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-ii'iit"'ii" Vane rust hited tl Price Park 8. Beans $0.000 ITED own. “TOBY cu,- two Fought d 18 at Waiter-The egg? Why, wasn't it boiled long enough, sir! Guest- Yes! The trouble was it wasn't boiled soon enough. The cheese may be safely at " . high temporature. The amnion of possible disease or inns in the milk in a sanitary vantage. In: to "move lumps by ”plying Put. m'l 00m and Wart Extractor. This My vegetable remedy nets painlessly and u nuanced. 1mm on "Put-am? What man has done man my do -hetter. Imam Llnlmcm Guru Data-pom Cheese lay no Stored In a High Temperature. Br the use of pasteurized milk for Cheddar cheese two Wisconsin experimemtorw-J. L. Sunnis and A. T. Bruhn-elaums to have over- come tho uncertainties of tho manu- (nature. The processes have varied bom day to day, with corresponding variation in the product itself, as a. result of tho great differences in tho kind and quantity of bacteria in tho milk at the outset, but heating to 100 degrees to 165 degrees Fah- renheit kills 99 per cent. of the bac- teria. After next in btirs milk to 1tsaricehurie 5c of lactic acid ba final operations by regular time duct is stated 1 more uniform q tho ordinary WN use yield is higl ‘15 Huntley at. Montreal. otahee.-- "Mr one your old to. m tumbled in. mummy». "etartedwittsmtk -dtMtatues,tttmtt waatiiptrrrNs Wit wu n open Ion within»- 0. oodl- um. and!" itching and Mn. In from moving at night. m- hco In mad with -ttorts. After “swarm! map“ via: Memo: media. I mod cum (lament. which I used one "at - ho VII mum), cured of eczema? and) Mn. J. N. Rm. Nor. ts. nu. mampmd CudcunOlntmmtm by dn-Mt. Ind Mien cverywhen. :3 Mutant“ ate-ch. with 32-5 --.-a-ee"'tsttttorq*cttars MD DC“ un Brmtaa. u. tk A. of disease, and red cheeks, good appetites, new strength, declare the general improvement. in the health. Hero is an example. Mine Ellen Maude McQuodale, Harriuon, Ont., Gays: 'U feel it my duty to add my voice to the mnny now recommend- ing Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. For years I was a tsufferer with beck- achcs, rheumatism and nervous- ness. I was no bad at time. that I yuan confined to my bed. I lelt sleepy and heavy after my meals, and had fUshes of light before my eyes, and n difficulty in collecting my thoughts. After using several remedies without benefit I began using Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and used ten or twelve boxes in ll]. They gave me tho best health I have enjoyed for years, and I have not since had tho least return of the trouble." ” You can get these pills from any dealer in medicine or by mail at so (This . box or six boxes for $2.50 from The, Dr. Williams' Medi- cine Co., Brockville, Ont. The oomh'tion of the blood nukes all the diitemynees between health and sickness. Impuro blood and strong healthy nerves and munda- ncxcr go together. If the blood in thin every part of the btdr. bo. (mm-s weak. Tho stomach in]: in “numb and the appetite becomes an be made.” (shod) c. Doc. = Ion. poor. The body does not obtain enough nourishment from the food. and won the nerves begin to com- plaiu and tho person becomes irri- table, despondent, worn out and nervous. For tb time there my be no actual sickness, only 5 run- down, weak condition, but thorn in no defence against dUoaae nnd from such a, condition spring diode“ such 83 anaemia, rheumatism, indi- gestion, neuralgia, and oven pm Iysis itself. Emerald. P. E. r-'u not my hands clapped and they cracked. "Immac- nyhandschocnchwouldhleod. Icon“ 1,7“, My!“ mhvaaor 'a dohardly alarm The q nunvuudndmym nlluollcn. Thais-Inn - I could not I”. I ‘1 Mumlmm tft 'nthottrit-------- 2 .ndattMrsd.eteehttrttmn. A' "teitturrttidrmssto.ttott an , and Cancun Supnd 01am: ThrreurodmrtroubetnoroV cuts. eui.-tdohatmm-tttertt-tttt" TIE SECRET OF Keep the Blood Rich and Pun with h. William Pink Pill: helps to make new," rich block, and new blood means health 1nd strength. They. stop theprotrree People with impure, thin blood should take Dr. Williams' Pink I'iils for Pgle People,, Eyery dose (ii) q) Chapped and Cracked. Could Not Put Them in Water. Skin Red and All Swollen. Cuticura Soap and Ointment Cured in Two Days. HANDS SD SURE (h1ll Elf SLEEP Are Your Feet Calloused ? ERUPTlONS COVERED FACE .112 red NEW CHEESE PROCESS. pa GOOD HEALTH I be carried out Mule. The pro- o not only of ty than that by d, but the aver- tho losses of tat g the acidity " cent. with pure culture .5 added. Tho W. Murphy. ma so 01118.3! red de- I Statistics show that spruce still 1:i,ii"ii'iitl'ii, over seventy-five per ‘cent. of the pulpwood cut, that 1 there baa been an increasing use of lbalsam fir in tho eastern provinces and western hemlock in British Columbia with very satisfactory results in each case. When the sulphate process. reeently brought into use in Canada. comes into wider use, there will be a. decided incr- in the mount of fir and hemlock used for pulp. This pro- cess, which it and at present by three mills in Quebec, yields excel- lent pulp $or tho manufacture of hner grade. u paper and to! wrap- pinq. 2ht,te,ir, mstd.tor dun tsolving the upped wood mto pulp 00min of "vertty-hvo per cent} sodiu'm pulphnto ("doeako"), and; twentr-iiro per cent of lime. No) acids 1;. mod, giving economy of mnintemuree, an almost all kinds of wood are adaptable to an pro. was, which is, in this way especial- ly, superior to soda. and sulphiw. methods. - This increase in quantity of raw material exported in 1912 over the :amount exported in 1911 was prob- ’3.ny due to the decline in price of pulpwood in the local morket, the average price paid by Canadian firms being six dollars per cord. whrroM foreign firms paid an aver- age price of " dollars and eighty- two cents (86.82) per cord for the pulpwood exported. This exported wood. had it been worked up in Canada, would have been auificient to supply fifty-four pulp mills of the average size operating in the country at present. It would have produced 773,136 tons of pulp, which, at the avenge export price of 817.10 per ton an omnparod with‘ tho price of $6.82 paid for the un- tnarafact.ured pulpwood, repre- sent: a net loss to the country of over six and one-half million dol.. hrs. Increased Quantity Went to the United States In 1912. A total of 1,848,910 cords of pulp- wood were cut in Canada. during 1912, an increase of twenty-one and one-half (21.5) per cent. over tho total cut ot 1911. Of this large cut over one-half was exported to the United States, the remainder being manufactured into pulp by the forty-eight mills operating in Ctsn- ada. These are the figures given out by the Dominion Forestry Branch, Ottawa. No sympt<¥s that indicate any of the ailments f childhood should be allowed to bass without prompt attention. The little ailment my soon become a serious one, and per- haps a. little life passes out. If Baby's Own Tablets are kept. in the house minor troubles can be promptly cured and serious ones av'erted. The Tablets are guaran- teed absolutely safe and can be given to the newborn babe as well as tho growing child. Thousands of mothers use no other medicine for their little ones. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a. box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Out. France. At the Revolution of 1793 it became the 92nd Regiment of the Army of France, but refused to serve under the Tricolor, and in 1791. again took service under the British Crown as one of the regi- ments of the Irish Brigade. After serving in North America and the West Indies it was disbanded in 1796. The regiment was on every occasion remarkable for its con- stancy, loyalty, and bravery; qual- ities which it will be found have bren inherited by its present gal- lant representatives. Conaidonblo ignonnoo prevails In to the regiment known a the Irish (hands. They were raised in 1901, during the course of the Boer War, a 1.11 tsttDrxynrias oomrdi-r,1 " CHILDHOOD DANGERS 10t8 bf mad of TGiiiiiir.' PITLI’WOO " F. X PORT. THE IRISH GUARD 8. ED. 7. hall observed tsardonieouly, 'My word, the fat will be in the fire then, Georgie?” Glancing down " his ample waistcoat, the portly High Commissioner continued, "The roar of laughter that greeted this sally was Homeric: I faced it for a. few moments, but nothing ef- fective by way of reply occurred to me, and I sat fort-absolutely 'flummoxed' for, I think, tho tirat time in my lite." ulnard'! Llnlmont Cum com. "A Her Exception. Crahbed Old Lady (saretsstieally) -"l don't suppose there is another baby like that in the whole world t" Young Mother-is, yes, there is! I left one of the twins at home with another." Sir George Reid, High Commis- sioner for Australia, is well known for his genialjty, his bulk and his ready tongue. Talking to him not long since, a. correspondent asked him had he ever found himself at a less for a. back-answer. "Well," he said, "I was fairly nonplussed one day at a political meeting 'down-under.' It was near the close of my last campaign, and I remarked that I thought, of retir- ing from politics, as I felt I was fast nearing that bourne from which no traveller returns. Upon which a. voice at the back of the Mrs. Trehawke Davies, the noted woman aviator, stated a. short time ago that flying was good for curing insomnia. When iecling very ill and "run down," it suddenly oc- curred to her that a, trip in an aero- plane might effect a cure. Accor- dingly she made an ascent with Mr. Valentine, and later on with an- other aviator, and to her great de- light she found herself practically restored to health. There can be no doubt that in tho near future, instead of ordering patients away to the seaside, doctors will advise them to go up in the, air and leave their illnesses there. On the other hand, it must not be forgotten that aviation makes some people actual- ly ill. Many of our leading flying men have suffered severely from "air-sickness" and nervous exhaus- tion. Almost every day, however, brings us nearer to the perfect aeroplane, and it is safe to assert that when an absolutely perfect machine has been evolved, nothing but btrvetit to health will result from flying. Said to Be a Certain Ciro for the Great White Plague. In spite ot the grave risks run.by aviators. the opinion is grown: among doctors that flrizttr is on ex- cellent cure for maatrdueetaeas. It is claimed that the purity of the air " high altitude: is extremely beneficial.' A noted German nuthority on oommmption game it as his belief not long ago that flying is an almost certain remedy for "tho great white plague." His reason was that exposure to the sun’s rays at a very high altitude killed the germs of consumption in the lungs: . Even before aeroplanes became as popular as they now are, there were not. wanting medical men who believed in ballooning for certain ailments. As far back as 1906, Dr. George Bull, a. famous oculist, ad- vocated the balloon cure for eye troubles. People suffering from eye-strain would, according to this doctor, experience wonderful re- lief by going up into the air for about 3,000 feet, and remaining there for some considerable time. “The purer air at such an alti- tude," he said, "and the effect of watching the diminutive objects on the earth below would do the eye a. great deal of tred.", Many professional airmen have stated that they felt in much better health after their flights. All "cobwebs" are brushed away from the brain by aviation, and head- aches are often banished as if by magic. BS! "4.'?, 514$?! FLYING port HEALTH. The Fat in the Fire. Sir George II. Reid. 'fk ISSUE 'ar--'18 MAUI“, " (SPPUOI’D, u" 'vl’ DuluJ‘ feet, of whi ic,,eastrHpel to JN "ei,A'ipvii,tiit the}; I)'i;cil Iind 6n Sundays, the wie charges, he was wont to wear a pair of fins patent leather boots which had been I present to Mrs. Blum from her mother. Margaret Blum tiled a bill for a divorce from John Blum, a eu- ponter, ot Liverpool, England be- cause, she Alleged, her husinnd insists upon weanng out tl' which are given her by her mot or. plum, it apparel hy very srntll "I could name a. lot of persons who have rid themselves of indige-s tion by changing from a heavy meat diet to Grape-Nuts." “There's a Reason." Name given by Canadian Postum Co., Windsor, Ont. Read the little book, "The Road to Wasllville," in pkgs. Ivor "an the no» km" A new an. appears "on an. to "no. he! an genuine. mu. and I!" cl In“ Initial. "A neighbor of. ours, 68 your: old, was troubled with indigestion for years, and was a heavy meat eater. Now since be has been eat.- ing Grape-Nuts regularly, he says he is well and never has indiges- tion. "Thea I heard about Grape-Nuts food and decided to try it. My wife laughed at me at first, but when I gained to 125 pounds and felt so fuse, she thought aha would eat Grape-Nuts too. Now she is fat and well and has gained 40 pounds. We never have indigestion any more and seldom feel the desire for meat. "I was a. heavy meat eater," writes a Westernman, "and up to two years ago, was in very poor health. I suffered with indigestion so that I qnly weighed 95 pounds. Excessive moat eaters are usually sluggish .1. part of the time because they are not able to fully digest their food, and the undigested por- tion is changed into what is practi- cally a. kind of poison that acts upon the blood and nerves, thus getting oil thrpugh tho system. Man and Wife Patten on Grape- Nuts. The notion that meat is necessary for real strength and tho founder tion of solid flesh is now no longer as prevalent as formerly. Don Jaime " present is under the care of Vaiencian nuns whose mis- sion in life is to educate the deaf and dumb. The mun“ of Miss Hel- en Keller has been mentioned in tho palace, but nothing- definite has been arranged about asking her to undertake the teaching of the boy. One difficulty is that Miss Keller, who does not know Spanish, would have to teach in a. foreign language. His lack of hearing was proved by making a loud noise suddenly near tho boy. He did not move. Although three years of age at that time he had never uttered a. sound, and already had the fixed look and strange behavior characteristic of the dost and dumb. Spanish spe- cialists adjudged him incurable. One of them perfumed a difficult Operation without beneficial result. Tho child was sent to the sanitar- ium of a. celebrated physician in Switzerland, but he returned in the same condition as before. The Second Son of King and queen of Spain. The Infante Don Jaime, second son of tho king and queen of Spain, now flvo years old, was born deaf and dumb. Female Trouble and Heart Dis.. ease are caused by Kidney Disease. The natural way to cure them is to cure the Kidneys by using Dodd's Kidney Pills. For a. long time no one outside' the palace knew of the prince's in- firmity, and there it was scarcely mentioned except in whispers. Tho late premier, Senor Canalejns, a.n- nounced two years ago that the lit- tle prince had a form of tubercu- losis which prevented him from hearing or talking. "I was treated by five doctors," Mrs. Leadbeater states. "Four of them did me no good. The fifth operated on me and that gave me relief for a. time. I had Female, Kidney and Heart trouble. I was so nervous and run down that my triends not not think I would ever get better. "An advertisement led me to use Dodd's Kidney Pills, and I have found in them a cure for all my troubles. I cannot praise Dodd's Kidney Pills te highly." ladle her Rhino" rlgllt with Dodd’s Kidney Pills and all her Troubles vanlslled speedily and completely. Eel Creek, Cumberland Co., N. B., February 10.--4laftorimr from Female, Kidney and Heart Trou- ble, so run down, nervous and de- pressed that all the brightness had gone out of her life, and never ex- pecting to be a healthy woman again, Mrs. J, W. Leadbeater, of this place, tried Dodd’e Kidney Pills, and is once more in the best of health. Her simple statement is the best evidence that no case of Kidney Disease is so bad that Dodd's Kidney Pills will not cure it. BOW NGVA scorn WOMAN WAS BELIEVE!) " HER HEART DISEASE. tit Bill 1llll.ll _ -- _ _ IE Illlllllllt [HIRE Liked to Wear Wife’s Show. PRINCE IS A DEAF MUTE ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO BOTH (MIXED. It is also reported that the two Union Castle linen recently order- ed at Belfast and the PtuMe Stem Navigation Company": Andes will be fitted for guns. The Cunard liners Lusitania, and 3Guretania, which were built under a. subven~ tion from the Admiralty, are of course in a different class. The girl who throws herself at a man mustn’t be surprised if he drops her. In addition to the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's steamers Anson and Amazon, which carry two 4.7 inch guns each, several Peninsular and Oriental liners are provided with gun platforms, while the Boulder boats La Marina el Urugunyo. Ls Negro. cl Paraguayo and La. Correntina, running be- tween Liverpool and the River Plate: are being similarly equipped. Admira1iy's Plan Carried Out by Steamship Companies. The decision of tho White Star Line to arm its new steamer Cera- mic, which will be the largest boat in the Australian trade, in accor- dance with the British Admiralty's plans for the defence of merchant ships, disposes of the contention that its fleet does not come within the scope of that scheme. This was pointed out when the question was first raised, as also was the fact of the agreement which was concluded between Gerald Balfour, as presi- dent of tho Board of Trade, and the late J. Pierpont Morgan on Sep- tember 27, 1902, to the effect that the British companies in the com- bine were to remain British, "not merely nominally, but in reality." Quick. lure results attend the mm of Dr. llamllwn'l Pills. They euro disor, den of the stomach. correct indigestion. make you feel uplifted and strengthened. To renow or maintain health, Dr. Hamil- ton's Pull always prove a good prescrip- tion. 250. per box, tive boxes for 81.00. all dealem. or the Catarrhowno Co.. Bunalo, N.Y., And Kingston. Ont. In hie home at Waldegrove. N.B.. no one in better known than Berirt.Wador Creel, late of the 4th Queen's Own Hue- url. Speaking of the ill-cited: of a cam- pnign upon I man'e constitution. the Eerzt.-Mnjor writes: "I served under Gen. eral French durinr the late Boer war, in the capacity of 8eritt.-MaJor. It was per- hum owing to I continued diet of bully beef, hard tack, and bad water, but It my rate my stomach entirely gave out. I was in such e state that I could eat nothing without the greatest stifterintr. The nrmy doctor. did not help me much, and like leaving the eervice I hue been very miserable. Some few months are a friend told no he had been a great Quarr- er from indigestion until he tried Dr. Hamilton's Pills; they cured him. I con- fess it wan without much faith a bought I box, but the first dose made me feel better than I had been for a long time. Dr. Hamilton's Pills completely cured, and now I can eat everything and any- thing. I have recommended them to others and in every case the result hair, been similar to mine." Thus ah these gatherings China ten is invariably preferred, and in Lnart houses is brewed "with Mal- vern water, which can be got in bottles. Lemon instead of milk or cream, saccharine instead of su- gar, and dry toast in place of cakes are carefully provided. Anti-fat biscuits are also thankfully re- ceived. Good Advlco [or All Who Have Indlgcs~ . tion or Stomach Disorders. A new idea is to have small silver tongs like tiny asparagus tongs, so that sandwiches may be eaten without damage to dainty gloves and delicate finger-tips. At Buck.. ingham Palace and Sandringham, however, tea is a. square meal. As a rule, these methods succeed owing to the amount of walking that the patient has to do, or the hot water she has to drink, or through the many pleasant. fat- making substances from which she must abstain. In fact, tho majority of people today have some fads about diet that they would 'ruffer untold agonies rather than dime gard. For instance, Queen Mary, whose weight is 16 stones, pins her faith to rowing and “no potatoes," but the craze now attacks all meals, even afternoon teas for bridge. _ SERRENNE-MNJUR UNDER (llillfilll. FRENCH VETERAN OF EDEN WAR WHO LOST HEALTH ON THE VELDT TELLS EXPERIENCE. Bio Keeps Her “at Down by lowing end “No Pounce." new in no doubt that within re- con your: there no fewer stout women in the smart set in Europe And America. Almost. every day we are shown Mrs. X. or Mme. Z. who was once abnormally large and at present is to slim In the ' meat. It is no secret that there are many ways of reducing flesh, some more agreeable than others, and that most. stout people have tried some method that has been recommended to them. MERCHANT SHIPS ARMED. QUEEN MARY‘S NEW PAD. "Don't you think everyone ought to look for the good in the world I" "Yes, but instead of looking for the good, they seem to be looking for the good things.” AUTOMATIC SPRING SPECIAL PRICES: Lot F, P. E. l, I was cured of : severe attack of Rhea. Ill-(ism by MINARD'S LINIMENT Kimono Bar. JOHN MADER. l I Se. “use 9'.-a..eev_c§"v sprained leg by mum's lgxunzx'r of the ordinary without authority from the superintendent. This ac» counts tor his sending the following telegram: "Superintendent'" Of- fice, Calcutts-Tiger on platform eating conductor. Please wire in- struetioms." "I nhan’t go to their house again.” "Whath, the matter! Didn't they ask you to sing?” "Yes." "And didn't you?" "No. When I asked to be excused they merely let it go at that. I supposed, of course, they'd insist on it." . - --- - Try Murine Eye Remedy. No Mntrrtirut--r eel. Fine-Ae" Quiz-kw. Try " for Red.Wnk, Watery Eyes and (iranulued Eyelid; ntuol truved Book In each Package. Murine I. compounded by our octnisttr-nert L"Pmom Mod. ttsind"- but used In .ueeeststul Physlvlam‘ Prac- tlee for mun “am. Now dedicated to tho Pub- lie ind sold bk nights " 26c and we Primal; Murine Eye . lvo n Ans-pm: Tubes. In: and we. Murlno lye Remedy (30.. Chicago A native station master on the East Indian Railway had been given strict ordets not tofio anything out I Wu cured of Bronchitis and Asthma by HINABD‘S LDIIMENT. 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