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One and ane -Half million dallars.plaa I' llxvo Yen ever noticed thatthepre'
f tl #rataetion veiling 'calor of early spring iii#wets 14 Mrs. Connor Declares S' toniach
is the tinavant o re 1
supplied from ail aourees to the ,(an, • yellow7 1ixp ituttorcup, daffodil,
(lien forests. The plaS r.epr'eSetts the,priiuiore, a!Ed"'tsowsllp:are '!examplWW.
ii terest.of:the people of:this' country: "I'iaore (Lare`.ialully eurielis pc/lets•about
r sts and their �;are,in Tire- the colorS;et flowers.' AeGordiiig to a
1r lgasia ...fts i,. s, • 1t is span list compiled by' a botanist `east -as +vii ..,r m from i
this t!}fer,tlte future, of the rt',. ea c' 287iLi it different species,' of fibarere, 222 Yellow, 222 red, 144
ofatlio'-leedaets of tla,e,:foiesteer
ijendeot., 'I'ilta , MeneY, ayppnded • i blue, 7'3 'Violets 36 gre.sn, 12 orange, kind
lalg'oly';;usectia;:to guard against and 4 brown., ThO botauiet spealte of two
-conateraot the.`care',esi311ess of our peo- varieties as baaelc, .but ih.is. geoara11y
plo,with°li°e'h uildersteed Oat t1' •IS no fetch. thing
" 1 total value, of forest products
i ate as abso!iltely black flower,
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Surnames and Their Origin
Trouble Was So Bald She
Coal Haarldly Eat At All.
"'if i.,hadn't gotten Tanlac :wheA 1 did
I believe I would have had to go to a
hospital," declared >Mrs, Wm. C!annor,
200, Eerie ijt., Hsamilton, Ont:, recently,
"MY stoiiiaeli was so disordered that
everything 7 ate made me deathly hiek
and caused paths in the pit. of• my
stomach that nearly drove me;distrae't•
ed, Often the agony was. eo gnat I
couldn't hell? ci'Ying, and for two or,
three days at a time x wouldn't eat a
Morsel of food. 7 WWIae nervous 'as a
witch, miserable for the want of sloop,
and often wonder now how I lasted
through it all.
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Canada in -a920, the last year for 'syllidij, More than ,ono 'Tower ch;Lngee its
complete returns wee 'available, was Dolor :luring 'Ite period .of blooming,
appi,osimately $316,000,000, says the; For ,instance.,' the beautiful double
Natural Res,ou'rces Intelligence Service flowers of the Hebi,scue rentabills are
of the Departmeait of the Interior. To white on opening in the morning, be -
this, oaf curSe, must be ad'd'eed the in-' comepink at noon;: turn red, at. sun -
creased value:. due, to •,processes of, set, and at night fade ,to a bluish tint
manufacture through which wood •pase- The tree i5 ow s also ina native the ein and
a and
Japan, but grows
West'lndles; ,
Another shrub, the .Claineee hydran-
gea, has•flowe},s which, are•,Z;1'een when
they first open and change later to a
ro"seg"color. ",•� This'd in the .list is ;the
tjheiranthus : inuoabilis, of ;which the
blossom changes 'from yellow to
orange, then .to red, and ends by be-
coming a deep Purple. Even so com-
mon: a flower as the phlox is first blue
and then pink, wake,the forget-me-not
MAYNARD of ...the English, and sometimes of the
The name of "Maegenh•eard does ;'Tench name.
not `sound very French:. As a matter a. aaaER
of fact it is distinctly Teutonic.. Yet
It should. be remembered that while Variation—Bleecker, ' Blakster, Blak-
i ,language is •a modified de- man, Bielcher, Bleger.
the mreneh e Racial Origin --Dutch, English, German
velopment of Latin, the names of th
!. French; are in the big majority of cases and Danish.
of Teutonic origin, for ancient. Gothic' Source—An occupation. 'very
' blood relaond'erates' in modern Freneb Here is a family name'which `Y
b p
veins ,(certain localities excepted), be- well illustrates• the common anoestry
in in somewhat greater percentage of the Teutonic tongues. It's an occ
g
than that of the original Gauls or pational,name. That is to say, it was
Celts, and overwhelmingly greater used first in connection with the given
than Roman blood.
When ,the eoiiquering• : C--oths swept.
down over the ruins of the Roman em -
es in reachingits, complete form. This
would at least double' rte value, and
make' a „totel well over six' hundred
millioa:'dollars. 4 The' Tosieaiid oneiiiaii
million dollars; therefore, `would repre-
eent an insurance cast equal only to
about one-half of one per cent. of the
value of the product of the forest.
We are in trouble without a marteh,
when. our •newspaper is .iaot on•harfd
there is a vacancy in our lives, and in.
numerous other matters the products
of the forest are indispensable. •They t ohaiiges� frau# a yellow 'tint to its true
enter so intimately into the lives of and beautiful blue,
the people, to -day that each anal, every.. • Among white flowers only fifteen out
one' should .re•info•ce• this money ex ei, a hundred have any scent; among
personal responsibility yellow and violet each about nine per
pendture'with p
for care with fire in the bush as, well cent.' Few blue flowers. are ,scented,
as interest others and do their part in the most notable exception beingpreb-
making the Canadian• forests safe for ably` the > Roman 3ayacintle, whioh,
_-ti,.ther double or single.: is'deliciouslY
r.
name to indicate . the calling of the
person referred to.
The number of 'generations it took
pine they quickly adopted the superior .such names to lose their' descriptive
language and civilization of their foes, significance and become mere family
an
but naturally did not'•change their own r"tags" varked with the individual cir-
nies which. in the course of. time cumstances•. It.: generally depended:
pan ,
Kaye, been madifled rather than aban- upon the continuity of occupation train
Boned. father to son.
" ae; enheard" was - in The "bleecker" of }Tolland was a
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LOW SPIRITED
fragrant.
"The'splendid results my husband
le Avrti
rah sets.
nekreisic'uea' is iter smear a�a rtsf
;lteiti nese., Botltee ], eefitF1e.
i'olitu Oviatertp cats a,�tv ox i'lrxcl7,rar�
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tweeze µed i ere • Teter the Nee aa'teh+
;genu rtt 1440.1411604(141440.1411604(14oe04(14 ..:tu(u;., ot#e mar sot hist
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rim Write Awe esteem), co.. reterleie, pie
got from Tanlac about a year ago
caused Tee to try it, and the treatment
ended my suffering in a few weeks'
time, and gave me a new lease on
health. T don't believe there's a
healthier woman in Hamilton than I
am now, and.I can't praise Tanlac
enough."
Tanlac is for erste by all good drug-
gists. Accept no. substitute. .Over 37
million bottles sold.
Among scarlet flowers• there is not
one which has'any scent. As a rule,
the more brilliant the color of a
AND ._DEPRESSED I flower the less likely itis to be scent-
ed
A
• Plants with sweet-smelling flowers
P Blood are more common in dry than in moist
A� Co
ca bloom profusely on dry
uplands ,and fill the air with their tion. presented by the
scent, bu e
swampy ground are seldom highly
scented, and if they are their: odors
are Unpleasant.
Insect Bites:
The insect enemies of man are
Condition
which were combined the roots- of our bleacher of linens.,aIn this country the
-modern ' English' words., •'•'might'' and' farm"of the name has often been short -
"hard," or- "hardy,".",' The Normans' niied to Bleeker. Apparently (arid his -
brought it into England with, a "Y." !tory verifies the observation) the linen
• Thus the family name of Maynard is i industry was more important in Hel-
en English development of the "given land' in the middle ages tban it was
name, Menarti, as might be expected 1 England, for the imported Dutch name
from the further .inplifiastitiop a to is more commontoday than that
which the French tongue has tended, English origin; . which is Blakst n or
is the . French farm, .a family name Brahman;
quite common in that'.coiintry. Men- "Bleioher" is the German word for
,
pard 'occurs. as a variation sometimes , bleacher, and is the Danish.
HEALTHY CHILDREN .
ALWAYS SLEEP WELL
The healthy child' sleeps ` well and
during' its waking hours is never cross
but always happy and laughing. It is
only the sickly child that is cross and
peevish. Mothers, if your children do
not sleep well; if they are cross and
cry a great deal, give them Baby's
Own Tablets and they will soon be
well and Happy again. The Tablets
are a mild but thorough laxative which
Y'egulate the bowels, sweeten the stom-
ach ,banish constipation, colic and in-
digestion and promote healthful sleep.
1 ;1 They are absolutely guaranteed free
to ;, from opiates and may be given to the
newborn babe with perfect safety.
oXq They are sold by medicine dealers, or
by mail at 25 cents a box from The
eeii Dr. 'Williams' Medicine Co„ Brock -
an 1 vale, Ont,
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'My Little Soul.
In church I sit, while all about,
Good people bow in sober prayer,
In worship earnest and devout—
"And yet my little seed goes out
And seeks the ape:• air.
It wanders out among the trees,
It kisses all the grasses slim,
It whispers with the droning bees
While through the windows, ` on
breeze;
Colne echoes of a hymn.
It flutters up among tho throng
OI blossoming :leaves :that gayly nod
To welcome it; and while the. song
Floats'up ;`from • ,worship —glad and
strong.
My little soul finds God.
The Song Sparrow's Nest.
Here where tumultuous vines
Shadow the porde at the west,
Leaf, with tendril entwiiines
'Under a song sparrow's nest.
She in her pendulous nook
Sways with the warm wind tide,
I with a pen or a book
Rock as soft at her side.
Comrades with nothing to say,
Neither of us intrudes, -
But through the lingering day
Ealy of us its and broods,
Not upon hate and fear,
Not upon grief or doubt,
Not upon spite or sneer,
These we could never hatch out.
She broods on wonderful things;
Quickening life that belongs
To a heart and a voice and wings,
But ---I'm not so sura of my songs!
the
Treasure.
What, have 7 counted as life's gold?
A tree, the Melt of alttunin fire;
Some hours of peace I could not hold;
Love, in a Western shire.
Due to Dor climates. ' Thyme, sage and lavender,
and Weak Nerves. for instance,
Nearly all women and most men suf-
fer at times' from fits of depression and
low spirits, from which they are 'un-
able to free themselves. They cannot
attend to their duties satisfactorily
and are unable to get -any pleasure out
of 112e. People who suffer,in this way
soon lose their energy of mind and
body. They lack vitality because their
blood is poor and ill -nourished, and
-their• nerves are starved in conse-
quence. The only way to obtain new
ealth is by building up the blood w
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. The new rioh
blood • made by those pills will carry
renewed health: and energy to every
part of the body. Your appetite will
Improve, your spirits brighten and you
will be endowed with fresh energy and
find a new joy in living. Mrs. G. Reid,
Napanee, Ont., tells ofthe beneftrshe
found through the use of,Dr. Wi1l1ams
Pink Pills. She says: 1 have used Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills on different occa-
sions and cannot emphasize too strong-
ly the benefits derived from them. I
was growing nervous, my complexion
was becoming sallow and my eyes dull
and listless. • My vitality was poor and
T did not sleep well. I became despond
ent, losing interest in my work, which
seemed to tire me so easily. I began
using Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and af-
ter
fter taking six boxes I began to enjoy
life again and looked much brighter
and felt happier. My appetite im-
proved, I gained :in weight and could
sleep without any ;nervous -wakefulness
during the night, I also used. these
pills while nursing my baby and found
them a wonderful help both for myself
and for making' my baby better na-
tured. For these reasons• I gladly re-
commend
e -commend; thein to anyone whc needs a
tonic for the rebuilding of strength and
energy."
You canget these Pills from any
medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents
a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
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voleue,: ileloe, ..eta. 14101O14 s.a bl' f*id(a.
untoF tualattl t:v(Jo.,'aC.td l#htEo�,
Apo �X Ohm:shy 8tt,
Ontario,
.1-1old4 Reward
It is saki that the province of •STs
lsatchewaa stands ,fl'atst in the wiaxlrt,
In regard to the number of rural teles
phones per population With a tele -1
phone for every nine of the population
Tanlac Vegetable Bills are nature's
avis remedy for constipation. For sale
everywhere.
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,' Concerning Moonlight.
It is probable that very few persons
are aware ,of the fact that the full
moon gives several times more than
twice tah•e'light of the half moon•. They I
may be still more surprised to learn
that the ratio is approximately as nine
to one.
• Stebbins and Brown, taking advant-
age of the extreme sensitiveness :. too
light of a selenium cell, measured the
amount of ligght coming from the moon•
at different phases, with the result
above mentioned. The reason for the
remarkable difference shown is to be
found in the varying angles of reflec-
tion but
r-
t th wild flowers of low or faces• of our satellite to the sun. The'
moon isbrighter between first quarter
and full than between full and last
quarter. •
MI.,ard's Liniment for safe everywhere
Commercial Importance of 'Walrus.,
The Inference le Qbvieua.
A motorist 'named Taiin klatch.,
Examined itis tank with a Ina ch.
Though deploring hie.fate,
We are glad to relate,
The insurance was paid ;
Magnifies Soun
A sound control atta
phoxsographe invented in
can magnify their tones;
abler• them to be used in re
size. .'.,
numerous, especially in,the tropics and
Then, in the summer night,
When I 'awake with a start,
I think of the nest_ at the height—
The leafy height of my heard
I think el the mother love,
Of the patient .wings close feried,
Of the sky that broods above,
Of the love that broods on the world.
- .Ethelwyii Wetherald,
"$-le is Called Jesus."
According to the "Matin," the oldest
Stars who) you lie upon your back;
Hills that hold a water -cup;
All gleaming parallels of, track,
.All brown road's loading up.
—Orrick ,Johns.
in the North during the :summer, and
their stings are often extremely pain-
ful; fortunately, however, they are set -
.
el
dom, dangerous.
The parasites of man and of. his
couch and,'also the flying bloodsuckers'
description of Jesus Christ has just
been cliscoverecl in aai old Latin text
in the Vatican Library, Which has been
revised under the supervision •of Pape
such as gnats. and mosquitoes, inflict a
painless sting, but one nevertheless
that causes swelling and considerable
itching. , ,True irritation is owing to
formic .acid or some other subs•talrce
that the in5'ect;injects for the purpose
of thinning
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ven
ti eg
:ts Coagflati�istl'lt cani esivelzd
in. The itchineceaseswhen the' acid
is neutralized by an alkaline applica-
tion such as ammonia, soda, limewater,
glycerin' or soap. The application
should, be made immediately after the
bite,before scratching eras abraded the
skin and has given opportunity for the
germs of inflammation to infect it.
Attacks of insects, especially. of the
flying ones, can be more or 'less pre-
vented by the •external ,use of oil of
citronella, cedar oil or kerosene. The.
most serious stings are inflicted by
outdoor insects—ants, bees, wasps,
hornets, spiders, tarantulas:, scorpions
and,centipedee. The ordinary,ante of
temperate regions are not formidable,
though black ants may inflict a some-
what painful sting. In the tropics some
of the ants are vicious • and dangerous
on account of their numbers. Tales
are told ;of ants surrounding men and
animals and actually killing Ona eat-
ing them.
The stingsof bees, wasps, and hor-
nets are familiar to most of us. A few
spiders, 'among which are tarantulas,
are venomous; so are scorpions• and
centipedes. Their bite causes an in-
Siammatory and often painful swelling
together with general symptosissuch;
as dizziness, faintness, nausea, blurred
vision, headache, numbness of the ex-
tremities and sometimes even slight
paralysis. Ire the case of children the
symptoms may be alarming, and with
infants the result may be fatal. It is
best to, apply ammonia to the bite at
once and to give stroeg coffee or some
other stimulant to drink. -
Fish Niggerin'?
The speed of a swallow is about
Sixty-five .miles• an hour. A carrier'
pigeon averagee.. fifty' Without much
efrort. Next conies
tho wild d b
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9e
,
,forty; pheasant, thirty-eight; and
Crow, tWenty-five miles an hour.
Mltiard's Whiniest used by Phyal;C rens.
The walrus • furnishes about 1500
pounds of meat, 1000 pounds of oil and
540 pounds _ of leather, andthewhite
whale furnishes much more.
The names of all J•ap e commer-
cial steamers end with the word
"Meru." . .
Vse
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He—"I often-eit for hours and dream
of bow happy we'll be when we're mar
Pius , �1
t . Tied."
It"is a pollce report under Pro -Con- :,-SI$—"If you'll cut out the dreaming,
sun PubltuS Lentiilus, wlio, it is stated, .'we'll be married sooner."'
was the predecessor of'Pontius Pilate. as s
The pollee description of Jesus Christ A Peeled Birch Tree.
70 a1 follows;— Defaced it steeds! I do not know your
"He has long fair,hair falling in � name,
curls on the shoulders. They are, part- Who peeled this birch -bark tree, but
ed in. the middle, Christ wears the I ah, the sh'aine!
double -pointed beard which is fairer , You wanted on a bit of bark to send
than the hair. His eyes are light blue 1 A maudlin little message to a friend?
anti wear a kind- expression; but at. To snake a uapl.in.ring, or some such
times they flash under the stress of I trash?
temper. And so with pocketknife yo1i needy
"Re is of normal build and stands must gash
erect, The voice is soft. . Be was •, A ghastly wound, and heel a birch -bark
never .seen to laugh, but people often! tree.
saw heal cry, His hands are very well ` Out of my thoughts; 'Ola you, whoe'er,
kept. you bel
;'Ile iso:called ;esus, son of Mary. Itis —Margaret Clarke Russell
friends•also call him the son of God," Although 100 tons of opium would
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MONEY ORDERS. supply the medical is Send a Domtalon blxpress iVioney tries, the annual world production
Order.' I, ivo Dollars costs three cents. nearly 21000 tens.
A Negro went fishing. He hooked a
big ,catfish which pulled him over-
board",As he crawled back into the
boat, he said, pllilosophlcally1 "What
I wania kno`Sv"is,dis; Is dis Niggaii
fishin', ;or "is die fish iggerin' 7"
Fierce Variety,
Stucee ' And,poo•r Harry was killed
by a revolving crane." -
English won'iam---"My word! what
fierce, birds you have in America,"
fl l'ifli
Live Glossy Hair
Follows use of Cuticura Soap and
Ointtnent. On retiring rub Cuticura
Ointment into the scalp, especially
spots of dandruff acid itching. Next
morning shampoo with Cuticura
Soap and hot water.
Soap 25 . Mamma 25and 50c.. Talcum2Sc. Sold
throughouttheDominion. CanadianDepot:
L ane, Limited, 944 St. Paul St.. W. Montreal.
Cuticura Soap shaves without rasa.
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NIGH
MORNING �
KEEP YOUR. EYE&
gel -BAN cLBAA AND �•'j,EALT'%�Y'
Sl TOA, ERBF EIC CARE ROOM' Nnt%,1NR CA. Cq!<.10011dPI
Attractive Propo i
For man with all round. weekir
newspaper experience and, $400'
or $500. Apply Box .24; Wilson
Publishing Co., Ltd., 73 Adelaide
Street West.
America's
Pioneer Dog Z•aemedien
'800;. 0n
DOG DISEASES
and How to Feed
Mailed Free to any A.1
dress by the Autber.
E. Clay Glover Co., Ina
1299 'West 24th Street
New York. V.S.A.
MOTHER ttW
LARGE FR': la
Recommends Lydia E. Pink.
basin's Vegetable Compound
to Other Mothers
Hemford,., N. S.-: I ani the mother
of four children and I was so weak after "
my last baby came that I could not do
my work and suffered for months until
a friend induced me to try Lydia E.
Rnkgham's Vegetable Compound. Since
taking the Vegetable Compound' illy
weakness has left me and the pain in
en:back has gone. I tell all my f�
who are troubled with female we Stag "'
to take Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, for I think it is, the best
medicine ever sold. You may advertise
my letter."—Mrs. GEiRGD I. CROUSE,
Hanford, N. S.
My First Child
Glen Allen, Alabama.—"I have began
greatly benefited by taking Lydia. E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
bearing -down feelings and pains. I was
troubled in this way for nearly four
years following the birth of my first
child, and at times could hardly stand on
my feet. A neighbor recommended the
Vegetable Compound to me after I bad
taken doctor's medicines without much
benefit. • It has relieved my pains and
gives me strength. I recommend it and
give you permission to use my testi-
monial letter. Mrs IDA RYE, Glen
,Allen, Alabama.
Women who suffer should write to the
Lydia E.i'inkham Medicine Co.,Cobourg,
Ontario, for a free copy of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Private Text -Book upon
` Ailments Peculiar to Women. 0
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dor "the best rue tioto # of Tour
life toy Millard's. • Srte'1d l Tor: •
Sore itfuscii•s, Sprains, l#rutsoe.
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2.
ISU6 No,.
UNLESS you see the nate "Bayer" on tablets, you
are not getting Aspirin at all
Aa~cep t only,an "unbroken package" of "Bayer. Tablets of
Aspirin," Which contains directions and dose worked out by
physici<1fs during /2 years arid proved safe by millions for
. Colds Headache Rheumatism
'Foot:I-locile Neuralgia Neuritis
Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain
Mindy r°T✓'a•`Yer" boxes of tablets --Also bottles of g4 and 100. -Druggists.
it tr:iats marls (r.gistrred In Canada) nt Dwyer 2,t'sn tact re 1s1onwer
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Amputees t t4 known that ASPirlot sn
inanntact re,.r oC Ssist the 3lr while it I's rel 0
t ttuf;a.eturs, to ,,eta[ file ;5u#rit a!•snin::t irnitatio##>�the rj i'✓a�'Crb�s..e'S'0t t;,gmi)#•nii
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