The Clinton News Record, 1913-11-20, Page 4ANXIOUSTIMES
FOR PARENTS
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'Children Often Scam Pining Q
AW
aY
Ana Ordinary Ytedicine sloes
Not Help Thew
''. The health of
children between
of twelve and eighteen
:
the ages : years,.'particularly in thecase df
worry
source of serious.
girls,- isa w
to nearly every mother.Thegrowth and development,takes somuchofof
•eir etren 'h that- in many cases
th be going into
they actualllyy neem toi,s
a decline. Teo apx-'tits tickle,
brightness gives way to depre,s-
;' sion; there are often serious head-
aches, fits of dizziness, or ccca-
°sional fainting and a. complaint of
�
weariness et the slightest exert
-: tiou: Ordinary medicines will n
t
`r bring relief, The blood has •be -
owns thin and watery, and the
child n;ust have something that
will bring the blood back to its
narmal- eoitdition.' At this stage
noother medicine ---can equal Dr:
Williams' Pink Pills. Their' whole
mission is to make new blood,
r.
▪ which reachesevery ver Y Pa -t
of the
body, bringing back ' health,
strength and' energy. Mrs. James
Harris, Port Rowan, Ont., says:
"At the age of thirteen my daugh-
ter
look ver pale, and
ter .,began to
seemed listless and always tired,
She did not' takeinterest in her
school, work orin those amuse-
' meats of girlhood. 'In feet she just
' • seemed to drag herself ,about, com-
plaining of 'always being tired;
did not eat well, and did not sleep
well at night.' I took her to our
doctor who said she was anaemie,.
and advised me to give her Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills: She:
to
the Pills, for nearly two. month's,
when she was as well and lively as
any girl could be, gained nicely in
weight,
and has since enjoyed per-
fect health. I :a . quitesure that
what the Pills did for my daughter
they will do 'for other pale, weak
girls. I have also used Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink "Pills myself. With the
best results and can -only speak 'of
them interms of -greatest praise."'$
Sold by all medicine dealers• or
by mail at 50.:cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Wil-
liamrs'
Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont,
—^
HOW TO BE A CENTENARIAN.
Many Recipes on How to Live a
' Hundred :Years.
Ify ou want to know how to live
to be a hundred there are plenty
of people who have done it to give
you al'l'ies. The worst of it is than
every centenarian will give you a
different recipe. One will tell you
that he never smoked and never
touched alcohol,. and another will
UN- `.NIQUE. roW-WOW.
Manitoba Indians Pass Resolution
To Guard Agatinst, Eire.
Probably nowhere else in Canada
is there .a stronger co-operative
spirit in forest fire protection than
has been developed by the Chief
Fire Ranger of the Dominion Gov_
ei•nment among the rangers,, In-
dian's,
n
dians, trappers and packers of the
Northern Manitoba Fire District,
s a •Forestry branch :press bus -
say
letln:: The work among the In -
all
dians'has'been @apeul y beneficial,
for,in•,the past they were notoria i s-
ly careless, 'especially -in leaving
camp -fires burning. But, largely
owing to the energy and initiative
of the Chief Ranger, the attitude of
the -Indians has been changed from
one of indifference to one of keen
interest, en much so, that that,of-
ficial writes • "The conservation .of
Sergeant -Mayor
Under General French
Veteran of hoer War Who Loaf
Health on tho'VeIdt Tells • ."
Experience.
Good Advice for ,All Who Have Amid-
- gastlon or Stomach,. pleaders..
In his home at, Waldegr•ore; N'.S.,
no one is better known; than Sergt:
Major' Cross, late of the 4th Queen's
Own Hussars; Speaking _of the ;ill-
effects of a ' campaign •upon ; a man's
constitutidn; the Serpi-Major writes,
"I carved under General French dur-
ing the late Beer war, Iii the capacity
of Sergi: Major. It was perhaps ow-
ing to• a continued diet of bully beef,
hard tack, anis bad water, but at any
rate my stomach entirely gave"'out.•
I was in such a state that I could eat
nothing • without the greatest suffer-
ing. The army doctor§ did not help
s red-hot a me much, and since leaving the ser-
tlie forests has become a vice I have been very miserable. Some
here as real estate in the. months ago a friend told me he
to is outfew g
p
, indl-
tr
been a
ie
at sufferer from
Thad g
West.
R;ecetitl ,when treaty -money was g;estion until .lie tried Dr: Hamilton's.
Y
tieing.'laid to the Indians at ..Cross, Pills; they cured hitni'.I confeshet It
Lake, a special
1 council meeting of was without touch fath I boug
event _five to, eighty Indians was box,•but the I first
had dose
seen made
ft ae long
feel
c ' better than
celled,, at which an'_ animated dls- time. Dr, Hamilton's Pills complete
-
cession
cession of forest fire protection took ly, cured, and now I can eat every
place. The Chief Ringer writes: thing and anything, I have- reoom-
„vas in Pre- mended them to othe s and in, every
meetinga f
he
'While iso t
to
1e
been similar
'e alt
la
partythe remit ye
`d case an
Indian
Agent
!
gross, :''lies
e bet to the surprise of many mine
ecru,,
the meeting held ne interest till by
e all asserted their
a standing' vote,
willingness to help in the protec-
tion of the forests'from fire. The
chief and councillors wished me
eon:veeeto the Director of Forestry
at Ottawa this, their resolution,"
Whenever possible such councils
are attended by the.Chief Ranger,
and all Indians promising to co-
operate with the Dominion rangers
are presented with a metal badge
of office. The.most intelligent of
the Indians, are engaged as regu-
lar 'fire -rangers by .the Dominion
Government and do very conscien-
tious work. Although' the patrol is
difficult; being . done wholly by
canoe, and the weather is often in -
element the eighteen fire-rangers
in this district average about eight-
een een miles a day, including Sweden,
,
throughout the ummert • no During the whole season,al-
though seri-
ous
damage: was done by fire
though many incipient forest eh rhes
res
were extinguished,
speaks well for the efficiency of the
patrol and the value of the oo-oper-
ative 'spirit`iniiuleated in the In-
dians.
.
Grains 6f Gobi.
There never has been a cause
which Was'not injured by the' in-
discretions of some .of its • support
era. --Mrs. Snowden: -
Let us always bear in mind that
heroes and he ,oisrn are visible,' and
produced not in the; splendor of.
triumph, bitt:in'the anguish of ad-,.
versity.r-'Lord Roabebery.
Money is the last enemy that shall
never be :Mbdued, , While'there
:flesh there is money -or the' want
Of' mon'ey ; but Money is +always on
braid so len 'as. there.is a frrain
theg
-- mmnel.'Bu
t
e r. er... S
m'"•r"'easonab o d
l
Sore Chest Cured
in One Night
Broke, lip;a Heavy' Cold, Relieved'
Pain lathe Sider Stopped an'
Irritating' Cough.
"Anyone that "goes 'through all that
I suffered last whiter will appreciate
the value of'- a remedy that cures like.
Nerviline- cured •me." These are the.;
opening words of the solemn decler-.
ration of Pl,; P. Von Hayden, the well''
known violinist. "My work, kept. Ing
'out fete, at, night;'aied jriayingsln,.cold,
drafty places brought on'•a severe cold
that settled on my chest. had a ,
harsh, racking cough and severe pa,.-. blind eye toward him, were 'Dorn-
Therc'e.not a blessed thing im
this world -worth having without,
sacrifice. /he big people, the peo-
ple.:,that have the big things in life,
are those -that have paid or. are pre-
pared to- pay the big price for
them.—W. J. Locke.
A man should dare to live his
small span of life with little heed
of the common speech upon:him or
his
his life, only caring that his days
may be full of reality, and,his con-
versation of, truthspeeking and
wholeness,—John' Morley,
Plenty. ,
Tommy, 'having disposed of three
helpings of. sausage and doughnuts,
Quick, sure results attend the use : sat mournfullyregarding his empty
of Dr. Hamilton's ills, They cure(i g
in- plate.
Observing hie -pensive expression,
Aunt Sarah kindly asked: "Tommy,
won't you have some more dough-
nuts7"
"No'm" the 'poor lad replied,
with feeling 'emphasis, "I' don't
want them I got now.'.'
a y
disorders 'of the, stomach, correct
digestion, make you feel uplifted and
strengthened. To renew or maintain
health, Dr. Hamilton's pills 'always
prove a good prescription., 26e. per
box, five boxes for $1.00, all dealers,
or the Catarrhozone ' Co., Buffalo, N.Y.,
and Kingston; Ont. --
ascribe his man' years. to the feet
that since he was it boy he smoked
five ounces of .tobacco • a week and
drank four pints'of beer a day.
One old fellow will declare that he
has exceeded the allotted span sim-
ply because' he ate an apple every
day -"before breakfast and - had a
cold bath every morning, anotheer
will'put it flown to a boiling hod
bath every night and ia. co pf
strong 'tea before 'goin g bed,
while a dear old dodderer of 112 or
so will openly boast that he never
had a bath in his life, and insists
"that the secret is "salt and plenty
of it." A. Mrs. Rebecca 'Lew, of
Chesterfield, Essex, England, who
celebrated her hundredth -birthday
recently; gives yet another recipe,
and it is probably as good as any.
other, though it may not appeal to
every one. When asked the usual
question her reply wee,. "Hard
work, my dear, and happy with it."
Which is a veritable sermon ' in
little.
Minard's Liniment' Cures Diphtheria.
remained behind to look for Ruok-
el, on whose back were tent and
provisions. Ruckel had refused to
come with the other horses, and had
disappeared in the bushes ,to find
his own private way down. Two of
the men climbed up to see what was
going leeward; and since I found
waiting tiresome, I' tied. the horses,
and climbed up the ravine wall. I
could . ee'e nothing, so I climbed
down again, and walked along
the foot of the wall, when a
dreadful sight suddenly met my
eyes. •
Half -way up the wall, at the end
o'E a small ravine that ended _ab-
ruptly, stood Reekol, with his load
hanging loose, and his legs entang-
led in the ropes. He was trembling
from head to foot, and there seem-
ed not the slightest chance of get-
ting him up or down, to right or;
left. Above him on the slope were
my comrades.
The unfortunate horse had fallen,
tumbled down the slopesidewise,
load and all, and rolled about nine-
ty feet, He was lucky enough to
recover his foothold at the very last
moment; another inch, ' and he
would have been . dashed to pieces.
The small space on which Bucket
stood sloped downward; at any mo-
ment his strength.' might give cub,
and if he fell, he would no doubt
be instantly killed. I climbed up
till I stood under him; the others
out the ropes and lowered the bag-
gage to me, As far as I could see,
Ruokel was not much injured, luso
of course we wanted. to save'h
Just below him to the left there
was a small ridge; if' we could, get
him safely across it, a small ravine
led downward from it. ,Lying on
his stomach, and clinging to the
projections on the rook, Pagels dug
some steps in the sandstone with
my sheath knife, while Ruokel look-
ed at him as immovable as the
Sphinx. Then'Pagels crept down,
and tugged at the halter, I hardly
know what happened; there was
some scrambling, half in the, air,'
half on the rook; for a: mment
Ruckel lay floundering and kicking,
with his belly across the ridge ;
then he' was dragged into the ra-
vine and saved. Rubber must have
gone to the construction of a good
deal of his body, for the following
morning he was not even lame.
GU ARD TUB BABY AGAINST CUBS
The season for colds is at hand
and unless the mother keeps a con-
tinual watch over her little oness
cold will seize them and often more
serious results follow, • An occa-
sional dose of Baby's Own Tablets
will prevent colds,; or if they do
come on suddenly the Tablets will
clear the stomach and bowels dud
instantly relieve, the baby from
cold. The Tablets are sold . by
medioine dealers or by . mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville,,
Ont.
Hermit In' li,on'dbth. •
There was a harm t lb the., centrg•
of London only ,a few years agog,
according to the London.Of roniele,.
His heranatage consisted of e oel]'ar'
the rade vestige, of +u,' feanse inn;
�, for-
gotten
Streoti pullefl dawn and fo
gotten by its. owners,. 'He lived
there for a long eine, supported by.
sorttps "of:.food frost the ttudesme•m
of the neighborhood,. and might
have lived • there(' hanger still if;, a,,
jou�rnolist had net "'elbeoovered'"'
him. He; was interviie'wed', and pro-
'-for• the .work
tag�rapl"led to cl�tlh., .,
houss" 'aairthcritici i. ! nearly name
floor, who had hitherto 'turned a
darted through ray 'polled to ouch him from his hermmi-.
tae and make him clean and 're-.
g
iVE13VILIP) M eota,blie—a' process to which' he'
P .
-CU ieES .. succumbed. '
C; EST'
COLDS Unusual.
sides and settled in
my shoulders. I
used different lini-
ments, but 'none
broke. up my cold
till I used ' Nervi -
line. I rubbed:it
on my neck, chest, ���:<a... �.�• "Yours is a very uniesual case,"
and shoulders, morning and night, and said the doctor.
all'the pain disappeared. Realizing i "That so, doctor I Will I re -
that such a heavy. cold had run down cover 0,
my system, I took Ferrozone at meals, • h es „
and was . completely built up : and , Oh, y
strengthened. Since using' Nerviline 'Then what is unusual about it1
I have no more colds or pleurisy, and t "I don't seem able to find the
enjoy perfect health." ill htest excuse to •perata."
It's, because Nerviline- contains the 1 g
purest and most ` healing: medicinal •
because it has,. the power!
Principles,.
e U `.
T
rearm n .
New..
Now .•Advocated•
ForBron
hhlbis
Egyptians. Divided Day.
The early Egyptians divided day
and night each into twelve hours, a
custom adopted by the Jews or
Greeks probably from the Babylon-
ians.- The day is said to have been
divided into hours from 293 B.C.,
when L. Pepirus Cursor erected a
sundial in the temple of Qui:sinus
at Borne. Before water clocks were
invented in 158 B.C., time,was call-
ed at Rome by public- criers. In
England the measurement of time
wet; in early days, _entertain;
expedient was by wax candles,:
three inches burning an hour and
six wax oandl'es burning twenty-
four hours—ascribed to Alfred, 886.
of sinking through the pores to the I kernel of the pain—there are the rea-
sons why it breaks up colds, cures b
lumbago, stiffness, neuralgia, sciatica,
and rheumatism. Refuse any •subati-
tute, your: dealer may suggest—insist
on Nerviline only. Large family size
bottles, 600.; trial size,- 25c.; all deal-
ers, or The Catarrhozone do., Buffalo, '
N.Y„ and, Kingston, Ont.
t . Bind Words.
Sneak kindly in the /nominee it
will lighten all the care of the day,
turn sorrow into gladness, make
household, professional and.all
other affairs move along more
smoothly, giving peace to the' one
who thus speaks, and grateful joy
.t
to him who hears. Speak kindly a ,
the evening hour, for it may be that
before the dawn of another dev
some tenderly loved one may finish
his or her span of life. for this
world, and then it will be too late
to retract an unkind word, or even
to seek forgiveness for an injury in-
flicted upon the heart of a loved
friend departed. , -
is. Having Wonderful Success, and Is.
Making Most "Remarkable Cures.
For bronchitis a different form of
treatment is now advocated. It con-
sists of a scientifically :devisedvapor
that penetrates to the uttermost re-
cesses of the lungs and bronyhial
tubes. Every. spot that is sore, every
surface that is irritated is at once
bathed with soothing • balsams and
healing essences that make chronic
bronchitis an impossibility.
This treatment now souniversally,
employed •in bronchus, throat trou-
bles, colds, etc., is called CATARRH-
WONEI. Ti acts just as air of the
Suspense.
FIe-Darling, why are you so
sad 7
S'he (gulping clown a sob) -0h,
dearest, I was just thinking this
will be our last evening together
until to -morrow night!
F10 OT BM..D
IN PU1C[S
Very Itchy. When Brushed, Dan-
druff All Over. Hair Came Out in
Great Bunches. Cuticura. Soap
and .Cuticura Ointment Cured
Head in Three Weeks..:.
15 Hallam et., Toronto, Ont.-•.' About..
two years ago the dandruff began. My head
got worse and scabs formed on it which
madeltbaldln.places. Items
very itchy and gave me a
tendency -to scratch it Mike,
made it worse. I always bait
to wear my hat whether In the
Loose at work or•out, W hen -
ever I brushed my hair it sent
the dandruff all over. The
Bair came out in great. bunches
until Ames •nearly bald and
when it was, at its worst it, came out roots
and all. -', • '
"Itrled=which made it worse than be-
fore. d -tried several ,things after that but
they were no good. After nine months like
this I had hardly'any hair left whoa ono day '
' I happened' to see the alt vertisement' of.:
Cuticura, Soap and Ointment in the paper. '
I straigitfivuybent for a sample. `After, Brat:,,
washing with the Cuticura' Soap I;� applied'
some Cuticura Ointment and I could feel•
a groat'rolltfr After fhilshing the sample I
went and got a cake, of:Outicura/Soap and a `
box of Gutlgura,Olntneent. In three 'week!,
they had cured, my' head." (Signed) B,
Dorn. May 10 1013. `:
Cuticura Soap and OI (anent dono much
for peer complexions, red, r.. gh hand d'
dry, thin and falling hair
;that,it •is. almost trim
A single set
where. For
52-r, h" k
Liquid Sulphur
pine woods acts, as a healing antisep•
tic remedy . for all diseases of the
breathing organs: '
Just think of it—a remedy thatcan
be , carried with- the very air you
breathe to the seat of bronchial or Ca-
tarrhal inflammation. A remedy pow-
erful enough to kill germ life and yet
so healing that disease flees before it.
Catarrhozone is truly n wonderful re-
medy. In many lands it has won its
way, and is affording grand results to
sufferers from colds, catarrh, throat
weakness, - asthma ,and 'bronchitis.
There is. no . sufferer from a .grippy
cold or any winter ill, that won't find
a cure in Catarrhozone, which is. em-
ployed by physicians, ministers; law-
yers and public men throughout many
foreign, lands. Large size. lasts two
months and costs $1.00; and is guaran-
teed; small size 500., sample size 25c.,
all storekeepers and druggists, or The
Catarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N.Y., and.
Kingston, Canada.
•
.is rapidly overcoming the old time pre-
judice of the floatore : and... professional
nurses as a handy home remedy. LIQUID
SULPHUR is being - used extensively - in
many of the hospitals as a disinfectant.
;
LIQUID SULPHUR le also -a perfect
anti -septic, 'tl .1, used for cleansing orate..
and braises,' and as an aid for healing.
LIQUID sura 'IUP taken according to
directions is an absolute cure -. for BG•
7EMA, RHEUMATISM and kindred troub-
les. Price 60 Gents per bottle, For sale
all druggists, or remit direct to LIQUID
SIMPIIIIR, 16s Bay Street, Toronto.
st.-
- Hamed at Ln
ESI
"Now they claim that the human ;, 1 AONE;s, MIDDLESEx COUNT
edy 'contains, aulphUr. �' Soil mixed loam, 1 acre Bulb,
'In. ,- t sores orchard,:woU watered, wire. fen
Dunt[" �: "brick li se outbuildings; we
what: a+m 11
S story ri ou ,
"Oh, in varyi;eg gnarititiea. situated: Mee to' -.London --Market:'
miles • to Electric Raihvsy, East/ tt rue,
e , thatApn'y The Wt� rn ea s w o: ,ec q
hotter "matches, London. Oct.
„
"Well, they account for
ar
EMS
'17:0:1ityy;�flnYotaml Pkrid'�-•
comb:101
nnsimU t
fa,onrlshnreit
ants paiatabittty,
,Just heat - these serve.'
minimum, tteable.
and coat, . et
EDUCATION..
-: LLIOrr'F BUSINESB..'COLLEGII, T0•
l,4 route, oanada's painter : Oommea
etal.School. Magnificent .Catalogue free,
FAaMS' FON SAL',
H. W, DAWSON, NInety. Coinorne Street,
T a roT w ,'gT. To • BUY•' on $Eire 4
$. Frust, Slocic, : Grain, or Dairy' li"arm,
write. IT. W.. Dawee,', .Brampton, Sr 90'
Colborne St„ Toronto. -
a
Colborne St, Toronto. W. DAWSON,
ton Real E t tS E h nge.
some girls ma'kiit .
than others,
Ravi Raining=
Don t i�a�i
Minard's Liniment 0o., Limited.
G'entlemen,—In July 1906.I was thrown
from aroad machine, injuries mg hip
and back badly and was obliged to use a
crutch for 14 months. ' In, Sept. 1906 Kr.
Wm. Outrldge of Lachute urged me to
try •SLXNARE'S LrrsmutNT, which I did
with the meet satisfactory results and
today I am: as well an ever in my life.
Tours sincerely,
his
MATIDIEW x BAINES.
mark
RUCREL'S ''ADVENTURE.
Swedish Naturalists Have An Ex-
citing Adventure in Patagonia.
This highly exciting accident hap-
pened to. a party of Swedish natur-
alists who were exploring the little-
known regions of Patagonia. Mr.
Carl •Skottsberg describes the ad-
venture in "The Wilds of,Pata-
gonia." .
At random we,; cut across" a pla-
teau to reach the river. Arrived at
the edge of ,the canon, we'sa' the
river whirling along 460 feet be-
low. How' were we to get down!
Nowhere weed we see a 'passage;
�� i fell away
everywhere': the barranca •
almost vertically. ' Jtist below our
there was a candy
er
toavev
feet, 1
,
i fe
11
U ile9' W
hch
some bushes;
r
slope -with
off at an angle of forty-five degrees;
what came below that we could not
see. But Pagels assured tis that he
could see a "very good place," and
we started to slide down.;
All went well for a 'while, al-
though. it was not easy to.make the
horses understand, what a fine way
we haddtound for them. lent after
a fey. minutes we found ourselkes
iced
at the top of a. hard, nearly, vert
sandstone wall. To turn: back was
out of the question. Fortunatel�yy
TS, furrowed by small
,the bar�ra`nca, sM1 floods,
stream's during the spring
and we could perhaps climb down
ono . hfthe- little ravines, where
.rF '
Driven To It.
"Don't blame me, judge, your
honor, for appearin' before you in
this conditi'on,' My wife drove, me
to drink,"
"She did, old How • did she do
iti"
"Well; she kept noggin' at 'me to
go out and -look for a job till I got
so blamed nervous and upset that
I'didn'•t have no control -over my -
telt."
SHORTER DAYS IN LONG AGO.
Contained Only. Ten Hours 56,000,-
600 Years Back.
•• STAMPS Ater °Dill,
CI TAMP COLLECTORS-BONDRED nil.
1.-1-forent Foreign Stamps. Catalogue
Album, only Seven• Cents. Marks Statue
r!- Moronic
Get GIN .PILLS NoW, NEWSPAPER FOA SALE,
OTTNTRY WEEKLY NEWSPAPER rem
,.
and be free of pain all' winter. Mr. ; C seta in good.Ontario townExcellent
Robert Wilson, of xardfleld, N.B., opening for man ofCompanyenerg,yTorontWri
o;te Wilson
says: "It affords me ;great pleasure
Pnblra ing
to convey, not. only to you hut, also to MlacF,.t aNFat}
all sufferers from Backache . and' ANGER, TUMORS. LUMPS, ETC„
Tth umatism the great: relief I have internal.' and; external, cured with.
ern- pain by' our `home treatment Writ.
us before too late.. Dr. Antlman Medical
fe Limited" enitintrwoed, Ont
CALL ALL- STONES, KIDNEY AND CLAD.
Ser Stones. ICidney 'trouble, Gravel,
Lumbago and kindred ailments positively
cured with the'new .German remedy,
Sanol; price $L.60. Another new remedy
for Diabetes-Metlitne,. and sure euro, it
' Sanot's .Arita -Diabetes." , Price .$2.00 from
druggists or direct. The,Snnol Manures.
tiring Company of Canada, Limited,';
Winnipeg: Man.
e
obtained from.the use of GIN PILLS.
I feel thankful to you. I recommend
GIN PILLS to anyone suffering as I
did."
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if you write National Drug and Chem,
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"I," she:. said, "can. trace ances-
try baok to armor and shirts . of
mail..."I started to 'trace my an
eestry back once," he replied, "'but
my wife made me' stop when I got
to the shirt sleeves and overalls."
Try Murine Eye Remedy
If you have Red, Weak, Watery. Eyes
or. Granulated: Eyelids: Doesn't Smart
—Soothes Eye . Fain. Druggists Sell
Murine Bye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, 50c.
Marine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes,
25c, 50e. Eye Books Free by Mail.
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No Occasion for Worry.
"`They say when a man is drown-
ing he thinks of every wrong act he
ever committed."
"Well, don't worry; they'd have
ample time to rescue you."
minard's Liniment cures.. Corset In Cower
Bad Situation.
"I. don't know how we'll face our
neighbors when they return."
"What has' happened 7"
"We were taking care of their
eat and their parrot. Yesterday
the oat ate the parrot and then died
of indigestion."
In a lecture at the Royal Acad-
emy in London, recently on the
movement of the . Stars, Professor
H. H. Turner` stated that 10,000,000
years ago there were but sixteen
hours to a day and twenty-nine
days' to a month.
Some 10,000,000 years before that
the, day was ten hours long, end
going back still further into the re-
cesses of time, 'it was reduced''to
one' hour. That, • explained' Prof.
Turner, according 'to The London
Chronicle, was when the earth and
melon were, close together—when
they had recently parted company,.
in fact, and rhad 'started, on their
career as separate bodice.
The principle, said' Prof. Turner,
applied to a very large class of,
bodies in the sidereal system -the
double soars. Astronomers knew
two Stars in the sky so close toge-
ther that et never had been possi-
ble to separate one from another,
even :through the best telescopes,
though it was'' known that one of
e, an
'hOle, i' stones ail' .,loose b oe s p
l'down at ,the slightest touch, and
made the,'descent perilous.
and: work to for_,.
dunned
Dr. )los-se's
Indian Root Pills
are pet the right medicine for the
children. When they aro constipated
A SAD TRAGEDY; them was very ,coneiderably•bragb't-
ped on. Why not use "Putnam'e Horn posed d- ---- one Wile 8
orbit around'' the other.
At the other end of the scale
titers 'were some stat's,.that had not
completed 'their orbit in the century
since they were des ribed by Hors
°hell, •Same of them might occupy
200 or 3.00 years, and there were
even instances in which the orbit
would occupy t,housauds of years,
The cause' el Cho changes in the
-length of oat, clay, said Professor
It often happens -your sore: Dorn is step- •er-thaan the. other, -and it wee sup
-
asleep
• an
Extractor." It cures in ono. day. Abso-
luWly no pain with "Putnam's." Use no
other,. lie, at all dealers.
There are times when our oon-
s'ciences must regret the fact' that
they can't talk above a whisper.
• Minard's Liniment Cures- Distemper.:
Too Costly.
-when their kidneys are out of oder
—when over -indulgence in skims
favorite food gives them indigestion
—Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills will
quickly and surely put them right.
Purely vegetabletthey neither sicken,
weaken or gripe, like harsh purgatives.
Guard your children's health by
always keeping a box of Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pinsk' the house, They ti
i!eep the Childress v.Yier.
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,,pr
give my cook fur a wedding ,e-• en 'the ,,.alae. s rotation The moon
sent.
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"tha h, no. It mustn',tcost aS much parle the other because, she
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Don't Be Sad.
Upon the sadness of the sea
The sunset brood's regretfully ;
From the far, lonely spaces slow
Withdraws the wistful aeterglow.
So out of life the splendor cures,
So darken all the happy skies;
So gathers. twilight, cold and
gern,
But overhead the planets burn.
And up the east another day
Shall -chase the bitter clack away ;,
What though our eyes with tears
be wet
The sunrise never failed us yet.
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"Laughte'r," says a writer, , "is
the sound you 'always hear when
you diose your hat clown the
street,”
The blush of dawn may yet re-
store"
Our light and hope and joy once
more;
Sad soul, take comfort, nor ter -
get
That sunrise never failed us yeti'
REMEMBER 9 The ointment
you put on your child's skin gets.
intothe system just as surely as
food the child eats. Don't let
impure fats and mineral coloring
matter (such as many of the
cheap, ointments contain) get
into your child's blood I Zam-
Buk is purely herbal. No pois-
onous coloring. Use it always.
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A HOUSEWIFE IS JUDGED BT HER KITCHEN.
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"Joseph," said the merchant
to
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best references, "the bookkeeper
tolls me that- youhave lost the key"
of the safe, and he cannot get at -the
books." `.`,Yes, site one of them.
You gave Me two, you remember "
"Yes, I had duplicates made,
ease of accident. And the other I" •
"Oh, sir, I took caro of that, I was
afraid I, might lose one of .them,.
'you know." "And is the ,etiler all
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there was no danger of it being:
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