The Clinton News Record, 1913-06-12, Page 6AFTEI EFFECT
' OF FEVERS
Banished Through tho Ilse of Dr,
Pink Pill
Following wasting disease -a such
as fevers, meny people find it diffi-
cult to regain their fernier strength.
They became breathles,s and tired
out at the least exertion; their ap-
petite is fickle -and they often feel
as though death was staring them
in the face. The trouble lies with
the bleed which has not returned
to its norasal condition and Is deck-
ing in the red, corpuscles without
which good health is impossible.
It is at a time like this that Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills provetheir
great tonic value. Every dose helps
to make new, rich, red blood, ahich
means health and -vitality. Mrs,
Theodore Foley, Athens, Ont.,
,says: "Following an attack of ty-
phoid fever I was left in a vela
weak and disheartened condition,
The smallest exertion left me worn
and tired out, and I was hardly
able to get around, and -naturally
felt despondent. I decided to try
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and they
. proved of the greatest benefit to
me. I mu now aa well a.nd strong
as ever, and can do all my own
work, and as we live on a farm, it
goes without saying that there is
muclate do. I feel, therefore,that
I cannot say too mueli iopraise of
Dr. Williams! 'Pink '
,
If you. are miffering from the
after effects of fevers, la grippe, or
' any acute disease, you should be-
gin to get new ,strength to -day
through the tonic treatment with
Williams' Pink Pills. Sold by
all medicine dealers or by snail at
60 emits a box or six boxes for
B2.60 from The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., BroekvillOnt.
TIIOUGRTS ON BUSINESS LIFE
Integrity, Generosity, Humanity,
Consideration for Others.
Before a, young man or woman
•makes what we call a start in life
there should be some earnest
thought on this point. A business
career, it is often. assumed, must
in its -very nature be selfish.
Enough if we can atone by Setele
disinterested use of leisure for the
selfishness of our working house:
Many pieple• have abandoned the
notion of taking a lefty view _of
business life. "Business is busi-
ness,' they say, as if the remark
were the last word of wisdom and
there is nothing more to be said.
But when this business life of oura
is just beginning we may take a
• noisier and more wholesome view..
• 'Let as fix it firmly in our thought
that business is service. To do
bunsi, to serve our fellow -men.
There is room in awry busines's life
for a oharacter ase integrity, gener-
osity, humanity, consideration of
• others.' Get the,perspective right
See that hero also first things can
be kept in the first Daiwa and there
is no need to thrust ideele into the
background:
• BABY'S TEETHING TIME
Mothers find baby's teething a
:source of great anxiety—the little
one becomes restless and nervous;
he beeoznes eross and, cannot sleep,
and sometimes cougipation"
rhoea, wale or convuhioes seize
him. Baby's Own Tabletigwill pre-
vent all this. They regulate the
stomach' and bowels; allay the fev-
erishness, and baby will cut his
teeth without pain or worry. The
Tablets are sold by medicine deal-
ers or by mail at 25 cents a box
, from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Cm, Brackville, Ont.
Nailing a lie won't always keep
it down. •
m08uaels10 $oJnO IMILUIM1 1,paeu155
A Tip.
If a girl worked half as hard to
please a man after marriage as she
does before marriage, lots of law-
yers would starve to death. '
Beauty ofSkin
Beauty ofHair
ort4
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44‘,
01110.ift=
Pre:scrye.:410y
Assisted by an occasional use of
Cuticura Ointment. No other emol-
lients do so inuch'for poor corn-
plexions red rough hands daridruff,
and dry, thin and falling lair,
tat= saan e'rrai Ointment oro 5010 throughout
fhe Meta. A 'Mere.' sample et each, with 32..pege
, )moklet on the 0.00 la01 trontmont of the skin and
semp, sent 1-mm4.o. AMIrmul2otturDrug od °Min,
Core., Dcer..15.D,meatoll, If, A A..
DOCTORS THOMBATCANCER,
. ,
THE ',olsrLy cum AT TIE PRE;
SENT TIME IS THE KNIFE. '
" •
Pes-Sible the Family Doetor Is
Simasible for Many
Deaths,
3 -
At a meeting held in the Harvard
Club; New York, recently, some
headway was mitcle in what prom-
ises to be a'country-svicle canspaiens
againat cancer: It is planned to
combat the 'disease by the wealms
that have been most effective in
fighting tuberculosis. The public
probably needs no estimation to the
fact that cancer is one of the dead-
liest of diseases, but it does require
to be taught that the only cure for
cancer at the present time is the
knife. It also needs to be taught
that a case of cancer is not neces-
sarily fatal, that thousands of
eases are cureclesvgry year by sur-
geons, and that nearly: all ca,ses ettrr
be so mired if the surgeen is gieen
his chanca in tinae. When the knife
does not cure eaneer it is because
the disease has become so far ad-
vanced that the growth cannot be
removed without danger to some of
the organs of tho body, or because,
the operation is not drastic enough.
An operation that :removes merely
the growth without also excisin,g
the surrounding healthy flesh,
where the roots may have spread,
is worse than useleSs. If is fatal.
Don't Wait Too Long.
Under a benevolent despotism it
might be possible to abolialt fatal
cases of cancer: If some elnlighten-
ed dictator eauld force the whole
population to undergo periedie ex-
aminations by eompetent cliagnoe-
ticiaes the disease would be detect-
ed in time and operations would
save 99 per cent. of the -victims of
the disease. Some allowance would
have to he made, probably, for
those Tare cases that manifest
themselves in poetions sif the body
whence it would be inposeible to
remove them. Since the age of en-
lightened dictators ha a passed, the
only eourse to pureue is to educate
the people to the daliger of waiting
until the supposed harmless lump
has begun to pain before ceasulting
a elector, and to the necessity of
consulting a ineclieal ma who is an
expert in cancer. Credit ought to
be giten to a geeat Americasi in-
surance company, which insists
that very policy -holder be examined
at least once a year by the com-
pany's physicians. Should disea.se
be discovered the insurance is not
cancelled nor the premiums increas-
ed, but the patient is given „warn-
ing, and can take the necessery
SuSpielous Little Lumps.
• Through this examinatiov many
cases of cancer have been detected
early enough to he cured by the
knife, The point is that the com:
Dana's physicians recognize eancin
in small lamps that had giv'en no
pain thwthe persoes examined. In
some ewes they said that the fam-
ily doctor had warned them of the
danger of meddling with thestilit-
tle imps until :they gave them
pain. Experts say, however, that
very ciften when cancer .beeemes
'minima it is too late to •eperat,e, In
this way it is possihle that the -fam-
ily doctor has been partly respon-
sible for many 'deaths from. cancer.
Ile ,,sometimee ehares the Ms
prejudice to the knife, arid his per-
sonal experience -has taught him
that by the time cancer is brought
to his attention , it is .the late to
Operate . The ceaumittee formed
from the 'Congress- of Physicians
and Surgeons of the United States
will endeavor to inform the public
of theme:neer experts in a• district
and is likely to make grants :of
money to hospital& that will snake
a. specialty of cancer diagnosis.
Campaign of 'Eduefition.
It is saicl'that there will be un-
limited funds to assist the move-
ment atd in view of the fact that
Cartcea' Research Fund haa all
the raOrmy it can use, there is every
reaSLM to 'believe that this new cam-
paign will not be crippled.for lack
of financiad support. The new ers
ganization does not plan to .dls-
cover a euro nor to undertake in-
vestigations with a view of iiiterea,s-
ng the suii of medical ,knowledge
n the disease."( It will act on the
principle that the onlyoure for San-
er sat the present time is by sur-
Oy, aed that ne4r1y all muses Can
e mired if they are rec,ogniz,ed in
ime. Its experts will make 'ex-
minations looking for ceneerous
rowths, and the nuedicaland daily
)0e00 of the, country will be used to
ducate the.public to the neceSsity
f aperiodical examination by spe-
ialists. Pant of the fitrisiss at its
isnosal win he •spent in: exposing
he quack remedies, and the publiC
ill be told that X-ray, radium
nd all other agencies except .the
nigeon's lance a,re useless except
or some cases' .01 cancer of sthe
dn.
The Knife the Only Cure.
It might be said that they are
orSe than useless, for the reason
nit a victim of cancer is apt to
erste his time an drugs, and so
ermit eaeber- to vow larger
nd more malignant until a cure by
usgery is impossible. The moot
iistworthy statistics do not show
let cancer is increasing- with great
apidity. They -indicate that the
ercentage of it is fairly constant.
he fact that medicine and surgery
eve mado groat strides in recent
ars s explains why more people'
ye to what naight "be caned the
neer agse, ,and this is why Mere
:Delo are found te have canner.
iagnosis also has improved, and
aths from cancer aro no longer a
attributed to other cauaes. The
es,neer age may he said to begin
about 85 or 40. is' safe to say
that when a mail or woman has
reached this ,age every lump that
appears anywhere 00 the body and
does not speedily disappear should
be regarded, with suspicion and
that an expert ahoula be celled to
examine it. If this advice Were
generally foliwed the death rate
from cancer would be immedia,thly
reduced by 50 .or 75 per cent,.
111.EW TILEIVIS'ELVES UP.
German Soldiers CUM' Cordite the
Explosive.
One' of the troubles of most Euro-
pean armies is that those 'soldiers
who cam get hold of it insist on
tieing that terrible explosive cox -
(lite as if it were a sort of chewing
• Its popularity is due to the fact
that when chewed in amall quanti-
ties it has a stimulating and ex-
lilitirating effect, like small doses
of alcohol. Its taste, too, is sweet,
cordite being three-fifths nitro-gly-
cerine, an ekplesive which is sugary
ot the taste. ,
When chewed in large quantities
Oerdite beeemes more poiverful in
its effects, bringing on blfssful
state, of ecstasy, and Sometimes
melting the victim -of the habit see
visions. But the real danger of the
• habit lies in the foot that though
nitro-glycerine will- only explode
when given a very hard blow or
touched by -an electric- ,spark, theee
is always a poegbility that the
grinding of exceptionally head
teeth night provide the necessary
hard blow, Withiio the lost few
years at least three soldiers—two
German and one Austrian --"-have
been blown to bits, the use of. cor-
dite as a, elm:wing-gum being the
suspected C111190.
Keep Your Friendships.
Do not allow your own friend-
slgps to lapse—toe many do nob
cherish our friendships while we
have them. We subject them to
strains. We undervalue them as
we do all things that we feel we
own. We accept them in a spirit
of lethargy or worse, and. when the
friend is finally driven from us too
often we put up a bitter plaint
about ingratitude. There are a
great many things that a decent,
self-respeeting friendship will not
stand. If we allow ourSelves, feel-
ing sure of ,the devoted chum, to
meanie the unpleasant fault-finding
manner, why should we oxpect any -
Male ±0 wish to aiteapposite its at
dinner and listenao, our grurnb-
lings 7 • When frieeds depart --
friends that nipperently cared for
us—it is because we have beeerne
unbearable, although this easy be
furthest from our perceptions.
They have sought more cheerfel
company, and it is eight they should
de so,
PUT AWAY .PICELES.
Mathentatidats Figures Out • the'
Nod Question. '
If any one requires a elear head
it is a- teacher of mathematics. Re
must reation in the abstract, es it
Were, and full concentration of
mind ie necosso,ry if correct results
are to be forthcoming.
• A man writes:
• "I ani a teacher of mathematic:a
a.ral for 15 years paior to four years
ago, I either took a lunch composed
of cold sandwiches, pickles, etc., to
school or hurried home and quicary
ate a. hot dinner. ,
"The result was that I went to
my afternoon work feeling heavy,
dull of brain and generally out of
.Finallyer I learned about
Grape -Nuts food and began to use
it for my noon -day lunch. '
"From the fast I experie.nced a
greet change for the better. The
heavy, unpleasant feelieg anal sour
stomach caused by the former diet
disappeared. The drowsy languor
and disinclination t,o work Boon
gave way to a brightness and vire
in my afternoon work, a feelinig
entirely new to me. •
"My brain respobde prinnsaly to
'the requirements pat upon it, and
what is otareire importance, the re-
sults have been la,sting and more
satisfactory, the longer I have used
Grape -Nuts as a feed.
"My -wife had been suffering from
weak stomach aecompanied by sick
heiicloolies nearly all her life. She
is invariabie relieved of these when
she sticks to Grape -Nuts, either
eaten dry or with milk. Her 'stom-
ach has gradeally grown stronger
and her headaches less- frequent
since she 'began' as eat Grape -
Nuts." "There's a Reason./' Name
given by Canadian Postern Cm,
Windsor, Out: Read the booklet,
"The Road to Wellville," in pkgs.
Ever road the above letter? A new ens
appears from time to time. They aro
Genuine, true, and full Of human Interest,
Impossible.
"I should thinks you 'couid get
id of that young moan before 21
o'clock,".
"That shoswa you don't know
?Charlie very well, mother. When
he gets started' talking about' him,
self there's -no stopping him."
She Was Helpless
For Two Years
itxhy Mrs. Balliwiff Recommends
Dodd's Kidney
She Could Find Nothing- to Cure
Iles, Rlieumatisin 'rill On a Neigh-
bor's .A.dviee She 'fried Dodirs
kidney Pills. •
St, WalburgSlc, Jun -i e 9 (pe:
, as•
cia,1).---"I can tauly recommend
Detld's Kidney Pills for any one
suffering frem rheumatism." Thos.'s
are the words of, Mrs, W. A. Bald -
wine a highly respected resident of
this place. And 1VIrs. Baktwin gives
her 1-ea0e0s :
was nearly helpless with rheu-
matism for two years," she Bastes.
"I get medicine from the do.ethr,
and tried seveval other remedies,
but nothing helped inc. Then one
of My neighbors advised ine to try
Dead's Kidney Pills. 1 bought four
boxes, and they helped me ahnest
from the first. • I have used nearly
'cissu-id
ceslojen boxm es end anearly
That rheumatiem is one of the
results of diseased kidneys iteagain
shown• in Mrs. 13alciwin's case. She
had headaches, stiffness of the
joints and backache, her sleep was
broken and enrefres.hing, and she
was alweys tired and nervous. 'Her
limbs swelled- and she was always
thirsty. These ere all symptoms of.
diseased kidneys. When she cured
her kidneys -with Dodd's Kidney
Pill's, the symPtems vanished—and
so didethe rheumatism. •
BORN CRIMINALS.
ProfeSsoir Tells the Marks of "Var-
ious Types.
If yew meet a man coming down
the etreet whose nose is large and
aquiline and perhaps a bit twisted,
whose lips are swollen and pro-
truding and whose ears are large,
:with large lobes, it might 'be just
as wise to right ;shout face and take
to your heels, for in all probability
that man is a murderer—potent-
ially if not actually.
If -the man raises his hat and dis-
plays a plentiful thatch of hair, if
it is not gray, if his forehead re -
macs and his skull is abnormally
large, eoraing to a noticeable point,
you can be sure HAI you have diag-
nosed his case eerrectly .and can
aebelerete your pace without laying
yourself open to the charge of cow-
ardice.
At least that is what Prof. Fred-
erick A. Bushee says. The thief
has the sable egglike head that
marks the murdered and the same
long arms and, big ears, but he can
be distinguished by his flattened
nose. Hie face is apt to show many
wrinkles, especially on the side of
the faee and in the forehead, prob-
ably ;Caused by the shape of the
skull. This is a mask of all born
criminals, as is the depression at
the base of the skull, which prob-
ably indieates a similar depression
in the bram.
The swincher can be recognized
by his 'thin lips. His features will
probably be asymmetrical, one side
of, the face being different from the
other. • This characteristic is not
confined to swindlers or to crim-
inals, but is one of the traits gen-
erally found in conjunction with
the others mentio,nest
, If a man is bald or gray hatred,
according to the professor, you can
be reasonably eertain that limit' not
a born criminal. Of comae he may
be of a class of unscrupulousanoney
makers, but he can't blame his
Wrongdoing on heredity.
A Business Read.
"Open the window, svalter; I am
roasting," a customer exclaimed
who had just dined at a Paris res-
taurant.
"Shut ft up, waiter; I am froz-
en," pretested a man who had just
sat down.
The waiter heiitated. The pro-
prietor settled the dispute at once.
•"Obey the misteiner who has net
yet dined," he said. "
—4.
Men Swear—Women Complain
Just because their oorus ache,-eaer to
cure them with Putnam's Cern Extractors
it acts painlessly in twenty-four hours.
For eorns, warts, and callouses the only
thing to "Putnam's"; try it, 25e. at all
dealer&
'
•
Always Too Late.
"Old chap, didn't your be,tter
judgment tell you not to, make that
inveatment 2' '
my better judgment never
tells me anything nail after I've
gone and madoeeefool of myself."
s
At the Yarmeuth Y.M.C.A. Boys' camp,
held at Tusket Falls in August, I found
mesteeras tastingete most beneficial for
sun hurn, an immediate- relief kr colic
and toothache. • ;
ALFRED STOICES.
Genera 1 Seer° Carr.
Love's Torments.
Neighbor--"Whatis Mamie eryin'
Mother --- 'That fortune-teller
told her that she's goin' ter marry
a tall, handsome, dark noblemati,
Neighbor --"Well, ain't that a
good fortune I"
Mother—"Yer'd think so; but
now she's broken-hearteti at the
thoaght of givin' up the ugly, little,
sawed-off, sandy -haired bricklayer
she's in love with I"
An egotiat' is a 'man who feele
sorry for the people who don't likes
GREAT MEN END YAMILY LINE
-Many Instances Prove ,Tliat
triens Alen Leave Ne
- When one considers how many
families, there are which trace their
ancestry in a direct line for many
generations, it is rather V, surpris-
ing ,fact that the is mot a single
living descendant in the male lino
of some of the greatest men the
world has ever produced.
For the preservation of our
regarding 'genius, it probably
ie far better that there. should be
no disappointing, ordinary persons
left in the world to represent the
men whorn We delight to honor.
To find a Milton engaged in the
insurance business, or a Byron on
the stock exebenge would jar dread -
'fully on one',a eense of the fitness of
things
The:following is a list of the illus-
trious men -whose :line never will -be
represented bn the earth again as
long as the -world stands :—
Clisemer, Shakespeare, Spencer,
Miibon,- Cowley, Butler, Dryden,
Pope, Cowper, Goldsmith, Bypon,
Moore, Sir Philip Sidney, Sir Wel-
ter Raleigh, Drake, Cromwell,
Hampden,- Monk, l'ethrberough,
Nelsen, Bellingbroke, Walpole,
Chatham, Pitt, Fox, Burke, Wash-
ington, Canning, , Bacon, Locke,
Newton, Hume, Gibbon, Macaulay,
Efogasth, Sir Jeshua Reynolds, Sir
Thomas Lawrence, David Garrick,
John Kernble, Edinund Kean.
s
WAR ON LONG HAT. PINS.
Vigorous eketion. "Taken by Atithori-
tiei in Vienna.
Same milder measdres have
proved ineffectual. against the dan-
gerously long, unprateeted hat pin,
the Auateian , Imperial and keel
authorities have decided to 'take
more viginous aetion. e
The Ministry ef Railevays has is-
eued an order that women wearing
each unProtected het pins shall not
be permitted. to ride on the Aus-
trian State, railways • until 'they
halve eenuoved the perilous pia. The
menagement of the Vienna munici-
pal tramways has gene even fur-
ther in direeting tramcar conduc-
tors to coessael such offenders te
leave the cer immediately. If they
refuse, the concluet•ora will call in
the police to remove thern by force.
Stomach Always Baulked,
Had Constant Indigestion
SMELL OF COOKING MADE HIM SICK
• -BILIOUS TWO DAYS A WEEK.
,eurati by Dr. HaMiltdn's Fills.
Mr. Clemmons' experience 18 not unue.
ual. Nowadays poor stomachs arm more
the rule than the. exception., But th
proper treatment is sure to make a. nuiek
Cure. You can always depend on Dr.
Damilton'e Pills, they reach the trouble
at onee, go right to businese, work while
you Sleep and have you feeling better if
hot cured mit morning.
"My fetid seemed to decompose in tar
stomach," writes Mr. Ralph Clemmone,
of Newbridge P.O. "I had a atomace that
failed in some way to perform its work.
Digestion seemed more or lest' arrested
and 5 grew sets, yellow, nervous. The
stomach became distended ant impeded
apparently the. aetion of -the heart, for
often at night it would do great stunts.
At times my head ached most terribly, A
friend who hid been cured of a similar
condition, advised me to' take Dr.. Haim
ilton'e rine regularly, which I did. , The
result in my ease was simply Marvelouti,
Dr. llamilton'e Tills removed the caned,
strengthened the stomach, excited the liver
to normal action, the kidneys were re.
leased of exoessive -work. Health soon
grew within me. can now eat, eleeD
and live like a live man."
Tk advised -use Dr. If amilton'e Pills -
they are sure to do you good, 23e. per
box, five for 5500, at all druggists and
storekeepers or by mail front The Ca-
tarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N.Y., and King,
sten, Canada.
Don't waste yetis: time carrying
about the time you have wasted.
Minard's Liniment Cures Caroot In Cows.
-Fortunately Pa is Rieh.
"So yon think, your daughter has
exeeptional talent."
",There's no doubt of it," replied
the fond motile'', "altiesugh we
cenq exactly locate it. The music
teacher says it's or painting and
the art teacher says it's for music."
Wheo ViUr Eyes.,Iteeteare
Try Marine Eye Retnedzr.' No Smarting---keela
'rine --..Adta quickly. Try it ,for Red., Weal:,
Watery Eyea and. (3ranulated Eyelids. Illus.
trate(' Book in each Package. Marine is
compounded by our Ocultets—not :sondem Med-
icine"— but used In successful DlOsieleas' Frac.
tied for many years. Now dedicates 10 050 Pub.
Ile end sold by-Min:gists at Me andSetr.per Bottle.
Murine Eye Salvo 1,o Aseptic Tube% zee and Dia
Niurine Eye Rernedi Co., Chicago
Four hundred -people lost their
lives in consequence of the typhoon
which visited the Philippiee Isles
lest October, and which caused
damage estimated at $25,000,000.
A well-traiped memory --one that
-admits of discreet forgetfulness.
Elinafd's Liniment Cures Colds, Ste.
1
- Sample free If you writs Natisem ores
Chemical Co. of Canada., Limited,
Tarente.
Whenever you feel a headache coming on take
INcifers
They stop headaChes promptly and surely. . Do not contain
opium, morphine, phenacetin, acetanilid or other dangerous
. dregs. 25-e, a box at your Druggist's. 120
NATIONAL DRUG AND' CHEMICAL CO. OF CANADA, LIMITED.
TELL PEOPLES A'GE By EARS,
They Continue le Gamy When :Rest
Persons who have large ears in
their youthful days are decidedly
unlucky, aamrding to students of
anatomy, fax no other portioix of
the human body is so ambitious in
its 'growth. We get old and shrivel
up and decrease in stature, hub the
ear still grows.
A eiverna,n with small ears nt
twenty probably will have mediums
sized ears at forty end 'large oars
as sixty. Again it is said, as the
result of. the examination of 40,000
pairs of care, that pyobably no per-
son in the world bas 0.9.1'9perfectly
matched. In most people the two
ears differ perceptibly, net only in
shasm, but la eize. Frequently they
are not plaCed-on the head at ex-
actly the same e,ngle or at the
same height.
lit is declared by those who home
aeveted their :time and abilities to
the study of ears that the age of a
person cam :be judged by them with
great accuracy by an expert.
After the, age of ten, eara assume
an increfteed form and give the clue
to the age of the owner. Nordaa,
Lembrese, end others, lay groat
stress upon the ear ftS an indication
of chareacter; yet some of the best
men,swe meet have outrageous ears,
While almost everybody can reseal
some bold, bad man of hie acquain-
tance who has small, well forraed
and well placed ears.
You will find relief in Zain-Buk I
' It eases the burning, stinging
pain, stops bleeding and brings
ease. Perseverance, with Zeit.
Buk; means cure: Why not prove
this 7, Ail 'Th'16Durs1s and StOrCe.....
bar,.
Objected to Red.
Little George had hist taken
place in the barber's big chais.
'To you want your hair out like
mine?" asked the rod -halved bar -
'No, theta< you," replied
George. "I don't want it eel, that
color."
tilnard's Liniment Cures Dinhineria,
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Tanner. STOCK, GRAIN AND DAIRY
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FA.gyugltwXySITES, V.VITH 010 WITHOUT
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MALE HELP WANTED.
AT ONCE -MEN TO LEARN BARBER
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Internal and external. cured with.
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Mitten buying your Piano
insist on having an
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L I M 1T E D faNTARIO
If You
ave Two or
More C
it will pay you to use the
STANDARD CREAM SEPARATOR
instead Of *Miming cream by
the old method. By using the
You will got 815 more profit from each cow per year-end this ie a kw
figure. Meet dairymen do much better than this with the Standard.
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It's 'the separator that lute made new world's reoorde fax (dose skim.
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You can
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the
• hottest
summer
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VI Cook -Stow
No Coal. No Ashes. No
t
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For best results use Royalite oil. Stock carried at
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