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The Farmers' S
109 GEORGE ST. TORONTO
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BY: DR. J. J. MIDDLETON
Provincial Board of Health, :Ontario
swe questions on Public Health mat:.
Dr. Middleton will tie riled to anewer n
tere through this column •. Address him.at Spadina House, Spading
• Crescent. Toronto.
What Is taught in Public Health th
Education - is ' important, Too often
there is a tendency to' emphasize the
value of physical fitness, and neglect
the equally important question "df'
mental and social fitness. Health' le
not along a, question of physical fitness
by any means. Our mental attitude
our viewpoint towards our fellows and
towards life in general, have, much to
do' With our' condition of health. Ath-
letes models of.physical perfection do
not sive any 'longer, 'as a rule, thaw
ordinary individuals. Why? Because
they give attention to their, physicals
fitness and often neglect the mental'
and social conditions that -contribute
their -share to long life, healthand
happiness. - '
I: well rernember , an' instance of a
dung man calling to see me. Isis
;4rrOQ' Br
PALE FACES AID
WORN OUT VE
r -- Due Solely to Wee , Water
The quest, of convenient excuses wi Blood -_A Toivia is Iieede d.
go on when every other search in tl
world --even the . bunt for trold--rise Anaemia, - )Ile,^x111, inlpoa,'ol'lslied
lost its lure One of the readiest and 1)1ooda-comes on so Waal -illy that, it
easiest n'llet,2ticns, as the cause of a Is often well adyaiieed•bofore its pre -
refusal, is the laconic phrase, “TOCP80E00 to recognized , Feelings ;ot ,
busy." It deserves by this time to be- fit uo an11 discanitolt aro the earliest
long ansid. the • depleeiated currency. mantfestatlona ,of the . trouble and
of speeehy and still it "images to pass these axe elclom taken ,.seriously.
'for its face- valve, even among the Gralluatly, s1nan: ,tasks benome an : of.
eophi •treated. These who use it least fw t a1)cl 'exer'tloih causes, tris aroart to
are the busiest{ those who resort to' palpitate violently. Tl10 complexion
it oftenest are, likely to be dilettanti becomes sallow or pale and there is
y
nor poor managers of their ,time. So' loos of weight, The nerves grow weak
that it" is a, very.:common saying that' and the victim' dirplays'jrrltabillty ua-
if vro want to.get-something.done ,we, der slight provochtie t -Intl i5 extreme -
must go to. the. :busy people,. • .They. ly saasniee, to noise. The appetite is
have ,been- obliged to- form 4a habit of "fickle and indigestion often follows.
getting-tlTings out of the way, of put- A eoirditlon of anaemia :calla for a•
ting their hours behind theni one bye tonic,; one. that Will, enrich the blood
one and pressing.; forward, without the and strengthen the.'nerves, and for
retiospect of a Lot or an Orpheus thatthispurpose tbore is nothing Ban.canal
would spoil everything. Dr; Williams5' Pink.Pills, These pills
"Too biiay:' Triose two words have give the blood ail those' nifasing ole
bean the little stiletto assassins of merits neoessary.'to •give strength to
high resolve and empriees. A beautl- the, nervos,, colorto :tthe cheeks, and
ful plan has"loaped in with a light` nonriehnient to starved organs and
heeled 'agility at some open window of tissues, MISS Margalet:J Fraser, R.R.
the mind:. 'Our stern resistance has 2, Thessalon, Ont., lues proved the
s e f''tliis treatment. She saysa ",L
met. it at the very sill, and it ha 'value p ,
perished .before \it hashed time to 'cry was wiry Palo and Weak,- My blood
out' or defend:' "Too busy":can knee k wee poor • and I• was;very nervous.,' I
in the head' all; the plans that "too lost myeitppetite my' feet and ankles
poor" leaves'alive and moving. It is were swollen and I was ina very inia,
supposed to'be the final and crushing erabie condition. A friend advised: me
lPPa•etol=$ to -any one .who asks" us' to"
do to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills• and I
anything, . got two boxes, and found before they
•
at to be healthy our minds must be
serene,: our viewpoint cheerful and ou'
bodies fit. .One without the other w' 1
not bring a state of health that cou d
lie regarded as ideal.
'Carrwe-convince the average man
or yveitian-particularly the man hold -
nig • public _office, that public health -
activity is an asset rather than an
expenditure? If we can do that, we
have made tremendous progress, for
iii., my experience and that of many
others,the,average man regards ppppb-
lic health : expenditure as something
that could' easily be postponed till next
year or the year after. Mind you,
all these people who throw cold water
onthe immediate inauguration of
health reforms—such for instance as
the appointment of a Public HealthNurse, readily admit that the propo-
health was broken, he could not sleep.
and he suffered from indigestion. I
Inquired about his condition and espe-
cially about the cause of his worried,
unhappy viewpoint, It was this. ' He
had been for a couple of years, secre-
tary of'a church clubinwhich.lie was
keenly' interested. His work as secre-
tary was not paid for, but he did not
want any pay. However, the mem-
bers ',of
embers;of his club felt that it: was too
much of ` an imposition to ask this
young man, to carryon his duties for
R third year without relief, so think -
in 'it would be regarded in the right
sport, they „appointed a new:inan,•to
Fill -his place as secretary. This was
the: cause: of Ilia collapse; I' reasoned
with himand told him. his viewpoint
was -wrong, that he had been deceived
as "to the motive for replacing him,
and that the club's action was in no
way a slight, but rather an apprecia-
tion of what he had alreadydone. for
them. At last he agreedathat,he might
have taken the wrong viewpoint -and
promised. to act accordingly. 'Ile did
89 and completely recovered.his health
and appetite The following- year he
was reappointed to.the-position that
he had regretted -losing.
This .is just an example, but it is
one from `real ,life. There are 1niany
such, and they prove .beyond 'a doubt.
sition is; a praiseworthy one and just
as fiecessary as sidewalks or sewers.
But they persist in regarding every-
thing expended as an outlay from
which• there can be' no expectation of
direct money returngs. ' '
To correct' that impression is most
important. But how can it be done.
I have : tried it by pointing out the
enormous- sums we spend.. annually for
upkeep of asylums, hospitals and In-
stitutions of various ''kinds, when a
comparatively small amount spent on
preventive work would half empty
these institutions. We could further
emphasize this^ by pointing out the
cost of the maintenance of law and'
order, on, account of the mentally un-
balanced and . criminally disposed
members' of society whose upbringing
has often been neglected and .unsuper-
vised 'and who as ajresults drift into
degeneracy. '
. Bishop D
cane's Tribute to
His'•lltig•
I am quite sure lie thinks I am God,
Since he is God on whom each one de
pends Fax fife and all things that his
bounty sends.
The value of a human life to a hu- were flnisted that they, wore helping
man world is, determined by the busi-
ness it.'Chooses... Searle people are so
tokena hall dozen boxes, with these -
much occupied in a'restless migration
from. place ,to place'that they never
halt anywhere long enough to acquire
any solid inferl'natien; th ferrfi a deep
and lasting friendship, to put down
either a stepping -stone to a Solid; as-
eur'ed success of anti land, Or tlie.b'or-
nerstone -in the foundation of a char-
acter. What they' call"business' is
to keep themeelves thrillingly amused.
It Is easy to become so' fettered and
hampered by the trivial things=many
minute° threads' combining to tie., us
down as certainly a0 one or two strong
cables -that we , cannot break away
from them to the real values, that for
the soul's own good wo need. Getting
•and spending we ;lay waste our pow
ere." We'have.and we have not. We
have garnered, and the profit has been
slender. :The body was fed, but, we
etarved the spirit, The, mess of pot -
o
mo. I continued the' piils�, until 'I had
su`
lt that I am now enjoying. the Best
of health, all symptoms having disap-
peared.` I feti confident thatw1lat?t Dr,
Williams' Pink Pale did for me they
will do' for others, if given a fair trial."
you can get these pills from any
medicine dealer or hymaii at 50'bents
a.box'dram_The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Broekville,.Oat;
My ddear. old dog, most constant of
EtTkestslhakis1
115 whole body is ,re -
A laxed, .the ironing is
done far more quickly, and
the end of your irouln'gfinds
you withunfired arms and
wrists, -if you iron the
way, The thumb.. rest, an
exclusive Hotpoint feature,
relieves all straits from the
wrist, and makes ironing an
agreeable duty rather than
a,weary task, -
I r sale by dealers every-
where, . •
"Maio In Canada" by
Canadian General Electric Co„
Liu rico
)road Office, - Toronto
tage would not satisfy the innerlif ,
which cannot . live' by bread alone
What of the music that we might have
heard, the twilight or the sundown
or the picture or the poem or the book
we might have assimilated? ' When
we had all the material. facilities' and
the mechanical advantages about us,
there were essential, mystic, unac-
countable phenomena beyond this real-
ism, still to be enjoyed if we were. not
"too busy."
Duty comes first. But there is a
duty to oneself, andpart of it is to see
and know the ;loveliness put into the
world by Him who made itt and, if we
think we, see and hear anypart of that
beauty,. then to share it.,with our:
friends.
Not quick to mind, but quicker- far
than I, .
To Him whom God I know and own,
. lids eye
Deep brown and liquid watches for
.my nod;.
He Is more patient underneath the rod
Than I, when God His wise correc-
tions send.
Ho looks deep,love at me, deep as
Wolds e'er' spoke,
And from me crumb or sup' will take;
But he doth thank' with' his most
vocal tail.
Eattwrurttttn lviaswers
iIt<c'1 cut with rozoxtililfo
Iseextems.
lt,Smarh NiowerwiliTteep
your in Wla. nriend teat
Thoroughey td/able, a6.sok/aey
grrartsm'eer/, ,A$ your �hsard•
ware ebealers.
JAMES : i'AAwr PLANT
a10CKV1LLE 05(10.. _ ..
And' when, some . metalling `'noise
• wakes all'bit fear,
Ile 1s content and quiet 1f I am near,
Secure that my protection will pro-
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
IN THE HOME
ALWAYS.
Once amother has used Baby's Oi9i1
'Tablets for her little ones she always
keeps a supply on hand,for the filet
trial convinces her there is nothing to
equal them hi' keeping children well,
The Tablets are a mild but thorough
laxative which regulate the bowels and
sweeten the stomach, thus, driving out
constipation and indigestion, colds and
simple fevers and making teething
easier. Concerning thein, Mrs, Satuste
Pelletier, SL Dumas, Qua, writes:—
"I have used Baby's Own Tablets.' for
the past ten years end am never ,with-
out them in the house, They have al-
ways given the greatest satisfaction
and I can gladly recommend them to
all mothers of little ones," The "Tab -
leas are sold by medicine dealers, or
direct by mail -at 25 cents a box 'Plaine
The Dr. 'Williams' Medicine Co„ Brock-
ville, Ont,
So -faithful, mindful, th•ankfiti; trust-
ful he
1'elis ]rte what I' unto my God should
be,
}
'A Prayer.
. We give here - a pant of the prayer•
written by tbat. fine soul, Walter Heus-
['i A friend, sends it to us
edo heard it read at a morning :ser-
vice in a hotel:
"Enlarge within tis the sense of fel-
lowslllp with all the living things, our
little, brothers, to whom thou least
given' this 'earth as their home 111 corn.
mon with us: : We remember with
shame that in the past we have exer-
cised the Uiglldominion of mall With
ruthless eraelty, so that the voice of
the , Earth, which should have gone lip
to Thee in song,' has been a groan of
travail May .we,realize that they live,.
not for us alexia, but for 'theinselves
and for Thee, wed that they Jaye tale
sweetness of life even as we, and serve
Thee 1n their place ,better than we in:
ours."
1► -
Seeking the nitlht.
A parish' 1leffa'610 was being begutt-
fled With 0 stabled -glass window. The
old sexton was watching tho work, The
rector, ; seeing him theta Intent, re-
niar100111
"Wo11;r,Tolin, and what, Is your opin-
ion of the window?"
"Wool," WOW the reply, "'1n me
opeenion they i efeht, llae been content
WI' the glass as Gad made it,"
EASY TRICK'S
Turn Over
No. i2
wine—"Didn't I sea you ,with a
strange womanto-day?"
Hubby—"Youicertainly did not She
was very simple and demure."
The problem 10 to place a half
dollar on the back of your left hand
and, without touching: it, make it
turn 'a- flip flop or somersault and
land about where it started, 4Jug
glor or one having talent for that
kind of entertainment,,may do this
in the obvious way—but not w
out considerable practice. Hero is
0 more amusing way.
Slap the left' wrist, a few Inches
above -the coin, vigorously with the
right hand. The coin will obliging-
ly execute the necessary flip flop,
With a little 'praetice the coin may
;m
beade to turn so series of flip flops,. ,
going, into the air every time you
slap your wrist. stiffly
Always '.sold the left arm s y
and tlap vigorously with the right.
A. gentle pat will do no good.
(Clip this out and: paste 11,• with
others of the',aeries, in a scrap-
aook,
Raisin :Day in Fresno.
A''`_gigautic parade eight miles long
Inaugurated;the4lfteenth annual. Raisin
Day Celebration at Fresno, April 26•
Nearly every,' community, civic and
y
militaroiganizatfon.In the raisin filar
tract was represented in the parade.
The unusual -floats cost .over $10,000,
Many:handsome trophies were for the
best floats 'and marabdng delegations,'.
One division, of this. monstrous par-
ade was the 1923 raisin "`From
the Garden of Eden 'to the Garden of
the Sun." It WHO said that not even
the great parades of the New Orleans
Mardi Grass of the Pasadena Tourna-
ment of Roses, eurpased the grandeur
of Raieln Day pageantry.
The pageant parade in the morning,
was only the beginning of a'big ,day.
In ,the afternoon the annual . Raisin
Day automobile race thrilled the
crowds et 'Fresno speedway. Thos an-
nual speedway classic -brings to Fres-
no the world's most' famous racing
drivers, Approximately$20,000 was
given in prizes. '
LOST lXOPE, SAYS
MRS. WATERMAN
Declares Tttrilac Restored Her
Filly When Almost a Ner•
vous Wreck -- Gains
14 Pounds.
"Ttlnhie aeetored my 'health so 0001
pletrly tin ee years ago that I haven't
had to take a' single dose of medicine
since,' says:Mrs,-Cora Waterman; 145
Monroe St,,'Peronte, Ont.
"I delft believe there. waste a worse
case: than mine 1n Ontario, Fax about.
three years ,2'' was practically a ner•
voila and physical wreck, 1 could eat
acareoly a thing, sleep was almost lin-
possible;
mpossible, and rheumatism in my hands,
wrists and earns almost drove me,dle"•
tr'aoted• 1 spent every cent f could
hy my hande`on dor medicine) and had.
about lost hope of ever being Well
aK
gain.
"But Tanlac ended my suiY,, g
erin and
saved me a great many dollars, .2 re-
gained Fourteen pounds., too, Welt I
still retain, and I feel :as strong and
healthy now as when a school gbrl, I
have been praitsing Tanlac three years
now, and want' to send out this mea -
sage to help' others,"
Tanlac is s -old by all good druggists.
Oyer 85 million bottle's sold.
Canada's Fur _Pri duction.
Thevalue of , fun production In the
past year shows a substantial increase
over that of the previous one, though
a decline from the banner year of
1919-20• The total value of, the pelts
of fur -bearing animals taken in Cana-
da last season' was $16,458,621,; an in-
crease over the previous` season of 26,-
307,027, or 62 per cent. The number
of pelts of alt kinds taken was 4,321-
830;, an Increase of 47 per cont: over
1920-21. These figures comprise the
pelts of animals taken by trappers and
those of ranch -bred animlaa,
.Leading Canada was the Province of
Ontario with a value of $4,949,787, fol-
lowed by Quebec with,a value' of $3,-
326,626. Following 1norder came
Manitoba' with $1,679,646, Saskatche-
wan, $1.673,679;
askatchewan,,$1.673,679; British Columbia, $1,-
660,807; Alberta, $1,968,533; North.Niootume INsecYlclDEs "eortape"
west Territories, $905,242; Prince Ed- Nlcotmlao Plant Pule
GREENHOUSES, :'BRAhMPTON
PUlverizo Ground.
Two rots of. Melva that revolve in
opposite directietls ,feature a anofe •
driven. machine "being tested i]i Porto
Mico for pulverizing lith ground for
sugar cane planting 00 41'depth of
twenty inches.
Mlnard's Liniment for Gams anti Warn.
Drop Too Much,
"What weather! The -thermometer
acts like it's drunk," ,
"Yes; often takes a drop too much,"
lit
tate
Classified Ativertiernehtti
0naxs.
1 A'l'A1,00
or 11LOIrigsalON.iL�.
amateur tteur i lays+ fakptelleri, Monoldg
radian Jokes 1Roeitatton Mekf-17
o9da, etc, tcgorald Pubt111 ;1ng (Q1
y t,
tar, ta,voyey Street, Neer or
At.Ee01HN WANTED,
a
Slowest Crop.
'Hothe
Tho'slowest-crop in the -world
giant bamhoo of India, It' blossoms
pnlywhen it reaches Ito thirtleth year,
and then dies, In the meantime .it
'bears an enormous quantity of`,aeod,.
which is gathered and used as grain
by the natives. •
MONEY ORDERS.
A Dominins, Express Money Order
for five dollars costs three cents.
:.Bre ele manufacturing was started
y
in France, in 1868. •
MInard'e Liniment used by Physicians.
•
Obtvnalober ouitislhlne evetty'adbiem Ira-
nian queliaty, jamb as the anis outshines
the iimi)gthbsot efiectrlle lighft Cth i15cter
heats- evea'y either seat of eusoses.
Victory,-
We
ictory,
We learned to love the common good,
To live serene, strive upwards,
In high communion with dream -voices,
Yet ware we self -restrained •
And reverent of law.
Wide -tame wo Seamed,
Sines self-respect As better
Than the far repute
0; undiscerning and 'mieludging men.
Otir, higbel• Self had conquered self;
We loved, were loved,
And life was victory: •
—Albert Durrant Watson.
Mlnard'i Liniment for Coughs A Colds
Optimism parts : the clouds and seats
out the tangles; and costs nothing.
Home Carden Collection
,
11011 Pound Corn, 1, 10 Donn Pena.: half pound Wax
Beans and 10 assorted packages Vegetable =socia,
postpaid for $1,00.
Theo,; r it leafed stoops, Write for rhle collection
and our attraatlro. calendars tc•dny .
C. E. BISHOP & SON
eoodemen •
Bel lovill c. • - - ' Onti':
Sphagn-pm Moss
.
Wo .Otter ea, 0008010 Trade
Two thousand hales high-grade 5pitagnlrtn Moss (to
original 15 -Ib. ::.bales) at 11,80, Dor halo.
We also carry largo 015111,.' of
Unique Band Saw.
There is in use an ingenious sort of
band saw for coarse work, such as
felling trees lend, sawing stove wood.
The saw, Instead of being a continuous
ribbon like blade, 1s made up of Unica
dike triose :of the driving chain of a
bicycle: On their outer side they hath
teeth of extremely hard tithe', The
endless ',chain 18supported' on four ball
bearing sprocket wheels mounted
a 11011. metal frame, A five :horse•
power,benzino"nlotor•drives it.
M'lnard'a'-Llnlment for sale evoryvhero
Grass.
8o the days pass,
So greens the grass;
Until at last
Sono fruit is cast.
But fruit that fades
Into the earth,
By, a new birth
Gives greener blades.°
That is mu• round
Tlorning end even
laved/1g to ground,
Piercing to heaven,
lelmond X. Kapp,
ward Island, $448,786; Yukon Terri-
tory; .$203,402; Neva .Scotia, :$188,587;' DALE ESTATL, Ltda
and New Brunswick':2162,421.
According to value. the principal
pelts in the year under review were
muskrat, which' accolnitod for a total
value -of $4,687,818; beaver, $4,288,679';.
"fink, $1,639,785; marten, $1,212,603;
silver `fox, $732,674;' white fox, $700;-
124; neo fox, $472,847; fisher, $424,-
063; otter, $372,694; and skunlc,;$311,_
040. Muskrat pelts in the season in
creased, by over one million In number
and by over two million dollars In.
value, Beaver pelts -increased from
164,666, valued at $2,686,472, to 231,-
648, worth $4,253,879,-
'The:avorogo prices, paid 015a. pelts in
the season 1921.22 were greater than,
'those which prevailed: in the previous;
season but leas than. in Use' season.
19,19120. For instance, the average.
price received for muskrat was $1:88
as. against $1.24; foie beaver, $9:07 as
compared with $6.40; mink, $9.00
against $8.23; -marten, $20.61 against
$22,87; silver fox, -$147.36 against.
2181.99; white fox, $38.26 ...against
$34.62; rod fox, 212,46 against $1161;
flsirsr, $74:66 against $58.86; anal
skunk, $2.34 against $1,78,
Noble Consistency,
Father—"I hear, my boy, that' you
have lately, told your mother several
falsehoods, . This grieves me to the
heart. Always tell the truth, ,no mat;
ter' What suffortng It may bring upon
yell. Will you promise me not -to tell
1lutrnths again?"
Boy (promptly)—"Yes, father,"
rather "Very w.pll, Now go ald.
see who is at the door, Tf it's the tax
collector say I'm not at home•"
•
OLDS
In head Throat or Chest
yield quickly to the infiu-
Mice of Tttiilard's.
rite OId Reliable Remedy
11 n, e:tt"
educes swelling of
bruises and strains
It may be'a sprained WT,LBt or
elbow—a bruised muscle•—a
strained tendon—"
You cannot foresee it. 13ut
'you ic:an keep Sloan's always
handy to relieve the pain.
Sloan's brings immediate
comfort. It: breasts up the
congested and inflamed conk
clition and restores normal'
circulation, ; Esc Sloan's to
guard from pain as.you would
an antiseptic to prevent In-
fection, yotardruggisthas it.
marl,. 00t cram art
SlPJag l+A9
e t ii en>tnitills P alai
sr rhnnPiiatisnt beulsas,b rri ntsISdnt: o1J'1
It
p�p� r Nlglrt anti M4 rnte0 e
eel"
®�� + Hoea C1+gni dealt
Eyes.. If they. Tire,
Burn
Fop Jetta ' Itch, Smart et
rot if gore; Irrlfated, In-
IOU YGIfamedorGranulated,
useMurineoften. Soothes,Re iestia. Safefor
Infante) Adult At all Druggitite• Writci
for Frc a EYa Book.'ansa lira Read b Cw, Melo
idsUf NO/
THE, "BRANTOOR DI' COSTS LES3
TO RUN
Cenarete for an farm bulldtnn need le pro-
vided economically with the Brantford farm,_
mode] mixer. 55114 for band or Dowor on
elide gr„trechr. Ree your own onaine or
our Typa '9C" lteroeene Engine. We oleo,.
.Mild larger mixers for big..:
ger lobe: 'Write for booklet.
UOOLD, SHAPLEY&,.
810110 00.. Llmlted,. ,
200 Welllnaton. St. •
Brantford, Opt.,.
East or West
Eddy's Best
MATCHES
Insist on having
EDDY'S 1
ATaSSfEN ,4,04'0 Ad0rd'rs; 510W tNvrtNTI.,,
by (1,001tpr body 4Pnonij to every betcowU
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A strained muscle, a
sprung tendon, a jolt
or a knock demands immediate
attention. A few hours' delay will
result in a long lameness—perhaps
in the loss of the horse. Kendall's
Spavin Treatment has saved more
horseflesh than all the other known
remedies. Tinder the name of
Kendall's Spavin Cure, it is the
forty -year-old standby of horsemen,
farmers and veterinarians.
Geta bottle of Kendall's today.
Ask,: too, for the Free Bookor
write for tt to
DR. R. J. KENDALL COMPANY,
ENOSBURG FALLS Vt., U.S.A.
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HELP
TO
OTHER WOMEN
Grateful for Health Restored
by. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
Toronto, Ont.—" I took Lydia A
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ter
backache andfor weak and dreary feel-
ings caused by my condition; Sometimes
I felt so bad that I couldn't do my house-
work. My'neighbor told me of your
medicine and T read about itinthe 'Tot
ronto Telegram' and thought I would
take it. I got very good results. 18
built me up and I have told several
friends what it has -clone for me. Yon
may use this testimonial as it may be of
help to some one who has suffered GB I
have."—Mrs. T. Los,; 25 Ilarvie Ave.,
Toronto, Ont.
Mrs. Lee is willing to write to any
girl or woman suffering from such trou-
bles, and answer any questions they
may like to ask.
Women suffering fromifemale trou-
bles causing backache, irregularities,
pains, bearing -down feelings and weak-
ness should take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Not only is the
worth of this splendid medicine shown
by such cases as this, but for nearly fifty
years letter's like this have been re-
ceived from thousands of women'.
You might be interested in reading
Mrs, Pinkham's Private7'ext-Book upon
the "Ailments of Women.". You can
get a copy free by writing the Lydia
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Ontario. C -
UNLESS you' see the name "Bayer" on table s, you
are not getting Aspirin at all
Accept only an "unbroken package", of "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin," ,which Contains directions and dose worked our; by
physicians during 22 -year's and proved side 'by millions for
Colds Fleaclaclle Rlidumatisra
Tootilacile ' Neuralgia ' Neuritis ,
}arachd L,tllnbago Pain, Pain
fiends "' r" taxes ori), iloblets---also. bottles of 24 Mid 100.--Dluggi5t9.,
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r,tl fe the trade 1yiIc vrtt€Cib'1514( in Canaan) of tin flint Manrl5l tate of 1Ning0r'
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*Ill he gtaml)dd With 'tpi, 11 emir 1917 trade mark, the `?:3tt}'eT <lroars•".