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OF INDIGESTION
Disappear When tile Blood
is Made, Rich, Red
and Pure
miseadeen !idea that daseativee
or drastic purgatives provide a
fil04 OUto lbhe cure of mdigeetion
is liarg'ely responsible for the 'Pre-'
valenee of dyspe,psia and other
stosnach disorders. Iodigeetion
calls for More thain a makeshift.
your stomach ineeds bone; ib can-
not a,Issorb nortrialsment from the
food you eat. To give new strength
to your „stomach so that it Ifilay per-
form -the work of digestion without
pain or distress, you mast enrich
the• !plead. 'Ilia is the tonic method
for etrengthening Nevelt stonuteles,
In eases of this kind Dr. .Williame'
Pink Pills for Pale People are the
beet medicine known. Every dose
makes new, rich blood, which not
only eerengthens the storriach but
buildup every peat of the body
as well, Here es an illustration of
what this medicine ca,n do : Mrs.
I. N. Brown, Dowville, N.B., says:
"For three yearn I wins a suffeee•r
from Climatic indigestion. I was
hungry all the time yet could take
very little food, and what I did
'take vas followed by great distrees
and nausea, My eleep at nigh,t was
broken, avad I often had profuse
nightesweats. The suffooattin'g feel-
ing Which often followed eating
would ciaiuse my beset to palpitate
violently. At times my hands and
face would become the color of clay
and I would be completely pros-
trated. I was ander !the care of a
good elector, who finally told me
the trouble Was incurable and that
the moat I could hope for was tem-
poraky relief. I was en these straits
wheat a friend advised me to try
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, I did so,
and used the pills .steadily for two
months. when I was again as well
• woman; and have since had no .re-
turn of the trouble"
• You; can gab these pills through
any dealer in unedicine or by nail
ab 50 eents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 from Tlie Dr, Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville Ont.
BIRTH oF RE» CROSS.
A Product of the Geneva Confer-
.
acme and Geneva Convention.
The Red Cross, of which we hear
much to-day'owes its real °Agin to
the great and terrible campaign of
1859, when Napoleon made it his
boast that he would free Hely
"from the Alps to the Adriatic." At
the great battle of MesgeMa over
ten thousand Austrians and some
five thousand French soldiers were
left dead and dying en the fields.
A 'Swiss gentleman, named M.
Henri Dunant, made a pilgrimage
to that battlefield,. and was an in -
'voluntary eye -witness of the awful
• carnage of the battle of Sollerino,
a bottle which lasted some sixteen
hours, ,and left some thirty thous-
and dead and wounded. Henri
Dunant realized that the medical
service of what., was probably the
greatest army in the world WaS
absolutely inadequate to cope with
the casualties, and he was at once
compelled to take ,some action -to
rectify the matter.
The result was that he wrote a
small book for private circulation,
. entitled, "Un Souvenir de Soifer-
ino," and this, together with his
private appeal, resulted in Napole-
on III. conamanding Dunanb to his
presence, where, with the great
Marshal McMahon, they seriously
talked matters over.
The reeult of this was a confer-
ence of the ,large powers, called to-
gether by the Swiss Federail°Gov-
ernment, at Nvillich Henri Dunant
placed his proposals. Out of this
Geneva, conference of 1804, result-
ed the ,Geneva, eonvention, under
which all'nteclical supplies and per-
sonnel in war time are protected.
Strange Growth.
"Pa, what's a feebly?"
"There isn't any such thing, Har-
old."
• "Yes, there is. It says in this
book that the young man had a
feebly gr owing clown on h
cheek."
The neat"
of Corn
—the sweet centers of
choice Indian corn; cooked,
seasoned just right, rolled
thin as paper and toasted
until they become golden
brown flakes—crisp and
delicious!
That's why
Post
• Toasties
are better than ordinary
"corn flakes."
Toasties are packed in
an inner container inside
the tight -sealed,
yellow carton—keeps the
food fresh and crisp for
your appetite e—
up rior
Corn Flakes
.—solt by Grocers.
Canadian Postum Cereal Co„. Ltd..
Windsor, Ont.
A, TorrviuG
Terrible Conditions Vflach Prevail
Throughout. Aeteffria.
The Vienna coerespoindent of the
London Daily IVLail describes the
terrible conditions which prev•aril
theoteghout Austria, and mote per-
tictilarly in Vanilla. He nays :-
"Panic rules to -day in Auseria,
The 'great, unysieldy, bankrupt) esti-
pire, dragged relootantly litre it
tame dog et the heels of Germany
into a world 'war, is in a sate of
desperate muddle and fear. Ilee
armies, baillehearbed• at •the first,
nowepee* mutinous, are beaten
back at every point, by Ruesitins to
the north and easib, by Serbs and
Montenegnin mountaineers to the
eouldi7
"The army 15 beaten as well •ais
discontented! And the Russian
avalanche drives on through Galli -
eat towards Vienna. And th,e Serbs,
reinforced by Russians ee•nt to there
up the Danube, are recedsr in Itheie
tu•rn to invade. Bosnia le in epee”
revolt. Trieste is paralyzed web
fear of Meath from the sea. The
Treatable awaits the Italians, and
the pitiful [Reale beenbardraent of
Belgrade continues, Symbol of
Austrian ineiffe•ctiversees 1'
"Austria is. bankrupt, ilie•o. En-
cumbered by 'debts the Gover,nreent
hass no erediee•asaywh•ere Trade is
ait s standstill. The banks dole out
driblets,. despite harried minting
and Is•sueng of paper. Hundreds of
thousa,nels of baseness sreen.are ruin-
ed by the war they hate. Vienna,
whose food problem, fo always seri-
cue, is menaced with famine. There
in only Tough army bread, and not
math of, that. 1Vieaneehitle, for the
misery of the •poor icead unemployed
priees are •seedily rising.
"In• utterfear the Government
has begun te fortify Vienna. Ar-
rangements have been made to in-
undate large tracte of low-lying
land around the city. On the
trenches -numbers of unemployed
have been given work. Bat not all
the unemployed -but a fraction of
them I
"Austria, realizes ithart she has
been duped, now •she sees that her;
bully is not the supreme force he
posed to be. Aghasb, ethe sees the
arms and the opinion of the world
aeldayed against her. But it is too
late. Austria, the oldest and
stateliest empire of our world, is
plunging to• shipwreek like some
hugs .storateciaught hulk, -without
mast., rudderless.'
BOY TELLS • SECRET.
Poignant Incident In a Preneh Hos-
pital Ward.
A poignant tale comes from one
of the Frencit hospital wards, A
mother called to see her -wounclecl
son and found hine in bed with Itis
head bandaged. ' '
"You suffer roue's, my son," she
inquired trern•ulouely,
No, mother," replied' the sol-
•dier. "Not meta."
"The day is fine," she said,
"will you come for a walk in the
garden 7" .
"To -morrow,
he re,plied.
The next day the mother came
again. Again she begged her eon
to come for a walk, and be frankly
told her to bend over so that he
could tell her a secret. "My two
legs and my left arm have bean
shob away, another," said the el -
cher, and the mother collapsed.
es--- •
BABY CRIED
CONSTANTLY
mo•ther, perhaps,"
Mrs. Simon Ailment, Mashke,
Ont., eaos : "My baby was 1111 and
cried continually till I began giving
her Baby's Own Tablets. They
worked a marvellous change in her
and she booms happy, gained in
weight and ell signs of sickness left
her. The tablets are the very
beet medicine I know of for little
ones." Baby's Own Tablets cure all
the minor ills of little ones such as
colie, colds, constipation and
indui-
geation, etc. They are sold by
medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from 'Dhe Di Wi1lisanss'
Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont.
• THOUGHTS FOR THE DAT.
All we have in the world hangs
on this war -Empire, country,
honor, our place in history, and in
the nations of the world; yet so
placed as we are we can neither
flinch nor come to any patched -up
truce. -Lord Rosebery.
There has never arisen an enier-
gency so trying to our best qualis
ties, so inspiring to our highesb
hopes and ideals, so gigantic and
portentous in the magnitude, the
duration, the scope, and the issues
which, hang upon it. -Me. A.•squith.
The German people never timele a
graver error -when they believed
that the honor of Great Britain was
a thing of the past, and that her
friendship was a thing of no 'value,
upon which no one could depend. -
Lead Ronaldsimy, M.P.
Againet a system so devilish 8,nd
destructive of true freedom Ger-
many would ,yet, ifree herself, and
•be reaceepted by other nations as
escaping from the toneequences of
the policy which had ibeen •forced
upon iher.-Rev. Canon Carne,gie,
The New Testamenb is nowhere
more impressive than where it in-
sists on the fact of man's independ-
ence. Is ills view the first step in
religion is for man to feel his help-
lessnees. Ohrietac first beatitude is
to the poor in spirit, --Henry Drum-
mond.
Memories of the Past.
The jolly old uncle was relating
some of the incidents of his earlier
life to his nephew. "01 ellthe wo-
men you ever met, unele,' seid
the young masabY V lelph were
"
you most -struck'?" "By yotir aunt,
my boy, by your aunt," replied the
old gentleman, dropping his yoke
and feeling the hack of his head
tenderly.
A. British Red Cross NIIrse.,
• The regulation dress of the Bra
tiet Red Gross nurse is mule of
dark little zephyr, the apron of thick
wi ite linen, with a red cross .sititeh-
ed on to the bib, which is paesed
under straps on the shoulders •a•nel
fastened at tale back of the evaiat•
A White ea.es and over -sleeves to the
elbow and a plain stiff white collar
complete the coseunne.
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Interest to All Women
Chest Colds, and lioarsness
Quickly [tubbed Away
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cot a cold?
• IS your voice raspy -is your chest
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If po, you are the very person that
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Et sinks right into the tissues, takes
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ItUb Nerviline over the Chest -rub on
lotaof it, and watch that tightness die -
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and sore, nib it wall outside wah
aIerviline, and use Nerviline as a gar.
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your voice and throat will be quickly
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Jut think of it -for forty years the
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colds sore chest hoarsnees and mns-
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Large family Size, bottle 50e.; trial
size 85c,, at all dealers.
Halifax Sends out a Message of Help
. to Many People.
Halifax, N.S., Dec. 15. --When inter-
viewed at her home at 194 Argyle St.,
Mrs. Ha.verstock was quite willing to
talk of her peculiarly unfortunate
case."I was alwaYS 'blue' and de-
preesed, felt weak, languid and utterly
unfit for any work. My stomach was
so disordered that I had no appetite,
What I did eat disagreed. I suffered
greatly from dizziness and sick head-
ache and feared a nervous breakdown.
'Upon my druggist's recommendation I
used Dr. Hamilton's Pills.
"I felt better at once Every day 1
improved. In six weeks I was a well
woman, cured completely after differ-
ent physicians had failed to help me.
It is for this reason that I strongly
urge sufferers with stomach or diges-
tive troubles to use Dr. Etunilton's
Pills."
Dr, Hamilton's Pills strengthen the
stomach, improve digestion, strength-
en the nerves and restore debilitated
systems to health. By 'cleansing the
blood of long-standing impurities, by
bringing the system to a high polnt of
vigor, they effectually chase away
weariness, depression and disease.
Good for young or old, for men, for
women, for children. All dealers sell
Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and
Butternut.
Applicable to the Kaiser.
The 55th Psalm has two verses
peculiarly applicable to the Kaiser
at the present time. The verses are
as follows :-"He haat pub forth
his hands •against sech as be at
peace with him ; he haeh broken his
covenant." "The words of his
mouth are smoother than bolter,
but war is in his hearb; his words
were eofter ehan oil, yet were they
drawn swords,"
Mem is always danger in sub-
mairinesithough the men 'who foam
theii crews would be the last, to
admit it. A eruieer may inane dash -
sing tip at 'full speed eight over the
Place where the under -water beat
is lying, and 'the first intienation the
men in tbhe depths would duive of
the feet would be !ehe !bearing of ths.
plates over their heads as the big
ship's keel bit into the steel, and
the oompartiments ftlling with wa-
ter se the submarine wept to the
• bottom •with a rusk, giving netaace
of the disaster but a few bubbles
Then ,alt any moment an explosion'
of gas may occur, and the crew b
maimed andeinjured; or the sub-
marine may rise •below another ship
and have her hull cruehed like an
eggshell; -while, finally, during a
c
live for an abbe*, she may lose
every ounee of her reserve buoy-
anee-as did A7 in Whit:sand Bay -
and remain feet at !bottom beyond
the reach of 'human aid.
Many Were Horrified.
A Britisher who has just return-
ed from Brussels has been inter-
viewed. He Speaks Belgian, Flem-
ish, anti German fluently, and has
thus 'been able to get about freely,
and also mix with the German sol-
diers. Many of thein, he •said, are
very much against the war, "Many
of us," said one, "detest the war.
All we want is to gob back to our
wives and children." Another Ger-
man soldier took him on one side
in a cafe and showed him his cart-
ridge pouches, "See," he said, "I
have not fteed a ehot. I have not
the heart todo so. It, is the read
Kaiser who has brought this upon
us." Many of the German soldiers
were horrified at, the Louvain. atro-
cities. "Ala, sir," said a reservist,
was awful, ibut .do not ibtaane us.
It is the officers and the N.C.O.'s
who wish thab sort of work to be
A Frightful Fire
oaueees 'widespread sorrow-likowiee a
lively corn causes much pain -the cure
"Putriam'e," • the old reliable Put.
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Non -Committal.
The teacher had worked that
morning explaining the injustices'
'done by Nero, and believed he had
anade an impression on the boye.
Then he asked questions-2'11ov,
boys, what do you think of Nero ?
Do you think he was a good maul"
No one answered. Then the teath-
er singled out a boy. "Charlie,
what do you 'think? Do you think
he'was all right I" "Well," re-
turned the boy, after a long wait,
"he never done nubbin' to stie,"
'HELP KEEP THE P07' ABOILING."
Mr. T. IL Gaines, the People's Poet, 16
destined to eet Canada, on fire with hts
war poems! Kis laet effort "Delp Keee
the Pot Abetting" (dealing with the Masi.
nese eituation) will soon be heard in every
village, town and city of Our land. Every
home, etore and faetory will become fem.
Mar with thie superb 's poem. It goes out
as the businese* manwar song. le,
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•
New Forentan--"Wh•at are ye do -
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ED, 4
ISSUE 44.-'14.
Willie in Trouble.
Little Willie had 'been very
naughty -so much no, in fact, that
Giber having reproved him several
times his mother was st last forced
to punish him severely. 'When his
Lather arrivecl home in the even-
ing he at once perceived !that Wil-
lie's eyes were su•spiciously red.
"What's the matter, teeny?" he
cried. "Oh, !nothing," responded
Willie uneasily. "C•osne'don't be
frightened," said the father in
coaxing bones, "tell me all about
ib; I 'want to knoW." Willie re-
mained silenb for some time, then
he suddenly burst out, "WeR, if
you must know, I've hael a, thun-
dering roW with your wife."
ImPon3i,vr1oN FOR INVENTORS
Messes. Pigeon, Pigeon & Davis,
Patent Solicitors, Montreal, report
that 117 Canadian patents ware
Issued for the week ending October
eth, 1914, 78 cf which were granted
to Americans, 24 to Ca.nadivins, 10
to reside•nts of foreign coanbriee
and 5 to residents of Geetut Britain
and colonies.
Of the Canadians who received
patents, 12 were residents of On-
tario, 4 Of Briti9,11 Colunab'
la 3 of
Nova Scotia, 2 of Quebec, 2 of Sas-
katchewan, tend 1 of Manitoba,
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First we noticed a rash on our child's face,
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\ neck. I thought it was
. going all over his body. It
;a.
was in red patches on his
tit fam, then pimples began to
• "'" form which brbke and inat-
t,er was running from them.
Ilis •face and head was a
mass of eruption and it
domed a very Intel disfigurement, also burn-
ing and itching. Thcrehild could not gob
alit sleep. • 1 triad civeral kinds of oint-
ments and powders bat with no success for
about twe monthS, The rash amen 10 got
Worse. Little blisters would form then
burst and a lot of cUschargo would come
out.
"We tried — Ointment and —
but to no geed effect. After the child ha4
been suffering about two months we were
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Ointment. After a feW applications ft gavo
relief and the child began 50 51 some sleep.
In about sin weeks CutiCura . Soap and-.
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Explained It.
Theee had been an explosion in a
powder mill, ,and the proprietor,
who was .sevay on a pleasure trip,
hurried ;home to make an investi-
gation. "How in the world did it
happen?" he asked the foreman of
the mill as he viewed . the wreek.
Who was to blame?" 'Well, you
see, sir," replied the foreman, `it
was in this way. Bill •wenainto the
Mixing -room, probably thinking of
something else,; and struck a,snateli
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sir,' was theecalra rejoinder of the
'foreman.
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WOMAN TELLS OF SPIES.
Naturalized Belgian Subject§ 'tent
Co ,GerocallY to Eight.
The Brussels Ctirra$ponclent of
the London Tele.graph publishes au
interview •with an Englieheenean
there who thus tells of the entry of
the Germans
"I am ,not likely to forget that
endleee etream through Britesels.
For eliree weeks, it Seerned to me,
they never ceased the steady
march. What., is triumph orgianiz-
ation! It was a perfect, niadhine
moving ;with aleno.et mathematical
regularity. The men looked well
and unrolled briskly. The hOPSeh
Were spaearlid animals in perfect
condition. -The artillery was end-
less. The commissariat ,mnst have
sufficed for an army twice as large,
The green -grey line was endlese-
Metee eaes with officals, motel
cars with guns, motor ears with
kitchens; motor ears eif .every size,
of eveey shape, loaded with every
eroneeivable Iform of stores,
'Now' it 'Was that bete spies came
into their own,. 'They had lived ;for
years in Brueciels. Very many of
them were naturalized Belgian Sub-
jects, but on the outhretek of war
they ;returned • to 'their country,
joinedetheir xegiments, and now led
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