The Signal, 1921-4-7, Page 8R—'Tb easy, Apru 7, 1921.
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$*b Pais ala 11111 alas away with
• snail lathe of sed honest
K heal. Oil
tilt• ma beak 1. sore said lame or
insaDye .alalia or rheumatism has
o1s dI d h dost suffer! ties •
ail wM WSW of cid, hosed "SC
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Oil" at eny Morn pour
ittle
ala year he d_aad rub it right into
etolattttAain ar mad by the time you
fifty, the sureness sad I•m.aess
tiraa dip his sootbimod g..
DWI 1)148) crippled! ke• the mho aad pain Ipnaseront t beck and ends then neat
It is meggissiyet absolutely harmless
sad ''t
x ag � tops j lumbago. sciatica
gad Mem bask misery .o promptly!
GMIOMA NEYI III
IIERIIMIOEECRM
She Rept Her Loci Dark and
%my, with Sage Tea
and Sulphur.
Whoa ren darken your hair with
gaga vie sad Sulphur, no 1)ae can
ton. iss5 . era done so naturally. so
Preparing this mixture.
at Mtge is mussy and trouble -
soma At Me cost you can buy at
nap erttg Mere the ready-to-uas prep-
aration. Improved by the addition of
etlle.1•grelleatecalled "Wyetb's Sap
sal Sulphur Compound." Ton just
e•mpsa a sponge or soft brush with
lit sad draw this through your hair.
taking one small strand at a Um%
lay moraine all gray hair disappear%
and. after aaothar application or two,
roar hair becomes beautifully dark -
mod. glossy and luxuriant. •
••ray. faded hair. though no dis.
geson, Is a sign of old age. and u we
all dore a youthful and attractive
a�p.�r��ss got bury at once with
�eyota'. Nags and Sulphur Compound
ata look years younger. This rsady-
to.nse preparation is • delightful tel -
let requisite and not • medicine. It
le set Intended for the cure. native -
ties or p lion of disease.
— Try • Want Ad. In The Signal.
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, GENUINE ASPIRIN
Only Tablets with "Bayer Cross"
are Aspirin—No others)
r
Thera is only one Aspirin, that marked
with the "Bayer ('roes"—all other tab-
lets are only acid imitations.
Genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"'
have been prescribed by physicians for
■iaeteen years sad proved safe by mil-
lions for Pain. Headache, Neuralgia,
('olds, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis.
Heady tin boxes of 12 tablets—iso
larger "Bayer" packages, can be had
at any drug store. Made in Canada.
Aspirin is the trade mark (registered
i■ r'epada), of Bayer Manufacture of
Moeoaeetieaeidester of Salicylicaeid.
While it is well known that Aspirin
means Bayer manufacture, to assist the
public against imitations, the Tablets of
Bayer Company, Ltd., will be stamped
with their g l trade tt ark, too
"Bayer Cress."
Clear, Peachy Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Wag
Says an Inside bath, beton bNSN
fast helps us look and feel
Glean, sweet, flush.
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The Prince of Wales presents Boxing Shield to Jewish
Lads' Brigade. Colonel Patterson receiving the medaL
WIDOW'S STORY DOUBTED.
No Alva of Violent Death In Case of
iraniel Hastings.
\lit(Io41. April 1.—Daniel Ilastiog+
body showed nIW of the evidences of
a violent death by strychnine tallsoln
Alleged to have been administered to
11im by his site. in a voluntary co.n-
(.wslon nude by her a week after Ida
death on tie night of Marsh 21.
This_was the outstanding testimony
at the inquest here today, given by
Dr. H. S. Shtrray. who was called In
after the elan had diel. The jury.
honorer. reached no verdict. as the
report nn the analy.ls of tttP contents
vof the dead man's stomach had not
arrived from Toronto. 0 adjourn-
ment was taken until Apr 112.
Medical evidence of ' R. S. Mur-
ray of MIte11P11 amt Dr. A. Dalton
Smith of Dublin, who performed the
post-mortem examination on the body
after It had been ezhttmed, was taken,
and the confession algrled by Mrs.
(`atherlpe Hastings was flied by Crown
Attorney G. G. McPherson of 'Strat-
ford.
Died Peacefully.
Dr..Murray told of being hurriedly
called to the Hastings frottage on the
Sparkling and HvaelOa6—metr7.
bright, alert --a good. clear akin and
. • battiest, rosy, healthy complexion
'•re assured only by par* blood. If
=every man and woman could be
pad to adopt the morning inside
bate, what a gratifying change would
take place. Instead of the thousands of
Mehl). anaemIc-looking men. women
sad girls, l with pasty or muddy
eomplezloas: instead of the multi-
tudes of "nerve wreck.;" "rundowns."
"brain tap" and pessimists we
should see a virile, optimistic throng
of rosy -checked people everywhere.
An inside bath is had by drinking
e ach morning. before breakfast a
glass Of real hot water with a tea-
epoaaful of limestone phosphate to It
to wash from the stomach, liver, kid-
n eys and tan yards of bowels the''pre•
♦loos day's indigestible waste, sour
1i fermentations and,. poisons, thus
cleansing. sweetenln: and freshening
the enUre alimentary canal before
putting more food into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache, bll-
• Ioneness, nasty breath rheumatism.
colds; sad particulary tiose who have
a pallid, sallow complexion and who
are constipated very often, are urged
to obtain • quarter pound Qf limestone
phosphate at the drug store which
will east bet a trifle, but Is sufficient
--� t
}o the Quick and remark-
saleo both b.alth and appear -
g 0110.. woe pesetlee Ila -
We mast remm-
titllt�abaalleeas 1s more he-
lium onfaldss because the skin
«! skean topatities to mo-
bbed while the pores dt
Miill Ionia da
outskirts of Dublin. R'Iwn he ar
he 1.111111 that Hastings had 11
Tier bedclothes were unruffled and t
face of demised w:ls quite Iw.a(•ietl►1.
"There was nothing which world
Indicate a violent death. a4 Is 1141141
hl carry''t poisoning." said the doctor.
"Phis*as on the night of March
21. :about 11 o'clock. It just 1l ivpea red
to he a ease 1)1 sudden death." he said.
"The situation changed. however.
on the following Thursday, when Mrs.
Hastings called at my office and
seemed to 1x' 10 w highly nervous and
agitated state of mind. She said she
wanted to make a ,onfel141o11. '1
think 1 11111 responsible for the death
of my husband: ate said.
"1 telephoned for al(r. ` F.' 11. Ra•,
erdsou. the attorney, and Mr. Willard
Ingram• the county constable, and in
their presence she made the confes-
sion." continual the doctor.
Sara. Hastings' Cenfessionl
'.The ro111ession_b_ar follow :
"'I. Catherine Hastings, declare
that Mr. Daniel Hastings, my hus-
band, has been away in Itritiah Col-
umbia for ten years, that he returned
two years ago. and that sine his re-
turn Ito alin-ed me 41141 heat me and
beat my mother. end of late las been
so contrary and ugly around the
house that 1 could stand It no longer.
I toted $4011 of luy husband's moray,
which he bad In t111' bank. I with-
drew the money unknown to hlul, al-
though the money seas 111 my 114111x•.
Anal when we bought a farlu lately i
was afraid that he would tlnd the
m0ue)• 11811 1101.11 apv11 01x1 141)441(1
thnroforc harm me. On the eVe11i1111
111 Sheri 21 1 gave him 101.0 tablets
of strychnine. Shortly afterward he
sat up In axed and slated that he had
a bad pain in the head and asked
Yue I" batt*. ids head. After that he
48 514 hal his anus once. lost e011-
41•111114111404 x1111 diel la•fore the doc'lor
arriv..l. 1 declare before (lad that 1
:on guilty of his death. I make this
coufesslon of my own free will. with-
out fear or favor and without promise
of reward or leniency."'
Dr. Murray declared that ns soon
:14 1 110 coufess1on had 1ae11 made sloe
pl.•lid..l that sloe s11uu111 1101 be lmlIgel
(or killing her husband.
'.X1) promise or threat of any Ilial
N•;14 made, however." state) the doctor.
Codd Not Be Certain.
A. Dalton Smith, who assisted
at the post-mortem, stated that the
►mo nut of stryehuine which would be
(141411 t0 a patient depended '011 the
patient's susceptibility to the drug.
110 was not prepared to say that poi-
son had been 1101 ea ase of death.
Dr. Murray stated that a dose of
one•half grain of strychnine was con-
sidered fatal. He nodded. however.
that the 41s11a1 tablet 'Contained not
more than one -thirtieth of a grain.
"1 asked her." said the doctor.
"immediately after 411P e011(4441011.
where she lull obtained the drags. and
she said that she had -kept therm in
the 1 se for the last two years. hut
had forgotten where she had obtained
them."
tem."
Anvwering a question by County
Crown Attorney •Mci'herson whether
in his examination he had fantod any
traces of a disease whirli might have
caused or contributed tel sudden death.
tdw doctor answered that the lungs
had fawn parti'IUarly congested. but
this was not a contributing cause.
No Signs et Struggle.
"On the night when 1 was called
In by the neighbors 1 could not se
any of the well-known V101411 c011v11l-
s10114 and sp•"ltcxll' contortions of the
face which follow in 11 case of acute
strychnine poisoning. The face was
a(eflll and the limbs quite flexible.
a l 1 the bedclothes unruffled."
Dalton NmitIL as of the opinion
Hutt poison might (•apse death with-
out lea •i11g any physical trace. "Some
tois.n+. the doctor said. "react solely
on the cl •ulatory organs. The h1(xwd
had nearly .11 been withdrawn by 11*
undertaker, nd there 11,14 a '.401111
puncture In 4' stntnach. which we
Attributed to t undertaker's beetle."
Mrs. Alexarxte Darling. a neighbor
of the Hastings, w 11 wag tattled next,
stated that she had been aroused on
the night of March at about 111.30
by the two )Hastings rls. who told
her that "Papa was dyin
Heard Neighbors Talk.
"When 1 got to the Lose, n which
my husband had preeded . e, we
found Mr. HIstinp4 jaardly__ thing
and unconscious. HP filed s rtly
after we came. Him wife did riot y
a word to us. but only naked the
doctor, when he arrived, what had been
the cause of death. To a quewtiun,
Mrs. Darling answered that ale had
never heard of any quarrels between
deceased and his wife. There had
aaa
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Boot1egers and
Whiskey Smugglers are
Disgracing Canada
On April 18 Abolish Gelportation by voting YES
Since January 1, 1920, thousands and thousands of gallons
of Whiskey, Gin. Brandy and High Wines have been shipped
into Ontario,
Express shiprents alone for a long period averaged four to
sixcarsper daJ,-atlei have run as high as eight!
Four car loads a day means at least 19.200 quarts daily, or over 5,000.0011
quarts per year. And yet the people of Ontario voted to make prohibition
the permanent law
This imported "Booze" is the stuff which enables the "Bootlegger" to
carry on his illegal trade, and allows "Rum Runners" and "Whiskey
Smugglers" to disgrace Canada.
Officers of the law are set at defiance.
Read what the Chairman or the Board of License Commissioners says
himself.
Importation Makes Law.,Enforcement Difficult
"After an experience in the administration of the Ontario Temperance
Act covering the period from its first coming into :orce in September, 1916,
I am in -i position to state that importation is seriously hampering its effec-
tiveness. The War Measures Act was repealed in January 1920, and the
'Dominion Orders -in -Council under the Act were rescinded. Heavy ship-
ments of liquor into the province began at once. The number of cases of
breach of the Ontario Temperance Act have increased in even greater pro-
portion."—From a Statement by the Chairman of Board of License Commis-
sioners for Ontario.
Shall the importation and the
bringing of intoxicating
liquors into the Province
be forbidd:tm l
hall the importation and the
bringing of intoxicating
liquors into the Province
be forbidden t
0
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VOTE—and vote "YES"
Mark your ballot as above with an X opposite the Yes, and nothing more.
Ontario Referendum Committee
sof•
been talk among the neighbors, though.
about dielenith'.s at the llaatit,gr h(nne.
Mary forting", .the flfte4'n-ye.r-1)10
daughter of the dead man. said that
after she had returned from a •isle
10 a neighlor her mother had toll her
that her father was very III. ".Mother
told ns to (Vrlle 111 father's la,lroo.m.
Father toll um to say a prayer for
him. Ib' scab breathing hard, a1141
said : 'i stn all in.' We were then
sent out to call the Darlings. When
we (411x' back father hail diel," the
girl said.
1 114 Slight ('old.
That the dead man had leen al his
150,,4' the 4111414' evening of his death
ser. Sohl by John Klnny. '•110 wear
4,t our home 111111 left 8).1115 0 o'clock
lie did not complain and was tumor-
ently in the whale good health fl. 111-
wwys," he sa111. "WI' knew he had
1,14'11 talking (1)11g11 moslicine for n cold.
but for the rest he was hale and
hearty," Klnny maid.
Dr. R. S. Murray also stated that
he hail seen the bottle of .ougll
meli'Ine, which sows nearly empty.
tither witness wino gave evidence
were Wm: (lormley, undertaker: WII-
Inrd Ingram, rnnnty eonrrtnble• and
Mr. Alexander Darling. The 1 11111104
will he resumed on April 12 at
MltehelL
.1 ('ure for the "Flo."
A Colorado editor tells 1 ow he got rid
of the 'flu :" "fake four quarts of
whiskey, into which were djwJV1d four
ounces of loaf sugar. To this add a tea
spoonful of water and another quart of
whiskey. Then place over a hot ire and
boil nut all the water: Then stir in a little
more whiskey to cowl. Drink it down
without stopping, and to remove the taut
take a littlemore whiskey. --
Net In His Case.
Visitor- -Ate you eager for your
tern) to expire ? (bnviet--No, I'nl in
for life.
A C•ndtsl of Tates.
They're taxed everything we own.
and now they'll tax our memories In
the effort to remember all the things
for whl(h we're being taxed.
Nlatare's Garment R.
Sha --How hare and cold those hills
aDpear
1 1 -/►h, i don't know- -they're well
clothes1 In firs.
June Brides -Be foOur
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11
b'
rssture at Bnckthtthaws Palace, London. The Kin
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