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The Brussels Post, 1917-6-7, Page 3YOUNG FOLKS 1 A Fite Solution, Indeed, I try my very best To learn the lesson well, And why I fail at every test I really cannot tell! For, with my atlas in my lap, I'm sure•of every place, Each state and country on the map, Each river, I can trace. But teacher says when I recite A dreadful thing occurs; I don't get any answers right— At least, they're not like leers! Utah becomes a town of Spain Beside Lake Sunapee! Peru, a river of Touraine, Flows to the Caspian Sea! I tell her that the Middle States Lie southwest of the Horn, Washed by those queer Magellan Straits, Cancer and Capricorn! So teacher shakes her head and sighs. "Whatever shall I do 'With such a stupid boy?" she cries. "What will become of you?" If he feels sorry for my sake And wants to have me pase, She'll be obliged to let me take My atlas to the class! —Johnson Morton, "Go To Work'And Make Yourselves Some." In a great yard at the edge of a city stood several pine trees and three big maples. All winter long the pine trees had worn their pretty, warm green dresses, while the maples stood shamefacedly by, bare and cold in the bleak wintry air, Finally, when the warm spring sunshine began to work its wonderful magic in the air, the maples could stand their bareness no longer. "I'm so ashamed!" cried the biggest Maple." "This sunshine makes me feel queer!" "I think we ought to get some new clothes," suggested the middle-siz- ed tree. "Yes, everyone has new clothes for spring, and we ought to have some, too," added the smallest Maple Tree. "You're quite right," said the big- gest Maple, and he looked over the yard and saw the fresh green of the lawn, the bright crocuses here and there, and the tulips by the walk. Even the people passing on the street looked fresher and brighter than dur- ing the cold winter storms. "Yes, we must have some new frocks." "Let's ask the Pine Tree; her dress is always fresh and green. Maybe she can tell us how to get some new clothes," suggested the middle-sized tree hopefully. "Oh, Friend Pine Tree, can you tell us how to get some pretty green frocks like yours?" "That I can," replied the pine Tree cheerfully. "Go to work and make yourselves some." But the maples did not like that ad- vice. "We don't want to work so hard or wait so long; we want dresses right away," they said. "Let's ask the South Wind; maybe she knows where to get clothes," sug- gested the biggest Maple. So the next time the South Wind blew through the yard they asked her. "To be sure I can tell you where to get new dresses," laughed the South Wind. "Go to work and make your- selves some." "That same advice!" grumbled the Maples. "Let's ask the Sunbeams." So bright and early the next morn- ing they asked the Sunbeams their question, "New clothes?" laughed the Sun- beams. "Go to work and make your- selves some." And then the Maples began to notice and to think. "Perhaps, after all, we shall get them just as soon if we make our own clothes," said the middle-sized Maple. "Let's' try." So all three maples set to work. Soon the South Wind blew by. "Oh, • are you working?" she asked. "Do let me help you!" And quickly she ble* a dozen warm breezes through the bare branches. And the Sunbeams, when they came visiting', cried, "Oh, if you are mak- ing clothes, we want to help!" And they bathed the trees in golden light. Even the raindrops, up on a cloud, saw those busy trees and came tumbl- ing down to help all they 'could, And so, in no time at all, or so it seemed, those maples were dressed in new frocks of green. "Just look!" exclaimed the smallest tree, as she settled her new gown with a dainty rustle. "We made them so quickly, and everyone has been so kind, and---" "That's because' you worked, your- self," whispered the South Wind, 'We all like to help workers." And away she blew to find another busy tree.— Youth's Companion,' Tho Clever Gunner. Comment on the perfect marlcsman. ship now displayed in the navy was made in the form of an anecdote by a sergeant of a United States marine recruiting corps. The captain called up a gunner and pointing out a battleship several miles away, said:. "You see that ship?" "Aye, aye, air," said the gunner. "You see the officer ou deck?" "Aye, aye, sir." "Well, you bit him in the eye with a 18 -inch shell." "Aye aye, sir. Which eye, sir?" Milted tete gunnel•. Whole Wheat and! SEVRES ALSO MOBILIZED, JSe �� 1fMilk—tile two mot perfect Renowned For its Beautiul China, f'; g Now Making Crucibles, foods given to man. Dietetic Long famous for its eoramice, experts may quarrel about Sevres is now performing yeoman everything else, but they are wax -time service. It makes the crucibles, the condensers, the retorts, Why Mr. and Mrs. West Reeoni- *reed on this. The proper and other paraphernalia used in the mend Dodd's Kidney Pills. combination is Shredded distillation of the various powerful Wheat Biscuit with milk acids that are used in making modern high explosives. They Cured Mr. West's Lumbago and —the greatest amount of Before the war, says the Argonaut,' protein (the element that the Central Powers 11ad a corner on Made Mrs, West Feel Like a New this market. Much 'of the pottery Person, They Are Best Tonic, builds muscular tissue) for and glassware used in •laboratories St. James, Man„ May the 28tH (Tonle. L) the least money. Two or and chemical factories came from —„ilial Dodd's Kfduoa Pills aro living three of these Biscuits with Bohemia. As soon as the war began up to their great reputation 1l1 the the Allies had to find ways he supply f West Is twice proved by Mr, and Mrs, milk ,make a nourishing ihlg their rim needs, The French G. West, well known and highly II; government immediately turned to Lire breakfast on which to start a73eated residents of this place, Let Sevres plant. Mrs, West toll the story of what the the day's work and they It was long and slow work for the great Canadian kidney remedy has French ceramic specialists, for they COSI only a few cents. A done for her husband and herself. boon to the housewife be- had never given attention to that blanch of the art Before they found The Highest 1 e s "M' husband suffered from attache cause they are ready -cooked an alloy that would hold the powerful of lumbago,” she states, "and the doe - and ready -to -eat. Delicious needs, they tried innumerable mixtures gf war s• for did Hine no good ENCOURAGE CULTIVATION Campaign by Canadian Pacific Ry. to Meet Food Shortage. In order to encourage the settle- ment and cultivation of vacant lands in the Western Provinces, the Cana- dlan Pecifie Railway Company CHAIN MAIL VEIL. New Device Attached to British Bel', mets to Save the Eyee. More and more the mon in the trenches are coming to resemble their armor -clad forebears. The latest inno- vation is a chain mail veil draped from through its Colonization and Develop- the steel helmets. The invention is 1uen Department, of which Mr. J. S. that of a London eye specialist and it Dennis is the head, rias undertaken has proved its value, The stool veil an active campaign to try and induce hangs from a rod across the helmet absentee owners to cultivate their front and protects the eyes and face, holdings. while not interfering enough with the A.eireular has been issued to some sight to impair the soldier's effici- 8,000 absentee owners, pointing out envy, the profits which can be made by cultivating their lands, and showing how many farmers sold their last HEALTHY CH1 J11u'iijp1 IiRLL 111111111 a .5 1,1,04)101167,,,.0" ,,llim1101 Loss of appetite is a serious vino - ENtom in small children; but be sure it is years' crop for more than the original --loss of appetite, not "piecing" between cost of their farms, It is natural for little ones to be meals, before you send for a doctor, The Company offers the advice and well, and with care every baby can be assistance of its Colonization and kept well. The main thing towards Development Department free of keeping little ones well is to keep their 120r1T-MAKING NEWS AND JOB charge, in supplying reliable informs- little stomach sweet and their bowels P Offiees for sale in good Ontario g ,towns, Tile moat useful and lntorestln$ tion as to how to go about getting regular, Baby's Own Tablets will do of all businesses. I011 lnformuton on this. Thousands of mothers keep the application to Wilson Publishing Com - Tablets in the house, as they find them . piny, 73 Adelaide Street, Toronto, IOEWSPAPERS POS, SALE but I can truth- the land under cultivation and will lou leinds fully say that since using Dodd's Kid- send, on request, the fullest details as to routes of travel, customs regula- tlons, passenger and freight rates and similar data. r•="•'� ,e �'•• r•" In undertaking this eamaign the r s those person. I have -rained 10 lbs, since us- Company is following its usual broad England and to Russia, so that triose ing them and my friends compliment policy of Dominion -wide develo maul, Icountries are no longer forced to ob- tain their supplies by devious means me on how well I look. realizing that every new settler means at extortionate prices from Holland „I have recommended Dodd's Kid- greater pfoduction to meet the food and the Scandinavian countries. with berries or other fruits. Finally they discovered a mixture nay Pills he le entirely free from lum- Made in Canada. that, if not the counterpart of the bagd, I Summer Models Bohemian, is at least as good. Now myself took six boxes of Dodd's : : m a a Kidney Pills and am Just like a new nay Pills to some of my lady friends J The huge condensers used in the dis- who were complaining of not feeling tillation of picric acid were the hard- well and they, like myself, speak high- est for the Sevres savants to produce.,lY of them," They are so large that tiny cracks Dodd's I{idney Pills cure the kid. are likely to form in them while they nays, Cured kidneys make pure blood. are being "roasted" in the huge That is why Dodd's Kidney Pills are t Flowered voile trimmed with plain organdy is a charming combination for a summer frock, especially if made in a manner similar to the accompany- ing illustration. The pleated skirt finished with a frill around the waist, and big, fluffy pockets, is unusual in its style and daintiness. McCall Pat- tern No. 7785, Ladies' Waist, in 6 sizes, 34 to 44 bust; and No, 7795, Ladies' Two -Piece Skirt, in 39 or 37 - inch length, in 6 sizes, 22 to 30 waist. Price, 20 cents each. ® 1fOCALL Bloomer frocks are all the rage for little tots. The cunning model 11- lustrated is invade with dress and bloomers attached, making one gar- ment to handle and to make, but giv- ing the effect of two when the little dress is on. McCall Pattern No. 7788, Child's Bloomer Dress; in 3 sizes, 2 to years. Price,15 cents, G These patterns may be obtained from your local McCall dealer, or from the McCall Co., 70 Bond St,, Toronto, Dept. W. „ Two Swedish pulp mills are now manufacturing industrial alcohol from their waste. UNIVERSITY KINGSTON ONTARIO ARTS MEDICINE EDUCATION APPLIED SCIENCE Mining, EElectrical Engineeringnic5l and HOME STUDY Art. Cowlth one year s sttea dfuce. Degree Y Summer School Navigation School July end Aua,et December to April 15 CEO. Y. CROWN, Registrar • electric furnaces that formerly served for the manufacture of dishes. PERFECT HEALTH DI. E TO THE BLOOD No Girl or Woman Need Be Con- stantly Ailing and Unhappy. Nature intended every girl and every woman to be happy, attractive, active and healthy. Yet too many of them find their lives saddened by suffering— nearly always because their blood is to blame. All those unhappy girls and women with colorless Cheeks, dull skins and sunken, lusterless eyes, are in this condition because they have not enough blood, red blood in their veins to keep them well and in the charm of health. They suffer from depressing 11e best tonic. TOMB OF OUR MOTHER EVE Mohammedans Claim Eve Is Burled Near Yeddah, Port of Mecca. What is probably the most remark- an egg than any hen." able and strangest of all alleged Bible shortage which at present threatens the world, and which Canada, with Dr, Williams' Medicine Co., Brook - its extensive and fertile unplowed areas, can provide, Matter ofJudgment. Two men were boldly discussing the merits of a book, Finally one of them, himself an author, said to the other: "No, John, you can't appreciate it, r You never wrote a book yourself," "No," retorted John, "and I never laid an egg, but I'm a better judge of an efficient guard against illness. Cou- ceiting thein Mrs. Hilaire Desmarais, St. Joseph de Sorel, Que., writes: "I believe Baby's Own Tablets are the best medicine in the world for child- ren. My baby was terribly constipated but the Tablets promptly cured him and now he is a big healthy child." The lata •aro sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Tab ville, Ont. Carpets look much better if beaten on an old bed spring than on a clothes- line, Easy Minard's Liniment to the hoose. tombs is that which marks the sup. posed resting place of Eve, the mother of the human race. It lies about a mile to the north of Jeddah, the port of Mecca. The tradition that Eve was buried here is older than Mohammed, Adam ie belteved'by some to rest at his own peak in Ceylon, but this is debated by Oriental scholars. There had been a difference, so the Mohammedans say, between our first parents, and Eve spent the Last years of her life at Jed- dah, whore ehe was burled, not far from the great temple in Mecca which Moslem tradition ascribes to the hands at Adam himself. A common legend attributes to Eve weariness and periodical headaches. the height of 118 feet, but this does Dark lines form under their eyes, their not correspond with the dimensions of heart palpitates violently after the her tomb, which Is nearly 400 feet slightest exertion, and they are often long ! She must have been of a some - attacked with fainting spells. These what strange shape, as her grave is are only a few of the miseries of blood- only 10 feet or 11 feet wide! In the lessness. Nothing can secure girls and middle of the grave is a small build - women from the inevitable decline lag containing a curious witness to that follows anaemia except a genes. the devotion of the Moslems. On the ous supply of new, rich, red blood, and whitewashed walls of this little temple nothing has -ever proved so successful are hundreds of thousands of pencilled in creating red, good blood as Dr. Wil- names, as far as the hand can reach. Hams Pink Pills for Pale People. Thousands and thousands of girls and Kronen owe their good health and charming complexion to the use of this medicine. Here is one example of its power to cure. Miss Donna Basten, St. Jerome, Que„ says: "For over a year my health was gradually failing, my' blood had seamed almost to have turned to water, my cheeks were pale, my lips bloodless, and the sdtghtest exertion left me breathless. I suffered frequency from severe headaches, my appetite failed, and my friends feared I was going into consumption. I had been doctoring but did not derive any benefit, and finally I had to give up my work and return hone. It was at this stage that a friend brought me a "When Your Eyes Need Care box of Dr, Williams'. Pink Pella and Oeebturinaleyeb0edidne. Noamerttng—Feels urged me to try them. By the time Mae—Acta Qnlekly. Try tit for Red, Weak, the box was used I thought theywere sore Syne end your ated IOyen of Marine it g' Compoended by our Oculists—ttot a 'Barest helping me, and decided to continue. u°diet°°'—but used In anccessful Phystcfama' Practice for many genas. Now dedicated to using the pills, I took a half dozen rho Pahlln and sold by Druggists at We per boxes more, when my strength had Settle• afurino Eye Salvo to Aaeptio Tnbee, e5o and 6 write for Snok of the Ere Ftce. Murine Sys Remedy Company, Ohlongo. Ada Vegetable. gardens under trees will ter than I had been for years. I would,not do well. They shade the plants urge every weak and ailing girl to give and take the moisture from the soil. Dr. Williams' Ptak Pills a fair trial." I These pills are sold by all medicine 'meanies Liniment Ltamberman's Friend. cents a box pr six boxes for $2,50 from i To invigorate yourself when bath - dealers or may be had by mail at 60— The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- ing, put some coarse salt ina jar and ville, Ont. Miaard'u Liniment need by Physicians, An Englishman has invented a vest with lapels which can be turned up and used as throat and chest protec- tors in inclement weather. - MONEY ORDERS Send a Dominion Express Money Order. They are payable everywhere. Don't throw away burnt milk; pour it into a clean jug and stand in cold water. By the time the milk is quite cold the scorched taste will have dis- appeared, completely returned, my appetite was restored, my color returned, headaches had disappeared and I was feeling bet. I A STATE'S BUTCHER SHOPS. New Zealand Opens Two in Auckland As An Experiment. The New Zealand government has recently opened two butcher shops in Auckland in order to keep the re- tail price of meat down to the lowest possible minimum, and also to make the experiment as to whether under a stricter system of management the increases in the price of meat an- nounced by the butchers are justified. The butchers are given the option of drawing on the Imperial Govern- ment's supplies. The two freezing companies in the Auckland district will supply meat to them during al- ternate months at bare cost price, without trying to make any profit on the transaction, The Government re- tail shops are already transacting a very large business, and the public are able to purchase neat at sub- stantially reduced prices, The Isle of Man is under British sovereignity, but has its own constitu- tion and government, and is exempt from laws made by the British Parlia- ment unless specifically named. The chief executive officer, the Lieutenant Governor, is appointed by the British Crown. pour on just enough water to make a slush --not enough to dissolve the salt. Take it up by handfuls and rub yourself with it, then rinse off with clear water and rub well. —o—o 0 0 0-0 0 0— YES I LIFT A CORN OFF WITHOUT PAIN t° Cincinnati man tells how to dry up a corn or callus so It lifts off with fingers. 0 0 —o—o—o--o—o—o—o--o—o--o—o—o— Yon corn -pestered men and women Hood suffer no longer. Wear the shoes Mat nearly killed you before, says this Cincinnati authority, because a few drops of freozone applied directly on a Minerd's Liniment Co., Ltd. Gents,—I Have used your Minard's Liniment in my family and also in my stables for years and consider it the best medicine obtainable. Yours truly, ALFRED ROCHAV, Proprietor Roston Pond Hotel and Livery Stables. If the baby is lonesome or fussy, tie a mirror where she can see herself, and she will be interested in seeing her companion. Fasten her toys to her carriage or crib with a long string. If they fall, or if she throws them away, they can't go far and she will soon be playing with them again. Ask for Minard'e and take no other, When buying your Piano insist on having an "1OTTiO H GEL". PIANO ACTION Am rica's Plonaer H. CLAY GLOVER CO.; Inc. Dog Remedies 118 Fest 31st Street, New York BOOK ON DOG DISEASES And How to Feed Tfalled free to any address by the Author MISOBLLANEOUS 1)ICY'CLES, NEW AND S1;0OND Iie.nd. 512,00 up. Send for spge1a1 price ilst varsity Cyo1° works, 413 Spadini Ave.. Toronto, ('1ANCER, TUMORS, LUMPS, Era, NJ Internal and external, cured nith- nut pain by our home treatment write ne before too late. Ur. Mailman :12edlce.l Co., Limited, Collingwood, Ont. AUTOMOBILES Fob SALE. 1910 CADILLAC do , 0Fl s spare tire, Price 0250. T_lf UDSON, 1616 MODEL,6 CYLIN- .171. der, 7 Passenger Touring Car. Elec- trio rights and starter Recently over- hauled and newly painted. Tires in good shape. Price 01,300. UDSON, 1015 MODEL, 0 CYLIN- .a der, 7 Passenger Touring Cat•, with electric lights and starter, Thoroughly overhauled In our shop and newly paint-. ed. Seat covers on all seats and doors. Oversize tires, Price 01,200,_ •6'•6 CDSON, MODEL 37, 5 PASSENGER, JJJ.. 4 cylinder Touring Gar, El°etrto Ilghts and star ter,in goad running order and newly painted. Looks like a new car. Price 0660. PhrGE SEDAN, 'VERY FINE A looking closed car seating tiv0. Lie,tric lights and starter, also Inside dome Light. Nearly all the windows opensumm, werhichdrlving•ives amplece0700, ventilation for pars? 11..,TUDSON, MODEL 93. 6 PASSEN- J1.5. ger, 4 eylinder Tg running order, ata specialouring price,Car, 5360.in ood $$UN MODE"t" A HIGH 5.0 poweredDSO,1013 six cylindL er,56 passenger l'rookssarinligke Car,new. to Pgoodrice running0750. order and "9 TUDEBACKER, SEVEN PASSEN- 1' 7 er 4 cylinder Touring Cnr, to good ;e§,E ���� Wig. runningger, order, Tires In good shape. ] This car was painted this year and looks from a Bone Spavin, Ring Bone, very nice. Price 0360. Splint, Curb, Side Bone, or similar g AA SON, 5 PASSENGER, 4 CYLIN- trouble and gets horse going sound. ee der Touring Car. Has electric lights It acts mildly but quickly and good re- and sturter, good tires, and is a bargain suite are lasting. Does not blister 'rt the price, 5300, or remove the hair and horse can p',@�'g�,� 1r slsLL, s PASSENGER CA13RI0- be worked. Page 17 in pamphlet with suit let. for a doctoni landeoee closed loe oar, each bottle tells how, 52.00 a bottle delivered. Horse Book 9 M free. R 8 only sell used cars atter the pur- chaser bas had a denhonstratton and ABSORBINE, JR., the antiseptic liniment satisfied himself of the running auait- for mankind, reduces Painful Swellings, En- ties of the ear he is buying. Cali at our larged Glands, Wens, Bruisea,VaricoseVeins; ebowroom next time you are in Tarontq heals Sores. Allays Pain. Will tellyou and let our salesmen show you or y our used cars and give you a demo nstra any o more if you write, 51 and $2 a bottle at tion. - dn100 or dehv.ted, Llbenl 14al bowie far 100 800epv, THE Dontr(171ON AUTOMOBXL£ OO, The diamond is the hardest known W. F. 00588, F, 0. F., 511 tymans Bldg., Montreal, Caa Limited I 146-150 Bay Street. Toronto. Ont. ObsorDlor sad Abaorblar, Jr., are made 1¢ Banda' substance—to get. Dr. Beck, The Well Knowe Eye Speclahst and Doctor Adkins, s, TThe Medical Author, Publish Astonishing Report on oder ! Remedy To Strengthen Eyesight Say it Strengthens Eyesight 50% in One Week's Time in Many Instances A DR. 1313011: Free Prost -Arden You Can 27ave Filled and 'Use at Home. New York.—Dr, Beck, a New Toth state ere specialist, and Pr.:ludktns, a Massa- chusetts physician, were naked 14 make a thnrneg0 Lest of the popular eye remedy, Bon Opto, Ther reports wer0 most luter- esting. Here they are: Dr, Beck reports, "When my attentien was first called to the wonderful eye rem- edy, Bon OptoI was inclined to be skepti- 0e1. I makeit a rule to Lest every um treatment which is brought to my attention. ilavhtg spedallsed in eye work for the ppeat twenty years, I believe I am qualified to express an intelligent opining ou remedies Applicable to the eyes. since Bon Opto has created retell a seesntlon throughout the Pulled States nud Canada I welcomed the opportunity to test it. I Megan to use it in my frnetice it little ever a year ego and I am frank to say that tete results Obtained ere such that I hesitate to tell of my ex- perlonce for fear it will sound incredible, Some of the results S have aeodmplished tender, achingcorn or callus stops n•ith Yvon Opto not may io'tonished myself p but also other physicians with 'Whew I have SOrOaeed at once find soon the corn or talked about 1t. '3 have hail many individ- uals who had w0011 516813111 foe years for fur.sightedness, 6lesr-sightedness, astigma- tism and other two wenitnesees, tell me they have dispenned with them through the adop- tion of the Don Opto principal. Tieny eye teroonutrbhle°stioDtao n abnod traaexd adtiltoctly to musoulnr 0"to method toie bolo toonOxlOmrdcisseln0nedBoen• velop the eye muscles, 11 reaches conditlmle shut possible through oilier Menne, I advlso every thoughtful ph/skean to study Bnu Oslo principal, give it the Mane earefnl trim I Neve 11114 there 10 110 dotibt 111 tu0 ntlnd they will come' to the eonriuslon I have, namely, that the Bon Opto method "Pena the door for the cure of many eye troubles which lam heretofore been .tntpos- slble to rape wall. The treatment is NO simple in its application Ntnt. it atm ho need Lame by 111111011e of average leteiltgen05, 151=7 01111 practice I have seen 1t strengthea the eyesight more than 50 per cent in one week's time. I bare also used it with sur- prising effect in cases of work strained eyes, inn]: eye, initammetl lids, catarrhal con- unctivltes, smarting, painful, aching,. acti- ng eyes, eyes weakened from colds, smoke sun, dust and wind, watery eyes, blurred vision, and in fact many other conditions too numerous to describe in this report. A new and startling case had just come under my observation, which yielded to Bon 0p t0, is that of a young girl, 1.2 years old, Tn'o prominent eye s eciallste, after a thorough examination of the young girl, decided Su Order to save the sight of her right eye, the lett ole must be removed.efore permit - tins her to he Operated on, the young gir s father decided to use •I3on Onto. In less than three days a marked improvement was noticed. At the end of a week the Milani - Madan had almost disappeared, and at the end of six weeks the eye was Saved. ,Just think what the sawing of that. eye means tg this little girl, .pother ease is that of 4, lady ninety-three years old, Sheame to me with dull vision and extreme inlamme- tion 00 the lids and the conjunctiva was 41. most raw. After tido 0'v09lpbo9' use of Bee Opto the Lids were absolutely normal and her eyed are as bright de many a girl 05 sixteen." Dr. Judkins, Maesaehnsetts phyelciau, formerly Chief of apneas in the Dillon Gen- oral riosplti1, Roston Mess„ end formerly Holm Surgeon at the Flew England Bye and Ear In°r,nery of Portland, Maine, and medical author for taaey years, reports: "I have found' oculists too prone to aper. ale and optbeian5 too w]llipg to proscribe glasses while netleoting the simple formu- las widen fora! the bane of tint wonderful home ,treatment foCr eye troubles Bon Opto, This in my 0910101, is n remarkablersm• edy for the euro an4t proven on of many eye disorders. Its 554c055,in developing and strongtbeutng the eyesight tv1A s000 make eye glasses old fashioned and the fort& of eye baths wblOh the Bon Oplo method p76-. vitlee, w111 make its Ilse as common as tint of the tooth brooch, I nm thoroughly con- vinced from my experience with Bon 01010 that it will strengthen Ole eyesight at least 50 per tout in one tvaei; s dine in many in- stances. Pr, \\r H. Devine, dire,•tor Of medical htspcettnn in the Boston !Remota in his report pul,llehed Februnry 10, 1{117, states that only 14,01d olit Of 05,108 e-2- amined, need to wear gleesee now, n marked deerense, over the previous report. Boo Opto is is tenhig the eyoglessliess age iu bespectacled Boston. Victims of eye strsin Mid outer 010 weelc- neeses and those who weer Onuses will he glad to know that according to lir. Beek - and Dr. Jndkted, there is real ]tope and ]laIp for them. Many whose eyes were frill- ing sny they have lied their ryes reeterod by this remarkable proserlptlon and many who 0ne0 wore glasses say. they have Ihrewn them away: One men says. after tiling It: "I was nlumet blind. Could not two to mad at nil. Now I enn read every thin without my glasses and my eyes do not thing any more. At night they would linin dreadittll3•. Now they feel fine all the time. It MS like n ntirnele to Me:" A Indy who used it says: "The 00unt; phare }wetted hazy with or without clown but otter ming tads prescription for 15 dsys ,t fctl.t+.g lifted oft, root and all, without pain, A small bottle of free2cne Costs very little at any drug store, but will post• tively take off every hard or cert corn or calbus. This should be tried, as it is inexpensive and Is eyed not to irri. tate the surrounding skirl, If your druggist hasn't any freoccne tell him to get a, small bottle for you from his wholesale drug house. It is fine stuff and acts like a charm every .tlms. ISSUE, No. 22—'17. DR, 31:DI5IN8 canned by overworked, tired eyes which In- duced °erre headaches, I have worn glasses for several Fence, hot11 for dtst.iuee nud close work and without them I could not reap my otvn name on an envelope or the typewriting on the mnohlue before me. I mu do both now end have tlisearde0 my long distaueo glasses altogether. I can count the g ant el • a leaves on the trees fluttering actress the street 1which for several years have looked 1110 n dim green blur t0 me, I cannot express my joy at what 11 has done for rhe.' It is believed that thousands who wenn glasses can now discard theta -in a reason- able time nod multitudes more will be able tq strengthen their eyes so ns to be spattedthe troulge and expense of ever getting glasses. Pre troubles of many d,seriptlous may be wonderfully beuetited by the use of this presdri ltiou at home. dere is the pre - attention 1 (to to any active drug store nue hes a bottle of Bon Opto tablets Drop one lion opt. tablet In a fourth of a -glass of water and let 1t dissolve.. with this liquid bathe l oUlthe mittentwo eves four rdup perceptibly right from the start and innammntlou and redness will quickly disappear. If your eyes bother you even a tittle, itis your' duty to tape steps to 0,100 them now before, it• Is too 1at.o. Tinny hopelessly bliud might have saved their sight if they had cared for their Dyes 111 11me. 04OL! above art el er wee ouluent ph stelae to tri0m the 50015 oracle was enhmttt,d, enld: 'yes, Ina Bon Opto prescription to ttegr a wmtdam 035 tefa0u7, Ile amtsttntoat 1t 00dlaute am l well heave to emmont 090 epeolnifets and widely pre. 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