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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-11-29, Page 8has r Fell()ft to 72 Lb,; fns 33 on Tarifa(' "F r nearly Gavots year's;' recent- 1llaiiy' times I could riot even retain a t on storilach and e ly said Mur, KatieDyer, of 2l 1Zaii• broth end toast my ,wrty SteItamiltoe, Ont„ "I bad su1 lered::fiont a complication of troubles Peculiar to women teedtinnily nt strength all left me and X broke down run iny w Eee linga fine es I evel�h'iliu completely.Whieh in "Sttlien I began taking 'Spline; I deedand tl an Irtev..or was bePnealtee only welshed seventY-two pannus, and mso v Y ier had been;, so weak and nervous' for can never praise Tanlao enough,' nearly: titi,o months that"1. had to :be Tanlao is for gale by all good drug- assdsted. front My bed to'my chair, gists; - 'Accept no substltute. restful sleep would not 0901) to 100. "Neither neYeelf o1 my friends thoug11t I would over &et well, but 'T9 MAKE CARBON BLACK IN CANADA 3et for one of the. non-metallic pertinent of the Interior is at present engaged in' framing regulations for the production of carbon 'black from z i th evening J st iai y the conditions that prevail wellsrsituateci on Dominion lands. hunting for "Goad Turns" which they in some parts of the Bxitish I$les Again, the cost of removing the slum The Ontario Government, it is re- might do. Not agreat many, Good wber'e. it has, been found that'therelaoeas-may be 50 expensiye as to area ported, has recently given permissions Terns" were performed, and the hoYe ere mere than two million slum houses )pent the the vyorlt,iandlsoyfrom tbe disagreeable P r M whit eo ble were compelled to live g I f a sntill field) a ' 1 trines when h p 1 „ iisurroundings continue to exist. Hallowe'en Goad Turns. llallewe'on; 1021, was the moat quiet Sndtreet $Iallowe'0nin the., history of more than j 'In Great Britain €:lone the' one town: in Ontario; acco dilig to re- waste attributable to diaeatie Oil-Louets g tti el Porte which have reached Provincial . stat hent to $100,000,000 ,000nye ly, acc acro count Seed I-Ioadgnartere. Aed the _.zea o Astor in the House of Lerch!. ' Tliis is ie 'that many of their boys are now Ino idle talk made witheut,due Scouts, and instelul of looking tor Tale- sideration•, for Lord Astor has forcon- a chief es in former peers, tlie'y respeed- ; long time been interested in Social ed to the suggosllen of their Scout Reform and knows whercoi; he epealie. raster that they spent e Jug-6 'ic i• IJJ ,k ION BY DR. J, J. 1VIIDDLETOI�i Provincial Ser' el': Health. Orderlw Dr, 1liideleepon' will be glad to *newer questions' on Pubito tern ptyrough this column, Addre uric nit lieterdtn4 22 Creetent,. Toronto, entire community, the wonder is. thee municipalities do not exert more ef- ort to Have slum areae eliminated altogether. Of course there are di'ffl- culties ie the way of removingsu fniit and 1100ses that are practically for human habitation: there may be such congestion of population that apart from their slam dWellmgs there is absolutely no.plaoe to house them. Pre- fer the stature gas from were =chased o severe in a state of "positive uidecenc,y, in., the Sarnia district to be used fo ,,daught in the not ". but the net result. t di In our Canadian cities there is un- the production of carbon black. It 10 was a comparatively quiet evening. t declared d there doubtedly much ova d t1 Loss nilly Covered. Tenderfoot—"Jack burned his Scout minerals—carbon black -this ;paper I understood that develepineut will take might have to be printed in some other) place at once. The initial plant will color,and the automobile tire industry, be of but limited size, acid ovilQomi1t would be severely handicapped. Car -,1 enlargement es the pp... bon lack 'a pox the incomplete, arises. varies b product' The recovery of carbon black combustion- of natural gas, has. not es yet been manufactured in Canada, frons one-quarter to two pounds" per but the Mines Branch of the Depart -11,000 cubic feet sofiga ,tanto 22 cents d the mar - meet of Mines, through Mr. R. T. Els-1 fret price angelth fs high aso 50 cents worthy, of the chemical division, 15 per pound, g this season malting a field study and for 'special grades, The black is pack - chemical investigation. of natural gas' ed in paper `sacks for shipment. in western Canada with particular re- The uses of carbon black are'a1most and , to determining the composition, innumerable. One. of the chief uses is gard and gasoline content of in the preparation. of minting ink, ththese ger g sues as this paper is printed with., By comagases. At present thennatuhl ro-gas admixture : with oils of different qual- containing ethane and other.ibydro-I, carbons is in" great demand for the' ities and consistencies a wide range of manufacture of 'carbon black- I ink may, be made, from that which is 1 termed news -ink to' a grade suitable Careen blacke•is-a soft; light soot„ somewhat similar to the soot produced for the 'printing of the finest illus - by a smoking kerosene' lamp. It is," trations. • however, a product of the burning of - It is also used as' a 'pigment do the o P I manufacture of paint, in which. case a ag inst gase The flame is impingediept) loading' material le generally added, cagainst ool t a Hiatal water, and the soot' usually barytes. In the making of aceu by r tes-it is i ter, and as soot' black polishes carbon` black very gen- ed. ed - The chit is production lly centres as', erall enters, while' for phonograph '>Tho chief production at y present are in West'.. Virginia. and'records, fountain pens, carbon paper, - , Louisiana, where there are tremen-I black enamel leathers,, etc., it finds dour•sppplies of natural gas. Each of many uses' these states has stringent conservation In •the' preparation of the rubber legislation 'governing the use of the composition of automobile tires and gas. In Louisiana, before the gas may other rubber goods the greatest con - be used for the manufacture of carbon sumption of carbon black has develop- black, -the gasoline' content .must be ed.' It is estimated: that fully 46 per extracted; and in certain sections but' ' cent, of the entire production is used ' 20 per cent. of the daily output of the inthis industry. Owing to its 'fineness Wells 'is permitted to be used for car of subdivision it is a very valuable in - bon black manufacture. All; possible gredient. in automobile tire compoei- efforts must be -made to avoid waste tions; it must, however, -be' used in imthe use.of the natural gas. , How combination with' other things. Alone important the industry, is in Louisiana 00 a rubber pigment it is not par - may be judgedefrom'the fact that one titularly valuable; company's plant consists of lee earn_Canada is a very large user of car- ing houses,' 114 by 12 feet.' 4 bon black, and, while as yet, producing r ending March 31 a , imported,. of lark), bone, ivory of them breeches when be. was cooking his linnter e stew on the hike last Satur- Patrol Loader — "Wore. they in- eure07' • Tenderfoot—"No, but his coat-tails covered the loss." , Bilnd Boys' T'rogp Re -organized. 4 i Scouts at The Troop of Bli>ld•Aay 6 the Ontario ' School, for the Blind, et Brantford,' has •been re -organized` with Captain S, G,"Clegg, Physical Director of the ,School, as Sconenate ter. These boys are very keen Scouts and there are very' few" parte of the Scout programme which give thorn d f_ flculty ln-spite of their blindness. Protesting against presen overcrowding. 'Rents tions, Lord Astor ec aro that, are so nigh that apartments ;an a are few things more costly than slums, whip') _ +9oeed immoralityy, discontent,e' have to be divided and club-divided hat twill Mi - and rorolution, Ile added that the' accommodation Brit di Isles had little 'to fear in the form to the needs of rho pocketbook, f Volution but hewouId lose And oftentimes the space thus provide none, for the year i:g' Canada has many gas areas,, some 1st - t situated at points, distant and carbon blacks, 3,743,409 pounds, from possible domestic utilization, and,, of a value of $446,812, and.it enters Mines as a resultthe -t is like) 1 of i Y,.d t free. Canada C d uy of ' that some to ;Branch's investigations,r5hould the Mines Branch be ab these may be found available for the to demonstrate the commercial pos- economical production of carbon black' sibilities of the utilization, of the Al- oft De Lands Branch he production of Al - The MiningLboi'ta gas fields for the product o carbon black it will- add considerable to the industry of Canada and make use of another of our great natural *ANTED. 'TEAM ENGINE, 12x12 inder. Reid Bros., Bothwell, Ont. FARMERS' BOOKLETS Sent. Free Any of the following may be lead free on application to the Publications Branch Department of Agriculture Ottawa - • resources: s0' A Mammoth Water Supply. Engineers have on many occas -ions. had to - -construct' enormous water - wbrks in order to provideuswith the most vital necessity of life; but few' of us have stopped to consider the cost of bringing water to our homes. To construct a lake 40 miles long, 25 feet deep, ' holding 18,683 million gallons : of water, seems a stupendous task, but' such are the fats relating How Should Canada Export, Beef to the Vaal River Barrage; of South. Cade Africa, which has. just been officially- opened. Winter Egg Production. The scheme, which has taken nearly Wintering Bees in Canada. ten years to carry out, will supply Crate Feeding Johannesburg and the Rand with way o are faith in the people if they became re- conciled to conditions ender which they live ;at the present time.' Tho Archbishop of York, who sup- ported Viscount Astor in his protest, thought that the average, working- man's home should contain'three bed- rooms, a bathroom, a Idtchen, and' a sitting -room or 'living• -room. Bishop Southwark, who lives in the East ,End of London, declared- that bad housing WOO a fertile ground for agitators against: the present system. Though perhaps in a less degree, the same conditions prevail in our Canadian cities. There is far too ninth overcrowding, far too many areas that are so congested as to merit the name of "slums." When one real- izes how injurious slum areas are, not only to the health and moral.! of those who live there, ;but also to the general appearance and general welfare of the ed is hopelessly inadequate, Eepecia. ly objectionable is 'thee abate of affairs in the winter time, whenthe artifiei- ally -heated air in houses becomes very impure and'unfit for breathing, owing. to the congestion of people,' smile of whom ate habitually indoors. Apart from lung troubles, which often have their origin in ill -ventilated, unsani- tary dwellings, the common cold is very prevalent,' and may result in bronchitis, pneumonia, and other dis- eases. Added to the danger of con- tracting illness of one kind or another is the discomfort of living, which re- sults in, dissatisfaction'of social con- ditions,generally, and often is the match that lights the torch of revolu- tion and revolt. - . - Proper and -adequate housing of the people .is one of the most important functions of civilized government at the present time, - 'WORK -WORN -WOMEN ' A Boy Scout Executive Harry ; Fleming, of Brantford, `a popular Boy Scout leader,formerly executive secretary of the. Brant'Boy Scouts.' Association, who has been 'ap- pointed Field and. Financial Secretary for Ontario. Dairying in New Zealand and twenty million 'gallons of water a day. Dressing and Cutting • Lamb Cal'- concrete piers. Each pier is 8ft, thick, terser. _,• 34 ; (110. high, and 55ft. long. The 86 Finishing Lambs for the' Block.., 51001 sluice gates closing the openings Sim le Methods for the Storage are 25ft. high and 82ft. 61n. wide. Each of Ice, gate weighs about 26 tons. A wagon Co'�v Testing Worth While? road and a railway track run along the The Maple Sugar Industry. top, All the water is passed through InterumR�p ort of the Dominion mechanical filters, and ,carried along' Aninia1'tJ.Usband121a11. 434 - miles of steel pipes varying in Report of the Dominion Field .diameter front lain. to 241n., and cost- H)lsbandman. ing $2,275,000. Tho whole scheme coat Gleaning eed. ' i t -j l'+ `!i t i $7,500,0.00,' of which $60,000 was spent G1e g S in providing quarters for the. men en - C e Feeding gaged on this huge and important The Feeding of Dairy Cattle. HogCabin. i r WEATHER [�j�" The a ceder dor Dogs. THE FAL VV EITHER Feed' Backs and Troughs fii1• . � Sheep. The Sheep Barn• a " The Barrage, costing almost $2,500,- - Australia. 000 is 1400ft long and stands on 55 Care of Home and Children Of- ten Causes a Breakdown. . The woman at home, deep in house- hold duties and the cares of mother- hood, needs' occasional help to keep her in good health. The demands upon. a mother's health are many and seveere. Her own health trials and her child- ren's welfare exact heavy tolls,' while hurried meals, broken rent and much indodrliving:tend to weaken her. No wonder the woman at home'Is often indisposed through wealtness, head- aches,, backaches and nervousness. Too many women accept these visita- tions`ae a part of the lot of mother- hood. But many and varied as her. health troubles' are, the cause 18 sin- , ple and relief at hand. When .well, it Is the woman's good blood that keeps her well; when ill she must make her blood rich to renew her health. The nursing mother more than any other woman needs rich blood and .plenty of it. ;There is one way to -get this good blood so necessary:tb health, and that Is through the -use of Drr Williams'. Pink Pills. These enrich the blood, and through their use many weak, ail- ing . wives and mothers have _been benefitted.. If you areailing, easily tired or depressed, it is a duty you owe: yourself .and your family to give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a -fair trial. You can get Dr. Williams' Ptak Pills through any dealer In medicine or by mail: at 500 a box from The Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine' Co., Brockville, Ont. She Didn't Understand. • Bu Scoute(sinall and polite) to old Boy I accompany you across the street?" 01d Lady—"Certainly, my boy. How long have you,beenwaiting for some- one to take you over?" Scoutmaaters'Become Boys Again. Two cities, Ottawa and Hamilton, have now. got their winter training troops. 'for Scoutmasters under full swing., The Scoutmasters and their Assistants become Tenderfoot Scouts for the' duration of the training course, and ge through all the work which they go through with their own boys. Other cities will be starting similar training troops very soon, or just after New Year's.. This work is in personal charge of Mr. Rodney 0. Wood of Ot- tawa, Dominion' Camp Chief. Just Coasting.• lhndnlark in engineering progress.-- The All -Year The Economical Production of Pork. Canadian fall weather is extremely List of Publications. ;Ic� hard on little ones, Ona' day it is warm and bright and"the next wet and cold, • These e udder changes bring on colds,' cramps and colic, and unless baby's little stomach is kept right the• result may be serious. There Is troth- ing to- equal Baby's Own- Tablets; In keeping the little ones well, They sweeten the stomach, regulate' the bowels, break tip colde'ancl make baby thrive,' The Tablets are sold by medi- cine dealers or by mail at 25 dente a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brookville, Out, HARD ON LITTLE ONES Name si ' indeee,tieer Post office ,. ••-•• • •• R.B.- No.. , Prov:, (No etamp required), COLD IN THE HEAD? Get ,quick relief. Rub nolo Inside and outwith enO®etUm.. 11 all brag atom, Write for 2rer cicada. THEE MSl4THOLATUM CO. nNtloebarro bnY. � cox 85. Scoutmaster (who has ordered the physical training class to lie 0n their backs and move their legs as if rid- ing a' bicycle) -"Watson,' what have. you 'stopped for?" Watson—"Please, sir, Tin coasting," Building a Scout Hut. The Scouts of the let Chatham Trbop are ,building a. hut for their Troop 'headquarters and` -are ;raising the money through the collection and sale: of old paper' and the conduct of a thriving "hot' dog" business down town on Saturday afternoons and eveninge. Every' patrol. has taken some definite part in these efforts and the snbcees of the venture is assured. Origin of the Marriage Token. Rings existed in the :.time of the earliest l'Ogyptiaris, but probably they date back even farther than antiquar- ies can trace, In the first borer. of the Bible' we read `lir* Pharaeli took a ring troll) his, hand and gave it to Joseph as a niarlt of honor, It was a Roman custom• for the friends of the bride and bridegroom to meet at'the :house. of the bride's father, before the wedding; to arrange details of. the 'marriage contract; A feast tools place, concluding with the Placing of an Iron. ring on the fourth finger of the woman's left hand, and the, day was .ar'ranged 0n which the ceremony was to take place. a This formed a pledge that the wedding would be bonorabiy carried through. Dtzring the second century gold cis- placed the iron._ The use of the 'ring did not receive the sanction of the, Church, and was looked on purely as a secular proceeding, until the. eleventh century. The wedding ring, as has been pre,, viously stated was placed on the tiro) mar' a fourth Anger' because it was be- lieved that a' nerve from that finger tan to the heart. Although it was an erroneous gu9' position, the priesthood retaieed it be association with the Trinity, because;, in olden times the,for'm of service was for the husband to place the hoop ea the top of the thumb of ter left hand saying, "XII the name 'ef the Father"; theii'renioving It to the foreAngot•, say- ing, "Irl the name pi the Elbe; .se to the middle finger With "And of the Holy Moot"; and Anally leaving it at rose 00 the fourth Anger with the sinal word :'Austen," " When the Inner meaning of it all is revealed, the beautu of the practice is t+no(monsly onitancod, ; Ask for t'tijndr end tr ko lie burst. . Sovonty-five steps a minute is con- sidered the average walking pane of a mail in good health. . Mime d'e Liniment Heals flute. A male's greatest height is reached. between the ages of twenty-eight and thirty. a. EASY TRICKS No, 54 Finding The Number ;h The magician counts the cards in apack to show that there are only the usual 52. A spectator takes_ out of the centre of the pack any 'num; her of cards he likes, withdrawing them in a bunch so that the magic- lan cannot know how many cards are taken- The dards 'are placed - the spec- tator' shot able and p face down tato: places either on; top of the pack- or beneath .it a number of cards known only to Himself. The cards are cut as many times as desired. The. performer counts the bards and immediately tells how Many were added. When the magician counted the bards it gave'him an excuse. for dealing the cards Mee upward se that he might remember the names of the top card and the bottom card. The fact that cards were withdrawn' from the' centre of the pack left these cards .undisturbed, The. spectator adds the number' of. Dards he: desires and the cards are out. The.performer now deals the IltelLbacco i 1 If.. ,iter a Y ka tib .,. iii 9 Manufactured by Imperial Tobacco Company el Canada Lianted Fresh He—"My, you're a •regular cold storage egg." She—"And you- are entirely too fresh!" Fast Codfish Dressing. Out on the foggy Grand Banks the most; arduous task of the and fisher- man., is "dressing down!' Everyone dreads it; for it meane. working re gardlese of hours until the job is done. I6, the catch .has been heavy, mid- night; or - even the dawn following, sees the entire erew hard at it by the light eg flares. No one, not even the cook, commonly known while afloat as "the doctor," may have any, respite. The deck is- slippery with parts of the .thousands of cod that' have been: slid from the knife 02 the slitters- into the hold. out fingers are of no avail asp an excuse for laying off. 'Power has taken a lot of the :mean- ness out:of life at sea and the same little gasoline'engine:that hoists the "California FAg.SyrUp' sails and, weighs the anchor will now , Have more to 'do—and the crow, loss. Harmless Laxative to Clean Liver and The "Iron Splitter" does the work of Bowels of Baby ie Child. 60 to '15 men who now wield sharp knives on the Grand Banks off New- Pur on cons t • ip a- l foundland up along the Labrador', as ed bilious 'fever .. 'Dards face 'upward .on the table,. mentally counting until he reaches' the .first of the cards he remain. bared. He continues dealing until he reaches the other card he re. membered. , Then he counts the cards, silently to the end of the pack. The number of cards prated- ing the first card,' plus the. number following the second is the number. added, If this number le obviously too large; he gathers the -cards up and deals them again; this time counting' the cards between the noted cards. Thin will give the core rect number, • (011p this out and paste it, with other of the series, in a scrapbook,) Mother! Give Sick Baby WOMEN! . YE FADED THINGS NEW AGAIN Dye or Tint Any Worn, Shab- by Garment or Drapery. 'Every man suffers from the' de, lusion that' he is necessary to, the hap- piness of some woman. • TO i Rake &toots: linrol4 0 Ritchie 0 Co. LLmite0, rorontO America's pioneer Dog Remedies . '. nook on DOG DISEASES Ina Hop W Food' nested rhea to nay A,tere+ b7 the Author, A. CLAY Wet GLOVER3 tb Shod no. Nevi Varh. U.S.A. Each 15 -cent -package of "Diamond Dyes" contains directions so simple that- any woman can dye or tint any old,: worn, faded thing new, even Hale nose an e ah y dyed before. has never y store. color at duo g The end of colonization, it is esti- mated, will:'be - reached in about two hundred ,Years time. MONEY ORDERS, Pay your out -df -town accounts by Dominion Tixpreeu Money Order, Five Dollars costs three cents. At any rate' the book agent selling an encyclopedia never claims to be a man of few words. Mlnard'r Liniment for Dandruff. In proportion to its weight, the wing of a bird is twenty times strong- er than the, arm . of 'a man. %yell as'' in the localities frequented jee or sick, colic, 11 by 'flehermen from France, England Babies and Child - and. ' Scandinavia, Every second the ren love to take new machine takes a' fresh oodflsh genuine' "dallier',, and as .often it turns. out a dressed nia Fig Syrup• fish, It performs all the usual opera- No• other laxative tions of splitting, removing the baekr' .regulates the ten, ' x ..,, bones, cleaning and washing. This• der Iittle bowels, ingenious machine was perfected in se nicely. It -A< ' • - Seattle, Washington, by the company sweetens the •stomach and starts' the Which perfected, in 1905, a somewhat livor and bowels' acting wlthotit,grip- `G- b(•.)' rip• Keeps EYES Clear, Bright and Beautiful wrlt.Mnrine Co„Cbtenao•:fri;ygt: eBoolc similar inaohine called by fishermen "The Iron Chink," 'became it took the place of thousands of • Chinese 'who were formerly employed. to Clean fish In the salmon canneries of the North Pada A.meriOan, 11awidi • is now using mulch. paper on its e.neapplo fields. Keep Minard's Liniment In the, house. During a recent voyage across the Atlantic the commander of the iMa- jestie was on the ;bridge tor, sixty. nine consecutive, hours,, while. the liner was passing through the fog. F IN A T Highest, Prices Paid for Skunk, Coots, Mitlk, rox, Peer» tilfilis,,Illdes, Calfskilis, .k4 ship to Cntiadialt I'xlde & Leli,tlter Co., Ltd„ 'rare •tor O11t, ing. Contains no narcotics or soots- ing drugs. Say "California". to Your druggist and avoid counterfeits: In- sist upon genuine "California Fig Syrup" which contains directions. The trap-door spider constructs a trapdoor which closes by gravitation, the edge being, specially weighted to close the door automatically. when the spider goes in or Out. It isPprobable that tho Milo has a greater variety o4 fish than any other Siva in the world, An- expedition sent by the British leiusoilm brought back 9,000'spectmens: To ►: thache nab() the facie.. If there iii• a env ity in the tooth plana in it a piece of cotton saturated with Mlnaid'e 'iMd3en1<NWfFu.?,C'kAf.. H.ua�u. k "'.1s'' l.tp 6VICtt7WIesSE nt CANADA silent -but <eloeu nt- M "t.TCHES render the maximum of helpful service. 10).ALW07'8 AYS10, AS10K0NS5 FOR •(�' ASPIRIN Say "Bayer” and Insist! How to Puri - the B od "Fifteen to thirty drops' of Extract e Root commonly called Mother. f , eI el' 'Curative Syrup, may be $ )lar e y s t . tartan In orator with meals and at badtbne, for indigestion, consti- pation and bad blood. Persist. once In this treatment, will give Permanent relief in nearly every case,0 flet the genuine at drugglete, ti0c. and $1.00 bottles'. c®m,.rau.�uis�,o�ax—r4.o inch Clllrcara ly Clears The Scalp of Dandruff on retiring, gently rub spots of dandruff end itching with Cuticure Ointment. Next morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water, using plenty of Soap. Thiel treatment does much to keep the scalp clean and healthy and promote hair growth. Sohp2Sc. ei0tment256nd5Ql. relevm25" Sold tlirookhouttheDominicn. CanudlS000Pob L nCliumeudf•n49hp, I:dr1e1„ Pl.. Moctreal. without mug. OTHER OF TWIN BOYS Tells How Lydia E. Pinkliatn's'Vag- etable Compound Relieved Her of ate Went St, John, N. B.-- "I was in a . general run-down condition following' the birth of my twin keys. I had a groat deal of inflammation, with pains and weakness. X+inellyy my doctor teem - Mended Lydia E. Pinklaain's Vegetable Compound. He said that your medicine would be the only thing to build me up. I anti sure he le right, for I am feeling much better and am gaining In weight, havinggone down to irinety-three pounds. was in bedxvrover anionth, Unless. you bee the name "Bayer" 00 but am up aggain now. 'X have re0om- ackage'or on tabletaro not get. mended )Ise Vegetable Comptpind tomy' p s youd friends and give you germiss1on to use L Iiflammation and Gre Weakness ting the genuine Bays': product 91070 my letter."—Mrs, B ittna A. Itizoitino safe, by' miliband, ,and proscribed by $ hodiiey St , West St, John, N. B. t physicians over twenty-three years for There aro any Colds Headache Toothache Lhmbego Ill ache Rheumatism many women whoflnd thein household duties almost unbearable owe ing to soma weakness or derangement. The trouble may be slight, yet cause Ne-tralgia Paln, Pain such annoying' symptoms as dragcing ins weakness anti a run-downfee nn ., Bach unbroken packnge con.Lydia E. Pin hamsVegetable - ont only. . . tains proper dlreetions, Handy boxes pound ie a splendid medicine for such, of twelve tablets cost few cents, L)rug• contlitions.Ithasin many cases relieve gists also sell bottles of 2'i and 100, thoso symptoms by removing thetauso 4splti'in. is the trade maria (registered of theih, Mrs..l2itchie's oxperieneo is but ono of many. in Canticle) of Bayer i eaI actnro of 'Y6n might he interoitted in rodding '4ionoaccticaridcsttlr o: inl[0ylit:aolci' Mrs Ptnlcham a Brie Toxt X3ookupon Wh11 it is well itnbw �t+l "Ailments of'Wonien alt can the public against imitations the Tab. t elle Plnlcham A4edic,n,, Co, C , Ydi+e lots of Bayer Company will iso stamp,; Ontario "_...._..-... t. ed with their «030101 trade mane, the �. 19002 No, d7 -x'23.• Accept "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin pains, Pink Conte ' b, r . o n that Aspirin ie' .r, Y ploans i90Y02 Manu€actttro, to nsslst ; eta copy fret b writing the ydia