The Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-10-02, Page 3'uc
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a daces
Jaded'Nies
...Doe To: Weak Watery Blood.
AnaeMla, — impoverished .' brood
comes so stealthily,that it i:, often well
advanced before reeoSniized, Fatigue
and .discomfort, the .earliest manifes-,,
talions• • of the trouble,, -are seldom'
taken seriously. :Soon tyre facebe-1
comes pale.; the nerves Jaded; the
,heart .palpitates violently after .the
' slightest exertion; 'the appetite ' be-
comes fickle and beigore •you realizeit
ysou are in a terrible plight.
'At such time, by enric.rftig and purl -
'lying the •blood, Dr. Williams' -Pink
` Pills will build iip the nerve ce1ls,.aud
eeriest, the rtie-flown conditiop. Con-
' seating theta Miss 'Margaret,',Torrey;
j•Teruri.to, Ont, saylif I suffered '•a
/ completo'breakdo vh. MyHeart would
pal.piiatn on ire least exertion I�jotlt
rig I ate agreed with •me., I started
taking Dr.William's T'ink Pill's and
by,'the .dine 1 had lake'n .several boxes
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I "ryas' ready' for anything % had' gain-
ed tin weight and every c1istressing
syinptanr. hadleft me." '• '
• You • can get.. these,,Pills 'from any
• dealer in medicine or by 'mail at;'50
i• cents a box from •The Dr. Wilhatns'
Medicine Co, Brockville, Ont.
Treasure Chest Is
Found on Lost Ship
!Gold ` Found in Rotting
Pouches' 4 Ill-fated'
"Islander" ..... : _
Olympia, Wash.—High holies for
suecesa of as fantastic and daring an
underseas.adventnre .as ever was writ-
-ten in fiction were raised 'here when
Carl Wiley.recovered a small Portion'
of• the gold. of . the lost steamship.
. Islander... Rotting buckskin pouches'
containing $3,700 of 'the • metal were
' 'recovered.. That was merely, a sam-
7—= .j nMt Y'biro like'irers tet "tires ilmtre-
• pia-•ctseer- ex-peet=-to_•iieeovex
i' Three 'hundred feat below -the, sure
faee of Stephens Passage and ,off the
clesclatp Southeastern •Alaska Oast
lies the wreckage of the Islander. For
tweety•niae Years . she had been a•
tee t ti o chest waiting •to be opened.
On 1n it t Iii, 1901, the ship was
steaming • home. loaded with .returning
miner, from time' Alaska reld,field, She
° . came:d a fortune in nuggets and dust
' est,mated' a't between $3.00,000 and•.
ton times that arnnnnt. At full speed
she struck an irebrrg.'lurched crazily
zad plunged for t'hh bottom. Seventy-
two.,tlastica_^,crs were carried to, their
' • ':.Fanikous. IP a : , efenaec!
In
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eadly Silo Gases
C veresinne Farmer
Farmers `Ake Warned to Tes
,' t' Silo' Before Entering ,
Before entering the, silo the farmer
or'anyone -:Working for him should
make sure that no, deadl gases are
pre.sen`, is' the edmo.nit.ionof silo eX-
perts. of the• Dominion Department of.
Agriculture. `
At Herron, North Dako• ta, the other.
day, the Neidhardt family, father and
four children, had their lives• snuffed'
out by what was. reported to be .Me-
thane: gas. The sheriff who, attempted •
to. recover'" the. holies was •overeonie
and barely eseaped with his. life, after
his son had made two attemp'ts to get
his father out of the r,ile.• •
Methane and car•bon'diexide are, thea
twe potsonotis gases which are likely.
to :occur in any silo: , They have their
origin in'fhe decomposition of orgalaic.,
matter.. Methane Clio :is an oderies's;•
inftaiamable,gas which 'occers•natural
ly as the broduct•of:the d`econiposit on
bis organie matter;• and fs frequently
met with :in mareires end mines, being
more faanitiarly known asmarsh gas.
'Carnet' dioxide CO2 is :a heavy color-
less •ii•respirabie gas which extinguish-
es dame. It is produced'by the action
of acids .,bit carbons, tar:attgh,.fermen-
tation, arid bythe deeom:posi:tign of
organic substances. , -
Both these gases may be present•in'
the 'silo 'and Owing to: the fact that
they are• heavier titan air as they ac--
cur i.ilete.they force air away fronrthe
top ofthe silo,� :
As neither Methane or Carbon Diox-
ide trttl degenerate within, a few days
it is always • well' before 'entering a
--silo--dsteeig ahs--fil1,in.ga .sewn to.. run..
the blower a'few.ininutea to insure an
adequate circulation of air. At •'other
times, a lighted` Lantern should be
lowered into the •silo to insure that ho
English '.army bombing planein flight over Idyl:.r Pass, gateway to
dia, during •resent• outbreak among Mountain tri'bis.
Las-.
rad-
Babies--
tAost
Rtv la , 1, ctik
IVE.11 'Row.
ole i:tw .i 1t
101' • .
wa worry-
gas ie 'present. "If Carbon Dioxide is The in•gtiisitiee womans
present the flame will immediately go 'ing the gardener. ''She asked a lot.
out
of meaningless questions.' • "V hat
There. is just as muchdanger' irons � ..steps do you take rth the. caterplll
bis'onous gasses in the silo as there is :ars'?" she asked next, `L `�Vel•L, mums.
in. an 'old well; but the danger is on - said the". ' ex' gardener, I
aspera
y tilt ,
cl>_ flay• he easily guarded against :takes- half..a dozeh steps' into our
.You are the ,joy of my life.' Thou
Whowraps me in thy all enveloping hrlVe
red forte the"2at rpiliars
Use-of
and is overcome by an adequate slip•'-nW--stffiercl a
Baby's r r 't' ', _ AfterY
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pre tobody d I �d�21't$ f 1 t thei care should giddy and don t ins }•
to allow free ventilation. rest air
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m it top of ensilage its Im Ibis. f4uezl by
are my all my Only 'coinfort, my joy.
.arid •ice
Own
P of .fresh •air.' As ensilage is fed roused three• times so that•they :gets'
.{ w•theirwa'back..
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sec's. .I press You my. oc y an torn the top o ens, `'Des tits boss k iowtlle seaffo din's,
inkthe 'god" that ga 'e you to tie - be talceii tot e that the doors are teen• .w 9" . "' 'E aught • tfo—lie's
1)era�tgeme'nts of t`ae'digesthvse-or• come^ do n n
y our. ivarpptlr and 'beauty 'of Sour. rt le for most of the F 1
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underneath it,'"
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the
hire. At twilight waren the.:wliole slsouicl tie .snppU,d as xe l,Y � . .
l reams slid oes rom'ancing,.you •ail sets which afllict'.youn children
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merit.
When the day is •tittle• and shadows Daep iltrnest of Atli culture, Ottawa.
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stoma .°
andboy* ei g
th stomas
fail I crawl into thy welc.on::e embrace i ` " ` -- •••
1 them •to normal action and this is all•
and dream dreems, rosy .drearrrs, gold- i;nh:ate alin.erd's •Liniment for Asthma.
that is meceesery to set• the little eut:
en. dreams, for 1. know you are'inane-1 , health
'ail mine. `T tingle at your touch'.. 1.
'thrill. at your every movement. You're
'so warm, so yielding, sd glowing, and
. de albs, I am once more at peace—the. world
a ent s were a, re patten colic; break, up colds and sfm- son 'conducting the service could dr
fuser safely, on the road to 'ea, an . s Negro t�ohian who had.:lost her
happiness: h1151) ncl Was attending his funeral.
Baby's • Own Tablets are specially.. R •
ast.tts. had rarely follo.vec: the
designed to correct indigestion•, coltsti- straialit and: narrow path, but ,:be par-
- Maier tt pt rat to •s'tl
'•vas the great treasui'e,'hut .all failed.
bemuse of' the: depth at!tich the
Islander lay, and h•eca4.se of the rush- -
. ins. current. s.
. -Five years ago %Vi•lee made•his first
'nt,c±rrpt. He' failed and, his otwn re::
• Seeress' gone, he interested a fey '
is qui:et•and•.stiil=and 1
you—My Bathrobes
No one is perfect, and
all have 'a chance to make a showing.
Sweet- Young Thing—"I'11 positively
am illus with. +
. ' ple•fevers and to allay teething pains., •notating b'it•enumerate"the ileceaFed;s
", They are sold, by medicine dealers •or virtues the , .majority of which tire•
'by: mail at. 25 `cents a.box from They -Negro' woman had' never.'heafd .of.
that's why we ! b
ills, Ont. last could not stand' it any longer and
• t'o're
basest out: "Parson, I think
Dr. R'xilratns'• Medicine Co
Brock-
• She listened far some time; bat • at
small hackers here and in. Seattle. •
This year. hii 'had constructed 'In
Olympia .a divi'ng hell, of his own in-
ventian. After months Of :failures
and accidents, it finally raised the:firs't-
sof the gold. • In alt egg -scraped diving
. chamber, Wiley operates a long claw-
like arm. probing through the debris
•'acit'4444 wreckage.'
• Men Are 'Like That!
Men can be so terrible; '
lien can be so mean;
Sometimes hardly bearable, .1
All that I have seen. •
,Why ,do women stay with thani,
7. Scorning all advice?
• Weii, they have a way with theme -
Men can be so nice.•
. Men are unreliable. '
• Women often find;
Men .can be so pliable;
Men can be Fn h:intr, • .
Women keep forgive:g abet
.lust as Women would --
There are days of }ivint," when
. • Alen can ,he+ Irl -genii.
Men an Ctd:+.1 ;41
1• v!ry 47)1 11 and a'"e1:
Mien eats look so zealously
\\*her! there i-n't need;
11')11hting "tlteln',ases
tt'ev ria . wonten le-ar?
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li• •, , 3'1Make .puc•lt p nti�
• • -,•es can lie so dear
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:a> ;tlaa,yna, •ill �n�erers.'
lis
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never marry a man who snores:'
Any body—"Good dies, but how at e
you going to` find out? .
Theres' a certain young man whose
friends • all call him. Moses, because
when he Opens his mouth the, bull
rushes. . • '
The fast ,eater has 'what you' would
call `'galloping consumption"
Harry—"Where do you want to go,
baby?" .
Baby—'41 wanna go, buy -buy."
If you can be agreeable till • ten
o'clockin the morning you'll still have
.the balance of the clay in which to be
agreeable. • • :
Noses Will Be Used burying the wrong man. ,
Golfer. (just learning)--L-."Terrible lot
Of birds about, boy." •
Caddie -"Yes, 'spose they're folloty-
ing as up for worms."
A noted doctor predicts that. in 50
years all men will be bald. But they.
gill still be buying' their,. hair tonic
from bald-headed barbers.
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janitors do not keep y up With
like times. They're still keepitrg cool
with Coolidge,,
Tho women, who are wearing the'
new long skirts had better watch out
for prohibition., enfotcpment official's
who may arrest them :for screening
joints. ••
To. Classify Man.
A new classification of mankind ac-
cording to the 'widths- of theis noses,
believed to be related•to the cllfiratic
histories of .different races and •prob-
ably of considerable importance ixi
•racial ev.olution,•has been proposed by
Professor Johh Cameron bf Dalhousie
University, Nova Scotia,'in a recent,
,announcement from the ' to Inst'-
tute, in Philadelphia. •
The races with the widest noses and
most open nostrils, Professor Cameron
finds, are the negroes, the native
:Australians and the former Tasthan• DO YOU
fan race, now extinct. These races
•live in hot, climates, where a wide, ,
open ,nose probably helps to cool the
blood as the air passes over the nasal
membranes, much as a dog cools him- . •
self by panting.' , -
• The narrowest noses among the ma-
jor•races ot.'the world are found, Pro-
fessor • Cameron continues, in the .•
European whites, but there is a very; '
small racial'. group with still narrower
noses and more tortuous nostrils.
These are • the .eastern Esquimo:t,
chiefly inhabitants of Greenland.
For races• living in such rigorous
winter climates as that of Greenland !•
it obviously is desirable; to have long
narrow nasal passages so that the
ectremeiy cold outer air will be warm -
:ed its much as, possible before reach-
.ing the more delicate niembrances of .
• the threat or lungs. Professor Cam -
Changing Weather
affects your health. if 'you are not
protected; ,Mina rd's prevents.colds' ..
and grippe; relieves' rheumatism
and ,stiff joints.
.ie fel theway she carries
otr ,pit that Married man?"' s
but a hat a • hlesilreg they are a hitt along with the man
•would •be Inta'lera' y classified 'hors This ptace who thinks an lsraalite is a new kind
-"dint diem.,,
due ee •' of a floor lamp.' •
nn , reasee *fly ' a •' mantt te C1•ack All crack and no wise.
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SUFFER WITH
HEADACHE?
Ste easy to• get quick relief ,arid pre-
vent an attack in the future. Avoid
bromides and dope. They relievcquick-
ly but• affect the heart and are "very
dangerous. They are depressing and
only give temporary relief, the cause
of the headache still remains within.
t The sane and harmless way. First
correctu'the cause, sweeten the sour
and acid 'stomach, relieve, the intes-
tines of the decayed and poisonous
food matter, gently stimulate the liver,
start the bile flowing and the bowels,
lass oaf the waste matter which causes
dour' headache. Try Carter`s L+ttte
Liver Pills. Druggists 25c red pkgs.
a -"How slid you get into' the eron.s fourth group , of humanity as
Gradyclassified by nose, width includes the
habit of wearing a mustache'?'" Mongolians and the Atnericlin Indians,
. ITarold--"Oh, it jeer, grew on me,", whie15 races are interthed'iate hetweeh
the wide -nosed whites; • jest as . the
• You May Know the Breed
"My husband is a dreamer," he de-
' dares..
"A. man of plans and isionsl"
Which means days of work a Week
'She shares, -1
To get rent anti provisions.
A lot of folks seetn to believe that
thrift consists ill meeting their instal-' apple? •' •
aytnen-ts-an tirtie - • ceceeli-rrg til' ae,e-a sadia1F-,'tnette„1-
• Mongolian 'afid Nestle American cl.i-
ni,ates are intermediate between • the
extreme heat of Africa and be tropics
and the extreme told of northern Eur-
ope, ,
Try a McIntosh!
What is 'the world's rhos' p,palar
feral eicpert,,the Jonathan is possibly
rati across a fellow who titought the most popular of all varieties: Reil
'I•labe Ruth was a chorus girl'. We apples, generally, seem to be mote in
shun 40'1 •be Petite to hie Rite eftet
diver, .4Y tr, o •' says. C'asin'o Hatni.tbte • And
• it r+',t:ly esieldn't •tenet him to stretch
tit ttM be •P date to'`her before
.`d;wira 'e. • , ti
• ....---4...-----.Sedate.
Minard$ L.it1tmrr:n'f a heusehbld frier
A (buret On wheeles'titted with an
alter -table, rails, reading -dealt, and
pulpit. and foldlh,g chairs, is -used on
the .Egyptian railways by Dr. L, '13.
Owynne, 13Gshop of Egypt and • the
r
demand than their rivals.
Cox's Orange is probably the favor -
ate amide in England, and the Mc-".
Tntosh tanks highest in Canada:
'T shouldn't worry any More about
hint, dear. After all, he's not the•
only pebble• on the beach." "I know
.but 'the' rest of the beach . 1a so
stony." "
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WE can never be sure just what
makes a child ,restless,' but
the remedy .can always be the same.'
Good old Castorial There's comfort
in every drop of this pure vegetable
preparation, and •not • the slightest
harm in its; frequent use. As often as
your child has a fretful 'spell, is
feverish, or cries and and can't sleep, let
• Castoria soothe and quiet him. Some-
times it's a.touch of colic. Sometimes
constipation. Or diarrhea—a con-
dition, that should always be cheeped
without delay. Just keep Castoria
handy, and give it promptly' Relief
will follow very promptly if it
doesn't, you should call a physician.
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CASTO-R1-A:.
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What most People call indigestion is
usually excess acid in, the stomach..
The food has soured. The instant
remedy is an alkali which neutralizes
adds. But 'don't use crude helps,Led
what your doctor would ndvfse. •
The best help is Phillips' Milk of
Magnesia. For the 50 ye rs since its,
invention it has ' rental ~-tYraiect standard
dard
with' ph sicians. ' Boit will` find noth-
ing ets'''so quick in' its effect, so harm-
.
less, 5b efficient,
h
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Nick Relief for
CONSTIPATION
BILIOUSNESS
. BLOATING. ETC.
sca rets.
"THEY WORK
WHILE YOU SLEEP
How To Lose
24 Pounds of Fat
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At the Same Time Gain in Physical(,
Vigor and Youthfulness and
Swiftly Possess a Clear Skin and
Vivacious Eyes -that Sparkle with
Health. .' .
Here's the reoipe .that' banishes fat
and brings into' blossom all the natural
attractiveness, that every woman
possesses.
E ery morning take" one-half
teaspoon of 'Kruse en Salts iii a glass
of hot water' before breakfast.
Be sure and do this every morning
for " It's the daily dose that, takes
oft•the fat."—Don't miss a mornings'
Iiruschen 'daily' means that ' every
particle of poisonous waste "mattelf
end harmful acids and ' gases are
expelled from the system.
Modify your diet, "and take .gentle•
exercise. The stomach, !leer, kidi*ys.
and bowels are tuned ftp, and the
pure, fresh..blood containing these silo
salts is carried to every part of the
body; and this is' followed by '' that;
Kruschen feeling" of energetic health
and activity that is reflected in height
eves, clear skin, cheerful vivacity and
charming figure., •
FROM MOTHER
OF EIGHTEEN
• Read How This Medicine
Her
Helps 'He `
• F•
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One tastelefs Spootnftil • in water
neutralizes many times. its volume in
acid. The results are h'mmediate with
Ito • bad after • effects,' Once you learn
this fact, yeti ,will hexer deal with ex-
cess acid in the a>rnde ways. Go learn'
nd�v- why this .method is supreme
B'e sure tea get the genuine Phillips'
Milk of Magnesia prescribed by.'physi
rats for 80 years in correcting excess,
Cardston. Alberta --"1; am fifty-eight
years old and the mother of eighteen.
Iiving children W. e
live on a farm and
I sins g vers. heal-
thy • mother c•'en-
sideting. that 1
'have strclt a big',
fainly to work
for ` The dri1z ist
.first.told me..a about, `
Lydia. E.Pink -.
haiii s , Vegcteblee
t:'ompound and 1
have depended. on
it for mans v.' S.
'Minh I find this piietitre taken, the
•photographer was telling me sheat his
wife's ailments and after 1 told. huts
Shoot; the 'getable t'`.crinpoirnd he
bought Iter`
went to the �rti store andg
is rag
. two battles.'"''-bIR$: l5i1 TnA SA .Li:i .
it'serc, ' it ('ardstnri, Alberta., •.
C
acids, ' Each `bottle contains full dares
dans'—wily drogstcre. ISSUE No,•39 —'3O
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