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FACTORS FAVORABLE To ReSiOne Tielk
TO oliR VARME
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. Probably the xnost treacherous trou-
lliSititent Dema for Derain- anrillg the whiter menth's is illfihenze
/ Trit' i ,t1f2 ,,, , .4, mt. oT la grippe, as it 1, ei•ten. called. The
bis ,that, afflicts the pe,opi:caollmCaon:ttle:it
11011 S Iclare 1'1'"i,' irtaL• a-, IL 0,,e°' diseaSe is treacherous b ..
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ce,rgiegi Widely ,Kespessees after the characteristie symptoms of,
the trouble ha,ve' disappeared it leaves
The Canadian wheat croP in 1922, behind it a wealteued and debilitatocl
larnetinting to 399,786,400 bushels, 'hi' constitution whieh makes the victiM
estimated te have. P•iiodneed a reVelme an easY prey to, oth,er troubles. All.
o $339,000,000, or nettrl $40 per head 'this ia due to the .fitet." that the attaek,
for , every man, w.onian, and child 1i of influenza has „left he blood' almorna-
C.an[acltt; a fairly gratefyieg' ehowing for ally weak ttntPthin. Weak blood nteanS
a country. where urban and rural popu- impa4e1 cligestion,-, a feeling ;et
latio•n are about equally'divicled. :The ness after slight:exertion, and often a
three Prairie Provinces. alone account- nervous brealtdown, This condition
'ed for $307,784,000: Saskatchewan
with $204,408,000; Manitoba with ,•$55,-
744,000; and ,Alberta with $47,632,000;
The revenue o,f the, wheat 'raised per
bead la the three.. Prairie Provinces
was. over $106,far the 1922 crop,
' ESitima,tes of •th,e .Value ,;:ye the 1922
will continue until the blood is restored
to a rich, red, disease ii.es,isting condi-
tion. For the purpose of enriching
and Stimulating the •blood no other
medicine equale Dr. Williams' Pink
These pills at „directly upon
the blood, and through the blOod epon
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wheat crop are based on an average the nerves and in this way act' as a
Price received •at 35 cents per bushel, restorative to the whole system,
Although it.nay have 'happened „that Thousands throughout Canada have
Vie United' qtabes prices quoted were preyed the value of ]Jr. Willie -Me' Pink
semetimes. nigher than. the Canadian, Pills in ce.ses of this kind, among them
this, does not mean, that the ,Aneericaa isMiss Ida M. Fraser, R.R. No, 2, Thes-
farmer received more for his crop, or ealoa, Ont., who says: "I passed
can pro.clhee wheat •at a cheaper rate. through a, severe attack of influenza
With prices M the two countries equal whichleft me pale, thin and weak,
the advantages are All to the Cana- Indeed, I was so weak I could °scarce'?
dian .wheat producer. • stand neon my feet. The medicine I
Sinos-tantially the value of the labor was taking in the hope of brieging
ee the American fanner in -ay be. eon_ back my health did riot help me, arid
sidered on an equality with that of the I Was greatly discouraged. Finally I
Canadian farm,e,e anti the east 01 bia decided to try ]Jr. Williams' Pink Pills,
hired help 'will be found to, differ only
to an immeterial extent. Probably the
biggest factor entering into th.a cost of
the peodue,tion of a bushel.ef wheat is
the value of the land peochicting it.
greater amount, of capital a farm-
er has tied up in hist holdings, the
greater will be the cost of growing his
produces• .
Comparative Values of Farm Lands.
Sheltie,
eaeetuary min. compare
With au orchard that I knoW,
When April slips into its aleleS
And swinging censers blow—
When, 'neath its 'Wondrous traceries,
The choristers that sing
Are robins,. at their matins er
Their vespers, in the Spring.
A deeP sky stains its windows blue,
And the nunlike breezes pass,
Embroidering bright petals on
It$ altar,cloth--ifte grass.
NO, guide is needed. bu#. the heart,
For every passer there
May pause and see its lovelhiesS
Ana Offer up a prayer.
The United States Government has
estimated The averages price of United
States farm land, cultivated and un-
cultivated, at $53 per acre. When the
• large amount of uncultivated lend is
taken into account this, places the
value of cultivated and producing farm
:lands faiely high. In fact it may be.
generally accepted that few, if any,
producing farmSbould be secured tor
less than $100 per acre. In compari-
son with this, ,the„ average value of tfbe
• occupied farm lands of Canada, which
includes both improved and .
unim-
proved land's., together With dwellings,
houses, stables, barns., and other faem
dWellingee Was only $40 per acre" in
1921. .
,Higb, priced oecleard lands •enter in-
to the calculations, which result in this
figure and the prices ef the best wheat
lands are irery Mech. lower. In the
three, Prairie, Provinces, where the
bulk of the annual wheat crop is
raised, and which has produced the
world's champion wheat ,for eleven
years out of twelve, the values decline
s,ubetantially. In Alberta the average
price of farin lands is only $28 per
acre, in Saskatchewan $29 per acre,
and in Manitoba $35 per acre, and it
.1s this very same land which has been
-proved to have none superior' in the
production o,f the best wheat in the
w.orld. Western Canadian- agricul-
andfroin th.e time I had taken the first
Each one, can say his /resers well
Ih that' ola orchard close,
when the Sun sends dying blessings
Its deep aisles, as he Z05
Aid through those aisles en acolyte
Comes stealing fromeafar—
It is the Duk and in the East
He lights the Hvening•Sta.r!
—Virginia Jeffrey Morgan
• , . Curious Storage of Hay.
' There is practiced ill Kashmir, las
die, a neve' method of putting fodder
up for' Winter use The,country lies in
a valley among the -Himalayas. The
chief industry of the people consiSt5
of raising fine wool and in making this
into fabric's which have Carried the
name of the country all over the.world%
• A curious cuetone ia some place's is
that of •tianging quantities, of hay up
among the branches of trees. 'Why
this is done is more than the stranger
can guess and he is much puezled iintul
some native informs, him ,teat In win -
box my health began to improve. I ter the snow lies five and six -yards in
used six boxes altogether, and, found
as a result that,I was -again strong and
healthy, and I think that in cases of
this kind they are Worth their weight'
In gold."
If you have passed through an at-
tack of influenza, your speediest- way
to regain full strength is through ,the
fair use of Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills:
You can get these pills through any
medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents
a box from The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
depth and that the supplies •of hay,
which as he now looks at,them seem
only as if, intended for giraffes, are
then easily reached by the flacks of
sheep which abound there.
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Cornmeal in Soap.
Cornmeal is a leading iiegredient of
a recently patented soap that removes
stains from textiles as well as being'
valuable for personal atse.
Minard's Liniment iised by Physicians.
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Similght rnd Cvoin.
Everyone itnoWS the danger of 1015'
takes in p.tt empting to select colored
articles in artificial light. ,Only the
White light of the sum, containing' all
the elements of color known, tous, can
be trusted in such singes to reveal the
actual bites Peseetieed by the objects
under exaininatipti.
Starting with the fact that in a
Photographic dark room filled with •
efsby colored light, bright scarlet cloth
appears white, it was shown that
when no white light whatever is ad
nutted to a dark room the power Q the
eye to distinguiell colors is temporarily
lo,s1 anti all objects appear of various
shades of white and ,
By mingling blue or green with red,
light tlio colors of objects can be made
to -undergo remaitable ehaages. The
quantity of light alone also affects the
,apnearance of' a ccilior, particularly cer-
• Lain tints of blue a,ncl violet, for which
reason, eve•n in the ,absence of artifi-
cial lights, a perspn- purchasing color-
ed goods in a &ark store must carry
them to the door or windew, where a
strong illumination can be obtaiaed,
in order to- melte certain of the precise
shade.
111RD ON 11113.
. f , ,
urnames 'o.knct Their Origin
NORTON
Rdcial Grigin—English.
Source—A locality.
. If your Dame is Norton, and you
wish to knowits. very first origin (foe
— .
being one of those names derived from
a locality it necessarily had an origip
as a place name as well as a ,tamily
name) you can pretty nearly figure it
out for Youreelfaavith little more than
a very general knowledge of history.
Its rneaaieg, of .0011TS'e, is quite
clear: ,"north -town." The ending re-
veals .11 as of ,Anglo-Sassen oeigkin,
hen:us 1the ;probabilities are .thatthe
name existed before the Norman' in;
vasion. But, it may be objected, are -
shire, a section. which was distinctly
north to the Anglo-Saxons., but which
would have been considered abuth by
the Scots. In the time of the Normans
or later, h,o wever, it would have hardly
been considered eo exceptionally far
north as to warrant -the name -of
"north -town" being distinctive. Though
one could not say so certainly, it looks
as though the place had been settled
prior to the Norman conquest.
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NEVILLE.
Variation—Nevil, Neuville.
Racial Origin -- Anglo-Norman and
French.
not place names coined to -day with the Sourel- A I°c alitv
ending "ton?" True, but hardly in
Norman times. The peace names One of the premier things about
coined by the Normans do .not end in family names ie. the manner in which
"ton," -and the ending did not come in- many of them, develop in one country,
to use by the Anglo -Normans (except and under the influence of one leng-
es :they adopted names eleeady'. ex. uage, from place names in other conn -
taut) until their French .had become tries and languages. •
fueed with Saxon to Make English. af Feudal units, while still existent and
-strong, were being subordinated to na-
,
tonal authorityin the persons of
kings. The migratory invasions of
Wesbern. Europe were over.; - papule -
tions were settling down; : peaceful
arts and, the middle classes were ris-
ing; cc:simnel:ea was Increasing; mer-
chants' were, traveling from one coun-
try to another, often, settling down in
other lands, and skilled w-orkers werw
ixt u ht from one country by au-
The whiter season is a hardesne on
the baby. H1 More or -less confined
to stuffy, badly ventilated' rooms. It is
so often storrny that the mother doe$
net get him out in the fresh air as of-
ten as sne should. He catches colds
whien ra,,elt, his little. systems iiistone
ace and bowels get out or order and
he becomes peevisn and cross, To
guard against this the mother should
keep a box -of Baby's Own Tablets in
the house. • Theyeregulate the, stomach
and bowels, and break up -coeds. TheY
are sold by medicine dealers 011 -by
mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
• Hiram' Explains.
Hank—"I don't tenclerstaed them
thertherneters."
enough. You
,see, when it gets, durn cold the mer-
cury sorter huddles together do -we in
'the bottom, so's to keep warm."
MONEYORDERS.
Rernit by Dominion Express Money
Order. .If lost or stolen you get your
money 'back.
1)ST
mr.,ATEiv,
4'1
Decires Taydgt, itored or
FUllk Whorl A M.'. Ner-
,vot.T$ Witers',.;14-7-Gains
14 POOnchi•
"'ratline restored my health zo cern-
pieta's, three years ago that I haven't
had to take a aingle .003e of medicine
since," -says Mrs. Cera Weternian, 145
Unnroe Ste Toronto, One. "I don't believe there was a WorSe
case than mine in Ontario. 1 had berm
suffering for about 'thine yeers and
was practically
4l
p1acticcaolu1
lylc3eat e
rcr°•u:rcaely0.t1
rid 13117
1siiginQ•al
re ,
sleep was almost impossible, and rheu-
matism in any bernis,, wrists and arms
"alaaost drove Ine (Usti. ae t cl. I event
every cent 1. could lay my hands An for
medicines and had about lost hoe° of
• ever being well again.
"But 'ranlac'end•ed MY suffering and
saved me a great many dellars. I re-
gained f.ourteen pounds", too, Whieh I
'still retain, and I feel as strong and
healthy now as when a s-chool girl. I
have been praisieg the Tanan treet-
inent three years now, and want to
Send out this message to help o•tners."
Tanta,c is tor sale b7 all good drug-
gists. Over 35 million bottles eold.
turists, have conwaratively little -cape the place name Were coined in yely
tal-tleef up in their lands. In mane' -Inc-dera tithes see would hav.e.enotamilY
cases they secured their epic -I -legs for
• mere filing,' and .1,1 is merely
steady- cultivation and continuous, set-
tlement which have created, the pre-
sent values. It is ,plain, however, that
• they -can produce the iverlcVs:.,best
Nyheat at a lower rate than the Ameri-
' can farmer can grow the softer and
lest' desirable varieties.
Some U.S.. Rates Higher by 50%.
Another factor is manifested 1 the
Marketingof. the wheat cron.. -Cana-
dian' farniere, can get their wheat to
• its outlets from the country very Innen
moee cheaply than -can American
farmers. Grain- rates,- from VT•esterli
'United States poifitS t6"Arrierican la,lee-
terminals are materially highee than
frem; Western, Canadian points to
Canadian hike terminals,. For in-
stancei,a, hundred pounclS• of wheat will
travel from Winnipeg, Manitoba, to
Felt "William,. Ontario, a distance of.
420 milee,".•for 14 centS,- whilst -a ccni-'
'Signeseht Of hundred. potinde ' of
Amerenan Wheat frosts Leeds, Nerth
Dakota, Le Duluth, 41.7 nalless the same
distance, 'pays 203/2 cents. The same
hundred pounds. •of wheat going trona
Ca? gary, Albeeta, to Port pays
a freight ra,te.of 26 tionits for the 1,243
miles; whilst„ 'the, American hundred
. pounds going ft= Been:mar, Montana,
to Duluth, 1,254 miles, approximately
, the same distallee, paya 51V2 emits, "or
, nearly clotible: Freight rates from all
r's,Vesterit points in the 'Cinit.ed States -
ilea. Canada Are propertion,
, The forego -Mg geee to eltoess that
even when. Aramaean wheat pric.es are
substan tially greater than.. Canadian,
ether factors which must ba talten into
.cortO'deittion create a ,situation• whicia
nevem ' tire Canadian grower. • - Like -
'Mee, IL Musit be berile d mind that
jiractically the% entire Canadian wbeat
• crop is of the' hard variety, which TOW
teations •oll the United States- Can 51•0-
ffited--3 vaeiety whielt as it iseeonies
Motee loaevere Is creating a mese)
inelstent deleat ndicl- seizing ms-11.`ket8
whiele torMerly were sot-Wied Whit the;
• softer geeills; 1
CsOod 152
5109 like bicycles: , they
lteep, goiu1g0u1iY So long u.s some one
lteops
name from it. If et were formed fol-
lowing the fusion, of tongues, the
period -in which a family name might
develop from it was comparatively
short. But if formed. in Anglb-SaxOn
tithes it would have ben, there always
as thc basis for a family name.
• Consider it from anothee angle. The
town of N'orton actually is in. York-
Literal Interpretation.
Teacker—"In this verse, what is
meant bY the line, The shadesof night
Were falling fast?' " -
Beliby—"Itimeans that someone was
,
pulling clown the' window blinds." •
. Chimney of Glass.
A' French gunpowder plant blows
the fumes ;rem its _gun cotton factory
through a chimney lined with glass,
-fticla resists the chemical action per-
fectly.
Dynamite is made by misting nitto-
glycerine -with sawdust.
ngers
ilessee
Doesn't iurt a little Dreie
"Freezene" on an aching corn, iastarit-
1Y that corn stops hurting, then Shortly
yoe lift it right Off with -fingers. Trely1 •
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
6"Free7.oRe for a few cents, sufficient to
renieve every hard corn, soft obrn, or
corn betee-se•n the toes, and the oalluses,
without soreness or irritatiou.
mastrus,===mscasso=ramotur-argarsga,
assafeicieals riecineor eaoi-easseale
Book on
DOG DISEASES
and 1.10*: to Feed
Mailed Free to any Ad-
dresa by the:Author,
itx. tiny Glover CO.; Tao:
129 'West 241b:S.treet
New York, U.S.A.
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Fgr Lasting FfagITITICe
Lse'CuticnraTaIcun
Thereis nothing 'better than
,Cuticura. Talctirn for -Powder-
ing and perfuming the skin. It
appeals to the most fastidious
because of its fine, smooth tex-
ture and delicate fragrance.
0SerrP25c. O5niment2band50e. Talcum25e. Sold
throughouttheDonenion. CanadianDepot:
Lymane, Limited, 344 St. Paid 15., W.. Montreal.
WCulacura Soap shaves without 'Dug.
;)4 -
other. - Comunication between France
and England -was rather close. ,
The name of Nevil, or Neville, was,
of course, French in its real origin. It
meant "the new city," and it was the
name given, to a towa Isa Poton. "Neuve
Ville" was the French of It. There is
no telling, in the 'individual case,
whether it was brought into England
as a family name (in the Norman form
of "de Neuville") at the time of Wil-
liam the Conqueror, or later. In some
eases it is knoveil to trace back to
individuals, who did crass to England
with the conqueror.
But in any event, once in England,
the succeeding centuries and -the ten-
dencies of the English speech which
developed from the 'mixture of Nor-
man French and Anglo-Sa,xofl:changed
it into Neville and alevil, the prefixed
"de" being dropfed the course of
time.
cessente---easeee.
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Pont lin) 47;61'6;10DR
tJitLcntathlitg
t.Wil5ft,/0"
HEN you envy the calm and
serene person who always
loOks so comfortable, juSt remember •
that his condition is the reStlit of
healthy nerves and 'sound, refresh-
ing' sleep,
If you are nervous and irritable
—if you cannot Sleep at nig. ht,
he ue of tea ancteoffee,vvhichinany
At yottt gracer,s. in Sealed, ail -41114 tills
people cannot drink without ser o
harm to their nerves, and .conse-
quent interference with health and
comfort.
Drink, instead, delicious Instant
Postum—the yvhblesonle, healthful
table beverage that safely charms
and satisfies.
A enerous ,sarnple tin of.
Instant Pottlith nent;•tioSt.,
,9a110140 in.g I atup5.. mrt it 61'
Cenedlen Poetilie Cereal Go., LtmEtd,,45Protiffne
Y°R HtALT11
'There's a Reason'
ratite), ry: Viiitidsor,Ont,
pascarels" icc
For Sluggish Liver
or Coffstipated
Bowels
Clean your bowels! Feel finok
When you feel sick, dizzy, upset,
when your head is dull or aching or
your stomach is sour -Or gassy, just
take one or two Cascarets to relieve
constipation, No griping—nicest laxa-
tive -cathartic on earth. for grown-uPs
arid children. 10c a box. 'taste like
candy.
•
. Look to Your Eyes,
Beautiful ey.es, like fine
eth, are the result of constant
care. Tee daily use of Murine 17*
'makes eyes clear and, radiant.
Enjoyable. Harmless. Sold and
'recommended by all druggists
.Avisva ay- r EL,
v in,
tig V' FOR )(WM EYES OPIMEMZE5122139
•Constipatio
amshed
a A druggist says: "For nearly
a thirty years have recommended
the Extract a Roots known as
a. Nether Seigd's Curative Syrup, for
arresting and permanently reliev- (,,9
2 ing constipation and indigestion. 9-
5 it is an old reliable remedy that
411i neVer fails to dothe work: 30
drops thrice daily. Get the
Genuine. 50c. and $1.00 bottl es.
:0 2
oe.seeeecABeee-teeeeseeese-
Holds Cake of soap.
• Set into the face of a new bath
brush are movable jaws which will
hold a cake of soap of any size.
Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere
Hungry Pike.
The pike is the hungriest sled the
fiercest of fish. Fish, flesh and fowl
seem alike acceptable to its palate,
and it does not disdain mineral pro-
ducts; rings. spoons and other similar
artieles have been frequently taken
from its maw.
Four English boys went to bathe in
Inglemere Pond, near Ascot, in Eng-
land. . One of them, who shall be
called Tommy, walked into the water
to aboutdthe depth of fent feet, when
he spread out his hands and tried to
sonmerneemoonntenemsameasismm
1,111
At that Instant a large Bah came up '
and took the whole hand into its
mouth, 'bet finding itself unable to f)
sivaliow it relinquished itS hold. and
the bey; turning round, prepared for
a hasty retreat. His Companions, who
gem the fish, scrambled out of the
pond as fast as possible.
• Tommy had scarcely turned around
before the fish came up behind, and,
seizing his other hand crosswise, In
flitted some very deep wounds an the
back of it. The led raised. hie 'free
he,m1, which was still bleeding, arid
etruelt 'the great fisilr a hard blow 'on
the head, when it disappeared, The
ether boys took him to a surgeon, who
dreesed seven wounds in one hand,
and so grea.t Was the pain the next day
that the, lad fairtted twice. The little
linger Was bitter through the Wail and
it Was mere then sl% weeks before it
was well.
An ordinary thimble will hold 100,-
000 of the ,smallest screws used ili
'watches.
The world is fall of babbling and .
words, anal. never saw a Man that
cloth no1 rather speak mote then he
lie ought, than leses.----Mentaigrte.
5SUEt•lo. 11-28.
est Col ?
tiy this method
That chest cold can be
broken up—no matter how -
stubborn and deep-seated it
may seem!
Apply Sloan's Liniment
to chest and neck 'tonight.
Its tinglng, glowing
warmth goes to the root of
trouble. It breaks up the con-
gested, inflatned condition.
Relief quickly follows.
Get a bottle of Sloan's to-
day. All druggists carry it.
Its effectivenesTwill surprise
rm. Made In Canada
Slimes Uniment-liiiispgie
For rbou Mutiim. bruises, strains, chest colds
seespa for ithe see, , .
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or Lena ee peesee, .'aseeeeer
,Toiec,10.F3tatnp CoMp4.,0iy, nod°, :pew;
1,1.E.1 WOOL f1.4' -i.7,$,
LY. a:nd
from oil ar ,ergasc,
J'or e0r5g2irtg01J ,00.0 'action,
gins, Cle0g4tniwn, OrkLario.
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Li R217)130.1, '.(eVOrA', fo.r batureat
forinatiou, 10. Illra.r;er, 1115, 2. 111,
Ontario.
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ADIEs,
9 ,1 utitehing and , picoktng. tittaet/-
rnents st any', anaobine; Sent einieet
$2.59. Co,gen Wante6'. Colorado Attach-
ment c.Box 2210, Denver,, Colo.'
0
coiLe0crtd. T.,..0afscoeilleg,5is- an exttlinsiast
. Poultry and, Dog Panolers,
anlmat trainors ann breedera
.nncl clan y use for iMiriard's
Liniment as preventive qua
rarogdY, Write for signed
cleisee of experienced men:
ralitiard?.$
Lithirnerit
The Animal's Friend
MgragtgamorainwEattrr,icti,iaramm.,iiim7
STOMACH MISERY,
— GAS, INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" Corrects
Sour, Upset Stomachs
at Once
"Pape's Diapepsin" is the quickest,
surest relief for indigestion, gases,
flatulence, heartburn, smileless, ter -
mentation ox stomach distress caused
by acidity. A few tablets give almost
immediate stomach relief. Correct,
your stomach and digestion mew ter a
few cente. Druggists sell millions of
packages
Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham's Vcg-
etable Compoimd Relieved Her of
Inflammation and Great Weakness
West St. Jolm, N. B.— "I was in a
general run-down condition following
the birth of my twin boys. I had a great
deal of' inflammation, with pains and
weakness. Finally my doctor. recom-
mended Lydia E. Pinkharres Vegetable
Compound. He said that your medicine
would be the only thing to build inc up.
T. ?Lin sure he is right, for. am feeling
much better and am gaining, in weight,
having gone down to nmety-three
pounds. I was in bed for over amonth,
butam up again now. I have recom-
mended the Vegetable Cerhpeund, to my
friends and give you'permission' to use
my- letter."—Mrs. ELMER --
82 Rodney St., West St: John, N. B.
There are many women who find their
household duties almost unbearable ow-
ing to some weakness or derangement.
The trouble may be slight, yet cause
such annoying symptoms as dragging
pains, weakness and a run-down feeling.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Cora -
1 pound is a splendid medicine foreucla
countoef
di:otios.Imthanays.in many cases relieved
those symptoms by removing the cause
of them. Mrs. Ritchie's experience is
b
, You might 'be interested in reading
I. Mrs Pinkham's Private Text -Book upon
the " Ailments of Women." Yon can
et a copy free by .writing the Lydia
E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Cobourg
, 7
• Ontario. c
UNLESS you see the name "Bayer' on tablets, you.
are not getting Aspirin at all
Accopt only an "Unbroken package" of, "Bayer Tablets lof
Aspirin," which contains directions ,ftnci dose.worked out by
physicians during. :22 ,rears and provod safe. by roillions for
Colds Headache
Tootlyache Neuralgia
Earache L,urnbago
Rheumatism
Neuritis
Pain, Pain
Randy liayer", boxes af 12 tabits-,--Also bottles', ef 24 and 100.--priif!,got...
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enpirin is the treee mark troeietorea se cartatuo ZOO, itF555ui0.5t111o er M0110-
cte,etir'ac,letoktt. cq sinteestreree W1015 It luwoll 1100154 that Aspirli) nierinu mete- .
•wsatIvartetum, to siost the DiNie esetiriet tinItaars,the Tablei'l of ',X,srtyrr C.amplsrlY.
.W/11 be. ntataped Witir. 'theiir 55255 trade *ark, tile "nlessas cross," '
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