Exeter Times, 1914-12-10, Page 7NOTES OF SCIENCE
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The world's richest phostahate
mine is on the Island of Curacao.
A strong solution of alum and
soap is le ail-
excellent for polishing g
ver.
Twenty-one of every 1,000 mar-
riages in Great Britain are between
first cousins.
There are 925 separate operations
in the manufacture of a watch that
sells ,for a della].
An extensive deposit of asp :belt
of superior quality t has been (d
�n
S—
(hovered in the Philippines,.
Rubbing with turpentine will ire -
F
store the color to ivory 'knife ife l=ands
les that, have turned yellow,
Ae, ord.ng -to a French physician
spinach. is the "broom of the stom-
<ach," as it cleanses and purifies
that -organ,
Snnall amounts of borax; frequent-
ly sprinkled on substances on which
ries breed, will kill their eggs of d
young,
$ext as t s s , t s ,
1 a tr«at cdep+a. ,t, of pdi a. la
Lave been discovered in Spam, and
that notion may become an exporter
of the product,
Where the soil bas permitted 'Welke.
bate been, bored to a depth ar: €All
feel 'with a new Ban=d operated post-
110.e Jigger,
.'lath genal causing gangrene ha
been di`tiQ !"vered. by two "-ttr ;,t."• a.s
Ver ns, babe prepared as stav=e
A
C e.�aw t r
4 1,
t �, . A ( C
earl.
..1, new lnarttolade, s , ,,r -i n. i"1tr• art
lu=ste==r ai by palling
r'un`* ttra<'i] h eyelets
',and aa.sd front and tiei g a sr
i�rrrr4:.
Tho we 1rt of ore ears desceriding
mine in wi=l=th Africa is Aaseg1 to
pa'tadaaee
•11,11EIRIATIO I
1I�
eau Only Ba Cork Through the
Blood. Lilli ents of No Tise
Ufa no disease does the blood be-
come thin so rapidly as in rheuma-
tism, Not only dies it become thin
but it is loaded with impurities ---
rheumatic poisons. Without the
proper treatment these poisons, in-
,crease, the inflamed joints w=ell and
becomes ,a er'i p 1e.
the Patient 11?
There Are a number of methods o
treating rheumatism, timost of them
a
g otheti
- &te°rrna c
dawn r
aiming to. d 't Ar
n lee
s until Pat n build u
pea,.oaas .ar_. ttre can
-D S '}MIJ L10 S L SPI..S.
:,lost Effective Part of Gerinai y's
War31achine.
t' :
The author of the Gea"t'raea:
Army from Within,'' why signs aR AD THIS VERY CAREFULLY,
himself "A British Officer Who Has —=—
Served In it," has little that is "For years :I was thin a..
.. 5, 3 ,n and ate,,
complimentary to say of the Kaiser. € I lost color and was , easily 'tired„ a
The luau veterans of the army, yellow Iter, pimples and bl tclzes o
when they drank to the tearing of �'m)' face vee nnot only rnorQgying t
"Ths 1)ay" that has now dawned,r.7.17-1/1.1.e-s-lothugids'
t'utbecause1tbouglatm+ never look nice a inat tr,esametnepra;:ed•that .Iter=ba 1
rew despondent. Tilen nz•r appetite
War" L rd �.ould keep out of it. ,tazReci. 1 veru ver- ,° 1
£ e x (.a . Yaarzcus.
�r Ilei tat ='menu f;�ae4 t<> t ar, t.re gl rerrc€tic>.., pills, tonics and tablets _
said, 'raw hope that 1 -le w;l;a net ivied sit Oht permanent benefit, A.
! f.
lsa s wanttoti .. ' k1 ,
We r e
t e A visit A� i
� s & u my sister PtAM _tzto rets' hands
I
ays A `fl'. Y
ti
S the- a
a�• 14 � endignity e a cam- boy
s a air. �,n3 d Baa tm f r �of Dr llarua9tcrm s ]�tti�s. �szu
rt 'tal, But "He" is measured at lits. placed reliance upon these= and now
he blood aatae7exr
kly #o ov.-.e,,,,r iia
t=ae value
as s military
1 1taay
„ g
e.i
it
sby
;" that t ze
l
have
aie
m
aze an
.
e
tla�
IArt
ka
a
otiieuYa
en
itrat. Bat. Unfavorable 4ndt.a�� the irear +_o make war their i..c5�I would t he without
of cold od dampness, mayr�a At Aro razec ahethee might cost. found Dr an
r,>e c tldadianta e�.G a x , ,.3 aa,#?re r5 uet�Aa PI
li � �ii � ��Yxn
or renewed attack follows,. ally aniddle arrd cont lid' aGlararo3ifii'ta=.rezofas=l.5t'utAna1t:IrahtUeTod.el�.cha'
- Dr. 1An m 'in Pills fr aal,., five leader .of rppy„iig ,rdo, veievezor(oPg1itedne,hett1ey ebPeoi e hand uP the blowcnrw1 en- are told, n�very unwise it he comes; 9rsiel asgul(rit3, My appetite grew
able it
,
to cast out the rheumatic out victorious!. i'keen--any' Wood red and `pur•e—lneav .:
aoi -ons with the n4 tural retions interest • -> . 'e 1 _ I rings under disappeared, 1 t � Of piquant. rn.eie5�a. •ar t re C"rz<al, g, 3- ,A~ taa�' eyes d ,ala�,a,.aded, and
of the bell; , Thor=, ands IAave tried tern, dealing with ibe Se,eret- Sei,•- to -day ray skin is as elear and un -
this tieaat•n'rnut with this, most bene- ''ripe e o. -t, y a '' , • a^,1 . ,e 14. 11&;isd abs w2Aen I r°as a' girl. Dr.
� -�-tln most dk' rA p.g'� a .c >iat .t T z
frcia•1 restaits- every',Cll erea' " eetty organized
i� part of d 11413'il.Wn.'s Pins (lid it all”
That,.lr*rf i, < van ed Pat th..,
'radia does rat ins DA*. l;ildiarns pink eat s'ar r r..,d r1,n, " - we i The above straightforward letter
,. �`n' s t ae..k .:. ��d"lrnraxan�ya r,l'''''
e ..,. -
i11 neglecting 1 are told, a , m i " p fr":11 Mr•„" -1 5„ cdlsl. w Ale^ cdf n welt
➢ tri? c t38n " kta ntl(a. t helpful c., ctr,m well-
- d niAa,nieatar o ;,1' .
-. + r :'., � :.kyr . ,. e , l,, , , � x,e Flown B,�ii@;��'7�' &4i Rogersville, is proof
WADS Of recovery, is shown , tip. . 0,o:f'.l <. •,.a,,• .4.rr her spices, liras',itt iia Dr, leeiu lata 9
oltowm t , e ,te e ' . ; -.ae,oar ,t that , 1_ t .i e pins, are
f nn;stateanex"t. has, ?.riaeti't .par t ...,, rr atEaatralat.,s and: wonderful w(nrrazi" AaTedl ane. 'sa*
170:81 t ad? 4G' 11' saris " rta,''''1, i'? 2 but a 2
,, , . (arcre wages range no other pill bt Dr. H to t1#cn'�
tva; as t�l tit l ,vat what tliG� doctor fx�ailn A to , 20 a onth ttitli ..e- er box: l dealers O ae<a;r* .
Y for special 'Welk, ililt beze'aae eq.,. Kingston, Oaltaarao"
t tlae essetitaaaiN of tale latter
w ar+
badly Swollen, :and 11 t fei:eaneraev, there aa'e spies set tr,>; 4 t` 1'' a
jj , , .� lR�n' 1, 1 -'?dm TUE t'.1 ,d':
r . , + m I` tea. h (,T+ i' -
sr .ff"e " 4� (1, nna iaai d, °' r � €^ t ,
n, i eel t 9t eeerraat.iat n t. t� t o h ti �. rr
dl al (" I
A x r
�.in a 1 M
s
i
'�( t medical. Aa st° .
c a
t" tl F tdi e 1G"t>F treatment r r rs t. �t . i
l l tall n�`, il, tl t l a�. td ^ l a'aG'hlaani , f ,,;t ai � 1 >_ ��a a,i d 1" naaa:elt neat' mean rrrt '� 1
tie troll .became so bad;t.laat 1 1srud, 3 is tlt� arnttlr$.ai", tde ' e o ,
rr D.;da #'law 1 rtaa,ss2a �.i �18rtifi`A�1 �Rls lard,=
Wail not "� o aad8aarat, My appetite c f nu C{yatr.tri• or ire^ai'rf O r : t,r.1:a i ,
it rA ai , d r aaiardle 2„ <'aa1 (lc'tia, . " rzaa aaaFdnP ;q
e"" to life and I was '" ro t•A and o e' ', s 4 it f a
7,arAi ��$� as �'o-.n. illi. At. err ,t�,.. dt� . Slpt?.jd't�s. I, Ara i` that . �, -.. ... ^',
.. �, ,,<•, , ,, .kat the waters, of .of the f�rYzr
tall Sit,atll„r weak, A aieaglalana who a sentence }teavd,:y eb ar•ged with ; lecranangs is
L tiangli rRt MKae4 rtv
, mA
had been benefAtae.d b Dr, Wit, sigifeanee "zsatcr, who bat) hitherto
HODS' Pint Kis' lad11Red me ti4 tr1•'' \'iT.. ten np'..,v an zCt4 t 'ei t k61(''"DXns 1 r his cure to ' the t:rt` trig is
them and 1 decided to. ,do '--.. In this strbtt,rr^araean 'e?ieine'� that ir;asG ' , g t
� � y� id ,. p iem�rt ail Badgastein, �tr� tri�eeelkt"�
the +ea;:m' ie of a few weeks 1 noted to be expected, 11.gh lar tlnc.loi€r- e
a d tl.as e'kr by the war, - d
me a provenaenat, and irat A,ppetate eichy •c e p,t zs the nteriratno'ial, tine "atlau an springx .le was stri
aegau to return ' Then the swell- courtesan. " by the similarity of the Rra� k .
tag in ml-, joints began to di ^rp"" "InBier•lizr they have regal aa' which, ort zest, *asftnallnd to he "ala
and.,,., nd it wa15 not long until 1 meeting places, one of N1 iwneln is e t the presence of radivan, 'iat
orfe tl eured and 1 have had Wellk nown that 1 diay without in.- last arkiNal aiaab-sht aade,
urn ;of the trouble," dasez'etkon name. it„ tdre ldntien- clued, before the roan nti u
radium were full,; ree(hgnlzetl„,
, l role•:5 ra ,Hattan, of Alethlt,
eta. C"been t^taann ssioned to rendre as a
irn("0,,' ldaptect b.)" thea4'e 1 co mplete aaaaal sis. The value jai
p lea dies. irhs► are gene ne radiate spring in Europe is ; t«ut
€ ',vei rrrinott yoga Ill tdt.e ;xea , noaaa (alerataatelat t` +' areas go from t +• to €
etnlne , "'l,verM: uermalr to :arty three Million, dollars. ou.'ing to the
;Ability isinn tnnoflielot spy,a" is the '1nrati1her or invalids who, are attract. fI
aluthur's sweeping as eat*tan,fat t81 naaaeh as 4?Dr'Cana2,
'i, mn
tow 4 IcaIYOntitit
said wa1S 1 a#l47nataat +ry' rheumatism.
sm..
e joint% oaf oma, ' hands, feet and
pulling aa, eaabl(
«n'ttd ariratti(d a drum that.dr1VC$ iA
eaau era. lens o
for lo+ln -distane
e to get a picture
yaars away large
plane,
hilabeen ,s
fair Skin' i
XD 18a41T ,` Ji4,
MY OOHS van
kion earns.
laat+ with
iatde4' that via
arid' exh au
and water`:
m;. in Eng.
PFAIlLS
O Tyygp UY7
'r zre i;s no book like the 13
ible i72
s lestruetibility, Rev. Dr,
0 C -111
FC7FM4 JNTIISF
.E .ta . .bink tsc. t ; has c .z._. See -
1
a t ,� ne o
Mg we have a rYryister of War,
sl..: ,A Minister to
:1�ez ase . �rzl„ h�.^s ti” a.lr.._._s,..r of
Pea'_ee.--Lady Bar ' `,.
olit.= :e can be r.eh i -la.' gets I -
4:
i7
e
Z wt; ,
ri Js� �. slums .26a � f.�L3�
y t the ca_
t e. :;, s ani su fferi sgs', of ether
:2 ie --Mrs A. ,1°t.^,1Ck'r'ly.
': :d
..,as given much is the
,7d hut; herr r... 'have, been
the
men and I ,rreri ". '."vas c .lz, to
rze new 3,ay.o,--1 oai Di.�b'
p
!..,!nest ..re..t ..}}{rJ ,, tel ti+;-i'Atl ?�'.
�s
dtil harrat„t.r,
ar '' t'a,.n 'A'+ itlerfa
?; r e' :3.?: acid the eaasant _1t a : d is that, rthe
are?
�y 9
Ad i.
Began ort Child's Face. Spread a I
Over Head. E�
e . lmples Would Fes-
ter and Break Like BoilaCuti�
cura Soap p ani Ointment Healed.
Eire -e. b it eczema
'When ho was about a weep old. 1 began pu
his Tale and spreac, an over its beam rt
I au I a ei Y
A pd3T glad
they 1,soUAd 1C - the and
lire, life rattle bolls
it over bead, batt
ier+ctliker,„ nenl1Y
race. 'rbe eczema, a,
Sea it *ks ata and CIAO
burning was intense
i n nde hSsao _ties
s ties
#aorOultr's, ,:tie};;
o t"",n1eut.Sgad .mites grid
ery' little gond so 8
they see;
trte$'Co lease oat* a and Olatmeat. atter k e
h ad been melt abe=t$ p. mouth, Wheal Alsel
Cutdeura Soap and a: 8'017 applicagoas of - it
tPe Ctaatcvrga Qiatunent 1 Policed eiArk
difference. He lana rnbl.1 `tdA`4eta trz Cl A l3 �tts
face k?
punk t5h get .?, Fr4`+ifi �?"a¢ t X. 1 kept, t "ae' `
a
". ..
e,sari8l:ccu t`ta:^ t<"� ram . ansl c:zo
*Filers tldep' J,re't: . giver 4„.tec-in '
k °
enrtt s 1. 'Ar I':,ii a ti l`" ares 1
Delicately
vot=ed--
igl:dy
concen-
trated,
WHY WORRY g
Choose � your variety ural
ask your grocer for
o"Clark's".
rates, e d; nractta°g Sop, tad.. thrlm boxes =;r
Cotfeeurcc Ohltrar at euredd him."
▪ Iv. Thayer* July= 13, 8914,.
FARMS F01 SALE.
H. W. VA,
all, Ninety D()Marro $
•r3` w F
tr lac Erwin or D4tryr guy
Bra;a �o
(,cittardl, ate, TAitento...
LANEOUS.
SompieN, Pia by ,51tail be
eigt gear i4E111 t eta fit -aaa ELW4fel t]
° lalalnat1et blgekliegtai vena la owl ukl ° t' vette,
aa*cdru to lalat8,valy al e drAi' t.4g nit getatD '
1,01110: hair titana4 bands ate: glopeleW but
'.`.
at%l�i1 tx
'ti4to ts-art
l��l vat to .: , ...
lr'1n"tk
tlae?aA. Titew!" do, 'atreai more tor ailcttn�a'� r ,
tared 'i Rint r snst ill agar, Altbou314 0141, M tR8lg
ty dealer' tliteM4114114 tbo iterl(i'. tiagrart rat l #r
xotoale.of v la will be aaaatdleet fto. ltle
1`4,11. SUN Da #, post 4 a"C`lltl*
c 3.IAe1t, I?.
+sae A.h nAer 'pI
latts
Satz' $p.7
zn aaeg.Vaal, Oat.
le cured sith.-
"6,%illiam ' Pink PIM are told ; SO,"
deaad }a iia medicine or `brill he € Farmers unahnyets, 'bank edei
malt at 59 cents aah bac or waa"t,erh-•-and especially, waaatres
1'0e $4.:,,,50 try auri 4a1 dirt , 4 ,.'7~lt These `guises and shat more,
Ont.
t1
«iat f at
'ln that will bold
any size is made of
heed; the handle be
the jI'at' a are Sprint
tnatiln is applied,
ere grows a,, weed, l;h
'bleb have long lit►i a
nostvilr( of grafin,
ltlently kill then) by'
rani. eating or
irng
t(sg
tical
preventia
c?r•inIt g,
ill get dl
ar final tit
istaztees f
$te {ton td'4e° lha ,
e r D: laav(rsd„t
X
dAks a �.
h L' tics t
11. seafi dC
,a sir r'
the :rep
lidclet SaediiAlfl''i
d d t:it dad'iler
TO STH
O1 INVENTIONS
i'lciRO,a'.. i'tr11t(N Si DAvls
den St. Janis SL., - iratrtttrtrai
Wratm ger info. u hien
BOILER
r
ew and 1eeonal-tatnd,
all iZ'oaeeraalrl:sa”>caa,STAMM
OL fll
zmain,
Water
MOKE
na
1
i5
d"ti X5,1:;X11d'S.
tit"knit:dleeS
°nrsicaaia. At
at lraatdefaeki after
to iliSpirc
igen+
. Fore
ng,
t father AOh
vietory has no t
heart ,`:-.peaks gilt)
','lt.19E5 7"'O:tt 1
item's, Engineers Una 1101110:
makers in Britain.
=prise cif the mode Wo-.
? nuaarr i stn1kint ly
illustrated lry the
fakets atilt liv==e°c a contained in the
tdome (af tikci British t'ensrrs
which has je=st been issued
aaftcr thr"er
Tars' preparation. For;
ten ;1eaa1S, e<;ween 1001 and 1911,
there was quite e. rush of }Olden #,o
t`au`i011S fields of masculine elnploy-
moat: For instance, there were
only 307 women law clerks in 3901,
but within tear soars the figure ball
bounded up to 2,159. In the saute
period the number of women doc-
tors increased from 212 to 495, while
in conirneree the nuniber of women.
employed had risen from 50,94d to
201,8,17,
Altogether there are 4,830, 733, wo-
men in England and Wales en-
gaged in gainful occupations," to
quote the official term. The greater
part, of these, 1,280,73, are domes -
tie servants, the cotton industry
providing the next highest number
orf IN omen workers, viz., 372,834,
while 333,129 are engaged in dress-
making. Of 447,535 clerks employ-
ed all over the gauntry, 117,O57 are
women, an increase of 109.8 for the
ten yearn. -,
It will probably surprise many
people to learn that 3,185 women
are employed in the coal -mining in-
dustry, 2,958 in the building trade,
7,170 on the railways, and 7,284 in
the engineering, machine -making,
ironfouncling and lsoilermaking
trades. On the other hand, women
laundry workers are rapidly being
displaced by nen and machinery,
owing to the decline of the small
hand !laundries and private laundry
work.
The census reveals some interest-
ing facts about the curious occupa-
tions of women. It appears that*
there are, three women ministers of
religion, three grooms, one coach -
.man, one, coal heaver -a woman
over ,sixty-five—one- millwright,. one
slaughterer, sixty-five electricians,
gunsmiths, four swordmakers,
i,, �o �s.a•aclavichnlen, three ship-
rigluts, five tramway makers, and
ni=ne sea pilots, while there is also
obe woman working as a ;plumber,,
litit
Siartl:asiu
The New South Wales . Govern;
rent has decided to'•suplement its
enterprises by the creation of a
skate bakery at Sydney. .The Gov-
ernment
ov-erntient 'willacquire. a bakery ; and
bake ;bread for its own institutions.
It is expected that the Government
will be able to deliver biead to the
public institutions at:.. 1 penny a
Pound Itis not iatended to supply
1,, the general public from the Govern -
'Line t bakery.
14
13p f or
intelligene
ebild
When
est Colds
RV! IN HAS NEVER FA
TO CURE,
bett the soldier to bivnue
the open air, for then he can 'buil
a fire and sleep with warm feet
Tents 4re only necessary for general
offivers, who are obliged to read
and consult their maps.
The fate of war is to be exalted
in the morning, and low enough
night, There is but one step from
triumph td ruin.
It is in time of difficulty that
great men and great »ations dis-
play all the energy- of their' char-
acter, and become an object of ad-
miration to posterity.
Valor and a love of glory are an
instinct with the French, a, .sort, ot
sixth sense, Row manyothries
the heat of battles I have stopped
to 'look at my young eonscripts
throwing themselves into the thick
of the fight for the first time. honor
and eourage coming from their very
pores.
Military hravery has nothing in
common with civil courage.
Indecision and anarchy in lead-
ers lead to weakness and anarchy in
Sometimes Overlooks a Point.
The physician is such busy man
that the sometimes overlooks a -valu-
able point to which his attention
may be called, by an intelligent pa-
tient who is a thinker. •
"Ahtout_a. year ago,' my attention
was -called to Grape -Nuts by one of
my patients2" a physician writes.
'At the time my own health was
bad and I was pretty well run
down, but I saw at once that the
theoraes behind Grape -Nuts were
sound and that if the food was all
that was claimed, it Wras a perfect,
• "So I commenced, to use Grape -
Nuts with .creana twice la, day, and in
a short tinae began to improve in
every way and r am now much
stronger, feel better and weigh
more ;than ever befoi.e in nay life. •
"I know that ,a31 of this good is
due to Grape -Nuts; and I am firmly
convinced that the claims made for
the food, are true.
1ZC'Ciinniencled, and still
recoil-111.mnd, Grape -Nuts to a great
many of my patients with splendid
results, ,and, in some eases .ithe im-
provement el patient8 on this Line
food has been WOncler ul.
"As a general food, Grape -Nuts
stands alone." ``There's a Rea -
Name given by Canadian Postuni
Look in pkgs, for the famous little
book "The Road Le Wellville,"
Ever read tho above letter- A new ant
appears troin time to time. They ar.)
your relief.
1st rubbed on, lots,
1 draw11,, tight feel
1 will destrOy the DOD
ve , u and happy in no
9 caught cold last week while mo
ring," writes P. T. Mallen; from Scotia, 1 of Safkatehewan, awl 3 of
Linden. "My chest was full of conges-1,Britigh cohmihia.,
tIon. my throat was mighty sore, and
1 had the fierceat stitch in my side ; 'Birds the 1Varst Ghat(
you could Imagine. As a boy I was '
accustOmOd to have. my mother use
Nervillue for all our minor aliments,
and remembering what confidence she
had in Nerviline, 1 sent out for a bot-
tle at once. Between noon and eight
o'clock 1 bad a whole bottle rubbed
on, and then got into a perspiration
under the blankets. Thili drove the
Nerviline 'in good and deep, and 1
woke up next morning fresh as a dol-
lar Mid absolutely cured. Nerviline
now always part of my travelling kit,
and I will never be without it."
The large 5fic. family size battle is
the most economical, or you can easily
get the 25e. trial size from any dealer.
is. Pigeon, Pigeon Davis,
Ilicitors, :Montreal, report
142 Oanadian patents were
ed for the week ending Nov. '
h, 1011, 07 of which were granted
Americans, 20 to Canadians, 10
residents of Great Britain and
lonies, and 10 to residents of ,
oreign countries.
Of the Canadians who received
patents, 13 wero reSident, of On-
tario, 5 of Quebee, )1 of Albeita.
New Brunswick, 1 of Nova
"THE DADDY OF THEM ALL.
There's a hearty stout old party lives
beyond the Northern Sea,
About as rough, about as tough, as a
party well can be;
Strong. nerved, well preserved, and
handy with his hands,
With muscle for a tussle to enforce
what he commands.
He's big and bold, a trifle old, his
habit somewhat full;
Recording fame inscribes his name as
Old John Bull.
Rough john, tough John, bluff John
The man that carried his burden,
the man that has the pull.
Ilia heart is full of kindness, with
' never a drop of gall,
For old John Bull is the daddy of
them all.
There's many a lad to call him dad,
-and take the old man's part;
To swell his might, to share his fight
and cheer his loving heart,
To bear his flag from cliff tO crag and
thunder on the foe;'
Ten thousand sons to man his guns
when the echoing bugles blow.
From every land, from every strand,
they coraeto the father's call,
For Old John Bull is the daddy of them.
The waves that roll from pole to pole
still bear him on his•way,
From the purple gleams `of Morning's
beams to the golden close of day;
The heaving seas, the freshening
-4eere,e speed on his freighted
The roar fhat fills the startled hills
leaps from his cannon's
The flags that fly to ,the bending sky
are with ids glory full;
They tell the fame and spell the name
of John Bull.
Rough John, tough John, bluff John
Bull '
With both feet getting there and
both hands •
'Where'er the march of Empire thun-
ders his martial footsteps fall,
For- old John Bull is the daddy of
Your Druggist's.
Druggists or Hedge
Ey ell
standlist
y. Smatairagi
de, Medea Eye
Eyerateark
Absolute
think that
"Do they really
hem a rt. Nvorking
uffrage that they
paying
ers of all the animal king&
Some birds oonsume two and one-
half ;times their weight of food in
twenty -Sour hours. The heron,
which has a; light weight of four
pounds in spite of its size, is a,
striking example. One was lately
caught whict) had just swallowed
two trout of one and one-half and
'two pounds. Wild pigeons are
among the foremost eaters, and they
Make a most copiouS repast when-
ever an abundance of food is found.
Thus a single pigeon picked up 1,000
grains of wheat, in one day,
11
was
Minatd,s Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
1.1.e Wanted,
Captain—Can't you do something
t r that seasick passenger, doctor'?
Doctor—No, he wants too much.
Captain --- Why, what does he
want
Doctor—He wants the earth.
tYiinard's Liniment Cures Colds, &c.
"Oh Bobbie Bobbie," said the
aunt, reproachfully, "why is it you
never remember to say 'Thank
you?"' "I expect it's 'cause I
don't get things given to me often
enough to practice," answered the
young diplomat.
'It is sometimes 'almost as hard to
irneet a bill as it is 1,0 keep out of
its way.
Warlike Mistress — Don't you
think James you would like to join
Lord Kitchener's army? Peaceful
Footman—Thank you, mum, but I
don.'t see as 'ow 'I'd be bettering
myself. War's for them as likes it,
which I never did.
ED
mad
1 was cured f terrible lumbago 1Y
REV. WiLf. BROWN.
I was cured of a bad Case of earache bY
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
MRS, S. NAI-LBACK.
I was cured of sensitive btu b
ge
MRS. 8. MASTERS,
A Sense of FitneSs.
"'Wonder what makes Pounder,
the famous pianist, wear his hair so
long "
-"Well, he's been lionized so
much, 1 suppose he feels that a
mane is the proper thing."
A WARM WINTER.
June -weather vrevails in California, the
ideal watering place, reached comfortably
and conveniently by the 42ihicago and
North Western Four splendid trains
(Maly frbm the new Passenger Terminal,
Chicago. The Overland Limited—faste,st
train to San Francisco; the Los Angeles
Limited, three dave to Land' of Sunshine.
tAie famous San Francisco Limited and
ta,Mtentill.reatter on California
and tho 1915 Expositions and full particu-
lars on application to B. IL Bennett, Gen-
eral Agent, 46 'rove Street, Tdronto, Ont.
FOUlld Belgian, Rimbaud.
A Glasgow lady. who had placed
her house at the disposal of the
Belgian refugees received amongst
her guests a woman whose husband,
a Belgian soldier. had, loe.en lost
sight of since the beginning of the
war. The lady suggested that a visi t
should be'paid to bbe wounded sol-
diers at Sto;bhill Hospital, Glas-
gow. This was earried out a day or
two ago. Great 'was the surprise
and joy oF the, Belgian woman to
find hcr husband amongst those un-
der treattnent,
l'Ilitiard's Liniment Cures narget in Cows,
A Thoughtful an.
`Toor Jim was always such a con-
siderate husband, mum."
used to beat yoil."
'`True, mum; but he never bit me
where the marks could 'be Se,ell by
the neikrhbOrs,
brute
according to runtla in
y a century ago Among the
nd learned trait them by
s Though repeated at-
mpts have beta made, by physt-
cians and ehe mists, it hat; been found
impossible to improve tbe .formula
the pills, Dr, Aforse's Indian Root
Pills arc a household remedy through-
out the world for Constipation and
Kidary and Liver troubles. They
act promptly and effectively, and
4,9
the System
You Het T
Sick Children
sp
Bditor
t • 'trough
lospltal
ospltal take
but in the Provine
This coming y
in tbe hospital's t
serious mnloak, as reg
maintenance, than any
passed its calendar.
So many calls are being made on the
purses of the generous people of To-
ronto and Ontario, to help the soldiers
of the Empire, that as 1 make. my
daily rounds -through the wards ot the
Hospital, and see the suffering thii-
dren in our tots and beds, the thought
strikes me as to whether the people
will as of old, witb all the deinands
made upon, them, answer our appeal
and help to maintain the institution
that is fighting in the never-ending
battle with disease and death, in its
endeavor to save the stricken little
ones in the child -life of Ontario,
Last year there were 394 in -patients
from 210 places outside of Toronto,
and in the past twenty .years there
have *been 7,000 from places in the
Province other than Toronto.
It costs us $2.34 per patient per day
for Maintenance. The municipalities
pay for patients $1. per patient per
day; the Government allows 20 cents
per patient per day; so, deducting
$1.20 from $2.34, it leaves the Hospital
with $1.14 to pay out of subScriptions
it receives from the people of Toronto
and the Province.' The shortage last
Since 1880 about 1,000 cases of club
feet, bow legs and knock knees have
been. treated, and of these 900 had
perfect correction. Nearly all these
were from different parts of the Fro-'
vince outside of -the city of Toronto.
Remember that every year is a war
year. with the Hospital; every day is
a day of battle; ...every minute the
HoSpital needs money, not for its own
sake, but for the children's sake. 'Phe
Hospital is the battle -ground where the
Armies of Life have grappled with the
Hosts of Death, and the life or death
of thousands of little children is the
issue that is settled.in that war. Wilt
you let the Hospital be driven from
the field of its battle to save the lives
of little children for the lack ot money
you can give and never miss?
Every dollar may prove itself a
dreadnought in the battle against
death, a flagship in the fleet that fights
for the lives ,of little children.
Ttemember that the door of the Hos-
pital's mercy is the door of hope, and
your dollar, kind reader, may be tbe
key that onens the door for scale-
bt oarwdyy-i'Tily r an OdBoluh:Rr_,T, soorwn:or..e f
you can, to Douglas Davidson. 8cero,
Chairmanof the Beard of Trubleos,
FROM FACTORY DIRECT TO YOU.
HOUSE PAINTS $1.25 CAC,
No Middleman's profit, 1
cronies Mixed Paiute boo carneil repo, -
hest materials, Worits,..sasity., holds its
Metre and- color longer than the regular ,
$2.00 Paints. Will not, crack, blister Or
BARN PAINTS •Cuaranteed 75c. gal. Sold
In 3 gal, cans„
Writo to -day for color cards.. Guar:La.;
teed. eatinfaction or, money irefunded.
14. di C. WILLIAMS COMPANY,
121 31. Shocoo St., Toronto.
Machinery' For Sale
Engine, shafting, belting, pulleys,
etc. from layge factory for sale.
Wheelock engine, 18 by 42, complete
with cylinder frame, fly wheel, bear-
ings, etc., all in good condition.
Shafting from one inch to three
inches, pulleys thirty inehes to
fifty inches, belting six inches to
twelve inches. Will sell entire or
in part.
OFFER REFUSED.
S. Frank Wilson & Sons,
73 Adelaide Street West, Toronto.
Take
FAMOUS
INVALID
PORT
Sold Everywhere by
People who know
‘A-)3tly It for Purity's sake"
The TUttler Co. Limited
Toronto
ut
behan of
Mire% The
tillek and de -
in Toronto,
the Years
funds for
that has
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