The Brussels Post, 1917-9-27, Page 3Fashionable
Models
l
regatta.
The
The dainty smocked frock is just the
thing for the little girlThe model
smocked or shirred in yoke shape is
charming and childish developed in
lawn, pongee or crepe de Chine, Mc-
Call, Pattern. No. 7910; Child's One-
Piece Dress, smocked 'orshirred. In
3 sizes; 2 to &years. Price, 16 cents,
Who could resist a coat like this
with its smart short waist and fash-
ionable collar? Large and practical
pockets bulge over each hip and take
away from the straight -hanging ap-
pearance so long popular. Gray
homespun and black 'velvet are the
materials used. McCall Pattern No.
7920, Misses' Empire Coat, in 3 sizes;
16 to 20 years. Price, 20 cents.
These patterns may be obtained
from your local McCall dealer, or
from the McCall Co., 70 Bond Street,
Toronto, Dept. W.
THE OUSINESS WOMAN.
Today, more than ever before, is
woman's .opporLunitY. Many POW oc-
'cupations are now ononed, to .tiler,.
Which, before the war, she wae'deemed
unfitted to. fill, And truth to tell sh
has risen to the opportunity, and 110
shams many business responsibilitJe
in former times confined to men. Bu
as women ,are subject to inore'fr
(Tuent fluctuationsof health than me
many Will be handicapped ear)",
they regard their health requirements
too lightly.'
The nervous strain, long. hours and
prolonged mental or physioal -fatigue
thin the blood and weaken the nerves.
Such conditions as women are now
called upon to undergo can only be en.
dured by a full-blooded, constitution.
This is as true for Bien as for women,
only weaker 'women stiffer soonest.
The woman worker, in any lino, re-
quires her blood replenished frequent-
ly, She needs new, -rich blood to keep
her health under the trying conditions
of butrness life, and to fortify her
system against the effects of overwork.
This applies also to the woman in the;
home, who, perhaps, has more worries
and anxieties than usual. Sa let all
girls aud•womentake. heed and renew
their blood promptly at the first ap-
proach of pallor, lack of appetite, P
etite head-
ache and backache. This can
be best
and most effectively accomplished by
taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills -which
make new, rich blood and thus help
woi•nankind so perfectly. No—woman
.need fear failure of health if they take
these pills occasionally to.Iceep them
well, or give them a fair trial if they
find themselves rundown.
You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
through any medicine dealer or by
mail at 60 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medi -
eine -Co„ Brockville, Ont.
WAR B12EAD'I>kil' ENGLAND.'
Made Front Go ferntitent Regulettion
Flour 'Causes Mnch.JUJness.4.,
War bread made from Goverptriont'
regulation flour bag causeoj. eq much
illness in England that chemists and
e ;bakers ere working together under the
w direction of Crown Officers in an et-
a fort to eliminate the "rope disease".
t, which affects the battings, Many
e- adults who eat the bread develop
P severe' cases of indigestion, 'while
children break out in sores in many
parts of the body.
In addition to the 111 health among
the consumers of the war bread the
monetary loss .from ruined - bakings
has reached a large' sum and is grow-
ing larger, Affairs became so serious
that a delegation of the London ;Os-
ter Bakers Association called on the
Prime Ministerand urged a return to
the 76 per cent. flour.
One case was cited in which a baker
had to destroy 3,600 loaves of bread,
largely because mould had ruined it,
In another instance a baker sold 1,200
loaves of spoiled bread to 'manufac-
turers of pig food and was compelled- to
suffer a double loss, for when the au-
thorities heard of the matter the baiter
was arrested and fined $250 for
"wasteful extravagance in war time.
A. F. May, secretary of the metro-
politan committee for war savings and
food economy, attributes most of. the
trouble to too large a proportion of
nen-glutinous materials in the flour.
In some cases itwas found that bakers
were using peanuts, called by the Eng-
lish monkey nuts, to mix with the
flour.
So far "rope disease" hasbaffled
the investigators In the British Isles,
One London baker in testifying before
an investigating committee gave it as
his opinion that "rope" is a second
fermentation which arises in the bak-
ing and is furher developed through
keeping the bread .for the stipulated
twelve hours.
A MARVELLOUS MEDICINE
FOR: LITTLE ONES
CANADA'S WHEAT.
Could Finance Her War Debt ,With
Surplus Worth $459,000,000.
Even if only half of the 1917 Cana-
dian crop is shipped out before the
close of lake navigation, the Govern-
ment statement of March 31, 1918,
should show a heavy increase over the
$244,000,000'•exports last year. If, at
that time, the national war debt
should stand at $1,200,000,000, as has
been forecast, it would still be . well
within the financingcapacity of a
country able at the end of three years
of war to produce in one commodity
alone the equivalent of one-third of its
whole liability.
On an estimated yield of 275,000,000
bushels, gross value of western Can-
ada's wheat -crop should be $605,000,-
000, the highest amount realized in
the history of that country from a
single product. Canada's fiscal year
does not coincide with the full calen-
dar crop year, which would be about
June 30, when the export movement
s practically at an end, and the grain
trade is best in position to take stock
and balance accounts. Moreover sea-
sonal changes affect initial interior
grain movements as well as lake ship-
mentsand comparisons of corre-
sponding periods of time are for these
and other reasons not always wholly
satisfactory.
For the 12 months' ended March,
1017, wheat exports amounted to
$244,000,000. This trade covered an
abnormally large carry-over from t
1915 crop, which ...had . appreciable
weight in receipts even in the late fall
of. 1916. The average Canadian price
for wheat in the fall of 1916 up to the
close of navigation was not far from
$1.70, Fort William delivery, or $1.50
to $1.65 on the farm. Notwithstand-
ing that production fell to 230,000,000
bushels in 1916, the dollar value of ex-
ports was $72,000,000 greater for the
est fiscal year than for the year end -
d March, 1916. •
August 1, 1917, lake terminals held
early 12,000,000 of first grade wheat.
Estimating the export value of all
western stocks at $80,000,000, a mod-
est appraisal, panada begins the cur-
rent ler* year with a salable surplus
worth $459,000,000 at $2,20 per
bushel.
"1.11.i" HIM UP."
Above Human Weakness to Heights of
Brave Deeds.
Not long ago there was a serious
fire in an old tenement house in a
large Eastern city. It was well under
way before the alarm was sounded,
and the .old building burned like tin-
der. There was no hope from the first
of saving it; but every one of its oc-
cupants was thought to be safely
• down on the ground before the walls
began to waver.
Then suddenly a scream sounded
from the third story, and down 1
throo gh ,the clouds of smoke and lige e
peered a fhantic woman's face.
It seemed almost hopeless to try to n
save her, but in an instant the fire-
men had a ladder up and a matt was
swiftly scaling it. Just as he reached.
the second story a veritable wall of
flame rushed out of the windows .to
meet' him. For a moment he stagger-
ed, -hesitated— -
"Lift him up, boys!" commanded'
the chief in ringing tones. "Lift him
up!" ,
For a second the crowd below star-
ed. "Lift him up 7" There at the sec-
ond storyl How could anyone reach
hie to lift?
But the firemen knew. They, too,
had been "lifted up" in such a plight;
and they made the very heavens echo
; with a swinging cheer for. Billy.
In another instant the crowd, too,
r' had joined in, and Billy, all hesitation
gone, was running as nimblyand as
coolly up that narrow ladder as if it
were merely a "test -out." In a few
motnent3 more he and the woman were
being welcomed•—withmore cheers-
as they reached the street and safety,
Which were the cheers that counted
mast ---those that applauded the fine
action already done or thoae that lift-
ed the pian above himself and his
• weakness to the heights where the.
brave deed was possible?Those who
lifted his heart lifted the whole man`
much more slu•ely then, they could
merely by touching his body.
Perhaps you can "lift" some one in
that Way, too, .. -.
•1
A Tunbridge Wells Schoolgirl, lo a
prize essay on "Baby," Wrote: "Never
give a child money; It might swallow.
1t. Never tell' a child a Ile. Never
shake a child` Never strike a child in
a passion. Nevar, throw a child tip
the air and catch It -'-it `night be
droppod,
A. wholesome
table beverage
with
winning
flavor.
Used -
er .
every-
where
vertY
whb.
e ��yfolks
who find that
tea or coffee -•
disagrees.
e s.
'There's a Reason"
Candler; ''Datum Cereel.Co., Lid,
Windsor, Out. .
Mrs. Delvina Pelletier, Ste. Perpetue,
Que., writes "I have much pleasure
in stating that Baby's Own Tablets
-have been a marvellous medicine in
the case of my baby. I have been us-
ing the Tablets for four years and
don't think there 18 anything to equal
them." In using the Tablets the moth-
er has the guarantee of a government
analyst that they do not contain one
particle' of opiates or other harmful
drugs—they cannot possibly do harm
—they always do good. The Tablets
are sold by medicine dealers or by
mail at 26 cents a box from. The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Go., Brockville,
Ont.
Make Your Money Work.
Better buy one of the Government's
war savings certificates. They yield
over 5 per cent. interest and have the
whole Dominion of Canada as security.
You can get your money 'back any
time you wish or leave it out for three
years. A new certificate that is just
the thing to teach your boy or girl
proper investment habits has just
been issued. It costs $8.60 and pays
back $10.00 at the end of three years.
For $21.5D you can get a certificate
redeemable at $25 in three years, or
for $86 you can get one worth $100 in
three years. That is better .than let-
ting your money lie unproductive. The
certificates can be had from any bank,
money -order post office, or direct from
the Department -of Finance, Ottawa.
, TRINE Granulated Eyelids,
Sore Eyes, Eyes Inflamed by
Sun, Dust and Windqulcltly
rCfelleved by Menne. Try Ma
O gg'� W R,/
�W yourEyes and in Baby's Eyesy
I. NoSmarting,JustEyeComfort
Marine Eye RemedJ, nt Your Drusatat'e or bs
ma ii 6o of the sue—Free. MF
Qyd Salve. In Tabus 26e:' For Book of the
Ask Murine Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago d
The doll is the oldest form, of play-
thing known,
Pluck Won ,the V.C.
?
The London Gazette- publishes a
neither of awards, decorations and
medals in respect of the action in the
Straits of Otranto on May 15, when
three Austrian cruisers attacked a
number of British drifters. The list
includes: Victoria Cross — Skipper
•John Watt, Royal Naval Reserve, "for
most conspicuous gallantry." When
hailed by Austrian cruisers at about?
a hundred yards range and ordered for
stop and abandon his drifter, Watt or -i
dared full speed ahead, and called
upon the crew for three cheers and a
fight to a finish.
Numbness Through Cold,
The most romarkabJe effect of the
cold which a member of ode of the Ant.
arctic expeditions noticed was the
loss of sense and touch in the fingers.
It was almost complete, "Suppose you
wanted to look 'for a knife in your
kit -bag," he said, "you would get it in
your hand and not know. It was the
snide with everything we handled. We
saw that we picked it up, and saw
that we held the article; we could not
feel that we had it," He added that
it was not possible to shave because
the skin became irritated and sore,
While if the beard grow too long it
attracted moisture and then froze into
a block. The only thing to do was to
keep beard and moustache clipped
close,
Ldlnard's. Liniment fop' sale everywhere.
"Ile that taketh up the burden of the
fainting lighteneth his own load."—
Weltering Psalms.
The Kaiser recently inspected the
German navy, which must be admit-
ted everywhere to be the greatest
navy in captivity.'
•
This 1s to certify that I have used
MINARD'S LINIMENT in my family
for years, and consider it the best lini-
ment on the market. I have found it
excellent for horse flesh.
(Signed)
W. S. PINPEO.
"Woodlands," Middleton, N,S,
Woodlots on the farms can be made
an important factor in the relief of
the threatened fuel shortage.
To improve" plants, of perennial
phlox, late this autumn give them a
Surface dressing of hydrated lime and
incorporate the lime with the soil, us-
ing a garden rake where there are
many plants or an excelsior weeder
where there are only a few plants.
Spread the lime about the plants over
a circle of about two feet from their
base.
0-0--0-0—
WOMEN 1 IT IS MAGIC 1 7
LIFT OUT ANY CORN 7
Apply a few drops then lift
corns or calluses off with
fingers—no P aln.
—o—o—o—o—o-o—o—c—o—o—o—o—
Just think! You can
lift off any corn or cal-
lus without pain or sore-
ness.
• A Cincinnati man dis-
covered this ether com-
pound and named it
freezone. Any drug-
gist will sell a tiny bot-
tle of freezone, like here
shown, for very little
cost. You apply a few
drops directly upon a
tender corn or callus.
Instantly the soreness
disappears, then short.
ly you will find the dorn
or callus so loose that
you can lift it right off.
Freezone is wonder-
ful. It dries instantly,
It doesn't eat away the
corn or callus, but
shrivels it _up without
even irr'tat ng the surrounding skin.
Hard, soft or corns between the toes,
as well as painful calluses, lift right
off. There is no pain before or after-
wards. If your druggist hasn't
freezone, tell, him to order a small bot -
Ile for you from his wholesale drug
house.
Mlnard's Liniment' Relieves Neuralgia. A F p 8YGI 7rApat ytllj D
TELL THE TRUTH. ' W■
The excellent advice these verses
contain loses nothing by the ingenulty
that their author, Mr. William .H.
Davenport, displays in their compost- Woman Saved From a Seri.
tion: ous Sur •cal O` eration.
Traveller through time's treacherous $'
9S
ADVICE
e le rU
This thy transport, thle thy ticket;
Tell the truth.
Though thou'rt tired through toilsome
tilling
Tillthy
tones, tit y - `they're trembling, ' remblin tri.-
ling,
Tell the truth triumphant, thrilling;
Tell the truth.
Thought that's twisted twists the
thinker
Toil the truth.
Truth that's tinkered taihta the tinker.
Tell the truth,
Toil's true task, truth's thorough
tending;
Tlmo's true ;trail, the truth's true
trending;
Thought'e,true throne, 'Lis truth trans-
"dandin ;
Toll the truth,
To thyself thou'rt truth's translator;
Tell the truth.
Though the a thotsands term thee
traitor,
Tell the truth.
Tis illumPbnnt truth they're 'trying;
'Tis the tempter's tolls
tis ttotrt tying
;
throughtestifying;
Tell the truth.
L011,at•:l'e 'Liniment .Cares Baseb, Eto.
Louisville, Ky.—"For four years I
suffered from female troubles, head-
aches and nervousness. I could not
sleep, had no appetite and it hurt me to
walk, if I tried ,to do any work, I
Would have to iedown before it was
finished. The doc-
tors said I would
have to be opera.
ted on and I simply
broke down. A
friend advised Yue
to try Lydia N.
Pinkham's Vege-
t a b le Compound
and the result is,t
feel like anew wom-
an. I am well and
strong, do all my.
own house work and
have aneight g t pound baby girl I know
Lydia
B. PInk am'e Vegetable Com.,
pound saved me from an operation
which every woman dreads," - Mrs,
Nnnnlo FIS1isA.O1e, 1521 Christy Ave.,
Louisville, Icy.
Everyone naturally dreads the sur-
geons knife, Sometime hothing else
will do but man. times p
Lydia E. Pink -
ham's `Vegetable Compound .hes savedthe patient and made an operation
un=necessar .
If yeti have any symptom ab
out which
you would like to know, wrto to the
Lydia 1. Pinleham Medicine Co.,Lynn,
Mass.for helpful advice even rea
ISSUE No. 30•-'17.
SE ; ®l SEE
a big knee like this, but your horse
May have a bunch or bruise on his
ankle, hock, stifle, knee or throat."
will clean it off without laying up
the horse.': No blister, no hair
gone. Coneentratcd—only a few
drops required at an .application. $2 per
borne delivered • Describe r ease tareclat inaroctione
and Book 8 Di free. ABSsORBINE, JR., be and -
mink liniment for mankind, reduces Painful Swellings.
Enlarged Glands. Went. Bruises. Varicose Veba; allay.
Pain and lnsa eeiatlon. Prim 51 and 52 a bottle et druggists,
r delivered.
W. F. 10080, R 0. F., 518 Lyman Bldg., hloatrral,.Can.
"Lbsorbiae and Abaorblee..11. are made le. Canada.
CDTCURA EAS
BAO CASE {CLEMR
Relief Instantaneous, Healed
With 3 Cakes of Soap and
2 Boxes of Ointment.
"I was very much annoyed by an
irritation on my back. I found out I
had a bad cast of eczema.
My back was in a very bad
shape, and my clothing
irritated so that the skin
became verysore. I sent
for Cuticu ra Soap andOint-
ment. Relief was instan-
taneous and with the use of
three cakes of Cuticura
Soap and two boxes of
Ointment I was healed." (Signed) B.
F, Grosch, Y. M. C. A., St, Catherines,
Ont., July 4, 1917.
For hair and skin health Cuticura
Soap and Ointment are supreme.
For Free Sample Each by Mail ad-
dress post -card: "Cuticura, Dept. A,
Boston, U. S. A." ,Sold everywhere.
BAKING POWDER..
COPJTAkr3S, NO 4LUM.
The only wolf known medium priced
baiting powdor mode In Canada
that doos not contain alum and
which has all Its Ingrodlonta
plelnlY atatod on the label.
E,W.GiLL TT COMPANY LIMITED
wlf+N,Peo TORONTO, ONT, MONrneA41tt}Q' P„_dt�R'?'�
' Isn't there a good deal of waste in
the bone of a sirloin steak?" "Not
for me," replied the merchant, "I am
very careful to sell the bone for as
mach as the meat."
MONEY ORDERS
When ordering goods by mail, send
a Dominion Express Money Order,
In the construction of their nests,
birds generally avoid bright colors
which might possibly lead t) the dis-
covery of their place of abode by an
enemy.
llalnard's Liniment Cures Dandruff,
Spray potatoes as long as the vines
remain green. Cultivate potatoes un-
til they are dug, to conserve the mois-
ture in the soil and keep the weeds
down.
It is surprising how bravo the aver.
age man is when there isn't any real
danger in sight,
t`tIRS
LOVELY PERSIAN LAMBMK
and other furs by mail. Wholesale
prices, Send for illustrated catalog of
bargains. McComber's Limited, Manu-
feature`s, 420 1) St, Paul West, Montreal
MIXSCELLAWEUVa
CANCER, TUMORS, LUMPS, DTC.,C.,
Internal and external, cured with-
out pain by our home treatment, Write
ue before too late. Dr, I3ellman ldedfeal
Co., Limited, Collingwood, Ont.
When buying your , Plano
Insist on having an
e'OTTO HIG!Lfi
PIANO ACTION
W!th Vit lit, --T king Ir an Did It
Doctor says Nuxated Iron is greatest of all strength builders—
Often increases the strength and endurance of delicate,
nervous folks 100 per cent. in two weeks' time.
NEW YORK, N. Y,—Not long ago a again and -see for yourself how much
man came to me who was nearly half a you have gained, I havsoen dozens of
century old and asked me to give him a nervous run-down people, .who were ail -
preliminary examination for life incur- : ing all the while, double their strength
anee. I was astonished to find him with and endurance and entirely get x111 of
the blood pressure of a boy of 20 and as ,all symptoms of dyspepsia, liver and
full 01 vigor, vim and vitality as a young Iother troubles in from ten to fourteen
man; in fact a young man he really was I days' time simply by talting iron in the
said Nast taking trona=nuxated iron lend ,proper form. And this. after they ,had
filled him with renewedlife, At 30 he was without somt cries been n Eton en Por months
in bad health; at 40 lee -was careworn kobtaining any be tme Bot don't Iron
and nearly all in. Now at 60 after taking acetate
the old' forms of reduced Iron, Save
Nuxated Iron a miracle of vitalityand acetate 6 ts. You
of iron telmak, r• to save
a Pew cents. Toa musta take iron Lava
yrs face beaming with s.theh ndrednti eP Porm that can n easily Iron
YOU
as-
overLiron is the have
tfuall strength it to dod like nuxated iron iP you want.
builders. If people would only tape Nux- 1t t0 YOU any good, otherwise it may
ated Iron when they feel weak or run- prove worse than usoless, lythe an
down instead of dosing themselves with athlete or prizefighter has won etre day
habit-forming drugs, stimulants and al- simply because he knew the secret of
co hobo beverages I am convinced that In his hlotid vlth i on before he tventineo
this way they could ward off disease, the affray, while many another has gone
preventing it becoming organic in thou- dgwn to in Jealous deicer sim
sande of cases and thereby the lives of lack 0Y Iron.—E. Sauer, defeat
•ply Por the
thousands might be saved who now die•
every year from pneumonia, grippe, kid- NOTE: tweeted Iran, recommended
nay, liver, heart trouble and Other daft- above by Dr. E. Sauer, is not a patent
gerous maladies. The real and true medicine nor secret remedy, butone which
cause which started their diseases was Is well known to druggists, and whose iron
nothing more nor less than a weakened constituents ata widely prescribed by etni-
cOnditlon brought on by lack of iron in neat phyeldans everynhere, lama the
the blood. Iron is absolutely necessary older Inorganic Iron products, it Is easily
to enable your blood to change food into assimilated, does not. Induce the teeth,
living tissue. Without it, no matter how make them black, nor upset the stamaolt;
much or what YOU eat, your food merely an the contrary, it is a ,Host potent rem -
passes through you without doing you edy In nearly all forms of Indigestion as
any good. You don't get the strength weft as for nervous, run-down conditions.
out 01 it and as a consequence you be- The manufacturers have such great coal -
come weak, pale and sickly looking just dance In Nasated Iron that they offer to
like a Plant trYin' to grow In a soft fm•felt 0100.00 to any charitable institution
deficient in iron. If you are not strong it theycannot. take any man or women,
or well You Owe it to y'Oursett to snake under 60, who lacks iron, and tnercasa
the following test; See how long you their -strength 100% or over in four weeks'
can work or how far you can want tine, provided they have no serious or -
without becoming tired. Next take two genie trouble. They also offer to refund
five -grain tablets of ordinary nuxated your money if it does not at least double
iron three times per day after meals Pore your strength and endurance In ten days'
twe weeks. Then test your strength time. 11 In aisnensod by all gond druggists.
Dr. Beck The Well Known Eye Specialist
and Doctor Adkins, The Medical Author,
Publish Astonishing , eptht on Wonderful
Remedy To Strengthen Eyesight
Say it Strengthens Eyesight 50% in One Week's Time in Many Instances
DR. BECK
A free Preserlptlon Yon Can nave
"Wed and Use at Some.
New York,—Dr. Beck, a New York state
eye specialist, and Dr, andltins, a Massa-
chusetts pltysiclnn, wero naked to make n
tkorough teet of the mount"` eye 1eaedy,
Bon Opto. Their reports were most inter-
esting. -Ilere they ore:
Dr. Beek reports 'When my attention
was first culled to the wonderful eye rem-
cdy� Bon Opto I n•aa fitclined to bo akePtt-
cal, 1 retake it a rule to test every new
treatment which is brought to my attetitlou,
tang specialized in eye work for the past
twenty years, I believe I me nineteen to
`express au intelligent opinion on remedies
applicable to tbe eyes. Waco Bon Opto Las
created such n sensation throughout the
tutted Stntes and Canada, I welcomed tate
opportlmitn' to test it. I began to use it in
my practice a little Over a year ego and I
ant frank to say that the results obtained
ere Oliei that I hesitate to tell Of my
ea -
pretence for fear it w11] sound incredible.
Sumo of the results I have accomplished
with Ben Opto not only a0tonlshed myself
but also other physicians with whom I Bove
talked: about lt. I have bed many Malaita
tilde who had worn glosses for years for
far-sightedness, nenr•alglttetlnese estigtnn-
tislu and other eye weekliesaes, ten me they
Leve tltspensedwith them through the adop-
tion of the Bon Opto principal, Many nye
troubles can be trneed directly to nntsculav
contraction and relaxation and eiuo6 Bow
Opto metlbd tette how to excrete() and de-
velop the 070 mneales,it roecltee. 00nd(tioiis
not possible through other mans, I advise
every thoughtful physician to study Bba
Opto priu61pn1, give it the, sante careful
tee) 01 bete Bud there is no dolrht in my
mind they will come to the conclusion I
have, namely, that the Bon 0.1p10 method
09e310 the door for the en'6 Of May- e'
troubles 1Mitehlisve heretofore been tiupoe-
elide to 00pe with, The treatment 1e ao
Mande 111 010 application that 11enn bo used
et home by anyone of everngeintelligence,
in my own p1081108 I have seen it etronlfthen
the eyenigbt morn re alsthan o 50used per co
itwint th sulr-
in one
w8ek'e ants. I Lo
prising effect in cases of work strained eyes,
prole eye, inllammrd lids catarrhal con-
junctivitis, smartiug, paintul, aching, itch-
ing eyes, eyes weakened from colds, smoke
sun, dust and wind, 0001017 eyes, blurred
vision, and in fact many other conditions
tan numerous to describe In this report. A
now and startling case has just come under
my observation, which yielded to Bon Opto,
is that of a young gill, 12 yens old, Two
prominent eye specialists, after a thorough
mean:dation of the young girl decided in
order to save the sight of her right eye, the
lett eye must b0 removed. Before permit-
ting her t0 be operated on, the young ginetabor decided to use Bon Opto. la less
than three days a marked improvement was
noticed, At the end of a week the lllilam-
motion' bad almost disappeared, and at the
end of nix weeks the eye was saved. Sust
think what the miring of that eyo means to
this little girl. Another ease is that of a
lady ninety-three years old. Site cause to
m0 with dull vision and extreme infinmma.
tion of the lids and the conjunctiva was al-
most row, After two weeks' use of Bon
Opto the lids were absolutely normal and
sixt
iter een," eyes aro as bright 08 merrya girl of
.Dr. J'udltlns, 1liassnelusettM pbyslcian,
formerly Chief of Clinics in the Won Gen-
eral Hospital, Boston ]`lass., and formerlylloue0 Surgeon at the Nov England Eye and
Enr Indrmary of Portland, Maine, and
medical author, for many years, reports:
X lave found oculists too prone to oper-
ate and Optlelans too wilting to peeerribe
gleans while neg8lecting the efmple formu-
bas which form tlyo basis of that n'enderfel
home treatment
for eye Is ,0001ar Bon Opto.
This lint
n my opinton, ries 'a ri narknba rem-
edy for 111, cure ttuc success
it
sUon of many oye
dlsordors, Its success 111 developing and
Strengthening the eyesight will soon make
dye glasses old YasltIened and the form 00
eve baths wbleb the Boa Orlto method pro-
vides, will make its use es common as that
of.tbe tooth brush. I AM thoroughly con-
vinced from my experience with lion Opto
that it will strengthen the eyesight at toast
60 per cent in one Week's. time In many in-
stances. Dr, 1'. EL Devine, director of
medical inspection in the. Boston schools 1n
his report published retinas,20, 1017,.
states that onl .1s, 010 out of 80,174 ex-
amined, need to u^ear gln02e.e now, n marked
decrease over the omelette report. Bon
best o 00 bodtenin on ;la eyeglateioes age 14
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victims of eye strata and other eye Weak,.
nestles n'nithan who vett Magee will be
g' know ,ecnrdnto Beck
and' Dr. Sndkios, thee isrent hope
and
help for them, Many whose 0700 were 1011.
lug any they him had their eyes restored
by this remarkable prescription n15 many-
10110' 01100 wore gonane say they hare
11,010 vn tharn. nwlty. One man aura 'after
neer it; 'I was utmost blind, Could not
See t0 rend. at 1,11. Now I' one read every,
matt without my glasece and my eyes do
not lnfrt any' mere. At night they Wald:
pain dreadfully. Now they feel tine all the
time, It was like a miracle to ate." A' lady
L•
ho 11d it nye; '' phe alienation sensedriay With or without 1:htsses but niter using
this prescription for .It days evelt•thhtg.
50e000 clear. •I can road 101001111`'print
without giaas,0." Another a, n - a ;;
Maya: "7 was bothered with we 0100
DR. TODRINS
caused by overworked, Mod eyes which
duced fierce headaches, I have worn glasses
for several years, both for distance and
close work and without them I could net
road my own name On an euvclo1, or the
typewriting on the machine before me. I
can do both now ped have discarded my
leug distance glasses -altogether, I One
count tbe fluttering leaves 00 the trees
across the street now, tvLieh /Or several
years have looked like a dim great blur to
mo. I cannot express ivy Joy ut what it Inc
Bono for me."
IC 1s honeyed t11et tbousands who wear
glasses can now diecard theta in a reasons
able time and multitudes more will be able
to strengthen their eyes so as to be spared
the trouble nod expense of ever getting
grosses. .Eye troubles of malty descriptions
may be wonderfully benefited by the Ita6 of
this prescription at Lome. hero is tho pee- '.
5 -`ippon; Oa to any active drill; 01000 ani
geta bottle of Bon 0 P ruiners. Drop oleo
Bon Opto tablet in no fourth of n gloss tit
Waterand lot 11 dissolve. With tido liquid
bathe the
eyes two to font tames patty, qi ou
Should notice your eyes clear up uerleptlblq'
right from the start and inflammation and
redness w•111 quickly disappear. If your
eyes bother you even n 110110,11 is your duty
to take steps to 5005 them now before it is
too late. Arany hopelessly blitui might Mee
Paved their sight if they had cared for their
eyes in tante.
• NO'.r10—An titer prominent 3017'oleinn rib meet/
the above article, woe submitted, said; 'Yee, the
Don Clete pre0eripllon le treyll wondorf01 el'.
l)om0dr. Ifs consiltao8t Ltaredients ere well
Intown to eminent 00y0 BPOclnitoel Bud Maly pre-
scribed by them. I. hnvo used It very raincoat+
rally to my ownsmutted on irntientff{t whose eyes
01500 strained through Overwork Or ails
It As one fie the ger/ f. l0 tion
e , uv prr1,101 i 400 amens,'
feel should hu loofa u Imo,, for 00grlfo rise its
to
rinnoot, 10vc10 r0 1,018 Don 0pto rar0rr000000
1 net n patent on preparation,
or n e for.
Mn110 11 g id tel ea the
prepnrutlotl a for+
MUM. e e printed mt the 5te0J:Ittu 3.
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,.i re`s gutlr8 0 0 n to etrengtb5l blcn sl- ht
r.a per rout ,d ancr w'e01t'1 thg1 ht ratan hp
all or d Lha alto meU6y. It 1s tgenera
Ity n11. good flru0grats, including general
1to10s, alar By t?, TantblYn alI11 1'. Is, 1110j
,-,n Co,. 'i'oropto, :.