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SMING REMINDERS
OF RHEUMATISM
Ea , Damp Weather Starts •the
pants, But the. Trouble Lies in
the Blood.
Spring weather is bad for Aim-
.
matte sufferers. The Changes from
mild to cold, the, raW, damp winds
stat the aches and twinges, or in
the more extreme caees, the tortures
of the trouble going. But/it must be
borne in mind that it is not the
wdather that causes rheematism. The
tremble is rooted in the blood—the
changeable weather merely starts the
/mine. The only way to reach the
trouble and to mire it is through the
• blood. The poisonous rheumatic
teeids must be driven out. Liniments
. arid rubbing may give temporary re- ,
ha, but cannot possibly cure the I
t),:ouble. The sufferer is only wasting
-time and money with this kind of
treatment and ell the time the trouble
'Neelis becoming snore deeply rooted --
liarder to cure. .There is just one
iipeedy cure for rhetunatism—Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills. They ant directly
ont the impure, acid -tainted blood. They
purify and strengthen it .aud thus
eoot out the cause of the rheumatism.
)ffere is strong proof of bhe above
eetatements. Mr. Michael Personage,
leeenlon Man says:—"My mother suf-
fered several years with rheumatism.
We tried a number of remedies but
they all failed to cure. Then we got.
Pr. Williams Philc Pills, and after
using them for some Nixie she -was
-nompletely cured and has had no
pign of the trouble since."
Sold by all medicine dealers or by
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes
• for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
MULE BETTER THAN CAMEL.
Used as Beast of Burden by British
in Mesopotamia.
The mule has proved a far more reli-
able and 'useful transport animal than
the camel in the Mesbpotamia cam-
paign. •If beasts were decorated the
Mule would be covered with ribbons.
He knows not defeat. His hardiness
Is proverbial. None of the plagues of
Mesopotamia have effected his sang-
froid.
elle camel has so far been bill an
auxiliary. The breed used here, called
"Judi," is not, like his "Bedawi" bro-
th':,. trained to go without water, but
ha is proof against the ubiquitous
earn el fly, and has certain other virtues
of Ws own. In spite- of his wobbly
extremities and grotesquely proportion-
ed limbs, the camel is a dainty beast.
His haughty gait and supercilious
gionces are generally at to
pose; as a matter of fact they are the
expression of an inward and unsuspect-
ed delicacy. Too often the camel's
uncouth bulk gives a false impression
of hardiness. He is not hardy.
He is brittle, and will break his leg
kicking against a stone'and he will
split up and die if his legs split apart
In the mud. Snow kills him. He is
sensitive to damp, and will catch a
cold if asked to sleep In a swarim. But
• well cared for, sufficiently equipped,
and tactfully treated, he is second only
• to the mule as a beast of burden.
How "Lloyd's" Began.
• "Lloyd's" has often been described,
but not everyone is familiar with the
,. varied operations of this famous in-
, Gst4,nion. ^ The great Maritime Ex-
essOethrenge is really part of the Royal
Exchange, and owes its origin to Ed-
warcl Lloyd, who kept a coffee house
in Viwer Street, London. This coffee
house was in a place where news could
be ofitained; and to -day Lloyd's is the
leading institution it the world for
obtaining maritime news, In one of
the Tome may be seen the first in-
surance policy of which there is any
record. It was taken for a ship, the
Golde.n Fleece, which was insured for
• a voyage from Lisbon to Venice on
• January 20, 1600.
GOOD REPORT.
Doctor Proved Value of Postum.
Physicians know that good food and
drink, properly selected, are of the ut-
most) importance, not only for the re-
lief of disease but to maintain health
even when one is well,
A doctor writes, "I count it a pleas-
ure to say a good word for Posturn
with which I have been enabled to
relieve so many sufferers, and which
I count, with its valued companion
Grape -Nuts, one of the daily blessings.
"Coffee was banished from my own
table, some time ago and Postum used
regularly. in its place." (Both tea
and Coffee are injurious to many per-
sons, because they contain the subtle,
poisonous drug, caffeine.)
"I frequently find it necepsary to
instruct patients when they take
Poeimin for the fir:A time to be quite
elires that it is properly made accord-
ing to directions, than it has a clear,
seal -brown color and a rich, snappy
taste, as well as health giving quali-
ties."
The above letter, received 'over ten
Years ago, is ,fully confirmed by a re -
Cent letter from the doctor, in which
he saysL
«tis a pleasure to render a good
rePOt covering a product ,of which I
Sit so enthusiastic a, friend,
am using in my home your
Rei,turn Cereal in both ite forme. And,
Wliat is more, I am having it used in
'the families of several patients in
'which there are children, and,all unite
'in endorsing the fine qualities of.'your
galmirable 'product."
Name given by Canadian Postern
Co., Windsor, Ont.
Posbum comes in two forms:
It -astern Cereat—the original form—
e-met be well boiled. 15c and 25c.
'pkgs. ^
Instant Postum—a soluble powder --
dissolves quickly in a cup of hot wa-
p', and, with erCam and sugar, makes
a' delicious beverage instantly. 80c
dul 50c tins.
Both forms are equally delicious
,.ses cost' about the sante per cup.
"There's a Reason" for Postron,
—sold by Greene.
TWO WONDERFUL CLOCK$.
One et San Diego Has Twenty Dials,
All of Thera Useful.
One of the most wonderful clock
hi the world is owned by a French-
man, LOON Deeoutter. Ib ismounted
on a Louis Seize stand and has four
faces. Besidee marking the houre,
it shows the tides at eix different
parts of the world, the mean time and
the solar time, the age of the moon,
the movements of the planets and all
eclipses. It is also a pernetual calen-
dar. It was made by Jere/lee, of Paris,
in 1789, and took eleven years to man-
ufacture.
San Diego, Cal., has a wonderful
clock with twenty dials, which tell
the time simultaneously in all parts
of the world, also the days of thc
week and the date and month. It
stands 21 feet high, and four of its
dials are each 4 feet in diameter. It
is inclosed in plate glass, so that
every action can be seen, and the
Whole is illmuinated every night. It
is jewelled with tourmaline, topaz,
agate and jade, and remfirect 15
months to build, The motive power
is a 200 -pound weight,• which winds
itself aetomatically. The cost of the
clock was $8,000.
OLD-TIME CURES PERSIST.
Muck Ancient Faith, for Example,
About Mandrake Root.
Superstition as to the methods of
curing diseases, once veey prevalent,
are not altogether extinct yet, says an
exchange. Much ancient faith clus-
tered about the mandrake root, which
was carved in the for of a doll dress-
ed in fine clothes and kept in a box
or coffin concealed in smile corner of
the house. Each month it was washed
in wine and water and freshly garbed.
Another universal cure Was to
carry a piece of mistletoe which had
been cut from a tree by a golden
sickle and caught: in a white vessel as
it fell.
Metal scraped from a church bell
or a piece of the rope was supposed
to have a similar protective influence
against disease, as also a cloth
stained in the blood of a murderer or
the rope with which he was hanged.
Ask Around You for the,
Proof
THAT DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS AL-
WAYS CURE KIDNEY DISEASE
•
In Every Neighborhood You Will Find
People Cured of Backache, Rheu-
matism, Dropsy or Diabetes by
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Lac Bouchette Lae Se Jean, Que.—
April 1.7th (Special.)—Mr, Arthur
Fleune, well known and highly re-
spected here, has just issued a short,
concise statement in regard to Dodd's
Kidney Pills. It is as follows:
"I have found that Dodd's Kidney
Pills are an excellent remedy and that
they cure kidney disease, rheumatism
and indigestion.
Mr. Fleurie has received such bene-
fit from Dodd's Kidney Pills that he
wants other sufferers to know how to
find relief. He feels it is his duty to
his fellowman.
If you inquire among your neigh-
bors you will find scores of people who
have found in Dodd's Kidney Pills re-
lief from some form of kidneer. trou-
ble. It may have been the dry, itching
skin, dizziness, nervousness and In-
ability to get refreshingsleep that
mark the earlier stages of the disease,
or it may be diabetes, dropsy, theu»
matism, heart disease, or some other
of the dangerous diseases that mark
its advanced stages.
You will find thee Dodd's Kidney
Pills cure kidney trouble, no matter
where or in what form it is found.
Ask your neighbors for the proof.
RUSSIAN VOGUE IN LONDON.
Language and Customs of Czar's
Land Taken Seriously.
There is only one vogue, nowadays,
for those fashlonables .who like
"vogue" even better than vermouth,
sayp the London Chronicle. That is
the Russian vogue.
It appears that Pavlowa, dallied ap-
preciably with Dostolevsky; then verr-
ed round to Votcluchenko. Tito fair
vogistes are now reveling the Rdussimi
dresses, • high Catherine the, Great
coiffures, and black cloth bopts.
But the Vognistee are Jolting their
Russia. seriously. Many have begun
to learn the language, according to -the
manager of a popular West End
library. "There is a very great de-
mand," he said, "not only for English
translations of Russtian works and
English books about Russia, but for
books i51 the original language.
The Ruselait vogue has even ex-
tended to eating and drinking, not to
say smoking, At leaet one widely
known. restaurant ie now actually off-
ering nips of real vodka and portions
of real horst:tab, Russia'national
soup on Its menu, But very ier tram
real Rusetan Chyme
pee --
WANT ONEY 1115110 HUSBANDS.
Young, Breton_ Girl Will Not 1Viarry
Non -fighting Man.
The young girls An Brittany have
formed themselves into an associa-
tion' which forbids its membermar-
ryirig any young man who has net
taken part in the war.
• This does not only refer to the de-
serters and those who fled their duty,
but to the "slackers" who :band the
means, through influence or lying,
without reason of ill -health or for
other just cause, to keep safe in the
rear and left their comrades to do the
fighting.
The rallying cry of these patriotic
young Breton girls ist `13ette1'
cripple than a slacker!"
9no member of the association ex-
pressed thus her thought: "I would
rather love a man who had no arm
then 0130' who had no heart."
The Doctor Calls It.
"Auto -Intoxication"
It means self-poisoning—an
ailment tbat is, almost uni-
versal With men and women
of sedentary employment.
Its cause is the daily intake
of indigestible foods. Min-
eral salts and saline laxa,-
tives will not cure it. Help
• Nature to clean out the
poisons by eating Shredded
Wheat Biscuit, a food that
builds healthy tissue and
keeps the bowels sweet and
clean. The perfect food of
health and strength for
youngsters and grown-ups,
for.men who work with hand
or brain. 'It is ready -cooked
and ready -to -serve.
Made in Canada.
From the Middle West
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM HER
BANKS AND BRAES.
What Is Going On in the Highlands
and Lowlands of Auld
Scotia.
Calgary is about $1,000,000 better
off bhan Edmonton in the matter of good fmtun° of others.
tax arrears.
TOO CUNNING GREEKS
What Happens; to Men Who Are Too
Smart.
• The Greeks have alwaye been noted
for their exceeding cunning. It is a
question whether they, the Jews, or
the Armenians are the sharpot peo-
ple of the near East. Someone has
said that a Jew could cheat a Greek,
but that an Armenian could cheat a
Jew. 'The Greece showed all their cun-
ning at the beginning of the war.
Although Greece is a desperately poor
country, with e small army not of the
highest efficiency, the Greeks made
exorbitant demands upon the Allies
as the price of 'their assistance. They
wanted all of Macedonia,.Thesealy and•
Smyrna, and perhaps more. The Al-
lies chaffered with' them for a long
time, finally found that it would be
cheaper to disregard their e115150E1 en-
tirely. They took poseeesion of Sa-
loniki, which Greece had recently ac-
quired, and have mado it - a strong
base. Now the Greeks see. the, prob-
able triumph of the Allies, and are
clamoring for eonsideeation in the
settlement. On the other hand, the
Allies are now belling the Greeks that
they hhve overdid themselves; that
they would not help when their help TRIJE To THE
Was of some value, and now they are
not needed, Phey will have no con-
sideration whatever in the settlement.
This is usually the way with men who
are too smart. The Spanish proverb'
has it, "that more foxes than asses'
REMARKABLE LETTER FROM ' A
GERMAN.
Epistle to An 014 Friend in England
IT ALWAYS
BRINGS RELIEF
Skin irriiations of all sorts
yield to
Seline
Trade Mark
, 1 e
--
An unexcelled emollient for
wounds, burns, sores and outs.
Sold in Klass bottles and handy
tin tubes at chemists and gen-
end stores everywhere, Refuse
ise,mie
utbstitu,tl51. e,e‘e.I I histrated book-
."
CHESEBROUGH MFG. CO
teeemestee •
1880 Chabot Ave. Wares '
'skins are taken to the tanners,"
liditariPs btnimeut for sale everywhere
Envy Is an acknowledgment of the
Drumheller, formerly a village un-
der the village act, is declared a town
by the deputy provincial secretary.
The new Calgary Technical School
will receive a $40,000 provincial grant.
Cardstown has now 22 recruits in
the kitties, and Coal City 27.
Calgary is to have an instibute dos,
the feeble-minded.
The Rozilee, Sask., grain growers
have invited women to form a branch
of the assidation.
A patriotic concert zit St. Brieux
netted $105 to help in the Saskatche-
wan schools' patriotic fund.
Every unmarried man of the village
of Fairdale, Man., has enlisted.
Schools of Saskatchewan have now
contributed $5,500 to the Patriotic
Fund.
In the year 1916, no fewer than 58
new coal mines were opened in Al-
berta'according to a report just is-
sued by the provincial authorities.
Instruments for the regimental
band of the 20:3rd "Dry" Battalion at
Regina have been donated by a well-
known western man,
Tt is said that there is more work
to do and leas men to do it this spring
than ever before in the history of Al-
berta, notwithstanding the fact that
fanners are offering exceptionally
high wages.
Fred. Parker, about 45 years old,
was instantly killed at Indian Head
when the first division of C.P.R. train
No. 1 from Montreal struck the wag-
on that he was riding,
, The school children of Calgary are
to present a complete set of colors to
the 82nd Overseas Battalion, The
Presentation will bake place on Vic-
toria Day.
Alberta has contributed to the war
just about as many men as the pro-
vince of Quebec, although the popu-
lation of that province and that of the
city of Montreal are prattically equal.
The population of Quebec is nearly
8,000,000; that of Alberta about 550,-
000.
During Feloruary 307 eases of
measles were reported 15 Winnipeg
against 447 in the same month a year
ago. The total number of communi-
cable diseases for the month was 550
with 25 deaths, compared with 606
cases and 81 deaths last year,
Kinistino, Sask., has made very
rapid strides of progress duringthe
last two years of hard times. OVer
20 new up-to-date residences have.been
built in the village, besides another
story being added to the public and
high 'school.
A settlement of 50 Dukhobor farm-,
era from the Dukhobor settlement in
the Nelson district arrived in Leib,'
bridge the other day, bound for Ray-
mond, where they will farm this year.
The sum of $50,000 has been kept in
the country through the efforts of
the Winnipeg city controllers hi buy-
ing 12,000 cords of wood dram the
wood camp committee of the Pat-
riotic association and gelling it to the
IftifiOUS CMC inStittlti011S.
elm .selenst scene • eueturaset Immuring,
Some in/ n value outward show
more than inward worth.
HAWK BICYCLES
An up-to•dnte Digh Grade
Bicycle filtudwithidollea•Chain,
Nave DePa t'ure or llercults
Coaster .1.1)-nke and /ALA., beta-
cliable Tires, high grade equip.
ment,iuclutling Mutt. elm rn
gun rtta,Pump, Tooln UGL.JU
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em, does not blisteror remora
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THERMOR
Waterless Zert Hours
Not Bottletam. a Lifetime
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4'4.4EigitMc41''
otat.o.
r'ctLIZIF/?'
WATERLESS
HOT -BOTTLE
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rommt
NEVER
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" MINUTES .
ONLY
It is made of metal, nickel
plated, of a convenient size.
Simply ;eon the "Thermor" for
ten minutes only (no longer) and
it stays hob for /ull twelve hours
at an even temperature of 126
deg. Recommended by physi-
titans on accowit of the steady
heat and sanitary metal case.
*If trouble — no filling — no
danger of scalding the hands—
no leaks—no expense and one
purchase lasts a lifetime. '
In sickness, such as Neuralgia,
La Grippe, Rheumatism, Neu-
ritis, Inflammation—in fact all
aches and pains, the "Thermor"
is invaluable. As a bed -warmer
and a foot -warmer it has no
equal.
"The "Thermor" measures
We across and is 11/4" thick,
yet it weighs less than a filled
two quart rubber bottle,
The price is $4.00 sent Postamid
anywhere and sold under an ab-
solute guarantee from the male,
ers.
High-class representatives
wanted in some territories.
GOLDEN GATE MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY, LIMITED
9 Touville Street,
Montreal. .
MEXICAN
LINIMENT
Should be Inevery home. STOPS
al.Ermina. INSTANTLY. Sure
Cure •for Cuts—Wounds—Bentsen
Sore Saele--Plmples—Rheumatiem
— Neuralgia — Pelona
geaciaohe—Barbers' itch—or any
olds" trouble, •
CURES ECZEMA
Price 20c, 10e and 31,00; sent
prepaid promptly on reoelpt of
price if your druggist cannot sup-
ply,
Dr. Lawrason Medicine Co.
Dept. G. Toronto, Ont.
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SPECIALLY MADE
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-7k' DELIVERED.
TO YOU
$325
es-rselares-21°-
Horn 30 a lIgh 1 weight, durable and
eomfortable working shoe speClallY
015Ltablo for farmers, woodeinen,
men, trankmen, laborers—all who re-
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Working In, We make' them of the
eplendld ell-tantied Skowhegan water-
proofed leather that has made
Palmeios ',feud Brand'',
.1410115 for almciut for t y ' years. Nu
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and Mid ease and eomf eta. 5e your
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GOSPEL OF
ATE
10 Illustrative of
K altar. .
The following remarkable letter
has been veceived by an English pro-
fessional man from a German now in
Hamburg who lived for some years in
England and was on terms of close
friendship with this particular Eng-
lishman. The letter reached England
by way of Italy:—
Dear Mr. --, It has come to my
knowledge that you have been peak-
ing inquiries in various quarters cm:-
eerning me and my welfare, and I
have to tell you that, despite our old
friendship, there can never again be
any sort a communication between
us, either now or when the war is
over. I do not deny that 'during my
stay in your country I received much
kiedness at your hands, bub you, as a
British citizen, must bear your share
of the responsibility for your coun-
try's infamous attempt to shatter and
destroy the greatness of Germany,
and therefore I, as a true German,
must forget all personal benefits and
must regard you, just because you are
an Englishman, with an all -conquer-
ing hatred.
The Only Hope.
The history of the last half -century
absolutely proves that all hope for the
future of Europe lies in the hands of
my country. Russia is Asiatic and
barbarous. Prance and the other
Latin countries are decadent. Eng-
land is mean-souled and trivial. Only
Germany realizes the possibilities of
to -morrow, and 'only Germany is cap-
able of protecting civilizabion frobi
the future inevitable onslaughts from
the east. Germany's amazing pro-
gress has awakened the enemity of
her neighbors, and it was that en-
mity and envy that made this war
inevitable.
There was no reason for Great
)3ritain's interference. Your states-
men 'professed lip -friendship to us.
Up to the last moment Sir Edward
Grey led us to believe that Great Brit-
ain would remain neutral. Then when
we were embroiled with both Russia
and France you Bided with our en-
emies.
Hatred of "Idealists."
Never, in the history of the world
has a nation made Wall for a meaner
cause and the hatred that we have
for &eat Britain is the hatred that
a nation of idealists naturally feels
for unscrupulous, pettifogging huck-
sters. The crime deserves an ade-
quate punishment, •Germany is fight-
ing for her life,- and it is idle to sup-
pose that she will fight in kid gloves.
She is more than jestified in using
all the means devised by the ingen-
uity of her sons to cbmpass the ruin
of her foes. Your denunciation of
our "barbarities" leaves us entirely
unaffected. We rejoice at the killing
of every single Englishman, and at
the loss of every British ship. We
remain cold if a few women and chil-
dren are killed by our air attadlcs
onyour cities. This is a war to the
knife, nation against nation, and it
clin only end in the destruction of
the race thet has for centuries been
the pirate of the world. .
Slowly Starving to Death.
-SOLDIER SHOCKS KAISERIN,
Tells Her He HoPes Her Lot Will Be
As Good As His Own.
The London Daily Main; Amster-
dam corms:pendent saye that while
the Kniserin was visiting it Berlin
hospital, she addressed a :suffering
soldier in a tenderly solicitous man-
lier, saying:
"lley good fellow, I hope things are
going better with you to -day."
The man replied: "I only hope it will
lie going as well with you and your
eons as it is going with me at this
inomeni."
The Kaiserin staggered and, ac-
cording to a report current in Berlin,
Wa5 led from the ward almost swoon-
ing. The soldier is believed to be an
irreconcilable Social 1)emocrat,
War -Weary in Germany.
Professor Patrick Hagelaed, a pro-
minent Swedish doctor, writing on
his recent experiences in Germany,
et:ye that in Berlin "there was over
the whole population an inde-
scribable expression of war -weari-
ness," while the groups of Soldiers he
saw "presented a concentrated picture
of mental and bodily exhaustion."
CHILDHOOD CONSTIPATION.
Mrs. Andrew G. Lund, Hughenden,
writes:—"Two of my babies
were very much troabled with con-
stipittlon and I.tried several remedies
without success. A. neighbor advised
nae1.0 try Baby's Own Tablets and
they were so satisfactory that now I
would use nothing else." The Tablets
never fail to cure constipation and
they may be given to the youngest
child with perfect safety.- They are
sold by medicine dealers. or by mail at
25 cents is box from The Dr. Willianes
Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont.
,+ •
If you are in a hurry avoid the
train of thought,
IlitinamPs Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
According to Promise.
"Congratulate me, Freddy. Last
night your sister promised to marry
"Oh, she promised rnother she'd
marry you long ago."
Sore GraMai!, Ian tdd Ebyye
expo-
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ye s negre1!vlateleed;er;i
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SelveinTebesne.ForBookoltheEyermensk
Druggists or Nurfaegye Remedy Co. , Chicago
Nearing the Limit.
Her Father—Can you give my
daughter all the little luxuries ic
whiCh she is accustomed?
Her Lover—Not much longer, I've
Scan doing it for over a year now,
you know!
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen,—I had ray leg badly
hurt, the pain was very severe and a
large swelling came -above the knee.
I expected it would be serious—I rub-
bed it with MINARD'S LINIMENT,
which stopped the pain and reduced
thei swelling very quickly. I cannot
speak too highly of 1VIINARD'S LINT-
1VIENT.
AlVIOS T. sisirrH.
Port Hood Island.
thitifing 0:.,Ploasurfit
Not an OporotIon
I
,„whititer, w"bWo iton
foj
itis heavy, wiry beardr, and tend ,''
A man who haw weed It 101 a short ti
'said repently.1 "Shaving la a plear0
Moir. I used to consider it almost
l,tiljeire4tn;necessarY to rub a tow dpepif
et omto the beard before latberta
o limey an tally, quick shave, 1,
TITBIT" penetrates tnto the pores, mogul
;tie bweak arand clean, close shim
The ,brd peels right off, without DU
1"T.TSTT" li kind to tender akin. Titer
00 errusrtInpf or sorenese after shavrtillh,
pitta's the face a fine feeling of einootli.P
h;nese of the elda
pfrreevsennte:.
sd,
1.ettitsed by exposure to excessive winds.'
'Accept no substitute.
,Send 100 to -day for a trial bottl•--eufs
relent for over six weeks' 1356
VSIT TEANTMACTITIUNG 001112.11.1WIr(
120:eoeslieolt:rego.4.1rentle,
SEM) PoraTota
BED POTATOES, IRISH COB.
eters, Delaware: Carman, Or-
der at on.m. Supply limited. Write foe
Quotations. 30. w Dawson, Brampton
20.6011ZA13581r.
rt REESE FACTORY HOILDRS,
J..Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys, Grateit:
TtElt W4 figure on your requirement.
Napanee Iron 'Works, Ltd". Nagance.
UELP WANTED.
Al EN WANTED FOE WOODWORK -
Ing factory; steady work, Apply
stating age and experience, The Henry
Wise Woodenware Co., Palmerston, Ont.
"Irrr ANTED — LATH MACHINISTS,
V and Fitters. Toolmakers, also
operators experieneed on the larger Mae,
shells. Phone or wire applications Pre-
ferred. 13. 13e11 & Son Company, Ltd.,
St. Om:mgt.. Ont. •
NEWSPAPERS YOU SALE.
PROFIT-M.ANING NEWS AND JOB
Offices for sale in good Ontario
towns, The most useful and interesting
of all busineeses. Full Information on
application to Wilson Publishing Com-
pany, 73 Weet Adelaide Street. Toronto.
MISCELLANEOUS;
I text
, rtmeostraelthi,t hunt', schedule; allowance
J. Exceptional' advantages. — Modern
11 UP)L NURSES NEEDED MAY 1ST.
Nurses' Home'; funy equipped •Class
jam kis airtleir it'll tv:e'" Unitr°Mis a" d
4,4{7410,4,..6.1;p•I=M•
1 I fonary period; two 6 ylnItt?'06 "of Prlailbgal;
school required fu' entrance. Per flail
: particulars address Miss Frederika E.
i ilitiser, Superintendent of Nurses, CRY'
I ilespitul, Cleveland, Ohlo.
CANCER, TUMORS, 57151 I'S, liZTC.,
internal aria eXternal, cured with-
out pain by our hone treatment. Write
Us before toe late. Dr, liellnian Medical
Co., Limited, Collingwooci. Ont.
Family Affair.
"So my daughter has consented to
become your wife. Have you fixed
the day of the wedding?" ,
"I will leave that to her."
"Will you have a church or a pri-
vate wedding?"
"Her mother can decide that."
"What have you to live on
"I will leave that entirely to. you,
If you and I were to meet, friends
as we were once, I would eat raise ;
my little finger to save your life,
and, indeed, I would do my atmost
to cause you to lose it, because, as
I have said, you are an Englishman.
To your gracious wife end chit -
Oen, who had no part in Making
this war, I send my respects. They.
are not responsible, though they
may suffer. But so, too, do we suf-
, fer. If you could see what your war
on our innocents has done, hew our
poor are being slowly starved to
death by your feed war, your heart
would harden, So, then, too, if your
wife and children suffer, do not turn
to us for syinpathy. You are respon-
sible. You are a men who could have
lifted up his voice to proteSt. You
did not, Therefore, all the pent-up
hatred which we have for your due-
tard country is, also for you.
May yea ali perith in misery.
Hard for Them.
"Is your father -finding is difficult
to give up smoking?"
-"Oh, he's sticking to his reeolution
all right, het he'S so ugly that the
1 family's likely to creek endee the
strain any loisaute,"
IThe plain unvarnished truth is bet -
.iter than questionable .thetoric. .•
ED, 7. ISSUE 17—'IG. i• ____
reenerces Liniment Drams Datittrulf
i
EMPIRE BUSINESS COLLEGE
846 Broadview Ave., Toronto, Ont.
$30 I $18
00Y 16 MONTHS COURSE *tent
The only • College in Canada.
leaching all Typewriter Keyboards
Da rates sae half thvsu prevailing oloo whe ns
America's
Pioneer
OW Remedies
13001e ON
DOG DISEASES
And Row to Feed
Melted free to rely address by
the Author
H. CLAY GLOVER, V. S.
118 West 31st Street, New York
Sickness Causes
inefficiency
If you are losing time and money through sickness.
write at 05515 10 P. Harvey Roof Co. for a .eit of
remedies for Neurasthenia, Asthma, Congestion of
kidneys, Piles, Epilepsy or Falling Sickness, &name
Debility. Catarrh, Eczema, Rheumatism, Old Soren
or Ulcers, and Indigestion. lifey have been per,
fected by years of medical practice. if not seeded
with results atter 30 days, they cost YOU nothing,
Send no money but return this ad for postpaid tett.
State ege_end_perticy/ar6i, e. Hervey Root Coq,
Mate 6, 5004, Station N., New York, R.T.
A Good Guesser.
Herbert Edwin—"I say, Johnny,
which is the way to the pavilion?"
The Gamin--"Ow'd per know me
name's Johnny?"
Herbert Edwin—"I guessed it."
The Gamin ---"Well, if yer so good
ai, the guessing game, yet can keep
on and guess yes way to the pavilion!'
*GOOD DIG -SS -110N.-- Mother Seigel'. Syrup mecum Ileti stimulates
When your digestion is faulty, weakness and the digestive organs, and banishes the gnen9
pale pre certain nod &cam is Invited. '" ailments which Ovule from indlRestion.
FOR
40YEARS
THE STANDARD
REMEDY
FO R
STOMACH
AND LIVER
TRODBLE
At all Drungbas. or direct on receipt of price, SOC. Old 81.00. The innte bottle contoine duet, time5 a
inal as tho smaller. A.3. WHITE & CO. LIMITED, Craig Street West Montreat.
MUSKRATS
, We are now paying for SPRING 507150555.4105 from Ontario, .Quebee,
end Eastern 'Canada the following gliararrine0 0110110.
Six Large Sesree Medium Small • Shot and Cut
.70 .60 .41 .20 according
to Value.
We are the !argent handlers of thitt article In Catiotda and need 500,000
• SIO1113 fpr present detnetnd, We want your oollectiozis. Our average price
will positively exceed an othern. Ship early and often. ship small par-
cels of 20 -skins or under by parcel post. We pay all charges.
N.B. Monsurza vnrsraurtson
All other lines full 070 St P11.11.1 fitreet West ,
market values. Nouts061, P.Q.
EWA. ‘F.
--
550
make certam
, the quality of
every raw material
PAINTEetS'
TESTS
prove the easy
working quality,,
and enduring weat
Experiment and Experience
both point to Ramsay's ifulot 00 }MtIr logic:it choice. 111 pilrity, wear and beuitty of
color they arc unsurpassed. 111 economy they are tontottchod, fourtecas service
from loco' anent. Write fer interesting paint. literature.
RAIVISAY & SON CO, (Established 1842) MONTREAL, One:
ERANCRES AT TORONTO .6325) V..9.XICOUV33IL
FOR t3 L EEEIV ALI. 63 EC A L EE rz