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tTlif EDUCATION
BY DR. J, J. MIDDLETON
.
provincial Beast' of Health, Ontario
st Middleton will be alai te Witmer questioes on Pub1ie4lealth met- n
tere tittotiglethis column Address !inn et Spedina-Douse, Spitdina
eteaceet, Tarento.
The etteSee or influencee that bring
abotitta. laxity of Morals aa one efAlle
great 'probleme acing .411 Public
.Denith offleitils and nerkers for
cial betterment at the present time,
Prefeesor J, A, Dale of Toronto Uni-
varsity in "reftseriag to the eaMPalgu
no•tv 'lichee waged against venereal
disease le thiseprevince !eitee., eeveral
'influetiees
that •May tend laniards. a
10WOre'd laniard of. morality. 'While
admitting that environment '•Is a
powerful factor in, the deVelloPmen of
'character, Prof,essor Dale -emphasizes
the tact that lemma beings inherit
certain tendencies for good or evil
that pleyta: large part in their Atti-
tude towards life in- general, and their
recital, trierel and: physical make-up.
• The oliginal inetincte of every ItilL
Man :being, he said, determine to emit°
'extent bia daily eels, the thirtge he
notices and his attitude towards these
things., There is in"some htdividuals
an innate :tendeney te wrong ,cloing
• due to faulty heredity, but thee ten-
,
dencies CAT1 ba in great gnat eracli-
eathd or •lesiened by the. exercise of
will,* control through" the eheke of
lines of action mad conduct. Sex
inetincte, Professor Dale explain,S, go
deep and far, much beyond; the mere
matter of reproduction of the sp.ecies,
These instincts are intricately woven
into the•vvhole human *miter:ark: In
dealing' with ,sueh a Matter, the prob-
lent beeomos ope of mensal eduoation
'‘''''tarolarile • of. mortality 'are •Iso be
raised. Purification of the mind and
body of seeiety is whet IS steeded, but
how cyan this be doe? By iecreasing.
the • Moral strength and deereaeing
moral weakness. Apart, from the
hereditary tendenSies ' of the
Videal, there are Many influences
thattur_doehtedly bring 'about a lower -
ling , of morals. These :infltheecee are
well known find conmeriplace, but
iforlethe- lees ,ds.in rerous
PovertY, bad "houSing "aceemnitidation,
think, lack of exercise, delayed mar-
riage, weary monotoneus vverk, idle
boredom and, of course, the activities
of brothel :keepers and Moral degens
era tes, - • '
At once •the rnagnitucle f this task
towards moral and social betterment
becomes apparent. Knowledge, refin-
ing influeuces and healthfi1 activity
are badly needed ,everytvhere i pres-
eclarlay life's' but it seems 'sometinics.
as if" radieal changes will, have to,be
made in our whole social and Indus-
trird system, if the underworld of vice
and the tendencies, thereto are to be
cleared away. Intelligent anen and wo-
men in all progressive •countries are
trying to 'find a common plan Or
ground work for carrying on eon,
certed action teevards a raising of •the
literal" standard of bath men and W41.
men. At present the work-hae hardly
‘bergun.
•
. ,
OIL OR GAS LOCATED
BY THE PENDULUM
EARTH'S DENSITY AF-
FECTS OSCILLATIONS.
Pendulum Definitely 'Predicts
, Absence Of.pil 0,114Possi-
bility of its;Pieserlice.
We have stopped before' a clock
•tund watched the pendulum go to and
fro, 'aucl tick' off the Secoads or time
In its ceaselees work. Why 11 ticks,
off•seeoada, we probably do not knew,
and furthermore . do Pot' care—we
steely knew that it is itsbusiness
turtle ,so. Hewever, the,re, is, 01000011;
10. dependent Upon the length of the
pendulum and •upon the tOMOn or pull
that eauSee.- it to "oscillate. If We
effauge its 'length the •periotl will be
different, or if weschaugo. the fOrce or
Mill, retaining thoeitime length, the
Period will again be different
Attraction df the Earth.
• The Mill on, fOreedesespentiallY the
attraction of the easith...eporis the diss
plaeed ,hob of the Pendulum, ee that
it We alloW•a pendulrumpf invariable
length the swing in filfferent parte of
the earth „ an,d note the aumbeat of
swings It makes., say 10 em. lionr:or in
a day, it will eve us a imeaeure• or
determining the differeace of pull or
attraction of the earth, which would
'mem tha,t it would tell isa tba rera-
tivo distance that' we 'are from the
eentre of the earth at the various, sta-
tions of observation. From this.it is
obvious that the figure or 'etliptieity
Of the earth maybe: nand by niearis
tit the pendulum. • '
The:figura an rotation .of the, earth
affect- the pendulum in two distinct
rays. In the northeam hemisphere go-
ing. e:outhwertit . say from Ottawa to
Wadlingten, we get a little farther,
away from' the centresof the; eaith'en
account. ef thesequatestal belgee-Then,
ferthermeret at Washington the cell-
teifugal' force As greater, there' is a
.. granter, tendenar to fly tiff; io that
altogether the pull at Ottawa is great-
er than itisnat Washington, •
' Effects on Spring balance.
It may he observed that
weighieg hie geld in the Midyear by
means of a spring balance and ,be-
ileying it to represent so many p,cunds
and .outwee, would -naturally be SUT-
prked if be weighed, the game gold
with the ,staane• spring" baraitee in Cit -
dawn., before 'Mining his geld over to'
ehe Mint,' to that it weighed less
Zero by something like the 550th part:
of whatrit weighed in the Yuloan,
due to no fahlt of the grade what-
.
.ever, 'hut siannly thiat gaavity Is lase
at Ottawa that - at. plateS further
oath This leone remeltvvity spring'
balanees areillegal as 0,00a/tees:foe
weighing. The greatest difference in
.gravaityMpon the earth Is betiveen the
poles and the equator, where the dif-
ference anments to fully one two.
tetediedthe. • " t • .
With the groat many pendatim oln
servations, or gravity observations,
atheravioe called — because by
meansof the pendatturn we determine
the gravity of, the earth—distributed
oyez' names patda oi. the earth, besidee
linear metasurenteas which
have been, made, ties figure of the
earth is determined with a high de-
gree ol accumey, so that at any given'
latitatle we know do advanoe what the
theoretical value of gravity should be
Cr, which is tem same thing, we knew
accurately the length that the pantie.
lum must have in order to swthg
seconds there.
Rock Formations and Other Minerals
The mean deneity a the earth,
which 'Is a little over five .aati a 1)111
times that of water, has been.well de-
termined and mere scr the densities
of the many different kinds ot rock
formations and" other•mineralls, .that
conethitute the crust of the earth, w-
on which the oscillations arp depend-
ent. Any change in the distribution,
et them will, theeefore, affect the' time
cf the csoillatione 'of the Pendulum.
It, is elegem, that the nearer matter
is moire effective than matter more
remote In its attraction on the pendu-
lum.
• 'Alt • the preceding 11 to explain and
emehaelee • that the ovetlialion of a
pendulum is, dependent upon the ells-
tribution of matter around it anebe-
,
We aee Just new at the point of ,re-
vealink• what the penclitlum eherwsi;a,nd.
th,e,worlo carried In by .tlie I)onuition:
Observatery. ,Let tie here"'Stuati. a.:! few
word's Of the pendulums used for
*gravity. elasirvationaTheee pendia
hints harO no elooltwoek. They -swing.
on CM agate plans aniMeeted by au
gate •knifetedge,_ The time .of
oocU-
labon of a Single savieg le' determined
to •aa„ esietraordinary degree of ac-
Cuiracytd the '0005 teramiNiolnith of a
second of :tiinee--.thst time being de-
rived from the stars, ' • • ,
Tell Whether 011 or Gas .is Pre.eent.
ItIence,•11 we set up our apparatus,
at a .plaee svhdep latitude is, accurate-
ly known, Land deternfine the time, of
oscillation • at the pendulum, whose
period' is „known at a given, place,Ilk
Ottawa and Waishingtons we will find
whether ,thees.is,ans excess or defect
of masa ilb011e 111E1 station or place.
In another wortis esiti'the reveltotion
Is . made. We find, for instance, rata
the pendulum swing-stoo quickly ter
that 'particular latitude, whietliewOuld.
mean that there 19 afo exaesss et Maas
acting on the pendulum. Seelif a re-
sult Wattlg abstaintrely, prechtde the
presence ot oil or gasinsthe ,rock for-
mation. , This: is surely something
worth kinthving to •ther-prospeetor or
company 'about to.drill for, oil or gas.
1.1 sie4m4 e far 'story that the "pendu-
lum, 'quietly ,-and mintiest invisibly
swinging with entail •timpittude la
small eel:lam:bed iron case, should tell
so surely aalt eo Well whether oil or
ens are helper It; for. where 011 01, gas
are; the "Same space :cannot' be occu-
pied ity dlenseereeks, and if dense
rocks ere peesent 10 eXCi4V there oaa-
aol be oil or gas ia gas- quantities
preseurte soe,that the, pendulum tells
,positimelY--og the, absence of oil ov
rr, on theeether hand, we find that
the pendulum ie. seviargleg too elow17,
when its period is too long, tide would
nrean that there is miasma a defect
ot 'masts, the teasels for which may
be oil, gee or rock of small denstlY,
se that while the pendulum k able to
predict definitely the abseitee of 'oil
tend gas, wlitoh may mean, the savings%
of thestsamde ot dollars uselessly, ex-
Fended!in the genet' for those doh-
poselbility of tho presence of oil or
able commodities, it only forecasts the
• A Gift from
Natures: Storehouse
• The delicious, crisp Oranules
of the wheat and. barley Food
per. !its
contain all the natural urp--bitild--
• ing values,of the grainp,uvitaing
•mineral salts so essettial to health• .
, A food equally well suited, to .the
rozt,tirements of' yottu and, Old.
'There:5' tri ieCa.VOZ/"Acr CraPeifflitS
Said 1-)y •§rocer ywitore
is Snag
On Firetincierthe.Sea!
"-Par a fill4kOn) Wit) many' fathom; mai,
-der,ithe -sec taPaten en: fire eeentiv. all
Most .beyorid. Die realties of VO,Ifill,/gltY1'
',But it actually • ha/IMMO ' tt4lhort
'Hine ,"ago-rertaisi lit tho 1100 twe'Mea
nearlY het, their livea.
"Tbe:!eltip had 'sunk in. fairly "deel0
Water,' off the Florida . cettet; "With a
hole its the bettem of her hull .,wheret
elle had struck a driftlegentine, end
deepite all 00004 to raise tor to the
.0tI01aXe; Rite had vefliSed to 1000e.
It was deckled that. the MAY way to
get the boat uiv wars telpitam aone
preseed air into the 11n111,, and so fOreO
t11.0,water out, It,that ()Dula lota done,
'ehe' woad froat to the surface. '
!Two divers, vrent downs and,- olinab-
ing.intethe sltip rtitrongli the .hble 111
ithediull stopped uP all'cracim inthe
hold with piled ,oalartn, This was a
, simple matter as:the-large holethat
Sank her wee en thobettomend would:
eet*have to be stopped! up. Air.pump-
ed la would, be- only rablo: to escape
tin:melt any IMIees in the top. ,
. Rut after air heti been "Pumped into
the, ship, replacing „the water. In the
Main hold, she etill Vreuldnot coma up.,
There was, o' leak OmeWitere, and the
'ale Woe .eseziping too- fait tee 'their,
100)00000,
The two divers .w,ertt ,dowa once
,Mere, and" climbing into the hold of
the boat, naw.eniptY 01 water,statnped
heavily about in their weighted beets:-
Caudles weee lit, and armed with
thaserthe men*made,a•oaratut search
fortheiPoint where the alr was Ocala=
ing, the sud.den guttering of tho-fiame
se,assenate;etere.the,:dratight of escalr:
Ing air was.
• Thonthe diaster oceerred. • Oneof
the'firtanes Bolted •the now dry !oakum,'
Which, Saturated with tar -and oil, in
StantlY-burst intoeflamee.
t There wae no 'time to force the
hatch retelland loth}, the -water that
eurrinieded them,- and, the. two -men,
ham:Pared by their heavy diving •Sults,,
had to slight the •flames .they
could with' their rubbercoVerect hands.
' -One tiny hole to be huent in their
Milts regent death! for ,the men either
by:•suffoeation %smoke, Or drowning
when:getting back into the water:
• Fighting•deepirately, they :heat -the
flames, out art .lat. Then, Mere dead
than alive, the divers stumbled away
to theehole.in the ship and signalled
to be .drawn unto the earface, funky
01 aot having been burnt to death at
the bottom !of the sea.
Three Prayers by Stevenson..
Tar Itabert Louis Stevens:oafs journal
of hIsifamoue Travels with e Donkey
appears , a beatititul'Paseage that fer•
some season Was' left" out 111 1110 book
'when it was ,Pliblished. The English-
-mare Mr, Vtrillitim, Maids Arnold, who
owns many' of •Stevenson'e original
manuscripts, has, given it le th:lnlblic
along with some other choiCe bits. We
quetet.
I find tome prayers among the
.noblist"eealing• Irz the World; often
whensI am acne 1 find a pleasure in
leaking them for myselfena onetwoeld
•
Maketes sonr.,et. As I walked beside
piy ,donkey I made a prayer tWe my -
Self Which 1 liore-•offer te the reader
1)g Iler nun another thought ,that
spiings'em in rue by.the way: :
•"0 Gel,, WID0 glvest up day :by (ley
the support of thy kindlyncountenence
and leveret spirit among the manifold
temptatione,eand adventures of thk
life, having brought us thus far, do
net 0 Go.d, desert its, but With thy
continued favors follow us in our path.
Keep us upright and healable, and, 0
glum who equally gulf:test all mankind
through sun and rain, give us thy
spirit of great mercy."
Prayer for Mind rind Body:
'live us peace of mind in our day,
0 Lord,. and a sufficiency of bodily
comfort that we be not tortured with
,ohanging,' friendships or opinions, nor
crucified by disease, bat ever • in
strength, ocastanoy and pleasanthess
walk ha a fair way".before thy face and
in the sight of Men; and If it pleases
thee, Q Lord, take tie soon in health
of, mind. and -honor of body into thy
eternal rest"
A Prayer for Friends,:
"God, who hest given tie the love of
women aed the friendship -of nten,
keep alive in our hearts the sense, of
old fellowship and tenderness; 'make
offenees to be forgotteo and serVices
remembered; protect thesis wham we
love in all things and lollow them
with kindnesses, so that -they mayrIead'
simple and uosaftering- lives and in
tile 'eel die_easilytvith_catiet minds."
Chinese Art in Rugs.
Many, very beautiful tugs are now
being imparted into this toiletry from
Chime The best' of than are' of
shems'e wool, the raw material being
derived from
The people ef Mongelia,tire Mostly
nomads, their property being in floeks
and herds, Wool is their prinelnal
market product, and they ship it aby,
caeavan. Sometimes es many ae 510
camels- lackn with wool will ,arrive
ICalgan M a launch, the stuff being fat -
warded by rail from that point to
Pekin end Tientsin. • -
Much of this woo4 is mark into',rtegai
whish figure very impor:ently tn the
every-clatt 111t o'.E the Cli:eicres. Tlie
designs ,nrioeen into them 10 oven gm -
posed to • influence the welfare and
happiness of the owner, 'When .o.f
first-rate quality they impreve with
age in lustre mad beauty, and are
handed down from :father to son 011
valued heirdecens.
Every Leaman oit the Yelionellivor
carries A eug as a nee:assay parb of
hle outfit. He squats an it by day and
sleeps on 11 at night, Tragellersin
Western China, always ere provided
vitt," regi', to spread on the "ltrage"
,at the bine, which customarily fue,
lash ne bedding• theit patrons,
Making it :necessary for one to.etteey
t.
The kang is one of China's, newel: lea -
pertain; institutions teed is found in
avory Swelling 1111111 000080 onjo end
of the liviree reorn, it Is a .Stracture
of brick or mud, ill the 'shape of e
divee. fn whiter a fine is kept, burn-
ing' beneath' lb, tied reorabas of tho
:family spend mach of their time on it.
In poor folks'. hotilles the kaage is
covered with eoatee mats, bob in the
resichneee of the rieli iittzelSocze stage
aro thrown 0100 IL
1115NERVES NOW
• STRONG AS EVER
,Iton' An Ontario Teacher Re-
• ' :gained .Good Health.
oi ate a siebool-Acacher by profes-
ffion,"- anys Mr. James H. Thenuion
R.B.• No. 1, Centralia, Ont., "yet When
I started school teaChing I 'was in very
popr 'heiath, I, coffered a nervcas
'brealtddvam brou[glit on by overwork
and no relaxation. I Was unable, to
thirds, to act, or'eilen to eat preperly,
•'Queer 'little Prickly sensations v‘rlere
eontinually rtinelegt up and down my
back, my arms an my legs, like 'so
mealy •needlee, *ming at thaws .te
fairlyentrailyze me; and often my heart
was .thumping like ,a•trip-hatnneer.• I
determined to eanault our fanily .deeL
tor, and'he iminediately put me under
orders, I had to 'give op mY 2,cheo1
end return hornele order to recuPor-
ate my 'teat health. Milk was his eliief
remedy, a'rui I drank quarto o1 -4i; yet,
*zenith it helped me, itedid not'build
-Me up to my ,nornial condition—some-
thing-was 'Mis sing ;-soinething my, aye'.
tem WaStoalling for; better blood. One
day; when I pieleed up a newspaper, I
came 1aet05011411, advertieement of Dr.
'Williams' Pink , Pills 'suggesting jest
What was:needed in 'my 'Case—new,
rich, ireti'lalood, • I 'immediately •sent
for a box, arid Wheat the doetor visited
me, told him I had decidedto try Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills and he seemed
•satkfled. By the time rny box was
*nearly done, -and I determined to get
another, by:the time I had, finished
this I was 'gradually coming back to
normal. My strength was returning)
I could sit end •walk" without • strain,
For the next few weeks I continued to
take the pills, and they:Were working
wonders with me. My head was be-
coming clearer, niy memory betters
•and .my nerves were,becoming etead-
ler. I began, to go out frequently, en-
joying myself. My appetite improved
an& was even better than before Pled
my brealatiawne, I was myself again.
I got back my eehool, 'and to this day
I have, had no return of the trouble,
and: novv when anyone eomes to me
with nervous trouble'I instantly Sug-
gest Dr. Williams' Pink Pills as 'a
remedy, as I believe that what they
did in my ease they will do f �r Othesse."I
• Dr, 'Williams' Pink- Pine Call be ob-
tained from .anyi dealer in medicine, 05'
by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes
for l52.50, from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine -Co Brockville Ont
London's Skyline to 'be
!Raised Twenty Feet.
onno0,itiou to the city Authorities of
London to theeeection: of' tall" build-
ings itow eeenaa ta have ended, or
rather is, rapidly passling.! Convinced
that. tailimildings are site and a, com-
mercial adeentageethe LondensCoimty
Ceuncii, which holds tlie'poWer to re-
gulate -.things in the, English comital,
• has decided-, , to adlow etructures* of
large area to be:Inn:It 80 feet' Win:
Thi e k', tweittytffeetkhiglier, than: the
Magnitude height troVe permitted. The
decision le'the remalt ola, repert made
by • a •Cemiailssion aPpeinted -by the
Clounell to study the citiestica <if taller
buildings in London. The commission
reported in favor ,of greater height-.
Every .progressiVe,i; city In -Ike warld.
has slcmyasatopervsr.og. 07114Y are the cut -
w .
Although the -coannatesien repotted
eassiorably.and the council thought that
Lciuden •should, be allowed more than
60 feet thsildIng height, the ftre ,bri.
garde Was, consulted, 'Ito head of the
fire -fighting force•said that the extra
height would not interfere with. the
,efficieney of, his force., ,
• With everyone favorable te• taller
buildings,. it now_ seeine certain. that
Leadoe'S skyline W.ill!beliiittedjhiglier
than it IlaS,Eiifer been -before.
• ..• .
liriptoVed'-nettkil'Wetting.
Electric welding has two principal
'theOttate land resistance
•PrOcossep respectively),spdtZwelding
being a s!Pelcial niedification Gr.r the lat-
ter asiplied to sheet"week. These ap-
plica titans aregunsieitable dor 'compile-
,atedeworic or fel' eeetionsirof, ireegalar
profile, so the fusion -precestehee been
;Mimi Dyed.
TY:this proceSs the two:pieces to be
welded axe lbrouglif sufficiently, close
to' "Strike L. Series of arct ,be6vreen
them. The pieces ore than gradually'
drawn together, se that the Whole
vs4direr
area appears to be enveloped
in a shower of sparks, 'the sections be-
ing thus gradually melted in an even
onairner oyer the -whole area.
The current is then zwitaed off,
and the two 'pieees are pressed to-
gether and united,
The shrsegth of we.l.do /Cede by this
process claimed to be 98 per cent,
of that of the nevelded Material, end
the ,Prohess Can be suCcessfutly ap-
plied for welding tate strips Or 011001 -
lar materiel, -ead eve:Ia04y. for weld-
ing tool steel tutting encla to ordin-
ary iron or steel Solders. In well
came and foe all largo •seetioma it has
been found advisable, to bring , the
pieces to,,a, zarldient by using the cur-
rent ha In ordinary butt we"ding,
,Coteibly eseseatiete them if eeacesarY
with tho current •switcheral eft' before'
starting theefuelug process, 's
0. McPherson, •
Furniture Dealer ond 'Undertaker, ,
• Axles trong,
'Millard's Liniment Ocis, Ltd,,
Yarmouth, N.S.
Dear Site, --Since the start of, the
baSehall seeison we have 1)1011 110111101111
with sore antracleat, Spretaned tinkles,
etc., but ;Met ,as taaa aa We started
uSing MINARD'S , LINIMENT our
troubleiended.' Every busehall player
should kedp a bottle of , your liniment
handy, "Yours truly,
W. E. McPIIEBSON,
Sen, .Artuskrong S, Baseball Team,
•f'Thorp hro many nrider-tourishod, or
improperly fed children 10 this sonn-
try, whose condition, both physical
and Mental, teotild be greatly Mit:rov-
ed by a more Falsest use of milk in
the diet.'"—Dr. d. A, Amyot, Doouly
,ItliniSiot of Health.
Lialineat for Dorn 01
1
Chenaista>,Seek New
Autu,Fuel
P,Aitichol can never life anlything
more than no help where tooter filets
'are conaorned," 011 offieial of the U.S.
Bureau of Minos said recently. "All
the .alcoltol we , are sible to produce
can be profitably used in the malting
of fuel mixtures, hut, for all that has
been said to the coatrary, the quaintity
obtainable 1 relatively
• 'Mitch has been sad about the uti-
lization ef, cornstalks for making al-
pohOd on- an enormous 'scale, but there
is nothing 10 the idea. • Cornstalks
are balky; it would. not pay totrails-
port them in great quantities, to big
central 'plants for distillation. To
,icatife- strati use practicable, there
, ehoulcl bee Plant for 'every five squere
• natles, run perhaps ou a eo-openative
plan by farmers. But how many bil-
lions of dollars a year would it cost
to watch the farmeno Ard ere+) that
theelzahol was not sold for beverage
purposee?
• "In the year 11)21 we consumed in
this country 7,080;000,000 gaiters of
gasoline. During the sante period we
eeported 1,954,000,000 gallons. Our
production of alcohol in the twelve,
month was about 100,000,000 gallons,
So you see 'how sraall a figure
tively • the akohol cut.
"Alcblial east never take the place of
'gasoline as a motor fuel. There would
have to be a, speeial, cenburetor to
yaporize fit and the power generated
by 11 15 not negrly 40 great 810 that
Obtairbable from gasoline or a mix -
'The so-called 'auxiliary' motor
fuels are composed either of gasoline
and benzol or of thoee :two with eke-
hol added. Benzol, as!you tioulatlehe
know, is a hi -,product of coal distilla-
tion. WaS produced,on a large scale
incidentally to the distillation of coal
for toluol during the war—the toluol
being required for the manufacture of
high explosives—and sinew then the
ettput of bengal has been continued.
'In Brazil trials have been made of
mixtures eontaining alcohol, Icerosene,
satiated° acid and even easter oil.
but they .have not •been eucceesful,
Official reports on results obtained
edam -kedge, first, levver miles to the
gallon; second, diminished power, with
consequent difficulty en eteep grades
orwith heavy 'eerie; third, trouble in
starting the motor in the morning
after •seveml blouse' iklileness; ands
tf °era', dissolvent effect opt" tanks,
"pipes, etc., with consequent -clogging
of the carburetor. ,
"The way eut? It is hard to say
what it will be, but it is sure to be
-found. Most likely it Seems that we
shall learn how to maks use of lower -
grade fuel with a:higher boiling point,
perhaps even kerosene, though in
order to accomplish that we must
weak anp the problem of 'engine ton-
struction on. new dines."
HEALTHY CHILDREN
• ALWAYS SLEEP WELL
The •healthy child ,sleeps well nrid
dUringi,its waking heurs is never croes
but `:alvvays .happy and laughing. It is
only the eickdy Child that- is cruse and
peevish. Mother, if. year children tld
not' sleep well; if they Ace cross end,
cry a great deal, give :them Baby's
Own 'Tablets and they will! soon 'he
well. fa happy again. , The Tablets
are a mild hut thorough laatathre,
whichregulate the bofwels, sweeten
the atemach, banish constipation, colic
and indigestion, apd peornot'e healthful
sleep, They are arbsolutely guaranteed
free from ,ePlates mid may begiven to
the newsborn babe With perfect safetY.
They are sell'by medicine deaers co*
by mail it .25 cents' a box froci The
Dr, Williame-Medicine Co., Brockville;
Ont.
-
:Upon being asked by his mother
why he was so thoughtful, Ilia yoinig
hopeful, aged states; replied.; "I was
thinking' how atvful it must he te be
deal. Fancy washing your sirs every
day and meet! getting any good out
of them!" •'
Minard's Linimenefor Dandruff.
-------0.----1---
Gauldn't'Carry It.
4o 1111511 comedian oncemet, on •a
sumtner's day, Galway, a, mau drle.
ing a home so thin that it staggered
as it walked. .
don't you put more flesh on
that nag?" he exclaimed indignantly.
"Mote, Is It?" the Irishman austame
ed, "why, by the powers, don't you sae
that the poor creature can hardly car-
ry what little 1here is on him now?' ,
Lift 0-ff with Fingers.
IME. BRO,C11U
LIVED VICHY
AND MILK DIET
But Npw IVIontreal Women
Eats Anything and Feel• s
Fine All the Time—Gives
Tanlac Full Credit. '
"Ivor nearly five manilas before 0111.
Ing Tonle° I had to live on milk and
vichy water alosset'sold Molo, Louisa
Brochu, 15136 Amity St„ Montreal, Qtte,
"I suffered 'so much the 'past two
Year5 3:1104) anao0t a wreek. My In-
digestion was, so bad 1 was almost
afraid to eat for everything disagreed,
With nue, MY liver got tO, troubling me
too, and pains bismy side 'nearly run
me wilds Nearly every night my sleep
was, broken hy terribla inntileabea-
"I tOtlit Ole, first battle of Talkie to
please my husband, who worried over
my case, but my second bottle I took
t°oit trgrieel°wso4allreavjc''. rIablQvie. Iawgemordb6agPitneintlitlige
now, eat auything, and'have 1210 more
trouble tram pans or steePlesenesa.
I thials 'Tandem is wonderful.
Tanta° is sold by all good druggiete.
Comfort for the Scrub Lady.
Scrubbing is hard labor. This is 'a
fact GO" manifest that a New York
inventor, George A. 3 -lank, hes been
inspired to originate a eontrivance
that will render it less arduous. It
is a little platform that runs ,on, c.L s-
terg, .anci igiipholatered for the great-
er ease of the scrubber kneeling upen
it. While thus kneeling she eau eaetly
propel herself from place to plane
over the floor by her hands. In the
middle of rase front of the platform is
a tireulat receptaele, fon eoapy water
or other cleansing fluid, which isprep-
'vented from splashing out fey a down-
ward -bent ring around the interior
'rims the scrubber needs no, pail,
and for brush and ea,kg. ovsoqh the
platform is provided with a couple off
shelves, 0X15ateach ends,
11 ta .aawfday0eNtatYe tOoR,6DeudER:.Donitietm
Express Money Order, Five Dollars
orate three cente__:,
"The first bicycle of the modern type,
with two wheels of ,albout the ,same
size, was brought out 4n: 18,85.
Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere
--
The railway which eroeses the St.
Gothard, one of the most famous Al-
pine passes, travels over 324" bridges
of mare than 82 f eet span, and
through 60 tunnels, the main one of
which is 9% !miles long. '
11
a 000
11
As a Labor -Saver Alone
Erni- the
SLIDING FURIIITUIRSSHOS '
a east proatabie investment,
" You can move your furniture
and -smoothly' over any carpet 'or;
• floor With little effort. The "Onward"i7.
owns rugs from- wear niul tsar.
ernim,lk.
uteLly Put on it
without"
ox.
Tell your dealer all furniture you buy
mut be oinatol With sins bane
OnwanslS.tnguerti tut,Stoat.si,eeaitt;6ry1g,%se,,.
• ,andspdoh igldbas
• ' Maxi° Cauaila by
OnlWann 91701: 110., Ont.
" :se
es ',Ai'. Vit•
CARBO LATE D
PETSOutum JELLY
A VERY efficient
X. antiseptic when
used as a first-aid
dressing for cuts,
scratches, bruises, in-
sect biteS, etc. Keep
a tube in tlic house
• for emergencies.
• ensranntouoit 'siert e011eent7-
Wenyee11tere
ass Chabot Are.
•
Aimless'
Classifi4 Advertriaementa
immix 811,40 wo 800;00.`rait PAT
.1114 waloanieleg, kha 414.40.sodeal. Int
tow* 700, Write for partlemers. ming
Instraetor, Canada Yilloaniter, Lona"
, UOISteet2SOZO,
1)0 Yot•f•s, Watery PfasT, 011
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vtataith.ati plizo.owe 10anyexClAd..
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'COARSE SALT
L A NI Ot'S A L T
Bulk Carifita
TORONTO 6ALT --WORKS
CI. J. °LIPP - TORONTO
We get no higher work until we put
the higher motives into that we have.
A man has no right 'to be satisfied
vniesa he hos •done his hest.
tifie=4(100110diNfg=s00.119
•Fulness 'After Eating
If you have fulness offer meals,
a bad taste in your mouth in the
morning, fur on the tongue, flat.
.. ulence after meals and no appe.
. tite, Wm Metier Saigel's Syrdp. It
.
!will clean your tongue, renew
your appetite, give you relish for
food and the power to digest it
.„, thoroughly and easily. Sold in
Sdc. and $1.00 bottles at drug
etig.o. g 4-021
VOC=i00400D<=:.000e.---400<=i%
Cuticura Toilet' Trio
SatisfieS every want of the
most critical in cleansing,
purifying and beautifying
the skin' and complexion.
Nothhig- purer, sweeter or
more'effective for every -clay
toilet purposes,
Scone. Ointramt2Sani150e. Talcum Ns Sold
throughout theDominion. CanatlianJ3epot:
km-Isao, Wilted, 344 SL PullSt,W.,Montrenl.
111,11W-Cuticura Soap shaves without mug.
WILL 'ANSWER .
ANTWOMAN.
-V110. MRS:
'..Montreal Winnan .. Finds
by Taking Lydia
E. ' Vege-
table iCopapnund
eline"k
mAiras
Montreal, Quebec—" was a. suf.
, houseworic. M3r husband was
ferer for three Years, not able to do
diecouraged, foe I was no better and
had had the doctor all this time and
nothing helped., me. I was always
sleepy, had no appetite and suffered
with my left side.. My mother' In
:England recommended Lydia E.
Plnkharn'S Vegetable Compound be-
cause It had helped my sister, so I
baive been taking IL I: am now able
to de my housework and t can not
praise your medicine too' highly as
I have great hopes for the future, I
will tell anyone v -ho writes to me
what pod it,ints dose me,"--mns. 131.
Itinsgois, „St, Homy P. 0., Montreal,
For pettily • fifty years Lydia 111,
Vinkham's Vegetable Compound has
• been helping . women dust as. It
lielpe'd Mrs, Masson; oftentimes after
doctors and other medicines failed.
lf, you ere suffering* from disagree-
able symptoms calked by some Collude
•weakness, try thisspleedid medicine.
It Is a wornaneemedieine for wonten'e
'ellmentss and can lie taken in safety
by arty Woreart .
• Doesn't hart a bit! Drop a little
"Freozono" on aft aching corn, in•Stanf,
ly that corn slops hurting, tlien. shortly
You Mt 11 right eft with fiegers. Truly!.
Your druggist soils a tiny bottle of
"Freezooe" for" tr tow eente, annielent
to remov0 every hard corn, soft 00431,
er corn hetweee the too, end the ca1.
in 101, without soreeess or itritelieh,
yeer thrilled is 3:1,101 01114.1, all the
111010 11101111 Yota tee 1110 17010 wo t
be sireele and clear,
allnortrs lenimeet Delieeto rolein
,
We aro rs_rfest'as Willett to aceepl
the rule of 1,1e eta:gaily, nrovidiag
the MesimitY says wind, it smellt te gay,
latatfa
16
:WARNING! Say qBayer" when you buy Aspirin.
Unless you see the nanie "Bayer" on tablets, you are not get-
ting Aspirin at all. Accept only an "unbroken package" or
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains directions and dose
worked out by physicianS dining .'.12 years and proved. safe by
inillioris for •
ColcIS • Headache •
Toothache • Neuralgia Neuritis
Earache Lumbarzi) •Pain
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