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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-5-25, Page 3BY DR. 1 1 MIDDLETON Provincial Ooard of ,tlealth, Ontario Dr., Middleton will be glad to auswee questions on. Publie ' ters.through this column. Address him at Spadiva Honee, Si)114113, Creseent; Toikoute, The eyes•einereasing number a -inv. either neap or wpmnere, but while ii71 Men .eraPloYeA in Andustry eonetitue1 efoomyr, in.6401i5r through with vvloo., a healiblj problemeintrioate and 'itre, when he leaves, life job e.t night, ..tihe portAllt, affecting not only themselros, lattar; he often apYonal henrsof ,tho health and vitality of many hiouseworl; to (ID Idter 410 gets home. ofb1 eomng ge5Pra1ion• 'the ee967 `tla0 fev ipinazi1y t widowa, and omic.'conldhietfsef our time Seim not to wiyea of men '0iIher pau.tialliy. or of to sriprOenient the fareily bat ,'neluesiSltY aVo ,60 earn In too many .onseler in assume .the iO 1)14147 tlr'sUPP°It the t1121141Y. nco aen. th6.:c4ilort of the Pecupafflone such as wean -Plug ,auel herile, It o. therefore neeessaay te see packing cigarettes,. rapping: an dIoio con tion for wonien trioaRY-dIrivon sewing raaOhino vvatleh are SUCIVes not to impair their houlthMaltes bl,(0 tthQuOa'nd on Mere stitches irinsb of. ell. it is lieges, a mintite, or any.precese that requires an urfinite'nuncher Of rapid repetitious of the sa,mo mavenient roust, have a definite injurlons effect on the ,nerve, A .eareful ./vrIct fu11 examination,of,the i, effects .Of .this -,..ellass of work IS ex- trienebne,.oesoary. „ ,Pociiaire or Position will% at work oo ane.ther .Subjeb,t that has not 'ehen overt sufficient attention, in the, poset. A definite standard as, 1;6', tlie'in.f.Of S001 Used the har:k rest the feet rest tho nunibdr of homes'000 etnebeh .Preet women' have to set OT stand tatftheix wool, are a‘ij matt*tef. great VOn6.011 to the health: .and bond ort of those engagod Jnsuch ontinpaltions,, Lifting heavy weights is,Sonneth'ing that 'Wo - mein ,should not he asked or expeeted ,. o do while poisonous fumes and standing ,or 'Othet, '.Postattil e cab sinig gaooea," have beern feallikl to have a .:,.PhYs.:oui". strain, rePauted .C)f n'nzo-h MOIre !Seale* effacteupon Women heavy weiglitS, or other ablecirrnally than upon Mete, It is known that lead fatiguing mobicinS, and the operation PoIso.ning 47.1,..WpMen mayresult in Meelienicall devices' requiring 14ndhe ,ehildren, being dead;- atrengtbC' azDOSUI:t :to excesiro 'cold, born: or ci.m, blurb of their babies dying pr teduat,.funtes Or Other Occ,tipation, flawing" the first year of their ltivei. Peisor.s Without, .-adecinato satf,e-Pakoog T°nonto as an t'icifinPlie Of CI -111216S agaltast 'clkseas,e. Ganniclqatit maces, a 'recent investigation amorig industrial. Tlents theme rev,eale ed, the fact thatone-third .of a onily. 'to MaIc.4 neee4.ary for 'Women toibzOIY loo.Vaeilti40) who boo4ns'e eary -that living wage for women be provided, In addition bo the prescribed etandarde for Wothen workers, viz., the vight‘liettr^ day, " Satunda3r half- Ly olidu, and no night woklc, many de- tails of importance need to be given attention, -Experts agree .on the f ol- lowing: Good working conditions, in- ` eluding ',adequate washing farallities; adequate. and sanitary toilet accent- oloaatiorase dressing rooms; clean workrooms* With care,fully adjusted ventilation and heating, plentiful and sanitary drinking ,feeile " itiaa; machines and work talylles adjusted so that the workers can either stand or silt at their 'work; carefully guarded goncleinery'; cliroinae tion of flee necessity for the const t Prolaiellor -of emplleyment or wo- men:in emoupationa involving the use of . poisons, whieh are. preyed Lc he more inijurious to ,,VOSTI.en thane to teen. '`Prolthitisin of home, weilc and eo- operation' of -Workers in establishing health eilandankin. industry, Winle the Standan53 a_p- ply to wwnen, very few of t119/11. can ha ealci to apply only te woneen: Talcs pitEltliPONVI ftala, the. 0101! 0Le 0t4 of ;Order the Ne'Ar Aro Starveol.. pito. r'mto.1 tho goVerning SYateet:gg,tito,wholo' body, controlling thee bearli, lungS, 'clige.Ctien and brain; not flarftli$Itr,,e' that nerVelis dietdrbanioes, oanee aeate diEftiP°15`.%.Tii° firet stages or hervene debility ,aro by liritability and restleesensa, ia whileh the vletlins sewn .to be en- nressad by their uerVea. The matter requires immediate attention, foe, nothing but suitable treattment will lIreWatrt a brealt4ycn, ,The however, need ,not despair; for even. severe, nervous diserdors may be ro. lleved bY 'improving the condition of the blOwWilliam s'0' It is bonause Dr. Willias' Pink enrich the blood that this medicine has proved beneficial in ner- voile. disorders. The nerves thrive on the hotter bleod made by these pills; the appetite improVe.S, indigestion- M better, n.lecPiess'IlesS" lougor troubleS the nerve -shattered victim, and life generality takes en a cheerful aspect. 'rhe vaine of these Mills in cases of this' icind Jo shown by the ex- perience of Meo., John IVIendenald, Cardigan; P10,!., )Y1000 Says;—"d have Moab eaur.e. to be grateful to Dr, Wil- liams' Pink Pala, a I was suffering fromanervoita-brealalown, and my eon. ditioa ewe' alarm to both mn y teloas -and, myself. I suffered almost con, tinuottely from nervous headaches, my appetite was poor, I hardly got any sleep, and In eVery way I was boas,' rundown, A friend advised me to- try Dr. 1,7Villtame, Pink Pills; and after I had taken, them fora while, there was a noticeable ImprOveraent Manly con- dition. I continued usingetne pills until I hial taken. twelve LiOxes, when every eSymptem. eof the treuble was gone, and' I have since eejoyed the beet of health." ' Yotacara get Dr. Williams, Flack Pills through any dealer in medicines oe by Moil at 50 coats a box or six boxes Von 52,50 from The Dr. Will:tame Medi - clue Co., Brockville, Ont.; • „ . ' enneloyees nee women, and these be - Mg -largely of ehild-heaping age, the , When Things Stick: heall'h'Probleins' thus rais'ed are num:. There are times whe,n the map ofoi erons and extremely important. ' fountain -pen vies with the liMpet ' _ • ng, stielcipower , . Sometimes., natun, 1\11'4, Geo, PeRbbnid *he iG the screwed location attaining the asking for-litemature please send her eih 'that retesteo to move when you adicilrests to Dr. Mitbdletc.rn S want to fall your 'pen afa a hurry. Either ,of these can be removed, In a :very earl -11011e wear, Don't uae aorree; get a 'broad tubber band and wrap it TIontse, ToliontonaViner, Pentland over - L -0 110000111010Odelcaig hoursein the 01010000.giving her ':aclicireSS o01 the let - or f50c,b0,e0', whieh is not good for tea! emit. SIR ROSS 'SIVIITI1 , e- - quatters of ',their passible .speeirl, Irad .10VED HIS AIPPLANE A I settled tilOWS1 'to their task and were • • Wibh a chniratlodn. The erg:Ines, Which were throttle down to 1110010, thre puersag away in pelect Unison and AS A THING ALIVE, -"WITH LONGS, VOICE, POWER! linallara8Liing L,ight Thrown on Meptel Attiturcle of' Gallant British Aviator.. Theta WaS a 'gallant ehip which set out on a voyege of 14,000 MVeis, for a ... small meehine is ideal folasbort flights, joy -riding the -heavens, or sightseeing among the clouds; but there is something more majestic and stable about the bin' bombers, which a pilot begins to love. An exquisite 'community grows up between ma - ea ale piCir,t; .aieb; '41S it Weie., merg.ei into the The, alaaNaa 15 `ritlaiinentriay'•airatilie Pitot 'the in- teileetual force. ; The leaers .and man- tras Vire the ,enervous system Of abhe a, prize 'of 550,000 and the honor of machine, through which the 'will of being the first man -carrying vessel the pilot tney be eapeeased---,andi ex - to follow the leighwaya of theais be- pres,sed to an infinitely fine degree tween Eagland and „Australia.- .214e A flyineamaeliane is something eh - altar' wals the' Vickers iVintya a sister tireiy apart froni-and above all other lcof ,the 13ri1teh airplane which flew the contrivances ofman's ingenuity. Atlantic last summer. Months ago, , • the sables ,ca,ralea the story of how the Almost a Living Thing, !tow, air adventurers had 'eomplieted "The airalarte is the nearest 'UMW their journey halfway around .the to apihnLake 3ife that - Man Ilea -created, earth within th,e time s,,et by the paperTon the 'air05 machille,oeaisei -indeed to whiehefferecl the lithe. The pilot aon' a ,niere p$000 ef MecillaniSm-; it am expedition, Capt. Sir Itoss Smith; ,e0Tees- animate and ie •eapalobe not who 'was 10114ocb juat previous to :start- only of pairimay gaidance and con - Eng, from pros,icem, Enge0ord,, en 0 tit) trol, but actiaallly ef expressieg ,a around the armada woote the, story a efint's temperament. the iongeoruise and it ilea been pub. "Tate lungs iiif the machine, its en- Etietrated" with phobegeelphs, fairies, are again the orur of man's andee the title of 014,000 Miles wisdom. Their ,Aiarvelouz reliability -Throne-1h the Air." .ande gzeat intirloa,cy are ahnost as -"Lyonza-Romea? "Cairo to Bagdataa tlwesome as ,the, hurniari antebinny. "In the ,Cli.otede Above Burnra,"-"Siem When both „eiFfirea are going well to Singepoie"...---ao 0011go,m'e of the and. synehrentsed, to the 'ellene Fpoed, eliapiter headings, ,The gallant pilot the roar el the exhausts d,evellops „im- bed move than apori;ing ingerest in 'No elone lengiustained rhythinical' the flight, it ma.y be gathered from boorn—boran—booin, da a song many. sas,,gestive pokevo in ),,k, 1010130101 tarincoy,tcc t101 pilot, a duet joon'naj, [3m 40e0tbo1mathi,a, This ef cententinent/Erat sings of perfect tnibute to it appears. .1.00 the chapter 'firing la bgh engines and says Ilia - Which records the Stott of the flight: ella is 1.v.01. 'The Machine was flying stately ad' .steady as a Took. All the ,brat. g Wires were tuned 16 !a: raketY; tam The melody ef power boorital aonnb]y In 001700000, o' 'y lnoroo teught to arobe datecrutable fu 'shrinks n11'1'usotisr I1, 111o3 reand ,the part that Ina 4,1tic1c. Rub- ber grips well on even. slippery vul- canite, cad you -will find that with its help your fingers will obtain such a firm hold that unscrewing ,ia a matter or a, nacarient 'Ifihe mertal,lid of a screw -topped glaes jar rearbeep to movierwrap round it a, Skip of sand -paper with the rough side inwards: The tong& surface bites into the smooth metal, enabling the hand to get a s,plenalla purchase, - 'Warm a glia.%s stepper 4a,ticlra, try tapping it gently on all -idea ;with the hack ebf a knife. Uourilly this will loosen it. Bet if it still rentable fixed Wind a iboiek mace .of string round the neck of the battle and roll its ends backwards and forwawde heal -a -dozen lames. The heat set up by the fric- tion Of the string will warm the glasis, causing- iC 1» expand end boesening the stopper. , • Plants That Follazir the Sun. Ilto TexoParl!leparec7,1,1"OrPdli:;ya,r :g. of VimY Ole Varier Scout ier Canada peeshled at the reeent annual meeting of the Oanadlan General Council of tha DeY Scouts Association, which, was the most largely attended meeting the Ormincil hoe -over h re ad. Representa- tives wepresent from mearly all the lmoVilless andithey brought with thein most optimistic reports, on th'e condi- tion of Sceuting in their v4'ioue The Boy Scout censiusereturns far 1921 elbowed ucrease of nearly 24% In the Soouts, of Canada over the Pre - 'ceding year. The most marked in. 'Crease Itrae in the membershimor the Wolf Cube, ' which 'in 1020 numbered 4,288 and; in 1921 rose le 6,342, being increaee oUneaely 50%, COunting the Wolf Cubs, Scouts, and,the, oftleas of various ranks, the total membership in Ctunada was shown to be 35,445 as comPared with 28,626 in1.920, IViedals for, Gallantry. Tho increase in the number of Ine,,,ards for gallantry reported by the Medal Doard to the annual meeting In. fIcates that:the Seout training Is be - owning increasingly effecAtve ars091g Scouts. It, is also an indication of in. Wiest end appreciatiOn tlae part of the public generally that .people frequently bring aete of gallantry cal, the part of the Scouts to the attention pf the Provincial Boards of }Tenor.- . The report of the Dominion ,Medal Board covered. a period of 18 menthe ending December 31st, 1921, a during which time 53 distinct awards for gal- lantry and heroism Were made, The cases were 8 „C„.erilfientes of Merit; granted for exceptionally` gbod Work. , 6 Medals of Merit fOr Performing meritorious. sots, Or specially good. work on behalf of the Boy Scout Mose- 17 Gilt Crosses, awarded tee Scants who did exceptielalli caa.es of emergency, th ough Without special risk tq themselves, • 215 Silver Cro,sieee, forgellantry with coneiderable risk. - - . 5 P3ronze Cresees, tot special acts of heroism, or where boye • faced ,extra• ordinary risks. , 2 Silver 'Wolves, open to laingkii. Scouts' only ato tv ave ertoriated some apecial piece ,ef Seoul -wort, sucibaase the saving of life nutlet exceptional a1 er the pertormance, of aolnie extraordinary' 011aege0ted acts of eravery, eaduranee or selasaorifice. This is by far the largest -number of ria awawhich „theM , edal Board, has repoilied within. a like period. . . aims arid ACcomplishments. In the concluding- paragraphs of the Dominion. Executive clommittee's ''re - Port to the Couneil.it Is stated that: at teheraQiniintlota"°11.'%11'5Balevye3Secet)unt5rionv.tier-1 eat 'is to develop eharacter la boys' nd to prePare thera, to become good tizerrs. The spirit of Scouting is set rth in the Scout Promise and the °out Law; and de revealed by tll'e out Slogan "Do a. Good Tarn Every ay," and. the Scoot Motto, "Be Pre -- redo" 'The Scout programme and a Scout method make a happyconal nation. They are adapted to boy ma reand suitable for aoya of Soma e-712 18. No other scheme of re- eitional educationas Illted better by O boys theinselVes, and no other sue. edsabetter In bringing -out- the fine tlo 000 a, ei fo 1051 th .At this "time Of the year runnier bi beans and many other climbing p11511 tu are making tlieir way ap the totes ag that s,topport them. If you examine er them you will find tha,t those wihi,oh 110 ratirab by bioisg alwaye tivist in the Ca, seine direction. m The hop and the hreveyinekl,e tuan se front' left to right. The, reason -for this is that the sent moves in the same ob direetiOn and tile ;lents aolflow 'Trite sada of the siteet which is turned bowainde ,the sun poem tas.itet• then that waticli es a the „IlatclOws and the tiesuib is that the stalk TM foreed Mho ai .0 "elo9cwis.le" curve. Th Tito runner been,. bowever, and fro many other prattle) twist in tile op- ing posite direction. At first eight you go migl-rt think that ablate disproved the To explanation given above; but in,reality 11 doeS not. Plants of tills lrized ae-e affected differently by :strong liglet ,and S the heat of the sun, Inetheir case lato only qualities, Which boys them- IveS admire. ' "We have told oumelves often, atter ecrving the' results, •made manifeet by. Scoutinga that good, habits are fermea, .gooft habits" are learnt, good assoalations are fountl,, good ooniradea are eajoyed, goodhealth is, promoted, ,good , character is, developed. ehe are natural trifitS, in boy life„ in lceeping the Scout Promise, lov and obeying the Scout Law tend- ing in heartily 16 iness the Scout sts and win Proficiency. B,aalgoa," . ATISFIED IVIOTIERS , 11110 othrer'' Medicine gives qlve same Istaction to m,obli-eirs, as do Baby's Own Tablets. Tbaa- are equaliy, 110411 foe the nevoterti beb,e or the growmg chilaa'aucl are aticlatotely girarianteeal to be free trom, optat4 ;Or other harmful driags, They are a raid but thorough levative and cannot posSibly de Itterm —they always do good, Concerning them Mrs, jos, Ache, Coteau Road, NB 'veribee thlak taat Baby's, Own `Atblets are a ruaryc:C. us medi- cine for little ,ones, I gave them to my little a,h,1 With sacti gooa rat -tato that O riew strongly reconititena them to all /nob/seas," The, Tab,lets are sold by medicine dealers or by mall' at 25 eta, a box from The Dr. -wtmicrco? Arelt• c 111111o., Broolcvlille, Oht. lope ,en 1,110 huge planes' glinted and tore, as,-,ive swept 'Dyer the berla,t 61 . , . isteInlerl in srirrildigh‘c.„. I -vits'fi11,0r1 _elangland 011 00 miliee aar hour." - "Wr 0,110 t the, Children ip,too I It's no longer neceissary to, maintain a divicling line at the. breakfast table—tea' or coffee for rown-ups no hot cup for the youndaters Serve to each 'member of the fm- ily, ajc‘d. all -will be ple,ased and: benefited, ,by this pure, wholesome cereal drink, "Thera's a e'easoil Pastaz Sold by al1 grocers Canadian Post= Ce ro.1 Co., T.td. Wirld.90r, Orat wraps the hblgbal0c into en "el sa,t eloeltwiee''' curve, Meanest Man. Who was the meanest in,an, that ever lived? -SneelY the doubtful doso- tJo1si000 Wasearned by the Lash - 1 knight refereed to 110 Dr. Penni/es de /a, $iboutio,'s "'Recollections of Parlaiien." • .Tliis man, vilcose name Was Plata had. established' ,an un,enaliallie reputa- tion fair avarlen. Hie Wife, who used io keep 0 coffin, in her bee41601:01 ,D191/11',11, ill width she wieheSto be lead .after hier`deablalatial,,orWay from bow6., , ElcIrbt thereupon dispatched the foi- lewing nc,be 0o 'Via' atewara : "Kindly Sea1li ale her lodyehipay cora 0, and make ilea ete thp ePaorlanity by falling it vvith ftuat 'and vegetnal ea, tta i10 - of the hind can be be -Jab!: hake." Th,o antler was obeyed. The eoffill arrived ,cramined With, eatables Which A .La-iy Switchman's in- ve.ntion. Pew, Mania.; ere wholly hada J,aci- a net an admirable trait to may 2, but far all he 1, it appear; to been responeitio for at least one lit earl important Mace tem. lit osYs en American writor, nrad- eWillannall Miro had to attend to station Sip3115 steno (la:tenet) deelitted 'be MVO hiniodif the tabu, et walking 'to ,and, fro between ibyetaateivireg the two levera to - Seas met hav, were taeeete ent and replaced witlelhe usof remains of Lady nett 1840 way IVI !seed His mark. -Civello was 'telling a yarn to his aliat nepaein arad hie made la exciting, bite ' What's tho good. ,ot ,telling yaam if it iheli With a bong plena of ware, , Wi 4E4 not eiceitiag? "The snow WM' gcl14?, ,fing Oast and, fuelette, as, I tore out of 015104& the woorl on to the plata in one of the Weig wildest parte Of Siberia. We hail moire hut. 'than a mile to go to get out ot the by ;1 Dorset, tacit Wag Malta We heard the wtgrlaal lbowle, of the Dealt 00 wolves behind ro, us. etralited every name, Inuaa,11 faun allow I"could hear their panting Man, breatit. lea I felt their muzzles ed touching me, Whee—" "Oh, uniole,",001101 M alternated the 10051111155, "It011 1111l10t i 15000aYo feet, glad!" "Glad, my boy:" n eiied 'the 1,1001e arnazeineot. "Why?" , aWfry, geld waaa yeti found out that 00 boolten, their as a counter- ,e,n,cl ran the wire on into, his lileele night 'after 'that, he Sat iia firedide end weakedi Jae two aiIm withent setting foot outside, esently the nailWay authorities 1 cut what he ,liad ,clone, repri- ded him Per his indolence, prom et- aldi rewarded him Tor Iasi Inge, and thee adopted wit inventien, ------ 'ud's Liniment for DancirOrP. ,r^4 prevent the skin tram di se oi • r - 9140s, hd4 01010 Ma oat& fall or 146W, talcs a little 1aYS41,, ISOblteS It With ei11.1 Water Isy 11 on th's ry ,00iett4fl 00400000r 0101 every/whoa. 01104 4,41,i.,6lolOr,' 33 TRY MAGNESIA FOR STOMACH TROUBLE It Neutralizes Stomaph Acidity, Fre., Yenta Food raNaantatiOtl. 801.10 Gay Sternaph and Acid Indlueetion. Donh tlaes if you are sufferer from indigestion, you lavo aire-ady tried PaPsile, Taaldreetiel, charcoal, drugs and varlows illgaStivo allaa asta aou know these thin& llfllb nob cure YoUr troable —in 001110. 04$001,1910 not evert give re - 1100, But 'before .glirlug up hope and do. oldIfuq You are a chronic dygpeptle Just try the Went of a litIlo Elaumted magnesia—not the °Hillary CO111.111(31, alai ca,rbenate, citrate, or.milk; but the puro DlsbrUtod lvtaguesio, wbioli You can obtain from practically any drug- glet in either powdered or tableteform. Take a teaspoonful of the powder cr two compreesed tablets with a little water after your next meal, and see what a difference this. maim. It will Instantly neutralize the danigerous, harmful acid in dire 'S(ontack Walsh lrOW causes your food to ferment and sour, making gas, wind, flatulence, leartbue,n and the bleated or heavy, lumpy feeling that seems 01 follow most everything you eat. . You will find that providecLyoU take ft ldt11le .13/Simatoci Magnesia iminecli- ately'after 0; meal, yon,con eat almost unyt'hing end enjoy it without any den - ger 'of , pain or discomfort to follow. and moreover, the continued nee .of tho bien,rated mag,neela cannot injure tho etamach bo any, way so long 48 there are any symptenue of aold gestion.. • Wolf and Lamb Up to Date. Here is the latest version of the.tele of the Wolf rand Lamb: Taking, suiraavta)ge' of the universa INti,losooards.er IltheornWealf a Irtoilin%dtahaw.t.lefcitt-tiettayhe grazed in the meadow.' "Pm going to eat -you," ho,sa,id PIT. t'No use asking eaplanations. I dont do it out ca malice ox vengeance. I aro a. vrolif, thou art, lamb; ihat suf- The lamb aisated aor five minutes? re - eat from other animals. If the wolf wants tts:lillekt:Sawo%11,1,:by: Da'filorstlibrae4Pahet ttA>eattibine arl'ef. "We avehere," they answered, "to 5010 - toot the eat you nothing can -be done. It is Tomas, arbors it, made lalown its *ale. tech the 'animals from men, and] net Pilled with respair, the' lamb re - tamed to its doora. On the way at met an old hee,goat, who, on' learning the lamb's rnisforttrneas seized with great pity. Ile took it to his house and p,owdered its fleece 010 over with pepper omtb1 the white lariat, bad tau -fl- ed Masa, ' "GO MOW," said the de goat, "arta don't be afraid,." • The wolf waitea, fun of confidence. It was diffacult for Mal to recognize the 'Iamb, but ,he snapped at it all the Bartle. Inunediat* be cholcea and his eyes filled With team. ' "Get offl" he amid, releasing has 4rey. "Theme 88 no longer justice in the world. It do the end of eveny. thing." ' • ,a Ana, with Ilia01111 lowerea, he went back te the avoodis. What does the fable teach? The answer may loe suggested by the cumetance that this version apPeara in a Bulgarian paperc—and Bulgaria is supposed to have ihad.a narrow escape ;from being despoiled by Geeece., Interesting Customs_ of Bees. Volumes halve been 'written is. the riff e of bees; so full ral intrest are their habits, their aa-wo ania govern- _ meat. queen is them greatest ,trecia- ure, and they will guard het -with their iive, hut only one goeen 'will th,ey, tolerate, although it will thaippen at Nines that two queens -will be hateh- Wilma this d'oes com0 a deadly ,00m - bat begins, theanonbent ihat the queens emerge from their cradles, 'and TIRlibea' Was the first to remark via extra- ordinaty aeature bit connection with this tool/bat. - Each time that title queen% -present titear ouiraseets to each other ho ,anch•a f ashioli that 'the -draw.' ing a (lie s'..ting wouhd.' prove Inn-, tuitiCy fatal, the two trlasSete/ta, atrieloesi with aintultateoee terror; diVide anal t. fly, only to meet shortly ,aft.or died sepaoate again abould tho d.onti,e Ole- aibsn threaten 'idle 1 aturc of their- pie. AL last, however, one cd! 1111001 ' bound to s,aoceed--in atio:atiaing clumsier ST gess wary Tirol and in kiloling lter without risk to lienself, for the law of the -race 'has ogled foe one sicamifi,ce only. OlVorce Statistics. Divoioe 01001100105 et the world have jest been compiled by e ramoas tier- aian lawyer, Shea -line 18001 79 pea coot. ct clivarres limb -bye are ens -baud its the gatila Patty so taiat, there remain 21 pea cent, wheac it is the twat a ate wife. , • 11. illeTherson,, , * I'urn ture Beeler and Undertaker, • Aamstrote,.. a 5, Ian:meet Co, Lai, Yermouila XS. Dear Sirs,.-4.1ihre f1a sLdit of th baseball seas -ma -we have been landereti with so,re,anusoles, sprained anales, eta, but jost aa soon as We started lasing • afIlaARD'S LINIMPalaT out tvoubles molar', Every baseball alayee should 101ep 00 bottlo of youe liniment handy. Yours tauly, W, 13, Nil:PHERSON, Sec., Armstroag II. 5, .Baseball Team. Paaitim , worth 520,000,000,/1 but weighing only 11 ma., lIte been Pro, 'iluced in the lael twenty -nix years,, Peare Were firat placed in olittrehe,s for the use or Norman nobloa. Ordi- nary wershippero sat on three-legged stools,. MoNfaa, ORDERS. S011(1 0 1..)(sItithioa 1410(10015 11I10oop (bolos, They'are plyab ovetywhero, __— The arab Oel'llli ti1100'biiibbO, 015110141, hog lboaroy aunared pages, has :ippon ard is Germany. , do, a Linittio le tor infruo, ote. s ISSUE NO, Eocpe at 13'ed Tine« LigbA.3 :from the pive,or 4004, labchec$ eloobe'oot,' Ttr.,ough' tbe hibudo 01101 vqoaiorra , 0r,Ji brine, Ana high overhead and all moving ObOlat There wore thou,sande and millions .of stars, There ne,or were 50050 tii9s,aryeado of 1010001) 011 la trap, Nor of r.Soploc 1115 elmreh 'or 'the park Ala 'the rirdWda of the Stara that bolt- ' ed down upon me And that glittered auld wilnlaeld 01 ftlya dark: Thsa,aeg ,tigid the plo,Ligh 9,rhi,(.1 the 'loin, . ter and ail,' • A.nd tboeabaft' of the sailor 41141` These a00000s (irt the ,sky -an,c1; the prat by tire 'Arvid() be haat-fall or wafer and Stars;' They saw tne, at Test and they eleaSod nue with Cries, ' 'And they soon had, me packed into bed, But the glory kept shining and bright in no.y eyes, And the stare going bond iro my head. " —Robert Louis Stevenson. CORNS Lift, Off with Fingers Doesiee hurt e. bia Drop a little aFreazome" on an aching earn, tniatan,t- ly that corn samis hurting, then ishortly, you 1111 it right off with fingers,,Trulyi Your druggist sells a tiny bottleaot "Presume" for a ;few cents, sufficient to ya1310VO every hard corn, soft corn, or cern between the toe, and the cal% lusea, without soreness or irritation. Who •overcornes by force hath over- come but half his fore.--alohn The greatest truths are the plest; and so are ,the greetest men. Prank: "If thirty-twe is freezing point., what is squeezing point?" Bob: 'Two in 'the ,e,hasle.a Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia The red terror is the forest fire, It robs the public treasur3f. It cubs off employment. It und,ermitais our lum- ber and pulp and paper towns,. Jimmies's Pioneer Dog Remedies Book on IDOG DISEASES and How to 1044 mailed Pros to any Ad. dress by the Author. IL Clay alloVela CO., ram. 129 West 24t1i Stveat New York, U.S.A, HEAD _COVERED VtIHTH PIMPLES Itched Badly. Baby Cried At Night,' Cuticura Hears. "My baby's head was covered with hard, red pituplee. TlleY itched so nutty that she scre ched them until they developed into sore eruptions. Her hair began to /all out, and ot night she cried and kept me -awake. "I tried different. remedies without relief until I started lasing Cuticura. Soap ancl Ointment. After one weekal use 1 saw a great impfiovernent,.and after using 009 taken of Cuticura Soap *and three boxes of Cuticula Ointment she iairi comnletely notated." (081g01011) Mrs..9.(1.bo Sta. fang, ni Meech Ste, Bridgeport,' Cone., l'el,ey 11,1131. a Use Buil:urn Sean, Ointment and Talcom el...elusively for every -day toilet perposce. Tgesglit.W;;?tyin,ettIV.:I'Vsn'll•T: orboro, Sone 96e, Ointateet96sad We. TalorifsBe„ Dp(SIrCaticura Soap aileron without meg, 00E: ALL H GRIT,TO ONTO HIS JOB Was Afraid to Eat., Grew .Weal and Dizzy;:But ' ' tto,56011,k:pleieti.144 Troub- le, Says gileLvo,Citi40,11. "Tcartiac has done raee-a ,world 01 0,100 all5 I am 4 limn betteVOT in It" said Narcisse Desemaboi; 79' reahltlia, Quebec, Qooe,, "Per ayer a, year, my itomayit was badly oat of order anal Iatialtat r41,4elth a tieing, lu fact.' i` WAS 41111004itrifaid to eat, became* 10 knew of, the .eilffere.,.. fog that woe Pure to fellow, At timisa T was so weak and dUzy 1' coula harala atand up and while I m;anaged,14401 , on.rto my joh, it tool:, all my grit 01 40 cm. indeed, r Watt, almost a n,erVOns and ThYpteal wreck. ' teolt Only a few bottles or Taniaa, hut tceday I feel better, Workbetter and, Sleep better than I Itave in yearn. It hate Just made' a new man out of anniac1, sold by all good druggists.- ! Advt. 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TORONTO No need to lose &iota Raise every oae into .4 'strong palatable 1)0041, Successful mud- trysaen everywhere bank on Pratts Buttermilk ,Baby Chick Food Sok orezynaere on our,mara ey'beek guarantee. ADVICE FRER, Tell us your trouble. PRATT 0001j CO. OP CA NADA, LIMITED Toronto EH AUDITS ALL GO E Mrs, Sherman Helped by Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg- etable Compound Lake,Miehigan. —flAboutone year ago 0 suffered with irregularities anda weak- ness and at times waa Iobliged toatayoff ru- feet I doctored with our family physician and he finally saidhe could notunderstand myease, so 7 decided to try liyaliziE. Pink-, ham's Vegetable Compound. After I EMI taken the first bottle I 'could seo that I was getting .. better. I took. coverall , bottles of the Vegetable Compound and ,, usedLydiaE..Pinkhairas SimativeaVadi l and I am entirely cured of myelin:tents, 1 You ma3r publish this letter if you 1 wish."—mrs.MAnY suurclutl, Route 2, Lake, Mich. ' There is one fact women should 0000 - alder arid thatis this. Women sniterfrona irregularities and various forms of weake nese. They try this and, tliat doctor, as , well as different medicines, Finally they team Lydia E. Pia:114111,$. Corept00.04 and WS. Sherman's experiencel3Sitnply another case showing the Merit Of WS well-knowh medioine, If your family physician fails to help you and the same old troubles persist, why isn 'bit reasonable Ce try Lydia Ee, es., Pinkham's 'Vegetable compound? WARNING! Say -"Bayer" when you buy, • Unless you See the name "I3Ayer" mimi tabiets, you are not get. , ting Aspitin at all. Accept only an "unbroken* package" of "BaYaf,Tablets of AspiriO," which contains directions and dose worked out by physicians during 22 years and proved safe by inillions fOr Colds - 1-leartache Rheumatism I'oo.thaehe Neuralgia Neuritis Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain Handy "Day,cas boaes of 18 tablets—Also bottles of 24 arid 10(1.-Drioalaa, Asettin is the trade Mork (resintored In Calla(%) 0,f 13aYer Vi0110lt99thre 0,1gos.o neetioseidester 61 Catteyltehola, Wa wog lo hile h. otown that. Aee,rio vi,te,nn,, ,, syr; reentifsetsre, le eeetet the ISIblie nalthist ItnItotIolut, I Ite:Cr,,,ets pi' fira.,,:: 01 C. Mama win be ototooca iiitli their senaCal trade markth , e 11eye0