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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1922-02-09, Page 3:FROM BATTLESHIP TO TIN KETTLE! VISIT TI BRITISH NAVY SCRAP -HEAP. .Pmcess of Tearing a Warship to ,Pieces Going on All Around Britiah'Coast. The wark of the zhip breaker -has -developed to swill, an extent that it is •GUARD YOUR HEALTH Cure for Leprosy. '11A1t1 ninny lepers, cured by ' il 1 e 'be libereited ohaitlintiogra ,• • l'av efl frem the colony eel'. Sufferers on 1VIole- You Can Do This by iKeeping the liai (Hawaiian Islando) and returned 13100d }Rich and Red. to the entriPanictiehip of iiealty fellovv- beings!, ,excites mugh sympathetic, in- , It is useless , to tell a hard ,Workitg i ter,eesit, wciman. to Pke life easily 'and not to I It bas not been explained, howevol'e worry.- Every woman at the head of that these. Persons, 'save:used- to be 't a horne;, every girl in offices, shoPs Covered, ,froni the ,dread malady. have i and factorieS is •eubjected to more or , been set -free only on parole and with ; lesS Werry. These worries ,eannot be ' the understanditg, that, 'they, are to ' aVaided. Sut it is the duty of evexY rom.ain under absent-4.1On. Sp far, 8 woman and every gilt). to Saire her ' per cent..of them have. relapsed, with stren•gth as MUCII as possible, anti to ' recurrence of syroPtoms, and have build up her system to meet unusual been sent back to ltifololta,i for further demands. Her future. health depends treatment. upon it, To guard against ta break- 'The conclusion of the -GS, Pnblic not unlikely that ll boil the water down the blood must be kept rich, red Iicaltli Service, which thas 'hattcharge, Ye , :for ir tea, in part of the remains, ,of ' ' / . - and pure, To keep the blood in thie of the experiments, is that ohm. lraoo - ,a, 'Dreadnought, says a 11.iondon news- condition Dr. Willialts' Pink Dills will gra oil cannot be relied upon as .a -13a!Per' The' bra's° tap fre'm whilell Yml be follml lolos't useful: They. strength- "euro" for leprosy, • An "ethYl. ester" .draw he water may have seenservice en. the nerves, restore the.appetite afal derived from it is .itew used, i -by IlYP0- ,in another form in the Battle of Jut- bring the .glovv of health to pallid dermic injection, and ha S proved mucih 'land, „ cheeks, and renewed energy to listieSs more efficient than the •oil itself, With Should you have sardines with a people. ,, Women cannot always rest ,,young people,01'pers,ona in yvliom. the .ineal,.do not be surprised if the origin when they should, Mit they can keep disease has sot' progresse,c1 far, the of the tin'yvas a cruiser that figured in tip . their strength through thcca- treatment seemS-,, ,at least in many -Some -little scrap 'in the North Sea.„i sional use 'of Dr. Williams' .Pitilt Pills. cases, toproinirre• final 'cure. Leprosy If the Washington Conference has . This is shown by the case ef Mrs. Min-. is uadoubtacily of Ot-iental.arigin, and Ita wa7 a substantlal Part ' of the ole $ wick, reeithug near Sinicoe, Ont.; -many references to it are raaile in world's. navies will finish up either as who says: "A few years ago I was in tin cans, Or g.arden.,seats,e 13ut whether -a deplorable, state of 1-ealth. My blood , . • Washington succeeds re was fails, the r , was weak and watery and the eircula- tniarivableeProcesseof con -Version will gP, tion poor. My appetite was poor and on. 'Since the ArinistiCe' the British what food I did take distressed me. Geverninent alone has. eoinsigned over I was not able to do my housework, five hundred warships to the scral). and often my nights were sleep:lees, heap. Over two•llandrecl vessels have and headaehe and backache added to gone' to one 'firm—Thos. W. Ward, my naiSery. ' I was finally persuaded Ltd., of Stbeflield.• • to drop other Medicines and take Dr. Selling to the Shipbreakers WilliamS” Pink Pills. This dia., and A recent deal in•elud'ed one hundred after taking the pills for a couple of and thirteen warships with a total ton- month S I coulcl do my housework with well, 'Slept welland had gaine nage of 360,000. 'rhe original value 0 ease, eat these enginesof destruction was many ed in Weight.. From my own' exPeri- milliOns of dollarsWhat was paid er-ce I. cannot praise these PI -11$ too for tltem by the shipbreakers is a sec- highly." . 000 for a via:whip that would east $10,- from.• any .dealer in. medicine, or by 000,000 to biiilcl to -day it cansiders it !mail at 50 cen,t a box, or six boxes for has net m,'ade a bad' - $450, from The, Dr. 'Williams' Medi - All round the Britisb. copist are huge eine Co-.; Brockville, Ont. yards specially fitted up for the task of t reducing to scrap anything from a bat- tleship to a submarin.e. To go through one Of them would Mime a navar'man a -et, but if tile Adngralt ' " t D ' ya..ecerves '"'You cat r. Williams Pink Pills to tears. He would. see •all around thini great piles of apparently valueless rub- bish., Bits 4 decking, the blades of a turbine engine, part of a kitchen gal- ley, the remains of the -ladder up which he use41 tb climb to the 'bridge —all are mixed in ohastic confnsion. The process of Waring a warship to pieceS is a highly developed one. As Soon as a vessel is moored men swarm -aboard and remove the deck fittings. Then comes the difficult operatiou of taking up the deck. For this purpose -the oxyacetylene process is employed. • Oxygen' and acetylene are combined to eject from a pipe aflame of terrific heat. With the jet in his hand the worltnian applies the flame to the steel dock„and literally- cuts a way tlarsugh It. Ina surprisingly short, time, lnrge • stinttis are eut,out,:anal all that re- mains is' -for the crane -man to attach his1Min ant-t'siv-ing• the claunk•s of metal on to the qnay. Garden Rakes and Dog Kennels. A bewildering spectacle of engines and machinery meets the eye when the deck has niSappearect The men clam- ber below, and with 'wrench -and ham- mer detach huge portiOns for the crate ,to lift clear. Gradually the once smart-lookisg craft loss• its vitals'. The gangways go; the offibers' quar- ters, the boilers, the shaft. S0011 there is nothing lef,t but 14, empty shell. Then; the oxYeacetylen.e; flame gets to • worletag,iiii.e The sides -of the hull are cut into squares, and eventually a few pieces, floating on..the ',6-Urface 0 the water are all that rentain to tell the tale. • On the quay, steam s.ear a cut Pieoee of steel into, sizes that, wilt, a a. fur- naee,:for tit -at is; ethelreultimate. fate,: Most or thenifinaetheir way to.South WaleS, where they are melted down. Brass and copper, the beautiful fit- tings which formerly :Jack took such e a pride in causing to resemble a min; rar—all go 'Mid thenielting Tot as soon as they have been soxted And cleaned. The; magnificent furniture which, adorned the quarter of some ad- iniraLis handled- with great ,care and • ev,entually sold as, it stands. Cheaper • woodivork has; a different fate. It may become the handle ,of a garden rake, or end its career as -a dog kennel. - Timely .Advice. , The preacher Was 'wanting to his sUbjeet. , He was speaking of the in evitable, end that, comes to sinners, said described th.e scene' graphically, eampaxing the sinner to a ship. . "The waves rush over her," he cried. Her masts; are split, her yards a,re gone, her rudder's broken, her helm's s &Less. There is no, hope, Who can save her now'?" "Let go the' anchor, you lubber!" shouted au excited sailor in the cont- gregat., . ion. tindient literature. • In earlier times the afflicted Were required by law; yitlee,n tihey appeare4.0n, the ,streets, to ring a bell and „ ory. Un- clean!" nits', 01 cottr'se,, be,eaus,e -the disease w•aa supposed to lie contagious.. Recent investigations -have prove,d that itis, both. contagious and in•fee- tiOts. It readily spreads wherever the Sufferers are not Isolated. During the, last few years; it has spread alantingly 111 C.uba;ancl in Columbia its tayakee are a cause of increa,sing anxiety. The malady' is attributable 'to a bacterial germ, Bsoibilite leprae, which hes been isolated • and satisfactorily identified by scientists, ' Never use water which has been standing_overnight..in the teakettle. In. Ule Morning fill it with' resh-water, boil and, use. at" billee, The winter sc,f1SQ11 1S a bard one en the baby, He is more or less confined a stuffy, badly ventilated rooms., It ts so orlon stormy that the mother does not -get him out in the fresh a,ir as often as she should. De catches Colds which rack his little system; his stomach, and bowels get out of order and he becomes peevish and cress. To guard against tbie the mother ehould keep a box', of Baby's Own TabletSitt the house. They, itegulate the stomach, and bdwels, and break -up colds. They are. sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. VVilliams' Medicine Co,,* Oat, • Way of Life. Ta swing. along and sing along Anal keep the vision clear, • I -Tow Many in the moving throng Can., opine ,so very near The ,nfeapure. that mighty Icr/ve 'Which maltes the way of life • bleseed. „way, a happy way, A betterment of Strife? Surnames and Their Origin • HAMMOND Variatiens=1-lammonds, Hampson, Amundsen. Raalal Origin -e -Norman' Frepoh, also• - Scandinavian. Source—A given name. Here is another group 4 family tames which traces back to the an- cient Teutonic given same ofe."Amal" Which has Sina4Y been. twisted into; the' modern Hanipison: ,Hartmat, has also given uS Hanthiet, seems to. .1-ua,Ve stoped at g1ving 110 _Shake- sDi65ze,s , -The,..fain113r -tia4e,01 Atnundsen, as We .seittettrn.es, see it, Anipiadson anal Anton/lien, Is neairty.,.alwayi trac,ea,ble to a development :'of ..the 'Scandinavian form of this aheient given name. OT "Anvala," though it should be re • - Membered that he o p • t get u ings in this artibie, the one that preceded it and the one, wilielt ia to follow, 'are mere or less arbitrary, and for convenietee fi:isettesion.,,rather than as evidence of *rigid courSesof development. Asstated in the previous article,,the, Normans brought 'the name 'into Eng- land as "Homo" and"! It was not long, however,. 'before the given name began to develop new foriats, such as' '1-1airtond" and "Hain - Mond," the latter quickly becoming more:Widespread. In many Cases the patroilynaid, Or family same, was form- ed' by the prefixing of tile Norman "Fitz,", :Meaning_ "son of." in otherse the surname was formed by the addl.; tiOn of ,the ending "son."' But, "Ham- ttonason" was- a •little too-olunisy. foi, the average British tongue, anct.So did not, endure tong, 'being shortened varicuiSIy to; and. Finan-. Monde.. In more. mqclermtinthere has beea,a very, general tendency to add a finAl "sr .to,suchnaties, ,spethat •the name. ot Hammonds' issometimes. still another ,lengthen.hig from the tont oftiIarationd.' • • ; But 'the' giVent naind often ,developed 1 otms 111 Martian .faS- itione of '1-liara4itiet" and '"Haincilet"' er, ,,,q.lamo.net",. quickly, be; camet•tieliainnete-?; • prodneing,• the ste- in tqlaninetson". ter ' "nalithslop.r" A Queer Brother-in.Law. TheY were leaking it the kangaroos al the "sou,' wlien an Irishman asked :hi steiih1)l,thn STOUP: , "Beg_parcleii, Sori can yeti tell me phawt kind, of a crature is tha,t?" said th "Thate: se 'is a n•atiVe of A„ustralia." • ,• . "Goad hivins!" eY:claimecl Pat, "And ie sister. Jana- eiavried Wan 'o thiti!" He.• Might. 'Look At tb.a“obrioh takor out on a dayl'il1811Uats witliont to unibrella. Is he crit20" ' . , 'Tin- aOriaid heis, "Let's hurry on. ank`t Want' .1),0; raeet '5W1tb6t`?' "Ho MaY 'reedenlie this untbrella, hie." r PAY N Variation—Paine,. Racial Orielne-Ncrynan French„ Sourde—A given natine. Mese familY natnee are -really. the same word, as lout modern wards-Tagefl and peasant, and their evolution has! them 11 jefleirtshethey k ill;Pnlle3;Titiothalogtthey.Srhewas a e asked been a -peculiar anr.I interesting' one. At, a revilesi hatott.e thg, Norman i burning fire in the body all the time. 'icasion. of nrigfand the root word had One little girl spoke up and said: the same meaning -as eur Modern peals- .`3tes'n1; when,it is a cold day, 1 can ant.. that, isle countrymen as opposed eee tale ; tewnstrhant „ This was in, the days when the early Norrians first were in, Good Verse. . . . mi"ott-ner, ,Move • Child's Bowels With California Fig Syrup HurrY ltother! Even a sicli child Loves the,"fruity" taste of "California Fig Syrup" an,d it never fails to open the bowels. A teaspoonful to -day. may prevent a sick child to-morrovv. I con,. stipated, bilious, feverish, fretful, has „ - cield, colic, or if stemach is sour, tOngue coated, breathbad; remember a geed cleansing of the, little bowers is often. all that is necessary. • Ask your druggist for genuin,e "Cali- fornia Fig Syrup" Which I -as -directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother! You must say "California" or you may get- an iinitation fig syrup. She'd Learned. • Tb,e. puppy had been punished and WaS 'Milking in a corner. To him came the small daughter of the house to administer; v ,not comfort, but adice. "You may'just as well be good first as la,st, Spot," she administered. "Everybody that belongs to mother has got to mind. I've been through it all and I know." . - After the Honeymoon. "Well, well," :he exclaime,d, as he tackled berefiest meat pie, "where did you get this " • "I inade that but of Mrs. Shorter's cotkery book," replied the young wife. _ ' "Ah!" he broke in. "This leathenr Pat is the binding, I -suppose?' Scientific erect,. One dav a teacher was -having a first traduced to Christi.anity. It happened A 3ialing fellow,' who is given to ver- apaen,g them aa among many other ria- sifying;,' recently asked. his. fiance:- .tionialitiea,„ that • Christianity • made ,l`Dearie, did'you like the poem I sent more rapid iiregii;etsts 'in the towns iand you? Did it seem 'to' -sweetly tender?" more congested centreS po,pUlation "Oh," -she said,' "it was lovely. 1 ,than it,clid theeautlying districts, a got $3.50.ior it at the church fair." phenomenon undoubtedly largely, doe In the Park.' . t prOblems tra.vel and comtnunica• - ; 05 tion: • ' Professor—"Eyery day we breathe , But gracinally, the word pagans de- noting ta-teduntryte.4 'carnet 'fid,fdteitcittee pne, 4ocePt., 'Christianity, -and in' the defiant tefartd, of, o se, ;who, „resisted the•siew religion Was, abeep.tedeaSeea ter -mi of ',honor to suali an extentithat..they'liegan'togive" tit to 'their ch,ildrett a a 'giYt-in mike: in, the end, of, eminse, Christianity triumphed,,-; but the.' giketi ,tuaine Styr-, Viveci 'and rt. -naiad popular, "pxbhably Oxygen. SoW,. Willie, what do we breatheat night?"• • WARNING! Always say ".Bayer" when you buy Aspirim, Unless you see name "Bayer" on tablets you are not getting Aspirin at all. Why take chances? Accept only an unbroken "Bayer" package which contains directions and dose worked out by physicians during 22years and proved safe by millions for Colds Headache Neuralgia ...Rheumatism Toothache Neuritis Lumbago Paiti 1 Pain Handy'"kayer",boxes,of1.2 tablets—Also bottles 4 21 and 10()—All druggists. Aspirin ts the trade mark (registered in Canada) of Bayer 1Vianufaeture of Monoacetleacidester of SallayliCacid. While it is well known tbat,AsPirin means Bayer manufacture, to assist the public against imitations, the Tablets a Bayer Company will -be stamped with their -general trade marlc, the- "Bayer Cross." ' „ , Mrs. Worth had jut learned that oR Her Martial Creed, her colored colored Lkunt Dinah, GAINED 35 -POUNDS ONLY WEIGHED NINETY POUNDS WHEN SHE BE- GAN TAKING TANLAC. Was So •Weall:E and Ill from Stomach Trouble Life Was a Burden. :ifs:, the result. of holy liveSeled by some, .op „tete, eonverts of, that •naniet .aty• rate,. tha Normans brought, the name ,10"8 ngland • in ;the forma "Pagan,". and '.Tain,"„ and .there it he-. came ea. family nam,e inethe normal , ne third of your life is allotted o slee o you get your share? The mot important period In the process 'of applying nutrition to the repair of the body is while .3rou are asleep. For the Mos( favorable trans- formation of digested food into.nerve and cell tisSne, s� doctors tell LIS, sleep is absolutely essential. Is it any Wonder that those who suffer from lack. of proper sleep are weak, pale and .lacking in energy or ambition? "' One of the causes of insomnia is nerve -irritation from. tea and coffee drinking. Tea and coffee both contain caffe,ine, Which has a tendency ti) cause undue stitnillation. The irritating effect of Caffeine often r;* results in insomnia, depression, arid a weakened nervous system You cdneasily overcome, , these troubles'by drinking Posturn instead of tea or coffee. Postum is a deliCious, satisfying cereal beVet'age,, and it is ahsaiiitelY fro., from caffeine, or any other harmful substance, Ask your grocer for PoStiam. Drink this delicious, refreshing -beverage for ten days. 'Then see if yon de; not feel' better and more clear headed, and if d� not sleep better at night—as so Anan3r, other people have, proved for thernSelVeS, Postutn eitrics in twOfortrisinstartt Postum (in tins) made instantly in She cup by the additibri of bailing Postutn CoreaC(in , packages of farger bulk, for those,who,prefer, ,t6 make gat: cirliik tbe niealis being pre. pared) inade by boiling for 20 ininu'tes. OSttlin Or Health "There's a Reason" IVAtadt) PY Catladlail 'ZOStain etereal CO" Limited, Nryi'indsor,,Ont. • • • .`tTanlac has built me up from aniere frame weighing only ninety pounds to a strong woman weighing one hundred and twenty-five pounds, and my grati- tude is unbounded," said -Mrs. Lydia Picksp, 12 Ramsay Lane, Toronto, Ont. "My stomach troubled rae so much during the past three years that my, life was a perfect burden. My appetite I was gone entirely,gas would form antl • had at the age of seventy ra,arried for the fourth time. "Why, Aunt Dinah.," she exclaimed, "Y,y o,uassitsrueny, hliz,onveenn't 1 has," was Aunt Dinah's ernuuingas reply.de Lawdtaloes 'en, so &Veil will I." MONEY ORDERS, for five dollars costs three cents. A Don -anion Express Money Order "Daacly sent me over to see- if. he could borrow cne .of Mr. 'Smith's hoes," "Goodness mei Toll kiim he as tern b.orth, on." ' Most peirsous ame not frugal ether t ----------------- a mast. wasiteful. • Classifiee Ativerti.serner ANADIAN MATRIMONIAL PAPER, 25c. No other fee. liacOreery„ Latatham, Ont. 110,1 YPIRS'-wHiTE ROCICS. PULLETS. ;YU 22 to s5, Oockereis IL Myers', 1.1,c)x. 452, Stratford, Ont'. AGENTS WANTED t I VE A.GENTS WANTED FOIL quick seuing household necessities, rk.epeat, orders assured. 'Write for par- ticulars tor sole agency in your town to Patricia Products, SGS Broadvievt Ave, Toronto. BELTING FOR SALE AT -.1, KINDS OF ZEW AND USELO belting, pulleys, saws, cabl e, hose. packing. etc., shipped sal bject to approval at loweso prices in Canada. YORK BELTING CO,. 115 ToRK. STREET, TORONTO. COARSE SALT LAN DiSALT Bok Carlots TORONTO SALT WORKS C. J. CLIFF - TORONTO nearly set me wild with pain in the pit of my stomach. The gas nearly smoth- ered me and my heart acted so queerly thatit alaemed me. I could get scarce- ly any sleep and was tired a,nd dull and worn out all the time. I often turned so dizzy I could hardly- stand up, and at times my head hurt like it would burst open. I lost -v•eiglit until my clothes were entirely too large and I was so weak I could hardly' move. . "Pne day I saw a statement about Tanlac. and I determined to try it. I have now taken ten bottles in all and my appetite' has come back, I eat anything 1 want and as; much as I want at every meal without pain or any uncomfortable feeling afterwards. I do not have headaches or dizzy'Sbells any more, I sleni soundly- every night and get up feeling fine and strong in the morning." • Tanlac is sold by all good druggists. •-•'Advt, Instruments. That. Measure Earthlituakes.." If an earthquake takes. place at the 'other side the v.,Torld,' it writes its -own record- th :the instru- ments kept futhe obSer.vatories in Bri- tain, says a London magazine. /, Next , morning. yon will see, in the papers that our instruntentsthave re, Corded an earthquake cif great violence which took place., in. Slitth, America. It may be days..be.fore news. come,s through by telegraph from the, scene of the upheaval to confirm 'the instru- ment's 'message, ,,, , ,The Seismograph, as the earthquake reeorker is called, consists, of a re- volving drum and a tiny mirror. The latter is -balanced so- delicately that the slightest tremor of, the; earth's ,cruSt will set. it 'dancing. The drom, which is turned by clockwork, is cover- ed With a roll of sensitized pliato- graphie paper. The Mirror focuses a little mint of light reflected from a. 1 , brilliant lamp, on to the paper. , So long as. nothing is happening the •inirror reniains et rest, and as the drum revolves a perfectly straight, line iSetraced on the 'paper by the ,point of light. ' But as soon as a shockoccurs the mirror is agitated and. the line be- c°ille's'azigzag •Asto,rletlro-Wn into a Pond Sets up ripples Which. iCach the edge, An earthquake produces the same reault, except that the ripples are formed in the earth's' hard bat sliglitlY elastic ' F0 fi'18t!rtnifately, sertiona earthquakes are rare,;'' but, hundreds of small shocks take liliteli every' day`, ' and seismo- graphs of the most d.titicate type re- aRd. ,s,Crosight(34 ril out i»' meriting. 0011talem all, They lkotrk vvhile you sleep, 'Minibus Evory bxokent .111,'1,01.1143e id.r.t, behind of men ,,athtia wenten take a Oiscaret now and en to keep their stonitteli, bewernhinae: asrobtirookaenn tiborielLo:r:ohliereowd, ,,;,...,3 _.11.,,,,i;:oeixt arindlb6oetirf.Ols regulated., ,ati. d ite,ver -wi ° n 1 . able mon:mit • onfor- 1 amend, 4>n ,what yo.a have dono to-day.1 go 4:. the Oilldlth—their little inerdeS ,Minard'a Llinlinent for Garoet iri covink„ 1 need a r,`:,',44,,,,Prale 0 240-11-m. 1.00. Ameribwe Pioneer Bog BentedieS 13ook on DOG DISEASES Volcgasc:?..siEsse and How to reed Mailed Free to any -Ad- dress by the Author. PC. Clay Glover 00., Inc. 118 West 31,st, Street New York, U.S.A. wwwfwA Blistered Peet, sore Peet, Tired 7thet, ,Burning and Achinw Peet. Atter a hard day's work or a Ions tram)" and your feet are completely used up, bathe them in hot water, then rub them well with MINARE'S LINIMENT. It will relieve you and you will never be without a bottle. - - USE SLOAN'S T-0 WARD OFF PAIN LITTLE aches grow irito big pains unless warded off by an applica. • tion f Sloan's. Rheumatism neuralgia, stiff. jointS, lame back won't fight long against Sloan's Liniment. For more than forty years Sloan's Liniment has helped thousands, the 'werld over. You won't be an excel>. tion. It certainly does produce results, it penetratas vithoutrubbing. Keep this old family friend alwdyshandy tor instant use. .Ask your neighbor. At,all druggists -35c, 70c, $1.40. ioas in Canada " Linititent kmalsossawaxitmwsk If Headachy, Bilious or Stomach is Bad, Take "Cabearete" GO a 10-ce4 box.now. Furrted TongUe; Bad Colds, Incligas- tion, SalloW Skin and miserable Head- aches come front a torpid liver and clogged bowels, which cause your stomach to become tiled with trod- geSted food, which sours and fermentS like garbage in a, barrel. That's the' first step to untold misery—indigeS- don, fotti gases, bad breath, relloW skin, eveikthing that is sickening. A Casearet to.itight will Mire your con- stipated bowels a thorough tleal1aing Palates entent y manner, Minaret's Liniment for Distemper. ,ammaimprog.**.a= Fir Fifty 1.rears Mother Seigel's Syrup has been the world's remedy for indigestion, and it is still the best and cheap- est of stomach and liver tonics. The medicinal extracts of varied roots, barks and leaves restore the natural efficiency of the dig- estive organs and it has banished numberless cases of pain alter eating., headaches, flatulence, acidity, biliousness and constipa- tion. Sold in 50c. and 51.00 bottles at drug stores. 9.921, DANDERINE Stops Hair Coming Out; Thickens, Beautifies. 85 -cents buys a bottle or "Danderine*" at any drug store. After one applita- don you can not flail a particle ot dandruff or a failing h.alr. Besides every hair shows new lite, vigor, brightnessmore color and abundance. 110 BLED ITCHY ECZE A ham.. ctutFuar:eolelaitu-a,1.1.1is. 14a had loeen levoubledwitbeenetna :on.r.tly face which took the -1-01104 a rash. Later it broke out on ray 'limbs* and they itched very much,; causing :500 teStrateh. then until they were bleeding. • The rash would ofterileep rne awake at night... " I tried .sorne remedies, which flailed, and then thought1 would try • etitiaaa Soap arid Ointment, It , was noticing till the rash began to ° 1 uStd,tbm.,.cakes of ,t.chh Saliatpatdealftdtiu, eutbo,,xets, it:ntOdi)nyvtin.eivi. nt: , • , Stpt, L. 191.9. 1 (uticura Soap to cleante, 014icute Ointrilint to boogie And'heal. Seep Oisitiiabt& llOe. S614, titroughdattileninnialoneCariadianiepot. 1. ,ILimitodj OtRataiSt.,114prittal, utictunaSoCp 1:13,0.1tawituoutifittilet.