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(� COMES B
The Usual Treatment Pees Not
Reachthe Root of the Trouble.
Most trewtments for rheumatism
no more than aim to keep down the
poison in the blood and enable nature
to overcame that particular attack.
Then. when the 's stem beeornon tun- ut one need
down frons any cause the disease again
gets the `upper hand and it all has to
be done over.
Sufferers ' from rheumatism who
Have found their' condition unrelieved
or actually growing worse walla using
other 'remedies, would do wet; to try
Ur Williams' Pink Pills; The tonic
treatment with this needictne has;
proved In thousands• c cases ,that it,
builds up the blood to a point that en-
abies it to cast oat, the'rheumatic
poisons through the regular'channels'
of ea '
elationa ki s. n
thebowls e a
do y.
the skin. When :this is done. rheums-_
tis t
m is :banished;: and as: tang as the
blood is kept pure and,rich the pat-
ient will be immune from attack. This
proved by the case of Mrs. s, Hewitt,
Beach P.O.,' Hamilton, Ont., who says:
'"For a number of years I was troubled
With muscular rheumatism, which.
calked me a great deal of suffering.
t would get - rid of tl* trouble for a
Mae, but it always came back.
friend recommended Dr. William
Pink Pills end I have not had an at
tack of rheumatism since I took them.
and that is five years, ago. ' I have
since used the pills.for anaemia and
found them equally- good, and i now
recontmeucl them 'a any friends .Who
. may be ailing."
You can get these pills from any
- Medicine c dealer or by mall at 50 cents
a box or six boxes 'for $2.50, from The
Dr. Williams' 1VIedioiue Co., Brock=
yule, Ont.
High' ]'l
The ocks Station between
Tunbridge Wella and- Grooanbridge
claims to be the only railway i3senen, And seism.c
.anntifies.'
without a staff, says a Leaden, -lews-
papei. It has no statism -Tx -leiter, book-
The air of Haven en'foids� the Bilis
Anti joy and hope a'ri'd Iiia diet•ille,
ills clerk, porter, boolting office, or
waiting -room. The trains serving it
and he
l°' il �u t
r bylea
by i e
are dawnb
Y b
guard acts in the manifold capacity of
a complete station staff.
I3 n ed not go out of London
to.,find stations run on almost similar;
lines. :The Waterloo -Cit;' reailtvay,
known to tens of thousands of busi-
ness men, consists • f•two termini, one
at Waterloo and the. other in elle City,
and,at least a third of its length runs
under the River. Thames..
A.t,neither station is there a station-
master, porter, or booking clerk, for
You buy, your ticket on the train as you
do on a bus, and throw it away when
you get to the other end!
There is a railway station. in Derby-
shire where trains stop only on one
day in 'the week t� enable the tinhabit-
ants to
ants o,. he village of Blackwell M
go shopping to Bunton!
What claims to L ; the shortest pas
-
Sanger line in the world may be seen
at Groudie, not far from Douglas, Isle,
of Man; It is one mile long, and the
gauge is only'two feet. ' It was made
to convey passengers =from the en.-
trance
n.trance to Groudle Glen to the seashore.
The engine looks like a toy, but is
powerful and well made, and the open
cars carry ten passengers.
The smallest fully working line Is
probably the Eskdale Railway: which
runs over tale seven. mileswhich separ-
ate Ravengaass, on the west coast of
Cumberland, from the foot of Scafell,
England.
un i
n
file highest mountain
IE the. engine fails to takethe points
and runs off the lines,passengers help
p
the driver and guard lift it bodily back
to its proper place!! This novel rail-
way carries large quantities of goods
as well as passengers, reducing the
Cost of road transport in a very dill'.
cult country by one-half.
Discouragement is the woinst mis-
fortune that can befall a meal. It is
the death of his strength.
London's census fires, issued re-
cently, show that there are 341,000
more women than men in the.
Metropolis... -
Minard's Liniment for Rheumatism,
Personal Rights
Dr. J. G. Shearer, Secretary Social' Service Council of Canada.
A. young man, intelligent and pros-
perous-looking,
rosperous looking, sitting oppesdts at din-
ing car table, said to the writer, "I
like a. gates et beer at luncheon. or din-
ner and if I want it I'm going to bays
it, wouldn't you?"
Would you feel justified in joining
a bootlegger in a vialatiou of the law,
1n order to :get it?"
"Yes, I would,"
A gentleman of highs standing in a
Certain church said recently that he
empathized with. the poor bootlegger
and considered it outrageous to put
any man in gaol for violation of a pro-
hibition law.
Of course it le legitimate for any
citizen to ad:v'ocate and work for the
repeal of any law of vehech he person-
ally disapprove% Is ft lawful for him
to wink at or encourage the violition
of such a law?. If he does". does he not
become an abettor of lawbreaking? Is
he any better than : the law breaker
himself?
That breezy Western daily, the Sas-
katoon. . Star, recently numbered each
violators and abettors of the violation
of the' liquor laws among "Pariahs.,
.prostitutes; etc., as outlaws, and out-
, casts!" Was not the Star justified?
Ie notthe deliberate 3aw:brealier a
rebel, and in practice, if not in theory,
an anarchist?
Ent 'what is, the psyobology standing
back of suck law -breaking on the part
of otherwise respectable people, as
some of ahem are? It is' a mistaken
Surging and singing in the 'wind,
The upland pines call constantly;
I long to lie and watch the sea
Of blurring 'bottghs,;$elft intertwined,
Or gaze ae 'os.s a steep, dark place
Of purple gulfs sunk way below
The :forest's .sweeping ebb and flow
To sunshine on the mountain's face
And lower still; to clustered fields
All primly checked in varying green
Or yellow where the grain's bright
'Sheen
Gleams wavering' like burnished
shields. a
From tin hontesteads, white and ,red,;
y
Wee, tiny thread5of` smo3fe:aeeendt
Anel tiny, f1 urea:Wend and wend
'T*Ixt house and. barb .and' yard and
S
had. •
Lowlands are tooremate franl Heaven,
They batik the eyese far, perfect sight
Viet p1urvges frons. the hills' sweet
height, •
Where understanding, peace is given!
—Katharine Salvia Oakes.
e man has a divine right to da as he
pleases, and that the majority have no
right to limit this, his supposed
liberty.
What about these personal rights?
Have we as individuals many if any
rights that are `divine' or 'inalienable?'
Are not the great majority of personal
rights sdmply social privileges—O.K-ed
by society? And if bestowed by society
then are they Dot liable rightly at any
time to' be limited or removed by
society?' Take the so-called constitu-
tional rights guaranteed to Americans
in terms of the Declaration 'af Inde-
pemdence, viz: --"to life, Iiberty and
the pursuit of happir_esss," Are these
eights inalienable? They were sud-
denly
ud
denly removed for millions during the
war, Band may be so agfain for a similar
reason. Society gave. Society can
take away. But even in peace and in
nominal times the individual cannot use
either life or liberty as he pleases, nar
pursue happiness any old way he
ehooses He must respect his neigh-
bor's rights. He must respect, more-
over, the will of society expreesied in
law Law is. essential to personal
liberty, and liberty is necessarily limit -
'ed by every few. That is the price the
individual pays' for the privilege of liv-
ing in a state of civilization,. The
more advanced the civilization, the'
more limited ig personal liberty.
Health laws, lawsofsanitatiion,'San-
day laws, laws for the protection of
life and property a,nd all civil rights
IVOtLD NOT BE' WITHOUT
UT
BABY'S 01111 TABLETS.
LONDON PLE
ARE DELIGHTED
H]s Wife's Two Years. of
Trouble Is Now Ended, Says
. Frank " Westlake.
"Tanlac ltasmade all the difference
ie the world in my wife's health and;
we are both c,•eliglited, :Paean,
a 1>n -
Westlake, valued employee of the Pub-
lic Works Department of London, Ont.,
residing at 40 Langarth St.
"About two years ago mY wife un-
derwent an;, operation that left her
.badly run-down and she simply, couIdn't
get backher strength. - Hee appetite
loft her and • she could hardiY eat
enough to keep going,• The least exer
• tion would tips her'.out completely,
She would. lie awake boars at night..
too, and morning found her just ..as France in• the world weir •'1 s't 57 per"
cent, of her made eopul'ation between
the ages of 20 'and 81 years of age.•
Onee a mother has used Baby's Own
Tablets for her little ones she would
not be without them. They are the
ideal home remedy for the baby; being
guaranteed to be absolutely free from
opiates or other harmful drugs. They
are a gentle but thorough laxative and
have proved of the greatest aid in
cases . of constipation, indigestion,.
colic; colds and simple fevers. Con-
cerning them Mrs. Ernest Gagne,'
BeausejotCr Que., writes: "I have used
Baby's Own Tablets for constipation
and colic and have found them: so suc-
ceseful that I would not be without
them. I would strongly ,recommend
every mother to keep a box in the
house" The Tablets are sold by medi-
cine dealers or by mall at 25 cents a
box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont,
Canadian Spruce.
Spruce lumber forms about one-third
of the total annual -output of Canadian.
saw -mills. Spruce pulpwood is used 1n
preference to all others and forms
over two-thirds of the total quantity
of pulpwood consumed in Canadian
pulp -mills and exported in the uhmanu-
factured state. The 'wood is consider-
ed to. be the best material for pulp
manufacture on. the markets of the
world,
A Jubilee
Mrs. Nextdare-"I noticed your
hyalite all lighted up last night."
Mrs. Hiram Offum—"Yes. Our cook
just completed a week's, service with
tis and we were,. giving her .a party in
honor Of the occasion."
IF STOMACH IS
TROUBLING YOU
AUTO SilISflii7i'r
TO. $10 PEP,. DAY; M N W.A1T
.Ti) at once; city and .prairies,- amend.
automobile mechanics and. clr lfig tree -
for operettas.% ' tiro 'sutleat3ltj , oar
acetylene,:' welding. krk4'age •Rttizre
el,eetrlcal
worlf, We teach these trades,
practical training, only few weeks re.
In
* nut�ed; :day -night claaises. write for
Instantly! End Indigestion
.IA frse oetalcgite,., tt tva es, •steady qm,
.p1ornzent, H iphi1i Auto Cray Tractor
or StomachMiserywith abcolv.,.1 3isitig west; Toratxtp,
rAELP AN2' 7y:.dtZ
EIRP WANTI'1D, WE REQD1.11331'
HELP
c knit on' woo': D ke
for us -at home? _either with maorofne or
by hand. Send stamp and aad0ressed
envelope for information. The Cabadialt
'Wholesale Ib trithtting Co., . Dept. . ty
r.:vn,.. rti.,+ ..
4 ' "
1 .4 e Sin
....]
Pa es Da
p pp
As soon as you; eat a tables •or two
of "Pape's tiapepsin'" your, indigestion
is goner Heavy pain, heartburn, Batu
lence, gases, palpitation, or any misery
from a sous acid stomach ends. Cor-
rect your sttmacly and digestion for, a
few eente. Eachpackage guaranteed
by druggist. .
tired as whee she went' to bed. She
suffered terrible splitting headaches,
her nerves were on edge and she got
very little pleasure out of life,
"But three bottles of Taula.c simply
he can
do
u her •o her feetagain. S
put n
her: housework easily now, the head-
aches have gone, she sleeps .soundly
and her appetite ie a jay to behold,' 1
can't find words to express my grati-
tud&'
Tarlac is for sale' by all good drug-
gists,
Over 35 million bottles sold-
eaored sphere, of personal liberty and
individual rightse And all these limi-
taatlons of liberty are imposed in order
to effect the .observation of liberty.
, The Sunday law 1& built on the print
ciple that liberty of rest foe each de-
mands the law of rest for all. Oiee'e
own. 'property or life is only safe be-
cause alt men's' lives and'property are
protected by law; Law is always justi-
fied If it is for the general good, no
matter what litaitattons, of personal
liberty or trampling on personal opini-
ai>s or.deshese may be:involved.
Gan any mean who does not recog-
nizethis feet and will not respect laws
whether they are pleasing to him or
net be rightly regarded as a good citi-
zen? Can' democracy be safe on any
idea about ;personal rights.. They thfnk involve invasions of the sphere, the other bases.? -
®OD HEALTH, the signs of which are so plainly
kir written in looks and actions,, comes • from within --
the natural result of right food, such as Grape -Nuts.
Crisp, delicious and soundly•nourishing—easily digested
and quickly assimilated—Grape-Nuts brings happy smiles
at the 'breakfast ;table and'happy feelings afterward.
All the family will thank you for including Grape -Nuts
in your grocery': order today. It's ready to serve.'in.. a
moment with cream or .milk.
rapeNti
is THE BODY BUILDER
tc ' res a Reason"
Made by Canadian Posturs. Cerer3 Company, Limited
45.'Proat Street, E. Toronto Factory: Windsor, Ontario
COARSE SALT
LANDSALT
Bulk Carlots
TOPQN'TO SALT WORKS.
C. J. CLIFF- TORONTO
. 3nerica°a Pioneer Dos! nemsdie/
Book.
DOG DISEASES
and Row to Feed
Mailed Fr to
Ma 1 danyA.,6=
dress bye thAuhor.
a.• Clay Glover Co., ino.
129'.. West 34th Street
New York. U.S.A.
Toothache ?
Minardis Liniment makes an ex-
cellent counter -irritant. Bathe
the face and if there is a cavity
n the• tooth place in it a. piece
of cotton wool saturated with
Minard's,
Minard's'
Liniment ,
The Family Medicine Chest.
O .�000 6C›0000"; .04
i Bad Breath qg
Overcome
i+
S fibre
breath is asi nof
decayed
teeth, foul stomach or unclean
bowels." If your teethare good,
look to your digestive organs at
once. Get Seigel s Curative Syrup
at druggists. 15to 30 drops after
meals, clean upyourfoodpassage
a and stop the bad breath odor. '2
50c. and 81.00 Bottles. Do not
buy substitutes. Get the genuine.
40c=40004---00‹::=400004ao-^�or 410004moo
Filled the Bill.
A woman :inserted the following ad-
vertisement in .a newspaper;
"Wanted, . companion for a lady;
must be a total abstainer; must be
cleanly in hi& habits and know a little
about nursing. Comfortable home, no
salary."
A few days later she received by ex-
press• a basket containing a tabby cat.
An accompanying note said:
"In reply to your advertisement, I
recommend bearer. She is a total ab-
stainer, cleanly in her habits and
knows a little of nursing, having
brought up a large family. She will be
pleased to accept comfortable home
and requires no salary."
MONEY ORDERS.
Remit by Dominion Express Money
Order. -11 lost or stolen you get your
money back.
Slightly Puzzled.
"The doctor said my illness' was
caua'ed by a. germ."
"What did he call it "
"I really" can't remember. I caught
the disease but not the name."
Mlnard's Liniment for Neuralgia,
-That or Nothing.
He was 'unaware of the eccentrici-
ties: to be found in the wild American
West when be entered what seemed to
be the aniy hotel in. the place. After
ushering him to a table and giving him
a glass .of ice •water., the waiter in
-
(Mired: "Will you have sausages ox
toast?"
"No, I never eat 'em," the guest re-
plied.
"In that case," said the waiter, "din-
ner is over."
0.9
Canadians Use Much Butter.
Figuresjust compiled indicate that
each person cin 'Canada . cansumes a
total of twenty-seven pounds of butter
each • year. -. This is the . largest per
capita consumption in the world. The
United States ranks second with an
average of eighteen pounds per 'person
each year. Sweden leads in the con-
sumption of milk, and Switzerland in
the amount of cheese consumed,
Mutual Gratitude.
Two men grew rather heated over
an argument as to who was the better
man; and the following conversation
took place:
Englishman — "Well, I'm English,
and I'm thankful' for it!"
;Irishman—"Well, •I'm Irish; and I'm.
thankful--for'it. ' What 'do, you say,
Scottie?" • , •
Scotsman -"Well, I'm neither, and
I'in-t-bankful far it!
Hia :In.n. ovation.
"MT, I1toekingham . has great pre -
Pence of mind."
"Is, that se?"
"Yes, while lie was proposing to
Mise Stron'gllead instead of saying,
Will you be mine?' he said, 'May I
be yours?" •
...=-- ISSUE No.2—'23.
CUTICURA HEALS'
LARGE RINGIVORM
On head. Itched and
Burned. Could Not Sleep.
"A large ringworm started on my
head. Each day it grew larger and
itched and burned so that I used to
have to get up at night and bathe it.
The hair around it fell out and be-
came very dry+ I could not Bleep at
night on account of the irritation.
"The trouble lasted about a
month. I began using Cuticura
Soap and Ointment and after using
about three cakes of Cuticura Soap
and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment.
I'was completely healed." (Signed)
Miss Lucile Bond, 606 S. Lea St.,
Roswell, New Mexico, Oct: 3, 192I.
Cuticura Soap, Ointmentand Tal,.
cum are all you need for every -day
toilet and nursery purposes.
Bampiellaeh PreebrMall. Address: %inane, 5&m•.
ited, 344 Bt. Paul Bt, W., Montreal." Bold every-
where. Soap Se.
veerryywhere..SoapSe. Ointment26andai0e. Tatctmarbe.
'Cuticura Soap shaves without mus:
'Partiest m s s,c
FIEVIINO FEPR5 .
i'Su
LTINti, OF lilNLb. NEW QP.I
.Used, pulleys, saws, cable, honk,
etc, .shipped subject to a.ptrroval at tow.,
eat prices in Canada- ,York Betting co..
17 6• York et,:. Toronto
Nothing' makes a ;,usines% man so
absolutely mnd'ependea t as ready cash.
If
Cascarets0c
Best Bowel ... o el Laxative
When Bilious,
Constipated' - z
To clean but you without t ut
cramping or overacting. take Cassa.
rets. Sick headache, b3iiausness.
gases; indigestion, sour, upset stomach
and all such distress gone by .nzornieg.
Nicest physic on earth for growuan
and children.. lOc a box. Taste like
candy.
WOMAN SUFFEREO
FOR MONTHS
Weak and Nervous. Made
Well by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Webbwood, Ont.—"I was in a very
Weak and nm -down nervous condition,
always tired, • from the time I got up
until I went to bed. Sleep did not rest
me at all. My sister recommended
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Come
pound to ene and others told me about
but it was from my sister's advice:
that I took it. It did not take long
until I felt stronger, Headaches left
nfe and my appetite carne back to me.
1 amu a farmer's wife and have many
thins to do outside the house such as
milhmg, looking after the poultry, and
other chores. I heartily recommend the
Vegetable .Comppoundto all who bavethee
same trouble I had for it is a fine znedi-.
Gine for women."—Mrs Louis F. ELSAS
SEE, Hillcrest Farm, Webbwood, Ont.
Another Nervous Woman Finds Relief
Port Huron, .Michigan.—"I suffered
for two years with pains in my side, and
if I worked very ranch I wasnervous
and just as tired in the morning as when
I went to bed. I was sleepy all the day
and didn't feellike doing anything, and
was so nervous 1 would bite my finger
nails, One of my friends told zne about,
Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Com-
pound, and it helped me so much that 1
soonnfeltfine. "—Mrs. mARr,..ES BEELER,
501 14th. St., Port Huron, Mich.
1 Women who suffer from anyfeminine
. ailment should try Lydia E. inkham'a
Vegetable Compound. C
Break chest colds
Apply Sltan's. It draws wives -
ton to the -surface. Starts blood
circulating freely and thus
breaks` up ibe cold/
Slog's Liniment
—kills pain! .
Made in Canada .
1
UNLESS you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you:
are not getting Aspirin at all
Accept hilly an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin," which contains directions and dose worked out . by
physicians during 22 years ;and, proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache Rheumatism.
Toothache` Neuralgia Neuritis
Earache Lumbago Pain Pain
Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottlat of 24 and 100—Dntggiste.
J, pirin is the trade mark (registered In Canada) oi' Bayer 1tan-ufacture pi Moo e-
acetieactdester of Calteyileacid. 'While it is well known that Aspirin m cna ftQ paay
er
i . .
manufac_A, to assist the pouffe againgt imitations; the Tablets of Bayes
side be stamped. with their general trade mark, th. ' B8 '* OrPe ."•