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HOW TO TREAT STOMACH^TROUBLE A Tonic Medicine is Ne«4ed to IJuild I'p the Digestive Orguns. The ol(l-faslilonc(l methods of treat- ing Btouiuch diseases are hoing dis- carded. The trouble with the old- fashioned niethoda was that when the treutnient was stopped the trouble re- turned in an aRgravated form. The modern method of treating in- digestion and other forms uf stomach trouble Is to tony up the stomach and glands to their normal work. Kvery step toward recovery is a step gained not to be lost again. The recovery ot the appetite, the disappearance of pain after eating, the absence of gaa, are steps on the road to health that those who have tried the tonic treat- ment remember distinctly. Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills are a tonic every constituent of which Is helpful in building uj) the digestive organs, and therefore the very best remedy for simple or rhronio cuaeB of stomach trouble. The success of tho treat- ment Is best shown by hundreds of bases like the following. Mrs. Chae. Comer, Plcton, Ont., says:â€" "For up- NEW STYLES IN BLOUSES 9238 9351 { No. 9282 â€" Ladies' Kimono Blou.se. Price, 25 cents. To be .slipped on over the head; short sleeves, or with lonj? gathered sleeves. Cut in fj sizes, 34, wards of two years I was a great suf- 1 f,*!' ^^'^I?' Xi '""-J^ ''?u^ ^T\ "^'^'i f^..«>- »..«â- Â« („ii» .. T^ J ij I ^"'^•*- Size .36, with ^ ..thered sleeves,' erer from Indigestion Food wou d ; g yanis 36 or 45 inches wide; with fennent In my stomach, and I would short sleeves, 1% yards 36 to 45, War Eliminated Plaster Cast The war has almost completely eliminated the age-old plaster cast from the inBtrumenls of surgery. The surgeons at the front were working ilrst of all for speed In healing men and getting them back to the front. They found that tli plaster cast, by keeping the patient almost rigid ' through the week of bone knitting, ' made necessary a long period of con- 'â-  valescence to get rid of the stiffness ' resulting from the inactivity. ; An ingenious surgeon Invented a system of franie.s, Kpllnt.s and braces, I whereby the bono actually fractured i is held fiiTiily set, and at the same ttmo the patient Is enabled to move the re.st of his body. For Instance, if the upper arm Is fractured the patient , is able, with tho help of carefully , balanced pullcvH and weiglits to move ' his arm at the sUonUler, the elbow and i the wrist. When the bone is knit the ' patient has full use of his arm, and j the tedious period of exercising the i stiffness out of the limb Is elimi- nated. I The eliminutloii of the plaster cast j Is but an e.xanipio of the changes which the war has wrought in sur- gery. STORMY WEATHER HARD ON BABY HAVE YOU ASTHMA? Do you endure tho misery of Asthm» wlt^ oleeploss nights, dlltlcult breatnUiK andloas of strength? How- ever Ijad your ca.se, qulcic relief la guarantood by the u.?e of TEMPLETON'S RAZ-MAH CAPSULES This preparation Is tho re- sult of years of experlment- liiK and study. Thousands have derived tho greatest boneQt through fts use. Write for free sample to Temple tons, 112 King St. W., Toronto. Sold by relloble druggists everywhere for (l.Oi a box. BITS OF HUMOR FROM HERE &THERE M^mi'-^^ Classified Adverti-.fn.ients. AOEHTS WAKXJBO. POUTKAIT AUii.NXa W'A.NTI.VOl e<.od prln;s and flnt»he!i â€" lowest ) prlcea on frames â€" aiik lor cutaloeuk I "nltecJ .V. t Co.. 4 lirunawlck Ave., To- roDto. VOX SAIiE TEMPLETON'S RHEUMATIC CAPSULES For fifteen years the standard â- peclflc for Rhoumatlim, Neuritis, Gout Sciatica, Lumbago, Neuralgia Many doctors prescribe thorn. Wrlt« to Templptona. Jf: Klr« .St. V.. Tomnto. fr» friowmpli'. a^ld t>r rcljAblodruubl'tBovcr/irlMnrur $1 (X|iCt t ..s belch gas with a burning sensation. Often I would bo troubled with nau- sea, sick headache and dizziness. Notwithstanding that I was under medical treatment the trouble grew 80 bad, that 1 would only eat when absolutely forced to, and 1 was in con- stant misery. I was finally advised to try Dr. Williams' Pink I'llls and had only been using them a few weeks when I found they were help- ing me. I very gladly continued their use and the result Is they have made me a well woman, every vestige of the trouble having disappeared grateful for what Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have done for me that I strongly advise any who may be suffering from stomach trouble to give them a fair trial, and I believe that like myself they will find a sure euro." ^ You can get Dr. Wllllam.s' Pink Pills through any dealer in medicine, or by mall, post paid, at 50 cents a box, or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Wllllam.s' Medicine Co., Brock- vllle, Ont. 0-1 Dimensions. I took a turn In Frostland (There â€" on the window pane). Where picture vales and mountains Are in tho selfsame plane. And where the pleasure gardens Are bathed In argent light. And leaf and stem and blossom Are all on« candid white. Those gardens have their muslo, Through tubes of crystal blown. Or picked on tense strung viols â€" But all Is monotone! '1 dreamed that Krostland dwellers Were with this lot content. Save one â€" a eage or prophet, Whose thought far roving went. He said â€" but none attended; "If 1 have dei'ineil aright. There is, though past our vIkIoii, A ray beyond the white; And, past our aurtient throahoiil. Are tones of rare delight!" And I, who knew the rainbow. The octave's singing flightâ€" How well I could have answered. If any auHwur might! But â€" as a warm breath smote Itl That scone dissolved away â€" My three spaced world enciosod me. Where 111 oonteut I stray-- I who have heard tho rumor (Which I cannot forget) A ray has been detected Ueyond tho violet. And tones- (perchance elysiain Uy us ungiithered yet. la there In Space Outlying, One who would answer meâ€" WhoKo ear those tones can gather, Whose eye that ray can see? The "fire" of an opal is due to the presence of water in the jjcm. Thirty years ago Ontario farnu'r.>(, liilling hoifs on the farm und peddling; them to local consumers, got $.'1.50 • hundred pounds for the dressed tneai:. Now the live hog, under modem pnckinghouso methods of uarketing, bHnga them $lil a hun- Are<liwoight without tho trouble of doing a butcher's Job! The stormy, blustury weather which inches wide. ' j we have during February and .March No. 9238 â€" Ladies' Waist. Price, 25 is extremely hard en children. Con- cents. Two styles of front and sleeve, ditions make it necessary fur the Cut in 8 sizes, 34, 36. ,38, 40, i'>, 44, mother to keep them iu tho house. 40 and 48 inch bust measure. Size 3t5 requires, with pleated side-front, 1% yards, 36 inches wide, or l',4 yards 54 inches wide; with plain side- front, 1% yards 36 inches wide, or i% yards 54 inches wide. \ No. 9251â€" Ladies' Waist. Price, 25 To-morcaw. To meet to-niorrov/ fearlessly, ' This much 1 have resolved to do, Though what the year ahead may bring. Is still unknown to me. to you. The sky is dark, the sages say. Old standards i"ell before the new. Gone are t'le things men died to riavc. The many .suffer for the few. While yoiiiii gives answer. "This may be, He Didn't Suit. Youth: "Can you take back the en- I gagement ring I bought her tc-day?" j Jeweller: -Didn't^t suit?" j "I don't know. I didn't." ', ' A Schoolboy Expounder. ; Teacher â€" "VVTiat are the proper ties of heat and cold?" Small Pupilâ€" â- The p.operty of heat is to e:(paud and cold to contract.' Teacher-" Give me un example." J Small Pupil â€" In summer, when i: is ! hot, the days are long; in winter,] when it is cold, the days are short." | ^ \ , I j He Was Beaten. "Look her^!" stormed fhe proprietor I of the travelling menagerie angrily. ' "Are those your children over there j in front of that cage?" i I "Only about three of them," replied i Farmer Johnsrn, whose family w^ large and plain. j "Wi-Il. get 'em away jfrora there, ; quick! They have been iv.aking faces i at the gorilla for twenty minutes, and I th:) poor beast's having one lit right I after another!" NKW.SPAI'Ki:, WEKKLY. l.N' URt'pB County, SpIenUld oppoi-tuolty. Urlw hex T. Wilson l-ubUuhlni; Co.. Uniiied. '3 .4ilplaiae Ht. W.. Tc.onto. Wr ELL EQLIPl'ED NEWSPAPER TT anJ job pilnt!n*r.i*Iant liK'Ku^itern Ontario: Insurance carried II, 500. Will po for II.2CI) on quick sale. Box (i. Wilson I ubllshlnc Co.. Ltd.. Toronto. IIIISCEX.IiAȣ0U8. C1 HOICE SILVBH BLACK PREEDINO / Foxes. Also, we ara buyer* of Ra* Fura. What have you â€" what price? R>-I<1 Bros.. Bothwcll. OnL C10FFIN STOCK WANTED. IF TOO / are able to supply, advise us. aa wl will pay the hlehest prices, dry or irraea from the saw. KeenuD Bros.. Limited, Owen Sound, Ont. CANCER, TU.MOR3, LUMPS, BTO. Internal and external, cured withoat pain by our home treatment. Write ua before too late Dr. Bellman Uedlcal' Co., Limited, Colllnirwood. Ont Amexlca's Pioneer Sor Kemedle* Book on DOG mSEASES anJ Eov to Teed Mailed Free to any Ad- dress by the Author. H. Clay aiover Co.. lao. 113 West 3l3t .SUTMt New york. U.S.A.. y.»i » .«..«..»..»-t..«.fc»..«..i ..«M«..»..a..a.. ..♦..•I â- !â- Â».*«. «l t "ROSY-FIT" They are often con lined to overheated, Uut have you lost the faith to tee badly ventilated rooms and catcli colds which rack their whole system. To guard against this a box of Baby's Ov.n Tablet:! should be kept In the house und an occasional dose given ; cents. With or Without yoke; two the baby to ke.';p his stomach and styles of sleeve. Cut in 7 sizes, 34, bowels working regularly. This will 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 4G inch bust measure. Size 36, with collar, 1% 1 am so ' y^'"'''' ^''' '"ches wide, or 1^« yards 40 'inches w.ide; without collar, 1% yards 36 inches wide, or 1% yards 40 inches wide. These patterns may be obtained from your local MtCaM acaler or from the McCall Co., 70 Bond St., Toronto, Dept. VV. In the Firelight. I love the firelight's ruddy glow. A comfy chair that's soft and low. And 'cross the hearth, within my view The lovelight in your eyes so blue. I love the crackling of the logs, To watch son playing with his dogs - The things ot horn" so warm and dear â€" And hear our children's laughter near. « Aik for Mlnard's and take no other. .J. â€" . British Roads to Stay Under Control. The British railways will continue under Government control for another year at least. General Sir Henry Thornldii, a member of the Itaiiway Advisory Hojird, the other day made thi« statement : "Nationalization of thi' railways i.s now only a remote possibility. On the rosiMiiptlon of normiil <'ondltions Hrl- tl.-ili railways will be operated upon a plan llial lies botween nationalization anil private ownership. The indivld- ual coni|)unies will continue to ad- minister the separate lines with re- presentatives on and acting in con- i Junction with a centrril board, coin- posod of (iovernment representatives and rojiresentatlves of railway labor. The new scheme will conic Into operation In about elghtet'n months. -Although the Hallway Advisory. Board still Is debating the personnel, the power of the board of control prob- ably will foll<)w some of tho lines of the pr(-»(^iit board. Tin; effects of the change from this system lo the new will not be felt for sonic tlino. Itcductlon of fares or freight charges cannot bo anticipated for some years to come. The prcstuit board acts merely iu an advi.sory ca- pacity, decides disputes, arbitrates be- twi^cn conipanlf^s and their in;>n, and inHnager.s of individual lines only re- fer to tliii lioant 111 times of emer- gency. Three things are needed lo develop the Dominion livestock industry on permanent llines: first, imiirrovetlj •luaiily ill our meat animals; set-ond, a marked increase in breeding ani- mals; anil third, u steady supply for the abattoirs year In year out. A Health-Building Cereal Grape-Nuts f-:^-.isazs:-^i A satisfying food. '" '" p^reatly pleasing to tMStP. full of rich nourishment nnd ready to eat vvithoui cooking. Needs no Su^r Pleasinfj alike lo young tintJ old. "There's a RiYisoif not fail to bveal; up cold.s .^nd keep the health of il\e baby in good condi- tion tin t'.ie brighter days come alon,:;. The Tablets are sold by medicine deal- ers or by mail at 2.5 cents a box from The Dr Williams' Medic'no Co., Itrockvllle, Ont. The Sandman. When the long, hot day is over. And the .sun drops down the we.st. .\nd the chlMisli haiid.s are weary, And the childish feet ir 'st icsl. The Sandman .steals thiougii the per. tals Where the dying sunlight gleams. Anil tojche.s the tired eyelids .\nd lulls them into dreain.-i. Even so, when life is over. And the long day's march is past. We wait in gatheriin' shadows Till the Sandman comes at last; Sad are our hearts and weary. And long the waiting seems; Lord, we are tired children. Touch Thou our eyes witii dreuni!'. Take from the slackened llngtr.s The toys so heavy grown, Give to Thy tired children Visions of Thee alone; Then, when at longtli the shadovv^ Darken adown the west, Send to us I)>'ath, Thy Sandman. To call Thine own to re:st. The publisher ot the boit Farmer'.-* paper in the Maritime Provinces la â-  writing to us states: "1 would say that I do not know ot . a medicine that has stood the test of time like MINAllD'S LINIMKNT. ft has been an unfailing remedy in our household ever since I can reniember, I and has outlived dozens of would-be compelllors and imitators." I A Precise Private. In one of the (;un;is. an odicor was making a round of inspection v.hen he canu^ upon a big, round-eyed private with red hair and a gun that ho held la anything but lb ' approved fashion. "Don't you know better." demanded i the olhcer, "than to point an empty gun at me?' | "But it ain't empty, sir." protested the private. "It's loaded." MONEY ORDERS. , Send a DnMilnJiiu i;\i)ress Miiney Order. I''lve Dollars eosti three cents. English to be World Language. In reply to the (luestiou addres.sed by the Northern Peace .Society to pro mimuil lingulslN In varicnis (lountrles as to which language would be the most Htiltable for world-wide use, M. , Carney, professor of Lnuvain Uniyer- sity, writes: "Knglish w(nild undoubtedly bo the moid suitable. The (lerinan and ! Krench languages havo lost thelr place through the war. The Kngllsh language Is a hospitable one, being a kind of compromise between the Latin and (ieimunle tongues: also it Is simple und is spoken by most progres- sive nations of tho world, and has one of the most bonulirul llteralnreH of I modern times," The <lynasty of Japan is the oldest in the world, the present niler claim-' ing to lie the I'.'iind monarch of un on-' broken line dnt'UK from 7ii(' P.C. ' To-morrow Is no waning light. No coward's ho-it'.tjs prophecy, To-niorrcv.' is my bock to write Your brightest iireum, our glorious fight. And what we r.r-ike it. it will be - So face tho future fetule.ssly ! " Kcop Wnard's Xinuaec: ia ti-.e v.onae. There arc over CD kujv.n varieties of the banana, v.'ith as preat, or greater, variation in chai'acter as in the different kinds cf app'es. No man's abilities ars so rsmark- ab!y slvning as not to stand in need of a proper opportunity, a pritron, and even thu praises cf a friend to reconmiend them to the notice of the world. â€" Piiny. "SYRUP OF FIGS" CHILD'S -LAXATIVE i If Bilious, get your I Pep and Color back 1 with "Cascarets" 4««-« «#-«..#,.•"•..•..•..•. •.•••.•..•..•..•-r.«"«. .•..#....â- ..â- .â- .•..• I- unci ii.i-.gue. Bud i.».:le. Indiges- tion, SalUvA- Skin, and Miserable Head- aches come from a torpid liver and sluggish bowels, which cause the stomach to become filled with nndi- gctied fo^id which sours and ferments, forming acids, gases and poisons. Cascarots to-night will give your bili- ous liver and constipated bojsels a thorough cleansing and have you feel- ing clear, bright and as lit as a fiddle by inornip.g. Cascarets never sicken or inconvenionce you liks !iasty Calo- mel. Salts, Oil, or grTping Pills. They work while yen i^leep. DARTING, P1ERC4NG . SCIATIC PAINS Give way before the pene- trating cfiFects of Sloan's Liniment • f*^ Look at tonsrue! Remove poi- sons from little stomach, liver and bowels A Quick Relief lor Hcadaclic A h-'adarhe ij frequently c&uieii by badly cJigrit<?d food; the gaiee and acids r^&ulting there from are kbiorbed by Uie blood which in turn irritaici the nerves and cause* painful symptoms called beadache, neuralgia, rheuma- tiim, etc. 15 to 30 dr^ps of M&lhfr Selgtl's Syrup will correct faulty digestion and afford reUef. . _i^ So do t!;ose rheumati-; twinges and the loin-aches of lumbugo, the nerve- inflammation of neuritis, the wry necK, the joint wrench, the ligament sprain', the muscle strain, and the throbbing bruise. The ease oi applying, the quickness 5f relief, the positive results, the cleanliness, and the economy o'f Sloan's Liniment make it universally preferred. Made in Canada, 35c., 70c.. $1.10. Sloaifs Jieot> it hiiii<f\r FALLING? HERE'S WHERE IT SHOWS Don't worry! Let "Danderine" save your hair and double its beauty Accept "CaiifornUi" o>iaii of Klgs onlyâ€" look for tho name C.'kllfornia on the package, then you are sure your child Is having tho best and most harmless In.xative or physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children lovo its delicious fruity taste. Full directions for child's dose on each bottle. Give it without fear. Mother! Yon must nay "C:>llforni:i." With l!:c Finsrers! Says Corns Lilt Out \Yith()ut Any Pain Sore corns, hard coins, soft corns or «ny kind of a corn can shortly ba lifted right out with the ilngers ii yi'i will apply directly upon the corn a tew diops of freezono. says a Cincinnati authority. It Is claimed that at small cost one can get a quarter of aa ounce ot free- tone at any drug store, which Is satn- dent to lid one's feet of every corn or callus without pain or soreness or the danger of Infection. This new drug Is an ether compound, and while sticky, dries tho moment It iB applied and does not Inllanio or even Irritate the surrounding tissue. This Hunouncoment will Interest many women here, for it is said that the present hlgh-heel footwear Is put- ting corns ou pract'cally overj woman's feet. For Coughs, Colds, and the relief of in- lUniinatory conditions of ihe throat arising from Bronchial, Asth- in,ui,; affections and di-r.mgemrnts of thf K.'jj)iralory O.'gaii.";. Prcp.ircd f.or.i Spriic-f Gimi and olhfr mcdi- cin.-il ajTnt'j. Soi-,.-esi- if â- â- illy u.si-d lor (HI years. EABfS FACE Could Noi Sleep Eruption Med and Bur ned So. "I noticed a little pimple on my baby'a face. I thought it was &om the cun but it kept getting worse and the nhln v.'as red and very hot. He could not olecp or rest the eruption itched and burned so, and it caused him to scratch. I was quite dis-' cour.'.ijed. "I oaw an ad-vertieement for Cuti- cura Goap and Ointm >nt and eent for a fi-:2 oample. I iKiught mote and after v.Ginj two cakes ofCuUcura Soap an-ltv/o cciA a half boxes of Cuticuta Ointment bav, as healed." (Signed) Mr;;. S. 13. McQuiie. Clailsabuig, Om.. Dec. 13. 1918. U3C CuUcura Soap, Ointment and Talcumfor every -day tcikt purposco. Scop 25c. Ointment 25 nnd 50c. Sold ihrojt;tioutttreDoinir.ii'n. Canadian Dopot: Lyrggi- .i*. Limited, St. Paul St., Montraal. JV~Cuticur> Soap •!>•*â- â€¢ witboul mug. To stop fauiiig hair at once and rid the sctilp of every particle of dandruff, get a small bottle ot delightful â- Danderiue" at any dnig or toilet counter for a few cents, pour a little in your hand and rub it Into the scalp. .â- Xfter several applications the hair usually stops coming out and you can't Hud any dandruff. Your hair will grow strong, thick and long and ap- pear soft, glossy and twice as bculili- I'ul und abundant. Try :t! Old newspapers folded about 11 x I'J inche.-i and hung on side of kitchi>n table are handy when n littie food is spill on stove or floors. If it is wiped with a pie^'e of paper .'irst. then with the louscdoth, or stovj- cloth, niuih work is siived. ' ONLY TABLETS MARKED "BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN Not Aspirin at AU without the "Bayer Cross" For Colds, T'aiii, Headache, Neural- Ria, Toothache, Krtr.ichf. and for Rhouinatism, Lumbago, .'^ointion, Neu- ritiit. take .\spirin marked with the nanu' "Haver" or you uru not taking .\anirin at all. Accept only "B.iyer Tablets of A*i>irli," ;ii au, unbroken "ilaver" package which contains comji'ete di- rections. Then you are getting reaf .\'!pirin--fhe genuine .\!<pirin pre- SI ribed by i>hvsicians f-rr over nine- teen year*. Now made in Caiuida. lUiidy tin boxes coiitaiuinff \i tab- 1. ts in-»t but a few cents. Druggists il-i) sell larger 'llay^r" |>.)cWag*si. Tlivrc Is only one Aiplrlu-f"Ba7er"â€" Ton mutt aay "Bayer* Atplrln I.< !}«• trado tn»pk rreglslrred la Canada) of Bavor Manyf«£:tur« of Mono- oioUcaci.'.iT.u I of Sallivlliail ' V.'lilK. It i.i \.-cll known that Aaplrin moaii* Bay«r maiiufaituro, to nutat thi,- publl,- :i.-alM.t l:nlt«ilona, tho T«blc:ii of B»vor Comi<aM •111 l>c atainpsU wlili thuli- gciiuial Irado r.-.irl.. liia "itovtr Croia,"