The Exeter Advocate, 1922-11-2, Page 3PANGS OF NEURALGIA
This Painful Trouble is Due to
Poverty of the Blood.
Neuralgia is one .of the most painful
maladies that aifllets ltuxnanity. The
trouble is usually seated in the face
or head, following the coutste of some
nerve, but it attacks bther harts of the
body as well, It is characterized by
acute pains, sometimes steady, at
others spasmoaie and darting, liut
whatever course it takes the pain is
agonizing' and almost uubearable,
Medical authorities agree that neural-
gia is due to poverty .of the blood—
that the nerves are actually being
starved. It is blether agreed that if
the blood is purified and enricbed the
trouble will disappear., It is for this
reason that Dr, Williams' Pink Pills
have been eo successful in treating
neuralgia. They enrich the hood
which feeds the starved, aching nerves.
and thus bring relief to tbe sufferer,
whose general health is also unproved.
Proof of, the value of these pills in
cases of this kind is ,3'ven by Mrs. M.
Brown, R,R, No. 1, Warsaw, Ont., who
- says: "I have taken_ ler. Williams' Pink
Pills aad can recominead them as be -
leg the best medicine I know of for
neuralgia, Two years ago I hail an at-
tack of this trottllle la the Week and
Shoulder, The repented attacks cf. the
Pain were of such frightful intensity
that ray life was alulost unbearable. I
consulted two doctors end took their
medicine, but without relief. I bad.
taken I)r, Williams' Plnit, P111s years
ago, when they helped ins wonderfully,
and I decided to try them again. Be-
ene I lied taken more than a half
dozen boxes the pain bad disappeared,
and 1 have since enjoyed the best of
health, thanks to Dr; Williams' ,Piuli:
Pills.""
You can get these pills through any
medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents
a box or six boxes for 55.00 from The
Ilr. Williams' ;Uedicine Ca„ Brockville,
Out.
"A GOOD SERVANT, BUT A BAD MASTER."
—British sad Colonial Press.
Importance of Weed.
If you stop to think of it, you will
realize that the city man wed woman
are far more concernet1 with what bap,
pens to tI,•s forest than the fanner or
the mountaineer. It will be tee city
people, not those who sive unser the
shadow of the trees, whose standard
of living will first suffer from the lack
of woad. It takes more wood, used ill
more ways, to feed, °lathe, and house
fie city dweller than those who live
where the food and the lumber come
front. Per after the raw material is
produced it utast be shipped, mann-
factured, and distributed, and ell these
are impossible without woad.
Girls with blue eyes and fair hair'
invariably look best in blue, while
greeny tinted eyes naturally suggest
the russet tints of autumn, 1
The Traffic 12 iabit-Forming Drugs
Lir', J. G. Shearer, Secretary Social Service Council of Canada.
Addiction to the use at hablaformiug Quebec 237 133 iO4
drugs .such as opium, morphine and { British Columbia .. , 316 300 15
cocaine has assumed suck largo pro-
portioue and been so difficult to SUP- j Total , . , . , ........ , 845 634 211
Press and makes suck terrible 1::tv oc,
physical, mental and moral of its en-
slaved victims as to cause grave con -
ecru to leaders alike in Church and
State. Parliament is always unanim-
ous In making the Opium and 'Narcotic
Drugs Act more stringent and effect-
ive. The only question raised by mem-
bars in t'otnmons or Senate le bow
best to acecunplish the end sought.
Tiee present Premier, Right eon. W.
L. MacKenzie King, then Minister of
Labor, introduced the Act in 1911. It
]las been strengthened since under the
Right Bonorables Sir Robert Borden
And Art el
Q Arthur h i<t ghen, and last session
under the Hon. H. S. Deland, Minister
of Health. The penalty was raised to
seven years. Whipping was added
where drugs are supplied to juveniles,
and uuuaturalized aliens convicted of
offences were ordered deported after
serving sentence.
It is interesting to note tbe distri-
bution of this traffic iu the provinces
of the Dominion. The very latest
figures supplied by the Federal De-
partment of Health, giving the num-
bers for Federal convictions for the
year ending 31st March, 1922, are as
follows:
Non-
Chin- Chin -
Total ese ese
Prince Edward Island 0 0 0
Nova Scotia 9 3 1
New Brunswick ... , 14 9 5
Manitoba , ...... 15 0
Ontario ,. , .. 66 52
Saskatchewan ... 88 73
Alberta 101 59
We have arrauped theeo iiguees In
ascending scale.
The first flet that stares ono in the
face is the tremendous proportion of
Chinese in this stunmary of effenders
•-634 out of 845. The now law attach-
ing deportation as a penalty will prob-
ably in a few yearn materially- alter
these figures. It is likely that many,
irerlrnpa most of the Chinese ()Venders,
are not Canadian citizens and are
therefore subject to deportation when
convicted. These must either mend,
their ways or leave Canada.
It is interesting
to note that no
mention is made of Japanese or East
Indians in this statement.
It is sometimes argued by those op-
posed to ,prohibition of the traffic In
intoxicants that it results in increased
addiction to the use of drugs. These
official figures effectively knock the
props from under this contention. The
two provinces not under prohibition
show 552 convictions out of 545 for all
Canada. If tbe Chinese are Ieft out
the figures are 119 in these two pro-
viuces out of 211 in all Canada.
1 do not argue that prohibition les-
sens the use of drugs but that It cer-
tainly does not increase it. British
Columbia's quota of 15, omitting the
Chinese, which are more numerous
there than in any other part of Cana-
da, is not abnormal].• large. being the
same as Manitoba's and Saskatche-
15 wan, s. But it is singular that in all
14 the Western Provinces, leaving out the
15 Chinese, the convictions are • Draper -
42 tionately much • larger than in Ontario
WORDS OF PRAISE FOIL
B DT'S O11 tiRIJETS
No medicine receives such great
Praise from thankful mothers as do
Baby's Own Tablets. once a mother
has used them for her little ones she
will use nothing else. The Tablets are
a mild but thorough laxative. They
regulate the Vowels and Stomach:
drive out constipation and indigestion:
relieve colds and simple fevers; pro-
mote healthful sleep and make teeth-
ing easy. Concerning them ;tl:s. Ozaer
LeBien, litaddiugton Falls, Que.,
writes: ---1 ala well satisfied wall
Baby's Own Tablets and will always
use them for my little ones." The
Tablets are sold by medicine dealers
or by mail at 25 cents a box from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Qut.
A cunning man is seldom 1.1wan
never honest
and the Maritime Provinces. Mani-
toba, Saskatchewan and British Co-
lumbia have 15 each anti Alberta 42;
Ontario 1.4, with a population of half
a million more than the four com-
bined.
The case of Quebec is also not easily
explained, Two hundred and thirty
seven, including Chinese, or 104 not
including them, is abnormal. This is
certainly .not to be charged up to the
French Canadians. Out of the 237 in
that province only 21 are outside
Montreal in an almost solid French
population, and ot those 21 only 11 are
non -Chinese. This ,s highly credit-
able to Quebec outside Montreal,
Montreal itself is the most perplesing,.
The Health Department's more com-
plete report gives Montreal 216, in.
eluding Chinese, or 93 without them in
a .population, of perhaps 750,000. Com-
pare this with the figures for the
whole ot the Maritime Provinces, 25
including Chinese, or 6 without them,'
out of a population of 1,000,000. Or
compare it again with Ontario con
viotions--66 Including 'Chinese or 14
without them, out of a population ot
not much less than 3,000,000.
This can hardly be explained by the
cosmopolitan ebaracter of Montreal's
population. Winnipeg, Vancouver and
other cities are quite as cosmopolitan
in proportion to population as Mont-
real. And there is no finer type of
population anywhere than the people
of Montreal in general.
Montreal has had for many years en
abnormally large and (at least nega-
tively) tolerated colony of criminal,
that is, commercialized social vice, as
the reports of the Montreal Committee
of Sixteen conclusively sk'ow.
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Caffeine, the irritant in tea and coffee, often robs the system cf
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` India is to have the world's highest
lir eeo a'; a� dam across a river gorge 395 feet deep
o n and more than 1,000 feet wide.
Of
Him Ask far Minardee and take no other.
Thousands of people needlessly en-
dure a bait stele, nervous, run -dawn
condition when thee might enjoy
sturdy, robust health and all its mani-
fold blessings it they only knew what
to do- 'People in this condition find
'Pulite soon ends their trouble and
builds up abundant strength, anergy
and vitality. John Ahern, of 1 Boult•
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"Stomach treuble had me in a gen-
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constipated, had headaches and dizzy
sPeiis'awl felt worn out all the time..
MY' wife received seen splendid results
from Tarlac that I took it rnyaelt,
Now, my troubles are things ot the
past and I'm a well man once mare,"
Nervousness and a run down, tired -
out feeling are but symptoms of a
hidden cause, wlticle usually lies in
the stomach. Taulae enables you to
digest your food properly, eliminate
waste and regain your old time
strength and vigor, Get a bottle to-
day at any good druggist. Advt-
The Future.
"Tis well that the future is 'hidfrom
our sight,
That we walk In the sunshine, nor
dream of a cloud;
We cherish a flower, think not et the
blight
And dream at the loom that Ina/
weave us a shroud.
It was good, it was kind, in the Wise
One above
To fling Destiny's veil, o'er the Lace
of aur years,
So we see not the blow that shall
strike at our love,
And expect not the beam that ;;hall
dry up our tears,
Though the cloud may be bark, there
is sunsbine beyond it;
Though the, night may be long, yet
the morning Is near;
Though the vale may 1,3 deep, there is
music around it,
And hope 'mid our sorrow, bright
Lope is near.
"Cock and Bull Story."
The term "cacti and bull story" or-
iginated from a seventeenth -century
phrase, "Cocks and bulls and flutes
and fuddles,idle tales and foolish rid -
dies."
MOTHER!
Open Child's Bowels with
"California Fig Syrup"
` STOMACH IS
TROUBLING YOU
tartly' End indigestion
or Stomach Misery with
"Pape's Diapepsin"
As soon as you eat a tablas or two
of "Pape's Aiapepsin" your indigestion.
es goner Heavy pain, heartbarn, flatu-
lence, gases, palpitation, or any miser:"
frons a sour, acid stomach ends. Cor-
rect your stomach and digestion for a
few cents. Each package guaranteed
by druggist,
Wide of the Mark.
Last week we were invited to a
friend's home far dinner.
They had a lovely silver service on
the table, and, as we sat down, my
small son, with had never seen one be-
fore, called to me "0, Mother, we're
going to eat tin plates. Isn't that
jolly? Just like being at a picnic;"
tie
1VIONEY ORDERS.
When ordering :goods by mail send
a Dominion Express Money Order.
A Forest of Quinine.
The cinchona forest in Java covers'
about 25,000 acre&. The larger part of
the world's supply of quinine comes "
froth that country.
Minard's Liniment for Distemper.
Stories of Famous People.
Took All the Poor Beggar Had.
Augustine Blrreli, in his early days
at • the bar, often had many poor
Clients. On ono occasion the defend-
ant was so poor that Barrell offered to
handle his case for nothing. Birreld
won the case, and the grateful client
sent hint fifteen, shillings.. In order
not to hurt the man's feelings, Mr, Bir-
relI accepted the fee, but a fellow law-
yer reproached him for doing s•o.
"Don't you know," said the fellow
lawyer, "that it is unprofessional to
take less than gold?"
"Well, said Mr. Barrell; seriously,
"I took all the poor beggar had. You
don't consider that unprofessional, do
you?"
Metba's Little Vanity,
'Melba; the famous singer, has a very
pretty wit:. One rather likes this story
which bas just been told of her. Not
long ago, she turned up• unexpectedly
at a charity cafe-cliantant in London,
and piit 'everybody'in a flutter. It was
too good an opportunity to 1)e missed,
and the organizer of the charity rush-
ed to Melba with outstretched hands.
"How deligahatful to see you hers!, she
exclaimed. "Everybody wants tobear
you sing badly."
But Melba shook her head,
"Then I'm afraid . they won't," she
said, "beoause, you see, I can't:"
He Nearly Guessed.
"I'm improving in drawing,- mother,"
said the little girl,
"Are you, dear? That's good,""
"Yee. 1 drawed a cake on my slate
and brother guessed it was an oyster.
He knew it was somethiii' to. eat, any-
way, didn't Ire?"
ISSUE No, 43—'22.
Even a sick child loves the "fruity"
taste of "California Fig Syrup." If the
little tongue is coated, or if your child
is Listless, cross, feverish, full of cold,
or bas colic, give a teaspoontul to
cleanse the liter and bowels, In a
few hours you can see for yourself
how thoroughly it works all the con-
stipation poison. sour bile and waste
out et the bowels, and you have a well,
playful child again,
Millions of mothers keep "California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know a tea- t
spoentul 'to -day saves a sick child to-
morrow, Ask your druggist for geiu-
ire "Caliternia Fig Syrup" which line
directions tor babies and cbildren at
all ages printed on bottle. Mother"
You Must say "California" or you may
get an Imitation fig syrup.
A Health Saving.
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Colds Headache Rheumatism,
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