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wJHILE working in a
VYquary r 'as a driller,"
,
writes Mr. John j. Hogan
of South March, Ont., "1
was seized with rheuma-
tism in the left shoulder.
T followed treatments for
some time without relief.
1 had heard so much con-
cerning Dr. Williams'
Pink Polls that I decided
to give thein a trial. They
were certainly the medi-
cine that 1 needed for it
was not long before 1 was
as well as ever. Now I
take them every Spring as
a tonic."
This is one of hundreds of
cases in.which these blood -
enriching pills have proved
effective in eradicating rheu-
matism. Buy Dr. WiMame'
Pink Pills now at your ding -
gist's or any dealer in medi-
cine, or by mail, •30 cent.,
postpaid, from The Dr. Wil-
liams Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
5-36
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PER BON
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EL P11114S
"A HOUSEHOLD NArr1e
[N E4 COUNTRIES,
BURDENS
One cannot bear one's neighbor's
burdens—you may break your own
heart out of sheer pity, but your
neighbor will not be a whit less op-
pressed: . This is not denial of
the power in sympathy, counsel, af-
fection, or comradeship; the power of
such gifts is incalculable, but they
cannot be transmitted, they can only
be exercised for the neighbor's here-
fit and encouragement. They cannot
lessen the burdeu; they cannot affect
those 'unuttered and unutterable
thoughts which dart through the soul,
those hours of absolute and unreach-
able solitariness, those moods when
no one really counts and uothing real-
ly matters. ---John Oliver Hobbes.
RED -D 1 210DSB
TRACTOR
plow, discs, cultivates,
harrows. Al so tineslawu
in ow ing, seeding, spray-
ing, etc
LAUNDRY JONES 6 tr Distributors
B4 :Lister Block, ECAMILTON, ONT.
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Itching Ends in Minute
"Bad eczema for months. Single application of
'Soothe -Salva' ended itch and burn in 1 minute.
1 box ended disease for good." Jane Paula,
"Soothe -Salva" ends Eczema quickest time ever
known. Itching stops instantly. AO druggists.
Eskimo Marne Tells I Owl Laffs
Strangest of Stories
"No feet" Recalls Trial of
Starving Man Who Eats
His Own Feet
Edniailtou, Alta.—Ono of the strang-
est stories over told, unbelievable Ir it
were not ' wilt: Wed in an 'official
R.C,111,P. report, reacbep Edmonton
from Sgt. D G. 3 titer, in charge ,of
the Mounties post` at Bathurst Inlet.
The story is that of a man who ate
his ownfeet,
Told in the plain, unvarnished lan-
gaage of the Sergeant, tite story is
dramatic enough and has behind it a
theme of human suffering and forti-
tude almost unparalleled.
In the wilds of the farthest North-
lands—beyond the fringes of civilize -
tion and ir, to section of the seemingly
endless wastes of the Arctic lives
Eskimo No Feet.
Lack of his pedal extremities has
given him Ws name and he takes con-
siderable pride in his disfigurement.
His story reached this city only
now, following receipt of mall from
Cambridge. Bay.
"No Feet," says Sergeant Baker,
whine out on a hunting trip early
this winter got lost' in a storm, and
unable to find his way back to his
Igloo, froze both his feet.
Before he was rescued, he came
near death from starvation.
.As be reached this dreaded point,
he realized that as his feet were froz-
en and as they would be of no fur-
ther consequence in his mobility, that
he might as well use them as food.
• Accordingly he severed the feet
from the lower portion of the legs.
and ate there, thus sueraining Life tm
til aid arrived.
He is active and walks around on
his knees. Also he can run along
side a eng-sled as Ion; as lie keeps
one hand on it for guidance. Hs: Is
tansy and is said to enjoy Life.
Another misfortune has overtaken
him. His wife is both blind and
dumb.
But No Feet may soon have to fere-
go his sobriquet. The Hudson's Bay
company has ordered a pair ol actin-
cial feet for him and .as they are ex•
pectecl soon, he may shortly be wa'k-
ing as he did in days of yore.
es-
esaa, tee
"What's the reason DeSwift does
not apply for a divorce?"
"Wily his Wife has taken to mono-
planieg and he thinks he might as
well wait." •
To Fit the . Case
They were iisiiing in the (asst.
"1 say, Harry," said ono youth,"
"what kind of bait are you usin • to
catch yohr fish With?"
"Meat bones." replied other.
"Meat bones," exclaimed the lirst.
"What hind of fish do you hope to
eaach?"
"Why, dogfish, of course'." was the
reply.
f•
"Asking 'Eur'ope to disarm is like
asking a man in (Chicago to give up
his life insurance."—Will Rogers.
THE HEALTH ALMANAC
1930 EDITION
is now on the press and will be available shortly.
The demand for the Almanac from year to year is very
heavy; the entire edition for 1929 was exhausted some time
before the end of the year.
For those readers who desire a copy of this year's
edition, an application form is printed below.
• Department of Health,
' Parliament Buildings,„
Toronto.
Please send me a copy of the health Almanac for 1930.
Nance
P.0
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Ontario
v att4ADAres
For Troubles
due to Acid
I N o(OeSTION
ACID STOMACH
HEA(LTDUaa
HEADACHE
GAS5.S •NAUSEA
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Sick stomachs, sour 'stoniaclis and
indigestion usually inean excess acid.
;The stomach nerves are over-stimu-
la,ted. Too much acid makes the
stomach and 'intestines sour.
.Alkali kills acid instantly. The; hest
form is Phillips' Milk of Magnesia, be-
cause one ilarinless, tasteless dose
neutralizes many times lts V01111no in
acid. Shite' is invention, 50 years ago,
it has eetualned the standard with
Iihyslctan,5 everywhere,
Take a spoonful hi water and your
unhapVY condition will probably end
in five minutes. Then you will always.
know what to de. Crude and harmful
iinethoels will never appeal to you.. Go
prove this for your own sake. Ittmay
save a grant inany clistigi•eeable ltours,
Be sure to get the genuine Phillips'
Milk of 1Ia,;ttelftt prescribed by pliysi..
clans for 60 retire 1.t corercting ex-
cess' addle. Each bottle contains full
directions—ani' arttgstore'.
Valentine
But one light l know,
But one gleam 1 It1'iee,
'Tis the radiant glow
Sllini(1g from, 'your eyes..
But one flower I'd find,
But one bloom i seek,
"Pis the, fair -enshrined
Rose upon your cheek,
But one boon I pray,
But one wish is mine—
Sweet, for aye Sind aye
Be MY Valentinei
tether Starter! It?
It is estimated that two ::billion a
year is expended on Valentines, It
might be said that here is a ease of
Art for beam's Sake.
"Sarah," called her mistress from
upstairs, "I trope you turned the gas
on in the kitchen as I told you".
"Yes, ma'am„" answered the new
servant, "can't you smell it?'
Never in the history of the 'world
have the women been able to' please
the prudes. The prudes used to' scold
women for .lacing. And now they
say it is immoral for a woman to go
about without a corset. No• wonder
the women: finally have decided to de
as they please.
If , you walk as a friend you will find a
frieud wherever you 'chose to
fare;
IF MERE IS A BABY
IN YOUR ROME
There Also Should be a 13o;> of
33aby''s Own Tablets
To keep her little ones well' is the
cenetant aim Of every 510111er and to
help her iR this task she should.ale
Ways keep a box, of 13€i'by's Own Tab-
lets in the home, These Tablets• have
saved many little lives when illness
('.:tine on suddenly,
' The majority of troubles which af-
filet little one are those which arise
from a disordered condition of the
stomach and bowveis. It is iu quickly
correcting these disorders that
Baby's Own Tablets show their.' value.
They banish constipation and indi-
gestion; correct colic and diarrhoea;
break en colds and simple fevers and
allay teething paths. Concerning the
Tablets, Mrs. 111. Roberts, Cap aus
Os, Que., writes:—"I always keep
Baby's Own Tablets in the house :as
I know of nothing to equal them for
llttte ones.
The Tablets are sopd by medicine
dealers or by snail at 25 cents a box
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville; Ont.
YOUR TRUE SELF
Have a soul of your own. Be your
true self.. Think, realize, reflect, un-
til you have a measure of unborrow-
e(1 conviction, which establishes a
centre of repose, and is a source of
happiness and contentment—a centre
If you go with mirth to a far.sla•auge which yields to no outer tumult, but
land you will find that mirth is is ever receptive to the Divine Self',—
there;
notation W. Dresser.
For the strangest part of this queer
old world is that like will join
like,
And who walks with love for his fel-
low-nlau an answering love will
strike.
You can tell the female worm.
When it turns it isn't trying to get a
better view of the ankle.
What this country really needs,
many folks believe, Iva •"post no
bills" sign on every mail bcx.
One difference between' a sweet-
heart and a "sweetie" is that the
sweetheart says, "You -order"
Organizing is e art of getting
men to respond like thoroughbreds.
When you cluck to a thoroughbred he
giv. s you all the speed, strength of
heart and sinew in hini. When you
cluck at a jackass he kicks,
Tho boss should renianiher how
hard he used to Work wbeu lie saw
the boss coming. •
Household Hint
A fairly .toed quality of "jackass
brandy" can bo made by using the
following iugredients: One wildcat,
two Gatling guns, one pint muriatic
acid, four rattlesnakes, three pounds
of red pepper, seven railroad 'spikes,
one skunk, four bullfrogs, two pounds
of fish scrap, and three ounces of
smokeless gunpowder. Stir well and
set in shade to cool.
. 1
It's all right to prepare for the;
worst, but better still to hustle for
the best.
Most of the girls now have im-
prompto complexions. '111ey Hulse
then: up as they g along.
"If it took as long to spend money
as it does to earn it half the stores.
would go out of business.
He—"The talking movies are still
in their infancy,"
She"Perhaps that le why they lisp."
His Worry
Hubby' --"Another new (tress1 Where
am I to get the money to pay for it?"
Wife—"I don't know. I'm your
wife, not your financial adviser."
You are definitely middle-aged if
Your doctor doesn't know .what is
wrong with you and blames it on the.
gal bladder.
He—"Can I take you home"
She—"Sure; do YOU lire far?"
COMMON BLESSINGS
A night's sloop, what a miracle of
mercy it is; and a new day and 'the
waking up with health to face it; aye,
oven a pleasant heal with one's
household, is not that wertlt a thanks-
giving? Or, an interesting book, an
hour with an old friend, aSunday's
quiet resting after a strained and
weary week, or some new light of in-
terest of leaning in one's favorite
line of study—it is such things as
these, far more than great special
blessings, which snake up the shin of
happy lite; and it is such things, ;if
one would think of them mole, and
not be always taking them as a mat-
ter of coarse, which would fill our.
days with thanksgiving,—Brooke Her-
ford,
Use Minaret's for Nearalgia,
—ss.
CALAMITY
Calamity is tho occasion of vitate°,
and a spur to a great ntiud, The ,very
apprehension of a wound steatlos a
Man when ho"'dint Beare amts; but
ittt old soldlcl« bleeds boldly, beoattse
he knows that a• -plan may lose blood
land yet vin the (lay, --Seneca,
ISSUE No« 6- • "30
Minard's is Best for Grippe.
•
LIES
It is the glistening and softly -spoke
lie , . . the patriotic Ile of the
historian, the provident lie of the poli-
tician, the zealous lie of the partizan,
the merciful lie of 'the friend, and the
careless lie of each man to himself,
that cast that black mystery civet -hu-
manity, through which we thank any
man who pierces, as we would thank
one who slug a wei in the desert.—
Ruskin.
LIFE
Life is to be fortified by many
friendships; to love and to be loved is
the greatest Happiness of existence.—
S. Smith.
YOUR HAIR NEEDS
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TO GIVE 1T HEALTH AND LUSTRE
ASK YOUR BARBER
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see e'
ora Coughs & C'olds
A speedy, safe, proven remedy
for children and adults.
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Ladybird Frees Firs
Of Predatory Bug
London. --Thanks to the ladybird,
the giant Douglas fir whose growth
ttutii recently was being hindered If
not completely clieekecl in Scotland
bythe destructive insect chermes
golleyii are flow showing signs of re-
sistance and recovery, To -day athero
is more greenness about these "Iords
of the forest" than there has been. for
two years.
These facts were brought out at
the annual meeting of the Aberdeen
branch of the Royal Scottish. Arbori-
cultural Society in Aberdeen. John
Mlchle said the chermes cooleyii was
discovered in the New Forest In 1913
and had spread north to Inverness,.
leaving the west coast of Scotland un-
touched.
Johnston Edwards, the Ding's fors
ester, said ho found at Balmoral that
the ladybird had increased enormous-
ly during last autumn and said he be-
lieved they would end the threatened
destruction -of the Douglas fit'. E. C.
Duthie said, lis hoped that when it
was known that the trees could be
made particularly immune there
would be a more optimistic outlook,
GIVING
Hallf the world is on the wrong.
scent in the pursuit of happiness.
They. think It consists in having and
getting and in being served by others.
It consists in giving and serving
others.—Henry Drummond.
N: "What do they mean by the
'witching hour'?" Y; "Don't you
know? That's the :tour when the
wife greets you, with 'Which story is
it this time?'"
DO YOU
SUFFER FROM
CO STI TON ?
Countless remedies are advertised
for constipation. Many relieve for
the moment but they are habit form-
ing and must be continued. Others
contain calomel and dangerous min-
eral drugs, which remain in the sys-
tem, settle in the joints and cause
aches and pains. Some are harsh
purgatives which cramp and gripe
and leave a depressed after effect.
Avoid lubricating oils which only
grease the intestines and encourage
nature's machinery to become lazy. I
A purely vegetable laxative such
as Carter's Little Liver Pills, gently
touches the liver, bile starts to flow,
the bowels move gently, the intestines
are thoroughly cleansed and constipa-
tion poisons pass away. The stomach,
liver and bowels are now active and
the system enjoys a real tonic effect.
All druggists 25c and 75c red pkgs.
Failing Hair
Turn to a proven hair grower—
Minard's of course. Will cleanse
scalp of dandruff and promote a
healthy, glossy growth..
Rob into scalp four timet weekly.
aassi6ed Advertisin
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i'tVI«li1' '.11J1ui4DAY r1".
Of each week we etre having special
sales of levees. including well matched
teams, greys. blacks roans and bays,
lers requiring; 110del'e5 tt ure in.
7:07111 eondltloti ami t.<ady to l;o right into :
work, now Is the Lima to get temp, ileo
horses on hand tit e.11 t.baso. private sales
every. day. Our llur Hess Department 1F
well stocked with new and second -band
harness of all description. 1Vri; us for
catalogue. Tim Repository, 10-21 .Nelson
:•oronto. •(Coulter. i;r-os-, Props.)
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and Pun Information fleet Free
on flee West.
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273 Bank St.. Ottawa Ont.
—13u1ahLanningbam wrltes,Thou-
sands gain S to 1S lbs. in 3 weeks
with new honked Yeast. Skin clears
like magic. Nerves, constipation
vanish overnight. Get Ironized
Yeast tablets from druggist today.
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like magic," says r. A. Chatigny.
Thousands write kidney and bladder
ills, constipation, indigestion, gas, back-
ache end overnight with "Fruit.a-tives".
Nerves quiet. Sound sleep at once. Get
'Fruit-a-tives' from druggist today.
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of Disfiguring lilon,islrce
use Cutieura
Sample Soap, Ointment, Talcum free. Address,'
"Cuticura," Box 2616, Montreal, Canada.
Citn.t.K EOn.3ZE5 "1,Is ecf OS' .u,•u-
saii.fa through use "' Ur. J 11. e•;uii,l's
Ureen 81uuutain Asthma Compound.
Its pleasant smoke vapor soothes (Sitd
relieves. Originated in 186e by Dr.
;Rind, soneialtst in respirratcry dis-
eases_ Also relieves catarrh. Standard
remedy at druggists: 35 cents, Ge
cents and 61.50, powder or cigarette
farm. Send for DEED TRIAD Davit -
age of G cigarettes, lanadt n Dis-
tributors, I.ymans, Ltd., Dept. CM.
286 St Paul St. West, Montreal, Can.
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The special stcelusedislnadein the Simonds
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Children will fret, often for nti
apparent reason. But there's al-
ways one sure way to comfort a
restless, fretful child, Castoria!
Harmless as the recipe on the
wrapper; mild and bland as it
tastes, But its gentle action
soothes a youngster more surely
than some powerful medicine
that is meant for the stronger
systems of adults.
That's the beauty of this special
children's remedy! It may be
given the tiniest infant—as often
as there is any need. In cases of
colic, diarrhea, or sitililar disturb-
ance, it is invaluable, But it Ilas
everyday uses all -mothers should
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for a few drops to ward off consti-
pation; so does any suggestion of.
had breath, Whenever children
don't eat well, don't rest well, or
have any little upset—this pure
vegetable preparation is usually
all that's needed to set everything
to rights. Genuine Castoria has
Chas, H. Fletcher's signature on
the wrapper. Doctors prescribe it,
How well you look!
"1 ant urilirp you again to express my
sincere gratitude for the continual success J'
have ntuintautad tirroush 9111/ artily dose, of
0rltscllall. Only lust week a 111070 met me (lrho
surf Ma a ,faro'onths 1100 ' hen I was crippler[
with rheumatism). His ,first reanark tract !:neo
welt I looked. I replied, ' Yee, I tsars only
gruschen Salts to than,a fin said he was
f6e1i'fl 'off colour' and would start the lirns-
cheat habit next day. 1 alua?Js recnnuu.^tett
Irttschen Salts.' 1t,. 1, wOOLNIT._
Orae lel letter as 31, foe Sega.,r.cn-
lirusclten Sulu is obtainable at drag and
department ;Amos is Canada, at lin, a bottle.
A bottle contains .•n,ivah to last for 4 or 5
Mouths—good health for ball•a•cent a say,
h
dieleasseseelela
"1 have to work in the store and
do my own housework, too, and 1
got nervous and run-down and was in
bed neatly all summer. The least noise
would make me nervous. L was told
to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and 1 have taken
seven bottles. It has made me strong.
or and put more color into my face.
I am looking after my store and
housework and my four children
and 1 am getting along nicely now."
--Mrs..l Malin, R. R. No. 5, Barton
St: Bast, Rana/tort, Ontario, Canada.
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