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Milk is powerful—powerful as a
rood because it, can 'generate'energy,
and the human system IS an engine,
Just what power, a supply of milk has
wa '•rrilcilrgly demonstrated in
oal,o i eiently, when a locomotive was
run by milk. Not a human locomotive
either, but an -iron and ',steel engine,.
pulling a train of five'cars for a dis-
tance of six miles and ,carrying two
hundred passengers in the coaches.
The demonstration was conllu uad 4y
the Health Commissioner: of Chicago
just to show what milk could do as a
fuel. The novelty of the test made it
Dizziness' Is
Nature's Warning
Headaches and dizziness are Na-
ture's warning of a disordered di-
gestion. If 'ignored, - chrenih ill
health may follow. Avoid this by
taking NI,AC, the world's grea-
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'Swill tone up your stomach, cleanse
your system ,uta build you up to
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Constipation
all the more interesting, for who would
think of' milk being able to run an
engine? Andyet it did run an Rngine.
It shows that all this talk of hygien-
ists :about milk- being good food for
children and adults is no idle talk, but
that its truth can be forcefully; shown.
The train in question started from
the Englewood: Station on the Rock
Island' tracksand ran to Beverley.
Hills. The sole fuel was . dried milk
worked into lumps about four, inches
in diameter, approximately the setae
size ..as locomotive coal: Calculations
show that this substance has about
the same heat value as medium, graded
of coal. Several days previous to the
iunning of,the "milk" train, a test 'of
milk as fuel was made at one of the
roundhouses of the Rock Island Road.
To give the strange fuel a chance, a
"warmed up ",;engine- was taken. The
steam gauge registered 135. Then 125
pounds of the lumped milk was
shovelled n and began. to burn vigor-
ously. One of the veterans of : the
roundhouse staff, on watching the ex-
periment, exclaimed asthe milk began
to burn: "That' milk stuff beats any
fire I ever saw inside a locomotive. 1t
burns like oil:" The steam gauge had
started to climb, and when it reached
200, the engineer who had fired the
boiler, threw out his chest and said:
"I have the :tumor of being the first
man to fire a locomotive with milk."
The parallel between milk as human
fuel and engine fuel was pointed out,.
because after all, the human 'body is
essentially a very intricate machine
which: requires the right hind of fuel
as much; if notinore than the iron and
steel locomotive that pulls a train of
'ears an the tracks. If all these, young
and old, who now use tea and coffee,.
'would stop using these beverages and
take pure milk instead, they would
soon find an improvement' in their gen-
eral health and would not regret add-
ing the right kind, of fuel for the deli-
cate engines of which our bodies are
composed.
Murdered by a Ring.Pings have been associatedwith
many,thingt, both hagpy and ski ister;
It gas' common In Ptonian- times, and
not, by any means unknown in the Mid
old ages, to make a rig the instru-
ment of death. To- carry 'enough po+,
on :in •a' hollow ring to destroy an in
tended victim' was ;one of, th'e recog-
nized devices of crime.
The signet ring is extremely an-
cient, being found in Egyptian torahs
and among' Etonian deposits,; -They
were more especially useful when writ-
ing vas the talent of scribes only, and
when the only distinetivemarlc most
men, even kings and nobles,`, could
make was ole impreesioh of the signet
ring on clay or wax:The signet ring
largely Jost its ,usefulness when the
adhesive flat of thcj, envelope almost
entirely superseded scaling wax.
• The plain gold hoop;' -which we call,
a:wedding ring, is an imitation of the
Roniau: Sign of betrothal. For many
years it was customary, in this cairn -
try to inscribe a motto or "posy': With-
in this gold hoop. ' The following are
specimen. sentiments: "Our contract
Was heaven's act.".. "In thee, my
choice, I do 'rejoice." "God above, in-
crease our. love." -
Rings are seldom worn ou the thumb
today, but in"the fifteenth and six-
teenth centuries , the: thumb was the
fashionable. "ring -finger."
HEALTHYE
C CHILDREN
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A VSA SLEEP YS .SL WELL
- The healthy child sleeps well . and.
during ite waking hours Is never cross
but always happy and -laughing. It is
only the sickly_ child that is cross and
peevish. Mothers, if your children do
not sleep well; if they are cross and
cry a great deal, give them Baby's -
Own. Tablets and they will soon be
well and happy again. The Tablets
are a mild but thorough laxative :which
regulate the bowels, sweeten the
stomach, banish constipation, colic and
indigestion and promote healthful
sleep. They are absolutely guaranteecl.
free from opiates and may he :given- to
the new-born babe with perfect safety.
You can obtain the Tablets: through
'any medicine dealer at 25 cents •: a box,'
or, by mall, post paid, from The Dr,
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
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Whosoever is afraid of submitting
any question, civil or religious, to the
test ef'free'discussion, is more in love
with his own opinion -than with truth.
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The Usual Treatment Does NO
Reach the Root of the
Trouble.
Most treatments for rheumatism do.
no more than aim to keep down the
poison in the blood•and enable nature
to ' ovorcotne that particular attack.
Then when the system becomes run--
down from any cause_the.disease again
gets the upper hand and 11: all has to
be done over.
Sufferers: from rheumatism who
have found: their "condition unrelieved
or actually glowing worse while tieing
other remedies, would• do well to :try
1Er. Williams' Fink Phis,Tho tonic
treatment with this -medicine has
proved in thousands of cases that it
builds up; the blood 'to- a,pointthat en-
ahles it to cast out the -rheumatic
poisons through the' regular channels,
the bowels; kidneys and the dein.
When this is done rheumatism is ban-
ished, and as -long as the .blood is kept
.pure and, rich the patient will ,be im-
mune from attack. , Thfn Is fully
proved by the case of E. 1;, Davis, 7,P,,
of Dinsmore, Sask., who says:—"I feel
it my duty to sufferers from rheuma-
tism to recommend Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. Some years ago I was a groat
sufferer from this fmoub]e and was con-
fined to my room." I trioti two doctors
without relief and had become des-
pondent. Then i saw Dr. 'Williams"
Pink Pills' recommended for this trou-
ble, and got six boxes. Before they
were all gone I was able to get around
on snitches, and when I'.was on the
eleventh box I started to work. I
have not missed a day's work since on
account of rheumatison: On two occa-
sions i s since I•e av ' h h h
b ad light touches
of the troublebut ii -box of the pills
soon put me right. I strongly reoom-
mend rheuiitatic sufferers to give Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills a fair trial."
You can get these pills ' from any
medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents
a box from The Dr. ": Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Tii$a Titles.
"Wbat is it called? This is the ques-
tion we usually ask concerning a new
book, and .,one with an original title
will'stand a good chance of becoming
a best seller if the matter inside the
covers is equally good.
One -word titles are not much in
vogue'to-day, although Mr. Hilaire Bel
ice published a book called "On" re-
cently. Two novels, published some.
years ago, ,go one better than this,
however. One was called "b," and the
other "B."
Similarly, 'Why," published in 1921,
has been beaten by. "?," which halls
from the United States.
There are many three -letter titles,.
some of the best known' being' "She,"
"Eve," "Now," Fan," and "Tim,"
Sneeze Signs.
In the ancient days of Greece and
Rome, a sneeze was supposed to bear
In its train far greater portents than
a mere cold; •
To sneeze whilet rising from the
table or bed was said to indloate ap-
poraohing death. 'Yet to sneeze be-
tween. midday and.. midnight under
favorable planetary conditions was an
augury of happiness,
Again, if the Greek or Roman turn-
ed to the right while sneezing,' it was
regarded wee happy omen.
BEAUTIFY IT. WITH
"DIAMOND DYES"
Perfect home dye
ing and tinting Is
guaranteed with Dia-
mond Dyes. Just dip
in told water to tint.
soft, delicate 'shade's,
or boil to dye rich,
permanent colors.
Each 15 -cent package,
- contains directions
Iso simple any wo-
man can dye or tint
,' tlingorle, silks, rib -
bens, skirts, welsh,' dresses, coats,
stooltings, sweaters, 'draperies, cover;
Inge, hangings, everything new- ,
Buy "Diamond Dyes" --no other kind
—and tell your druggist .whether the
material yeti wish.tp+Color is wool or
silk, or whether itis linen, cotton, or
mixed goods.
A fool can observe a thing correct-
ly,—for example, the weather, -but it
takes a magi of 'sense to drat- a cor-•
rest inference from What he sees.
Minard s Liniment for Rheumatism.
If I were asked to .define saleslnan-
ship in One sentence,'2 would say it
was nothing more ,nor less thiin mak-
ing the other fellow feel as you do
about the goods you have to sell,
DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING.
Toronto Lip Reading Club gives free
instruction in Lip Reading. Apply.
Secretary. Miss A Hetherington, 113
Hilton Ave., Toronto
S`npess -. ,Ibiteitad 00 scare;
PlCaSC 'wo'ife far cur price' list on.
Poultry, Butter, and Eggs
Wo GUAie4N7IO11 then far n Week ahead.
P. POULIN &':CO., LIMITED
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ASY TRICKS
No, 31Z
Catch Came
Sometimes t1 e folks play old-
fashioned games in which forfeits
have to be paid. Here is a little
known ,stunt by w itch some per-
son may pay his forfeit.:and Pro-
-
vide a vast amount of amusement
for thereat of the party.
Thecperson to pay'the'forfeit is
takeh::out o$"'the room and his
friends seat 'themselves in two
rows„ facing each other.' Each per -
sou presses the toe of • ;one shoe
against the toe of one of the shoes
--worn' by the friend who faces him;
The victim is brought in and he
to told that he will be blindfolded
and asked to walk between the two
rows. If, however, he steps on any-
one's toes, another forfeit willbe
demanded.
The trick is that each person, as
soon as the victim" is blindfolded
draws his fdet unden,,his chair.
The.:.
victim, unaware of this, passes be-
tween the rows,' endeavoring might-
ily to miss the feet that aren't'
there, and so adding to the fun of
the party.
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other of the series, in a.scrapbook ,)
.Malicious Fun.
Boys will be boys, in South Africa
as well
as otherori
Parts of.,,thew d, but -
sometimes, as in this case, they turn
fun. into malicious mischief, There
was to be a .dance at the Heidelberg
Town Hall, and • everything was to be
in high -style, until It Was discovered
that some boys had, poured a quantity
of tar all over the floor-., The guests,
however, with the help of sand and
brooms, managed to have - a dance,
which was enlivened by the news that
thee culprits had been, captured, and
their parents were thrashing them
with a vigor never surpassed.
Dominion lilxpress Money Orders are
on sale . in live thousand offices
throughout Canada,
In life, as in a ,football' game, the
principle to follow is "Don't cry, don't
shirk; but hit the line hard."—Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
Minard's Liniment Heats Cuts,
A cheery 'disposition is like air in
a tire.There really doesn't seem to
be much to it, but it makes the going
easier and happier for everybody. The
rougher the road the more you need it.
FRAIN,
Sweeten
the Stomach
CUTICURA HEALS
PAINFUJ P1MPESL
On Face,and Shoulders.
' Itched and Burned.
°'My trouble began with'a rash
of pimples, on my face and shoul-
ders. The pimples were hard and
red and festered' and staled over.
They were very painful and itched
and burned to that I could not sleep
nights. Iwae ashamed to go any
where my taco was so disfigured.
The trouble lasted about four and
a balf`years.
"1 began using Cuticura Soap
and Ointment, and: after using three
cakes of ' Cuticura Soap and two
boxes of Ceticura Ointment I was
completely healed.' (Signed) Miss
Myrtle A. Westover,.Eolton Centre,
Quber.:
Rely on Cteticurrr Soap, Ointment
and Talcum to keep your skin clear.
e„rdple Eaah-rreo by hrAil, Mumma Conadln,f
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PAINSLEFT
SIDE AND,BACK
Other Troubles Women Often Have
Relieved by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Lachine, Quebee.—"I toolz Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compoundbecause
I suffered With painsin my left side and
back, and with weakness and other.
troubles womeh so` often have. I was
this way about six .months. I saw the
Vegetable 'Compound advertised in the
Montreal Standard' end I have taken
four bottles of it. I was a very Melt wo-
man and I feel so much better I Would
not be without it. 2 also use Lydia E.
pinkham'e Sanative Wash.` I recom-
mend the medicines to my friends and_I
am willing forou to use my letter as a
teetimonial."—rs."Sri. W. Rose, 580
'Notre Dame Street, Lachine, .Quebec.
Doctor Said an Operation
Provost, Alberta, -'Perhaps you will
remember sending me one of your books
a year ago. I was in a bad condition
and would suffer awful pains at tines
and could not do anything. The doctor'
said I could not have children unless
I 'vent under an operation. 1 read
testimonials of Lydia E. Pinkham's
'Vegetable Compound in the papers and
a friend recommended nee to take it.
After taking three- bottles ,I became
much better and now have a bonny'baby
girl four months old. I do my house-
work and help a little with the chores..
I recommend the Vegetable Compound
to my friends and am willing Id Ol1 to
usr th-S testimonial letter '-1llrs. 5, A,
ADASIS, I3c, 54, l'rovost, Alberta.' 0
ISSUE No. 4r '24;
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Customer—"I' - say—do " you mind'
changing these vests for some less:
humorous ones? These tickle me to
death!"
Oilnerd's'Lln,ment Rellieves Pain.
Salmon fishing is rivaling mining in
Alaska.
Classified Advertisements
ss, MONEY MONEY TO LOAN.
FARM LOANS MADE. AGENTS.
wanted. Reynolds, 77 Victoria.
St., Toronto.
CP. MitUVEYOUCanWiard3
flew ICyes
Rai you cad Promote a
Crean, HeaiibyCondbtoo
Rn.,., Use Murine Eye Remedy
Nlaht and Morning,
beepyourEjeaCioen,Cioar:dud lffeaitbr
Write for Free Eye Care Book.
nano Oro Bomar Cosa eon obis Stan‘Glitssos
MORETHANI5,OOa FARMERS
have bought their ,farms in Wostarn
Canada from the Canadian Pacific, A
remarkable Fact. Think! 'There is- a'
reason. The large area of our hold-
ings adording choice 01 location and Of
land to suit every farming need.' Fair
price, :fair contract, and fair dealing
combined with abundant fertility of
soil; good climate and social condi:
done make farm life' there desirable
and attractive. Thousands ,more will
select their farm from our Virgin lands,
from our improved farms, and with
some capital and determination to
work, can matte a home and pay for
it, Write for our booklet, "The Prairie
Provinces of Canada," and leaflet,
"Western Canada Forges Ahead." C. L.
Norwood, Land Agent, Canadian Pacific
Railway, Desk W., Windsor Station,
Montreal„ Que. '
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"OU can cook au en -
Mire meal with the
Hotpoint 3 -Heat Grill.
• It will boil, broil, toast
or fry. Any two opera-
• tions may be carried
on' at the same time.
It may 'also be used
with the Hotpoint
Ovenette for roasting."
The Hotpoint Grill is
equipped with a it-
versible 3 -heat switch,
while the element
frame is constructed
throughout,,; of ` rust-
proof nionel metal.
For sale by dealers
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TO BE OF sERVIC1 to Eastern' Canadian farmers and help
to meet their needs in securing competent farm help, the
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY will continue its farm help
service during 1025 and will ; include in this service, as last
year, the supply of women domestics and boys.
Through experience in the last two years, the- Company is now
in touch with a number of good farm laborers in Great Britain,
Norv1ay, Sweden, Denmark, France, holland, Switzerland and
other European, countries and can : promptly fill applications
for_farlri help. ,•
In order to have the help reach Canada in time fo`r the spring
operations, farmers requiring help must get their 'applications
in early,' to enable us to secure the help needed.
Blank application forms and full information regarding the
service may be obtained Isom 'any,OP.R. agent or from any
of the offieiais listed below. TI121 S,JRVIOE IS ENTIRELY
P1ZEE OF CHARGE. '
THE CANADIAN; PAC11 IC RAILWAY COMPANY
• lapartnient of --Colonizstion and negpleliinent.
MONTABAL, Dougall, -General Agiicttlteral Agent.
MONTREAL, Que.-.d. La Duo' Norlgood, Land Agent.
TORONTO, Ont. --.11. Ont. J R, Parker, General Asent, Ocean Traffic..
OTTAWA, Ont, 51, Y. O'Brien, Speoinl Colonization Agent,
BRE1Bn001CC Que,—W. 2S. BtIll,oyse, Special Cpluniiatlon Medd.
8T. OoiiN, N b G. Bruce Burdge, Dlatrlet Passenger Agent. t
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- Suporinecitdenf, • Chief Oontntis,ionei,
Insist on BAYER TABLET'S OF ASPIRIN
,Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are
not getting the genuine Bayer product' proved safe
;by millions and prescril5ed'by physicians 24 years for,
Colds Headache- Neuralgia. Lumbago
Pain t'ootlhache Neuritis • Rheumatism
Accept only "liayer;' package
which contains proven directions,
handy "Jlaycr" boles of 12 tablets
Also bottles of 24 and 100-Brugglets.
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