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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-10-04, Page 7• ‘1 it f • Seems a very large number of cups to get from a pound of tea. But that proves the fine quality of Red Rose Tea, which goes further and tastes Vetter' bidause it consists chiefly of rich, strong teas grown in the famous district of Assam in Northern India. A pound of 'Red Rose gives 250 cups.' Kept Good by the Sealed Package 1. a nettelii. oil THE DWINDLING OF PRIZE -MONEY ONLY A FEW HUNDREDS NOW AWARDED TO H. M. SHIPS. Enormous Were the Sums Shared by the Navy Some Hundred Odd Years Ago. Prize -money, the oldest of naval perquisites, has dwindled woefully. How uninspiring seem...ahe few hull - altered course Captain Digby fell in with a Spanish ship, from which he took a huge booty, Settled Out of Court. • In the gallant West Country and in the maritime 'counties generally, many a family was founded and the nucleus of many a snug estate acquired by prize -money won at sea. The sea, in fact, was the place whereon our fore- fathers in these parts were for gener- ations taught that they must look for fortune. They did so, and found it so often that every encouragement was given for the quest to proceed. Even then men who fought were impatient of the ways of men who sat in offices and procrastinated; also they had small lilting for lawyers, and this dreds now awarded to H. M. ships or resulted in some curious things being destroying the enemy in comparison done. One bluff old captain having with the great, big, glittering hauls captured a valuable Spanish shim, de - which our sailors in the tough days of cutlass and boarding -pike used to wrest from the enemy! — Vastly different was it some hun- dred odd years ago when a successful cruise made men rich and a fortune could be won in a day. Not a mere phrase this, but a thing that often happened. .A notable ease of the kind was that of the Triton, frigate, which captured the Spanish Santa Brigida on -October 17th, 1799, and thereby won for her crow a million and a half dollars. As a result of that one brief fight the Tri- ton's captain pocketed $203,660, whilst her seamen received $910 each. A mere trifle contrasted with the cap- tain's share, but a good day's earnings nevertheless. Favored Officers. The explanation of the rich yield was that the Spaniard had a lot of money aboard her. Because there existed no such arrangements as our foreign exchanges, every sort of valu- able had to be conveyed from one dared that he did not mean to waste time fooling about with Admiralty de- lays, he was too busy. So he took the ship and cargo into Batavia and sold them to the Dutch for over $4,500,000. Then, standing by the capstan, he call- ed his crew around him and shared out the money amongst them, NERVOUS TROpBLE The nerve system is the governing system of the whole body, controlling the heart, lungs, digestion and brain; so it is not surprising that nervous disturbances should cause acuis dis- tress. The first stages of nervoas de- bility are noted by irritability and restlessness, in which the victims seem to be oppressed by their ndives. The matter requires immediate atten- tion, for nothing but suitable treat- ment will prevent a complete break- down. The victim, however, need not despair, for even severe nervous dis- orders May be cured by improving the country to another by ship if land condition of the blood. It is because frontiers did not join. That gave our Dr. Williams' 'Pink Pills actually make tars their chance, and they were never new, rich blood thrut this medicine has slow in taking it. Prize -money was: cured extreme nervous disorders after one of the thingsthey went to,pea all other treatment had failed. The after, and they piled it up in heaps. 1 nerves thrive on the new blood made A mere $100,000, the Portland'sby these'pills; the appetite improves, booty from a hard won fight, seems: digestion is better, .sleeplessness no beggarly alongside the $300,000 ac- ' longer troubles the former nerve shat - gulled by the Panther by the same tared victim, and life .generally takes •means, and ridiculously inadequate on a cheerful aspect. Every sufferer when placed by the Ethalion's $1,500,- from nerve troubles, no matter how 000 dollars wrenched from a Spaniard slight, should lose no time in giving in a few blood -bespattered hours. I Dr. WilliamsPink Pills a fair From the lower -deck point of view,' thus regaining their old-time health the worst feature about these hauls: and comfort, was the unfair system of sharing out. I Yon can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills For example, when our forces captur-' throughany•dealer in medicine, or by ed Havana in 1162, out of the treas-I mail at 50, oents, •a box or six. boxes ure there taken each admiral and gen- for $2,50 from The Dr. Williams' Medi- eral present received $613,486, whilst' eine Co., Brookville, Ont, poor Jack had to be content with $20, not enough for a brief shore jollifica- tion. Remunerative Dream. Much more fortunate were the sea- men of the Favorite and the Active, which in the same year captured a tremendously valuable i she was unlefikey fhe riielkhtdi-1:119n1:1•32,04earrnext winter”; *Lan they were last winter, so those who Wahl eggs had better put some down now while they are comparatively cheap. Do not use oats, bran, salt or such mediums; moreover, the patent pre- servatives usually advertised as be- ing so simple and effective had better be adopted with caution. Better use something that has been tried and found satisfactory. According to Dr. Frank T. Shutt, Dominion Chemist, lime water is one of the best preservatives and we quote the following from his Exhibi- prize-money, not even the pleasure of a light, had come her way, and the crew were almost mutinous with dis- appointment, when the captain began nightly to dream that someone came PRESERVE EGGS NOW. Best Method is Here Given by the Dominion Chemist. The indications are that eggs will iefiS found in her holds filled twenty wagons, which were sent in triumphal procesSion to London, and the goods there disposed of. Enough was real- ized by the sale to pay each captain $324,360, each commissioned officer $64,870, and each seaman $2,420. We have all heard of dreams that led to fortune. Here is one of the most curious, yet a will -authenticated instance of such a happening. In 1799 the Alcemene was at sea, with her luck dead out. Not a doubloon in tion Circular No. 42. The method of preparation is sim- ply to slake one pound good quick lime with a small quantity of water and then stir the milk of lime so into his cabin and. implored, "Go formed into 5 gallons of water. After aorthward, Digby, go northward." So the mixture has been kept well stir - Impressed did he become by this that laat he decided he would "go north- red for a few hours It is allowed to settle. The supernatant liquid, which Ward," though his officers protested. is now "saturated" limewater, is But on the evening of the first day he drawn off and poured over the eggs, previously placed in a mock or water- tight barrel. As exposure to gib air tends to precipitate the lime (as carbonate), and thus to weaken the solution, the vessel containieg the eggs should be kopt covered. The air may be ex- cluded by a covering of sweet oil, or by eackiug upon which a paste of lime is emend. If, after a fame there is any noticeable precipatien of the lime, tho lime -water should be drawn or si- phoned off and replaced with a further quantity newly prepared. It is essential that attention be paid to the following points: 1, That perfeotly fresh eggs only bo used. 2. That tho eggs should through - oat the whole period of preservation be completely irinnersed. Although not necessary to the pre- servation of the eggs in a sound con- dition a teinperature of 40 dog, F. to 46 degi F. will no doubt matetially,o,s- Met towards retaining good flavor or rather in arresting that "stale" flavor so often' characteristic of packed egga. • Respecting the addition of salt,it lutist in stitted that our experiments ---conducted now throtighotit fifteen Mations—do not show any benefit to be derived therefrom; indeed, -salt frequently linparte a Bliley flavor ,to the egg, probably by lancing an. teteliange of the fluids Within and without the egg. Out adviee la, do net add salt to trio littio,utater.—Dxpori. mental lvnris NOW. ,00 1114,lII 5100 P STUM has been adopted as table • bevel:Age in rawlya home .be- cause of its pleasing' flavor and healthful nature jiiiiirilli11111111111111111111111111111i For the Ohilay Days The seini-fitted dress with the shaped tunic promises to be one of the favorite styles for the coming season. This one has an attractive tunic, longer on one side than the other, and is suitable for any of the fall ma- terials. Note the long, tight sleeves, which are one of the most noticeable features of the present style. McCall Pattern No. 7993, Ladies' Semi -Fitted Dress. In 6 sizes; 34 to 44 bust. Price, 20 cents. Jojn the Horne Defence movementIor the conserva. 'eon. of food. Help to pre- vent waste by demanding the whole wheat grain in break-, fast foods and bread stuffs. Substitute whole wheat for meat, eggs and potatoes. The whole wheat grain is the most perfect food given to man. In Shredded Wheat Biscuit you have the whole wheat grain made digestible by steam -cooking, shredding and baking. Every particle Of the whole wheat grain is used including the outer bran coat which is so useful in keeping the bow- els healthy and active. For any meal with milk, and fresh fruits. Made in canada: THE FUTURE OF THE HORSE. The Heavy Horse Will Continue to be in Demand For Some Years. As far as the light -legged horse is eoncerned, he is practically doomed. The motor car has taken his place. Although still of some USG in court- ship, he will go out of business as soon as the self -guiding car comes on the market. For a number of years the heavy horse will be in demand, said Dr, J. G. Rutherford, in an address before the Western Canada Instigation As- sociation. He is keenly in demand at the present time. Prices were never so high. After the wai-ls over, there will be a great demand for them in the countries now ravaged by war. I have in my Possession an official publication from the Belgian Govern- ment giving many harrowing details as to what happened to the Belgian horses. The brood mares and foals running in fields were slaughtered, being often used as targets by the German soldiers. One pure-bred stal- lion, valued at $1!0.000, was burned up in his box while the groom and his wife and children were forced on their knees to watch the agonizing death of the noble animal. Then, the Germans realized that4aly were making a mis- take in destroking these valuable horses, and began to ship them to .Germany. They sent their experts 'to select the best individuals, gliring to the Belgians for payment orders on the Republic of France, payable at Paris. These orders were in German and were often for the most trifling aura have had interviews with repre- sentatives of all the large cartage companies in our cities and they say that, so far as they have gone in try- ing out the motor trucks, they have found the horse much more satisfac- tory and economical. Whether the de- velopment of the motor truck, which, until comparatively recent years, did not receive as much attention as that of the passenger car, be taken up with energy enough to make it suf- ficiently economical to supersede the horse, I cannot say. The heavy farm tractor is a thing of the past. The light farm tractor has come in to stay. So far as the horse business is con- cerned, a man can continue to treed heavy horses without any risk ' of market failure for at least ten or fif- teen years to come. Of course, Tommy's little sister must have her military coat. The cape may be omitted and an equally practical coat be obtained. McCall Pattern No. 7902, Girl's Military Coat In 7 sizes; 2 to 14 years. Price, 15, cents. These patterns may be obtained from your local McCall dealer, or from the McCall Co., 70 Bond St, Toronto, Dept. W. POULTRY DISEASES. Responsible for National Loss of Mil- lions of Dolfars. At least fifty Per cent. of the chick- ens, young -ducks and turkeys and ten per cent, of the adult birds die each year from diseases, many of which are preventable. This is an annual nat- ional loss of probably millions of dol- lars that could be avoided to a large extent. War taandiliona make it imperative that farmers and peultrynien:eolae possible, stop this leak, and in order to assist in this connection Dr. Wick - ware suggests that every breeder pay strict attention to the general condi- tions of his flock in order that any ail - log birds may be immediately isolated. When anything unusual l nqted in a fowl, it is advisable to place the af- fected individual in separate quarters. If within a short time recovery !doee! not take place, it is unwise to destroy the fowl without first.ascertaining the cause of the disorder. The prevalence of diseases is more often the cause of the • poultry -keeper's failure than is the lack ot practical knowledge. The extreme importance of keeping the quarters clean; isolation of all ailing -fowls and immediate action in regard to finding out the cause cannot be too strongly impressed upon the poultry- man. When trouble occurs, forward to the Biological Laboratory, Central Ex- perimental Farm, Ottawa, Ont., a live but sick fowl, or in the absence of such, a dead bird. In the interval, disinfect the quarters, runs, drinking fountains and feed dishes to check the spread of any infectious, disease. Disinfect the poultry houses by spraying the interior with a limewash solution (50 lbs, atone lime slaked 1n a barrel of water, plus one gallon of a good commercial disinfectant). Fill creeks and crevices to destroy mites; lice, etc If a smaller amount is re' quired it may be prepared by adding two end' a half pounds of line to a pail' of water phis half a teacupful of disinfectant. Keep a crop growing in some part of tiro yards and alternate poultry and Grope. If the runs aro email cover with a coating of air -slaked lime and dig up, If the rens are too. large to dig, plou.gli and cultivate before sow- noao sown in the early part of the runnier, after the breeding sea - 5o, or early in- September, makes a good crop for this purpose. Rear all chicks on fres% sail. Although thee precautions May ap- pear Minato/Mil it is the Only Way of COultatting Many disease condi- tions affecting poultry, which, if lett to theMselveS, will undoubtedly prove deeidtlly costly in the long tene--3x. pertnientolFarino Frogs and teetie feed largely mi 'nets end slags, aaleaten 011r68 Barna, itte. Minard's Liniment Co., Limited. Dear Sire3,—I can recommend MI- NARD'S LINIMENT for Rheumatism and Sprains, as I have used it for both with excellent results. Yours truly, T. B. LAVERS, St. John, „. • 4,4*...t.••••••• PITYING CATTLE FRED& • Rules to Guide the Fernier to Obtain. Best Value For His Money. The Mast successful cattle feedere pelisse pulag,e0d profitably a reason- able supply of mill feeds and colleen - troths, What feeds to Select end when purchase are at present most diffi- cult Prblenee. The mien who. buys Meals in email amounts as needed and buys the meal cheapest per hundredweight is a poor business mon and doe not appreciate the real values of feeds. The .feeder who has rich and euccu- lent farm -grown roughttgee need pur- chase and feed less grains and meals and this meals purchased need ..be, cif a lees concentrated nature. The intelli- gent cattle feeder always raises on his farm the best possible quality of feeds and makes his purchases of grain and meals to balaneo the rations properly. There are but two correst methods of choosing meals when purchasing. Which method to folloyv depends alto gother on the quantity, quality, and variety of the farm -grown roughage& Purchasehould be made on the ba - MS of the protein contained in a di- gestible form or the total digestible nutrients (protein plus starch plus fat x For eiample, red clover hay con- tains 152 pounds digestible protein. and 1,018 pounds total digestible nu- trients per ton, timothy hay has only 60 pounds digestible protein and 970 pounds total digestible nutrients per ton, corn ensilage has 22 pounds di- gestible protein and 354 pounds total, digestible nutrients per ton, and man - gels or swedes about half as much of each. Clover, or better, alfalfa, hay supplies the protein Of a ration in about the correct proportion while timothy hay must be supplemented with a rich protein meat Again, corn ensilage, although bulky, supplies the cheapest total nutrients of any feed but requires a protein meal to balance it. Ensilage made from green clover, oats, or oats, peas and vetches, is worth almost as much as good corn ensilage. The same relationship . exists be- tw.een all the'meals which aro pur- chased for the feeding of stock. The farmer who has grass hay (such as timothy) and corn ensilage, must buy meals on the basis of cheapness of protein. At present prices these in order of cheapness are: Cottonseed meal, dried distillers' grains, linseed oil meal, gluten feed, wheat bran, shorts, middlings, and oats. If, on the other hand, he has alfalfa or clover, hay, corn or other good silage and roots he need purchase less meal and should select on the basis of cheapness of total digestible nutrients. At pre- sent prices these in order are: Dried distillers' grains, beet pulp, wheat middlings and bran, gluten feed, cot- tonseed meal, linseed oil meal and oats. Every farmer can in a few minutes with present feed prices and the analysis of digestible nutrients, verify the above and select his purchases ac- cordingly. Certainly if he wishes to get the most value for his money he must f ol- low those four rules: Italy has now 100,000 women in 1. Buy the highest quality feeds, munition factories, against only 1,760 gestible fibre. not those containing dirt, filler and di- Bin August, 1914. "Gentleness and cheerfulness, these come before all morality; they are the perfect duties; if your morals make you dreary, depend upon it they are wrong. I do not say 'give them up,' for they may be all you have; but conceal them like a vice, lest they should spoil the lives of better and simpler people."---R.L.S. The last hundred pounds of finish on a beef steer is the most economical gain and makes a steer grade prime and get the top of the market, Buyers come from all parts of the country and pay highest prices for the good, well-finiehed animals at the Auction Sale of the Toronto Fat 'Stock Show, The cost of silo filling is greatly re- duced if several farmers use a silo cutter co-operatively. Minartra Liniment Charon Dandruff, Get a small whiskbroom and soak it until the straws are soft and pli- able and you will find it very useful when dusting a room,' for it sweeps the dust out of the couch crevices, cleane the dusty radiator and reaches the tiny cobwebs in the room. A sof 13 paint, brush will answer the same pur- pose, only the 'little broom' is bettee. A childn toy broom is even better than the small whiskbroom. ISSUE No. 40---117 ABY'S OWN TABLETS PRIZED BY MOTHERS Henry Valareader, #1.9iiney, writes: "I have used ebye Oiyil Tab- lete for the Peet five years and prize them very mu. They.have preved of such value to me that 5 elwaye, keep them in the house." Once a mother has used Baby' e Own 'Tablets she would use nothing eisee They are thorough but mild in Wien and never fail to make the sickly baby Well, They are Sold by medicine dealers or by moil at 25 eolith a box from The Dr, Williams Medicine Co., Drookville, out. Words and Music. A new Irish porter was put to work on a railway in the north of England. The head porter directed the man to imitate him closely, and thereby learn his duties. When the first train came into the station the head porter shut - ed: "Ferryhill": change f or Hartlepool, Stockton, and Middlesborough; change for Spennymoor, Coxhok and Trun- don; keep your seats gding north." Barney strode after him, and shout- ed in a louder voice; "Fareyhill; change for Daher°, Diderham; change for Coxcomb, Moorhen:, Findhazn, Coldham; kape your sates where you are." The station master afterward called him aside and showed him the right names on the time table. Barney re- moved his cap, and said, politely: "Thank you, sorr; I got hould of the music, but I couldn't catch the wards." WITH THE FINGERS I SAYS CORNS LIFT OUT WITHOUT PAIN a 9 Sore COM, hard corns, soft corns or any kind of a corn can shortly be lift- ed right out with the lingers if you will apply on the corn a' few drops of freezone, says a Cincinnati authority, At little cost one can get a small bottle of freezone at any drug store, which will positively rid one's feet of every cern or callus without pain or soreness or the danger of infection. This new drug is an ether com- pound, and dries the moment it is ap- plied and does not inflame or even ir- ritate the surrdunding tissue. Suet think! You can lift off your corns and calluses now without a bit of pain or soreness. If your druggist hasn't freezone he can easily get a small bot - tie for you from his wholesale drug house. Teacher --:"In parsing the senaence, 'The poem was long,' What do you'do with poem?'" Pupil (editor's son)— "Put it in the waste basket." MONEY ORDERS The safe way to send money by mail is by Dominion Express Money Order. Illinard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia. 2. Buy feeds containing the desir- — able 'elements in the cheapest form. 1 The population of the British Ern - 3. Buy co-operatively, in car -load pire is 410,000,000, and the population freight charges and commissions. 1000,000, so that one-fifth of the entire of the earth is believed to be 1,800,- lots if possible, and thus save extra 4. Buy when markets are lowest, ' world's population owes allegiance to usually in the summer and fall, and the British flag. save the storage, handling charges,' and, usually, extra profits made by the millers/ and dealers.—Experimental Farms Note. iffitiNe Granulated Eyelids; IM Sore Eyes, Eyes Inflamed by Sun, Descend Wind quickly 10, LVES r ileved by Merino. Try it In Y our Eyes and in Baby's Eyes. OUR NoSmartine, Just Eys Comfort Ravine Eye Remedy ,'',VgOr,,',?Maliet.I.,,,e,O3 Eye Salve, In Tubas 250. Foy !look "ef the Eve— Free. Ask Merino Eye Remedy Cyr. Chicago ---- - ifexeur,cy,cle lamp goes out through lack of oil when riding at night, a sleep or two of oil from the lubricating cat' will be found to burn fairly well if squeezed on to the wick. Mantra,' Liniment for sale everywhere.' To remove coffee stains: Mix the yolk of an egg with a little warm wa- ter, and use it as a soap on the stain. For stains that have been on the ma- terial for some time add a few drops of alcohol to the egg and water. How better can we 1110163Se Productioo than by putting that extra 100 lbs. of finish on a beef steer 1 Finished animals will bring big prices at the TORONTO FAT STO]li SHOW Stock Yards BEC1.1 and 81 1911 Premium List on Application. proms nya'irtreig,9% 41;1 Lamb, Mink, Al,. AOC, fleble. rum fietisrae- /ion by mail ,guaraptqatd. Send foe il- lustrated oatitiog, Mouomber's Limited, Manufacturers, 400 D St. Peel West, Montreal, WArrAP . , IN A GOOD HOME, MODICItN AND A' in ar quiet,. neighborhood, a family of three adults woold ilre 11 girl or young woman, Preebytorlan. Methodist or IM.P- tlet Preferred, to make her home ,with thfat and d88811110 part or the domeatio responsibilities. Wa. houlu be .glad to have you write fully concerning your experience, if any, and the terms yOu 00nSider fair, in yOur first letter, winch will be treated conndetitially, We can than furnish You with further Pardon- lars. Beferenoes exchanged. Box SO, Wilson Publishing Co., Limited, TOrentO, acriamtzgauxnwas VANCEIrt, TUM011.s, LUMPS, PITO.. jlignVtr4it9=i41ttout uboihOnetteV..7ri ta,beal.tVi.? baotAii 13ellman Medical wo NE.WSPAPERS FON SALII When huldna your, Piano insist on having an OTTO H1GEL" NANO ACTION 41,1',5013gOine enotageieitaiiide STOPS LAMENESS from a Bone Spavin, Ring Bone, Splint, Curb, Side Bone, or similar trouble and gets horse going sound. It acts mildly but quickly and good re- sults are lasting. Does not blister or remove the hair and horse can be worked, Page 17 in pamphlet with each bottle tells how. $2.00 a bottle delivered. Horse Book 9 M free. ABSORBINE, JR., the antiseptic liniment for mankind, reduces Painful Swellings, En- larged Glands,Wens, Bruises,Varicose Veins; heals Sores. Allays Pain. Will tell you more if you write. $1 and $2 a bottle at dealer, ar deemed. Liberal trial bottle for 100 otampti W. 1. YOUNG, P. 11. F., 61B Lyman Bldg., Montreal, Can libsorbitie and Atm -bine. Jr.. ars made is Canada PNOVIT-111 &KING MIMS AND Jon Offices for sale in good Ontario towns. The most useful and Interesting of all businesses. Pull information on application to Wilson Publishing Com , - paw., 78 Adelaide Street. Toronto. 411: CUTICURA HEALS ITCHING BEING Rash On This Little Baby Over Face and Nadi Quite Disfigured. 'Wben my baby was four months old she had a rash all over her face and head, and was quite dis- figured. Her skin was in- flamed and sore, and itched and burned and the rash later developed into large red eruptions, making her cross and fretful. The ba- by could not get any sleep. o' "My husband bought a box of Cuticura Ointment and a cake of Soap and I used two tins of Ointrnentwith two cakes of Soap and she was healed.' (Signed) Mrs, A. Down, 1040 Gertrude St., Verdun, Montreal, Que., March 2. Cuticura Soap and Ointment often prevent pimples or other eruptions. For Free Sample Each by Mail ad- dress post -card: "Cuticura, Dept. A, Boston, U. S. A." Sold everywhere. CIA COULD HIRE STAND Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Fulton, N. Y. — "Why will women pay out their money for treatment and receive no benefit, when so many have proved that Lydia E. Pinkham 's Vege- table Compound will make them well? For over a year I suffered so from female weak- ness I could hardly stand and was afraid to go on the street alone. Doc - tore said medicines were useless and only an operation would help me, but Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has proved it otherwise. I am now perfectly well and can do anylcirdi ---Mrs. NELLIE PHELPS, care of IL 1, Rider, R.F.D..No. 5, Fulton, N. Y. We wish every woman who suffers from female troubles, nervousness, backache or the blues could see the let- ters written by women made well by dm 10 Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. If you have bad symptoms and do not understand the cause, write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn, Masa, for helpful advice given fres. R.1.11=-.14111=Mba.V.....09.reVIZIMIZTA121121 C' ay Ey Specialists' TeHotly To ° tt Strengthen Eyesight 50 Week's M,,e In Ma A rreeiaPreseription You Can Have Filled and Use at Homo. Boston, Mass.—VIctirtio of oye strain and other eye weaknesses, .and those who wear glasses, 10111 13ti 515010 know that Doctors and Eye Specialists now agree there is real hope and help for therm Many whose oyes wore falling say tho Y havec.had their eyes restored and many who 01100 worn glasses saY they have thrown them ;May. One Mail says, after using it: 'I was al - mut blind. Could not see to road at all, Now I can road everything with- out my glasses, and•rny oyes do not, hurt any'3nore. At night they Would pain dreadfully. Now they foo1 fine all the time. It wan like a intracilo te me." A lady who used it says: The atmos. phalli seamed hazy with or without glossae, but atter ng usithis presorip- tion fifteen days avorYtiling neomS clear. I can road even flue print with- out glossas." Another who used It says: "0 was bother tql with eye strain caused bv, oVerworked, tired eyes 'which indticed fierce headaches. I htwo worn glailees for several years, both for ells. tango and WOrk, and Without theta could not road ony own naine on an eirvothee or the typeWritIng on the • *machine before me, I can 00 both noW, and have discarded my long distend° glasses altogether. I 0611 Count Om autterieg leaves on the trees across the ntreet now, which for several years have looked like a dim green blur to Me. I cannot express my, oY at what it has done for me," It is belloved that thousands who wear glasses can new discard them in a reasonable time, and mnItiltdes more Will be able to strengthen their. eyee • eo as to be spared the trouble and ex. Dall50 of ever getting glasses, Br, Reck, an oyo Suet:Wig of nearly two:1JY Years practice, says: A patient earns 80 ,100 who woe suffering from aimorhutifs with nil the junctivitis and ephlphore.. Her eyes when not congested had the dull, suf- fused expression common to such cases. Having run out of hor ntedleine a friend euggested Bon-Opto. She used this treatment and not only overcame her distressing conclItionr but strange and enlacing asi It may seem, so strengthened her eyesight that she was able to dispense with her distance glosses and her headache and neuralgia left her. In this instance / should say her eyesight was improved 100%. I have since verified the efficacy of thls treatment In a number of 00555 and have seen the eyesight improve from 25 to 75 per cent 175 a remarkably short thno, 7 can say it works more quickly than any other remedy I have pre- scribed for tho eyes." Dr. Smith, an °enlist of wide experi- ence, says: an have treated In private practice a number of sericite opthalmic dlitonses with 230n-Opto and 08101 F010 to report tiltimato recovery in both route and chronic asses. idr, B. came to my office suffering With an Infected eye, Tho condition was so serieue that an operation for ormoloation seemed im.- poratiVe. Before resorting to the dberative treatment 7 preSeribed Sone Pete. and in zi home the sr:Oration 580 lessened, inflammatorY synInteins be- gan to Subsideand la daye the eYo was mired and retained its not. 11157 7181011, Another case Of extrento conVergent strabismuii (cross e yea) dammed tho inargeoti's knife by the timely nee of your collYrium. The tightened external muscles yielded to the soothing- and anodyne effects of Hon -Onto. I always instil Den..Outo after removal of foreign bodies and apply ft locally to an barna, Ulcers rand Spots 011 the eYollitll Or the lids tor its therspeutio effet, Ily cleans* Ing the lids of accretions and acting ha a tonici for Ma eyobeal itself the vision is rond.:red more acute, lumen lathe ntnah,*t of cases of cllse,trdoil s .coneomitant 8)0115110100,8)0115110100, 10 01101111150110111115rnssos " vormer anyto "Hy vyso were hot aggiutiaatioa tie the 114 /ampule 80*' baa toraufloa owing to tua urvero iy Inst 4' ces attain arising from pretreated micro, scopical research work. Bon-Opto used aceording to directions rendered a sur- prising service. I found my eyes re- markably strengthened, so much so I have put aside my glasses without dis- comfort. Several of my colleagues have also used it and we aro agreed as tor its results. In a few days, tinder my observation, the eyes of an astigmatic' case were so improved that glassed have been discarded by tho patient." Dye troubles of many doseriptiona may be wonderfully benoflted by the use of Bon-Opto and if you want to strengthen your oyes, go to any drug store and get a bottle of Bon-Opto tablets'. Drop ono Bon-Olito tablet in a fourth of a glass of water and let it dissolve. With this liquid bathe tho eyes two to four times daily, 1011 should notice your eyes clear up pot, coptibly right from the Mart, and Iry Item -nation end redness will quickly disappear. If your eyeil bother you oven 08 little it is your duty to take steps to save them now before it 10 trit°,Plgolt,UrIlat'frsittengegglei tor their eyes in time. Nate: A our phye1ol0 to he tba alma articlo was subniltied, sad: "Zee, non.Opto Is a remarkable eye remedy. tin oexiatItuent gradients are 70001 koawn to eminent MT spto eirtilals 0011 70140ly Inasatibod tv them. 2 have used 11 veil atiasessfolly io ray own praatiee oot patients hono aYati were etreined throagh Mr? 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