HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1923-02-01, Page 71,•111‘s4aY, Pebthrt.
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• thalight, bow little
;e rvro.g Persolt,'Illears?;
A .butlY /nail ehee'uot W,411:t• i.c)be au
•traied by mtlelide f'ofiti.ttis: and fOr
tresa,00n he' unben:Solowor ."cif,g5(M7
ears when he about a ape
(dal piece, of .woult. •
This is, apt to beconie a habit, and .t
bad ,Oite. It tends to nitite a person
absent -Minded.. Whenever, ;One th 0
tinte $pare,' it,' is both ,"0 useful ;It/I.(
very. ,pleass:pa
int,stiroli
.jus,t, to sten,
On,o can (1,o sit 0 town., but better
in. the courit7,
-trattiOttig (Iowa a country 1.,Too,
try the •exiterianont of, lis:tiening to the
yektes a tiro cenntryside. At first: you
may' not hear intien"-.just the confused
notes . Cif a few birdS in near -by
trees and the sound of 'wheels the
distance, That doeSsat'Assouncln
i, very i-
teresting,sticos it? But that,is beCause
your ears haven't got,tuneds in; they
in;
badly' through laclt of
Practice,
But. after a. little while they 'will be-
come ltee,ner mope, alert: In :atherr,
words, yoltr ears are taking back some
o:f. tits jobS your eyes have, talten over
hoin lbern. ,
It io. than that you find What a doub-
.,ly /Atm:Clive" place the country is. In
addition to „seeing tlie, restful beautY
of it you hear the beauty of it Os well.
There is tlie vague, whisper. of the
ree z e in the tr ea-tops—one 'cif the
Most s tithing sounds . in , the world-__
and: the Crisp rustle of. dead leaves,
The conisuised motes , of the rbirde be-
tenie clear and 'dellnite;, thou:gh you
m
may not know theby name, you will
soon find yourself picking .out the
notes of the different, songsters.: .
And you will hear. too, that cliffegent
tree s: lia_Ve different sounds.'Wind
in the oak has a differ:ent whisper frona
e wind the air. Before long, with
your eyes shut. vim]: will be able,' to tell
by its sloun:c1"aloue the sbrt of trees: yeti
n
are ear.
The: wind in :the grass is, different
froin,the wind in the hedge, 'even as it
: diff (vent:, ifiu W g ' over 'the
brew at a hili.
And thus, Ili a:few weelts you will
find, 'yourself :knowing iirstinetiYely a
'theusaaid different :slounsclis, and the
things. they,stand .for. have learnt
the at of listening:. Your e,ars will
. .
tell yen of the landscaipe as clearly as
,
your„eyes. ,
,Ifteddition to that, it will make „.,. „ ,
eyes keener, Each helps :,1:111e other.
By -the. simple pastime of listening yon.
haliehebotele keen and' alert. No, long,
'have to ask a person to re --
'peat what he has just told you be:cense
You didn't follow, 61,1 hese:aid. You *will
take it all in at once,
Frenth7Birth 'Rate Still
" :••
NERiri)118 EX11.11.,1STI(N •14OW,, Word of ic
slmo, s.r311,0 e thing as a statemett
Only 'e Relief is in En
r e and Build Up te 1190(1-
..
I Nervous exhroisti on is th o caiiee at
h. ea cl ach e d 11 ip
0101051t t ,*
p 0 v. oriel' sti blood. Tabitits ansI 11 Ow'
dors for headaches should never lie
lt,en ; tliey cannot possibly rettch ale
root Of tap t10ab1O, and are Ott6a TELOSt
All that is needed to bring
I relief 15 0 t tnat vlSi enrich and
; ,
putt y the biotin &TAU toe very best
ionic tor this purpose' le Di'. WillianaS'
PhiI PIU. 7.11.1Se PillS have a direct-
. action on the blood, and tn this way
the headaches, dizziness and other bad
'symptoms rapidly' disappear. Mr.
'111arlt 111. Taylor, Granby Otte tells
what ibis medieine did for. him. Ile
says had Severe headaches which
would be accompanied by voiniting
spells. These would last for two or
three clays at a tine I would take one
of these spells every three or four
weeks, ands it Is almost impossible to
Deecribe the misery they caused nib„
tried number of medicines W talon t
getting relief,. until one day my' xiTother
•brOliglit Die SIX boxes of Dr. Williarns'
Pinks Pills. When they were :need I
was feeling aalucls, better, atnil- I got 'a
filliiller supply, and under the continued
treatment every symptom of the trou-,
lila disappeared. I cannot speak too
highly of this:medicine for it certainly
has done wonders for me,"
You can get these pills through any
medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents
a Vox or six boxes for $2.50 from The
De., Williams' IVIediclue Co., Brock-
,ecreasng,.
, ,
zgures, just published here' stew aril-
: appalling decrease in: thesibinth rate ot
Pr0ncescluring the last fifty-faiir yea:re.
PIPths .cleci eased by ."7,00011:1,
two years. ' •Eigiu-nes:Ifor -the, Afelt cia
" nienthe of 1922, Whit& are "the lateSt
ones Y:et show:28,0,00 feWei.?
I •
births', than for the' corresponding
s„ .„ _
period sisn .1021. It is.esitimated, 'that for
the , entire yeali the birth:ritte;will sbe
50,500, below -tbatet 1921: , •
:,s,'Whereas isa 1868 inerethan 1,060,000
hir,ths werei;r.egisterecl'; is:sexpected
that three 'years liserilOshhe total aunt,
,ber of r'birtils, lice exceed 500,000,
as year: The ctaet...causes of this de-
: crease 'are' 'attributed, to the: ever, in-
texatich, the poor :shale of the
olountrY's -htlances; lack of trit:le, isa
'.,atlequate:sularies,. 'Itonsing shortage,
and the-.:to,s,'ses -which Fras:too,
the war. '
:What /na.y, .anc Liter cause, ,iaccurci-
, ,
„
'log to SOlnly as,so;:horities, is the different
'attitude' toward marriage found to -day
ainbug French &It:de-who it is said, pre-
- 'far to remain ainge, •
NiglItSOriP, the Pines. .
011, 1.,-).votild Sing:of the swaying speech
,Of the Pine's,
Of what they say by ingh,t wheaithe
,
wind 16.•high,',
And the crumbling clouds go raCilt
• .
' o-Veir the sky,. .
And witlf ghostly-faCa in the east the
's inotai shines!
Down from the crests of Carmel where
, slender and tall ,
They riee, their soughing' sWeeps.
And 1)1entis with tlie cceseleSs surge
and s'ob of the s.ett--,.
A rhythmic asciI, and then a clip and
a. fall,
yhatevor their wordst---tstnd who shell
, .'intrespret them cie0r 5-- '
Forever' they tell of strange 'and of
eerie :thinga,
That clitiblt attire heart, like an Un,
seen „wafture of wings;,..
they 0re inurtnitring
May lean' and hear.
—0,1inton, Scollarcl.
'
,ShillIFOrget?
I do not think fortOt--,
Al though:I
For I sltaysel, triedSO long and' hard
And yet it does' na gobas
,,Tust when I think I litatql forgot '
1- find myself oatIeetmoile. '
Reviewing all the Mentor:les
I have ixevieWed, b:eforoi
do not -think I
,,Altliettgh I tleraglit inuet, •
When I liastl spat iriy„ tinniest 4100 51015
,1ji y.;Itii3O„617'W in, the ditsSti.,---
sp or I 'hays lottruedi roa.nsnapenluig,
. At hring,s,aayfasanS;
Is isWeet to hOld ev%1118t 1151'
T o dolTitlit):;:s06,1:,
ObSal,
'
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-.Run on 'Lower Flange. ,
An electrically driven hoist with a
capacity of a ton lips 'been combined
with a trolley conveyor that can be
run ,on the lower ange of a standard 1 -
Container for iviaton Boxes.
Two rubber vacuum - Cups hold a nevi
colitaiinser for . match. -boxei oa .any
efliooth surface.'
Minard's Lintrnent for Neuralgia.
Popularity is more often a reward
far not displeasing people than f or
pleasing them.
boutaining etore! peetey then truth,
'`Turn haalt ':the, Div arrae.,, e rel. give
me
Ivp,11y! bat inst tire setae..
.",ialteliss a' trip cite ,,Memory's elrip"is
The OlareiT ' (Id! 4111'3' aro teitally
• et for the re(ileties el -
TO hesel,thy inind, .plerd,.:erre is
e'en tag We is av e!' all; ea lopycej ea'r.
'trig ',gild. people ,telle of bygone cleys',:
1, bat fetiatitl ye di du' t yo arLsi
ar Gni dot that. gave tilt 1111)1 50-
:sure , liVe tin ytS ,:evla
iar ,aein?
,Thieesert of thing iS a bit akin fa the
truth that ',rail the
world, lovers loyee."
,Bfer Deb•Ple to live in the past is
not 'airily natural., fiat becoming and
ecev,altie. But as long 'es "To -day"
brings,' to YOU duties 0.1)4 tasks rand Inn -
:delis, can you successfully perform
,thce, tasks, and dutiee, end aft' those
burdeas, if 'your strength is sapped by
en, overetidulgeirce In the dope of, ee-
troepeetion.? ,
Enter in-Loto-day , en aedently and
• en; letuelastrcally, as if • 'th ere h ad , never
;been yeetertlay, and never would be
W
te-Moreo.initeed' Of waiting, ten.yea.rs, and looking back upon it at one
of "the good- old daye," which yen May
vainly -wish to 'reeadil, squeeze frau, it
'Darer' the , goodly share 01 vateoleseme
joy and Sereirity it surely ,
Instead sentinien lociking
back on past sdays .as "the good old
diays,'" why not seessibly'end entimishi-
cally and praictiOally _view each new
day., right while y,o.ti, are living it, as
"a good old day?" And most important
bt all, make to -day ''a good., old day"
tor eVerybody -with whom you collie:in
contact. To -day ought to bethe best
old claY of all' the "good old days."
'Why'? 13e:Cause if we have lived traly
and- earnestly we have jUst a little
More experience and wisdom, to put in-
to. today.' . ,
,
To Reinoye VVall Paper,
Heart a gallonof water, and. add to it
a heaping tablespoonful- tot salt-petre.
Apply this 'to, the wall with a bruShe
IteePing the water :hlot all the time. At,'
ter a' few apPlioations the paper will
pull off eaisitly
Translations of the Bible,' or por-
tions of it, are published. by the Brit-
ish and Foreign Bible Society in 550
different languages.
urnames an
T ar Origin
OAGLEY
Variation—Bagly.
•Reclal
.Sourpe-A
This 16,Oi5n.of timoso Lamutys.1:41:111'es
which: might well have", apitUng
clePendently In manyfies.scitions of Eng-
land thioughout the perted,in
tilie'inajoritY, of : fainily.Inalnes were
fOrinehlthat is to SaY, between the
eleventh and the, fourteiearth'
'And eal'Of the"avadiable'in dficatieas in
the &rmof hiSterfeal re oeds ot 'onun,
ties, townsliPS .alid-V1,1lagest,.gb 141 thkesv
that it , ' ' •
v^as'thielciud' of local
tiaMei Which -Might haVe
sinting 'lip • altneet a.nyViltere ' 111 the'
eountrY.
"
As a g-eograpitic,a1 terna it was siMP-
1Y the comblnajdon "91 twO ancileg. t A
n-
gle,Saxon yerdi; "hoelge,":and "leag-la."
'Tshes,"toriner is the wer,d;Whiclalii tliso
courie:of 'tithe has dieveldpadtinto our
modern vetb "Instlge," • meaning to
The latter' is 1,,:und principally
'in sgatigraph I cal Trfillieci,, 111' the teransina-
thins, "ley," "lea"' and ''101g,11," and it
meant, either atieo dow,',or unstilted land.
The "beelge," "laugh" Or ;,'ha..gley,"
therefore, ,simply,:ieferred to „spine
local piece Of rising dr swelling gliMstii.,10
that, was 41.41Y sone, Is asais.ou
shah ground] Wes likely to hedistill,
gaished -in the : speeeht of his
niunitY •by reforence to it. .
RAMSEY
Racial Origin—English.
Source—A locality.
Dia.msey. is One Of those EngliS(1.1
names which are distinctly Anglo -Sax,
oto,, In distinction frOM tiob,se WWII. arts
Normen:-Freneh. St,111 it deeps not fol'-'•
low tdi.atall wile bore ,it in the, first
placa,were Saxtins.. A Mine of this.
sort gives. little- et no, • clue to, • the Dade
of those who first,:used it,: beoause
was a place name before beleanie. a,
Bamilyname, and the Normans, :when,
they spread theirsway over England,
saw no: reason for renaining the lo-
eja.Like alt family risinei;deriyed frem. '
pla.ele, navies, titt 'first sgen,drai use Was,'
to indicate the place from which a .
perstin or,fainfrYliad come,: thus
distirignislaing 9.„maai.grorn, others, a't o
bore . the Same giVen name.
these names, for the most part loet
.their loeality,significancessind becanhe
. the herediteey names: of 'tame:11,0S. Orley
in a minority' of caSe- do • snob. hsmrnes
indJcate that :the original h eaners were:
"of" a .ce;s00..iii lo-cality in the, eOteSse
that they were the rulers of
As, a place; name, Ramsey ts 0 com-
bination., of 'the Saien 'ey," whibh
meant "isle": or "Ialancl", and elthei•
• ,
,`rane." or else the Word ‘-'regli:ria‘,,, the:
last named Meerut. tote , edge' or ",bor,
der" and was the, ancient ftnall Of our
utcxlern word,
'wflGAM ADVANCE;
Frog resi,sing
Islother---"'Mater, don't yori you
sare ii'ntting to() old te Play With the
boys?" •
Alery--- `No, mother; the older I get
the, better, 1 lilae them."
1ENsT ABY
AN SWING
LIKE
SED TO
1Vliner Thanks Tanlac For Put.
t4ag Hira On Job After
Illness For4ed Llinat‘to Quit.
"
tle
get1 \nVal-it-laneighTtaeli= a °laS el9wegIntlemrt% I1YM
thought maybe the medicine wealcl
1101P nle too, end since I've taken. it I
itn1 feeling flue," seid John Senes, 19
Steriing St,, L.ond-on Ontario,
"I cart° bere a year or se ago from
C-11-4gary; whore I was p, nulUer, but had
to quit on account of asthma," he oon-
tinued. ras badly' run dossrn, anki
the u I got a touelt nif pneumonia that
lineelted me oat completely, I 'couldn't
get my strength back, had no appetite,
\wv-Itisattiintawblites ttoo-sselorakgottontidtitleigtnt: ai F3Icineeorw.
"By the time I took tbree bottles of
I antac 1 was eating just anything,
ElesPing like a log and I have been ou
the job ever eince. 'My asthma doesn't
bother inc so much now, and it's a race
between me and my little grand-deugh-
tsleplienadtkint eaaplpetti jinto(1.,,,, for we both have'
Tanla.c is for sale by all, good drug-
gists. Over 35 million betties sold.
. TO gilard the bab• • a gedast eioldS •rt+."."*"4".1**+;"+.4.44.
nothing, can eg u al Baby's 'beer -Ter- 'e
lets,: ,The Tablets are a mad. laxative PUT STOMACH IN
that, will keep tha littlo one's stomach
and bowels working regularly. itis a
recognized fact that -where Ilia stom-
ach and bo -wets are in good order that
colds will not eXiSt; that the health of
the little one wifl l'its good and that he
:will thrive and be happy awl good-na-
tured. The Tablets are sold by- medi-
dine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a
x from The Dr. Williams Medicine
00., Brockville, Ont.
New Year Thought.
At long- last we shall find them, if We
set bits elves to: look,
Th answers' to, theproblems he old
I Tittle's, big puzzle -book!
The why and how and wheeefere of
the, ups and downs we meet;
The meaning o11,. the corners' and title cents.
turnings in Life's, „ Street! '
ORDER AT ONCE
i
: Sour Stamach
"Pape's Diapepsiu" for
Gas, Indigestion or
• In-stantly! ,StOmach corrected! You
never feel :the slightest distress from
Indigestion ;ova Sour,,,acid, gassy stona-,
aela, . after you eat, a ',tablet of 'Tape's
Diapepsin." 'eThie moment it reaches
`the stomach 'all, sourness, flatulence,
'heartburn gases palPit Lion axid pain
diSaatear. Drugglets' guarantee 'ea*
package to *beireet!digestien at once.
End your stoinaoh trouble for few
At long last we .shall learn them—all
the lessons, Of the•way-.
At long last. we 'shall sing the:in--all
t-he,'oarole of :the day.
We iney not and it quickly, but at
long last if we're true- '
We'll dig it Mit -ant& iinsieih it—thrt
werlt were meaint.ta do:
• - ,
At,long last -syte shall get there—to: e
to ,of. Success; '
We Mustn't 'vire of 'climbing, we must
onward,. Upward press -
.A.nd whert,the mists hive broken. we
imaiil view witl1i dearer sight
The reaslon•forthe 1 ai1lune Wirich • have
• helped Ise gaintitteLhi;igtainrt.
, Gard'.
•
The ,Pkasure of Music.
;Beauty In all its, glory can be
brought to the thieart.Sof children
,through MUSIC.
The, joy .recelyed from hearing
beautiful melodies preserves that
idealism, which is one of the most pre-
ciours possessions. of Childhood.: 'Wlaen
snob,' manic is heard. it reaches their
consciousness through rhythm, nieledy
ands harluCtily, through form and
thsrOugh the warmth of' 'stringed instill-
ments, oi,the rich ton,es .of a French
but it, all affords a pleasure
Which finds echo within and is an in-
fluence for good.
The wovid ci.ata net -live without
urnsic. Itis.uplifting and mak-es oue
think of tbe better .things life.
When we,'reallize :how vital a factor
pieeie is in tIL8 1510 61,eacili individual
we will..also :realise how, important it
Is to hear gOod niuSic.
,
Takingeilitereet .for money :lent to
Hebrews was expressly, forbidden by -
the 'Mosaic 'Law.
,itVOIA6g k
lif;i441facOiidt&'
pioiils,..!S • •
1,411S Ss
iggIV1,6'ottAiildff
416800,41,:,y 'rOt
r.
OLI say "NO" to the children when tea or coffee is -being
passed',. -but while explaining that' little folks should not risk
health, dr) Yon drink tea or coffee yourself?
Your health ig valuable, too ---and their need for a hot drink
with breakfast May be as great as yours.
There'd complete' satisfaction in 'Postum, and safely alike:
lor young,and 01(4. Postum is made from clean, hard 'wheat and
is" free from ariy.element. of .11 -011Th It 1.148 „a pleasing aroma, de-
lightful thousands who have wisely st(spped tea
and Coffee are finding Satisfaction, corrifort and better' bealt11$
wholeSome Instant Postuna.
At your Greeer's,in Sealed, Air -tight Tims
nstan
Reasoil
llicli
for Eta1CIR2
scSUISISMISSISSMStlianana
A headache is frequently caused
by badly digastettfoodLthegases
and acids/vaulting tlerefroffu ere
abeiorbed'bir the blood which in
'turn 1rritates''tlie „nerves and
`catiated iskinfill symptoms called ,
headache, neuralgia, rhentna-
then, eic. 13 to 30 di-Opa of
Mother Seigel's' Syrup' will correct
faultidigeationand afford ealief.
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Anrterloirs Pioneer Dow, Itomediess
Book on
DOG, DISEASES
and How to Feed
Mailed Free to any
dr6tis by the Author.
H. Clay elover Co,/sae.
129 'West- 24th Street
?gee, York,,U.S..
:Faster Than the Fastest.
Orchastia Drummer -"Pin tle
est Man in the world."
Viclfnis.t—"How's that?"
p. D.---rtate flies, doesn't it?"
thery saiy."
0. D.----w6aa, 1 beat time."
MONEY "ORDERS. '
• It is always safe to send a Dominion.
Express liforseY Order.. Five dollars
cage:three, ee,ats: .
Death and Life. .
I 'do not know wiae.t may befall toenor-
What stores of blessing, or whe.t
weight . of sorrow; . ,•
Rut this 1 knew„ whatever may befall;
Whatever Life may be, Detath. ends. it
Bust stay! Does Dearth end all- we
know of living?
Thougim it may end the tears' and Woe
and the forgiving,
Is it not rather, 0 my Soul, the door
To kite E‘sternal, life for evernicre?
No Sneering doubts shall quell my
heart's believing,
Though hell and furies ply their arts
deeeiving;
The ley stream may o'er my body roll,
13111 Death man never rob rue of my
Soul,
u ite Untrue.
The village postman, being an Diva-
erstegoselip, could never resist ve.acl-
log „the posicantle end:limbed to, iihn to
dormer, and thethi cOnanruninating the
new' Orn,S,,glained lo oillier7.3.
The dootor woe nasah botaared by
tido, and oime claY, 1i/14'0'411g to
frielld wlita Weld quite elos,d,
1,"I wonid• tell yen xriore, ionovt,
th,9, lamitinagi win ,read
Ptc8ted ImO -Mit in ilbi)
ter -box, whence it wao, oolg.aottog, aud
, taken ea: ihe peSt-oillee, aind sent' Out
dellvery, '
Pastni.au stamped uP to Uie-
iaiaUie
Witis the card and knooked gt
the doer.
111344.1, c-hs'prLse of the geed 1:1dy Who
opoitorl tho door',- tise ioatinan
b {t1 II': youtoard, aid oicolaini (Tit angrily:
"lite's a Rat! e141n't,:g61,4 'orei
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When Bilious
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Gal a
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ToClean out v.our basvels without
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insliges.tion, sour, upset vtoznach, end
ale such distress gene: by , Drernieg.,
Nicest phyieles , on :earth far grown-ups
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tent initchincs 1n511 siiiKig,, i*exgd exterte
as, td Turnimie .Qr.f; •
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5'5• PXo epi tal
eleven sizeS. • ,
, • NqrseS (Registred) La.frerS
year Course 10 etn,r1Onte;
;the odrn
blle's
eight. -none . duty; retialreralent
of lilabs:$chool or itS equivasislaii
tiler inferination Ult tt•Citt,t t
()Mai RoSpital, Nifigara Fens, Nay,
seperinteedeet oe Noreas.
P
For ImInedi„2 Le relief rub the
affected part with lviirlard's
Liniment. It penetrates faster
and further than ari, other,
soothing and stopping pain.
Two generations have crowned
it King of Pain.
- Minard's
Liniment
1 The Family IVledloine Chest.
Ova. FaCe and Neck. Fac
Di sfigu red, Cuticura Heal
SI
n
"Mylater
t°turubiened6rpiwinapthle:- rat
wh
Pimandtrfesi rweda'cleish"coitelargelor,and
were scattered all over my
face, neck an d fore cad. -
The itching and burning
were So severe that 1 could
not belp scratching My
face was disfigtir d for
abouta year.trou"Tldele lasted about a year
before I began tieing Ct3ticti ?a Soap
and Ointment. They afforded relief
within two weeks, and at th end of
six weeks 1 was healed." (Signed)
anon& J. Burnell, 474 Tyler St..
Pittsfield, Mass„ Jan. 4, 192i,
Use Cuticara for all toilet purposes.
gatapla Eacaareeby ma. Address:
itad, 544811. rank St., W.,Slontreal 7.1tre'i:rg
Egitir Cutieura S.:gape:laves
' where. Soasns. OistreentSCiand bwi0c.thT:luctuzu26gc
ELii
ELTING OF ALL fiaNt.ls,
'Used, pulleys, saws, cable, hose,
to., ehielsed suhieet, to approval at •c."
est prices in Cazfads. York Belting LI
115 York $t„ Toronto. -
One -of the first leSS'ella in
to le -ani how to obtain- victory' o'u. 41
defeat.
'Ahmed's Liniment for Rheurattls
Rugby faotba.11 celebrates its
tenary this year.
Vanished After Using
Pirikham's Vegeta.
rothirKy, v yea
"Branehton, Ont. " When wro
to you ior 'help zny action was mosty„
prompted by curle.
wondered e
1, too, would benefit
by your medicine. th
Vas the moat profit,
able action, I have
ever taken, I heart-
ily assure you, for
through its results /
aim relieved e E most
sufferings. I
have taken six boxes
of Lydia E. Pink:.
ham's Vegetable
Compound•Tablets and ai,hottle of Lydia
g.Pinkharies'Iilood Medicine, and I can
honestly say I haVe never been so well
before. I had suffered from pains and
other troubles sbace I was fifteen Yearg
old, and during the 'Great War' period
I worked on Munitions for two years.
and, in the heavy lifting Whichrny wo
called for, I strained rnyself, causing
pelvic inflammation from which I have
suffered untold agony, and 'I often had
to give up and go to bed. I had doctored
for several years without getting per-
manent relief, when I started to take
your medicines."—Mrs. GOLDWIN
Branehton, Ont.
Write to the Lydia E. Pinkharn Medi-
cine Co., Cobourg, On tario, fer'a free co' -'y
of Lydia E. Pinkharn's Private TeZe•
Book upon "411111,c4tP PIWPMell.”
rentogrotosmint,eflta tattleasuttuttrwattamtzetZtvattuntramotcrvettatrst
Rheumatisrn-7-banishpotn!
Apply Sloarfs. Restore healthytitia-
latiOn. of blood through congested tis-
su6..Siliee edriges4on causes,the pain
-almost instant relicfl
UNLESS you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you
are not. getting Aspirin at all
Accept only- all "unbroken package" of nlayer Tablets of
Aspirin," \villa contains directions and dose worked out by
physicians (luting 22 years and prtived safe by millions for
Rhetirnatistn
1.-leadache
CTooloatshache Neuralgia Neuritis
1).41 ill, Pain
1.11111Yag0
Earache
Bandy 93a -Ver" boxes of 12 tablets--Alse bottles of e..t, Ana
4.1,10,, 3. nn, 'trade Inarit, (registered in cf.„-mtia) tA'S or Msatetior 551,t
aeetireeidester ef Siturvileaeid, 1171311e It in wen anewii that Aspirin mem' rover
.neeuraettive, ti.t• 53,10t tlie 0011150 titalte;t ;imitations, the Tablets et mon.. cesterane
win Us stamped. with thuir general trade Mara. the "Baelliv nresit,"'