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BIRD BATH
Peterson.•
Birds differ 4 great, deal in. regard
to their need for water, Some geem
to, he tlIirsty alea1.1Y ail the tirne and
visit fountains and baths with great
very 'well,without water, The 'fact re -1
niaine lac:werer, that, we should pro-,
vide luanY of 011uy feathered friends
with watei', especially in regions far '
from ponda,1Id...4itre2,nrs.
A In or basin anay lie sot out with
water in It for the Jjj rp 'kind of
T,eeptuole. used is at '-very little im-
oo,rtance. One 513mmer at my trome
seani,.to get,.41,en
in \Vicom31n 1 sank' an eld dish. pan
In the grail:rid and ,piaCed sonle stones
n its bottom'. '1 th611 Idiod it;
water and refilleci it each day.: t4ater,
T, Marie, twe,,CCiiCrec. liathto,,take the
pl'ace of' the: unsightly dishpan. I icecj
fe ut. .1) art,s of gb:,,,tu.,f3,1,1A one 6.4'.(t'erne)14
and then added entingli :Water to Make
a' th16c. mortar, - I, Plastered the Mori...
abont'the VottoMS and sides ef twO
ro'lee' I had preViciusly .dug in the
I;madel the:bottonaS and sfrdeF
ah.ent three
:notti . the pail and concrete b.ath.s
proved rely popular with
:red-
headed woodpeclrerS, robins, orioles
cI1.
rparrowa 1u1nhirds, bine
grackles ,.:and. Vesper 'ep.arroWs
visited theari regularly.. On several oc-
casions,twenty or .111.01,8 b/1'de were
coun,tercl.in cu about .1)1.teati at the same
time. •By counting the rianilier 02
vielto for OCVEOaI C.chs'ecutive hours,: I
ioti;nd- that; thenumber averaged about
fitl,teen tothe lieun T1ii avenage held
good for airout sixteen hours each clay.
` That Means that the number of 'visits
,fhd bath per inen.th nan schnevAiere
in the neighberhOnd of .'six tlieuSand,,
tefi (An' read'i!I'Y uncle,r.sta.nd, fha,t
our: hatbs' ineant censideiv.,,ble to the
..cowfnrt alud. well 1)Ci:rig..of the. birds in
• :that 'port:feudal- laciglabarhood.
The winter season is a hard on 011
the baby. He is Mare or leSs Confine
to stuffy, badly ventilated rooms "'ft is
CO Ofte4 stormy that the mother does
not get •Ilim Out in the freSit air 40:
often as she should. He Catelies colilg
which i‘acic Js 111.tle cytem his
stonaad.1 ,ancl bOwels get out of order:.
and he becomes peevish and cross. TO
guard against this the Mother should
iceep a bOx of .13aby's Own Table LS -111,
the house, They.regulat.e the stomach,'
and bowels and. break 'up colds, They
are sold by medicm,e dealers or by
mail 'at 25. cents a heir: from ne Dr.
Co,, Brockville,
Ont,
Vihy Do They D6 It?
The man who boats his 116-rSo "to
make him go" is, at the same time, (TO-
ing, sornertIling to himself of -which he
Is entirely littawoxe. The man who so
mistreats his hors.e ha's lowered him-
self beneath that oil the animal he has
311.1$11Secl.
The boy who kicks a dog "to hear
him howl" is making a big iniStalco.
At an early age lie is allowing hithseli
to -be worse than any of the clurub,
helpless, creatures that he taltes such
, 1/least-I:re in harming. This le the sort
of 1)oy---i2 not properlyinstrueted in
, earlier years—:),vho grows to be the
- man wilat beats his 1 orse; aye, worse,
he is the dpoy 'who 'grows to be the
mail who heats his wide and children.'
"Why do they do it?" So easy to
aslcl Shall we not say, "How' can we
Stop it?" There is a way, and it is
not as difficult as one anight think:
When hoys are Very small the mothers
and fathers shonid 'try to- IirstaIi in
them a g.,:enuine, love for animals,- be-
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Minard's Liniment for,Rheurris.tIsm.
VOOdiot,
Qorciwood as a farm product. is
worth • consicleriang,, TWelVO :dollars
.„Per cord at country pointe. for good
harclwpocl Will Start a lot of land own-
ers thinking. .'. The annualincrease
from acre,: of ...planted hatd-Wood
rest will be. approximately •one'berd.
1: .Thi, annuni increaso. if used as ,cord
;W•ofedill. give a :return of ten or
.1WelVe. :dellars per acre,, a very fair
r'etUrn. each - year froni foreSied land.
141 used for Iniuner it: wenld gird s.bout
beard Measure -and have
`.yriltref, much ahova ih fuel value.
Many farm Wood letS have ,net been
given a hance to produce:wood .di,14
lumber but have 'been, subjected to ,the
11.,c ive practice of stock grarz,ng
Lt.ve stock are. -great cidstroy�rs of
,C,:t‘Ing 'tree' growth and sueceSsin
let' Management can' not be ea
Peeted if the 'Wed lot is to-.•:serie, ii
.the dual purpoSe of wood 'ailf,pasture
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'production. • Natural .reforettatfon.
wiii not' 't'alee' place when isteck are
drampiag ,the soil .a.nd 'destroying' the
.s'Oting seedlings:. "Opernareas..an7d the
i:Oritiation- of sod. nstiaily follow the
VdStock ,and thetreeS grachially- diS,
and ,tc.,,the fact .that.,there..d.S
groW141't0 .stleaeed 'the Ma„.
ted'trc In -Wood, lots Oiat aie
rCepted,. from 111r0r5f001, natural
4,*.4sathng metakingplace each year ansi
ir§glig.forest iS groyvilig, up beneath
oiI;parent; trees. ,111 -ten the' Old
se id rn-1l11I\r 'mnrisl:re
rthe 'yen ng- troeS 'soon .fill tEe
GiVe- the -wood lot 'a chalice
reireving: the over- mature, :trees,
dahihg up falleir., trees,' and •brirsh,
%otect :the, yering..,grOW.I. fioni.
61.,oCki planting.either y.ohng: trees
seeds; amid.:thinningmit ivhere
101 ro 110 a COraPleto.
,g.tct..11111. ce,v.er, if you..have stia,co for a:
11111
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tree plant 0110,
'I8lantet wood lots can be establish-
ed ',and Will equal in time the. beqi. ' •
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The Itik,Tht Thing to DO f.8 to
a Tonic, tile Blood-
allnyo'‘14vobrelte°11111a(:
ter ay'st)
or, sleep fails to refresh you, It lei, -Hine
to look af.ter Your health, Failure' to,
'act at C'a.00 'n1C-,,allf,3 a steady drain on
.yrnar health' reserve, 'which can. 'result..
In but one thing ---a npriroite. 'break -
Do not wait fOr a breakdown. The
treatment is sit:111)7e enough if Yoll do i
not id your' 'condition 1)ecoine too far
advan e9d, Time treatment is oat re. 1
(miring an effective tonic to enrich the,
blood and feed the Aarved nerves.
Tile most ef9ctive tonie /mown is ijr-1
Williams' Pink Pills, whioh act direct-
ly on:the blood, and with:pT0JeIi diet
tom, e proved of tb e greatest benefit 111
nervous troubles and all , conditions
due to impoverished blood. IVIrs. Mary
Hanson, 13raeside, Ont,, haoproved the
value of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and
says:—"I was takeri ill with what doc-
tors whom I consulted called neural-
gia of "the tissues of the system. I
W115 a complete wreck from oon:stant
pains in, my body and limbs, dizzy
headaches, fainting spells and censti-
Dation. " So intense was the pain that
at times it caused voinitilig and
.world have to go ,to becl for two or
three days only to get up 50 CliZZy
and so weak that I could not cross the
bedroom without aid, and while these
spells lasted I could keep nothing on
my stomach. I doctored for almost a
year, but with no beneficial results.
Filially tire la.st doctor who atended
Inc said medicine would not benefit
me. I must have perfect rest, and
spend most of my time in the open air.
Re gave me very poor encouragement,
KnewIng that the mother of fonr child-
ren could not spend all her, time in
idleness, I, tokl my husband 1 was
through with doetors and was going
to try some other remedies. 1 got on.e,
but after taking it for a month found
no benefit. Then I decided.to try- Dr.
Williams' Pink PilLs, and, at the end
of two weeks 1 found these were What
I needed. With nerves 'worn thread-
bare from ali the suffering of.the past,
I continued the use of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for three months and by
this time I Was able to do most of nay
own housework. In fact I soon felt
well and was able to do any kind of
work without feeling tired. Since that
time I have continued to do all my
own work and hays had. no return of
the' dreadf-al pain I ,suffered before. 1
have recommended the pills, in many
ca;ses and have always seen good re-
sults from their use."
You can get these pills from iany
medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents
a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
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The sea covers three-fourths of the
earth's surface,, or. a total area of
about 145 million square miles,
4 4 41 1,04-4•44-1.44+4+$41
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Clean yo -or bowers!. Feel ilao!
When you feel sick, dizay, upset,
when your bead is dull or aching, or
your stomach is sour or gassy, just
'Cascarets" lac
For Sluggish Liver
or Constipated
Bowels
take one or two Cascarets to relieve
constipation. No galping--nicest
J,oxa-
tive-cathartle on ea,t-b. for g-rown-ups
and children. 10c a box, Taste like
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. candy.
taught ----one can_ tisin11/Y el..DY his
treatment of n 1lue hg
an anj,111123 'WO should tell him i)beti
while lie Is hurting it, lrow to licat
fl'og, a eat, a dorso teli him, then,
while alla Mlorn4c;rs his (hood, that a
dog will not love him if he 'ricks it,
pulls its eau's, or tnistreatfi it in an.y,1
way. TlFea point out someone, if pos.
wbo love tlme ame dog- -If it
be i ‘clog -.—he has jut been hurting,
and mark the love and tievotion of that
animal to its 1)enefaotor, '
The average 'boy, deep down in his
heart, likes, airlinals, TIEi mat see the
U1fforcnc In trea,tineut, and the clif-,
fereirco In the dog's response to kind-
s anit cruelty; if , the. boy Ira,s any
good,' common sen;se, he wil 1 11,1,oub tless
1)egin to t:Irinlr, and the result will lie
ohant„^e in his trea.trrront Of all1Ma1S:
Let no help every boy's, natural In:t-
int,' of animals grow into love, an.,t1 a
great deal 0,1 cruelty will be killed at
its birth,
;AON:414:t.04§: p.,,;i1."1"142P1
ow,
to Start One
tondent of Scirool
By 111. A. Tubbs, a-Stipe
1, In stnx-Iidg .. band, ii;Sue a cal' to a..1
who are interested. Thcln laY oat Youl
sCbeiil iun the blacivimard., based
uDOlt what would 'he the Prope'r,P1,"0-
? portion of each hastrum.ent, in a band
of fifty "player.
II Describe the instruments, Ina/trier of
playing ea,ch; and the nature-. Of the
Part played.„ Tell why 'a 1)1oy slow of
moyenient • and thouglit should riot'
select a clarinet, which .1$ entrusted to
,11111611,:ale f.1:11.10 work the, violin hob Id
' the'- orchestra; ethy a Im'y • With panti-
,
:.trudin,f,' teeth should riot pilaylanin-
, atimment with a cuP xneuthpic;Ce; why
be y Igrce3
a,or
lung capacity, etc,
11 1 surPristing hoy quickly 1:he bey$
will agree with thc leadelr in assigning
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Instruments..
After the in.truments',are given out,
each boY" sliould..haye indivMual iece
sons until ho Gan Died -lice a tone re:••
cogirizahl.e. as to pitch and. can play
the natural scale on Inc Instrument.
The group lee.sonS 'should' be given to
supplemeilt the private -lessons.
!NDIGESTION, GAS,
UPSET StO M AC H
Instantly! "Pape's'Diapepsin”
Coffedts Stomach so„,
Meals Digesi
The moment you cat a tablet of
'Tape's Dianepsin" your indigestion is
gone. No more distress from a Sour
acid, upset stomach. No flatulence
heartburn, palpitation or miSery-mak-
,
ing gases. Correct yeur digestion fom
a few cents. Each package-guaran
teed by druggist to overcolue ttomach
trouble.
Prrus ap
Prkil
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By Rev. Peter Bryce,
"I -believed in Prohibition, absolute- ' The City Health Officer of Jackson -
but nay faith is shaken," said a
friend 1.9 me a few days -The
statement ',attributed .to Judge Mur-
phy," he Continued, "in a letter in a
Morning paper last week_ seems to
make it clear that .those deprived of
liquor are turning to drugsanc ide
,
ville, Florida, reports .that from the
historicd of addicts registered "it ap-
pears that there is no -relation be-
tween the habitual user of alebholic
liquor and the cliru5 addict."
The Medical Committee of ilia
KI-
wanis Club, Vao.couVer, states; "Prac-
tically all observers state that there
,results are ,tie'plorable. seems to he no special connection. he-
3:udge- Emily .Murphy, in her book„ twden, the use of alcoliol'and the use
The 131ack Candle, in tlfe chapter de- of drugs, Theyets no evidence to show
voted . to "i'rohibififin and :Drugs," -that the suppression of the use of al -
makes it clear that she does not con- collet, increases to and appreciable ex -
Bider. Prohibition to be the ,oattse; of tett the 1 addictien to clangs, as dna, • ,
"e t' 911. 13 "
neves it is 'had association' and the' Cora Frances Stoddard in her Pre -
urge of an illicit traffic- Seeking to, Ihninary- Study 011: the relation be-'
profit by the sale of the habit-fOrming tween prohibition. "and dra.'"g addicts
dr
-ues that are the; most notent causes
met ase, ac.a ion, 0- addict& are ra.rely alcohodics,
for t te growth of the evil. ohe
states: In 111051., places those
deprived of liquor seek substitutes not
in „opium, cocaine or other allied drugs, third of them are not out of their
says:, .01 1,169 patients..treated at the
New York ,Narcotic Relief -Station in •
•[one. week. (April 10-16,. 1519), most of
them were mere youths., 'nearlyone-
but in ra,isi.n jack, houle-made wines; 'teens. One boy,hogan at the age ef
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jamalca ginger, paregoric, essences or thirteen," These youths are doubt-
,firoonshine." Another -argument ac- less animated by a morbid desire to
cording to ;fridge Mdrphy, why -drugs imitate -what they believe to Inc the
cannot be said to be a substitute for habits of the -underworld ,and gunmen.
'drink is the fact that snoa a large per Dr; C.)ivi. Craw`ford, the Ontario 110-
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certtage of drug addicts are in tirelr pita], 'Whitby, says: -"Morphine and.
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'teens. , cecaine ase esponsible Inc certain
Many. medicai ,authorities confirm type of -mental disorder. There has
Judge 1Viurphy's, statement. Joseph C. been no -increase so far as we can de-
Doarle,'Ivi.D., tile Chief Resident PhYsi- tertnine in either morphine addhation
cian of' tl.re phihadelphia General Efos- or cocaine addiction since prohibil4on
pital, states that from the tes.thnony catne into effect."
of their drug Patients, there is no nen- Dr. G. 11. Itirby,,Medical
nectdon whateVei between drug-dis- the New Yerk State Hospitals, says:
ease and the inability togetliquor. "Since Drub:LW:Liu:a it2is conics iuiu ef-
The New York City Health .Depart- fect alcoholic n1tenta1 disorders have
ment, 10 hie year:1919-20; „asked...1;403 practically disappeared, an,d further,
drug patients the ca.lit.e of their ad- morpbane and cocaine addiction have
diction. Only 1 per cent, came to it not increased at all." He bases his
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from alcoholic indulgence„ rife Seere- statement on many tdousands, of cases.
'tary-of the Rho -de 'stand State Hoard ' If other causes, have not shaken my
of Health SayS: "‘Ve fail to find among friend's faith in prohibition, there is
11 Follovcing .this, the brass and 'reed
sections should be rehearsed separate
ly. This method of gradually increas
mg the size of the grotto until the full
hand is rehearsed keeps the interest at
"whito heat," and -when the firSt full
rehearsal is called every Youngster is
in place wilting to do his best, which
is an ordeal for the teacher. Private
and group lessons are 'given after
school liOurs, with band rehears als
twice each we,ek from 7 to 8. The
boys are allowed' to "blow" a little be-
fore rehearsal, just as the symphony
player is supposed to do before the
corteert.
When the 'director takes •his stand
the instruments are placed across the
laps, alt., talking ceases and everybody
IS ready to iretti: -what the director may
„have to say, The ,director seldcnn plays
except to illustrate. The boys are
taught to follow the baton and never
allowed to overblow. The boys' band
Is of more interest in.the homes of the
members than any other organization
in the town. The leader is consulted
oftener by 'parents in regard to the
band work than he is as teacher of
other branches of school music. Most
of the boys who are -studying piano in,
the town derived their first interest in.
music through their band work.
Boys -will play in a band when
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tereat can Inc aroused in the- orchestra;
however, that interest is apt to de-
velop later in the mitsical ones. I be-
lieve there 15 50 other:means as great
as the band in crea.ting an interest on
the part of the boy in, all things musi-
cal in his school. The toys are also
reminded of the great 'advantage the
syllalPle reader has in playing a baud
instrnment over, the one wbo cannot
sing by syllable, I have known several
cases wihcre boy a have learned to sing
by -syllable in order that they might
be able to play the. band instrument
the better.
T -he music rehearsed is never trash,
The last namber played•at the close
of tile rehearsal is usually a popular
song or balled of the: _better class,
given as a piece of pie -might be given
at the close of the me.al. This popular
number to dearly 'loved 'by the boys is
always looked forward to, and if the
rehearsal is drawing to ar close anti
there is no sign 'of the popular number
some one is sure to ask, "Don't we get
any pie to -night?" and the Pie 15 surely
passed:
Rice paper as aol made froin the
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the aPPlicants fax .,treatineat any one 'evidently no 'cause for the foundation . .
fOrtuerlY addicted to; the ,-free use. of, ,:of'his slia,ken by the facts rice lAants iota from t1 • pit1
of a
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'r axg. the lutraffi.
,
t tee g) w 111Forniosa
alcchelcbeveraget.se"''a
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n
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virgin forest.' .:Areas .,of waste land;
s-sanFiy niciges, Yeaty bilis; :can'
be Made' Very' Pro"dUCtiVe and Prolit-
'sitch,f or...forest:tree pro: -
'rough land planted to
,
ye:art, ago; -in
'ate f Neg YOrk;,seld ;recently.
biidl() 'timber An av-
.rage or. $10 per acre for each yea::
ndverylitiIb 'work ..011 'the - :'p .01
the man -nature did most of it.•:,,ome:
Ore', Young wbite Pine. pinniings
nlaclebY.H.the„.Potnrie''.F.OreSt.' Branch
tN,."enty'years 'age hav reached a size
t.4.4it]
',.)ernidta :Of ireren4e.,reLttlin
.il
Ide liusnllmrts.
,Vhat -111Yont ChristmaS trees; '
!iyIyo cly • wantsa. little., eVergreen
iret for the'. 'eciChiation, Wth tbe.
of:;'07.00.s.... land imitar
fre'la rger: towns and Cities-, an 01)3)4)1-
ittnity Ss
:.offered those,. owning: lands
Icar. a;'0/1.ristrilas :tree: Market to grow
IlVergreene Op open . land or in'
P12110 wosul lot. Thni partion Of the
arm" thathas 46.01 -Set aside al Wood.
'Can Inc -Made as prefitatfte: as' any,
Pypi ii.On of the faein ifit; in gi:y;.en, the
Oaine:
,'aro ,11.d then'01t.,.as..0.1e:Cnn
it, ‘Said in Elgyist, gots 'oil. an
'174ge only 2 'incites, Of rain yearly.
blidert. hos 24 'inChes) New 'York 38
Litmscinplic'i1'iO-'SOOfeet
Atliabaoka, 1.q.v.er
Otit liY the 'Sun,
inins .mb A e Sisni r
d:s ,ui'r fotmnd 01 ttoiva1 tron1
"7 :.:,:ileg.:11111: 1JO{011CI Pci Arctic
The soaked rare& 1S',potslbiy
Tilts deposit, re.-
nr, 40„ifi;..111.14; 1,a,tget, '`.knOWXi'!olcurresce
v4:,5 0110" ;.s..wpfitlIti
Are youfagged and foggy when you );,74.e ,
up in :the morning? .‘`There's ,a.Reason."
...Teaandooffee are known to affect many ,
people thatway. Often trio these. :bev—
erages: C6111Se,, netvonsness„, 'sleeplessness
and Ses'rere headache,: 'there's' a .lkeason,"
Instant Postuin, made fyotr choice,
roasted WhO4
beverage free from any eletnent of
Tly it .for awhile, instead cif tea :or
. .
coffee; slat lefttie
At, Your Git'ooa-it''.s in Se.ei1e4:,.46,-o4ibt `Pins
generous empI itotimplmmilr'501 t'1,141-1
et4/1 ti postpaid, for 4d i Wawa, Writti,,
Canadian PoetIn GirSel Company,
Sttiiti !1 1.-IVALTH
rill, 5 irk
nere s a ii.eason
Ant r 4 root 131),, 10, Toronto. ractory: VVinciW r, Oritario
vApYt
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The Drawback
"Pm • glad you don't like candy any
better than you ido."
'spect 1 ,would only I get fain too
quick."
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Flax Seed for Canada.
On account of the standatill of the
ilaic industry in Ireland, an lu-vestiga-
ttom IS being made with a view to
growing flax in C,anada,.
Man -1,vaa plainly intended to virork;
else why When he asked for butter
aid nature give him a cow 't
The word "stentorian" comes from
the name 0 0 Greeint herald tamed
Stentor, Whose voice, according to
legend, was as lona' aS that of fifty
men shouting together.
4'14 -lard's Orlin/lent for Neuralq1a,
$8tJkli N. 15--',22.
MONPY OPTEIlS,
4:)0rpIxUarx E,vpx'easidfnh3i'
Order.. Thoy are palyabie everrAterfi.:
Trish people, who at largo' quanti-
ties of petatoes,, ris*er svirer from
goat.
Dragon4lies can catch up oth:
sects L.r4velling: at over i'Torty nsIicl
1101,4'1
0 tscra
Bathe -your feet with warm
water then rub well -with. Min
cra's Serenegg .pog
--Teat real fins, for 11/finartl'e
143111/lent King 02 Pain,
Pvlinarcro
Liniment
Tb Family Medicine s
ir)r,r1;
IvAD,79.‘:c",D.
11 p2111155 to ISImitxrierv,'
fir 08ixt home,. other WI
I)' hand. Scral slant!) dlti
onvolnpo fir frit orrx11".t10 The Oe
WOolocrile 1)feir,11.111tikr Co., 0
Ont,
T.1:1.10
y,:1,i.re far Intqcs11-no
tormation,.. 1). jr -A, 110.11,r, -*1.10
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How Backache and Periodic
Pains Yield to Lyda E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound
Leslie, Sask. —' For about a year
was troubled with a distressing down -
bearing pain before and during the pe-.riods, and from terrible headaelies and
backache. I hated to go :to a docton,
and as I knew several women who had
taken Lydia D. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound with good results, 1 finally
bought some and took four bottles of it
I certainly do recommend It to every'
woman with troubles like mine. I feel
fine now and hope to be able to keep
your medicine on hand at all times, as
no woman ought to be without it in the
house." Mrs. OSCAR A. ANDERSON;
Box 15, Leslie, Sask. '
Mrs. &hey Adds lier Testimony
Copenhagen, N. Y. --"I read your
advertisement in the papers and m
husband induced inc to take Lydia
Pinkham's Vegetable Cornpotuid to get
relief from pains and weakness. I was
so weak that I could not walk at times..
Now I can do my housework and help,
myhusband out doors, too. I am willin
for yolkto publish this letter if you thin
it will heb others." Xrs. IlEaBERT,
KET,SEY, P.F.D., Copenhagen, N. Y.
Sick and ailing women everywhere
in the Dominion should try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, before
they give up hope of recovery. 0
11
a earr
Year Cerifiaviou
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With &Cain
Bathe with Cuticura Soap and
water to free the pores of inaparities
and follow witha gentle ;implication.
Cuticirca Ointment to soothe tint?,
heal. They are ideal for the terikt,
as is also Cutictire Talcum for pow.'
dering•and perfuming.
Soap25e. OigtmentYSlualdie. Vain:23d. Sold
throughouttheDorninion.CaaatlianDepet:
Limited, 54.1 Paul St..; W.,
h"....11...1—Cuticura, Soap shavez,,,,,i.amtle.u,,,,,
Chest tolds-broken!
Inflarried membranes, eongestion,
oppressive pain.Appl3r Sloan's to chest
and throa.t,It scatters congestion.
-your cold is gone
Si ads Li e
—Kitts pain!
Plinte i,ti Cana;ta
.UNLESS you See the name, uBayer" on
are not getting Aspirin at all
ablets, yotl
Accept only an "unbroken package" of "13ayer Tablets of
Aspirin," which contains directions and dose worked out by
physicians during .2,2 years and proved safe by millions for
COlds Headache Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis
Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain
Tr„,„0 ,sayee boxv,e11 F colotg-4,18a bottle4 011 (2,1 and VW—Druggists.
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iteetigAtIO ester 02 ,satIolmirihh while it well ;morn met AeptrIn Inee.oe arorer
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