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The Clinton News Record, 1915-11-18, Page 7assast.a..r., DISEASES OF THE NERVES Are Due to Poor 13Iood and Only Curable Through the Blood. L' There is an excellent reason why Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have cured , the most severe eases of neuralgia, sciatica and other complaints in the group known as disorders of the nerves. This group ,also included ner- vousness and excitability. Each of 'these complaints eiiists because the nerves are not getting a proper/nour- ishment from the blood. The reason why Dr. Williams' Pink 'Pills cure nervous disorders is because " they Make the rich, red blood upon Which the nerves depend for- proper tone. It is thus seen that Dr, Williams' Pink Pilis cure nervousdisorders because they'go to -the root 'of the trouble in the blood, and while they are doing this they strengthen dnd fortify the whole system against disease. Among the many who have found relief from • pain through this great medicine is Miss Ethel Smith, residing near Bur- ford, Ont„ who says: -"Some years ago Iwas seized with a great pain in my right leg, between -the hip and knee. It became so bad that I got no rest, day or night, and often cried with the pain. The doctor 'said the trouble was rheumatism of the sciatic nerve. . Liniments were used until they actually took the skin off, and still the pain grew worse and worse. Then all the other nerves in the lirab seemed to be affected, and it kept jerking and twitching until it would have to e held' to keep -it still. Then the doctor put the limb in a papier mache cash, but it was not long until the trouble began in my other limb, „aind it had to be treated in the same Way. I lay in that condition for three years with my whole servaue system • so badly shattered 'that it would make , me scream if any one walked across the floor. Then my throat became partially paralyzed and I could scarce- ly speak:- During this time I had been attended by three different doc- tors, Who did all in their power, but each said I would never be able to walk again. Then my father decided , to get nie Dr. Williams!, Pink Pills. Before I had ased them long I felt them helping me. This so encouraged • us that- the use of the pills was con- tinued and in a few months I was able to walk half a mile each 'day to get the mail. I used in all eighteen or twenty boxes of the Pills and they did what three years of doctoring had not been able to do. 1 ani as well as ever I was in my life, and have had no return of the trouble. illy family and friends think my cure was a mir- ' acle and we give all the credit to Dr W , ,illiams! Pink Pillz." Rims Lon :v1:11t SCIENCE. Man Will Enter a Den of Snakes for 8100,000. Themas Wattles, an Australian, is to enter a den of the most poisonous snakes of India, and if he lives will receive $100,000. Wanless claims the diseovery of a serum which will `neutralize the ef- fect ,of any snake poison in the hu- man system. A drug house in India has agreed to pay $100,000 for the formula if a test proves its value. Wanless, confident that he will win the test, has agreed to risk his life. He offered to sell the secret to the AustralianGovernment for a few thousand dollars, but they hesitated too long. • He is without doubt the most dar- ing fighter of snakes in Australia. Handling snakes is almost an exact science. Most men use a long stick. •Wanless never uses a gun or a stick. He emphasizes the fact that he is a nake bxpert, for ^he believes no one can charm snakes. ' In hunting snakes Wanless is un- armed, and his only protection a pair •of high leggings. When he finds a reptile he waits his time and drops on it with lightning rapidity: He then grabs the snake by the back of the head, pressing his fingers against the jaws and choking it until the reptile is unconscious. If the snake succeeds in biting him he quickly applies a ligature, scari- , fies the wound, sucks it well, and ap- Throw Away Your .You can get these pills through any medicine dealer or by mail, post paid, at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.60 from The Dr. Williams' Medi- cine Co., Brockville, Ont. BEHIND THE GUNS. 'Comparison of British Naval Men and Other Nations. The British naval man,. of course, needs no praise. His great qualities, be he officer or inan, are well known and appreciated. What, however, of the fighting prowess and characteris- tics of his naaal friends and foes in this great struggle?- If the officers and men of our Fleet are approached at all in all that makes them what they are, it is by -the- officers and men of the French Navy: The majority of French naval officers are descendants of the old French aristocracy. They have shed the vices and faults which so often disgraced their ancestors, while retaining those qualities of heroic courage, intense patriotism and " ab- solute devotion to duty of the old French nobility. Further, the French naval officer, aristocrat though he be, has moved with the times. France has led the way in scientific discovery, and as a "scien- tific" sailor the French officer need fear comparison with none. The French bluejacket is splendid,. simply splendid. He is drawn almost exclusiyely Isom the hardiest seafar- ing and peasant. stock of Normandy, and while on a modern:- battleship there may not be any great scope for seamanship of the old days, it is a mighty good foundation on. which to build a modern naval fighting rnan. On ao account should the Russian Navy be judgecl by what happened in the Russo-Japanese War. Admiral Rodjesvensky's ships were doomed from the day they set forth on their long voyage to the East. Moreover they were extremely ill -manned. So great at that time was the shortage of Russian naval officers and men that the gaps were fi ed by,military officers and soldiers. All this has been changed. Eler s nee ---the Russo-Japanese War the Czar's Navy has beeri silently but "just right" Which is found in good surely remedying its faults and de- helped by leaving off tea and coffee de- veloping efficiency. The spirit °f and drinking Postum, and it seemed cocks. both officers and men is first-rate, so pleasant just to read about good and with a fair. chance the ,Russian health I decided to try Postum. CHEAT CHEST PRAISES ships may be expected to give an un- "I made the change to Postum, and commonly good account of them- there is Such a difference in me that I selveS. SOLDIERS SING AND PRAY. — Religious Devotion Shown in Italian The great extent to which warfare proves an incentive to religious devo- tion has been noted in correspondence from other belligerent countries, and Italy furnishes considerably more tes- tirsony to the same effect. Indeed, with bilt little exaggeration, it may be said that the Italian army divides its spare moments between singing and praying." It is believed in Italy that King Victor's troops are the gay- est and most light-hearted in all the war, for they lways go into battle singing. Their first thought on re- turning fram a struggle, however, is a Mass for the repose of the souls of comrades whom they had to leave be -- hind on the .field. The most popular song in the camps, after the devout services are over, is "Addo Mia .Bel- la" (Good -by, MP Love). The religious enthusiasm in the army is also reflected hi the fact that so many of the Roman Catholic clergy have rallied around the flag. The military authorities have expressed themselves as greatly pleased osier this, for some of them had entertained doubt that the • clergymen were staunch patriots,- but they have proved that they are ready to give their lives as willingly for their coun- try as any other class of citizens. plies his antidote. The arm may be- come very black and swollen, but in a few hours he is quite recovered. • Once .Wanlets.was bitten on the J' by a tiger snake, and, not being nn Ik Prim Prescription Dangerous Throat Troubles Prevented bylerviline IT ENDS MISERY OF COLDS QUICKLY. Don't wait till night. Get after your cold news -this very interviewed, is that in spite of his been equipped for the manufactard of minute, before it grows dangerous long service and the distinction that explosivee, especially guncotton, for You should apply old-time "Nervi - he has attained, he has missed practi- Russia. The facts as to the reported LITTLE OF REAL. ROMANCE.' MUNITION pLANT. DESTROYED. In Life of Comptroller Fortescue Of Russian Factory Near Kobe 'Blown , Royal N. W. M. PS Up by Spies. • One of the chief re.grets of COmp- It is reported here that German troller Fortescue, now about to re- spies have blown up one of the anunti- tire from the Royar North-West nitibn factories at Aboehi, near Kobe, Mounted Police,of °amities with whom Japan. The plant is owned by the he h0servedfor over 40 years, when Japan Celluloid Company, but has line." • Rub your chest and throat, rub eallY all, the romance and adventure destruction of one of the factories are them thoroughly with Nerviline. Re-, that the public are apt to associate withhold Now that Japan has decided to in- crease her outputof munitions extra military guards are being placed around all property used for tbe man- ufacture of munitions. and uplies. lief will be immediate. Nerviline will save you from lying awake to -night, coughing, choking and suffering from congestion in the chest and acute pain in the throat. Nerviliee will break up that dull neuralgic headache -will kill the cold and chill at its very beginning -will save you faom perhaps a serious . • To'take away hoarseness, to break up a grippy cold, to cure a sore throat or bad cold in -the chest, you can use nothing so speedy and effective as Nerviline. For forty years it has been the most largely used family remedy in the Dominion. Time has proved its merit, so can you by keeping handy on the shelf the large 50c. fam- ily size bottle; small trial size 25c., sold by any dealer ,anywhere. -NO LACK OF AMMUNITION. N. Works Wonders in Sup- - ply of Munitions. The success attending the appoint - merit of David Lloyd -George as Bri- tish Minister of Munitions is testified to by the London Times Parliamen- tary expert, who says that the produc- tion in munitions has increased four - able to apply a ligatare to prevent the fold and in one highly important circulation of the blood, he lapsed in- You Can Have Filledand-Use atHome branch more than thirtyfold. ' to unconsciousness after he applied 'his antidote. Do you ivear glasses 7 Are You a vis - He was unconscious for nearly two Qin of eye -strain or other eye-weaknessee, cept on the top of the head, where the yeertrourie dr t‘asellgli Auitprineiple of this won. 12, Vow Tat there days and nights, but recovered. He 1050,541,?'%'„,ilYsilivi,)se .".,rad has been bitten all over the body ex- ware failing, saY titey.bna;: litidwuner 2:: haii seems to. be an effectual armor. atter tr;:iisig/18:"4'6;'‘:es°dIoasribitil's; The only place where he is afraid to erele 11° t 00e to read at all. Now 1 ean be bitten is in the ball of the eye. , 2.iy eyes 00 mtn,atitteli,oauttlynilt L.thirsniagniidi Snakes have the power of poison- they would pain dreadfully; now they feel ing themselves or each other. If a nnielealosAtillyine;vhIot iitasnesa liAe saarastr.aeygo. snake is badly wounded it turns im- atmosphere seemed hazy with lii i'vithout ghiisSos, but after nein"' this proscription mediately and bites itself, and the end tor fifteea days everything seems clear. 8 IS sure. Wanless claims to be the ten even read flue print without mussel." around him is perhaps the strongest ' It is believed that thousands who weer only man in the world now alive. who glasses can now discard them in a reason- company of business and scientific has been .bitn by the death adder. able time. and mullituties . more tsv1101 tea brains that has ever been applied 'to "The Minietry of Munitions," the Writer adds, "justified itself in the recent heavy fighting on the western front. There were no complaints this time of advances having to be stop- ped for lack of ammunition. ' "It is a feather in the cap of Mr. Lloyd -George; who set.shimself up in an old fashioned house in Whitehall, with two chairs, a table and a secre- tary, and in a short interval has created a wonderful organization in the Ministry of Munitions. Gathered The death adder is the most deadly L'ibialerer Ai:et:011%1' nenici. 0508 50 ever any Government Department in this of all the Australian reptiles. n getting glasses. Dyo tronbles of many country. , step unl-----1. close. For this rea- Pres rMlig:lartiiebseinigettriferssigeeiT the erlifilon ; 00 1041113' active drug store works and factories have been sche- "At present a thousand industrial very deaf and does not hear a foot - rs with the!saideof the plains.' "My work has been almost entirely in the offices at headquarters," said he. "The rounding up of Italians and outlaws and the active work of keep- ing order has been for others, and I don't want to tell other men's stories." Ceraptroller Fortescue said that he joined the police in 1878, when the fordo ' came existence, and was one of the original party that came out West to Winnipeg nearly. a dozen Years before the laying of the rail- way. The main business of -the force was, curiously enough, the protection of the 'Indians, who were being ex- ploited by the white traders and being demoralized by the whiskey, which was the traders' chief stock in trade for the bartering of furs. In the first year he was out in the West, however, Constable Fortescue, as .he then was, was taken ill with ty- phoid, and was invalided to the East. As a -man familial. with the work of the force was then needed at head- quarters, Constable Fortescue Was taken into the office, and there adven- ture, as far as the future comptroller was concerned, came to an end, for .though the rise of the young consta- ble to supreme conol of the famous force is not without romance, the work in which he was engaged -as Comptroller Fortescue remarked, does not lend itself to the telling of stories. The comptroller is now in his 71st year. • son travellers through the bush are .:Vie.q etlioattrLNIa duled as controlled establishments, most careful. A cat bitten by one of one Den -Onto tablet and allow t'e dissolve. and the number of men employed in these reptiles was dead three seconds with Ole liquid, bathe the eyes two to four them is little short of a million. In afterward. ' - . - . a RIFLE SIGHTS. , — EnableYou to Keep Your Eye on the . Mark. - The average person if asked to ex- plain why a rifle is sighted would probably be unable to do so beyond some vague remark about taking cor- rect aim. . . Sights are necessary because a bul- let does not travel in a straight line, menace to health. A year or two ago and friction, begins to drop faMOSli as gravity. an experiment wee made to ascertain but, under the influence of as nearly as possible the amount of soon as it leaves the muzzle. Thus the bullet of the British Service rifle dust deposited on the food in an or- dinary ,open shop. drops six inches in the first 100 yards, The result of this was a statement but When it has gone 200 yards it will that at a low estimate some 50 lb. to have dropped not twelve inches but 100 lb. of dirt finds its way on to the two feet. The drop increases by food displayed in a shop. Those citi- jeeps and bounds with the distance. zens must, therefore, eat more than Were there no Sights on the rifle and their traditional peck of it. ypu wanted.to hit a mark at 200 yards It is horse traffic that is chiefly re - you woUld clearly basic to aim two sponsible for dust, for the much ma - feet above it. ligned motor -car only spreads it. The This would be awkward, for you tapping of the horse's hoofs creates would lose sight of the mark aimed dust, but the soft tyre of the motor at, to say nothing of the difficulty of causes little, though, of course, the correctly estimating a distance of two heavy motor lorries do most damage to a -road that is at all soft. Hundreds of horses have been Com- mandeered for military purposes, and, as a new supply cannot be created in a day, it is certain that motor delivery vans will be more largely used than tl -.8 daily Ton should notice your eyes dear up perceptibly right from the start, and inflammation will quickly disappear. If your eyes are bothering yom even a little, take steps to 111150 them now, before it is too late, 'Many hopelessly blind might have been saved if they had eared for their, eyes In tiutc. The Wilms Drug Co., of Toronto, will fill the above nre. seription by maliv.if your druggist cannot. • 'THE WAR AND HEALTH. Motor Traffic Makes Less Dust Than Horses. It is generally recognized that the duet of our great cities is a serious feet at 200 yards. The sights of a rifle •enable you to keep your eye on the mark although the muzzle of the rifle is actually pointing above it. The movable slide of the backsight enables you automa- tically to •point the muzzle just so ever. Therefore dust will not be so many feet above the mark aimed at much in evidence. -London Answers. as,is necessary to counteract the known drop of the bullet at various ranges. CHANGE Quit Tea and Coffee and Got Well. A woman's tea and coffee experi- ence is interesting: "For two -weeks at a time I have taken no food but skim milk, for solid food would fer- ment and cause such distress that I could hardly breathe at times, also excrutiating pain and heart palpita- tion and all the time I was so ner- vous and reStless. "From childhood up 'I had been a iea and coffee drinker, and for the Past 20 years I had been trying differ- ent physicians, buts could get only temporary relief. Then I read ari article telling how some one had been addition 5,000 skilled soldiers have been released for munition work." It is announced that shipments of shells manufactured in private fac- tories and workshops in British India have been. begun. This is regarded here as a decided advance in the in- dustrial capabilities of India, the work haying been carried out successfully through, all processes from iron ore to the finished product. DK. JACKSON'S ROMAN MEAL ZS A YOOD, NOT A FRAUD. Many so-called cereal foods are frauds. To prove it, try to live en- tirely upon them for a few daye. Many. live entirely upon Roman Meal. A recent letter from California says: Dear Dr. Jackson: A friend of -mine has lived upon Roman Meal for thirteen months. His case had been pronounced hopeless. He is DOW in perfect health. No fraud here. Ro- naan Meal is scientifically balanced by an expert dietitian. Its the perfect food, and positively relieves constipa- tion. Ask your doctor. Make it in porridge, pancakes, gents. At gro- cers', 10 and 25 cents. No Chance to Try it. Steel Points. The expression "well -tempered" or. "finely -tempered" steel is generally misused. It is usually taken to indi- cate steel of extra hardness, where- as the reverse is the case, though very few .people are aware of the fact. The greater the degree of tem- pering the softer the steel. The steel worker measures the "degree of tem- pering by the color of the metal. Thus the hardest -Les the least tempered steel is light straw in color, while She eoftest kind is white. Between these extremes, commencing from the hard end of the scale, are the follow- ing shades: Straw, dark straw, light bronze, bronze, dark bronze, light blue, blue, dark blue. Tempering steel is a very delihate business,. and one calling for that sense of what is, don't feel like the same person. We Little is known of the Austrian alr found Postum delicious and like it Mothers Who Use This Famous Bairn Navy's capabilities. The officers better than coffee. My health now is Have Backing of Science have the reputation of being good wonderfully good. ZAM-BUK . "As soon as I made the shift_ILIVIyothers who lase Zam-Buk, because "ships' husbandb," ,while the men are "ay smart and well-behavea. Blit, as was e have proved it to be a splendid to Postum I go ------------------1 until recently the case In Getmany, troubles are gone. I am fleshy, ray , healer, will be interested to hear tl le the Austrian navy has -been and still foal, il assimates, the pressure in the result of a Lest of Zion -Duk by Ivir. W. is entirely secondary to the Army. chest and palpitation aregone, rtlY chemistIle says:-" I have made an. all Lascelles , Scott, the great English Therefore, it has not attracted the bowels are regular, have no more sto- exhaustive analytical examination of . best men, particularly in the commis- mach trouble, and my headaches are Zalnd3uk and And KS activeeonsti- shined ranks, while it has been starv- gone. ' Remember, I did not use medi- tuents are of exclusive vegetable origin ed of training and such necessitie. cites at all -just left off tea and °of- It contains none of the impure and e , as ptactice ammunition. irritating mineral drugs and animal But; of course, it is the German fats present in ordinary ointments. Nsin The antiseptic and bactericidal (germ. Navy that counts fog everythingSOr. destroying) powers of this preparation our eyes. It is no use belittling an are proved h opponent, and the German fleet may of my tests to exceed those of eatb prove a formidable foe, For one olic acid, yet Zani•Buk neither thing, the relations be officers cauterizes -nor inflames even a very senaitive slejn, but ends skidesoraere. and man are infinitely better than in "8 bare no hesitation in certifying the German Army. )incidentally, the the .purity of ZS:al-Bak Allif its value utter lack of sympathy, bleed the far skin iniaries and disordere," active dislike, between the German Mothers who have not yet tried Zam- Ariny officers and their men must Bak should profit by the above': Zam- tell heavily against Germany should Buk ie unequalled for eczema, cuts, burns, ulcer -S,-..., she aneet with reverses. a running soros, piles, cold fibres, abscesses, chapped hands, etc,- ..-- A man who sells shower baths on five days' trial told this atoiy: "I sent one out to a man in the rural districts. I told him to nse the shower bath five days and if at the end of this time he was not satis- fied to send it back. This is the let- ter I received: "Your shower bath looks good; arid .perhaps is all right. I don't know whether it is or not because the five* days for trial passed before Saturday night come aroUncl, and I didn't have a chaiace to try it out." FRAM, nate is pre- -') It:lens. 13:0 °ulisredPhio; many years in their .sw practice. now dedicat- ed to the Public and OUR A.38°Id bYY° Try MurineteRefresh. ur Druggist. Cleanse, and Strengthen Eyes af rel. exposure to Cold Cutting Winds and Dust and to restore healthful tone to Eyes Reddened and made Sore by OverworIc and Eye Strain. Some broadminded Physicians use and recent.. mend Marine while others perluIPS lento. of its Success, talk and rush into print in opposition; •those whose Eye need care can guess why, as there Is fie Prescription fee in *urine. Just hand your Druggist Ole and you have a Complete Pkg. Eye Book—Murine—Dropper—and Cork Screw— ready for ,use. Try it in your Eyes and in Baby's' Eyes for Eye Troubles -No Smarting-31.1st El% Comfort. Write fen Book of the'Eye loree. Maine Eye Remedy Company, Chicago fee and used Postum steadily." Name given by Canadian Postum Co., Wind- Postum comes in two forms: Postum Cereal -the otiginal form -- must be well boiled. 15c . and 25c Instant Postum-a soluble powder --diseolves quickly in a cup of hot water, and, with cream and sugar, makes a delie' mage nistaotiy. 80c and 50c Both k' delidioSis How Sickly Women May Get Health , roe • ad Mataraar-t'Lininient All druggists and stores sell Zarn-Buk at 50c. .box, 5 boxes $1.25., . If they could only be made to see that half their ills are ,caused by im- pure blood, it wouldn't take long to cure them with Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Truly a wonderful Medicine that in- vigorates, strengthens, renews. Every tired, worn out, woman that Rios Dr. Hamilton's Pills will improve rapidly, will have better color, increased ap- petite and better digestion. No better rebuilding tonic can be found than Dr. Hamilton's Pills which are safe, mild and health giving. For forty years Dr. Hamilton's Pills have been America's most valued family medicine, 26c. per box at all dealers, WAR SONGS. The Number Is Now So Great That Few Appeal. to All. CHILDHOOD AILMENTS • Cenetipation and indigestion; colic; worms, colds and simple fevers, and ail the other minor ills of little ones can, be promptly cured by Baby's Own Tablets through their action Iomega- PAR= ron sans. lating the.stonsach and bowels. Con- cerning them Mrs. H. H7 Mills, Heidi - mind, Que., writes: -"I have found Baby's OW11 Tablets of great service in relieving my little one of consti- pation and stianach trouble." The aflacaere-nasaaaNa. mows AND JOB Tablets are sold by medicine dealers Offices for sale in good Ontarl,s, or by mail at 25 cents a box from teranit ssTasinas°,g Full rtunfdogt,,TieAth,t, The Dr. Williams' MediCine Co., application in Wilson Publishing Com- 13rodkville, Oat. pany. 77 West Adelaide St., Toronto. A FEW RULES. Be Conscientious in the Discharge of • Every Duty. r U RS We pay highest net cash prices lei not what the micelle promises, butt', money you actually get ;ha t makes roes profit. We bevel:milt up a loam lat .11 shippers dumb treating them fauly. We are un- usually liberal in the grading We charge no commissions. We Pay all express &ones. Write for our prieel ist and speeial offer. Ginseng and Weare 'War - Golden Seal fatt,..,Ig,Wie United Salts and ma theteforerv hi hest rico Wort or price ht. DAVID BUISTEIN & BRO. Faateet Graegrur Maw 163 W. 2711, Si., New York, N. Y. APPLES WANTED. -1 AM OPEN FOB BADRELLED AP- ples In Carlota. Quote priees, naming varieties and grades. (Jan also Hee few ears of apples in bulk, II. W, Pawson, Brampton. VARMS -t ALL SIZES - STOCK, „L' Grain,. Dairy or Fruit. Wber want to . may, write 01 W D 0'1 . W. SWISH Brampton,' Ont. NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE. Dishonesty seldom makes one rich, and when it does riches are a curse. There is no such thing as dishonest success. The world is not going to pay you for nothing. Ninety per Yonge and Charles Sta.. Toronto. cent. of what men call luck is only Offers best advantages in Business nd- talent for hard work. Do not lean onneation; strong demand for graduates; others to do your thinking or to abii_ enter now; t.;;;,ita. faa;n4.1.tro.ciimi. quer your difficulties. Be conscien- tious in the discharge of every duty. Do your work thoroughly. No one can rise who slights work. Do not try to begin at the top. Begin at the bottom and you will have a chance to rise, and will be surer of reaching the top some time. Be punctual. Keep your appointments. Be there a min- ute before time if you _have to lose your dinner to do it Be polite. Every smile, every gentle bow, is mo- ney in your pcsacet. Be generous. Meanness makes enemies and breeds distrust. Spend less than you earn. Do not run in debt. Watch the little leaks, and you can live on your sal - MISCELLANEOUS. CANCER, Tumons, LUMPS, ETC. internal and external, cured with. Ouustbielfdoilebre'J'Iartlei.°m'r.trirefrgicannt..rdrovit Co., Limited, Coll ingweed, unt. TEIMOUCKNESS rS 01780 mOTTOI Ludv-r—r ary. Applied in Corns 5 Seconds Cureds 're' blistering fee't f r-om compinehod Quick foie can be cured btryactoPrutinn4 an2'8 honiErrx; "Putnam's" soolies way that drawing pain, eases instant - In olden times soldiers went into 7, makes the feet feel aced at once. battle crying the slogan of them king or their lord, and, more recently, songs have taken theplace of the war -cry, although "Remember Ma - Get a 26c. bottle of "Ikitnam's to -day. + His Orders. , "Remember," 'said the sergeant julia" was used in South Africa. , However, the . "no one is allowed to dismount with - number, of really out orders." these days of popular ditties, tends in Murphy was 110 sooner in the great war songs is very small, and saddle than he was thrown to the to grow less. . In the past, . a single ground, song would seize the imagination and eaaaapay,e go right through the land until every- yelled the sergeant, w one was singing it, whereas now the when he discovered him lying breath- le;odn.itte ground, "you dismounted." number is so great that few appeal to all, . Perhaps three songs have had more influence:on their countries than any others: "Lillibuelro," the "Marseil- laise," and "John Brown's Body." The first sang ,Tames II. off his throne and defeated him in Ireland, the sec- ond not only. had a radical influence on France, but has fired the imagin- ation all over the world. The last, which, was the war song of the Feclerals, in the American Civil War, consisted of four lines only, but is popular with all English- speaking troops for its tune alone, as is "Marching through Georgia." 1V1inard's Liniment Co., Limited. Gentlemem-Last winter I receiv- ed great benefit from the use of MINARD'S LINIMENT in a severe attack of LaGrippe, and I have fre- quently proved it to be very effective in cases of Inflammation. Yours, W. A. HUTCHINSON. FOR RELIEF OF VICTIMS. 400 Hospitals in Paris Caring for Wounded. There are now in tile district form. ing the intreriched- camp of Paris, 1448 charitable organizations working for the relief of victims of the war, and move than. 400 hospitals, which afford accommodations for about 40,- 000 wounded. The four regular mili- tary hospitals, the most important, have now 40 artnexes. The Red Cross hospitals ^number about 300, and there are 28 convalescent establishments, 5 independent hospitals, American, English, Japanese and Russian. The workrooms for unemployed wo- men have multiplied to a greater ex- tent than the hospitals, now number- ing 520. There are 228 different so- eieties looking after the needs of re- fagees, 69 employment offices, 15 free dispensaries and 195 various organi- zations for the distribution of cloth- ing, and far lodging and feeding the Besides these organizations .Cor ma- terialrelief, there are numerous groups, not registered, whose purpose is to provide cheer. and comfort to soldiers at the front. . asina;reat Liniment Cures'Earget in Cows She Explains. Mabel -You and Harold seem in- sep'arable. Gertrude -We are together a good deal. You see, Mabel) I take a peculiar interest in him. Mabel -Oh, do you? Geittude-Yes. I was engaged to hirn at one time, and in love with him at another. Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, &c. Nelson's old ship. the Foudroyant, was sold tothe Germans in 1892 bevel -it back by public subscription, and filially wrecked at Blackpool in 1897; whereupon the wood and metal salved from her were made into hun- dreds of pieces of furnitare and dainty nicknacks, "Did you have orders?" ":15 1rcolimt"headquarters, I suppose?" "No, sirfrom_ihLndqtarters." Prohibition Favors Tea -Drinking. Well-informed members of the Lea trade say that the figures for the year show an astonishingly large increase of tea drinking thrOughout the world. Prohibition is largely to account for this, and, when a great country like Russia prohibits the sale of strong drink and the people turn to tea, it means an immense dram on the re- sources of the gardens whence comes the world's supply. In the last few months the cost of tea has risen 12 or 14 cents a pound. • More than 200 ships in the Navy are driven by oil. For steam -raising purposes three tons of oil will take the place of four tons of coal. EDI 6. =nerd's Liniment Cures Distemper. Not Annoying. Mr, Thomas A. Edison, the won- derful inventor, has suffered for years from deafness. Once asked whether he did not find his affliction annoying he replied -"No; there arc so many things people say that one doesn't want to hear." 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