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Pin 90 i! ‘lflllll-A-TIVES" llomtt: ll . 4h generally recognised among ‘paddled sliobeetuisohdi-Ginnii- ' or Insufficient Action, ‘@ p more disease ‘ one e. Constipation IP10!“ sible for ntleas moftpofllselse the world toda —bccause (jointl- gition- is rqponsihle for the Indiges-

l‘ l H endI); pepsIaP-tlisnervgusngss.

l’ mniennd Rheumatism-Abe Ec- ‘flbms and other skin troubles-the Eiesdlehes and Backaches.

tWhy is this? .

- ‘As you know, it is the duty of the bowels to carry oil‘ the waste matter ll the system. If the bowel muscles nleweak or the liver inactive, then this waste matter remains in the body and poisons the blood. Ail a result, every organ in the body is poisoned by this waste. _ _ . ,, ., "Fruit-odious" Ila: been wonderfully ruooesafid on relieving Slqhtach Troubles. NCFIMILJ Qoublas, My Tmuliea, Skin Treiblea simbfBlfllld Thimble-s. Bfeoausc "Fruit-Mines" positive- ly and enulhatically relieves Constipation.

“Fruitip-tives" will always gnlievt ‘Constipation, even though the trouble has been chronic for ten, fifteen 811d twenty years. Thousands of grateful users proclaim "I-‘niit-a-tives” the

Frills ‘ Restored. Tiyilliiflsi j. .

' ‘writes lSlalay Huddleston in

r pcal for their return, Thefiooiete

- LONDON. Au; 18.—A.re there not In Enslandgatones which l» liong» to the Cathedral iofltheilns? t e Jrlmes. It is believed that fliers are, as there are stones belonging do the cathedral in America. I have been asked to makéhn ap-

des Amls do Ia Cathedrals‘ .11.". Rheinls at Paris is ensnseil m the work of collecting the. broken

fr was! <21. if“ new ‘six-r ' is‘ menllmenta hymn w ich tho

nso g ", no QquIpqtFqsiXiI the thlrt enth century composed wltn loywiltriiatfeiics. "1 '*' "'“ . ‘llllaurice- Barres‘.

. _ my ti‘: ziiiusvnlstmgiilslied gilgxllolt‘ cute writer in FHIIIPIP .i'ii duvet.

ing hilnaclf with pious zcnl to llle task oi‘ discovering the -.‘~li'lll.- tcred pieces. and when I saw him the other day ho took with tcntler care from its nest of lit- tered papers on his dusk the car‘ ved head of an angel whichhe had just succeeded iu finding. It was in itself n beautiful head. but ll seemed still. more beautiful when one thought of those m_till‘e- vul workeril iwho had lovingly fashioned it long ("tlnlurics before. One handled it with reverence-pal must with uwe. It zippears incre- dible that the more .t;urlo,,hulll-till can kccp such precious IIIOPUGBUX 0n his ntanlel-piccc. They. nave. no doubt a uiarkctzilile value. They are lllltfl1ffitlllgw~ toolaiutcr- csting~ as curiosities, Ilut‘ their rightful Dlilce la among ‘thcirfol- low atom-s, and thcir true val- uc depends upon their remaining "where thcy were put 600 years ago‘ . .

Some of’ thcsc missing arms‘ and heads have becn sent back to thc ilrivliifccl. who is endeavor‘

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lug to reconstitute the shattered cllifi-c. An Englishman who had purchased the hcad of a prophet In Italy has. on lenrnlngp-lts Qrii Kin. generously brought it, back to lho ecclesiastical ‘awthbrltios. .A uulnbcr of Frcnchtncn have re. turned statue‘,- aml pnrliomr ‘n: alatilcs. A great nilceinbly- of hands and ‘broken limlhs is to be -l~li_l'to<l and t-‘lasslflrd. Much that flappcars to ‘be ilslcless debris of Zflllllllllrfi will he arranged in or-

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_ ll lsUcertnln that dispersed all -,‘-\,-‘nver the world are precious baa-ta belonging to the stone P0I111lati0n Qbof tho (‘lllllr-tlfill. No one has yet , uunvbcrcll this l but Ihe census is now beinic ta-

ken. Everywhere in the great adi- ,ficc, in the most inaccessible pla- wcre communities of pr0ph~ cls and of angels, of saints and

immense . people.

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tresslng stomach ailments. Th;

tutu/p‘ condition. with never n tlioufht of stomach ironbl€,"1s'w' try ronized Yeast. Simply take two jablcta with each meal. In all probability you will notice highly beneficial results within the first 24 hours.

Yeast, es everyone knows. con- tains cartalrtelenieaysqga y V6 ti‘ wonddl-lulieflecg. _ llktfiik lug oi‘ ‘our fsttingli 1'04! , lng up the proforma‘; ‘BIIVJL 1111911 Y__easi cluiiolileiif uusjqpyv. ‘sheutiilc prof-else pi‘ Il-‘Oniiptip ‘ipvlhicht ‘rt-as; Just doubly 11. whys-Worse? stomach troubles‘ and keep ‘yourself 100% efficient, Gel Ironized Yeast today. To try "it free simply mail postcard. for falnous- 3-Day T85!‘ Address Harold I1‘. Ritchie & Co. l.td., Dept. s6. Toronto. Jroninell Yeast ls‘ recoinmendedapd sultan" teed by alllgood dealers.

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pQiflL Jrhesp groups mustghlbe the original groups.‘ The, vatatlws wig-h are headless.l11t18t-be_ lei’! hcu loss, and £30,512. ‘wblchf are KIFIIIICSB‘ be lefh-wlthoutqllinls. ll will, therefore, ‘he. seen ‘ immuni- portautv It Is- utllat- 6V1"? -- hit . Pl stout» Qiatcnmlbenjtitted IJIUP. 11*‘ old place shoukhbe‘; returned, Not until thirty years cram!“ have danced r1111. .ths1..\."1,"'1< °T reatorzilion "' ibe ‘Icomplcferl, ill would. fol’ course, have bccn D011 slble ti» have accomplished the" task in l; much shorter time, but llflflf Jug thought it has been de- Cider! that there susjlrustfmfnaste. Tllr- afcllltetzl wllofiwas rffilflllllflll agreed that ovcrylhiilg could 'bo done in (say) ted IYQBVB; iDIW vided that several‘ atelier-e wort‘ ‘kept going simultaneously. ‘But “In that event... he. .c9uld,,q9_tspr_9> miss ‘to glvc pcrifonal supervis

built and curved slowly and pa llentiy, not hurrying. not tflklllr! heed olti-me. cflllntlllg years as moments. and even centuries as of small. account. knowing r1111! they fivere lbuilidng and carving an imlnortal thing that lime, as humanity reckons time. could 011-1

not foreseen the dostructlvonosa

of virgins, Joining their eternal] praise to the lnultitudious bnsan-

in ll

giro probably 2. score of thou-‘ sands of modelled ~men and "vigo-

lncn glorifying ‘Notre

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all llcry plays "as he More du Manbir lCcleste, - . - The vcry word restoration has" Iconic to haven dreadful iiound. llfluf thorn is nothing which is .;._[""\V (‘Qmfifllllllfed that need of» 1-1 end the most sensitive and artis-

(is soul. Wisely has it been dn- p cldcd that there shall b9 no r9- "zjillllltralzo. Sn intense is this feel- .1115! oi’ repugnance for mere Imi- ‘fivlion. of copies by men of‘ 1. 111011)’ of the work of those who i Izlllitirr-il with heart and head and hand in the far-off days. thnl even when casts exist they will not he vised. There Is. for example.’ In thr- Trocailcro at Paris. a moul- "KP 0l"Sail1t Nicole". and Ill‘: Saint Nicalse of Rheimg is tncrc- '. Tort: not. altogether lost, But if will not be substituted for thn statute which was formerly In flu» cathedral. Onlv the eulhnllllc

statuary "will hi» ."lllvilllierl. It ‘lb fell that rclviuchlltlz of (my kind would lip FHIPFIIIWYI‘ in thlq pjagig secrllcize \Vl1(‘|llI‘l' rl-uurdiwih from

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h IrritabicwPeopI;

Are Usually Victims of Poor Blood and Weak Nerves

irritability is one of ihe inanlies» , lalions of ucrvousucss. and if bo- ‘, comes worse as thc nerves become more ilnsfrung and approach a state ol exhaustion. No one is Irri- _, lablc from prefvrciict‘. and this sialc is oitcn only tnc outward ex» pression 0| a art-n; ccal oi‘ [ihysic- al suffering Wdllfh friends do'n0l rcalisc. ‘It is ziccuiupanierl by head’ aches. slcoplessucss, nervous in- digestion and depression. llnlcss ll , is promptly clicckcd ulnrp serious ' trouble (IPVPIIIPS.

Tlic ircalmcnl rfor the“ cnrller statues of nervousness, its/well as the more advanced condition. is one oi‘ nutrition of‘ the nerve coils. rc‘ quirlug a tonic. Aslhe nervcs get

i‘ thclr nourishment from the ;blolui, the ircatnit-nl must bc dir- ‘cctctl towards building up the

directly on lhc blood. and Ilava proved oi’ the greatest benefit In a great many cases ol‘ this itlpd. A tendency lo ana la or bloodless- neniml-ihown by‘ t nervous ‘peo- ple, la__also cutie e by those flop lc pills. Tli s is shown rbylths case oi‘ Mr. Kenneth R. McDonald. Tar-

"tirrls." I was u} mm sufferer i'rrim_ nervous trouble. with the result, that I grow pale and weak, lost wvcight. slept poorly, and always fell tired out. Various medicines l lricd had not beneficial effect. un- til finally I was persuaded to try Dr, Williams‘ Pink Pills. I' found these just what I needed. as after taking them rt couple oi‘ months I not. only gained in weight. Ibtit felt stronger. imore cheerful and bet~ ter In every way. I feel that I can- not praise these pllls loo Zilghiy for what they have done for me.

You can get Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills ‘throuith any dealer in medl- dine, orby mall, at 50 _ lq box or six boxes for $2.50 from ‘e Dr.

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'Damc.| which was descrilbed in the imng-'1'"11$\1”-\1°"°11“1. "P lnatlvg language n; the 01.1 ‘myleisenis "itself Obviously a stone that

blood. I)r. Williams.’ Pink-Pills. est

bot. N. S., who says: "Fons long _

of incendiary bomlbs on the "aer-

ial series of springing arches. In the general architectural re

difficulty pro-

is like, any other stone can weplaced. The outer frame. the ‘harmonious structural desilln o!‘ ~lhr> church where the ancient; lklngs n! France were crowned. may, T am ‘informed, be repaired [and strengthened. But the‘ resur rccflon‘ will not ‘be complete and. [its M..Barnos said io me. Ia no" lsec tie In pierre will not again ilnipoae itself until them" are reu . nlled" the‘ elements of so many fie ‘lznres that have been ‘thrown lllOWll Al um sight n may aeenl f0 be an almost lnsoluliilb jig- 901W pUZZlE! to place bit by mlt m. gcfhrr. but happllv there is a lo», 11k" and an nrder III this company’ of SHOIIP statues If lllc plcces arc roller-let] tlleir pluci: ‘can he found. In ‘largo part the fragments wcrc saved. If will he remember ed that when the fire was fler‘ (‘cat the venerable archbishop slayl-rl ln llliclms to superintend lllt- gatllflflilg up nl‘ the fiends and llflllg as lIu-y fcll. But there. canic a moment‘ when the eva‘ (‘nation ivas complete and Car- Ilinal Lucomwas persuaded that individual heroism was, in su-ch circumstances, useless. Undoub- icdly tllcrc was a (rorlaln amount cf pillage when soldiers and civi- lians" followed hack, Amateur rc- llc liunicrs gathered souvernlrs. which are nrifhlngdess than vital parts of the organism of ‘Rheiins WithedrnIJOIhcrs picked ulp frag- ments and concealed them. doubl- lflfls intending to ‘bring them back at the proper liinc, Again. there were those who sold Wlltil. can- llol lpropcrly be exchanged for mnnljv. Unfortunately it‘ ls to bc recorded ‘that even u pile of inor- coauk which wr-rc put, an It was thought, in safety, was ransacked nndmzome admirable pieces can

be‘

rlcrl off. ‘

Tito pnlittlrigs of Titian. Tlnto- rcltri. and ‘Nichpalr Poussin are. I uhderslanil. preserved. The mas lorlllcces of HIIIIIIBII glass which were showered down in gold and rod ‘mid blue are lrreparilibly lost. ~31" Who statuary. tlxfiépl‘ In p Yaw cascsl where If‘ ‘was splintered ir- retrlovably. cannot have disap- lleilzfdentlrely. and if. ~ehnuld be knb n I-lhaf nn collector has the TIKII} to appropriate-to‘ himself n slow mtune "or. this miracle of lbir ‘ onlth century. = tart. '

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Nil treason of the year. is so dau- gerous to the life of, little ones as in the slimmer. The sxceasivoheat throws the lltils stomach out of order so quickly that ‘unless prompt. aid is at Lmnd the baby may be beyonilnll hum n help ‘before the mother realizes e is ill. Summer is tliesenson when diarrhoea. cholera lnfnntum. dysentrr end colic are most prevalent. Anv of these troub- Ies may prove deadly ii’ not prompt- ly "treated. During fhe summer mother's best frlenltie Baby's Own Tablets. They regulator the bowels, sweeten the etomqph__,and keen baby healthy. The Tablets are sold hv ynediclne dealers or by tnall. at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Wll-I llilffs’ Medicine 00., Droekvllle. Ont.

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education on Britannia when years of age. _ _ dig went with his elder brother. "the Duke or Clarence. but it was "l0! tong before was yehead in

the ' training-slip he was cjwqive

ntvlitiinil matters.

thing to ido. '1! youfwent to-fpal‘ ma.“ w“ a M,“ “mm and took m

the life at once. _ _ The Prince was treated just 1kg wqpther cadets In every way with the excepliiin tlhat they! had 118d t E1)‘. 9W1,“ "P “F l!“ 8."! 1...?) - weré" lllllilflllt. tel ‘leafs itiit- rigging. soIiqi..r0ll91‘-‘.-1‘QW b01911. in fact to do everything ‘that a sailor has to do. ‘ ' time the two royal iaiillcta had- ‘been $111911 nick". n»umes~;=l’rliice George was known mfffloi-Hngkj and his brother us first" " ‘ ~ ngkfpg, as a boy on- the Brit- innla waslas fond of a joke e111‘!- lark as any other buy- _ \

found two inarlinslllke! 111 hlfiscclt" There was a areal POW- K115 l‘ looked as if all the going to got into trouble. I 1n order to DTBVBII! 1111i‘ 891197-11 pullislilnont the perpetrator of the. ' ccvrlzo-owiwd, "l1 ind was punished leave stopped for a Week- After their _ training _ Britannia the two Princes Joined

"lpeod of 15 kfllllifi, wind cui-ryhu:

lPrlnce George was one of thc ‘curling lights In all the jokes and fun that took place on hoard.

' ‘One of their amusemcnts was ‘to l"y bu‘ alt on all empty Q1111" b9!‘ deck. holding n candlleiu cach hand; "11" "I “"31" lighted. The task was to try l" ‘igIit-thc unlit candle from the ‘lghted one without falling ofl the bottle. No cany task. Wllll U19 bottle resting on. the (lock of a roiling ship!

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"Mm l” perwmfl “wpervlslw is An§§"'.°$.'lli§.°°“ln°‘iii; Bac regarded as of great importance. Ema, Prince Gkorge w“ M} N“ Grimm ca“ he allowed; u“ Cmilt In ihic Oahada and served care ‘can. be too fmlnute. Noll: ‘l: "seemm Tfimshmméf; '

ing should-be De1'1'1\*1$‘@1§"‘"¥0 T11" " ‘ _ ' , . slfy the thought of those who "A United States Kilmlulml‘

visited this ship ns she was C1181- ing mic day. and expressed a de- sire to lice the vessel, "

He was handed over to ilmyfllinli ifficer, covered In coal dust. who

As he was leaving the ship hc ‘Jllpfeflflfld his regret to the com

|y "19",", and enrich They hm] inandcr that he had not seen thc

Prince. and he remarked that lIi

of shells‘ buried against this lace‘ imagined that the Prince “Kerrie Ins bf the, al-cpllectura] pus Thgrgllike fretwork. and the raving fury his (lfllllIl on [such a dfly- . - 1

To his intense snrprlsci-‘he war ‘begrimcd of] flcor who had shown him. round. was the Prince. "

Soon after the Prince was api pointed lieutenant and four "Yvflri later received the ‘command of n torpedo boat. -‘ - I'-Ic won high praise. during thi: ‘icrlod fry towing a disabled boat ’nlo harbor in a very heavy sea. I

Exports said that such a ticklishl lob could not have tbeen handled hotter. _ "

One year later he recelvoduhr‘ command of a first-class gunboat and was soon appointed command or. _

Then the news was received that his brother had died. and that h. was ihc heir tolhc throne.

Prince George had to leave hi: beloved sea and study the arts of

kinzshlp. But the Navy's loss was thc nation's gain. -_'-»—<0>-i~

PRINCE OF WALES HAS MANY OFFICIAL DUTIES

certain amount o to tbc idea u

There Is a glamour attached ‘being the heir apparent to i throne, and seldom. if ever was a fulurc king an mllch spoken of watchod, and generally admired as our own Edward Prince oi Wales.

Ho has certainly succeeded ~In cndearlng Iilmsell‘ t0 the heart: of his future subjects. by his uni fnrnlly genial and democrntii ways. Felw of the world's‘ grea ones have more friends land few or enemies and few of the Kiinfl- of tho pant have had such a wnlr

derful (ipporiunity to learn at first hand lhc inner lifc~of tlll British Empire. _ "

It may be interesting for olu

readers lo learn just how the fw nler spends his time whcn an his uw-n quarters in St. James I‘: lace. London.

The palace Is an old bnlldlni; somewhat long and low, oil‘ Pal IMall. The visitor who is privileg cd in call upon tlu- Ilolr in flu ‘Throne In greclcd at tho door b; a fnotman, who hands him ovi-l in a secretary. ‘The latter LISlIIJI“ the (roller into the presence o" the very hsrd- working Pnlmio. n.

Tile ‘Prince's rooms are fur nlshcd very simply. There ls n: legal rlifllplay. And his home lifl is almost as qtllct as that of lhc aver ire. men.

W en on holiday he seldom

Rcta- up before ten o'clock. lit‘ doesi not have ii conventional ‘bfeflkfflflt. but eats SRIIIIWIGIIP!

11nd blscultfiubfllflllil he rifles. A. a rule lie docs not inks either tee. or cello with this meal.

=~Durinrr the morning hi; w[] Play 1:01! nnd_ often spend the m" I-“1'11°‘111 Illlflllllll! , a lawn mower

of RGIIIICIII F t Ml"! fat pebble fear golrdlnnlw" means for reducln , ‘ Here is an Olflfflfiffllllmvr Xfiiflll ‘Extlreorrdlnafy because whln My.‘ ec y arm ens no dieting‘ r nxgr. also ere necessary.“ Mnrmu); pm». cription Tablets are Illlidbhfflllcfly. in lccnrdencifwlth the famous Merl mole Prescription. You reducemteml. ilY and sully. with no Ill effects Procure them from yourmdruggliil ""1""! “I151” $011! cue.’ or, send price direct to he‘ hfarmbl ' Com- pany, 4618 Woodwerd- AYQIRH‘; Tim‘ .

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qlbout, sixteen muzzIe-IQMIIHE . guns. ‘- t . . _ ' Their first trip was to the W 6111-

lntiids. '

was ordered to show him round. "

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When at thc scaside be spends a

good deal of time swimming. and

‘I0_l_I.lilI.[8I‘ whcrc ho may on he Joes a consult-fable amount sunning which is his lavorilr- ‘oriii if exc;cisc,“I-It~ ls fond of music. and. bile he is really a clever‘ musiou Llu-cfcra listening to ihc perfmjti ‘iiccs of his friends. Sol much _ for- his holidays, " llis"nvlirkillg davs are differ- ent, Then lie flats at cignl and "alter a light llireakiast rlcals with iris clJfrtlSpdllflulltle, which nat~ llralfly is very heavy. ‘ Ilcfore he lunchcs-"al on". thirlyi he rccclvcs callcre‘, Willie during lhe afternoon he fulfils ‘lllllhllli, uigagcmcnts and pays visits. At] ’ivn trcloclflhei has lea, after which he works in his library ulr ‘.il cight-“rfcrllck, wlicn (llliller in servcdlm ‘ '