HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1915-02-04, Page 6ALMOST EVERY ONE
NEEDS A TONIC
, Almost everyone - man, waman
and ehild-sleede a -tonic at ;same
time.It is often said that a man, is
lazy because 'he takes little or no
,interest his work; but the truth
iles he is not well, He needa ;bank.
The same is trite of a, woman: who
doeseredt hustle overlier home work,'
a but only fee1s. fit to •be in bed. She
is not merely tired, but ill, A dull
pain in the head •or back, poor appe-
tite, loss of ,strength with low spirits
and loss•of interest in lileShoWthat.
Yose'need Melarnic .to heath up. the
- nerves and 'give you a new lease of
life, The paoof is that 'when the;
eight tonic is taken all the tthubler
qukikly disappears. The one tonic-.
the only tonic -or weak and •ailling.
!men, women arid children is Dr.'
; WiSlisems' Pink Pills, whieh.'speedily'
bing. haelsamahandanii- health,
eteength 'aced energy. They have.
done this in thousands and thou -
sande of eases as is .proved bel the
following, Mr. Ed. A. Owen, Bur-
dett, Albe.,. Saye: ---"About Iwo
years ;ego any health was in
wretched ,ecinclition. -My whole sys-
tem seemed to be run down and the
• doethe seemed puzzledat my candi-
• tieri. I had no appetite; 'exertion.
would leave me breathless, and I
was troublecl.nmeh with dizziness,
the medicine I took did me no
, goad, and I was steadily growing
weaker. Aim another urged me to
. try Dr. WilleamM Pink Pills, and,
before I had taken them very long
bagels to feel likes new man, and
continning their else, I ev'as restored
to mariplete health. I now recom-
mend them to all rim down in
health as they are the best medicine
• I know •af."
Sold by all medicine dealers, or
by Mail at 50 cents a, box or six
'boxes far $2.50,, from The Dr. Wil-
•lianis Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
EMPRESS EUGENIE.
Hz Cboverted Her English Estate
Into a Hospital.
among the hundreds of recent pie -
tures showiug the British soldier on
• the march, in :the trenches, Jn camp
end in hospital, says the Youth's Com-
, Denton, were two taken on the same
beautiful estate, now, by the generos-
• ity of its owner, a hospital for wound-
ed and convalescent officers. • The
owner is a very old lady, and the pic-
tures show her, in the mourning that
ehe always wears, leaning on a crutch
Matt and talking with smite bright
faced, bandaged young fellows out
under the trees in their wheel chairs.
The estate is at Farnborough and the
woman is Eugenie, once Empress of
France, now for more than forty years
an exile in England.
During' these long years the world
has heard so little of her that it is
hard to remember that She is still
alive, but before the disastrous cul-
mination of the Franco-Prussian war
WAR," she used to be accused
of calling it -she , was one of the
world's greatest agures With the
single exception of Queen Victoria, she
' was then the most conspicuous woman
in Europe, and her beauty, grace and
'elegance, her natural gayety and'even
her fashionable follies united to make
her a far more dazzling figure than
Ole British Queen, with all her un-
doubted solid virtues.
No splendor, thereare plenty of
other lvitnesSe's to testify, could 'over-
whelm the perfect comPlexion, in.
tensely blue -eyes with dark lashes,
tech chestaut hair and.eameolike feat'
lures of this eMhronedebeauty. It is
strange indeed to think that after
Louis Napoleon, Wilhelm IMBismerck,
Von Moltke, all the dominating figures
of the Franco-Prussian Warhave been
dust Allege many years, the bowed
black shadow of ' that delicate loveli.
nem etill suevives watching and wait -
Ins, !with Germany and France at death
grips once again. But, It is not "her"
war now, and although Germany is
mightier than ever, France is 00 long-
• er n corrupt and tottering empire, but
a -vigorous young republic, and she
does not fight alone. Whatever the
end may be, it will be strange if those
blue eyes that year's and tears have
dimmed survive LO look upon. it.
. OUR NATIONAL D I SE A SE
(Memel by Tea and Coffee.
Phs-siciarse know that drugs will
nut correct the evils ,causedhy tea
or coffee .and that the only remedy
• is to stop drinking it.
A dotter says :
'I was a coffee drinker for many
yew's, and often thought that I
•*mad not ;clo without ib, but after
years of suffering with our national
malady clyspepeia, I attributed it
to the .drink-ing of coffee, ,and after
• some • thought determined to use
Postern for my-enornisig drink. (The
effects •ori theaystem of. tea and cof-
fee drinking are very ;similar, be-
meitse they each contain „the drug,
eaffeenee). - .
"1 had the Postum made arefui-
ly
according to direetione on -the'
pkga.nd found ib just suited my
taste ,
• , At fast I need St only for break-
fast, _but,' found myself getting so
much .better that I had it all
meals, anj 1 am pleased to say that
I have been relieved of indigestion.
I gained 19. poandis in 4 months and
my general health is 'greatly im-
proved. '
"I Meat tell you df a'young lady,
She had beee in ili health for many
years, the vital 'forces low; with bat
• little painel wrote her of the good
that Postum did me anti advised her
to lay it,
At the end of the year she wrote
me that she had gained 40 -pounds
in -weight and felt like herself
again.'
Name "given by Canadian Posture.
Co. Windsor,, Ont. Rea,c1 "The
Rea",c1. to plegs.
Postuna oomes in two forms:
Regular Postum Emmet be well
boiled. 15e .and 250 packages.
InSiaut Postum-is a soluble pow-
der. A teaspoonful dissolves quick-
ly in a cap of cold water, and with
cream andemigar, ma,kes a delielous
beverage Instantly. 20c and 50o
The cost per eup of both kinds 14
about, the exile.
"Thero'e a Ite,aeon" far Posture.
-Sold by Grocers.
BEST FOOD AT LOWEST PRICE
TIIE CHIEF :HEALTH OFFICER
OF •ON'llARIO TELLS.
Issues Statement Showing Cheapest
and Most Useful
, Foods.
She Was In N
• For. Seven Weeks
THEN DODD'S MD NE PILES
CURED MADAME BERUDE.
---
Mantreal Lady Te118 Blow, MUT
PIMP ifetti`S' MRCSS, he POUltd so
Complete Care For All Hee
Troubles.
Montreal, Que., Feby. ist (Spe-
Wetthea view to having people par-
cial)--1Madaine J. Baptiste, Berube,
ehuse the hoghest. nutritive food ist
the loWestaost De. J. W. S. MeCui- realing at 1393 "Aqui Avenue, this
city, asserts that after four years'
suitereng from kidney elesease she
has been , tompletely reetordd to
health by Dodd' e Kidney Pills,
'I had a pain in my left side
around the heasit;'' Madame Bulbs
says in, her sbatement. • "I Suffered
Constantly with' headaohe and back.
ache, and for saven weeke1 mae in
;leed• with kidney disease .and
feobis-
neas. The doctor 'could not help mei
so Telecided to My Do!del'e Kidney
"After the first box,•I was some
hatter. I oontinnea to lige Dodd's
Kidney Pills till now the palpita-
tion has left, me, and I am, a well
woman, ,able to do iny,woek. Dadel's
Kidney Pills tared me and I recom-
mend them to ,all persons who stiffer
as ,
lough • .elnet .officer of health of On-
tario., ha,$!issued astatement which
will be distributed floe theoughout
the:province. Valuable recipes for
the !housewife are made known by
the &eminent, and the dogteeth:1.01M
assures thee general public that the
Government is .seefeguardieigfood
supplies. Excessive prices will not
be permitted, but the bestway to
help the country and the home ie
to spend .e.yeem cent ,wisely and to
the'beet advantage.. •
' Paciels tere,divided into four class-
es by the .chief medical' officer : (1)
Fate and - energy' focids-Starchy
foods, sugar and fats,sueb..ae pota-
toes, bread, sugar, honey, • syrup,
'butter, ,•clripping and ,fat meat; (2)
muscle and flesh -forming foods-,
Lean meat, fish, eggs, beans, peas;
lentils, inacaroni, skim milk, Miteese
and brown breads (3) bone building
food -Of special value to ohildrene
°found in oatmeal, brown- bread,
vegetables, fruit and milk; (4) medi-
cin;a1 foods -Laxative and succu-
lent, such. as apples, prunes, figs.,
lettuce, celery ,ancl all green vege-
tables,' to be eaten largely in the
evening.• ,
Substitute 'for Mind.
Under the heading of the vege-
table foods,Dr. McCullough points
out that dried peas a,nd beans con-
tain as much flesh -forming material
as meat and are anuch oheaper;
bread and pastry made from "sec-
onds" flour, althoughless attrac-
tive in appearance than that made
from white flour, is moth nourish-
ing; 'oatmeal i$ a very nourishing
foods but requires thorough boiling
te make it digestible. Leave the
pon•idge pot on the fire foe two or
three hours in the cla,y time and
warm up for breakfast.
• Corn meal and whole wheat are
listed as most !nourishing cereals.
These and oatmeal are 'cheaper and
better than, the much -advertised
brea,ktasb foods,: Potatoes are best
cooked or bailed in their skins; on-
ions, beets and carrots are very nu-
tritious. So are all green vegeta-
bles and fruits; apples, green and
dried, are a valuable item of feod,
a,s are also bananas, raisins and
entrants; eager, maple syrup and
honey are usually cheap and useful
Foods. The stockpot is also given 111
a valuable ;asset of the housewife,
`Elie Value of Cheese.
Dr. McCullough says. that milk,
even if ''skim.med, is a most useful
animal food. To eatmeat onee
day is enough. He does not believe
in tanned meats because they are
net ae good as the fresh meat and
cost more. Cisede and other her -
!rings, codfish ;and- blethers., make
vary good food while chipping has
as meth food value as butter.
Cheese is very digeitible and has
more food value than meat. .Suet
may be used in puddings .
For drink milk is best for chi ren,
skim milk aml buttermilk being bet-
ter for everyone than tea or coffee.
Cocoa with milk and sugar is is
wholesome drink. Water should be
taken frequently.'
Liquor of No Use.
Beer and spirits have little or no
food value. They are expensive
luxurie,s and intemperance of any
kind should be severely condemned.
Over forty recipe's for the cooking
of the most strength -giving foods
are printed on the foldemand the
Provincial Health Department an
flounces that .copies can be hal free
on application to the offices of the
departmentat the Parliament
B MI dings. ,
NEW INDUSTRY FOR ENGLAND.
Liverpool Bids For the German Toy
Trade.
Writing of Liverpool's efforts to
capture the C4erman toy trade a Cor-
respondent of the London Times says:
Liverpool is primarily a distribut-
ing centre, but it has always hank-
ered atter solid industries. The
Education Committee are making
some notable experiments whieh may
lead to important developments, -The
committee are believers in the theory
of the "thinking hand," and they are
accordingly given ,facilitles to girls
just leaving school to learn toy -
making and the power -machine work
required in the ready-made clothing
trade.' Other Engligh towns are mak-
ing a bid for the German toy 'trade,
but Liverpool is:building on a par-
ticularly firm foundation. Furniture
makers, wheseqrade has fallen off are
taming their attention to wooden toys,
and ere ready to absorb young work-
ers' with sortie training to recommend
theta. Some of the toys which the
&Wren have already turned out are
ofeadmirable design, topical and hum-
orous, but not grotesque or ugly. Rus-
sian models, probably the soundest at
the present time In .all forms of art,
have been, largely drawn upon, and
typical set of toys is a row of nine-
pins designed to represent Death's
eee'ael. Huesars and Garmaninfantry
with epiked helmets, with the mailed
fist as the centre, pin. The now in-
dustry ie tharcely on Its legs yet, but
one of these days "Made in Liverpool"
may be the hall -mark of the toy -shop:
Our grand -children will then pity a
generatioti which had German trees
foisted upon it in its Noah's Arks.
Resisting Temptation.
Sunday School Teacher -"Willie,
did you ever reeve' t, temptation 7"
Willie--``Yes'en, once." ;Seualay
School Teacher-"Apd what noble
sentiment proniptect you to ,do, ibr
Willie -"The jam Ives on the top
Aelf, and I couldn't reach it"
Names that parents inflict epon
their children are enough to cause
them to break into jail' in after
years,
' Notice how many women are rising
to 'tell their suffering sisters they
can find redi•ef .in feeder's Kidney
Pills. The .reason is that nine -
tenths of womee.s ii spring from
diseased or •disordered' kidneys.
Every woman whose loidneys ehow
signs of Weaknese should u0e Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
-
KETTLE VALLEY RAILWAY.
Links Up the C.P.R. with United
States Railways.
What the completion of the Kettle
Valley Railway will mean to trans-
continental traffic, both freight and
passenger, Was explained by Mr. J.
j. • Warren, the president Of the
eompany, who has been spending. a
few days' east. -For years past the
Canadian Pacific Railway has been
wrestling with the problem of reduc-
ing grades in the Reeky Mountain
section, and it is proba'ble, that it
will continue .to struggle for years
to come. Even in days when ex -
pension work is necessarily restrict-
ed and curtailed; orders are given,
for example, to push the work on
the Rogers Pass tunnel to comple-
tion. But with the Kettle Valley.
Railway and the Kootenay Central
Railway in operation the Canadian
Pacific will have alternative ratites
from the main line, which should at
once make much more economical
the handling of trains to the Pacific
Coast, The Ketble Valley line in
Southern British Columbia, which
links umwith railways in the United
States, and with the Canhdian Paci-
fic, which has amain rights over
it, will make an admirable alterna-
tive route by way of the Crow's
Nest Pass, as its. grades noevhere
exceed 2 per cent., while the Koote-
nay Central hasan average grade
of less than 1 per cent. The Kettle
Valley line will also be 'of great
'value to the fruit mowers of the
Okanagan Valley,as it touches
Penticton and Summerlanda and.
puts them into direct touch with the
mining districts of Southern British
Columbia. As n scenic route the
line should prove :attractive to tonr-
ists, as the southern end of the
Okanagan Valley is by fax the most
picturesque portion of this favored
section of British Columbia. By
early sumrher . the fall passenger
service will be in operation, and
Mr.' Wathen expects that a large
volume of the transcontinental tra-
vel will be diverted to his line.
' Had Fixed Things.
'Say, father, Johnnie Burton's
going to give &party next week, an'
he said he'd invite me. An' I get
to take a present." "A presentt
What's that ,far "WS hisibirth-
day. Ml the kids take presente,"
Something had gone wrong inthe
office that day, and father wasn't
in a good humor. "That's all non-
sense," he deelared. "Every day
or two it's a present here and a pre-
sent there If you can't go to a
parey without taking a present; you
might as well stay at home." The
boy's lip trembled, but Ise said no-
thing, The next Morning the head
Of the house regretted his ' hasty
words and tried tosquare matters.
"George," he said, "there's a Iliad
presenb tor your friend Johnnie in
my overcoat •packet. You may take
it to him." "Too late, father,"
said George, coolly, flf licked him
•
so he couldn't invibe me."
Same Thing.
"Does your husband keep a
seram-book
"Not exactly a' he keeps a check-
book and we have a scrap every
time it is used for my benefit."
Millard's Liniment Cures Colds, Eto.
Speaking of the old wild days in
,Sootland an aged dame, with her
grandchildren about her kuee, said
concerning a leader of her clan
who had been beheaded following
some trouble with the Crown : "It
wis nae great thing o' a heid, tae
be sure, ;but t wis a slid loss the
him."
ED. 5.
ISSUE 8-2').
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IIVI)N11,101FIlLeINVENTION.
Shells Ceti lie Iltotograidied • in
Ellett.
• Through a 'wonderful invention
whidh solves , the problem of , the There is Troublo•Ahead,
highest of' .!laigh speed p'hotography, Constantly oh their feet, attending
11 has bees found 'peesible 16 pheste- . to „lhe wants oil a large and exacting
graph shells' while in ;ectueel flsgbt pilily, women ,often break down with
ppeyett,,,his,torn,e,sabnisvet,helna,Binxitiv4,111.p.,abi2zinyi4e,:o.:i Mu'vm1s15x1MilsCion,:,
1115 stores,' factories, and on , a
ordnance' which 'hitherto have re- fapierb ""k, ailing WORUM, cumsged
main ed eeellet's. • •
The 'esemanbatt s fin 1)ilis perms ep
(says thia•liciYal Magazine), eliffe,A
from t,lie Ordinary 'ones: 1t Iwo re-'
W1101 a' liroman tv
VY[4:11Uiuroili, (ICkaidie
bet!.0int' ,11-P.V11 DRIIM:
dOW0 0iiill' I:11'e torturing backache and
. 'Such, elufferIng isn't flatund, but it's
,cluegeeness beeatele' due to damaged
matiey's • ' .
specie -Sae .eiee, a,i1 d its shiatlici lt ne (th:ziness, 'insomnia, tic -ranged
is •alrriost Mite deet in 'height, .andils 'me/Mee ;and omer aymetems at 'kidney
-equ'i+PPed witb"lhe:Jinest Minehlenee Mentialet can't cure Meineelyes,, theY
s The' shirtter isl'worked bee an eke- regeire aim assistame 01 D,.. 1.1,,,,,th,
ton's Fills rlii.cli..go direct to the seat
tric Moter-that Makes, several thou-
and revolutions .a.ui
the' speed of the, Moths: is eapable.
snntites and .as 0:4;101,0,vli.,o,nlivleit.m.•ity... and pcm,e; 1, lc. the
1.dneY.s,, 10 lend aid La the bladrit-r zed
of a)ctitiritto ,adjusieneet,,,t4 opera: : liver, to freethe blcod of 11014e110,
tor ',can eaten ate ihe em , tP.rigt 1
'-'-9.-L- probably. (here is no remcd,y so She-
o:f the ex.poeure.up to M-4,000th et U ceerifuMae• Dr. Ilamillon's Pin- For
.•, . all womanly irregularities thmr merit
/Me, emenetion .0 , Ulm deadly is well known, • . .
-"sinoke-rine,mhSch foliews the -is- II -heaps' of there mild, eocabing, and
suing,of the ,projectilo is.also ;clearly ' healing. effect, 'Dr, Hamilton's Pills are
.Srlire.Win.iil.'gb;I:ngl'eali,sui),;e's,th,olia;e•C'eaa'nnielb.%, saand'ivaonadainaraef la.81916aingiense.l.r 2e5d efeonntegnireli.8.
them!. °hearing the muzzle of the b,ox at en dealers. Refuse any sub-
stitute for Er. Hamilton's Pills of Man -
gun an-dt,OSiem rapiday upwaed' al-
, , a - „. driace•anasbutternut.
most before the shwa appears.. •
.......1.
, With thia unique:ems-term views of .
mortar shells in all positions. up 10 THE BAYONET CHARGE.
the time when they.ceased their up- • ---
ward flight and started lio descend British Use Steel with reedier
hayss been. abthened. . Dash; But With Method.
British army officials 'hope, with
the raid of this camera, to discover' One of the features ,of the war has
• been the brilliant) succeiths, accona
exactly. what the niodeen high-power
shell- does akar' it plows. its -way thee,
Plished by means of Brieish betycin.et
through. steel. ISrom negatives ehow- ges, and time and again the
boys with the Cold grey steel have
ing pieces Of a shell 1-5,000th 51. scaetheed the Germane like chaff be -
a second after it has burst, it ma,y
be •poieible th find a way to make for the wind A modern bayonet;
charge is a .conebination of pluck
sbeel stronger by remedying defects and diecipline, for it. conseets of
in the hardening. and • tempering
processes. 7 Moro than a reckless rush at the
enemy. Troops engaged in such an
a •undertaking now tadvance towards
joint and linsele Pains•
the.lomby means of a series of rush-
es-whieh is to say a battalion does
... not advance ;simultaneously, but in
Banished by .Nerviime portions, and 'each mut runs for a,
certain dietaece and then takes coe
;
ver. This method has proved to; be
IT CURES RHEUMATISM. more satisfactory than the old hap -
Thousands of people, chuck full of hazard dash with bayonets which re -
the joy of living -happy, glad, bright salted in sueli heavy casualties
people, that Nerviline has cured of amongst the participetors.
their pains; all tell the same wonder- m .ng.the eharge the battalione.
s
ful.story of its power. to drive out the . atua
a -
che's and tortures of rheumatism and sPlit up Into these portions -right,
kindred ills.
centre arid left. Whilst one unit
"My goodness, but Nervifine is a advances, the other'taking cover or
miracle -worker," • writes Mrs. Char- 'lying on the earth, keeps up a mar-
lotte Chipman, mother of a well- derails fire at the enemy, and slow.
known - family. residing at Mount- ly the men, by uumerous shoat rush -
Pleasant, "Last month I was so crip- es, creep towards their goal. The
pled .up With, sciatica and muscular assailants take advantage of every
rheumatism as to be almost, unable to little shrub or hillock, and even a
do a bit of . housework. My joints
were so stiff and the mucles so fright-
fold in the ground is used for putr-
1 uny sore that I even cried at times
poses of cover, end in this way cue-
w
ith the pain. For years we have uelties• are kept down to a mini -
used Nerviline inour family and T mum.
just got busy with this wonderful, One great advantage et this form
good old liniment. Lots of rubbing oe advance is that the men, when
with Nerviline mon relieved my rnis- they do some to grips with the en-
ery and I was in a real short time emy, are comparatively fresh, and
about my work as usual." not ready to fall with .fatigue as
NO matter where the ache is, ho they would be if they had run .for
matter how distressing the pain you several hundred muds without a
can rub• It away with Metalline. For a . , . ew yards
ereat„ s eang space. The tast t
forty years itehae been curing lum-
to be covered by the laimmet-fight-
bago, sciatica, back -ache, colds, chest
trouble and all sorts ot winter ins, ers is taken with a fierce rush,
Keep . a large 50c, family size bottle whish not only adds impetus. ,to the
handy and you'll be saved lots of trou- •charge, but also badly scares the
ble and, have smaller doctor bills, enemy, especially When. our 'troops
Small trial size 25e, at dealers 'every- shriek out their favorite warmnes
where.
. at the tops of their voices; The Bill -
a ,eish are generally recognized as be-
ing _ e es 'Lie, ne g 1
th ' b t b so Mfi lite a in the
' FAILURE 0.1II _THE ZEPPELINS. world, ,and spec al pains are taken -
to train them in titba form of attack.
At Present They Are Crude and A rename, am this purpose is in
Ineffective. use in the army, which consists of a
.
. .
pewidiy regarding the bi,ily .6, number of wires stretched across on
a frame along which balls of plaited
loded reputation of the Zeppelins
seam run downwards in .an erratic
P
s, war machines, - the Scientific 0
a
World remarks, "We told you so,' inshion. The soldier stands a few
Speaking through Waldemar Lamp' feet •away from the. apparatus and
fert, of the Scientific American, makes quick jabs at these balls, hie
they po iv ; protest that they never object being to strike them true in
centre, and, with a. quick
xpected MuCh 01 the nonderous air the
e
vessels. • These aerial monsbers wrench; withdraw the weapon in
serve
time to make a •Stralse at the follow-
etolerably well as scauts, but hen it oomes to .an actual attack ing ball.
1
on a fortified poeibion, or even on . a
an exposed body of troops, they BABY'S BATTLES
effect little. Here and there the
.dirigibles have done thine ,clamege, Baby's battles for health oan he
mainly to nen-combatants. They easily ,won if the. mother will eon -
have ruined a few buildings in Ant- stantly keep at hand' the me•arts of
werp and. killed some school chil- aiding her little ones when the
dren in thentry districts, but not emergency may arise. Baby's Own
much More. Exoeptfer their scout- Tablets should be found in every
ing value the war would Imo ruehome where there •sire small •ehil-
its amuse' without them just about dren. The Tablets aro a geatlee but
as it has. with them, thorough laxative. They break up
When the British troops were colds; relieve croup; prevent eon -
transported in unprothebed vessels stipatian ; cure indigestion; pro-
be Bole:hue a highly attractive mark mote sleep, and in feet cure all the
was offered _to the Zeppelins, but minor ills of little ones. They are
they did nob take advantage ofMt, sold by all medicine dealers 00 by,
The troops were m•oved in perfect mail ab 25 cents to box from r.Dhe Dr.
safety. ;To be sure it was done by Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,.
night, ' but the Zeppelins Neve Ont,
searchlights, which Nvould have illta a. ,
minated the. scene. They did not
interfere' because 'F01' various; nee Birds of Different, Fedi:hen.
sena they thald not. "If they persist in teaching the
No doubt these air vessels t'ontain boys in the schools milli:am bactics,
I don't believe crer Willie Would go
future, bUt at. peesent theY
amide and ineffective. Monstrous "Do yon mean he's too chicken -
'and awkward' in ;Shape, they' still hearbed1" -
re 114
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-atlflieghmercy
•v
erehiefthey cy°1-: twiend caanndn:te'
e'be • "No,- he's emmt" !2.1.!!'e -131-46•e ''
;d.
ta
safely anchored without enormous INFORMATION FOR INVENTORS
enter/sing sheds, a separate shed • - . ; --m-
,
Me etch vessel.. This requirement Meeses.. Pigeon, 'Pigeon .le -Davis,
Mekatld limits their usefulness. ' Ap- patent thlicitora, Montreal, repoth
Mimentlysit wotilsi be next to impos- that, be. Canadian patents. were is-
eible tO land troois from a Zeppelin sued ioe the Week ending January
in it !hostile country. The perform- 121,h, 1014, 7301 whieb were granted
amp, even if it did not endin the to A.Mericane, 18 to Canadians, and
Mee of the men, would almost cers 8 te nesidentis of foreign eountries.
'thinly wreck the airship. • . . .
put little .dependence upon them. No Sympathy.
For ell the talk about what Zep-
The KaiseMe troops have . done a , .,., , , ,.
hlwe "Sir, your daU'ghter has promised
to become my wife.";
pelins might de the Germans
,
,ggirieg teuf iitoehatasmbereeesinme,beymmiecampse,olf_ ,.. ` , e,, oon' t eome to me for syM-
thoir huge guns on solid bases, not 1PaiobuitlliYcil.:d Y-hcarPtir Infileillg, sh. t.it'-i°i1:113°Eur a'8:Tea:13.11:.gh.i! 11,D gg
by raining down bombs from above.
11 nom .present appearancee these is . Low FABES"—TO THE CHICAGO
to peat reason. t� ,appreherad an . exeosimoiss. .
iarilasion cif England' by airships. . via mango & Norm western ism
They May, as Waldemar Kremplert IhiilF, oPiondld dallY trains from the now
thinlea, blow an a'building here and tri'lieli7g,' arronInTekes-calininanto nieSgan.
there, but they are not 'MeV te. Choice of scenic .thrld direet routes. Dbuol°0
acomplish a, great dead snore, trir bli'i,g.76°,1"'t46.. .D'Ve6ta4C 6al°tY 641'1'1'46
Lelt,1161 plan 00110 trip end furnish fold
ors and Tall nar 011 Ti.
IDifferent.
Id we you to dance only you,
told me you were tired."
• "But I'm not boo tired to
enflame Liniment cures ninetneeta. efinaree LIntnient, Cures attract In Cows.
Target riving.
• A eonmany of territorials werei at
the, range. The usual marker had
not elnumed eip, but a deputy wee
soon foind in t'he •pereon of an 91d
worthy well known in the district
who occasionally. acted as .eubsti-
bute in ,such circumstances. The
first round wai •about to he fired
styhheentalizli;i; itntimloeselcsitieugpetfjoevdmat'do
see the newly engaged ma,ricer right
in"Silteoplinfieel‘4,.ft'she screeched, as he
hastened to where the old man
stood-, ealmly ernoking. "You blith-
erieg idiot." he yelled, as he ap-
proached,
"Do, you knee, 'that yon were
within ae ace of death just now 7"
"OA, ,o.ye," was the veply. "jist
fire aiva'. O've 'marked for your
soiled before." ---London
F,xerting Ait Intheine,e.
Woman is eerteinly coming into
her .awn, Even in tender romance
eha is exerting ite illuenee. The
yonng masa hed jimb been accepted.
In. rapture he 'exclaimed: `Tut clo
you thin.k, my loyo, euro good
enough for you 1" His strong-mind-
ed fiancee looked ,sternly at him for
ae moment and replied: "Goad
enough for mat You've got to be I"
Gossip.
"Bliggins seems to be remarkably
fond of inushroures.!'
"Efe isn'e, His married life is so
unha,p-ny that he keeps eating mush-
rooms in hope that he viil geb a
toadstool by mistake."'
A •British soldier in Belgium was
one morning wending his way to
camp with aafine rooster in his
'arms, when he was stopped by his
Colonel to know if he had been
stealing chickens. "No, !Colonel,"
was the reply. "I saw tile old fel
low ,sitting on the wall, and I or-
dered him to .crow far England, and
he wouldn't -so I jusb took him
prisoner."
DEATH REPORTED
An old offender that hung on for yeara.
Nothing touched his stony bent but Put-
nam's Corn Extractor and out ho came,
root, stem and hrenoh. All corns cured
iluSt 4M (wieldy when Putnaen's le used;
try it, 25o. at rdl dealers.
—
His Drawback.
"Why, pa, I am astonished to
hear you speak of Henry you I
He ie ,one of the best men going.",
"But lie never goes!"
The publisher of tho hest Parmer'S
Pager in ,the Maritime Provinces in writ-
ing to us states:
mania say that I do not know of a
medicine that hae stood the test of time
like MINARD'S LINIAtENT. It has been
an unfailing remedy in our household
ever since 1 eau remember, .a.nd lhus out-
lived dozaaa of wouldhe competitors sand
imitutcas.'
, Cheap Stuff.
Nell -You say you saw her wed-
ding gifts. How was her silver
maBreklleed1From the looks of it I
should say it was marked down.
Granulated Eyelids,
re Eyes inflamed by expo-
' sure to Sun, Dust and Wind
quickly relieved by Illurino
.Y eS!Eye Remedy. No Smarting,
just Eye Comfort. At
Your Druggist's 50c per Bottle. Merin Eye
SalveinTabes 25c. For Book of the Eye Frecask
Palmists or Marine Eye Remedy Co,. Chicago
One .can't always judge a Man's
importance by the angle at ;which
Ise wears his bat,
minartrs Liniment Cures Distemper,
FOR E
1 New Wheelock 18 x !1•2
Automatic Veive
Complete operating condition,
flywheel, frame, belt, cylinders
and all parts. Can be shown
running at present time.
Will sell at less than half
cost price.
S. FRANK WILSON & SONS
• 73 Adelaide St. West, Toronto
IttfaustrosamesonpaRSHEIVIP
ark
E3earis
Highest grade beana kept whole
and mealy by perfect baking,
retaining their full strength.
Plavored delicious sauces.
They have no equal.
ardNEIRMTIMAIWAIRW
FARMS FOR SALE,
11 .Wro. nfLAWSON-, NinetY Celborna Street,
IF YOU WANT TO ,BETY Olt SELL ,A
R. Fruit, Stoek, Grain or Dairy Farm.
write W, Dawson, Brampton, or 98 Col.
borne Rt., Trronbo,
H. W. DAWSON, Colborne St., Toronto,
Pon SALE.
Tee ROISTERED SHORTHORN AND
EX, Roleteln Calves. T. T. Morrison,
Durham.
NURSERY STOCK,
Glj TRAWBERRIDS, RASPBERRIES, PO.
KD TAT009. Catalogne free. McConnell
BOTI, Port Burwell, Ont,
MALE HELP WANTED.
T EARN BARBER TRADE - ALWAYS
-sure employment at good wages; few
weeks required the complete course write
for full particulars and cotalogue to -day.
Molar Barber College, 219 Queen Beat,
Toronto. , •
MISCELLANEOUS.
ANCER, 'TUMORS, LUMPS. RTO„
kJ internal and external. cured with-
out vain by our home treatment. Write
up ispfere too late Dr, Denmark Medical
Co . Collinevvood. Ont
[IlintiONWIRMOODI
151
Makes liens laymen:I
OMR: fano lope them
healthy 05 nineteen.. Sold
10210., 050 0003g'° 4,01
°lir?! t:L'IT 1.07! 0 .
rBOILERS
New and Second-hand, for heating
Plumes. TANKS AND SMOKE
Engineers and Shipbuilders.
POLS064 IRENIPEFLKSTORONTO
and power plapaana. Water
STACKS.
ATENTS
OF INVENTIONS
PIGEON, PICEON & DAVIS
yia St. James St., • Montreal
Write for information
_
HARNESS1
Prices must no nv this'
spring,as leather is
%minden rapidly. 13u,y now
before advance.
CATALOGUll FREE
Gives factory to farm
prices on liarness, Har-
ness Parts, Hardwaroand
Horse Goods.
TheMALLIDAY COMPANY
-Limited
0155.011151011eANADA
VCR colds in the chest or sore
V throats; for rheumatism or
stiffness; for sprains and cramps.
Capsicum "Vaseline" brings
quick relief.
CAPSICUM
as line
TrAdernal,
Made in Canada
It does all that a nustsrd plaster
do. Is cleaner, easier to apply,
and will not blister the skin.
There are many other "Vaseline"
preparations-simpke home reme-
dies that should be m every fluidly
--Carlsolated "Vaseline!" an
antiheptic dressing for cuts Insect
bites, etc.;. "Vaseline" Analgic,
for neuralgia and headaches; pure
"Vaseline" for piles, chilblains,
etc., and Others.
AVOM SUBSTITUTES. !nein on "Yew
!Inc" In miensl packages bearin¢ the RAMC.
CHESEHROUGH MANUFACTURING CO..
Consallanted. For nate at an Cterrnett and
General ROTC& Free booklet. rcot.t.
CHESEBROUGH MFG CO.
(Consolidated>
28130 CHABOT AVE„ MONTREAL
$500 FOR A NAME
This is the beautiful new perfume, ntade in
Canada, endorsed. and used exclueively by Md..
Pauline Donalda. the famens Clanadlan Pritna
1)0005.'
Wo Wain a suitable Tta,1110 for iL and se will
give.
$500 114 CASH PRIZES
I
JFI
11„ nermett.iiikni-Agt., 46 Yong° St
Toronto, 011 0
o
There co,mee a time ia the life of
every man vlien he feels justified
in kicking himself.
6400.00 for the best name.
50.01 for the beet desoription of the Per f lure.
26.00 for the second best name.
• 10;00 for the second beet description.
and ten 91.50 uvises tor the next best tleserty
tA05
6,00 for the third beet desoription.
The winner of the contoet will be decided bY'er
committee of Montreal's leading advertising, men
aild their decision will bo final. Should tAVO
go
more contestaute solid in the winning Mime the
prize bo equally divided, and an additional
Mize to the wane of MAO will be ei),011 0E1011 elle,
meant! contestant, No, elnPleY06 or member of
this firm shall enter the contest, The con-
test doses at midnight, March 31st, 1 01 6.
ROW TO ENT9115- fo enable every contestmni
to to,, tale BOW perfume before submilting timir
f—ro,5.0'01re ese m, at'ekieho totIrsiOtil
esupgaantasitloonnrfo asssto. 'vs will
send one of our Special Souvenir bottles of tap
1PPreerermenoen-tre6sRtulfriu,25ancri" t0enalPgaiTegiglt4"Crdul.)volbilli
All for 10 conte. It Is neoeseary to bare the Prep
C°11rnirai8teL Eitoll-grd1(,) ''Ynru'Will be delighted tvith thy
nerfunns. and 'have u chance to win the big Prise
RODGERS GRAY & STEWART, PERFUMERS
Dept. W.I sae BLEUR`LTL,
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