta Uun. aclrllly, cat¢rrhtA unreal" dollars. Last year was apparently flans er the atmnach etas distrq�e after eating and other stoinach' disorders. As ono of the most sueeessful yours In 107110esia ie pr5pared in tarlous wars be the history of the institution. The certuln l0 insist un nbtulning it in the 81- surated form, especially recommended for amount added to the insurance funds stomach purposes. Sold by all druggists. for 1916.was between four and five hundred thousand dollars. Notwith- • Go Right Along. !standing this success the management "Is there no way of stopping these decided to ascertain what the actuar- cyclones?" asked a man of the travel- ial standing of the Society was, and er who was recounting his experiences ' secured the services of one of the most in far countries, !competent actuaries on the Continent, "No," replied the narrator. "The: Acting on the advice of the actuary, best way is to go right along with the Society decided to re -adjust its rates and place itself upon a basis whieh will giro it at least 100% Mia¢rd'e LlAlmont Cares Cordo, seta actuarial solvency, By taking this course, while its The Diadem of Old. funds were still piling up, it has been -- A fraternal and Insurance eotlety that rotocts it, membrra In accordance wi.h the motto Government Standard. S1.k and antral bcacfiu optional, Authorized to obMin members and charter lodges In 050)7 Province in Canada. Purely Canadian, sale, sound and ocoaar =lard. ti there la no local lodge of Chorea Friends, In your dietr[et, apply direct to any of the following officers; Dr.J. W.Fdwarda, M.P. W. F. Montagu,, Grand councillor. Grand Record F. Campbell, .1. N. Be11, M.D., Grand Organizer. Grand Medial L•' HAMILTON . ONTARIO The diadem of the nations of an- I able to treat its members much more tiquity was a fillet of silk, two inches favorably than any of the societies broad, bound round the head and tied which have re -adjusted their businesses behind, Its color was generally during recent years, white, Sometimes, like that a; The management is to be eongl'atul- Darius, it was of blue. It was sown ated epee a course of action which will with pearls or other gems and enrich -.place the Society upon a splendid fin- ed with gold. It was peculiarly the anethe atObas sf,randall time.a the future of mark of Oriental sovereigns. 0........___ I Mlnard's Liniment Cares Oargot in Cows, Mansonville, June 27, '13. Not Gotte To Seed, Minard's Liniment Co., Limited, Yarmouth, N. S. "It is over two years and a half pleasure affordseatifyinkoat to'since that work Yeais England has been pouring an, and for two leasure and must be gratifying ' p you to know that after using bot-, fighting men," says New York Life. Ilea of your I,inhnent on a case of"She has sent out enough to have had paralysis which my father was af-!nearly two million casualties; she is Dieted with, I was able to restore him 1 credited now with two million soldiers' to normal condition, Hopieg other in France, and with three. million more i sufferers may be boneritted by the use at home or elsewhere, and more mak } of your Liniment, I tem, Sincerely yours, GEO, H. ROLMES, The. Sister's Reply. IIe was n young subaltern. One evening the sister had just finished making him comfortable for the night, and, before going oft' duty, asked: "Is there anything I can do for you be- fore I leave?" Dear Little Two Stare iepiied; '.'Well, yes! I should like spry much to be kissed goad -night." Sider melted to the door. "Just wait fill I e'ctll the orderly." elm said. „Ile does ail the; rough work here." Mtaad5's Ideintent cures nieethoxlrt. ing. And all the while she has been making munitions in enormous and increasing quantities, building new ships all the time, nnd raising and dis- tributing billion after billion of pounds sterling to be put where they would do the most good. Clearly this breed of man that planted the United States has not yet run to seed." 1!CA AXLE GREASE forms a smooth, slip- pery surface on the axle spindle. The ground Mica. fills the pores of the steel and makes easier turning. Dealers everywhere. TIIt. 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