The Lucknow Sentinel, 1917-08-16, Page 3peremesmusc.:..7.77-. . .
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AnTruDE OF FOUR
NEUTRAL POWERS
• WHAT THE IL S. EMEARGO
MEANS TO THEM.
Voila* .and the Three Scandinavian
Kingdems Are New in a Grave
le' • Iliailtrna•
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• The Allies Control, by. means of
their biocading fleets, access to the
the ports of Holland, Denmark, Swfi
den and Norway, and have onlY Per.
• • emitted seaborne produce 'and goods
V - • ' -
from the -111110A States; from the Brit-
. Empiie.; and from other • eountrleae
allied and neutral, to reach Deitah and
eiScandinaltiale 'ports in- return kor :a
rielernry,pledge' by the Scandinavian.
and Dutch! .Governments, that ...the
• freight in question was destined :for
excluiletely home consumptfon, and
that none of It=would Under any cir-
• cumstances . be •resold to Germany.
• These promises and. agreements have
been violated with much the same et•
• frontery that . Germany displayed in
treatinras a worthless scrap of paper
' the guarantee of Belgium's neutrality
• to which she had subscribed. '
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Neutral Pledges Violated:
•
' Thanks to this, the blockade st the
• German coast has lost Much of its
*Jun, as a factor in the:present war;
which has been unduly prolonged
thereby. For if the neutral Powers
• concerned had lived up to their en.
• gagements and. to the obligations of
strict neutrality Germany would long
ago have been. brought. to her knees
• through economic stress. • .
.„ Great .Britain and. France, would
' long ago hams put an encl•to these
breaches of faith and of neutralltY. en
the • part of the Seandantvian and
--,--7,-,,,T,D4ch,itingdonis,and--would-have-shut•-
, down'. on their seaborne trade, closing
access to their ports,had it not been
for their . consideration for the United,
• State e and their desire to retrain from
any 'opPressive...intexterence -with the
comtnerce• of America.. 'But
since ••President 'Wilson took up as in
..nationalixonor .the..gatintlet so
Tackles -Sly 'and -insanely thrown at his
feet by the Kaiser, the sitnation jaas
changed. -• • •
The--United-States has -become one
----of the Powers` Of the Entente that are.
fighting for the ..emancipatiOn of the
• 7. ciVilited world from the military and
eceppinio terrorism Of the Hehensol-
Terns,' aild has exchanged the role of a
• neutral for that .of a belligerent.' That
. which 'Great Britain and France' re-.
!rained frOni doneout Of . ceindidettez-
tion for the -United states! While. she
• was -still neutral President'Wilson has
• now, with . the -.full approval -of.- the
•American nation,- Undertaken ac-
complish by means of his proclama-
tion of embargo. •
• • .Neutrate ust Choose:
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According to.; the lerMs of the:hitter
,....---elioneeof the necessaries of lifer,in •fact
exParts at t1wUI t�
reach the neutrals Until first of 'all the
requirements. (:•f the people of the
:United States and thee these of her
. .
aliles
have • been adequately supplied.
This Means that there will be very
little Jeft for the neutrals: And- in
dealing with theta* Preference will be
•• ehown for those nentralsespeciallyin
• . Latin ArneriefteWhollaveeshown
position toerefrain from trading with,
the enemy- of the 'United Staten, that -
Is to say, , Germany,. While neutrals
such as Hollend, Denmark,: and above
• all Sweden, who have eaided and
abetted the cause of tincle.Sani'e fog
• by experting pelt domestre -preduCe
and their.imparted goodsto. Germany,
• will very rightly end,- 'justly' be ells;
crimiented ,against by ,the heard :.at
Washington. 'entrusted with the ed.
• ministration of. the embargo:,
Few seem to realize the fUll 'extent president of the Canadian Pacific Rail a tish shipping; and .it was John Bull's
of the importance ef this senSational Way, Lord . Shaughnessy. Ile boats the Germans have set out to eli-
minate. • ' : • :.•
Why Wait for War
to learn real food Values?
It is whatyoa digest, not
what you, eat, that furnishes
strength for the day's work.
Many foOds tax the digestive
powers to the Utmost withe
ot supp1yh4 much real
nutriment. Shredded
Wheat Biscuit is -VI rood
and in a fortn that is easily
sligested; It is 100 per cent,
whole wheat. For' break.
fast, dinner dr supper it
takes the place of meat, egg's,
and potatoei0 yoti don't
know hdw easily you can do
without meat ,or potatoes
until 'you try it, ; Delicious
with sliced bananas, berries,
m.• other fruits, and milk.
• Made in Canada.
HANDS ACROSS THE BORDER
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The Physical 'Union -Of the Fighting
• Strength of -Two Nationat
You wouldn't exactlY call it hands
across the sea, because Canada Is only
acrosw a lake; but Canada is part of
England, which is a long way-froin
South.. State Street, ' 'says a Chicago
Writer. Anyway, what. I'm driving at
is this : • •
Lieutenant:Colonel J. S. Dennis,. Of-
ficer commanding ' the western
division of the l3r1tirah Recruiting
Mission, recently clasped hands with
Captain P. R Kenney, officer com-
manding tlie recruiting district of
Northern 'Illinois •.for the 'United
States army.- • •, ' • '
• When:two-belligerent-Parties-shake
hands there are only two- things -which
thereferee- ar,:third party can say -
'either "Take your' corners" or "bless
you,. my children." ' •
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' I said .neither r But I .held ' my,
breath, for it Was 'an impressive .mo-;
• ment,. the 'formal enactment in Chi-
eago _ot. immortal history; the physi-
Cal -union: ef. the fighting strehgth of
twii great. nations.*• And the spirit of
patriotic- me -Operation In the • Comm*
.cause--of-justice • :sanetified -the alit -
Colonel Dennis, and Captain Kenney
joined in plans. What they Want is
men to send to the -front Neither has
any -choice as 10 whether the men go.
in Canadian ,kilts or American khakis.'
At every one -of •the deigns of scat-
tered -stations ,nder'Caritain •Kenney's
"command_ volunteers ; of Canadian
-citi,keffShig:.Witire taken for -the .eknedi-
stiOnary tlio.3)onlinion17, -ato
.Ovent headquarters' Over which Colonel'
Dennis has - control . volUnteers of
American. allegiance were taken.- for
our own- -National .Army. 7. •
Captain- Kenney is credited Twith ba
ingAii bit of ea, tearcat on 'the. Meng
'of reeenitinge-eBnt,
he was imitienselye
impreseed with the policies . and ideas.
expressed by. the distinguished Cana-
dian: man of War.. . • • .
• Colonel- Dennis' says that there are
157,000 banediani jn 'Chicago. Cale
gerY,:with :a totarlvpniation gg 60.,00.0e
sent 1.6,000, soldiers . ,,to the. ,front.
What • then might Chicago yield.?
There ..are •abOut • 259,000 British Sub-
jects here,-. and__Soine -eit.ety;five,, Ste
Grairge. .and Maple Leaf sodetiese
There in no shortage of material heree
abOut feir the . Brats= recruiting
a snappy afterelinney talker, an ce.
casional entienelaetic Broadwaylte, a,
raconteur of naodest hut fascinating
personality. Robust and mighty of
stature, he tinge wIth. military meledy
all over. •
HARNESSING VOLCANOES.
'Natural Supply: elf *cam _Tapped. ta
Run Small Engine.,
Volcanic heat is actually being used, quently means that the child has
to run an electric power plant urnish- passed beyond aid. Baby's Own Tab.
ing eleetaicity to a marabou o towns letS Should always be keit In homes
where there are young -children. An
occasional' dose of the Tablets will
prevent StoMacla and bowel troubles,
or if the trouble comes suddenly .the
prompt Ilse Of the Tablets, will cure
the baby. The Tablets are field by
medicine dealers or by Mali at es,
cents 'a' box, from The Dre
Medicine CO., Brockville, Ont..
BABY'S GREAT DANGER
DURING. HOT WEATHER
• More littie ones die during'llie liot
weather than at, any other time of
• the • year. Dipluma, dysentery,
cholera inf,autuin and stomach troub-
les. comeeetthout warning, and when
a Medicine is not at hand to giye
promPtly the short delay too fro
near Velterra, le south.western Tug -
any, according to an interesting arti-
cle m the Annalist.
In that region various volcanic fiS-
.
Mares exist, hot with escaping steam.
FrOM using this to operate a sthall
horizontal engine came the idea Of un4
ing it on a larger settle. Berings
Were therefgre Made in: the vieinitY
and a...Plentiful Supply of steam with
good pressure tapped, Because Qf its,
iMPregnation with boracic . acid it,
not used directly, but employed to
vaporize mire water. ThisIs used to
run a plant which furnishes power to
five near -by towns. . .
_elk* that volcanic heat has actually the part of his hosts, a married couple,
Made commercially profitable
may look to see efforts made to utilize had ceased to be a Virtue. '
Too polite to openly remonntrate,
UMW " we
this power source elsewhere. Aetna they bet?, threw out ' many hints, but
and Vesuvius may yet be yoked to a all in v'rr' "Don't you think," re-
munici,
pal lighting plant Italy's , Marked the husband, bne day, "that
la k of coal renders ex
penment s in Your wife and children must) - Miss
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t direction unusually valuable, you?" • . •
: "Ng doubt, -Thanks for the sugges-
MAKLYOURSELF STRONG tion: I'll senfor them." '
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• •Mistaken flint. •
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A countryman jrairneyed: tie. London
to visit some relatives and to gee the
sights. Fiscinated by the metre -
pills, he remained until patience on
• People -with strong constitutions
escape Most of . the minor ills •that
make life miserable for others. Don't.
YOU envy . the friend who does -xfot
know what et -headache is,. whose •cii7
,gestion is perfect, and who . sleeps
soundly at night'? . How i'ar do you
come frinn• this description? Have
you ever made an earnest effort 'CO
strengthen your Cc:institution, ' • to
build tleryblirThelYerleitae wadffTh-
cbmfort and' disease ?. leniese . you
have an Oganie digaSe it is general.;
iy possible t� holmproveyour physi-
cal condition that petted health will
be yours. The first thing to be done
Is to build • up Yeti -bleed As poor'
blood is the- source cif iihysiCal weak-.
ness. To build up the blood Dr .• jostling and vexatious delays' of. Fite,:
' •
heeler. Pink Pills lojnet the Medicine Alen.lunelf.'•cceinter serviceeSpecial
you need..., ROPY -does helps to inako. through •trains will be. run ..frene, gcgit,
'real,' Ottawa and Toronto' to Winnipeg'
on eeixeursiore-..dateerto-bee-announced
shortly; The equipment' will Coneist
of electrie-lighted cblonist. cars and
.11=6 -grafter Cara, together with
special ab�ormodation fol women: .
--All particulars. from -nearest C.N.R.-
Agent, or.. General' Passenger ,Deletse•
,Torente, pit., and _ Montreal, __Que:. • ;
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HARVESTERS• READ THIS
The beat way to the Harvest Fields
of Western Canada is by the Canadian
Northern Railway, whoSe lines ;serve
the newest and most .productive dis-
tricts of Alberta, Saskatchewan and
.Manitoba. These run forthe most
[1 A. Useful Model 1
For summer outings, the thing you
need is a linen frock. If may be pink,
or blue, or green, as you please, but by
all means you Want it cut on very
sinart lines. The pretty model shown
above is in one-piece style and slips
on over the head like' meetly , of' the
latest designs. McCall Pattern No.
Part to the northward, where
experi_ 7884, Misses' Qne-piece Dress (suit -
enc e .has shown that crops are lea'st
able for small women); in two lengths •. .
ve
variable, itich means a ecrasequentlyIn 4 sizes; 14 to 20 yearsPrig, 20
.1 _
-steady demand -for elabor-andeborres. eer10*••
This pattern may be obtained krem
pondingly high average wages. ,
The 0 N R has made eisceptional
your local McCall dealer, or from the
.
arrangements for handling the Far= McCall Co, 70 Bond St, Toronto, Dent
Laborers traffic; and is introducing
nerd's .
lunch counten cars, which will Permit nu' •' '
Cureadargeten cows
Excursionists to be coRifortably fed= e Tempi
•transit-e, welcome relief from the Al Californian has patented a ham -
tiler to which nails are fed from piper
strips, enabling a =ante nail laths at,
_many times his usual speed.'
new • bleed -which reaches e every
nerVe and • ove-PY-FaTe-Of the -hay,
• bringing` color to the "eheeke, bright-
ness to ,the • eyes, b. steadiness to..the
hands, a • good,:eppidtfte and splendid
energy. .:Thousetuds throughout the
country. whose •conclitio---1-3 • ence made
them despair,. owe their present geed'
,health. to • this niedieinee' If you are
one of .the Weak and ailing glye
William' Pink Bills a fair trial . and
,ntethe ,daily gain ha new health and
abouricliegevitalitye ' ' • - ''• Yo• u can get these pills through any
medicine . dealer br by mail post' paid
at 60 cent if a lidx or„six• Nixes for $2.50
from The Dr. Willianis' Medicine Co.,
Brockville Ont. •
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THE GREAT TONNAGE PROBLEM.
One of the Most Vital Questions in
the World To Day
, •
How long can Allied:shipping with-
, ,
'stand the "hideous submarine sap at
its tonnage? This is , the :question
on the answer to, which hinges the
_very.fate worldefreeclome__ elleteun
look at the facts. •.
• At the outset of the ruthless subma-
•rine campaign, Vice -Admiral Capelle
announced that 1,000,000 tons a
A thrillingly interesting man. is month , would bring England to her
Colonel Dennis. He is the, most ver- knees. It is generally coneded that,
sable individual I have ever, met If in the lasttenweeks, the submarine
one were .suddenly., to inquire in Ot-
tawae, "Who is Denned ?" ohe might
get beck the typically British 'answer,'
"Who is he not '?" '
For years he was ateistaiit" to ,the
has done its worst, -because., the .suler,
mersible fleet has been increased by
the addition of the supersubmarine.
Yet the average loss per month has
never exceeded 450,000 tons" of Bri..
'Prechunation of . an embargo by Presi, fought: Indianai. le- a Veteran -evi
' dent Wilson. • It is not merely an eco- honors of the South African expedi- Up •to the 1st of•Sune Great Britain
nomic measure, as might eppear .at tion has engineered ' road building
'Wig. sight. ' Reis- etelnethilrgefae 'gimes
than that. It is in fact a 'demand made
• upon and the Scandin'avian
• kingdoms that they should finally de-
• and strouldeelecitle-ettr-throw 1 e r
• lot either with the Central Powers or-
ewith those- of the Entente.
Spraying with, Bordeaux mixture
and destroying diseased parts ; Will
cheek the Spread of deleryeblight"."
,
lifilnardra Liniment Iltires Colds, Eto. •
A little flour spread over the top of
cakes before they are iced -will prevent
the icing feem running off . .
. MONEY ORDERS
" Send 'a: Dominion. ExpressMoney
Orden They • are, payable ',every:.
where. • • • • • --
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, Regularity inenilking time ' is • one
of the most important elements in
keeping up the flews? .
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Ifinuoith„Eoyei
,
if A AA —itaiireshos —Re s it) res.
IF TiP ear Murine is a Irtivorittareat- -
wont for eyes that feol dry
and smart. Give your. illyeS as muchoryonrlovIng
care tie your Teeth and with thermal° regniarity.
Care for Them. You Carmel Bey New Eyes! .
Sold at Drag and Optical Stores or by Mate- Asir
Menne Eye Remedy Co., Chicago, ior Free Booe •
Paper shifts have been issued to
Japanese solders as a protection
against cold. • •
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Montreal, May 29, !09
had, lost apProximetely Q per cent. of i is Liniment PC).4 Limited,
Where .-to -136 killed- Tes oceitrilgoing•-tonnage of 'Ships" Of --YarrieoutheelsleB----e-• -
gularly as ties. had to be laid. in. the 1500 tone and over. On May 1, aei. -Gentlemen,--4 beg, to let you know
progress; • but he is more -he is a cording• to Lord Curzon, she had more that . I haye used MINARD'S LINI-
dilettante journaiiiit a devotee of art e
than 15,000,000 'tone of shipping in mENT for some time, And find- it
bar e--eaer--..etheepIef
eee---eeezeee,
elate 0.1•11-frilineled. •
GIRL GUIDES, NOT TROOPS.'
No a Single Soldier On Guard Ont.'
gide -British Vit. -Office. '
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obably there is nO other .War Col-
" fic likelliTmperianreirahe wor ,
a least, in one reapect-•-there is net
soldier on guard -either „outside or
inside the whole building. •
The task of keeping order is left en-
tirely in the lands of the Metropolitan
- policemen. Every stranger who en-
ters is` asked his ',business by a con-
stable; fills .= an inquiry form under
the guidance of a Constable; and, when
he leaves, -delivers that form, which
•serves- him as a pass up ..Nto another
eonstable. If, ho requires direction,
inside the banding hole pit in charge
• of a 'little girl apparently fresh from
school, who takes hinuto the gran he
requires Her only Mark of • official-
• dom is a brown overall with a small
• , crown en °each point of the collar.
A good corr,i harvest is indicated in
• the 'United States. This should be en-
couraghig news for the live stock men.
Before frying bacon put the rashers
into ',boiling watec for two or three
minutas. They plump out to tidee
their original thickness, and all
chance is removed oftheir being etoo
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• 4. 1.
A Perfect Dair
•
should end -as well as
begin -with a perfect
'food, say- - •
•Gripe -Nuts
with. cream.
•
. X crisp,. delicious food,
.contairting the entire
•.ntitriment of whole;Wheat •
and barley, including the
vital mineral elements,
do richly provided by
Nature in these grains.
• Every table should ,
have its daily ration of
Grape -Nuts.
"There's a Reason"
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could afford to, lose: 1,000,000 tons per
month foj. the next slic Months :and
still have 9,000,000 tons left if she did
"not build' a single. new ship in the
Meantime. , . ,
Looking at it from another angle, if
Germany persists in her ruthless sub -
Maine we'd= nethe-higlieStiikte- ef
destruction •that has been registered
• •Yours • very truly, • •
10-10MAS J., HOGAN.
The C11.441431011 •?lieg And Pedese
• fa *Dancer. of Caneela. •
The suetained preduction of Milk is,
well known to depend lat'golY on the
comfort and contentment of the dairy
cow. Files not only cause direct loss
of blood and poisoning from their
bites, but also keep stock frOm feeding
properly. The loss of milk from this
cause is one of the .serious preblems•
that face the claire% femur.
aelnardas Zdnineent cures Eiplatherisie
Md 'a few: bread crumbs to the
scrambled egkii for breakfastp they
improve the'diell and make the eggs go
',water.
lirEWOPAPEItg EVE SAME
TOIROFIT-MAKINell atgvirs Ara) JOB
Offices for sate in good 'Ontario
toWnie The most useful and interesting
Of all buviaesees. inforriaattora ja
etenicatipie to wnson Publishing cone
many, 78 Adelaide Street. Toronto. .
11EUICELLAIREOUIP
CIANCISH, •TUMORS; LUMPS, 'ETC.
lei internal end externalcured withtnit pain by our home treatment. Write
us, before too late, Pt. BellmartMedleal
Co, Limited., Collingwood, Ont.
FOUR WEEKS
IN HOSPITAL
No Relief—Mrs. BrOwn
illy 'Cured by Lydia
-Piakharn't-Vegetable
• Compound.
When buying your Piano
insist on having an
" OTTO HIGEL."
PIANO- ACTION
LIFT YOUR CORNS ° • 0.
OFF' WITH FINGERS
How to loesenev tender-aiiiii or
• callus so It lifts out °
• without pain.
Let folks step on7 your feet herd.
after;. wear shoes a size snuillet if you
like, for corns will never again send
electric' sparks of pain through you,
according to this Cincinnati authority.
He says that a few drops of a. drug
oiled freezone, applied -directly upon
a -tender aching corn, instantly re-
lieves soreness, and stein • the'entlre
cOrneroet and all, lifts right 'out. •
- This drug dries.' at once and, simply
shrivels up the corn or callus -without
even irritating theesurrounding tissue:
A 'small 'bottle of 'freezone obtained
at any drug store •will coat ;eery little
but will...positively. remove everyhard
or soft cern. Or Callus' fnina one's foot.
,
e --If your druggist ,hasn't stocked this
new drug yet, tell bftn to get a sinall
bottle of freezene for you froth his,
wholesale drug house. •
rea4eiae...ses"-es sr-'
[.1 IAA G. I C RE.AD THE
..1.40 BAKINCTLA"LL
r
IL,,,LAIN1139WDER j
--Salt scattered -over -the hay- -whew:
going into the mow Ode to palatee'
bility at feeding time.
,
A yelrow warbler has been known Acit
consume -3,-500 plant liee in forty min- `k
utes. Another proof of the industry
and value of birds to formers and gar..
dealers.
A BSORIEUNE
TRADE MAWS REG.J S PAT. crF
Reducer ,Strrined, PaifY
Lymphangitis, roil Evil, Matelot •
Boils, Swellings; Stops Lansenes4
and allays pain. Heals Sore', cuts,
findses. Boot Chafes. It 411
. SAFE .ANTISEPTIG ADO GERMICIDE'
Does not blister or remove the
hairand horse can beworked. Pleasent to use.
$2.00 a bottleedelivered. Describe your awe
for special instmetions and Book 5 M free.
AnsO.R.BINE. JR.. antiseptic Raiment for mankind. re-
dnaucestat,sosionyearfealwntudtropinortatieduir.asatwesalleniyrdiecadozino. Conycelatics :
SI per bottlers dealers or &lama •
f,F.siroouiiineIe1b3
G,P;DA.F.0,r5blilLy ft:itenre Bldwg.d,e1Autctextu
oltreal, Cal.
c)rb
X X
Treasures of .Hair and Skin
Preserved by agleam'.
If foil use Cuticura Soap for every day
toi et eiurposes, with touches of Cuticura
Ointment neweaed then as needed to e.
soothe ancl'heal the first pimpled, red,
, ness, roughness or scalp irritation, you
. -will haVeeaseekaraecomplexion and as
good hair is it is possible to haYee
Address ,aost-tard: "Cuticure. Der. Bostosi
. sample Each Free.by Mail
le.fioid throughout the wor d.
Doctor Says NuxatectIron Will
Increase Strength of Delicate
eopie 100% in Ten 'Dayrs
. ,
, In Many, Anstances--:Rersons .leaye, walk without becoming tired Next take
eluffered Untold -agony for years doctbr.• :two ilVergrain • tablets of ordinarz,
ing. for nervous 'weakness, stomach, nuxated Iron three times Per day after
liver or kidney disease or some other metelssfor two weeks. Then' test your -•
. . .
. strength again and see for yourself how •
.ailment wh' if - their real trouble was much you have • _gained. / have seen .. .
dozens Of rtervatiae-run-doevn 'people who .`
tribre their etrength and endurance an
were ailing all the time double. and evel. :-
entirne
ely -get rid- �f sYPtoms o
ezenensia ihrgr SI 1144,0tAlen .4.noubles-•Ixt
Clevelarid, Ohio. -"Por years I suf.: leek cif
fered so sometimes it see '
Ire In the' ble cl*
NEew. Sauer t7ir apti-teHnteolstcoautresll:
coUnideci.nasotths9tauthd
-0---ealjY.,71.0Dgerae-aja---Vieed widely liclostt,°-riinPitreian who base.
• ken to the hos ital food greatly°1/11.1a6s tear are iLdanadt
al.- European -inedieatAn°1111dtr tions,
blood test onuallr
were , to make an uactuai
ill you'
itemy lower- said:. f Y
iron and' h
organs.. At tunes I
was all
• nenilLeleably ,be
the:tit:hitt-lack of iron. Th
ee large number nwhhoelable,
could hardly wailke ' the
fin' no inether reason
for if I stepped on a
e d Haeterdeeeernirleitticlee fed g
oamenatillron
almost •faint. One ctheanblood at onesea lose4. h -power
ous syn4teln a i -Without irerrn-
day I did faint and h g into living' tissuee andthe.teo-
my husband Was ' fere neothi g y
•
rollers 'soteFc.n a mrifillfli i3our
You any good:''
vrou don't get°utheerit sclroes
bent for and the doe- e
n through th out ,of it.
Your food merely. passeens5th
tor came. I was ta- si-St
arid stayed four weeks but wh' n I . • 1
anl. and sacoiirm4e•uongf
D _LgTinti..... .Aneenwide.raialrt that theemill rant
y :tilt-x/0110h, • people be-
edarionewnr adn li itai na ncl a ; ra illee ii:
In too
1 totrnioodroevIvainyit;pfaaii
Lad the"' Plans' * ' • • s' other is burdened. with
try Lydia E. Pinkham' V
. A friend who is a nurse eice'd me tO some ase so way;lehtahsvoeinleyaannehnaplal,ykeviclalkyi•
s egetable Com- some think thea
naigheteliettlizsaared sleepy andetlruetd gitr li
01 liver, trouble
fpobruindw. •tivI began taking it thatvery day
already more • good . than the and bi" tibaenndfurance. In 'itch canes it
fa° 71•earr seen
mecueinceTlisjirnesnsa
dlesa,u btrittl'tagle-; l's,etlikiriNo"TtinaltatI .
to take stimu-
ad suffering's great deal. It has in
hospital done
maneyone• who is suffering
as I was. my advice is to stop in the first lating
whigh.00nl:ouevrhilpife racotic drugs
enxot-
drug-store and get a bottle of ` E
later on " a oth:er
you•go home."--- Mrs W. C • what ,any •oirefilelgue-igiltv,ailt to
ar
-2844411-42th-St-e-Cleveiel.. anie",--u-' 'IeBieer '.1.41% ItsetrI:Inniagkeantab.
of this calitintious
Came iblooe and nerve t
home 'would faint -just thea"
Pinisham'e Vegetable' LydiaCompoUndbefore ip)oe.gere fret'. the moment maybe t •
Yopr fagging :vital
long you ertyi ;,,Ilowilig-test• gee rif
rk.or hamslAY-You c24-
frofn- tem toefeurte-en:daye'`-time edrielelY "•-;-`"
by taking iron in the proper form, and
this; after they had, In somecases. been, -
doctoring for .months without obtaining
any benefit,. You can talk as you please
about all the wonders wrought by , no
remedies -but when you come down to
haretfacts there is nothing lilte good old
iron to put color in your cheeks and good .
setindeh'ealthy fiesh•on your bones. it Is
also•eagreat nerve and stomach strength -
after and the beet bleod• builder In. the
world.' The, only trouble was, that the •
oId farms Of ingrgan,ip'iron.like tincture,
of irorie Iron-neetate, ate:, often roirrede
people's teeth, upset their stomeahs• and '
were , not • assimilated' ,and for* these , •
reasonie they frequently, did more harm
than good. Slit with 'the discovery of
the newer forms of ergs:min iron 'all this , •
has been •byercema NuVated 'iron for
exa,mple, is pleasant to take: does not
injure the teeth and in, almost'
inediately benefioittl. • ,
Nereta: The maaufactarere of .Noxated •
Iron have such unbaundedLeonfidenee•in• its ••
potency that they ,authorize the announce-
ment that theyeerlit forfeit 8100.00 to any
Charitable institution if they cannot take
any man or woman under sixty wins lacks
Iron and Increase their strength 100 per
cent. or over•ie four weeks' time, provided
thily ha.ve no serious organle"trouble. Also,
they, will refund your money Itt any caso.
In which Nuxated Iroh does not at least,
• doueile Your- strength in ten' •days' time: It. •
le aespenseasly, imhl goedeefroggistie
•
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ea.
Doctors -ani
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pecta ists .--
--Str-eifita en
01.
4 rrm Prtsmiption You Can
Hive Junctivitia and ephiphora. Her eyes
• f
Pilled and Use' at liome. ' •when n�t consested bad the"d
• Beaten; Masse.--Victime' of eye• Strain
and' other eye •weaknesses, and those
avWevear glasses', will be glad to know,
Cultlinate corn' AS soon after tains
-neetigebr:uari..1;--it„woul :4-1:L•-• take -46 ' -the-srlithaa.dried sufficiently. Kee
weeks, or more than three Years, to the soil surface well 'stirred and light,
wipe out British' shippinge„ nein on ',This lets rain. soak in quickly, thus
the assumptioii that her "Shipyards preventing 'waste, and it keeps.' the
would be idle all that time, toil warm: KeeP all Weeds down, as'
But England can easily build --and thgy• rob the born plants of moisture
is building -7,7590,000 tons a year. She t..needed to make corn -kernels instead
I of -Weed seed
can gain a• million additional tons by • •
'altering .,,pie-so-calied loadline of her.
Likewise,
ships.- she, can f uether
supplement this tonnage by convert -
leg. her 'passenger; liners into •cargo
• vessels.
This program, it Must be remember-
ed, does not take into tonsideration
the huge merchant Marine project, of
the United States, which :will event
-
uglily add 8,000,000 tons of new steel
shipping and 2,000,000 tons of wooden.
• Thus if -the 1.J, S. vessels are ravaged
by sUbmarines,at the same rate as the
'British, there will still beimniunity
against any permanent imniirrnent.
The rood lanes of the World will te-
Main open.
Paper eliibe fot•policemen, practical-
ly indestructible, .have been invented
IrineratEenraginitirlisinnateitn-.
ctren 'Distemper;
ISSUE No. 32-'7.
filet Deetbes And Eye Specialiste now
agree _there hoee and help for
th-ems, ra,rier welope eyes were failing
a-yeerie --nave= hadstinerse-yee
and many rho`OhCe wore glasses say
gag r,11117843,_ atigT•wunsigeit aAlit4as °aril!
most- blinns Ciathi-not-seereto readat
all. No*, I can read 'everything
any glasses, and my oyes do not
hurt any More. At night they' would
polet dreadfully. Now thy fool the time. it wan lilto a miracto 11O1/1V
A lady' who used it says: "The atmos-
phere seenied jeazy with or without
glassee, but after 'tieing this proadrip.
tirni,for fifteen days everything seems
.clear, I can read even fine print with,
,out glasetee" Another Who used it
says: "-I was bothered With eye strain
o caused bY overWorked, tired eyes whieh
indeced fierce headache'a. have Weil}
glaeses for several years, both for dis-
tance and Work, and without them I
could not read iny own nitrite on an
envelope or, the typewriting on the
mathine before me. I can do both now,
and have discarded mY lung distance
glasses altogether. I enti eourit the
iluttering leave:; on the trees across the
street now, which for several yearn
have looked like •a dim green blur to
/ cannot express my joy at who.t
it hati done for me."
• It Is believed that thoutiands who
wear glassea can near diteard.thern in
0. reit:tenable teener and multittidee more
will bo s able to etreegthen their eyes
tit as to be spared the trottble and ex-
- VOnse of ever getting . glosses,
Pr. Seek, an eye speeialist of neatly
twenty years practice, says: "A.patient
calm to Me who' eves suffering' front
Plepharitis • rginalls With ail ,the
• eepieeroleent_
=MP '
agglutination or tne Chronia con.
• . .
fused expression common to s•uch easee,
Having run out Of• her medicine a
friend suggested toneOpto. She used,
this treatment and net 'Only overcame
her 'distressing -conslitione-but-•istratige
and amazing as it may seem, SO
stren.geheited her gyegight that she was
-dislieemee-witheehereedisto.nce.
glasses and her headache and neuralgia
left her. In this imitanee I should say
her eyesight was linproved 100ee, I
have -sinte itertlied the eilicaoy of -this
treatment in a number of caects 'and
have seen the eyesight improve from
25 to,75 percent in a remarkably short
time. I can say it works more quickly
than axle Other reniNdIe I have pre-:
scribed or the eYes.
Dr. Smith, an oculist Of Wide eIperi-
ence, say's: "I have treated in'priVatee
prnatice tteturnbersof setious opthalmie
diseasee with Eon -onto and. am able to
report, ultimate recovery in both acute
and ahronic cased. Mr. E. gain° tb my
pence. mare -tram With, an infected 0.Y0=
The condition was no serious that en
peratioza for enueleation scented
iterative. llama reeorting to the
operative treatment L.preseribea nort-
onto and in 24 hours the neeretion had
leseened, inflammatory symptoms be-
g= tO stbside, and In seven &Lys the
eela Wag cured and retained its nor-
mal vielon. Another case of .0atreme
convergent strabismus (erose .eyea)
escaped the surgeonel. knife by the
timely • use of your cellYrlitril.
tightened ekternal zeniscles yielded to
the soothing and lietotlyee effects Of
Iton-Opto. I always instil Pere -013th
After renuiVal of foreign bridles and
apply it locally to all burn;;, tilcere
d ote th b 11 th fide
any nOtances:-
strain, arlittig from protracted Mierife
?min:item realYarnit ,work Bon-Optoeused
necording to directions • rendered n sure •
prieing service. 1.• found my, eyes reoi
markably strengthened, so much sosli
hairee put.aside my glasses without dig-.
comfort.- SeVergeotenytonongues-to34-- -
also Used it and Nee *rere agreed as "to -
its kesultee. iteefeve days., :Under InY
observittion;,4 -110-e-yetr-uf-n4T--aittlginattct
ease were tee improved that FlaseeS
haVo been disearded by the pat eat.'
EYe troubles Of many eleseriptiOns
may be wonderfully bettelettideby the
titie pf BOti-01)ttIS Una if you want to .
strengthen your eyes, go to any deux •
store and get a bottle of Pon-Opta
tablets. Drop One BoneOpto tablet in
a fourth of a glassWvater and let it
ellabolve. With th quid bathe the
eyes two to four tithes daily. You. .
should notice yetis eyes akar up Der-,
eeptibly right front the mart,- and ine
dilatarnapmpaataire•,n infralyaraerdnee.sylea wbialltbqertile;tolay
even a little it is your duty to tiko
steps to two them. *now before it IS -
tore 'ate. Many hopeleeely blind Might •
have saved their sight it they had cared
tor their eyes in time.
Note: A, city physician to whom the dare
articloewno eubnetted, said: "Yes, llon.Cipto Is
a remarkable eye 'remedy. Ito constituent in-
gredients aro vall known to eminent sire rIni-
•-rialints and 'widely preecribed by Mein. 1Mee
'used it verremecessftilly in•tne own prectice ote
pralento whose eyes were eirelned throttgli °Ver.
work or ,mlotit glasses, I cier highiy reroinmendi
it in case of weal:, watery, aching, set ating, ,
itehing,Sburning (Teo, red 'Mite blurred eaten ex
for eeeir inflamed from exposure to smote), sun, -
(last or wind, It Is one of Om very feel prcpatae
nous I feel should he kept on band for reguar
tmain dimwit every family..." Dona:hit° ie not s,
latent medicine or secret reeled?. 11, Jo ate
for its therapeutic eilleet. BY* elessee ethical Deep:nation the formula being printed --
Ing the lids of seeretiong and acting tnt.autoltarro. imanufnOttlrtra gnatnntett if. to
an a etonic for Abe eyeball ttrelf the fttn•rilloten t,yrnight 50 Per cent fit One weeleo tette
vision is rendered lento it ciao, 1menc tit many Instanees, or ,refund 'Dee IMOUrsy. Iti.diso
t number ef care diecarded e good a ruergista, ininuoina
ner:il secrets eine la eeeeefainheyte gala et_
• elegises.'
bail '" cenditiea . t.iwing LIO toi,v t,re C`14 "'T°' `it"' '
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