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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1915-06-10, Page 7A FINE COMPLEXION May. Be Had Through the Rich, Red Blood Dr.' Williams' Pink Pills Actually Make. A igill's,rd'is compliexion, is :something more than a matter to concern her vanity. It is an indite -flan of the state of her health. Pallor in a growing girl means a ti -sinning of the blood, Parents should be watchful' of their daughters' com- pleaione and should' see to it that these danger signs are corrected. When a girl in her teens becomes pale end sallow, if ;neve ahonve an inclination to tire easily, its listless and inattentive to thee world or studies, the needs Dr. Williams' pink 'Pills., a tonic wthioh darectliy a•nd"specifically corrects the condi- tion from which she ie suffering. A chemical analysis of the blood of such la gittl,would show it to he dei- cientian jest the elements that Dr. Waldiaanls Pink Pills can supply, and which restore brightnielss to the eye, and odor tothe ciheeks. Miss Deliina ' Ansenault, TJ bainvillie, is one of the thousands bf anaemic gelds restored to health try the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. She says; "I mos attacked with anaemia, and was in snail a nisei,- able aserable condition that I had to consult a doctor, and was under his caro for several months, but `witlhoet getting better. I nags growing thinner every day, had dark cir- cles around my eyes. I could hard- ly sleep at night, but tossed rest Ieesly and got up in the morning with black anticipation of the day's miseries before me, I Woes always bothered with -headaches and paints an the back and liMbe. My appe- tite was poor :and I frequently vomited what I did -eat. My friends leered that I wound not recover, I had often seen Dr. Williams' Pink Pills advertised, and finally de, cided to try them. I used ei1Nw- getdler nine boxes, and they made me as well ars ever I was in my life. All the pains and aches dis- appeared; my appetite returned: ' I could .sleep am -welly at night, and the oder: returned to my cheeks. I also gained seventeen pounds in weight:. lam now always well, and for this happy condition I have to. thank Dr. Williams' Pink Pills:" You can get theca Pills from any dealer in medicine or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2,50 from The Dr.' Williams' Metli- 1 eine Co., Ba'ockvible, Oat. Not Unanimous., Hix — Women era 'suspicious bream. esI Win—My experience is to the contrary. Eta instance, there's my wife; wire's a woman and trusts ma, while my grocer, who is a man, doesn't. Keep - Minard's Liniment in the house. Among the regimental !trophies of the Laucasihire Fusiliers is a Life. of Marlborough presented to the regiunent by Napoleon when. they were guarding him in St. Helena. ANYTHING TO WIN. Who Can `Refuse to Believe Any Charge Against Germany. After the torpedoing of tete: Lee!, termite, without warning even, Who can reasonably refuse to believe any charge of brutal atrocity brought against Germany's conduct of the war? writes a' correspondent in the New York Sun, Who can re. fuse -to 1'bedleve that a ,nation OM: a- ble of waging a war in, each fash- ion , was Capable of deliberately bringing . on the war? Who can doubt that tali policy of " anything to win"wdemonstrated ne " evi- dence is ev dence thatt Germany Courted, the war be pursuance of a policy of jest s•udlil world domi'natien. as was nab forth by Bernhardi I Of What avail is it to- complain of the breaches of international law which hitve been committed' by both sides in tete European conflict? The fact that American lives wase lost on a vessel shilling under the Bei,- tisb flag after the Gelman Govern- ment had warned them of the risk, they were running is immaterial. Germany has furnished: pro -of that Thier warfare respects no flag, not even the Stars and Stripes. The war on Germany'e part is a war against no nation, but against all nations. It is a 'Lear against hu- manity. • Is it not near that, under itsre- sent leadsnelhip And the ideia'ls which control its Kultur, the Gee - mat nation is a peril to oivilaza- tion :and- not fit to survive'I What will the liberties of the world be worth if Germany emerges victor from this conduct ,because, through me cowardly and dreamy love of peace, nations which have been neutral hitherto refuse to do their part in combating the peril of a pax.Geronanioe with wlndli,civiliza- tion is threatened? Unless ;the United States has be- come ,a country of Chinamen it will not take this affront lying drown. Indeed, the Chimes, with all their weakness, would snake at least a show of fight against so hideome a wrong and so dreadful a danger. m LEG WORTH 88,350 AN INCH. Pennsylvania Trainman and Mother Bring Suits Against Railroad. "For two incises 'of the left leg, at $8,3x0 per inch, $16,700," is the bill that Earl Parsons of Mount Bethel .is trying y g to collect from the Lehigh and New England Railroad in a suit for damages just brought. Employed on the road as a trainman, his train crashed into some empty cars, and he was caught between two of them. Among his injuries was a double frac• tare of the left leg. When he left the hospital, four months later, the leg was two inches shorter than the other. Mrs. Elizabeth Parsons, his mother, claiming she has been deprived of her son's support, has also filed an action against the company and demands $10,000 damages. If, when people .are charged with their faults they were credited With' , their good intentions,, there would be more, sstisfaetery neigh- bors in the world. Pure- Ice Cream IT IS GENERALLY CONCEDED that Tuberculosis is transmitted by unpasteurized •Ice Cream. City Dairy Ice. Cream is Pas- teurized and therefore safe for even the youngest child. The Purity and healthfulness of City Dairy Ice Cream is guarded in every way. The matter of flavoring is an important one -- City Dairy uses no imitations or synthetic - flavors --we flavor our "Maple Walnut" with pure maple sugar—we use Pure Fruits in our "Fruit Ice Creams" and flavor our "Vanilla" with the Pure Mexican 'Vanilla Bean. The minute specks in City Dairy Vanilla Ice Cream -are pieces of the ground bean—"the specks make -the flavor." So far as we know we are the only manufacturers in Canada using the Pure vanilla bean,; and no other make can compare with the delicate flavor of City Dairy Vanilla Ice Cream—the cost is about double but the selling price is the same. Ask for the Ice Cream in which "the specks make the flavor" --- City Dairy. For Salo by discriminating shololtoopers everywhere. Look for the Sign. TORONTO. :WO want an agent in every town. 24-1101111 SYSTEM. Paper Dials Were: Issued in 1886 By the C.P.B. A souvenir of flee, early days, of the O.P.R.; in the ,shape of one of the origin -a -watch dials which the company got out when it inbr•odheced 24 o'clock time in the West, is in possession of one of the offleiials. In 1886 the comipan' determin- ed Ito introduce the- 244iour system on the western divisions; send to gide" emphasis to the new departure, and, at the samme. time, help the memory of all con ce-reed, it :issued- paper dials, with the whole 24 haute completiing the day, which were to be worncn•the watches of the employees, to faint- Headze them with the new methods. This sitting up of the new time standard woes deemed, ,at the time, a :radical innovation, calculated to di'stlu:b the all conservative and timid creatures who dreaded' change. A certain eensatidsi was produced, at the time; ' it passed; the business . went (melts way ; tete western employees became ac- quainted with the ,new timestand- ard, staan - ard, and accepted it as a matter of course; 'but the sight of one of the old dial platen, which everybody wins showing as ,a cariosity in 1886, as something which wast going to revolutionize the eomani'on like of the people, recalls the eagerness of the company to arrest the atten- tion, though, of Course,, the change was .advanitageosme in itself.'. How a Sick, Wo1II011 Call Regain Health b READ THiS VERY CAREFULLY: "For years I was' thin and delicate. I lost color' and was easily tired; a yellow pallor, pimples and blotches on my face were not only mortifying to my feelings, but because I thought my skin would never look nice again I grew' despondent. Then my appetite failed. I grew very weak..Various remedies, pills, tonics and tablets I tried without permanent benefit. A visit to my sister' put into my hands a box of Dr. Hamilton's Pills. She placed reliance upon them and now that they have made me a well woman I would not be without them whatever they might cost. I` found Dr. Hamil- ton's Pills by their mild yet searching action very suitable to the delicate character of a woman's nature. They never once griped me, yet they estab- lished regularity. My appetite grew keen—my blood red and pure -heavy rings under my eyes disappeared and to -day my skin is as clear and mm wrinkled as when I was a girl. Dr. Hamilton's Pills did it alt" The above straightforward letter from Mrs. J. Y. Todd, wife of a well known miller in Rogersville, is proof sufficient that Dr. Hamilton's Pills are a wonderful woman's medicine. Dee no other pill but Dr. Hamilton's, 25c. per box. All dealers or The Catarrh- ozone Co., Kingston, Ontario. Whet's the Ilse? A dlarkey running a ferry &cross the Alabama river was accosted by a poor white stranger who a anted to cress, but hadn't the wherewith, Pete scratched his, woolly poll, perplexedly, then queried "Roan yo' got no money at ail?" "No," wee file dejected reply. "But; it dean' cost yo' but three cents ter creels," insisted fete. "I know, but I hain't-got three cents." After a final inward think. Pete remarked : "I done tell yo' what; a man what's -not got three cents ase' je' as veld off on dis side sib de rib- ber las on de, odder l" At the Yarmouth' Y,ri',C.1. Bove' Camp, hold at J.'eTSket Palls in. August, I found MINAJ?•D'S :LINIMENT most benefeiai for sun burn. an immetli,ate relief - for colic: and toothache. ALFRED STORES, General 9ee'v • WHERE THE SPARK IGNITED Serafevo, Capital of Bosnia, Losing Oriental Character. Serajevo, the unknown Bosnian town where the spark ignited, that flamed forth into the greatest war of the ages, is described by the National Geographic` society as one of the beauty spots of the Balkans. It was the scene of the assassination of the Archduke Francis'Ferdinand, heir - apparent to the thrones of Austria and Hungary, and his wife the Duchess of Hohenberg. Serajevo is built upon the river Mil - jacks, a email tributary of the Bosnia, and spreads over both slopes of the narrow valley to the rugged hills. Partly oriental and wholly set in the green and emerald of its gardens and neighboring well -wooded hills, Seta jevo is frequently called "The Dames cls of the North," The city lies 122 miles southwest of Belgrade.' With a growing population of. 50,000 and. a thriving commerce and industry, Sara- jevo has been fast losing its eastern character, reconstructing the old Turk- ish city to conform to the' purposes of Western progress. Its• large bazaar is a favorite mar- icet place for the peasants of the whole province, while its commission houses conduct' the exchange of Bosnian ag- ricultural and mineral probuots with the manufactories of other parts• of the empire. It has potteries, sills mills, a tobacco factory and a large individ- ual, or house industry, which produces fine embroideries, rugs, embossed and filigree work. . The society with time long name should ,find a way to estop the an•nival sledge race with dogs that is known as the Great Aeslca Sweepstakes ie year, as casual the route was rem None to Caaudle and .return, se dist,ance of 412 miles, From Norr� e out and as far as Gold lR,un on tee way back the 'lieiatling steam made more than ;six miles an hour ter nearly thirty-eight hours. The, dogs are always urged and lashed- to the last ounce of 'endurance, and the whole thing, as a disgrace to civili- He Meant Every Word He Spoke .TEST WILY J. A. TALI RECOM- MENDS DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS. - lie Hail Sorc Back and 'Other Symptoms of Kidney Disease and Got Real • Beitcflt from Dodd's Kidney Pills. ,ere, Ont.;: June n. reconumendin lie as the beet of :Weaker wars Mr. J leknownl :resident o lie,eeft no doubt. i s lie,area9s 'that, he he said.. ," Mr. ITO con- tinued, very .tore' back.. 1•edict-and I self - f tits; with it. "I a n my joints and esoles land, I felt lu after meals. My a. l .and my limbs w I decided to try: D Pills. I took Iona b d great benefit froms wily I recom- mendy Pills." • Ida I-1111's� cysnip- 'his troabtle was oout is why lee got Doeld'e Kidney Pcure all, but t 'Kidneys, ,anthe Ii keystone of ]health, ONNENT. Sixty-Nine Corm (Speeiail).—"I a Doidid'-e Kidney Pmt Medseineis ". The A. Hill•, a will ftha -place, p lase, ,and' n the minds of •hi miaant every word "Serie time ago ,ilei, "Ih-ada It started from a er,eal for 'six anon Iso lead stiffness a ramps in my aim eiavy and sleepy i appetite was fitful are'heavy. Then oil's Kidney nests and receive titans. That' Dodid,'s Kiln. Every one of M towe showed that f the Kidneys.' Tibet aria benefit froze ills. They are aur hey -do ane'. .sick Ii Kidneys are the laeyst •1' FACT AND C Even at a bank a man's best col- lateral is character. Many young Americans have en- listedin the re iawe�ntthat sCanad•s has •recruited for the war. How many persons remember that 'sixty- eight thousand Canadians served in the Union Army during the Civil War ? A Boston woman who finds the sombre clothes of men very depress- ing wants them to wear Holland blues, -snuff 'browns, and shades of plum oolo'r'. Men used to wear such colors in the days of Watteau, and Fragonard, when they had little to do except to walk through a min'' uet; but in this age a man feels foolish sifting ashes in a plum -col- ored coat. Cattlemen on the Western ranges would kill every bear, but the sheep headers protest that the bears keep the wolves and coyotes in check. Truck farmers -say that the wolves and the coyotes save their crops - from jack rabbits. No one has yet accepted a retainer for the jack rabbit, but perhaps he, too, has a case, One of"the minor results of the war in Europe has been to change' the nationality of the dachshund. At any rate, JEngla:nd is much re- lieved to learn from a French sa- vant that the. dachshund is nob of German origin, but is a descendant of the French basset; ,and on ,the authority of certain English dog fanciers that he is really an elong- ated terrier. hue Boy Scout movement has travelled round the world, through Europe, Africa, India, China, and Japan; but the Hast American In- dian Boy Scout troop was organized only a few weeks ago. Its members are pupils at the Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania. The leader is a young Blackfoot who :recently rode his cayuse from Mon tans to Presid Washinent gton wWilsonith. a Me• sage for The work op the new Welland Canal, the sulocessor of the water way 'between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario, that has been in use since 1833, will not suffer on account of. the financial :burden that the war has imposed on Canada.- It is ex- pected that the weal will be open- ed for traffic in 191S, although it will nob be finished' for at 'least three years• atter that. Lt will be 25 miles Long, 310 feet wide, and for the present, 25 feet deep. These will be seven locks, each 800 feet long, the .gates- of Which will weigh 1,100 tons—more than the gate,, of the . Panama Canal locks weigh, The -cost will be $50,000,000. Being free to all. chipping, the. canal will benefit the United :States as well tee Canada, especially in the east- ward movement of grain. GET POWER The Supply Conics From Food. If we get power from food, why not strive to get all the power we can_ Tih,at is only possible, .by ,se- lecting food that exactly fits the requirements of the body. "Not knowing :how to select the right food to fit my needs, I suf- fered grievou:siy for a long time from stome,cls trouble," writes a lady tram -a little Western town. • r"It seemed as if I wound navel' be able to find out the sort of food that was b -eel far mil. Hardly any- thing that I could eat would stay on my eta:naclh. Every 'attempt gave me heart -barn and filled my sto- ma'aih with gas. I got thinner and thinner until I 'literally became a living -skeleton and in time was compelled to keep to- my bed. "-A fen' months ago I was pee - ailed to try Grape -Nuts food, and it had each good effect from the very beginning that I kept up its ase. I was surprised at the ease with which I digested it. It proved to be jest what I,•nieedied. "Ali my unpleastuntt syrntptoen,s, the ;heart -:barn, the inflated feeling which gave me, I5,0 mnclh, pain, din appeased. My weight grladually increased from 98 to 116 lbs., my age -re rounded out, my strength came back, send I am now ;able to cbo . my housework and enjoy it. Grape -Nuns did Gtr A ten, capie trneil wilt- slfto`' any- one some facts about food, Name given :by Canadian Postun t Ce.,. Windsor, Out. Read, "The Road to Well'ille," in pkgs. - 1'Theae',6'a Reason," -. Ever read • the above letter? A now . one appears.' from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full of human Interest.. cation.. ED. 6. ISSUE 24-•-'15. Lights for Battle I,'elde. According to the Aran, and Navy Journal, searchlights :are for ob- vious reasons kept dark until tette field artillery ;has .'eased; fixing and the enemy xs charging, To illumin- ate a field over whiclhh the enemy is to . advance, -star bombs and flares are alai .aged Flares, ,wiiriels etre merely modified' fireworks, are livke the •famiiliar rest, white and blue lights used in Ea.:la h of July celebrations to illuminate :greets and p.S ppesrs g+o• out iii front ofarlis, the titianmhe, with; flares, which are then.e'oimnccted with the. headquarters of the officers in com- mand of the, first Nue, who by set- ting them off at intervals through- out the night can keep the battle flout eointilnirlly righted. Star bombs :ase steno adaptations of anod- ern fireworks. They fare shot froth mortars into the sky, : where for. twenty miles they will, give off men; intense light ower a wide cirojie of the ,surrounding country. Before one bomb dies -out another is that into the air. A Weal of stir 'bomb, short into the sky :like an ordinary neck-at:'is used by both Armies for signalling at tight. 6' She Wasn't Sure. A famons baseball player has a younger :sister who, is -very proud of hinny although She is not very familiar with the 'gamie, Having spoken out 1tini one day to a visitor she was asked by the latter what position her }modem playeid. "Why," she .tom. eyed, ''I—I'm not sure., but I think :he's a bat ter." Sore Corns Go! Absolutely Painless No cutting, no plas- tors or pads to press the sore spot, Putnam's Extractor mattes the corn 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., 6 Two Vegetables. Diner—Isn't there another -vege- table that goes with this beef, be- sides potato? ' Walter—Yes, .6e—there's hems - radish, Sor Gran ai ul edd§ i Eel Y , e Eyes inflamed by expo- sure to Sun, ()Ostend Wind Eyesquickly relieved by Marine Eye Remedy. No Smarting. just Eye Comfort. At Your Druggist's 50c per Bottle. Duane Eye Salve inTuba 25e. For Beard iheEyeFreeask Druggists or Marine Eye Remedy Ce., Chicago The official reporter in the Hoose of Lords receives $2,500 a year. Mivard'e Liniment used by Physielene. The object of the National Ser- vice League, founded in 1902, is to promo -be the movement for compul- sary military service in Great Britain. Pays for UUseff In Seven Days 1 Teel' ae. TRUE, ORIGINALITY. If you have , the consciousness of genius, do something to show it, The world Is pretty quick,- nowadays, to catch the flavor of true originality; if you write anything remarkable the, magazines and newspapers will find you out, as the schoolboys find out where the ripe apples and pears are.. Produce anything • realy good and an Intelligent editor wild jump at it. Don't flatter yourself 'that any article df yours is rejected because you are unknown to, fame. Nothing pleases an editor more than to .get anything worth having from a new hand. There is :always a dearth of really fine articles for a first-rate journal; for, of a hundred pieces received, ninety are at or below the sea -level; some have water enough, butno head; some head enough, but no water; only two• or three are from tall reservolre, high up that hill which is so hard to climb, THE BEST MEDICINE FOR LITTLE ONES ' Thousands of mothens say Baby's Own Tablets are the only medicine they would give their ]sill. ones. Among them is Mrs. H,owia,rd' Hod- gins,, . St. Catharines, Ont., who says: "I em a user of. Baby's Own Tablets and think them the heist medicine in the world for little ones." Once a smother iias used the Tablets the will Use no other medicine because elie feels the Tab- lets are absolutef.y is -ale a and knows tlhiay never fail to banish alt the simple ailments, of little ones. They are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents. a box Team The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„ Brockville, Ont, ,. At Any Vaudeville. "Why do these pipers keep walk- in and dog n while g up v they are playing I" "Because it makes, them harder to hit." Lee for aeieard'n and 'take no other. Among the new summer fabrics is a cotton material known as. "Joffre," whist. bete new colors in- elude "battleship grey" and, "Pet - roved blue." HOME STUDY Arts Courses only. .i1p`ul:tC SUMMER SCHOOL •.r JULY and AUGUST QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY KINGSTON, ONTARIO ARTS EDUCATION MEDICINE SCHOOL. OF MINING CHEMICALMINiMECHANICAL 8 CIVIL-ENGINEERINGTRICAL GEO. Y. MOWN. Registrar, HOES Ver Sport ,114 :e'cre tion Sold lD Pall $g.o_d shoe dealers" Wornloy every awelmber9'ddap ily Row ilfueh English Guideth-owin of interest): "It was in thisig i laces' this : very room, sir, that Wellington received his :first eoamaies-ion I" A.nterican Tollaeist : "Indeedr . 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