The Exeter Advocate, 1916-1-20, Page 7A COMPLETE BREAKDOWN
AFTER LA GRIPPE
•
TWO GREEK LANGUAGES. ! men, wooden and children; "DISTRESS IN GEItIV ANY.,,
shavvls, 'Ya>a� Can't Work'witj1 hand :
t,� , , l l• , i•- tc as
the Masses. :iskecl to send out in large quantities, j?tlu y dour:SACC:,. Qet
I
boo ,and above �i11 i a .c ,
i.e Spoken by the Educated, Other by regards.:food stuffs, which we mat or brain when thebocly� is
s
cereails, biscuits, jam condensed milk!
It Leaves the Sufferer a Victim { warmthstrength for the
of Weakness kRe$S and Irovtril •are specially desirable=, work byeatingfor
QF Md14j''' Ut'1tS. stic condition of anairs around
day's vo 1.
go I am enclasana a copy of our latest
• v r, at once - "b Shredded wheat
There exists now en C;,rc ece a h ;x -
Ask those whe have had la grieee which centres a centro e sy aptieal, and tide shall Ire :Wast grateful
breakfast
rP,Yarding the present condition of comic ox tragiax for there are xn for any help which your. Society can With hot meik., Contains all
health and most of ahem will Greece two languages, or rather.. the kindlyd
�er °Since I had. the grip I 'nave one language in two forme ----one wett-
er 'been well," There is a persis- ten by the newspapers, spoken by •tb�e.
�rtt weakness of the limbs, bad diges- educated classes; and used in • pallia-
,, ori, shortness of breath and paipite- inentaary debates and is public. dace.-'. .
S r` :ores th
tion of the heart caused by the thin- meats, including the e ap
blooded condition, in which grip al- circulation of • which is regulated by
seri i • yours truly, the body-building bmaterial aterial in
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11T, i4USORAI FA£WSON,
`Secretary.:
ITALY NEEDS NEEDLES.
the whole wheat grain pre-
pared
re pared in a digestible form.
Its crisp goodness is a delight
to the' palate and a life -giver
er a ular °used • _- `t estd � and jaded
host always leaves its victims after law, and the other a v n . c luny Articles of Comttioi� use � ar to tired � br ,�
the fever and influenza have sub- by the .masses of the people, contain- 13eeatuse of war. stolxiach, (' in Canada,
sided, They me at the mercy of re- ing many wards of foreign origin, es- Thi scarcity o£ cont en -place
lapses and .complications, often very pecially Turkish and Italian arising articled of every relay use Buell as
serious. This condition will continue from those periods of foreign occupa- needles, toilet supplies and drugs is
until the blood is built tip again,.and liar►, with a much simplified grammar, probably more accentuated in Italy
for this purpose nothing can equal a and rarely reduced to writing, except than in any of the rrthca belligerent)
fair treatment with Dr- Williams' for private communications. The for. countries, because! these Clings have
Pink Pills, which tluielsly. make the mer is the cultured tongue: thelatterbeen supplied to Italy almost e h e>
blood rich and red, drive the lingering the popular idiom, and between 1 b Gppned : One of. the t oath:a-
genus from the system and transform two there rages a merciless warfare,of reveling machine PAWPAW. breeches
ins
despondent grip victims "into. cheerful, in which fanatical students o$ the int. otance, reports itis no- longer able
healthy, happy men and women, Mr. versity have lost their lives, ministers to e, re zrts trtl=s od onger hes
John Battersby, London, Oat,, sayer- their portfolios, a Metropolitan of -
" Christmas, 1$i4, I was Athens his :nitre, and the sweet-faced ca'ise these are made in Ge ars • It
"Just before
taken down with an attack of la queen -mother much h of her former also appears an impossibility to buy
a fever thermometer in Rome, -as this
bi 1 ft polarity C k
grippe, and
the tree e e me in a po . 4 : is another ti bele of German ma e.
deplorable condition, I was almost. Tile supply of as>ttirin and a number of
too weak to walk about, as I was then: WOULD VIAL PR1SQNi. S Iother s remedies is exhausted at lilo
working' on a farm in Western tin.. of the remedies
i s true doctors
are
'Maio, I was tluite unable to follow idly Whit Gerpnuny Would Ilan In Case of finding it increasingly difficult to get
usual work, I tried several kinds of Starvation. their prescriptions filled because of
medicine; but it did not help me- As a German seems to be getting des- the lack of drugs, 1
matter of fact I felt steadily growing �'ortion the number of inmates in the
neiglah4xlttan,i gos iia."
condition, when pexate, In a series of articles n`T o This dearth of necessities is ren- onion of England and Willes, The J3 ci
reeding and to this and , . ' or State" the tenth of the dered heavier to bear by the altntost Before xettriiig, ltd he the face an
readin a polio" I Baty Dr. Williams People the ; f gettinggoods from tact is brought out in the annual re- neck with hot watt•,. then dry and rub sr »o a' it xvc r`r .Pc
p li , decided to series of the war essays written by impossibility o
tPink ern. advertised and and
eountrieS and from the high. port of tide Prison Gomnxisstoners, USIT into the olein with the finger' wtT,is�tiaa zz4
the the Germans and published. by A. other which has aunt been issued, tins. By persistent treatment semi wood tris, 14il,°ci vans -erne,
Ria 3aiala
try them. I got a boxpwy tfn byof Bonn there cost of living, The cars for the trans tvfil soon restore to your coinplexlnit rale early to ..ur r F ,
t second was finished I is a aand E. Weber, , used for milt- Prrsunera. sentenced by the ordinary t Your
Rud Leant ,dare+^r telt +t rf* U0, a.
time thean article byDr. Heinz Pothoff, 'Part of"aods are all the rvcancjerf`tll freshness y
felt considerablyinthebetter, and after is and Ronne even is courts, with
persons imprisoned as of •oath, Make this treatment a ,.1;, ",ninon; r;fi;;''c'ris ijtrei•. to '„eta;
some time who was for nine years a member of tart' porpoises debtors or on caval grocers, were as - "WIT” }
longer I better
far iLondon Standard Threatened by a sugar fanzine ali�t>;htly liabli and IISIT will beau.- tcrn.ina't hr :!'e-.rn lel.
• b ,ter ,hay. I bird pane the thefol Thahave suf. follows in 1914-Ia, contpated with file tify trou while you sleep. „ o?+ ;9u:in I, f a .:inti b;: - lea„
�$
longer I felta manufacturers This- g • otter ondin period; ,"USIT" is a skill Toad and wrinkle 'Q" ia,iu�acla'''i. e_•.stt .,n-:nire•-3ettr,� I,yt,�r
for months. Dr.was m 'first expert- quotes filet following stn the article Though
admit for the needs of the whole c p g
, ] with Williams' Pink Pills, by Dr, Pothoff, £ living has alta- 1014 1;+, Dee. `chiaser, It builds up firm elastic tis- �•M.. San 1'r , r e u t.liRllt04i t+aE'-a a,+.F,t,
t i ce it
that if I "Can anyone doubt, Dr, Pothofl' country. The east o 1 ge. sues, ,removes w •inl;l fi !ills put de- , pee.. c'itilig � ee,s ':AI' Matt leaves , tri t�a+ cap cj
but yoummay dependeceupon it "that al staff .other increased about four times and Penal Sereetude , , , . see w �►test Ras tri -_ l
l again I will writes, the Gelman genet 8 d21dd Pression And gives the shin a won- lyra,, Rt: Rlii".1P rl »'It'll I . l a• tintc` :
find medicine necessary K i hesitate to employ extrema Wren- promises to rase further, Imptisannaent , . , , ,102,971 derful tanoothueee and fineness of
know what to take." will h i on the verge • fir 1 ,+." apptt ,tiurt r„ tr. Il i. mrd t,
You can get these pills from any sures i£ German)* is ever g i
dealer ill medicine or by mail, post of real starvation? If necessary, tilaa9
paid, . 50 cents m ox or Si i which our armies have Devour Tires and Overrun Galleries! . Sureties , , „ . , , , . 625
Williams' theterritories ti
ECTS OF THE WAR.
how .tbe i ritish Public Helped in
1814,
It is rather interesting to find, from
a .copy of the London Courier, dated )
Alar�ch 9, 1814, that at'that time the
people of Great Britain were busying
themsely e:; raising funds to relieve
distress in Germany. At the head of
a long subscription list in the copy
of the newspaper before us there is
this introductioi}.•'--
By the generosity of the British
Public' the sum of nearly X50,000 was
remitted, which rescued multitudes '
from the extremity of want; but at no;
period since the existence of this coir►-
inittee, has the mass of every kind of
misery been so great in the country to I,
which their attention was first direct-,
ed; where the many sangeinary bat-
tles fouught • in Silesia, Lusatia, Bolles
rima, Saxony, Brandenburg, and other
parts, have .entailed upon The peace- I
able inhabitants sufferings almost un-;
exampled in the annals of history,
The Committee are anxious to impress
on the minds of their countrymen,
i that in anticipation of British support
they have remitted to different parts
of Germany to the amount u£ dearly
40,Qitti,
Bringa Decrease in Crime in Engl*nd
and Wales,
One of the effects of the war has
been to decrease in al? important pr
Beautifies White
You Sleep.
Gave is Pause.
Wife --henry, you really must
have the landlord cone and see for
himself the daznage the rain, did to
our ceiling; -. ° letting him
gal —I cant without ,et g
see the damage the children have done
to the rest of the house.
sl'tr x iniment tiniest *argot is Cee*
The Busy Woman.
l "Ila elm a woman of affairs?"
"Yes; everybody's. She's the
.-- - - ---•-- Borstal . ,, .., , , , g38 40 texture Web alone indicates perfect �. 'vaieago ,C No ra el v, errs 13,
RATS IN TRENCHES.
fit h boxes !Viet expel all the inhabitants from!
Debtors or cavil tyro- 'akin health,
cess , , , , , ,,, R. ,, , , 8,913 5,«25 ""USIT" is put up ill handsome ape]
The Dr. i sins • • 141 bottles, and until the Drug Stems to , A Good (Weak..
for $2.50 front Canada are completely stocked v e are
3Iedicine Co., Brockville, Ont occupied and drive then, into the In Battalions. ,. Cianig are completely
1y sloe lie we
• s�lv irnrttar hest^cl toss mite up pretyy,
enemy's lines, if necessary, we must Total , . , 113 fi39 37,,9,#
There its a plague of rates along the , . , • , , • ' , t t at:rur^telx'
itESEARcie ekeND eiRQGREss.
Ascribe Siiend a0 C' exits to -day for trial bottle,.1 "Bow's
kill the hundreds of thousands oi' prl- British d French lines in Flanders The Prison Commissioners asci
savers Who are now t:ansumini; ourId describes the :'ailing off throughout the country sutl,cieat f
rte isa arAca smite:, co.. zwp. ; ari an "At , >a •
un or six weeks' use. We
pay "Iii said I vats as
supplies. That would be frightful, and France. Aso ler es ,
Ganstantl invasion as "lustre Than the tier-' of the male prison population to postage to any address i ► Ca J d t) t vv� -til T
New I h y
nventlonS re but would be inevitable if
there were
Changing Conditia»a., no other way of balding out." mane,,' in a. letter which adds: 1. The enlistment of many Habitual ale xtousre �.oana, �tvo
In an article on the relation of re-
search to the progress of mamba- BABY'S i3ATTLESwands, callers and barns are choked
: with them. We have them holding
Luring industries, Dr. W. R. Whitney AGAINST SICKNESS congresses at night in the busiest
"Trenches, communications,
shows that . purely academical re-
"Trenches,
and giving
fields,
:vin concerts by day in
search has led to some of our greatest Can best be fought with Baby's the most crowded. villages. We liter-
" Own Ow r Tablets• --the little pleasant test 3 any march on top of them They
industrial achievements "Search f
ing Tablet that never fails to regulate breed and breed and launchem-
1 t
intoxicating to4 uors.
3. The great demand for labor.
2. Restricted hours for the sale o
etty offenders.
For Breakfast To -Morrow,
servo Dr. Jackson's Roinan Meal.
" ' Doctor Whit- i
- knowledge," says th You'll find thin dark, llut•Urovvn, coarse- tors. They are teaching' women to ; t'vvo or t ii e t o. rt t .
deur t; ,
d rood ver delictouil, It drive horses in tradesmen's vans, ; have a tax on lntehe�lor! , but the new
ney, "is the insurance for the future the stomach and bowels and drive out Selves Into assaults on tie can ori- ly granulate Y
e will elite ent Prom any other commercial travellers' wow lJsehatz lrw tippliealike to male ;,net
of the industries. Many factoriesall minor ills of little ones. Concern -Z ments, like the Germans u ,
eat It )s different fr Mutiny o It and vehtclec female, Only
„
Taxt,QNTQ
Women to Drive Cabs.
by the men who have joined thee. The city of Clsehatz in Saxony is
army has just been started by Thos. N the first German municipality to im-
Limited,the London jamas. pose an extra tax upon the unmarried.
Tilling,. , *h , • Uero roan towns
1
l alaarcl's ni,u"stacnt Cnett Dilattlaerla,
City Tax on Unmarried.
rried.
A scheme for filling the gaps left
o the Ysox cern taste r cribs, vehicles. #1 ; Catholic; priests are cex-
, ams otherempt, other unmarried persons above
later be manufacturing things not ing them Mrs. H. Mower, Eastburg, by battalions en masse.
even conceivable to -day. The :Wean- alta., says:-�"I have four healthy "They are beginning to be torturedprevents indigestion. It is guarantee
;lescent lamp business will serve forto relieve constipation or moneyback,
children thanks to the use of Baby's by hunger, and the shortage of #sod AsJt your doctor about Pr. ,Taclrson's
Illustration. I have seen whole few Own Tablets. I have been using the makes them capable of anything. Theme ltomail 1Ieal.
tories entirely overhauled a number Tablets for the past eight years and: other morning I saw a cyclist whose
of times in the past feW years in or- think them the best medicinein the tires had been half devoured by a pia -
der to make the newest lamps, Not •world for little ones." The Tablets( tome of rats. The other night some
only have entire Roots of complicated are sold by medicine dealers or bYj of our men bad their surgical first-aid
arid _.•--- .y-.,.'1.:.,.... ar.,,. malting __n,._ •, ...,.. -0..,.m The Th.. packets, �.1.:,:., +.,e.. llnnr, In a coat
mail at 25 t'Voe Serve -with hot mill: or soften with The traveller 1>y rail front naanee to
boiling water. Pour off and add milk ,Paris now finds little to be seen from '
and sugar. • the car window to indicate that the `
Made b3' Roman Meat Co., Toronto.
,p� country on both sides of the line
It Studied. Him.
was twice covered in retreat and ad-
"Did you tell that young pian of vane by the two great armies that ,,
' l lighting just beyond the
yours that I am going to have the are stil g fy J y
ridges of Champagne and the forest
hills of the Argonne that are visible •
to the north,
Beginning with
Meaux, most of the
ravages of battle have disappeared.(
All blown -up bridges have been rebuilt
or repaired, and excepting an isolat- i
Thirteen -Year -Old Soldier. ed structure most of the bornbarded
a short , Vienna newspapers tell o.E the re- buildings have been repaired or re-
gen and its introduction into the in- either new or perfectly good and effects o£ tea and coffee and the
, t- turn to school in that city of Sans placed,
candescent lamp becomes a reality. I£ cies::, with carriage prepaid to Ta- ter health that a change to Postum Kiesel, a thirteen -year-old boy, who --------
the research laboratories that pis- yenta. Goads or money sent to the can bring, they are usually glad to disappeared some months ago and
covered the means for bringing about Serbian Relief Depot, Room 17, Mail lend their testimony for the benefit of went to the front. It appears now that
these changes, with their accompany Building, Toronto, will be gladly re' others. a joined
ing economies could receive a cent for ceived and forwarded. ii
every dollar thatthey save e
Ser-
TOe and 23e at grocers. Fallow di
INInard's 7aintmes4 Cuts Colds, 'Etc, 1 in must pay above their regular
municipal tax: On incomes from
' 1806 to' '24:�`I• near: s •e yrs: i'3; —
,� COYEr IW BATTLE IRAi.'1GES. ° cent,; 3400 to 4000 marks, 10 per cent;
rectians closely and do NOT stir .#0�0 to ,;300 marks, 15 per went,; G31]tl
21
whale eaolcfnf; porridge. French Repair Buildings and Bridge:: to ;41,{100 niarl:s, 20 per cern., fusel
Try Roman Meal Nuggets, the
dy-cooked form of Roman Ureal, on Line to Nancy. `above 1,1,000 marks `'5 per cant.
carbon expensive
lamps been thrown out and Williams' Medieine' Co., Brockville,
.----•• -, new machinery for making metal fila Ont.
,Hent' la enc :•metalled, but before pack- -. .. - ---
ing cases containing new machines ' SERBIAN RELIEF.
could be opened and unpacked in the
bet -
factory they have been thrown out as Without Outside Will
useless, as the advance from squirted-
metal filaments to drawn -wire fila-
ments proved the better way. Before
factories could reach the limit of ef-
ficiency in manufacturing vacuum Serbia owing to the ravages of the catching the rats on a wholesale scale.
lamps the introduction of nitrogen typhus epidemic and by the invasion' ..................a.—.........—
into
,n_.
into the lamps brought another of the Austrians. Both adults and PRESSED HARD.
change; and now, when the nitrogen children are in dire need of all the ne-
tungsten lamps have been in use only cessities of . life, particularly blankets Heavy Weight on Old Age
time the manufacture of ar-and warm clothing. • Clothing must be Whenpeople realise the injurious
pocket,
pocket, attacked and carried orf.
to the man who goers to sleep with a
morsel of chocolate in his trousers!
Fie will wake up to find himself with-
out his trousers."
e Help Thousands 1V11 The writer goes on tb describe the
Perish. methods of warfare that are being
used against the new enemy, partici- �„
g switched off at ten?" ,
light been� g
Great interest has aroused lil ; idyl some of the ingenious giant "'Yes, dad"
f
the terrible conditions prevailing in' y
traps devised by the
soldiers of "Well?"
"He's coming at ten in future."
1Miinar,i's Tatrimeat Cures Distemper,
h i ed the Eighteenth battalion o
' of Brampton, Miss La- "My mother, since her early child- the First Austrian infantry and was
11 e the public, no Sharpe hood, was an inveterate coffee drinker, for four months on the frontier of
they would receive over a million dol- sanovrtch, daughter o£ a former
had been troubled with her heart for a .Bessarabia. Re participated in two
Lis a year to spend for further re- bian Minister to Great Britain, and• number of years and complained of battles, was wounded in the chest by
'taearch, The people are the ones who
are most interested in research, al-
t) g1 they may not know it."
Miss Everard, an American nurse in ,Vat `weak -ail -over' feeling bud sick Shrapnel, but recovered quickly. The
Serbiada, all both publicly
returned from stomach." (The effects of tea on the general in command was very much
lou r . Serbia, are publicly and private- system are very similar to those of surprised when he Iearned he had
ly urging everyone to contribute to coffee, because they "each contain'the such a youthful soldier in the ranks
the fund, for. -without generous out- caffeines and at once sent him home, as he re -
HOW YOU MAY THROWdrug,
AWAY YOUR GLASSES side help the adult refugees and the "Some time ago I was malting' a fused to take further responsibility
t d'
h they haveretre•ated
then, It you are one of these unl
25,000 orphan children mus die, as visit to a distant part of country fpr the lad
't'lio statement Is made -that tt.tousands the countries of- Albania and Monte-, and took dinner with of theh the
ntr-
•Fear eyeglasses who de not really
!NE.,urine
our
negro into whit ey re yea chants of the place. I noticed
them. sufficient food for themselves , f_ pared by y
fen :. if.. 1 flavour of the co �V —�
nes,
nor eyes instead of helping diem. and no adequate protection from the , u . a c ens, as use o
llousatlds who wear ere w' a following e e him concerning it He many scare ;n their
• Th g
a
l 17 ruining have not 5
r t .emselves that they can bitter weather. replied that it was Postum.
ma, rove for I
Old
rho Pubhr, and
ates, these glasses play e ru al Somewhat linusua i { d for
y these "windows" a thea, f 11 1 tt r fee and. asked
practice, now dedicat-
disperse' with glasses it they will get speaks for itself: "1 was so pleased with it -that I r` (csoldtiyYourl]ruggiet.
915 carryhome with DY R 1 EJ TrylldurinetalteYreeb,
Go o to' any active drug. store. and get a,' bought a package tond Strengthen !res after exposure to'.
Victory bottle or lion -onto tablets: 011 a two- 5 Cromwell Road, the and had wife -e are some for the Ciesnse, a
prepare cold cu
winds and Dust and to restore t
he following prescription filled at once:
December 20th, 1
•
Minard's Linilneait Co., Limited.
Gentlemen—Last winter 1 received
great benefit from the use of MIN
ARD'S LINIMENT In a severe attack
of LaGrippe, and X have frequently
proved it to be very effective In eases
of Inflammation.
Yours,
W. A. HUTCHINSON
You will find relief in Zam•Buk t
it eases the :burning, stinging
pain, stops bleeding and brings
ease. Perseverance,'with Zant..
Bak, means cure. Why not prove
this 7 dtd 1:frtrgQi von Storm,—
mamas
tores.
mamas Pon! Sant.
vrvi Giro n. Dairy or SIZuits. ''Ct''h n y O
want to buy. ;onto 11. W. Osseus,
'{ Brampton: Ont.
1 ACRES. 1' L 'SIS.PiiP t d:T-
1 1 UU Passion. Franklin. in. 55,0 i0,
.1. wilder, Il;rkendale, :Muskoka.
if'£WSPAPEiis PO$ SAL!.
II.OFI:C-]1MAIU4G i" WS ANU .1O$
Ottices for sale in good Ontario
towns. The most useful an4 interesting
of all businesses. Full information. on
Publishing Com.
,any, 72 Weson t AdWilson
a de St. 'Toronto.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ei ANDER.. TUMORS, LUMPS. ETC.
if internal and external, cured clan,.
out pain by our home treatment. write
us before too late. D. Dedman Medle l
Co.. Limited. Coiltngwaod, '.Ont
Pat's Reply.
Pat was in a museum looking at a
eopy of the "Winged Victory." "And
phat may yes call that?" he asked an
attendant. "That is the `Statue' of .
ry.' " was the. answer. Pat• sur-
veyed - s, and armless statue ,
the head] . • �,r i
with renewed interest."Victory is it .
he said. "Tiffin, begorry, O'd loike to
see the other fellow." -
ounce bottle with .warm water and drop d
In enc+ Uii-Or to tablet: 'With
l
London, S.W,: Englan • i xt meal. The whole family liked it healthful tone to Eyes Reddened and made Sore
e
this harm coffee .by Overwork and Eye Strain.
elution bathe the oyes t.vo. Vice Chairman, 1 'that we discontinued co e Some broadminded Physicians use and mom -
r times daily, and. you tare like 3" • ,
rn you its , Wm 'A,uxiliary, used Postum entirely.
d .at rile results right ' . .The Suffragists W � and T � ,1 d tall' and rush ,nto print ,n oppos,tioni
to be astonishg � S Ices
St em ,o "' arm .
t erescri tion fe.
told- that tht:Y ]la'Ye astigmatism, eye -
of
�..
Cataract, sore eyelids .cealz oyes Dear Matlam; Weare very orate- ing my mothers condition, but we yourDruSBIstGQcaldyouhavenCner SePkQ
t I using Possum for a ;
i 1 otherdisorders,
l ' 1) letter f 1st' Inst noticed that after S g L`ye Boof ;4lurtnel3rapper—and CarkSerevr—
less liquid s Mrs Ham•
ilton, 1st so well
1
mend Murine while ethers perhaps jealous of;Cts
the start leiany who .have been,32 Si Joseph St.,Toronto. I '�'
strain, as a ,., ,
eonjunativ tis Mini eke fill for our. cine e er o o n .-
of -thi preselfu] benefits this
res use Y
' ion. Get this iresCr;li- and are very pleased to give you. ail short time'she £ebtmuch better, l�ad'iready for use Try itinYour Eyes and in33hby'e
oi' this 'prE:scrzpt1 heart, d � l}yesSon F,,eTro t
I had been very anxious co•ncern- those who a Eyes need care can guess why, as
Belts of trees make a. locality warm-
er, but forests, by detaining. and eon-
densing passing elouds,'niake e place
much colder.
1 and use .,it; you may1
tier. fj lecl
strengthen your eyes that glasses
sot •ee TIOCe•45at'y. lot ea'
iF3°''c)r whn wear asses ds thereof.- • f not so frequent, and her general con-
your -eyes before it is 'too- late' leo ytat tamed five large hospitals as well as until she was w e . •
,t
her an la ' Traub] Nn Smerting—Just Eye
v so the • formation we can as•legards;the little trouble with e t,am.ort. WritefaaIlooko ,.ho:•ye •tee.
will in
fund and thesick stomach; that the headaches were! Mwrino Eye Remedy Gr,mi,any, ehacat;;o
administration of our :
bilnd, er near y nee
con -
might Trey el' IYaye re eye thein it they dition much iniprot ed. This contiti�ted
t d e•.red Cor their eyes in time. Save Our fund has .equipped -and' main- '
11 and: hearty.
Oh, ".Afore Irish
Very few people are, aribidc x rows,
f S b P t h bene e my t o s
t 1_0• nz cue of these. �•lctiuiy of neglect.
e• e�latew are only .like crtiiteCla Clang' ea.
six" or sheen` year,
es._ a is is I snow- e other membersL of the readily? and skilfully es the right.' But i
y " h must be ct,iLus'ect during thepast besides dirty:- self and life
1 1 don a itx0 ei ` ` t'
to � C the etc-' ,tin relief every i;ew scads they dur.ing
ii tt 1' tncrsee if weakened
bitting 1 f among civilians,Mostfamily, especially my th ; ''s she there is an amusing tory of one ta. ]
many tb better see �l you c,, linowas :a victim of long standin " Name man who was careful to cliltivate'tliat
nrany others, 'net. clear, healthy, ,strott� of these hospitals are now in� the'g•'
p
here lobe ey,e_a y ,your o the prescription
gistanhands . of : the Bulgarians, and the given by Canadian,,.T'ostiun Co., Wind- art, When lye wilt signing aetic es on
here e Siv �,'1. your ei 1p o i•n druggist fiat Cansor, Ont,
sot
fill. this prescription, send ;$1 to Miro 'staffs are either prisoners or on the.c board a ship he began to sign his
the coast with the retreating _poet= comes in two form.,. name with his right hand, and then
-ay `ta i ...
Valnl i s Drub 'Jo , .L oronto L
glele tb S. me Treatnletit nutiit—
.l"coat Op1. o
Mets, and all, '
When the War Will 'End.
Bagwitsh" writes to'the Lon-
dole • r' line to relieve
and
t
..
thehis lei
hand
° to
pen
changed
.
finis}reel it.
"$o you can write with eithe ' hart&
Fat?" asked the officer.
",'Yrs, sora'," replied Pat, "Whin 1
are already a work res N
.east "^r
- his .,ouif.�
a l Sofi pie Just a was a boy me father•
'a lot o£ people from
of their :roubles. wouar men1 bevera 'e ius�antiy, o0c —always told ine: 'Pat, lea.:. to :iii.:
lie resent warSalonika district. In the lasta delicious S ivid ci hft •hand ar
:can t it item mot h Ia•ea the work is carried oaf un-! end,5Oc tiffs. yc,r fingernails Y •,, ,•,t
will be over in a. fortnight. to, ' ay old.dtr the r .ervision of our. late tree '
i to -'day. We iier'sup loth kiizcts are equally delicious and sort1e day ye might logo qtr ilg}it..
hien seined the finny Y , Sir Edward Boyle. `µ cost about the same per eup,
e'been rstued twenty years, anti, refer, S.
he main needs of the people at "There's a Reason„ for. Posture A spieler is seldom in danger When .
he hasenever sttic} tea job more than f The ma,. - las lite hangs by ti th,;ead, ' ED.• 0.'
a foi:tlif;ht.>' present ai�� warm'uiiclei`clothing "for =sold, by Crroc.ers.
l form
armies. We have been able,. however, i - Postern Cereal—the.origins
to organize medieal relief work among !rust be well boiled. 15e and 25c.
the refrigees on •the - Greek frontier, packages.
and English representatives of the Instant Postum—a soluble powder—
fund
d • t on our be- di olve� quickly in a -cupof hot wa-
and in the ter and with cream and sugar, makes
half both ire Montenegrot ,
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