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ter describe the process.

The liquid which does the woik is

nothing more than a combination of paradin and resin. It makes_ an air- tight covering over the' burn at the s-auie tlnie soothes the wound and al- lays the pain. `

“Laid on with a brush it would be

bules. the patient does not even feel the fall of. the spray on the flesh. and .lt is quickly covered with a waxy -sur- face that becomes air»tlght as soon as the r-trips of cotton batting are laid over lt and painted evenly with more of tne same liquid.

The temperature of this liquid.

painful, but as it drops ln tiny glo-

0 piuniitorphinc norlli

l‘i‘omotcs l)igcsiion.Cluerl'uil Slgnature -- IICSS ilililli2Si.C0llltilIlSli¢lll!i’§ _ when applied, is 70 degrees centlgrade,

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of 1.5 degrees Fehrenheit My atten-

Nor Nxincoric.

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A o f mi-.moiy toreonsinri ' lio‘l1.r§t';urSlnmach.0iarrhoef\. Wor|na.t`.onvuisions.Feverish ness and L0§S OFSLIIER foc Simile Signatiire ol'

1\is C|:NrAua Canranv. . MONTRMLL NEW YORK

afar Uver

Thirty Years

_ Ex-ct °rWr‘pPcr' vnz rum-Aust esnsunv. new vena uivv.

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tion was called to the heat first by the

“S B on the skin. `

‘ Great cars is always taken to see.

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NEW SKIN GROWN

OVER LARGE BURNS.

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'i°hut iivw' skin iiiay -bc gruivii over ioi~i»zii~iiis buntllotl was leil in by an

vcry large siii'i`ai'i».~; lroin ivtiirli it has or`tlei'i_v‘ and scaled on a stool. A nurse

renioved thi- liantiageg and the liiirned

n cure for burns uscil .=\it'cL‘.st=l'till_\‘ in skin. Sho waislit-‘tl oft the pus with ri

l-`rciit-li ariiiy liospital.~'- hy lir. linriliv small riiblicr hoscaiitl dried the lie-sh ` .lc Saiitliort. .~\ :<iiii‘_ilar curb is siiitl to with an elet~trit~ liot-air drier. Then “On fiirther 6-riquiry l found that lshv liimglit an atoiiiizer filled with ai

is the css-exit-v of .<iiup\li<~iL_\' lioiugllioi liquid. This Slit- spi'ti_veil t:nrot'iill_v

an exit-iisitiii of that iiseri liylovi-r thc hiiiid and i`oi'eai'iii. so that

when lie .~‘ti4>l;s r'oiii'i~pla:<lci'Ithey ii'ei'<~ sooii i>utii't~l_i' i'0i'eii‘il with'

|,m-ii.-,i iinygoi-_ 'I`lii» air. with a soft white, ivax-like <'oi'erlng.

it.~:~ troiitiiesouit- germs. is ilioroi1i;lil_i" "\\'liiii- it ivns still liot,` she laid cxt-liidetl iintll .\'atur»» lius hail tinivto strips of thin ruttoii batting over it grow a new coating. whicli sho iiot».~: and painted ilii.~'- with the sam-c liquid,

until the wliiilc wouiitl was .\‘+~_iletl in

not intvri'crtil \i'iili_ .\.'otii'itlisiaii<liii;:|under the tiryiiii: fliquiti. Then she 5,5 ,.x,r,.,,,.-- _siiiiplivity thi- ini-thrill has irrtippt-il it up in thicker cotton. cost its iiivt.-iittir Iwi-iii_i'-tivii _i'<=:iis ot' batting. and vi'i'~iit to work on the other_

been burneil a‘liva_\'.~' is'~<lt~|iiiiii.-ti';it¢~d bi'

lic in u>‘-0 in iivi~iii1ui_v. The trvutiiiciii

iiiieroly

.i hui' <)\'PI‘ it

tliurouf.:lil_\' and t|ui<'kl_\' wlwn slit- is

ilii» tri-atuiciit in 'I`.hc \\'orltl's Work t.\'cw \'orl< l)s<'eniherl:

“The t-ure is -simple and ear-y to

uiitlerstand. I had hest tlcscrllie, it as I iirsi .vtaiv it applied.

"A _young soltlier with his hands and

lfact that a drop of it fell on the sound skin of one oi’ the patients so that he cried, 'It is burning mei' As he 'had just had several cans of it sprayed and painted on his back, this seemed curl- ous to nn amateur in medicine until it was explained .to me that he did not fell the heat on the' tleeh as he would

that none of ii touches the sound skin. i and thin. as l matter of fact, was the only occasion of which I saw any one oven squirm.

""l`he whole thing seems so simple

it strikes one at once as remarkable _that it is not t’hc common process for healing burns everywhere. And when ‘you .see the size of some of thc burns, _it curesfa whole back. for instance.

chief, Dr. Barthe de Sandfort, and he

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cuity of preparing the paratliu and

' resin, just right. `

twenty-two .Vears.' he s-aid 'and I have a good deal still to learn about the varieties and qualities ol’ the paraffin and resin. I have been able to train onefother man to do it as I do, but it is a long. slow process of education. I cannot train many workmen to do lt. and ut the present time I am produc~

the wonder at it grows. 1 said somo- thlng to this effect to the' medical

replied that it would probably be m re widely used if it wee not for the dlfll-

“‘l have been working at it for

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so I took a second

of Lydia E. and now I am

an. I_ad-

ovory woman, or married. is troubled with any of the afore-

nid ;_|tmq|iu,‘>to try your wonderful Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier and I am sure they will help her to get rid of her troubles."-Mrs Easis J. Vaivnnn Smal, 'I Godwin Street. Pat- erson; N. J.

Women suffering with any torm of female ills, or any symptoms that they do not understand. are invited to wnte tho Lydia E. Pinkbom Medicina Co., Lynn, Hass. (confidential), and tocsivs advice wholly treo of cost.

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skin. lt is not quita so simple a mat- 1 -_s _ 'N - , _ "’_ _

tor when the burns are deeper but ~_ '_ _ _

as the process is alwpys the lime and _ T ‘ `

does no; vary on account of the degree ‘ 5 " -'» 5- i» ~ __ - f

of the burn before going .on to dc- ' » '

scribe other cures I had rhl s bot- - _ _

AllllllESS lllll ¢

Prof. W. T. McLeod. B. A.. B. D, on March 14th.. 1917, by the pupils of the North Wiltshire School, P. IE. I.

Prof. W. T. Maclleod.

Dear Friend and -Teachers- Havliig learned with regret that you

are about to sever your connection with us we wish to convey to you our appreciation of your itntiring zeal and energy in fitting us lor the duties ot life. _

You -have always been courteous and

kind, in the discharge of your duties as' our teacher and have proved to the utmost your lnestimable worth as our instructor and friend.

We 'are very sorry to part with you

for you have made our daily tasks seem easy by the' etilcient, manner in which you explained all lessons. You have brought the school up to tho highest standard- of .proficiency Twenty-two have studied all the sub- jects required for entrance to the P. W. College and are _well advanced in the work. '

Please accept this iiddressand purse

of money. not for their intrinsic value but just to prove to you that we ap~ prociate your kindness and labor nnioug us.. .

(Signed) Murgnrct.MacLciiii

Mao MacDonald Wm. A. Cullan

` Florence Coady

and thirty-four others.

The occasion of the above address

and presentation was celebrated at the home of Mr.`Edison Easter by about eighty school _children and' pa- rents. ' _

Mr. Easter called the meeting to or-_

Was Cnlltllltlely

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wnii severe iso oi 9,,

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swonN_ s'rA'rsMsN'r Fnoni A MAN wi-to mis '

Finance in on.-'ci-iAss'e~oturxgzgfmnspi °°"

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There is no longer any debate as~a

to the bei-it treatment for itching_ bleeding or protruding piles. But' since nliout. one person in every four suffers more or less from this annoy- ing ailment it is necessary to keep on telling people about Dr. Chs.se'a 0intm_eut. ~ _

Mr. \Vm. Shaw. island Brook. Que.,

writes: "l am writing this to let you knoiv the benefit I have derived from your Ointment. I have suffered -more or less for years with prntniding-

for me than all novo not been ut>tili‘>’ie.lth~,‘ll,°’ “ winter. Iconsldar it to be thee I" remedy for piles 1 im., 8,-,Q I" and shall"always carry g' \,` u'

ima. although I doi_i't thlnkpix wi

nee it for iles. ' ‘ "1 for Qother pb;-poses. w?nh?|:;f‘;“°d 1 such as burns and cuts stirsllm °*°-- _Nd my wif° Hays it 'isbn °h° the best remedies for such 111,: ° W0 NWO ever had in the hcusepon 0100811 you only charge sign; ce,,,aA

piles, and last winter i got so had. I for anyone--amicted i/ith pi

Y°\1 W h 0

was completely laid up with them. I

you can use thi l tt

went to our local storekeeper and B e er it

8 lic No is

asked him if he had anything that' was good for piles and he recom~ mended Dr. Chaeo‘s Ointment. I purchased it liox and took it home and used it according to directions and for over one year I have not been troubled with piles. il had tried other medicines before but they only

gave me temporarg relief aim that i one box of your intment did morel

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bot for.lt. l_t is well worth $5

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refer anyone to me who

know about it for piles. I in that in my business I ani known” over the English portion of Queba and am .having this statement ,,w0° to before a Justice of the Pcaco -.'

"Sworn bofore mo this first day

April. 101s. M. M. Holbrook, J P ilsl-and Brook. Que." D;-_ Chia. Ointment, 600 a box. all dealers ii Edmanson,-Bates dt Co., |.,td_, 'p0,,.,',, _

der and Mr. Amos Monaghan was ap- pointed cliairnian. _ Y _

After Mr. MacLeod' had replied to

the uddress'an enjoyable programme was rendered during which Mr. Amor-

Monaghan accompauled by Prof. Mic- Leod added to the pleasure of t o evening by their violin and song' s‘e~ lectlona. °

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Prof. -Mclocod' ave . .

readings while thge tluscitllm ilgughla? Evelyn Clow and Mr. miooo nas,” deserves special montioii. 0

About 11 o'clock all sal dow" at . iaiuo iooaou with me oiioiooot ooiiiii A o_f tho land~aftcr»_- which a vote 0

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DOMINION OF CANADA _

~i' iciitutltlii 'l`lii it ni i|.i1'\' l liunil

expr ‘in ' _ ' ' ‘ IJ( " . ‘ ~ routing iisvil is ii .-pct-itil |i1ixti1ri= oil "\\'li;itcver thc vivtliu muy have felt paratlin uint ri».~.in; anti ilii-re arc _\'t-t|nlimit it this wus u very simple case. t'cw who ran pri-pairs' it trn`w-tii'cl_i'.|l Soir the liantis zi week inte-r and I\lr. Arno l)osi-li-i“leiiru| ilius <i<=:¢t'i'ilic>'|ilie_\" ivere <-ovi\i'etl with new supple

ing hardly iuore than enough to sup- ply this hospital and the chtldi'en's hospital in Paris-.’ -

Dr. Barthe de Saiidfort has named his product. ‘anibriiicj and, naturally, his successes with it has brought iuiitators The most siiccesst`ul of these, l learn. ure Gerinaiis. who are using a some what similar pre-paraiioii foi their badly burned soldiers.

"\'i'itli all due reap:-ct to Dr. Bartlic

de Saiiili’oi't’s pei-soiial ability in inaii- utactiire what interested me most about his- process is that the cure lies in the method rather than in the par- ticular product. Doubtless his pre pniation is the most success.-ful. and. on that ii(-i:ouut deserves special re- cognition, but the greatest benefit he

’ has done the world is to do it at all

lie' told me he would like to prodiice

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_ his ‘anilirine' on a commercial scale.

and ii' lie does so and makes n fortune

from the scale of it. I for one would

r~' w say it was one of the most justified

fortunes ever ainasseil. ~l saw lilm spare terribly burned men enough pain during a fciv morning’s work to justify liiin in becoming at least a millionaire.

Dressing Comes OH Easily

"it is not necc».isary to go into nil

the illatrcsniiig details that frequently attend uhc arrival of a new patient. but pieces of shell. burnt powder. and dirt must usually bc picked from thc

._ burns. especially' if on thc fncc. l|_ ls

v not always. possible to got the burns

_ frco from contamination without. cans

ing the patient great lninicdintc pnin. so thc nnraos do -thc beat they can and lot it go at that. ~

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I was hardly any iloali ovrfr thc tcudnns.

Il q lim thc trcatinciit was thc saline an

° ° ow-r with tin- niuo o~'ox|ii<o'gionnio.=.

0 the cotton batting was laid on. und.

alntcd with thc rc aratlon. and

Instant l~’o.=atnm is rctgardctl as cnc of thc

.' icuiilzirstaplc-s of thc pantry. along with flour.

‘sugar and other “necessities” of lite,

1

Instant Posium causes none ol the dis-

comiorts oftea or coffee. It isa pure food~drini<, rich in the nourishing goodness of choice wheat, ` ‘"f°""‘ Wh°'°< _ , including the mineral elements of the grain- so '

0

essential for perfect health'

Here isa beverage that children as well as

the older ones can safely enfoy, It is ideal in its convenience (made instanty in the cup) and delicious flavor. A ten days’ trirl show

“There’s a Reason For”

Instant Pgstum -:i‘.:....':“:::.:“.1i_.:r::'..‘:::"..:.'°.ai

lmlmtltod foot. it had taken six weeks only. Ordlnarlly that cane

Canadian Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Windsor, Ont. would |,,,,,- ,.,q,,|,ed M |,,,,,,¢_ “vs_

monthftn title hospital."

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‘B~t'

in any cvcnt ,thc dressing roninliia

only twenty-fopr hours. and. comt's off frocly tlic monic-ut the bandagca arc rcfnovctl. lindor thc music tho flash- worklng its own <-nic has tlaually pro duccd ii iaycr of sccrotloii. and arvthis

" ia washed away the dlil. coiiics with,

"Suppose .a.~.. in frequently thc char

at St. Nicholas tho patlciitfs ciitiro film and. licad have been badly burnoil. -I . ka iv one such man who was buriif-tl'-to tht- third nml` fourth dcgroc 'There

for first dozrco cnsoa Encii dni ii . thc accuniu-Iatioii of accretion was waalicd off. his cntlro hcnd was drlcd with thc electric dricr it was strayed

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' everything but; tlic uiouth was scaled

np. For twenty-four liours the men lay tranquil. without pain. and the .process was renewed. Each tlnv I . could sec wberc the vcry llealrwas hc

lltg-renewed aiid_wliero°tlic burns werewthc shalloivcst. skl_n began to ap- peal. The derpcr the hurn the slow- er was tho healing, but iii' the end the iiuui had anew iiornial' ez-ltlii ovcr'~hiii fare. bead and neck. Wltlili`1__u_moiith fronrthe time lie entered the hospital. thc akin was eiitlrely reniade nnd._lf-

_ ter n tiny or so with oxide of zinc

itprcad over the ncii' t-uticle he walk€'-l

="'l`he process also has shown skin whore the-re never was akin before. Oni- soldier has. his htceps shot away and instc-.id of having ii at-ar he has In arm rovered with an even layer of skin minus. his triceps."

The writer quotes |)r. W. 0. Sher-

man. surgeon-iii-chief of the Carne-

“"I‘he supple, new skin grown with- out graftlng is a remarkable' enough

_ i thing in itself, 'but more striking yet

. from a surgical point of view is

,_ - the rapidity with .which skin is' grown "' " ` bv this method nvnr annputatlone. I

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Tim Mimsrmn or FxNANcl: otlers herewith, on behalf

of the Government, the above-named Bonds for Subscrip- tion at 96, payable as follows :-

10 per cent on application;

30 “ 16th April, 1917;

‘ 15th May, 1917;

15th June, 1917.

~ The total allotment of bonds of this issue will be limited

' to one hundred and fifty million dollars, exclusive of

the amount (if any) paid for by the surrender of bonds as the equivalent of cash under the terms of the War Loan prospectus of 22nd November, 1915.

The instalments may be paid in full on the 16th day of

April, 1917, or on an y instalment due date thereafter, under

' discount at the inte of four per cent per annum. All

payments are tn be made to a chartered bank for the credit. of the lV..nister of Finance. Failure to psy any instalment whr'i rluc will render previous payments liable to forfeiture aiztl thc allotment to cancellation.

% Snliscriptioizs, accompanied by a de oait of ten per ,, _ cent of the _i_=_iu_<_;iu11`_ti_suliscr.ibed-,;`must; _b.e`_-lsirwarded through

115 the medium of a chartered bank. Any branch in Canada of any ch.”-rtered bank will receive subscriptions and issue

Tl1is"l ian is dutfliorized."u`nder Act. of the Parliament

-.of Canada, and both princitpal and interest will be a

` . charge upon the Consolidate Revenue Fund. ‘

` Forms ci application m`a_v he obtained from any branch

,_ _ in Canaria of any cI1'.'itl»‘i-<-rl blink and at the oflice of any li' Assistant Receiver General in Canada.

Subscriptions must. be for ewan hundreds of dollars.

' ' -In case of partial allotments the surplus deposit will be

applied towards- payment of the amount due on the

__ ' 1~ Scrip certificates, non-negotiable or payable to bearer ‘il in _ accordance with the choice ol the applicant for

' 1,13 registered orbearer bonds, will be issued, after allotment, H I-_ l_ 1', < inexchsnge for the provisional receipts. '

\_."'__ _‘_ Wlienitlie scrip'certificates-have-been.Eoid~in full and 4"... ,payment endorsed~th__ercon theban ~-receiving the

._.mo1i_ey, they-mny.be_excl\I,ltg‘e_ ffor.bonds,._wl1en prepared,

‘ ._ f.1~pwl’th;coupon_s-attached, payable -to_- bearervormegistered

‘ __ as ,to principal, .ora for t`iilly_~.regist,_ere'd.'.-bbndspwhen -- .___pr__e_p_ared,` without coupons, unnesocordance with-the

__g,spplic|.tion. _ ` »- - _ _ __ _ _ - . Q ‘ ‘ -` `

ffl issue of $150,000,000 5% Bonds Motoring ist Mor¢h,19s

Payable at par at Ottawa, Halifax, St John, Charlottetown, Montreal, Toronto,

Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary, Victoria, and at the Agency of '

the Bank of Montreal, New York City. `

Q5 INTEREST PAYABLE HALF-YEARLY, lst MARCH, lit SEPTEMBER.

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.

i T, . .

_ ISSUE PRICE 96.

A FULL HALF-YEAR’S INTEREST WILL BE PAID ON lst SEPTEMBER; 1917.. 'ma Pnocaaos or 'ms Lo1iN wiu. an usno ron wuz runrosi-:s oNLv.

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Delivery of scrip certificates and of bonds will be made

through the chartered banks. .

The issue will be exempt; from taxes-iiicliiding any

income tax-imposed in pursuance of legislation enacted by the Parliament of Canada.

The bonds with coupons will be issued in denominations

of $100, 8500, $1,000. Fully registered bonds without coupons will be issued in denominations of $1,000, $5,000 or any authorized multiple of $5,000. .

’lhe bonds will be paid at maturity at par at the oflice

of the Minister of Finance and Receiver General at Ottawa, or at. theoiiice of the Assistant Receiver General at. Halifax, St.'.lohn, Charlottetown, Montreal, Toronto,

Winnigeg, Regina, Calgary or Victoria, or at the Agency of the ank of Montreal, New York City. .

The interest on the fully registered bonds will be paid -'I

by cheque, which will _be remitted by post. Interest on bonds with coucpons will be paid on surrender of coupons. Both cheques an coupons, at the option' of the holder, will be payable free of exchange at any branch-in Canada. of any chartered bank, or_at. the Agency of the Bank of Montreal, New York City." ' ‘ ‘ -"' ~ ' - .Subject to the payment of twenty-five centsfor each

new bond issued, holders of fully registered bonds ;withont. coupons will have the right to convert into bonds of the denomination of _$1,000 with.coupons,,an<l_fhqlda¢q,,of bondp

with coupons will have the right to 't>onvei'h"i1ito'fuli5" registers ' bonds of authorize denominations, without .,

coupons at any time on application to the Minister of Finance. _ _

The books of the loan will be kept at t.he»Depai-tment

of Finance, Ottawa. .

Application will be made in due course-for the listing

of the issue on the Montreal and Toronto Stocl:`Exchanges.

Recognized bond and stock brokers having ollioes and

carrying on businesain Canada willibe allowed qi commis- sion of three-eighth: of one .per cent. on allotments made in respect of applications bearing their stamp, provided, however, that no commission will-bsallowed in respect of the amount of any allotment psidfor by the surrender of<bonds issuedunder the -War'Loan prospectus of 22nd

Noyember, -1915, or- in- res_pect~of the - amount of any allotment'-paid-for by surren er of~iive per .cent- debenture stock-maturi_ng~»1st -October, - 1919.: =_N.o commission » will be. allowed .=in. respect »of' applications .on ‘ forms -which have not been-printedtby the 'Kihg’s Printer. '_ _

‘ suascairfriou Lis'rs wiu. ctosa oN on nnroan Tnnzsfoi or-MAacn,'19i_1.

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