HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-05-07, Page 15NEW HOPE
FOR SUFFERERS
FROM PARALYSIS
There are oases of paralysis that
cannot be clued. But, that is far
different from saying that every
case of paral) sis is in ell ra b
There is absolute proof that, many
forms of his disease ate curable,
()f the cases that cannot be cured
many Can be so henefittcd that, tho
formerly hopeless sufferer will c sec
more find her life wtrIntill ttr,dn,g,
Attention is called Ito the, remark-
able cures that, have been effecite.d
in easea of pantie paralysis, and
other severe nervous disorders, by
the me of Dr, Willianse Piak Pills
-for Pie People, Some of theee
cures are en .yondnrfuL.aLa be Mina'
lenge belief, but im every ca,se the
statements have ,beien ciarefully
verified and mhy be investigated by
anyone interesberl, In this conaee-
tion the case of Miss B. Windham,
of St John, N.B., is worthy of the
moat Careful atte.ntion. Miss Mille -
ham says: "Some three years ago I
was taken ,seriously i1 with diph-
theria. The doctor beougiht me
safely through thisdreaded trou-
ble, and k was assumed to be well.
But two weeks later I took a. re-
lapse, my throat and limbs becom-
ing paralyzed. "1 could neither
speak Ilea walk. I was under the
best .of medical care, and after a
few weeks was able to sit up in
bed, but my throat -arais till com-
pletely n'asalyzed and I could only
utter anintelaigible soutnds. I was
treated by them of St. John's, beat
physicians for this twouble and my
ease was given uP els hopeless. A
friend asked nie to try Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink 'Pills, but I had spent
so mach on medieine witho,ut help
that I thought it would be only a
further waete of mone.e. However,
I felt myself growing daily weaker
and weaker, and I dePirled as a,
last chance that I would try the
Pills. By the tin -sal had taken a
half-dozen boxes I could walk
&mess the floor, 'something doctors
had told me could never happen
again, I still continued taking the
pills, ray 'speech returned, and I
felt myself m perfect health. My
friends thought my restoration
nothing short of a rairac.lo, and I
think myself that I lave to thaok
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills that I am
tealay, and I feel oonfident
they am do quite , as much for
(theta as they did for me."
Dr. William' Pink Pills effect
cures in casco of this leind because
they make new, rioh, red blood,
-which feeds and strengthens the
nerves, and tomes up the whole sys-
tem. If you are in need of a medi-
cine give these pills a trial. We
are confident you will not be disap-
pointed. Sold by medieine defame
•sr by mail at 50 cents is box or eix
boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
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WAX CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.
Plunge the Parts Affected Into
Heated Paraffin. '
Mr. Baethe de Saadfort read a
paper at the French Aeadelq of
Medicine detailing.hia discoveries in
regard to the so-called keritherapy,
or wax, cure for rheumatism, con-
sisting in the pluessio,g of the wh,elie
body -or the parts affected iota heat-
ed paraffin.
The new treatment is daid to be
wonderfully efficacione in cases of
anthritis and rheitmatic disorders.
Dr. Beebe de Sandfort toned, first
by personal and thafi by general ex-
periments during the last ten yeaes,
that wax, even when heated above
120 degrees Fahrenheit, did not
burn, and produced ;purely benefi-
cial effects never attained by poul-
tices or other Isubstanees at lower
temperatures. Moreover, wax is
absolutely aeeptic, Cheap nod easily
used. ' •
European phy,sielains havo hither-
to viewed the •new idea, stuspicietuale,
although Dr. Carrel of the Rocke-
feller Institute of New York testi-
fied tos adlieretries to the theloay in
Dr. Barthe-de Sandfort has per-
sisted, ,aad now defeats icepteasm
.
with an account of the results ac-
oomplirslied, not only_in human
therapeutks, but-aleo in ye:aria-111re
surgery, especially with sw011ea
joints of ra,oe'litera.es, where the
treatment ae of the greatest value.
CAUSE AND EFIECT
Good Digestion Follows Right Food
Indigestion and th,e attendant
diecomforts of mind and body are
certain to follow continued tise of
improper to.oti.
These who are atilt young isid
robust. ate, likely to overlook the
fact that, as - deoppin'g water will
wear a stone away at last, so Will
the nse of hicaey, greasy, rich food,
finally cauee loss of appetite 'acel
Fes tem,a,Sely many ase thoughtful
enough to .s.ibudy itheeneelvee and
note the principle of ;cause arid
effect in their daily food. A young
woman write.s her experienee thus :
'Sornetitne ago I had a let of
issouble from isecligestion, ca,thed by'
kr° 'Ha '68065, 1 gct i-su 1 sv.a•si an -
able to 4iast;11; ectbre'eJs" anYthhigi
and medivines seemed aselees.
'A friend advised roe' to try
Grape -Nuts food, pa:easing it highly,
and as a Jaletereeorib, I tried it,
, am thankful fro say ithat Grap e-Nsits
, not only aelie,veciane ef my teouble,
' but built, me uP and s'tr'engthened
rny digestive orgasm CO that 1 oaa
now ,eat anything I desires bet 1
stick to Grape -Nuts."
Naree given by °mediae Pastan
Co,, AViralser, Ont. Reacl "The
Road :to,in pkgs.
"There's 'a 'Rea.son."
Evor read thti:abovo letter? A now
ono appeal:a from time to time. They
n
are geuine, trim, and fall of human
interest. ' '
0 11 0 1_,iA I R.
Only nee Whose 1,mM:o1' Produe.
t ion Ieei'eastd In' 1912. ,
There are trees in Canada whose
coinineecial importeeee. is clearly on
the wane. Aceordimg to one of the
latest bulletins of the Dominion
Forestry llrauttili, the value of tho
white pine lumber cut in 1912 was
este and a half milliows dollars less
than in 791 f. The cut of hemlock
decreased thirty per cent. ; that of
tle.ereiteed tiventy-seyen per
eent, end' tamarack, the, lumber
prodeotion of which has elecee'a.secl
over forty per cent. in 'the last two
years, hide fair soon to beeorne
cammercially extinct 01 the, sae
leading tree species in Canada,
.1);011gla S. fir was •Hre only one, easose
lumber production inereals'ed • in
1912. In the proVinee of British
Columbia, alone, Douglas fir formed
ovea 87.7 per cent. of the total lum-
ber cut, and British, Colurabitte is at
present by far the richest timber
province in Canada, eontaining, abe.:
cording to 'Some estimates, one-half
the neerchanta,ble timber' wealth of
the Dominion. .
This remarkable tree attains a,
height of over two hundred feet
with na. trunk -ten to twelve feet in
diameter, forming, alone Cr mixed
with hemlock, great forests extend-
ing fear -hundred, milee north of the
International Boundary. Its ma,-
tural range extends in Canada to
the eastern foot-billsof the Rooky
Mountaiin,s in Alberta, erhere it
grows to a height qf 130 aeet and a
diameter of four feet, a,nd is teen-
sidered one of the most important
timber trees on the Doniinion
Recke -Mountains Forest Iteserve,
which covers an area of nearly 21,-
000 square miles.
. It is also widely distributed
throughout the western United
States, 'being able to tand eoirsid-
enable climatic variation tund being
practically immune to ie,seeta or
fungus diseases.
Dr. 0. S. Sargent, one of the
greatest authorities on American
trees, 'dee.eribes Ithe wOICKI as hard,
durable' and largely used for all
kinds ofconstruction. Ace:a-ding to
reoeut Dominion Forestay Branch
publieraien on the "Wood-ueing In-
dustries of Ontario," it is increas-
ing in popularity in that province
for decorative punp,oaes as "it has
cia atbractive grain and figure
which readily lends itself tip stain-
ing." Douglase fir e,onstruction time
her is shipped to all parts of the
world.
The Douglas fir has been intro-
duced into Ettrope with great sue -
cess a.nd large forests base laeee
planted which are now yielding
handsome profits. Germany and
Fiance purehase every year large
quantities of seed from the Indians
in British Columbia,.
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WAKEFUL BABIES
If your baby does not sleep, if he
is cross, oriee is peat deal, and will
nut be comforted, thait is tala time
to give him Baby's Own Tablets.
They promote sleep - net the
drugged namitualal kind obtained
through the use of "soothing" mix-
tures, but that refreshing rautural
sleep of the healthy child. She
Tablets banish all stomach and
bowel eornplaints-the direct cause
of erosenese and sleeplessneas.
Co/scorning them Mrs. E. Me.dra,s,
Grand Bois, Qtte, says ; "When 1
began tieing Baby's Own Tablets
baby Wale so troubled with constipa-
tion he woulsi not sleep dae, or
night. Now all this trouble has
vanished and he is is atrong healthy
Th,e Tablete am sold by
medicine dealers 045 by mail at 25
coats
is box from The Dr, Williams'
Medicine CO., Brockville, Ont,
QUEEN "WANTED SHOE BRUSH.
s
Clerk Thought to FInIter ITur By
Offering a Tooth Brush. "
Ib.is is Spanish cutin to.:9penly.
pay complimente to ladies in the
street, the theatre's, and other
places, and ladies are disa,p-
p,ointed if, in their walks el' shop-
ping exeuesee,es many pretty, things
are pot said to them. •
One afternoon lately Queen Vie-
teria Eugenie, accompanied by one
of her lediessin-waiting, see,nt, to a
Eithionable pertinners in one of the
principal ;streets and asked a youth
behind the CollEter for a fairly
strong,shce brush of ireodeeste size.
After ;seine moments' delay t,h,e
eleels .produced a. 'climisoutive tooth
Brush which he presented to 'Her
Majesty for her a'pproval.
"What is the use of oh:owing me
this V' .obeesved th,e Queen. "I ask-
ed tor a strong ahoe bruieh."
"For ono whose foot I feel sure
must •b'e ere ereali and dainty 41.s
yOlbre ibi brash, will Inc more" than
sufficient," ee,plied the Meek.
Hardly knowing whether to be
a,noloyed or ,antused, the Queen turn-
ed to her lady-irowsiting, but the
latter, with great indignation, ex-
claimed :
What insolteasee! Are you
aware that this l'adY wthcitn Y'cii.
have addreesed in such aa. imperti-
n,ent naa,naser is none other than the
Queen
The unhappy youth eollap,esed. He
had only recently Wine to Madrid
from Ito Provinces, and failed to
escognize the Queen, who WO,V 3 a
veil and VMS. simply attired
Nta, ease laughed raorre heartidty on
hearing of this incident than King
Alfonso himatelf, who, hats a, keel
sseeise of hamar.
Que,en Victoria has isitecumbed to
the morbid eba•rin of bull fights,
which at first, were so repaleive to
her that she finally used an opera
glass through which nothing could
beisseien, in order, to avoid witness-
ing the ,seen'es in, the, ;axone. Bab
now 'she attends more fight's than is
officielly requieeci, and w.atelhes
them withevident .c,xeitanient. That
is the usual -way with foreieneas in
Postmistress is
Quite Well Again
10 U N 1) , C 0 iM PTETE CURE IN
I) 0 I) II'S RION EY P1 lES.
Gray, Who- Was Nervona and
It uu Down, for Oso Years,Tells
How She Found New Health.
Tiebb erne, lre0nbennio Co . , Ont.
May 11 (Special) -Mrs. II. Gray,
the popular postmi,stress hone, is
telling her friends oi the great
b53110fii 0.103 has reessived from taking
Tatalci's Kideey Pills.
"For about two years," afes.
Gray saes, "I Was all von down.
My aleep was hnoken and unrefreela
ing, and I euffered front shortness
of breath and heart fletteringe. I
dicieade7d that the Kidneys
ware the cause of my trouble, and
'decided to try Dodd's, Kidney Pigs.
I 'took four boxes in all, and I feel
quite strong .and likemyself again.
I certainly think Dodd's Kidney
Pills are a good medicine."
The experience of the poetinistress
is similar to that of. ;Blossom& of
other 4Ganacliso women. 'They were
weak, rug 'cleave, nervous and ifti
bad health generally. They took
Dodd's' Kidney Pills and are strong
end well again,
The reasonis. that when the
neys get out of order they fail to
strain the inipuritieS out of ethe
blood, and general lassitude and
weakness ensues. The natural cure
is tamale the Kidneys.ho experi-
ence of thoitea.nds of others tellsoyou
that Dorld'e Kidney' Pine cure the
Bielneye.
W031AN'S "SPIDER, SENSE."
KILBWS When Insect Is 'Near By
"Queer Feeling."
An extraordinary story of a we-.
man's spider sense has been related
to the London Times by is medical
correspondent. This womencan de-
teob, 'her huebaed says, lobe pre-
sence of a wider in any room She
happens to he living in without hav-
ing se.en the itseot, or, indeed,
without having any reason to sup-
pose that it illeS there. The clines--
ery is aocompanied by violeavt sick-
ness, malaise and even debility, but
all these symptoms ait, orate pass
away when the spider is weight and
removed from the a.00rn.
The writer tells the following
story:
"A few nights ago the lady re-
ferred to joined her husband at the
house where we were alaying. Isa
the -middle of the night my new ac-
quaintenee came to my room and
asked m,e to attend his wife, who
had become very uesvell.
'I followed him, and found his
wife in a state whieh suggested
sudden collapse. Sho was very
pale, with a feeble pulse ansi rapid
breathing. She declared that ahe
felt 'dreadfully' gels aad that she
was absolutely certain there vas a
spider somewhere in the room,
"So insistent was she on this
point that to homer her but, with-
out in the least believing her story
her bushasal toad I lit a. candle arid
searched every nook and craney of
the room. We found nothing and
were about to give up the rather
ridiculous pursuit when the patient
suddenly announced that she 'had a,
feeling' that the spider was upon
the mantelpiece.
"We looked there, and had satis-
fied ourselves sh.e was quite mis-
taken, wheel it occurred 'to me to
lift the edge of :rhhe floonee sur-
rcnnaling the -woodwork. Inc,1 did
so a large blaok ,spider raa quickly
along the elotiatowaed is hole in the
wood and disappeared.
"The husband and I looked at
each other, aad 1 aignecieto him to
afford no indication of what had oc-
curred. But ilea then a aigh of re-
lief from the bed accompanied by
the remark, 'At last you have found
Proved to us ;the futility of our
precaution. The sixth sense lied
noth'failed."
Ilow a Sick Woman
eau Regan' Health
READ THIS VERY CAREFULLY.
"Par years rives thin and delicate.
I lost color andwas easily tired; a
yellow epee, pimples and blotches on
my face were not only mortifying to
my feelings, but because I thought my
skin would never look nice again
grew despondent. Then my appetite
failed. grow 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. Idamilton's Pills. She
placed reliance upon them and now
that they have made me's, well womai.i,
I would not be without them whatever
they might cost, I found Dr. 1-lam11-
ton's Pills by their mild yet searching
actieit very suitable to the delicate
character of a woman's nature, They
never once griped me, yet 0'0,, 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 un-
wrinkled as when I was a girl. Dr.
Hamilton's Pills did it all."
The above straightforward letter
from Mrs. J Y. Todd, wife or in. well-
known miller in Rogersville, 58 proof
suffitsent that Dr. Flamilton's Pills are
a wonderful woman's medicine. Use
no other pin but Dr.' Hamilton's, 25c.
per box. All dealers on The catarrh -
ozone Go., Kingston, Ontario.
Never Met Her.
Tth was a little wizened man who
appeared before the judge and,
charged bis wife with cruel ansi
a,busive treatment. His better half
was a big, square -jawed women,
with a determined eye. "In the
first place, where did yoli meet this
womasa Iva° thee ;treated yon so
deeecifully7'' allOsd the judge.
"Well," replied the little man,
making a braVe ,attempt, to glare de -
fleetly ab his wife, "I never ,aid
mect, hex, She just kied of 'over -
Leek ie,'
Lek for ilitard'u and take no ,othe
SO Lint SEA II ORB OR.
French Seamen Billed and Eaten at
Cannibal Feast.
Three of the ,crew of a French
schooner have been killed and eaten
in the New Hebrides by savages.
The news was received at SYdneY
IA
(New South 'lales) wheal the Mers-
sa,geries Maritimes Steamer Ville de
10 Ciotat arrived from Noumes.
Tire 83110C11er Guadeloupe, a.
French vessel engaged in the re-
cruitlng of South Sent natives, to
work in, the Fijian plantations, call-
ed tit Mad/okula, one of the, many
aland's of the New . Hebridean
group, for the purpose of Issee,e_
tadesing the poesibilities of reernit-
ing, or, as it is geine,rally styled,
"blealtbirclin,g."
Embittered by !the prolonged ab-
sence of iso rainy of their kiaemen.
at the plantations, the nativea el
the New Realities, earl, the ,Daile
Oltize,n'e Sydney oiserespioncleart,.
havia become extremely hostile to
white men, and this traders who
land' on the island are invariably
well arm.ed, It Was therefore with
cooelderairle trepidation that .0ap-
tain Obmbey, of ah,e, GuseclelouPe,
decided to iland three of his' °few.
Oil Malekula.
When the mate, the, super -cargo,
and a seaman of the Guadeloupe set
foot on shore, everything seemed
quiet, and th.ere were n,o, natives to
b,e seen.
The three men, howeree, had only
just'rea,ehed is belt of theek bash -
wood near the beach whets a horde
of ,savages, tamed withateade guns
end Fibulae clubs, ettaoked the help-
less visitors.
The make's head was battered
from behind, alai his e,ompaslione
were wounded and carried inland
with the body of the mates
Captain Combey heard t:he sound
of shots., anei, fearing trouble, yell-
ed alsilieee, aceonapanied by two
white men, He was reocived with
is volley of shots Isom the, ambush-
ed savages. A desperate running
fight ensued, but when one of his
men was badly wounded the tap -
'titin deMded to retreat to the ves-
sel.
Another landing wa.s effecte,t1
about midnight, and the captain
and one of his men proceeded in-
land, to discover that the three un-
fortunate men captured by the saas
ages a few hours before bad been
eaten by their ferocious captors.
The only tames oE the eannibal feast
-were three amouldering fires and
parts of the. bodies of the victims.
Lame Back Strengtliend
Stillness Men tight Out
Was Relieved In an Hour, and Cured
Over Night.
A lame back? Quite unnecessary.
All you have to do is to rub on Nervi -
line, It's simply a wonder for back-
ache -relieves after one rubbing. "No-
thing possibly • ethad cure tin aching
back faster than Nerviline," writes
MM. Arthur liobar, of Lower Chel-
sea, N. S. "I caught cold and was so
prostrated with pain I could not bend
over. We always have Nervilineeet
home, and I had the paintal region
rubbed thoroughly with this grand
liniment. At once the eain departed.
The lameness was rapidly reduced and
in an hour I was able to be about my
housevork. I was rubbed again Just
before retiring, and awoke as usual in
the morning without a sign of my
back trouble."
There is no sort of muscular pain
that Nervitine won't euro (middy.
Thousauds swear by it for rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, Sciatica and lumbago.
It sinks te the core of the pain -light
through muscle, tissue and 'nerve -it
penetrates where no oily, greasy lint
meta can go and invariably cures
quickly. IC you have an ache or e
pain anywhere -use Nerviline-it wIlL
cure you, Family size bottle, very
large 50c.; trial size 25c, at all dealers.
John St. •Loe Strachey,
'r.he an tsf Sir Edward Strachey,
Beebe was born in 1800 /tad was
eichteated ab Balliol College, Oxford.
He has edited "'rho Spectator"
senee the retirement of Me !flown -
send, who, ip eenjuo,etion with Mr.
Rieharti Holt Hatton brought that
journal to a. high point of literary
and pelieleal power. Mr. Steachey
is a etalwant member of the, Union. -
oat vasty, while, Isle hrothe'in • Lord
Strachey, a J,.ibe rat peer. Mr.
Stare:hey is the autho'r of several
bo,oks, including "Pr'oblenis. and
Peroile of Soctialigin'' tied the ,`, Nee-
-Heal 'Medan o.E :the Bible."
Regular
of the bowels is an absolute neces-
sity for good health. Unless the
waste matter from the food which
collects there is got rid of at least
once a day, it decays and poisons the
whole body, causing biliousness, indi-
gestion and, sick headaches. Salts
and other harsh mineral .purgatives
Irritate the delicate lining of the
bowels. Dr. 11,Torse's Indian Root
Pills---entitely vegetable-- regulate
the bowels effectivelywithout weak-
ening, sickening or griping. Use
r. Horse's 1°
goelifara, Etoot
El). 4. IS SUE 20-'14.
ECZEMA ITCHED
AND BURNED
Rash on on Legs and Back, Scratching
Irritated Breaking Out, Used Cuti-
cu ra Ointment.. Disease Van 'shed,
NentvIlle; N. 5.-" Par about,tive years
I was, bothered with a setae rash, whieh
would' appear Most heavily on may legs 'and
book. Thietroubled.me most
inthespring of thoyear They
said it was ezcema. Tho
eczema Itched and. burned
and may scratohing irritated
She breaking out. After 11;
broke out I Could not 'obtain
more than three,bours' sibep
each night it pained roe, so.
My, legs and back' Were a
SOW masa of itching sores. ,
"I was given 'some salve and after, nth*
tide preparation about a week the disease
became, wOrecrand 1 could not obtain any :
rest at night. 1 used gill the'patent prepa-
rations on tile nnuitet but thoY only seemed
to inciesSe the suffering and afforded 500 00
railer whatev,er. About Elle time a 'friend
recommended' ()ardour& Ointment 'to me.
However, I had lost filth in all reinedlosand
told him so, but' hoinsisted that I try CMS-
cura Ointment so I purehased a box. The
first application gave relief and in about a
week the sores were ,healing and I was abls.
to obtain a good-hight's rest, the first I
enloYed for many months. I continued the
treatment for another. Month and by that
time all Blies of the disease had vanished,".
(Signed) :Willard F. Allen, May 16, 1013.
For more than a generation Cutioure. Soap
and Cuticum Ointment have afforded the
most eeonenrical treatment for affections of
'the skin and scalp that torture, itch, burn,
scale, and destroy sleep. Sold everywhere.
Sampleof each mailed free, with 32-p. skin
Beek. Address post -card Potter Drus •ta
Ohara. Corp., Dept. D. Boston, U. 8.A..'
•
NO DANGER 1110M WIRELESS.
The Quensiion As to Sparking In the
. Rigging. ,
The published eeporits of sparking
in the rigging of --ships carrying
wireless atid the fact that the
United States Bare,aa of Navigation
has been calling the latterntien of th,e
shipping world to the possible dam -
gee• to aessals carrying inflaimmiable
cargoes', and that the British Board
of Trade has beim in Communica-
tion with the Burseau'of Navigation
on the %abject, have aroused cora-
sidorable discussion in the Shipping
world and :among underwriter's.
Aceording be t,he Marconi Cora-
pany, which has received nuarterous
inquiries, there is emit the slightest
firealangor from eireless when pro-
perly installed and operated. 'Ilhe
company has conducted searching
experiments and made a fall investi-
gation. The finst authoritative
statement on the aubjeet, W.D.E1 made
by a high official of the company to-
day.
"Since 1908 we have fitted about
forty tank ,steasners with our appa-
ratus, sod seething isa oar vhole ex-
pe.rience, indicates that the fire -risk
is inereaeed. thereby.
"Any possible risk from the use
of wirolelsts installation on ship-
board must, arise from the exiabenoe
of electric sparks in peoximitty to
inflammable glue or mat.erial.
"Floe irositianee, one firm, of chip -
owners made the following experi-
ment isa loeg ago as 1912 to aseer-
tain what clangor, if any, might
arise from tale existence of aparks
in the riaging.its NS,e41:1 410 in the in-
steureent Doom.
"A saucerful of naphtha was
placed as close as possible to a
heavy ,!..parrk, .A piece of waste,
sattuated with naphtha was ah,se
placed close to the 'spark electrodes,
but in neither experiment was inn
vapor ignited by the mark. Ile
same naphtha, test was also, applied
to the email ispa'rks at minor pa.rte
of the apparatus and nothing hap-
pe,ned.'
Family in Navy.
Bbs Baitieh navy affords eame
good exarnplea of family continuity
of poofession. Ever eince 1735,
when Augustus Keppel -the future
admiral and he.ro, of many fights-
wa,s appointhe•cl midshipman, the
name of Keppel has figured on. the
Davy list. Eve,n this record is sur-
passed by Sir Micheeili CultinetSey-
mour's fanaily, which, hos sup,plied
officers to the navy practically
without a break sinee the days Of
Henry VIII., when Sir Thomas Sey-
mour combieed the offices of Lord
Righ Admiral end Master-Generna
of the Ordnance. A See-m.0er
served isa Vioe-Acilmaral against the
Almada, end 'ineother Seymour was
killed in, command ofahas ehip flecht-
,ing the Duntah ism 1656, is enisi
that the name of Seymour has been
more often mentioned in dispatches
than any other name on record. -
London Daily Ohreniele,
Pam In Back All Goa
Oin Pills 00111111CW y Cured.
Mr. 0. c. David, of Cornwallis, N.S.,
says: "About a: year ago, I was suffering
so much with a. dreadful Larne Back
and Hipa, that is could not stand up
straight. 5 was informed by a friend
about GIN 1,11,L9. I got a box, It
hel ;ma me linmetlie tely. '5 lfave taken
about twelve boxes and the pains in my
back and hips. are all gone. I CalIllot
sneak toe highly of your GIN PIC.A.S."
50c. a Tick, 6 for 12.50, Sample free i f
2'9tt )vri Is, National Drni & Chemical
Co, of Creirarla, Lint') Lod, "'Toren to,
Mae y ,lises for Banana .•
I am Milt eltre that one banasia
equals a inuttoa ,chop, says a wri-
ter in the London ,Oilbroniele„ but
you will be glad tu"hicar -Wrath the
banana ha's many other uses than
the profit of the London caster. Ite
leaves are plasrbecl to form mate and
hags; and the finer loac's make your
cigarette' papers. In East Medea ib
proekle.s, not only Pood, bit deirds-
en intoxicating drink 'that is much
admired. And when 'tit oomcs to
London and ,scatters ib 'titins upon
the pavement it brings -its -warning,
to. the uneat,e,ful walker. '•
IIATS-4%N'i1 HATS.
1.11
In, Ratesiti, tilos mai.tte,n, 3410 is feetcy
free may 0:ress, her 10010 00 she
Blzt not rso Inc wifee-,rnie
must tido Iter heir. So; as is
p0010 kr for this sacrifice, she anna
Int may, welil
,
In .thape it is not unlike a biPliop'n
mitre, iirrd ib1.ansslcraosl 51r3 the ffl.S1-
cy or the pares' of thewe.a.rer
tateS. Gold, aind even pre-
cious stentes ha,ve been itted. in (net:-
oral/mg this kolcosdlnilr, as it
Ia cert,itin painia ol Spain a Irian,
similar to the 11,riesifier aiyJa ia worn.
Par•tieulaely ks Ibis popular with the
dancere es -nesse the Toledo peee,ae-
try, altlitaigh it inuta be very liot
and utiecrasfentable, for that purpose
The Deitch maiden of Amsterdam
pins her faitili-ancla,ee heacie-to
hat which resembles inehape an in-
verted flowe,r-pot. It may not be
the style mosit talked to her round,
placid 'face, but save would not,
change tit for !the" latest "thing" in
millinery. -
On the islacedi of Marker, in {hie
•Ztiyder Zee, the fashionable hat ia
again ;of tile nithline drape, bet with
th,e addition o.f Wide, flapping
wings. • Farther n'eatit, in Norway,
a, maiden; on heir bridal day dons a
traditional erection which can "best
bo li,kened to an eccentrie castle oir
is gigantic chies;saboaed.
I,n the province of Aimee -Lor-
raine the women wear a huge,
winged beaddireae, The vonde,ritil
thing about the Alsialcian hat is--
h,ow is it 'supported 7 Are there
ceneealed wines? And isoym does it
"atop on" in a higis wind/
T.NFORNATION von INVENTORS
Pigeon, Pige,on & Davis, patent
solieitore, Montreal, report 127
Canadian patents iseued for the
week ending April 21.ati, 1914,84 of
which were panted to -Americans,
18 to Canactia.ne, 14 to, riesidente of
.foreign e.ountries, and 11. to real,
deaths of Great Britain and 0010 -
/lies. 01 the Canadiales who re-
ceived patents, 12 We.re of Ontario,
3 of Quebec, 2 of Manitoba and 1 of
Saskatchewan.
Trade Depression.
Buyer (to traveller) -No, ; no-
thing at all, thanks. We're over-
stocked now.
Traveller -Very well; •but Won't
yon just look at my samples?
Buyer -'-Not a bit of good. Too
busy I
Traveller -Well, then, look here I
Do yots mind ii I take the blessed
things out and look at 'ean myself ?
I haven't seen 'em for three week.
11.
His Diary. .
A little boy began to keep is diary,
and his first entry V/11,8 -"Got up
this morning at 7 o'clock." He
showed the entry to his mother) and
she said atsprovingiy, "Have you
been to .school? `Got up,' indeed I
Such an expreesion 1 Does the sun
get ep ? No, it risee 1" -and she
scratched out "Got up at seven"
and wrote "Rose at, eeven" in its
plaoe. That night the boy, before
retiring, completed the entry for
the day with !the isentenee-PBet
at 8 o'clock."
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Every one with corns will be pleased
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Is guaranteed to cure hard, soft or
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'Painless and sure is Putnanfs Ex-
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"Women must eansider it a
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mueed Mr. Ohugwaber. "They do,
.losiah," said Mrs. Chugwater..
"Ill'hat terrible ,stielcs they some-
times tnarry to escape it." And Jo-
siah rubbed his chin and said no-
thing."
I cured to horse of the fAange with
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
CHAISTOPEEft SAUNDERS.
Dalhousie,
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pitch fork, with MiNARD'S LINIMENT,
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MINARD'S LINIMENT.
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Bathurst. 10.33. ,
Sunday &heel Teacher -"Now
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Ann-"Oorsets, Min."
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Darr
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Being a fanatic may be merely
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Inquire For Yourself.
The wife of a wealthy manufac-
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help of a new floorpolisher, "Do
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five persons broke their limbs due-
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down' tho grantl eteirease. It was
who polished the floor and the
stairs.'"
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Writo for Information.
It's cheaper to raise colts than to
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An Excellent Excuse.
The late ,Sir Robert Ball enjoyed
a joke at all times, even against
himself. On one occasion he was
to lecture in a remote past of Iree
land, and on his arrival et the V011-.
tion, looked in pain for the ex-'
peete,d oonveyanee.
'When alt the other passengere
had dispersed, a be -110,011y Irish ser-
vant came up to him with, "Maybe
you're Sir Robert Ball?"
On receiving an affirmative reply,
the man broke out apologetically,
"Oh, sure, your honor, I am sorry.
I have kept you waiting, bta I was
told to look out for an intellectual -
looking gentlemen."
Only One nosensio Quorum,
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"Pat," said Sandv, "why as 6*
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woman like an Irishman going up
Vesuvins 7" `'Faith, and isn't ib
heeeuee he's trying to get at the
mouth of the crater1" replied Pea
Try Murine Eye Remedy
If you have Red, Weak, Watei.y Byes
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--Soothes Bye Pain. Druggists Sell
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Murino Ifye Salve in .Aseptic Tubes,'
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Neap Mitt:tries Linienent in the house.
She -"You puckered up your lips
so that I thought vou were going to
kiss me." He' -"No.; 1 get some
grit in nay moath." She -"Well,
foe goodnees 'sake, swallow it; you
need some in y-onr system."
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It eases the burning, stinging
pain, stops Weeding and brings
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Bak, moans cure;, Why not prover.,
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To oltpol obutincii rind l,iiorLi,nnl Wontri from colts, go
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