The Clinton News Record, 1915-03-04, Page 6•
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FIRS
Like No
lug
Alraos
times wi
show pa
Some •b
hea.ith s
patient
dull he
give war
able to
ti_rnero, a f
if this is
tional to
depress
sea \aro
tion. Tl
dra•stie,
such ten
gestion,
, nesse an
of curie
en the fe
supplyin
blood,
ment, by
r atlas.
-red bloo
atemath,
•appetite
ether sto
eolin,sora,
.' 'For fie
fenr fro
• ed nie
th
not atte
smotiheri
that 1 t
doetcreed
but with
P
the emu
them.. I
long bef
last hit
The imp
constant,
or twelv
gest all
physieal
Lor year
praise D
they pia
You ca
dealer in
'cents a
f rem Th
Co., Bre
Otte
A Pam
inmet ran
to hell it
cornpanie
ansM g
man who
said, ."
think thi
operatic,'
dents ma
of them
Was net.
are all n
"and I e
• eeece, ,se
ed Padc15
''Sii ter
Nurse, a
ing heme
The el
.ruirnad B
in his so
ed in th
anent,
olcl man
one mor
money la
asked tl
night pri
a fine JO
Sa-Vee his
steeps all
MA.Y.
latest
When t
the same
show'it'
to act --d
the cause
'Tor a
a. Wester
coffee w
was CO fo
up. • At .
made up
quit the I
Tcr.t is
beeituse
destroyin
!".11Ivery
need I se
• teem with
frequen
with the
gone -411y
ecl, and
• bedeth gr
nrtion Jae
Wale eac
teem
"Two 3
the coffee
rnd froth
I can ea
without
baby, an
regu
becomo s
``( fedi
it is all
using Po.
any unedi
done any
• dr uggi ng
by Chened
One, Re
• Postman
'Regular
boieed. 1
leetant.
der I Ata
in3 •aup
ore.am lanc
b eve rage
•ties.
Both kij
ale 'cost
aThere'
AID FOR •.
WEAK . DIGESTION
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,
Lrly 'Burk Trouble allot,
Rankin(' Iudigestlon is ,
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Due to' Poor Bloed -
, everybody exPerleacc'e
eti :the' organs °I cligasti°n
infil sigh's ol weakiieSs:
a' d.,ct, •ban,Ge ol, the
ilii l'- 111 '
.artS'tle trouble .;' -then" the
.13,1Ses a 'clioliise to food , --and
vy Vaiiis in the ab,a;;;men
mg that the stornaeh is..un-
to ate proper work. ' sod•q-,
Ilse eravin,e fee food arises.;
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isitisfied the resuit ia addi-
rtute-flathle•nee, as di -easy
in, Siek thea.clache and nee-
al:ninon eigne of indiges-
ke foolieh practlee of taking
weakening purgativei .ae
se ehould. be avoided, Ind i-
sieges frorm stowed -I week-
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1 the only effectual, method
3 the troubleis to etreegth-
ebee organa of digeition by
s them with richer, purer
Alas .is the true 'tonic treat-
which natural method, Dr.'
' Pink Pills. echkee greet
These pills make the 'Ade
1 needed to ,strengthen the
„thus inmeeting a healthy
d meting indigestion and
Maell• diSOrde XS. Mr. Thos.
Heinfoect, N. 5,, viva:
s yeaes.I was a great sal-
n indigestion, whielli wreck-
phyeically. , I .suffered . so
"
rt, for .clays at ,a, thee I °mad
id to my business. I had
ng spell's so bad ab times
'an arfraid to he down. 1
end-teied many meelecine,s
no benefit. I saw Dr Wil-
.,
nk Pills edvertised to cure
ble and ,clecielied to' try
baa not been taking them
me Iefoued that I had' at
upon the right Medicine.
overnerit in, my he;alth. was
aud after I had used ten
3 b.osceisI could eel and di-
kinds of food, end I felt
i- better th,an I had done
3. 1 theta. never cease to
r. 'Williams' Pink Pills for
ted aeread blesSing to me."
n get these pille from any
medicine or by mail at 50
rex or six boxes far $2.50
a Dr. Williams' Medicine
?,kvilie, Out, ' '
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A.BOLISITING 'VARIAN WM.
Protests Against Ueing Saimpy
. , . , .
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fthe
,',- — Kilts 0 ',Khaki.
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: Anyone 'acquainte.ci ,with the sen-,
tirnental,regard.which ,Bicettish pee,.
Ile ha've 4°'''esilttn'ir4els.' ' ' °I' ' the
tartan kilt -who realizes ehat ithas
been the distincliiv.a, dress of scone
el. the .most.faanons regiments irate -1e
British Arrive and who hes noticed
the ',strong ' ieeli;ng'.713.1th• exiss
,0hroUghotit, the' fgoottasit race that,
e " -* a • ' ' 1 ."' ar • '. 1 • Id I . s
le ea acme co.e time slop , elaway,
be Worn lere.aerabode. wilici' T itirova
o'l.t1.4.-tra..dif,iong'et as country iwill
Curderstand the feeling of indiess.4,_
sbl0anteanwlelict'h'tihlaa,at l'ierinfu'at'irt°1136elidigibihCii:b-nhde
regenents are to wear a, khaki lona
Instead of the Mealier tertaet. What
is tvoree still, the lchakt kale ste-
cording to the latese order, is. to
be compessed of two yards less m• es
tereal _than is art pre.serit used.
• aThis.rwill Make oue soldiers look
eel e., , r , . e ehersty
le cii °11 f • \ saYs en au , •
'The &MY kilt, at nve ha-ve. hitherto
.kliawn 4, has offended al tette lov-.
f the ,Secattish ti 1 cli• ese
ere 0 ' . na, 0310 , r 1 , r,,
for it conessted of ihut •five -yards or
, • . , . - .3
aloth, badly pleated, weeee.aie 11,61
iinposeshle to. melte a proper, It'
with lees than seven or eight
yards." • •being
No tronds) the "heather 18 00
fire!" aed'protests are being made
by influential People to the Wer Of-
fiee against ehe intredluebion of the
three 3tarde "hod:elite Irate' '
• This is nat dm first .acestsion., hew-
ever, that; an atteanpt has been
•
nutde teiraeekre with the ,Sictobbisli.•
nationa dress. Front 1740 to 1782
1 a .
t te wee/sag-of the taa tan was. pro-
hibiteel iby law, and a series "of op-
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pressive measures were introduced
provkling heavy penalties foe all
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who either earned arms or wore the
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Init. But in 178e, the harsh meets-
urea were eepealed, and the weer-
.
ang of the beaten ;Imam genera -1 all
over Scotland. '
That the intereerenee • math the
tartan kilt will be Aroirgly resented
by Highland regiments is very e ye.
. , ,., . _ , , -rude lb a
dent Dom the lemma a m .. y
number of influenttial •Bcotsmen .11
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is nointedacrarto those who argue
lab t.he ii nanb tarban in e.s our
IV- h lb all' t t ak
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Highlaed soldiers a conspecuous
target for the enemy, that the khaki
s
' • I '• h th
a. ron or coverin wile . e weer
. g . I. . n.
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when gong to 'the .front is sum= t
peoltection. • •
The Highlanders are very prole 1
ib
of their distinctive dress and 1-,
. ., . .
'historical. associations. They are
a,s paved •of the •Teat es •they are of
• . , ' e
awn' feethee bonnet, which, y the
e.ay, the War Office erickevered to
atbolish thirty years ago. But the
ProPesal arouse.d .streli a -eteren Of
indignation that the railitei.y authoe
leeks ultimately cleeitle,d re.) leave
the Highland bonnet se,one.
The origin of the white gaiters
wern by the 1-fighland regiment case
provides an interesting gbory, for
they were worn in neemory of ao.me
of am trials which they underwent
lii the P-eninsular war. at was (1114. -war
ing the ssetreat of the forces under
Sir julin Moore at Coruna, that
,the s.oleliers seffeeed greet herd-
ships their boots becoming worn
''
<ruing to the reelesemature .of the
grounel on the Porthguese coasts
The Hi, hlenclers, therefore took
e .
a h 5! 'if . n' !theft becks' tone
"A" 18-ir'S 'T°. 1 . .--- -'
and bound them
them into striPsi a. ,
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round their £e -el far protecieont and
this cad not Sail to abtract coeseler-
ani 11 lice at home as the While
e 0 3 , .
tented 10
spats or geiters were Mat .
memory of these trying times.
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Death Nearly Clamed
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Now Br unswid Lady
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Was Restored to Her Anxious Fam-
ily When Hope had Gone.
St. John, 'NM , Dec. 15111. -At one
time it was feared that Mrs. J. Grant,
et '3 White St., would SuccUmb to the
deadly favages of advanced kidney
tretable., "My first attacks of back-
a ehe and kidney trouble began years
ago. For eix years mat eel gnawing
peel has beett present, "When I ex-
Ierted myself it . , •
was threley intensified
1 I caught cold. the pain was unen-
durable. I used most •everything, but
nothing gave that ,certain •greteful •
, ta
•
lief that came feat Dr. Hamilton's
Bills of Manclutke ane 'Butternut. its.
stead of be.ing bowed down with pain,
toelay I am strong, onfoy splendid
e ,4 1 :\• ;
atemete, meep sonamy, Lost peeper,
ties bave been instilled into alY aloof)
--cheeks are roSy with Cahn', and I
thank that day that I heard of so grand
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a medicine as Br -Hamilton a Bills.'
Bvery i should these 11
voman use • ese p le
regularly because good he•alth pays,
an s goo ,„ v grimes tea 1 a
d It' d 1 • • 1 la ill t
memos to ail. who 111e Br Hamilton's
Mandeake and Butteraut Pille •
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11 l'i It on I i
Ile Says lie lulu ,
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' HIS ileiffilD0r8
m
, • .----se" •••
•.A
.MAIilic 11,q Oninn BELGIC-1ff. .
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Face:butting Teal( for. the "Engines
and Architect. •
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Ari appertunity fee • cite bull•dlin
luinsttiqs1notsninwairric on.ffal:reocfb trib,yed8,e /setts-Q:1i;
after the war.. A lerge number c
cities, towns and' yilitages. in than
a°1111trY ala'veet'een" I'alatle' (•"•1• 'e'en'
letel <lest • 'eel b f 1
' nv' es. 3' If the°Y.rellier, flirt' d e):P' c
g t their wa
! h • • '
iroug. .Belgium to the 0 erma,;
ff onteeitillieee -41 be a Etill, ,:re, l '
,C,evastation of b:141,claag.s. , and pabh.
•Yenicse. When peace ceettee a...Layg
-,,tb;ibp',:ott,,w.tritileit..sow—fi...13theliagghium.wi,E;0,il.a.choalivge..e, sttol).1)1e, 1,00
That task, freni tea engineerim
and .avelatectural stand tent wil
e • . - • • I) '
womabmeealgt,t_tcvhfoaan;:e.copinn..,:ttcomrogbonkojelinsdie..etnITHeoe.eltai
in t7ees bane nuanceroue other annoy
g tial uposzi, ti prysvm af rnatura
grow e me y .aoseese. elm re
maeleeek, peaseailiaieseeffered by tit,
•1 ave 4 u: , g. . ma.d
country waitin to bra d .ove:
1 le r c ceetaan Enelishmen
Ito• 5 , ' 1° ; •
7 • um/name. as Sol ows thet
ideas, on the mattee•-."Among tie
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t2e0C4E0,01,Le.,nf,aaga.11:eweka`pewe er:eNoVee;laaanits;,1
11,unered a.rehitate. Our idea ie a
them together and to place eiS
their diaposal o'er e.xperience fei
the dev,010,pmeet f e de„n • ,. .
o B lg. ! then,
alona modern lanes."
'• if these pien,e ,a,re eerried out 1,,,E
stale soon see Belgium trarisfornse<
rala a 00lIat•I'Y 9alYakallY •°f le'
Baarkabla a:aaPliail7 and Pic"r.
()seamless into e, modern "sp,dilete
town." Cities will be laid out roz
an "efficieney." basis, and oldelazy
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primeval 'villages. Will beCome bust
ling' hamlets ,equipp,ed with all mod,
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ern emprovements. • hae; the Tea'
bored Belgium well have lost ltesvilj
irt things and mann,era clear f,(:), hiS
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toy ;me trachtien thab eetelta
eie e,, 't, ,. a. 3. „. -
l ' lam a Ina alla is la view
point, have ".advanced" with un
, ecedente.d 'a, ' at And the
lt:ri'nne . . I 'wince Y. .1,,ii.t . :tdi':
when niseates°t la PQssse-L. 'e71. thee
will, , - se. erm: -e...a,re. 5 ' '
a megei enetegiern.
a - .
i
Ilk
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,1-1. TMPIMPPPIEfEr_rtJain-nr-Wrir07," 1
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FEAR. IS
... INIAGINATION
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W nottang• then ,would have stopped
own.' I had spotted the,fellow with
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Maxim. ' It 10'''''''''''ffri w-alvte'c'•
He' it w.a.s who ,was givin.g us the
anaiarity of thoee hulletS,, and it
. was hien 1 mmt get rt o save our own
skin . Pla6,- Ii isa7,, was ThY f'111""ne
of mind as I •Polteri over the grOund.
, All wrong argument, .perhaps,' but
still it was what ,1 felt, We get the
tr .h and I got the Me,x-itn a llow
./, ll'eti1. ftia,gv .- 'o,o , bUtcPieri .
-,s ' .'.... • ..' 33'5„,s ',5'.'. 3 , their , . 'lit;
along tIle-41endii With haYonets
.agri. 'fists; isna'• beets - stoppers.' for
• Se -see , - e„.,,,,, ...es, ...
le .'n tunirg, the. Germans could,not
,
sti:6k 1.',,, wild 4...014,'doW11 their rille,s
and epayenese,. One fellow tideetsli!e..t°
, ,
,so.a.te • that he wou < e a .
he • Pl.dill tedl te aPlmtagi.rel P4311 of his.'villa. e
and kiddies from inc pocket and
ileld it .un beloie Iris file' for our
boys to sae. That was bl:e exec if
379u like', He'd too' .1TH liell.irgi"-f
Inclit yousee. lf,t3 5Vgl,s' 123311 'fill' 0
fir, . wife relleieseletest iirebetect 0.
eelre---en ., 1, lib, . . con 'yell' g 'oat
'me
ee. I 1 . • •
,. 1. ve never ma a streught en.an
a Ye who wouldino i il . ee-eallss
t.' i confess ' • uite
eltone y and . ionestas ts et he f -eels
fess. . Airmen, ,signallers, adeance
s • , wire -layers -an m that
Pcatst , Y en •
undertakes. the .most. dangerous
weirk"•'•will•tell You if he kr honest--
as in,od brave men aree-that lie sue:
fare ft°111 mortar). kink. But that's
where the .brave man hes it; he self-
fele from Marta funk just as M•neh
1 .PerhaPe aptblie coveted, but he goes
f:through With Inc job. He controls
his funk and 'curies, on.' That, at-
Der all, is brairerY-tilie delib'eeate
eolltaelling Of oneee funk ."
He was •silent for a time . Then
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he laughed and Said, "One a eue
t. eorporals amuses me. II,e's the'
1 • el • I 1 - II '11
ear est eaem •entots. e . go any-
vhere.• de anythingunelei fire • But
I 1 t .,_. , • -
ono telltale httle Meek heitues. teeter
and over -again I've noticed- it -e•
ben the bullets are spAting boa
N'N'', a
27, •
him, Gimes what he does .
I could not guess,
"He turns.1 ' . al .
_ , us• overooet ea tie ep.i.
al eat a the only outward c,oneessest
to .funk that he. makes. But I'd dike
le know- what?. going ,on en that
ion's heart of ne, all the same."
.
'
iy,
instinct;"
!
ing
seemed
who
treneheS,
'.`,`All
inoti,net,that'Vfo:nipts.!'fea',r-7.
anstineb-
serval=
Above.-
of
grephie,
bullets
lea',
it
roe
tee
Mee."
easily
chair,
fro
on
think,"
"-how
esti
moments.
see.
. ,
,fire
wee
went'
another,
Italy
and
how
See
afraideif
Item
codld
be
whistling
to
were
esting,
but
stunal
ereught
me',
ney
seek
to
did
statntaneously
son
gether
queerest
ed.
a
pat
back
stiecb.
see
side.
?tient
a,
claeh
ceashing,
he,a,rt
struck
might
sonadal
-ment
to
ldtchen.
kitehen
men,
seemed
)3 1
belore
thee
ler,
either
nearly
latest
greater
lily
that
collapse
comparatave
went
eansidereble
the
the
ibat t e•
anxiety
before
mew,
"How
since
alone,
find
fere
somethiage
leaving
think
mese
when
Maly
men
end
trench
to
it's
has.
than
Give
rain
them
it.
.a joke
hand
above
The
before
yoe
'Mons,.
very
Do
h.appier
rifle
ib7
'Minty
steer
ere
,sounds
feet,
when
bion,
nesseassie
larly
1 Watt
rve
consemea.t.ee
"I
oalled
I'm
;mealiest.
1unk.
der
were
yards
lierribly,thiels.
It
tenet
1h
Germaas
.
will.
these
.best
wa;s
Teee•
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-Fear . said the :emeer rewegtive
..,,,ie , imagins,tion..,.. prompted by:
• ,.
Ha I°'11{11P(1'3'5's coffee qui), warm
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bisfing" in. a.114141ner that
to., ,beeome habit with Men
have spent dayFi and claySi in
` ' " '' ' 'end"'Al, '1
says thn Lon- see. .
'Of, tie; et .alieppoees heree ..t
fae ,fliat
1 , , 1.
is the. instinct of . Ile pie--
itself. . But • over and
ahall Meta -let, eeminen to al
us, genie men havesireargeria,tio,n-e.
vivid ima.gination that
liPme eilie basis 01 instiectiac
adding and addingeto•it until
creates .e. grand etru,ature of ber,
th•a,b yields ab exquisite tortuke
the Meade I am one . oif those
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He was etriee for a" time, killing
in the enemata; luxury of
Inc'eyets wandering to and
among the algihts of ith-e eandles
the marttelpie,ce. "You can't
he went on with a smiles
earefully I have watched My-.
end atalyzed myself in tight
•Iknow.ray. weakness', Yon.
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Ho paesed and etdeled: "Tbe first
I.was ender Was aeshell fare..
in. a -village, alone. A shell
with a, .whistle overhead. Then
then 'another. I•lcnattr ex-
what I dice I stood stock Mill
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looked up into the sky. I knew
silly it was: I was trying to
as unea
those ;shells. 1 7 ss,
you like, but not aerious-
Yet 1 felt .sonnehow that if
.only eee 'those shells I should
safer. As shell after shell' vent
by without offe.ob I began
feel more seettre. The simile
impersonal, as it were -inter-
'rather terrible plienom.en.a.,
nothing te do with me. I re-
my walk. Suddenly one ehot
a clamneesstreck quite near
'eight in my, view. The *lam-
burst sideways like a ;stuffed.
in a cloud Of pink -yellow dust.
"By this ray mind jerked brutally
fullest teresion, This shell fire
concern me-intionately. In-
• • with that crack rest-
end instinct .began• to work toe
in me-elacitai at once in the
jumbling maniner, - I eltiela-
That -was instinct. I got into
doorway. 'That was -reason.
my hands up -to protect the
of my. head, That was in-
I tried the door thalldle to
if 1 oaulcl. find better cover it-
Thet 'w.as raasee. The mo-
I entered the place there was
sort lee earthquake upstairs,
of falling bricks and elates,
pandemonium that set Ins-
in my anouth. A shell had
the roof. Possibly instinet
letve prompted me •te do
a • ir but. at let mo-
ng Dist di a
rearm IVOR forcibly -appealed
by ser.eams from the little bacet,
I went lenverd, In the
were two children, at '550
emcee baby. My personal fear
ea lessen; almost to vanish,
tee eaa, ane mug i
te ' . f ‘• 1 I tl a
they must be got into the ,cel-
The task of, getting there) there
so occupied my mind tbs.
ito- exclude fear or 00 Stimn-
it in some Ivey as to give it
•
resistance to fear. lobo.
something of b,oth. I remember
from the cella I lietenee to the
ea neighboring houses, with
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composure and that
' . . •. , .
upstairs agent, wIthent any
apprehension, to fied
baby's cradle and earry it into
cellar. From this I dechiced
person,al fear lessens bef.ove
for the Safety of others and
seme task which occupies the
•
oltein 1 theme noticed this
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thee; not al my own mise
but in the case of others,
1)1151men no rifle and ;shell
meth less when they are doing
It is the sitting idle and
tim,e to ,ease and listen and
-to imagine, in short -that is
diseemeerting. Many. a time
ehe seal fire has aeon espe-
bet and close. I've nu1de the
get 013t telar -breaching tools
do something or other to the
just to give them something
do. When their minds ere busy
amazing how little place Sear
Our boys, I think, are better
'
any soleliers an ±11 11 respect
them a job to ,c10 and it, Can
five and brieke encl iron ar,ouncl
end they eon% seem to n,otice
Or if they do it's only"to. make
of so.nle scat. The tee, in
has 'first place in 'their mine
-ale" .
officee wea meet floe le thee
he went on : 'Tub argue as
like; give re,a;sons, and expla,na-
theorize, yet them are •aorne
funny theme about clanger.
You know that to this day Pm
when Pie facin,g sea fire, or
fire than tnhen my back is to
When 1 face it there's lancer-
,erel anxiety and ell that, but
flesh doe,sn't elite you tricks."
laughed .a.nel explitined. ,ele
.funny, I know, but it is es
ineventlealees, that the body ,
goaded by a lively imagine-
call •aaticipate liting,s in a re-
way. My spine is paasean_
fertile in anti:eine:Ling injury,
hurt there 'once a,s a kid, mid
•-
ever since then had the liveliest
1 1 i f
-.or my back,
often woneler how annth of. SO-
bravery , is due to ,hjeie funk.
sure that et 'Braes smith ice ,the
dash of a ellarge is Ans. to
I remember etv. a tl •
. e g°. 'le °1-
to therge once. the .Germans
nicely ensco,need , ov.m., „„,
its'
awa,y, The hellete ceme most
Thai; clidn',6 eboe us.
aurrie.cl. use My• , sensations et
ev,ere eneethine eke. . this
-et longer wa MIS getting te th10•50'
the .lonetee these bullets
. e
be eounin.g at us. We mast stop
bullets.' And I did toy vas.
.
ieme over that ipp 'yards eleal
e•earey tee e
etteas..elieed of the
Natele. time we got the re. And
ND THE y Teem Rem To laity'
'1).01rp!S KIDNEY PILLS.' • •
. -__
Hike Rudy, Yerfing Manitoba Ear-
met', Sick for Two Years, Tells
11,ew Ire' Got a 1`1(';'w Lease f '1tt
0, Lie.
... • . '
oamperviree, ion. ,F,,by.
(Speeiele-e-Curecl, . of I:Willey a mr.d
Reait Disease of. two - , t id
i,g,:_ol: r: zMwolke yite..128,.d:,.,.,. aY,exwae,ITI....kqi16111: jayn"
te°14.1eringg .fbaersmneeriglilivbiga .vntelsttr• iteroeiss' et
his new deem of • life to Dodete Kiel-
ner, ,Pii.l. 0,, - .. ,, .,,, , _ . ..,., ,
statee .,"I isafferee• with a terrible
•pzhaionuatinne..iathei!amIedenitorellvolltsjof:dny4;:ibd:iie.icitaieli
medicine)), . ,,, ,
ter's caiei bet, nothing •seemett. to
.. - _ •
' dhec'srintediasneyo:.elasting. Nvaswdgedeedde toTa inly.'e
. .. ,,, ,
traathle•e•
rreee,eienis , Declass kichte, isms
. . . _ . , . -, .;`, . .
well ,S,p,oken. et -by my neighbors,' 1
decided to try there, • To my, stsza
Prise 46,1141 11,ei one becraeured me'
completely."Deacre 'Kidney Pills •cu -red MT
Rudy' beesuie lu's• ereubles all came.
. - . . . .
frormemek kidneys. Dodd' Kidney
Pills .are it -kidney rennedy; pure ana
simple. • If • you have pain in the
bnx..ki rhauinlatism, hirnbagp,! graver
cm diabetee, your lc.kkre;ys are
wrong. You need Deckles, Kidney
Pills. , •
•
BRITAIN IS NOT W IR
, , • 1 MAO.
—
1 • Repres t V . E r i ' ,
en a tt e . i ag Is man s
,
Point of View. -
Benjamin ilarrie, eeeorcling clerk
M the Nete York County Clerk's
office, 1: S UGC e, Pt
e-ceived fram Inc, I a-
fessor 1. II.„ Hirsch, lecturer on phy-
sees and mathematics in Kings. C.e1_
lege, Lone:len a. letter' giving the re-
presentative 'Engliehmases point of
view Tend .ettibude.. toward the Ge-
mane alter s ' I f T1
ix moist is' o. war. le
letter, dated at Hillel House, Cam-
i
bridge, England, .says .in pert :
- . ,. .
sou aok me to. give- my impression
of present e.onclitiona. T mind
0 mY
the most striking feature of the
• . •
situate:on es I) tifl the • 1 b
0. genela a -
senee of vindictiveness or ev,en. con--
tem t for the fee 1 Eng-
• P — Milan Pe°11 e•
lashmen are joining 'the colors b y
the hundred thousand, but Moth in
the jingo" ,epieeta Ten will pees
haps remember the type f ' e
Pe 0 man 4311•0
meets ,so frequently in Lancashire
and Yorkshire -bile old Pe.riten
terpe-the man who goes to his work
With the ,sense, of ,clitty ;dominant,
doing his work thoroughly, nob ne-
cessarily bee -se helloes it, but be-
cense the je'b 'is. ta' be done • But
kw or none lik,e tbe job, but the
job is: ilh.ere to be <lone.
It appears to bo beyond the men -
tal power.s of a German to under -
sband this, To him, appareatly,,
is a pant of his religion or it is
nettling. Ho cannot understand
that a nation should go to wee be
cause it is part el its religion to
destroy the worshippers of Marc,Chanks
the twat- god. It is. fortunate LOT
Germany th.at England is; not war
mad, kr if ever elm fighting blood
of the country were realle- r.ougecl, if
•
Englishmen were ever really ;strides
en with the lust for German blood,
then Clocl help the Germans. Per;
Soria ' 1 ani ra •in the(' the 0. r-
, . '93g' ,,,,,e
mens eale have oestse enough not
to repe.at Buell .eseaptecles as the et-
tack en Searbeatough. -
Behind all this grim struggle
Englishmen have net lo.st the feel-
ing that German ðane blood are
still human, and, therefore, ±110-7 do
mot wisb to inflict more suffering on
German, w.amen, end thieclee,n them
is n.eceseaey. For years the Cter-
mans theme been mistaking English
p.a.tien.ce for weakne,ss end d
, ec,a-
dente. No.w they must be compel-
led to lieten, and Ave believe that
they will aee their proper place is
by Our side and not in oppesitien •to
us. •%00
,. If you hear .thet Esiglanicl is cle-
berminee to crush Germ ,10Y hevitcl
redemption treat elm repoeb with
contempt. We ca.nrio.t crush seven-
• •
.1.,., m11110115 of ricopa,e es...e.epi. 4.1t, nn
'
enoeinou.s eost and it would n.ot pay
,
ner 551oucl, it prey us to divide Ger-
maaiy inbo weak !end small Stases
The enemy is nob Germany, but,
auto,orecy, •
Prolemor Hirsch 'saes. thee the
greatest erime GormanT. has com-
milted ee blest of wile -any throwirlg
away am fruits of its own toe for
a N.,.
e'er Years.
, •
a
..... I
1
Nerviline Ends Neurtlain
e • e, .
linnws e le ns an . q
R. r r 1 t ti e
_._,
No Reined Like Old "Nervillne" t 0
,.Sr .
Cure Pain or Sereness.
That terrible ache -how you fairly
1 reel with it ---,that stabbing, .burning
neuralgia -what misery it causes.
Never mind, you don't have to stiffer
'e a sure cure Not
-use NerTilin:e' h '
an experhnents because ne•arly forty'
• ears of wonderful success has made
va name far Nerviline animie the peo-
ple of many eiffereet navels. ',There
IL is nothing speedier to end Neuralgic
a heeideche than old-time 'Nerviline,'"
writes Mr. G. C. Dalgleish, from Bye
anston. "It is so powerful and en
trating that it seems to eat up any
man in a minute My Mini 't
family couldn't-
get along without Nemeth,. 'We al-.
ways keep the 50e family size bottle
handy on the shelf, and use it tci end
°best colds, sore throat, coughs, ear-
ache, toothache cunt pale in the back.
My -wife -swears by Nerviline. For
MY
crampS its effect is astonishing and
we believe it is better and speedier
, ,, 3 i 1 se c , N tem
t blroi an '• othe • Ito 1 boll Mani] , • -
- -
edY.
e
BABY'S OWN TABLETS •
THE HOME DOCTOI
----
No home where there are Beth
ones Mimed be ithont box o
Iv 41'
Baby's Ow.n. Tablets. They cure al
else nee, • a f b 1; h d
• . er a s o I a y eta am
them prompt use when baby le ail
• • ' '
inn• will aave the mother many anx
i t' - •
eels moinenk and beby much pace
_ . , , _ , _
Con.ecaning them Mrs. Paul Nesnot
Tugaske $ask write: "We eon
„wee Babe e ajar, treeeee e, en„
ea, ' 1 - "'•' •!-- -- '''' ••••• e" --
tor in Ile house and ev•ers
Le a c a'a • • • ' ' • • -
erne one little one, 3.5 alien thes
so.= set hen rigl 1 eg ' e' ee ,
Tablets are sad ,ss.11neelliclinn•ehdectle'11.:
or bv mail at e5.cents a box fron
The 'Dr. el'alli-Mus' INI a • C
. e.c wane oe
Brockville 0 b
', 33 •
-3---- 'I'
Sure 1 y w net ,
urc crte e o .
am hospital !surgeon Was
; some clinked Mel:Motion
dozen sitedente vho, are,
cl hien on his ronecle.
oesicle the ,bed of an irishs
was a doubtful cams, he
env, gentlemen, de you
s is or is •it not a, elese foe
.1" One by one the sbu-
do .their diagnosia, and all
acting 'to the cenclusion it
gentleanea, you
"Well,•
,e0e,,3,,,sem te, suege,011,
ill operate to -morrow."
and ye won't," exclaim
' tra he . rose feorn leis bed,
• . i ojoety
van Is a goo< ni • .
,...,...,_ ,,._ ...,_
.re me ruy C.LUVII.ttb, 1 .11.1.S
—e. ---e-------
Britain's Great Fleet.
After all, -what is Britabart fleet)
Without it ivlaere 'would the United
States be testate? Ninety per eent.
of the sea-e,arrying trade of the
riled is done in British bottoms.
t,o the Bridal, Elea, these
•1
"cunianon •carriees" are free to s,s.1..
the seas. Restricted they may be
by stringent or 'even unfair rules
but the face remains that they are
busy ab the world. task .of cafraim
goods le- end front neutral ports oi
British ports. . . .. Shoukl thal
fleet be putout of a.caon the. world':
fahrie of eea .commerce would Jai
utterle.
se
•
DEAFNESS IN' CHILDREN.
' '
Bill's Eine .J01).
ey is Wel of an old man
ill Ilevnelem. whose p,ride
Ir. •11 ,, e eel,
1 "...Dung -1 ' , ell' -
' •
lace of every chmourage-
Bill'a s t. te
et s g•et, a line lob,"o
I t n e i either
ennoencec o a 1 g, .
IlIg ; "a fine i°1-) • laavnag
5t " "Whet's h si in.'? 3
• e -° a •
e. °thee man. "Ile'e a
rter," Bill answere,d. "Oh,
! He Ivories all night and
lo,d,ging, • and !then he
ti
clil-Y elle' save's his 1° 051 3- .
a -
—
a, ehouie ele, Thoroughly Tregipil By
a „ emeete . •
, .
lk bout one per cent. al ell the
Sehool Children in London, England)
1 have discharging ears. There are a,
goad many in Ontario Who suffer in
tha same, way. Most, of this stiffer-
ing is caused by ,sea.r.let fever ansi
measles, whielt etre preventable dis-
eases. On. the :staff of every bospe
tel. where earlet 1 ever and meet-
sles .are teeeted bhere sbould be arn.
a•urist who can thoroughly- supervise
the treatmenteat sueh ceses until
he are reit acl
t Y cur1d. •• .
I Chieclecn with drieebaegeng eats
who are at school, should be ell.ors
0"5•111.5' anal °aref11'llY treated b7 en
remise assietecaby the achool nurse.
If this were clone, a very large pro-
poetion of stieh .caees -could be cured
and deafness prevented._ .
There are other diseasass. ectusi»g
deafness, notice of which should be
required and thorough treatment
aaven t° pre,serve the. thild'e hoax-,
ng A diseharginc. ear as a "Very
1 aa . e .• - .' - , • '
ta elute, .. it expose.s tli,e eluld
satinl•- e' • , . e
°°t 0°1Y 1° the °a"ge" 0f deaa"assr
but to the clueger of (teeth.
, The main cause of ear eisease and
desinese.is to be fcatral in the back
part of the throat and nose, with
Tech the ear is connected by a eas-
' '• • ' • . - s •
ailed the Fustaehian -tube If
6age °- ,' • .• ' ' '
'the end of this opetung M blocketel
al.) bY a4aaaid.8 al' by awallan mu-
,_
eons membrane-thhe swealink usual
ly being eansed . by ceberies, or v
-
the infection of influenza, scarlet
fever, mumps, 111050±05-, ov typhoid-
then ties pert of. the ear .becomes
unhealthy, the ateretiens, are re-
tai',)",1, nh'e eaa beemee laceted
a• -°•a 'n11'11:fled, anal deahlea's iee the
ult Nature ive5 Waxn.ine b
renit ' , - .5. .' e 7
.01 510118 winch as often wrionely
supposed to ,be easesecl by eeething,
50."Ins,, 'ar De'llallgia• Eee• diseme
can au.ally be ettreci, if promptly
t is
and peoperly treated, and in tess
wIlL7 r ' 1 • •• . '• ' •
-4,...b,,,,s ,,,, ,,evented The
pees, ,eo , ,,,,,,,,,,e, 1, emaley
-
1 B l'' 'C''l 'ad 11 ... ' -''''.:
semen by meeth-beeselealgi ssorelg
at night, and ,other signs; but • the
a(lvice of a0. laanisti is allemportarrli
iru eases of eav-ache or slight deaf-
[less. '
School lies aPpears to have an un-
favorable infirm e on' 'cbll 1 •enl s
• . . 11C' 1 c 1
555iht. It, is not hare te see why
sw,ke,n one lake al the lighting of
one schooereeans and the ' paper ,
end ty.pe in mealy scho.ol bolcilts. Ex-
I'M large type should he the Only
'. - " ' ' ' '
keel allowed in little thildree's
books .and liehtina thould be very
e ' - : - • ' • . •
al looked sitter an the bealelene.
; i•' • ' -• ' ' -
'il.), ee-modelling of s,ehools. Eveey
child's desk. -should be well lighted.
e -Helen • eta-celeraliv• M.D. In-sp es-
' I,' .A- ' -1,: , -6, .. ..,.„ • ...,
Lo. lo . ...Ilia 'wry . dasses tor on -flies
bane ,
' ' g....-.___:_
---
•
The Retort Court 1.01a.
• • .
"Has ha," sneered tbe lawyer .ri
court, "you doctors are all alike.
Your 6p.m:talons .are always succsas-
ful, but your patiefits,die."
'Sometimes .that happens," east
the doctor calmly, • 'bet we doctors
no Ines oe 3. e.e ...es ..r ,
havetl ' ' . Is . a s You
win' great victories for your clients,
but you get- all the moncs.."
e
BE TE1 or COFFEE
__
1auses all the Trouble- '
ee house is .afire, ites about
as when &settee iseg*e te
, ecettime to tak bet time
ilea is clangereeme-remove,
of the trouble at once.
nuMber of 3,,ears," wrote
n 3ac1y,' "1 kit- sure that
s hunting Me, arta yet 1
al of it, .I.c.euld not give it.
test st. got 60 had tea 1
•
-my nand 1 mast eathers
se of coffee
ica die. .
just se jejerjcses as ooffe.e.
1 too containe the be LI
, .111,11g, oafte,irk,e,).
thin,g I ate ,clistrcesed me,
ered .severely most of the
. palpiteticin of the heert.
tly woke ep in the reset,
feeling t•htst I was tamest
heart :scented so .smother-
wale • kr its antien. ley
ew shart anal the leest ex-
i me settatiam. I slept but
1 esiffered !from niletana-,
„ •
ears age!' ,aeoppee teeing
andam.gaii to USO Pastem
the -eery first I began to
It *exited a miesed° 1 No"
e enything !and digest it
, . , , . ..
Wu:A.1We. ' 1 ',sleep Bee a
iii ley ' heart !beets. :Axone;
larder. My "bire.athing leas
:.eady mei llama, Bract my
an hes eat fee. '
.like ,„,50,6,,, porson„ and
lee to euitteng coffee endare!
items for 1 heven't uSed'
ease and. nene 'would have
, go,ocl es leng ,a,s, I kept
with &dee." Name gems).
Me Peeteart Co., 'Windsor,
la "The Road la Well
large.
comae en, two 1 ovine: , -
POStilln - meet be tvell
50 end' 25a peckagee, ' '
POSt11151-0s a ;soluble pew-,
;spoonful &Melees. quicel.y
of hot water and, with
,. • .
1 auger, maces! a dehcious,
instantly:. . 2,0c a,nd, 50c
• , ,
ride are equella stelieirms,
1ey oup about the same. „
alit Reason" far P.o,sturn,
-sold .bY Vrocers-•
. Plain Spoken.
el T with
, ' ---e--e7011'51 'cl.top Ille "MIa.
ter" ana cell mo plain George.
. Slue -'Ooh but it would es unkied
:te twit you un your persoma ap-
tiaaranee that waa ,
.4'
' •
INF011 'MANION FOR INVENTolls
—
' Pigeon Pigeon re Davis
Messrs. _ , . i
patent solicitors, Montreal, repute
that 217 Canailia.n patonts 'mere
is•sued fur the week encting Febvu-
ary 9th, 1915, 169, (A which Nr,,,i,
granted to Aseericene, 33 to Canoe
diens, 15 to residents !of Great 13ri-
fain Etna eolonies and 7 to residents
•
of foreign countries.
Of the C,anedian,e who receive,c1
• 0 • . ,I:' • ' 3. • dents of On
patents, el we. e i caelen , .
0 t lir•itish
taxi°, 6 of Quebec, ..- 0 .
Oolumbla, , 2 of Alb.erte end 2 of
Manitobe.
•
The Eatalist.
e •
No, derding,, you anuan't have
allY More pudding -you •would be
ill." . •
' Lieble Ge;rbie (etkr due 1110-151112)
-"Weil 'nitre me eunezter piece -
e
and rs,end for the decreer,"
a
Took Off His Glasses.
A •
profe!seor, who w -as extremely
nearsiebteel went to the earber'e,
' '
ea,t dawn in the baeber's chair, took
off his seessisea, mid desired to be
items", when the eareist," had
clone eve% hen he cid.r1 not move end
far a time no one clisettelbed him.
B. t ta. , , q, , 43 .t., .
le °' lei ca- 001015 begin ,. ar-
• r 1 Oh .1 i , - • el 1 The
rat as ans e c lee w as nee et . . e
head barber, sespeateng that "hie
., , , •
earned ,isattrop etc a sie
'' ' 1 " i 1 Ise, elsre,0'
1 • a -leee
'liked the b'eY to welee ilm• '
prokesor h -e . ,
the ceder • "No
my good .men." he said, "1 ear not
1 T e 'laic i I .e..• ht-
ae,•eee. . e t 5, am .,. .1g
"fully nettle-east:el. 'When 1 to ok
- T ,.. 'el\ -,
my g)a.secs oese wae lee g Fr ,lible
la.a- ••• • `' ...
to ,See myeell In the maser -open,-
sites -Naturally, .:1 suppesed T. had
already gone lrome."'
'
-----4' -
- ,
An OM gentleman by [bo name OS
• •
Paze, finding a young latie's !glove
at a popular -emote, ex. e sen Mel at to
qier ey1 4,11 ,i.,Ille ebeawine weed, . rem
' . " ' • ' •
frola your g -love you ,take !the 1515331
G, Your !glove is love, Which I de
vote to iOliee."' To. this• the lady re-
turned th''' '611110.willg lan'IW" .-"If
'- ' • ' "-' •
firmer yo ars P,age yoti ,talre the letter
.P, Your 'Page is age. and that Won' b
do bot' ine." ' se a •
--,,,_.!—__.
A 'Seal:esti Mind inneted am Brirs-
ash ?acne to go satsuma Meng with
hem. The Englishmen eooked a
541/110)1, /bill in Inc excl.:ten-lent eell
intb the skeane Th,e keeper, see-
fee he 15,a, De wine -nee •nneelt to iris
.`"°
aid, what the hare .ealled stut 3-
, , 13 it -Donald? Get
'Whet are ye .a. et , ; , .
heed o' the rod and- look to !the
feesh. He will !veetib, ha lee hese
vinna." . •
ess, •AbSoltitala
ba ' re p,' ,,,,;....1
e """eSS
No meting, no pias-
Corns ters or pads to press
_
the sore spot
' Putnam's, Extractor
• makes the corn go
Go /
without pain. Takes
out, the sting over -night. Never fails
---leaves no scar. Get a. 25c. bottle of
Putnam's corn Extractor to -day,
Alinard's Linn -tient Co., Limited. ,
GEnnienven;-'11.y daughter, I-3 yx.e, old,
was thrown From a eleigh and Mimed het
ethos; es .bttstly it remeipod. atrr .aufl
aeLS rinilAkIrittgakil otcwierc%
G' ?
citron her and eho hoe not !been troullaled
: •
ice lave years,
Y0111.5 truly, __
1' '15 JAVNSOOT,
• ' ' " • 0 • •
St. emcee, 5.0.,, 18th Aug,. 590 .
•
Premptly Directed.
-,,,,;,,. ',-, -,..r , v ' • + r.
reela era 'liaise 110 Well's Saga °'
01 LICV A n a a bt 'S •
0 ' ll 1 eiman e. et, .
"In a N.eve Lindland village 1 e,n-
s„.,,,, ,,,,._, „,,,,.. .,,,,,,s_e e_____,...__,,
'el'," ‘,"." 41.1"" "Leee ,"ea'',",l'!•'"'e.!.".'
Sabre •one eeterneo,n .anct !sae to .ie
ti.
clerk at the book eoenter : '
"La me- haye, please, the 'Let-
Mrs of sOharle,s Lamb.'
tr tpa,,s office , 1 ' i
mg et mercies 6 le
tebreette 'Mk. riattallbe id, ehe el rir
.t.1 ' lite lb .i's11 n'e " ••
Wil 1 a ,Po 3 31 .. c !nee e• ,
— , , • •
minard's Liniment Relieves lteuralSia.'
a
The Toriclice-"11 -arose were •four
• l • 1 ' ; ' ' .1
-on a table and I thi I le ci one, i 0 w
le ny oriels? be later" 'leie Little
, a • , '. , s , , , , „
.L°Yee Clac-ans e'er.' °a'. ,
, ....-
eine.,,s. „niece, e „see 81,1,113, , Om
see--
'They were ,ballleing ee the , .war.
"""Wleat en aee We ,aie dieing in, to
be .,ett re !" said oir e. eYee, " the'
other repli ed ; - "iti Is the G -I'm 'in
saute age." • •
, mi ' ' • '..
,flard s Lin_unant tor sale everywhere.
•
, ___ ,
Mee; .ef e, college's -ants education
is ,aequired atm. he gracluetes,
, ,
Id 3). 5.• IS 8 1111 1.0-7' i 5.
ark &
En
Highest gradp beans kept whole
and mealyby perfeet baking,
retaining their fall strength.
Flavored with delicious sauces,
They have no eoual.
et! , ,teeereistesee
FARMS FUR SALE,
Fl. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Strool,
Toronto.
IFYOU WANT wo 'BUY on SEM,
Fruit, Stook. Grain or Dairy Farm.
*rite 11. W. Dawson. Brampton, or 9,0 Oat
borne Rt., Tr panto.
P. W. DAWSON, Colborns St., Toronto,
NURSERY STOCK,
QTRAWBERBIES, RASPBERRIES," PO,
TATOES, Oalaloguo free,. ideCoonell
& Son, Port Burwell, Ont,
M IS CELLANEOUS.
CInternal and external.' cured. w ith-
ANCEU. '1'1.150B5. 1,Uhl P;4. ETO..
out pain by our home treatment. Wei,.
ts before too late 1)r. Beilmatt.*mitoes
Co. Limited. CollIngwood. Out-
ATENTS
OF INTENTIONS
P105014, PIGEON de DAVIS
os St. James St., • Montreal
Writs for information
During a lesson on elementary
'composieion a lege girl read the
aollosving as her effort; 'Ones51
Penny andat.Dallee met in a man's
poellcet. alhe Zeller. turned up its
nese at ehe Penny, and erticl ,a.orte
fully : 'Why, 151111.100111 inc 15111 -
of you.' " 'Yes,' said elle
Penny. 'but even at teal I dm a
gad bit better ;than you -are. I go
eeery Sunday ea ehuree wad 111111 -
day ,seh.00l beet, anti you raver go
to- either one.' "
LOW FARES so T54E CHICAGO
EXPOSITIONS,
Via Chicago & North western nY.
Four splendid daily trains from the sew
Paeeenger Terminal, Chicago to San
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0110105 at scenic and direst routes. Doubts
track. Automalia eleetric safety signals
all the way.
Lot se plan your trip and furnish roI,5-
usa
il.tId full partieulare.
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"1 thope," eaid one wife to an-
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freehand." "Oply when Ile is 'lame -
in ehe rugs," eat' the .serenel one.
"When he is 'thoroughly irritated
he 1nakes much ibetter job .01
Granulated Eyelids,
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Eyecmiekly rel icred by IiitiFino
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YOU Druggist's 505501' Bottle. Merino lee
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"Isn't Morton tmenothing of
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he's too tight to rii...k a ,seggettion.'
minaret Liniment CUres nanarini,
Ito Hours
from Frost
to Mowers"
"RESTFUL ISLES OF
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°treeing an outdoor Sports, aortal
activities 1.111.1 IL OPIUM, and econerY
unequaled in the Troplro,
SAL ."11510115DTAN," fliolost, moot
Msurions and only Stonmohlp land-
Wit1101.2t transfer.
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MI5, It 1.111. _
Faro $25,00 for Round ifrip,
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Quickly Healed
Chapped hands and lips always
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Children especially need Vaseline
Camphor Ice for their rough and
smarting handl,
Our new illustrated booklet de-
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ages bearing the nm
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