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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-12-27, Page 9actor a- ilvoittirriltt strail. He could track nothing entailer titan a train; on a single line; and that only if 'there wore no traffic. He could neither pain- slier a nail, carry an order, tie ai knot, light a fire, notice auYtte Aral pir9eats except food, nor ase any teals ex, eppting a table knife," ,t And yet 'William Glasse Sawyer, fat, stupid and stolid as he seemed, pos- sessed a great:talc/it which even Wll- iiam had :overlooked, but which was plain enough to a.secingeye, For William mal a natural cook. Th- man who •diet-overed him, in :describing, Willlani said: "E's a cook by build, by lnstinels-'cavy in the run, oily in the akin, broad In the' beam, short in `tile arm, but, mark you, light on his feet, That's the way cooks 'Ought to be issued:" But every boy, particularly those who have not found their own talents, will want to read about William Glaisse Sawyer for themselves: For there aretmany boys who carry around with thein, the Jewel of a great talent which is ..'welted because neither they_, no0 anyoneelse known et Is there, It la through discovering` talents' in the boys wit hwlilch it works, anti d'eY.elop ing-them, that the Boy Scalia ¥ova* meet is malting its great onntribution to the upbtillding of the nation, is ii Ci1ILDROOD CONSTIPATION Constipated children can find primpt relief through the use of Baby's Own -Tablets. ,Tire• Tablets are a mild but thorough laxative which, never fail to regulate the bowels and stom- ach, thus driving out constipation and indigestion; colds and simple fevers. Concerning thein Mrs. Gaspard Daigle, Domain, Quo;, writes: "Baby's Own. Tablets leave been 61 great benefit to my_ little boy, who was au.ffering from constipation and indigestion. They quickly relieved him and now he: is in the best of health." The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25c a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Present Time.` There was a young girlie, by gum! Who said, with her sweetie 'She wap done, But beyond any doubts She won''t be on the outs ) By.tile'time dear old Christmas has come. - Why. Faison Yourself? Few people realize that they poison themselves py: , unwisely , combined pure, wholesome foods, as surely as by impure -food,'. or that the mind, ea well as ,• .the body, may cause ]laranless foods', ands secretions to become in- jurious. Tsousat "sof`-people suffering from acute and chronic diseases are killed every year: by. „medicine and feeding, We are creatures or habit and, whether we need food or not, we sit down- to dt least three meals per day and, unconsciously, overwork -our di. -gestive and other organs until :Nature, however long `suffering' she -may be, force it' ent-er =a protest. This pro- test t fres theform of some bomplaint or malady which, in Its. severity, Is commensurate with the infraction of the lows laid down for the preserva- tion of the sufferer's health. Physical, menta) and physiological rest usually constitute .the only pre- scription required by the: average suf- fert.r. In plain lingllsh, by wrong or exces- sive diet, self-poisoning has occurred and either fasting or moderate' and correct diet isall that is needed to get back to normal health. If, on rising, you have an unrested, tired and lazy ''feeling, don't eat any breakfast, At mid:clay, if not feeling quite right and honestly nest! 0 y hungry, do not worry your stomach wit Isany Lunch. 1 -Tot or cold Water will relieve any discomfort in the stomach. 11 you do nbt feel comfortable throughout the afternoon, do not eat anything in the evening, Follow ,this. plan until physiological rest has proved sufficient to bring'per- fect comfort from one mealtime to the next. _- An uncomfortable feeling is ;the dist sign of footpoleonan'g. It may be located in the stomach , about :nleal- time—a symptom which sante describe se hunger, oilers, as an all -gone feel- ing, while some claim a gnawing sen- sation. . Eating relieves it which is why so many believe it is due to need of food: The' fetid fiend continues; to thus fled relief until bastritis, ulcer- ated stgluach or cancer tarn -slush re- lief into torture. Those who persistently break b a- ture's zeniflceee laws can only 'stili teed, eventually, In being 'brolree 'by then., The law of compensation- is strictly just, Outraged Nature will. readjust and wrath become normal, but it takes time, effort, .patience; Bell - a:631141 ahs eelhdieciplines to repair damage thoughtlessly done by mixing ;pods which, by themselves,' are ono ,beat health preservers, Witeie, en 6th Oceober last, In those columns, I offered to freely !nail mj' copyrighted Dietary 'ti''eatment to the Mat thousand readers who, applied ler tante, 1 little thought of^tho extent of the demand, and now, 'as a anal effort In the year spent in lightitttt' against the Cancer scourge, will gladly coli.' thus to moil my Dietary, without, Charge, to all Who write for same be - 'fere ere 31.81 of December to Char de Walter, ua Brunswick A.vcens, Torotitt, Outnrio, Canada. • • The REAL CAIJI31I; of this tea'riblo disease; how to treat it and how to avoid it, is; fully explained by the book on T tulle (llitassiun tttl'catillent which does away witlr, the danger and su fi.`eringcaused by''surgical 'opera, tion, radium and Kray. In tb'is boolr art c nunslier of cavo reports, at".borne and abroad, :;w itieli prove the great,,;ralne of Cantasstutn '.l'reatntent to interna anti to external eases of irregular cell -growth and Cancer. Why wait to be stricken by this rapidly ineroasing deyaattctlua seem:go when you Otto learn now'tc avoid it by sending for this PRIDE BOG,- ,which will be promptly mailed to 141.7,:, with - oat cost, by CHARGES WALTER, 51 Brunswick Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Note `1'o meet: tate requirements - of a' limited number 61 Cancer sufferers who desire' complete) test while taking the Cantaosium Treatment;` Arrange nlonts have now been completed for their comfortable accommodation 1n suitable premises In Toronto, 'where, if they wish, they can be attended by experienced physicians- , Town Lot Poultry Keeping. By S. W. .Knife: Only a small space 1s required to keep a few hens in which would.sua- ply table eggsea11 the' year, • But someone oat's,` "]: have nd.ono to 1Qok. after them and Lam not able my self," This obstacle has been nn over come in many families where' there are no boys or girls. I was much in- eerested in the Itoultry:displays at the schooi.faira this Fail, and I had the pleasure of visiting quite a•number. Ono small town fn particular -(of one; thousand inhabitants) -.had an exhibit of close on two hundred Fowl, all col - ere: and stages of growth. The prizes were well deserved where they: were awarded and were in the form of a setting of eggs in Spring, from pure- bred stock,' thus encouraging the youthful fancier. We areal laware of the vim a youth - will put into any- thing Interested -in; and boys - and girls in many cases have, made a de- sided sueoes6' in-tlfe':poultry, 'taken in as partners with their parents, The following interesting items, by courtesy of The Reliable' Poultry Somenal, wit show what 'two juniors did, both under, 14 years of age, At the time of• writing, - these' children had finished their 3rd year in`the'buelness Paul and IlileenWarner started poul- try keeping on a three-quarteraere town lot, with 20 White, Leg'ltorns, 120 Barred' Rocks' • and 20 _Rhode - Island Reds. All were good standard: broct ing, as shown by ;the fact that, .they took 31 flrst and 13 second prizes At various shows. A great many adults would be proud of such a record, both. in prizes won and net proflts made by these young poultry keepers. Their drst Yogi: they sold,, from 36 hens! Elggs at local market . , 9120.12 Eggs for hatching 102.80 Chickens sold for breeding 81,60 Chickens sold ,for eating ... , 33.61 Feed and supplies cost ., Profit .. ...... .. 9109.90 Second year with 75 hens; ..: Eggs sold on market , . . 9280.07 Eggs sold for hatching . 125,80 Chickens sold for breeding 44,00 Chickens sold for sating .. 80,37 Premiums : front shows . , ..... 65.50 -6.93,79 Feed and supplies cost ,: ,;,297.22 Profit , , , ..: .. 296,52 Tnerease in flock ,.,,.. .., 78.00 Third year flock contains 110 )rens.. Eggs sold on market ' 9431.38 Eggs sold for;hatohtng .. .. , 152,00 Chickens sold for breeding ,52:00 Cilioltens spl dfor eating , , -140.25 Premiums from 58 prizes 72.50 ll e,tiH A Rubber 13:ind My cry you'll shoal a rubber band and a piece of string two Peet long• You') run file string through the band and ask a spectator to hold the string one end in each band. ?'.our task nowt' is to get the band off the string without tete spectator letting go. Than is, of course, ar.peaslbie— but magic Is the doing or apparent 1mpossibilitles. You will havo hidden' to your band a duplicate of the rubber bend. Borrow a match, Grasp the band (which is on the string) ip the, hand in which the dupiloate is Bid- den. Berra cbe biddsu band around. - the string and hold it there by thrusting the match through it Tile hand now aides the original. band, ' Draw this baud toward the end of the string, calmly pushing the spectator's bands qty the string,.' 0& course, while you era doing this,: you are slipping the band off the string and biding Win your hand. As the spectators 'think they can see the original band on the string, no attention will be paid to this mOvotuent, :espeolafy 1f -you do it boldly. . The ,other hand, In the same mariner takes the other end of the string. The spectator: is now asked to .take the mate!) away, quickly. The rubber band, of course, fails to the floor. You haven't done' exactly what you promised to do—but you have done -a mighty good trick. • (010 this ant and paste ft, faith' other of tate series, in a serattbook,J THE CAUSE OF SICKNESS Allriost Always Due to Weak and Iltipoverishel Blood. Apart from accident or illness due to infection, almost ell Ill -health arises from one or two reasons, Tho mistalte that• people- make. is 1a • not realizing that both of these have the same cause at the, root, namely poor blood, Either bloodlessness •orf some other trouble of the nerves will be found to be the reason for almost every -ailment. If Yen are pale, suffering from headaches; er hleathleesness, with.palpitation of the heart, poor appetite and weak di- 'geetlon, , the cause is almost always poor blood,_' If you have nervous head- aches, neuralgia, sciatica and other: nerve -pains, the cause is exhausted' nerves. But run down nerves are also a result of poor blood;'so that, the two chief causes of illness are one -tnid the same. If your health is peer; if you are pale, aetvolts or dyspeptic, you should give Dr. Williams' Pink pills• a fair trial;- These pills act; directly on that Mead, and by enriching Itgive new strength to worn eat nerves. Men and, • 802,03 Women alike greatly benefit through 192,13 the use of this :medicine. If you -are weak or ailing, give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a fair trial' and you will be pleased with the beneficial assaults that will speedily fallow. . If your -dealer does, not keep these. pals you can get. them by mall at 501 cents a box from, The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont.' `i 848.18 Geed, and supplies cost .. 366,23 Profit 6181.90 :Increase in. hoofs . , .. •... , 70.00 Total Profits -9838.32, Also au inventory value of 9148' in- creased fiook. Another instance I' dame across was a boy of 13, who haia the caring for of 25 pullets of real good stock. ?`hey got finest dare and attention possible, with the result that their average pro- duction for the year-uveragod 216 eggs eaclt.,in a pert:' 10 ft, by 14 ft,. Get yowl' boy 00'3101 interested iu poultry and thereby instill into their l young minds a fundamental knowledge. of business, also their ability to as - 1 soma, responsibility, It will benefit them mentally as wee las financially, ilnard's Liniment for Dandruff'. � r Harmless. An Englishman was paying his first visit to Scetlanrt, • -,IIearrived at a small town and began_to question the porter. "I suppose you have a gro- vost here?" "Aye," said the pdrtoi•. "And does he have insignia like our mayors?" "Have what? "Insignia --well, for instance, does tie •have a chain?" "A chain?" said the astonished pen ,tell ' "Na, no. He wane Iooee; but dine be feared, he's quite, hal :awls," HOARSE Qarg)e seeerai times; to -day With. Mitt• melee in water.: " It cuts the fungus and ,gives relief. t+I11Q1 MIAee, 'His First Vice. The Serpent—"What's that smudge corning.out of your but?" Eve --"That's. Adam smoking a shirt I made Por, him out of theleaveset a nasty tasting weed." Mother! Give Sick Baby "California Fig Syrup" Harmless Laxative to Clean Liver and Bowels of Baby or Child, Even constipa- 1; ed, bilious, fever, .5. . s .i ish, or stele collo-,.� ra''��D'es Babies and Child- ren love to: take genuine "Califor. nia. Trig Syrup." No other laxative regulates •the ten- do.little bowelss. 30 nicely. It At A.. . -. sweetens the stematli and ;!tarts the liver and bowels acting Without grip- ing. Contains no narootlos or'Booth- tag drugs. Say "California" to your druggist and avoid counterfeits! In - east upoil genuine "California frig Syrup" which contains directions. Tit for Tat. She was a very gaudily dressed lady, and she tendered the bus cola duoi.or half a grown for her penny fare with, the ulr•of a grand duchess: r'i'm sorra," she drawled, "but I have no asiinies," • "Don't you worry, lady," replied the coudttctov affably, "You're going to have twenty-nine in it minute." Caroful, The scala had been pawed to every- one at ills tablet but Bobbie, thine and one -kill* years alta, Bobbie' -,'"Iii take 0. piece oft, enitt, pl01006 ' Mother--°ljo, dear, banana cake is toe heavy tot little boys," Debbie ,(after sovdOi1 strands of 17,nighi)--•'ti'tell, 111 use both 1tends,"' Minard'tt Lhllmont.Neale Cato, i TheTobac 1 and in jckag . .. acka g Mantd'actured by :Imperial' Tobacco Company of Canada Limited The Anoerican Discipline. 'Hagfish naval' officers were delight- 'cd with the prompt appearance, of American destroyers In, European waters • after the 'United States had declared war an Germany and have many times expressed their admiration of the effective, way the boat carried out their assignments. Vie English officers, hoWever, --must have been amused many times, by : the lack oil formality they detected 1n: the dieeip- line of rife "gobs" on the American vessels. Capt, J. (#. Sutherland in At Sea With Joseph Conrad, tells sit Incident illustrative of their free and easy ways. A commander, he 'writes, had just completed adjusting the compass of an American destroyer when he politely asked the lieutenant in charge if he would kindly' lend flim : a binocular. The lieutenant Omitted down the for- ward hatchway, . "Anybody flown there?" "Top," came -the answer. "Well, say," continued the /lepton - ant, "one of you go down to My cabin:, and in the middle drawer onthe right- hand side -you'll find a pair of bineou Jars. 13ring 'em right along." "It shall' be donejust exactly as you say, lieut.," was the reply. • It is easy to imagine the difference on board a Britishwarship, where' a bluejacket would have bounded up a ladder two steps at a tithe and,' on reaching the top; would have sprung smartly to attention, saluted and with an "Aye, aye, sir,: carried out.his ins gtruetiona. There's en old saying, "Different ship's, different long splioes, ". and I suppose it is the same with nationalities; 'Different coona,. tries, different customs." If you are not afraid of failure it is very probable you will never have to face it. , Keep MInard's Liniment; in the house. If the cells of the lungs 'were spread out flat they would• form a surface of 480 square feet. MONEY ORDERS. Pay your out-of-town accounts by Dominion Express Money Order, Five Dollars costs three cents, Vienna possesses an -orchestra all the members of which are doctors of Medicine. • Ask for Minard's and take no other. Mrs. Blank (visithig)- -"Really, James and I meant to call long before this, but somehowwe kept putting off the evil day." EYERAL CARS DRY ItMILL oaa slab wood stove length. Reid Bros., Bothwell, Ontario. FA S .. if interested in wagons or repairs send an your name with this 40, We W11) send you an article worth 91.00 to 95,00, JACKSON WAGON 00., LTD. ST. GEORGE; ONT. ARE YOD GOOD AT. IV( t5 'L THE FARMERS' GUiDE, Canada's Finest 1=arm Peper, Is offering you over 92,ODOAO to cash prizes, in ,8 most unusual and attractive under- taking. : WHAT 1S. THE AGE OF THE LION? This is the big question. !Tow +; +; OLD 16 `PIIS a ,10N Overheard by J. P. M. Conductor -"Hove old Is that child, madam." Mother—'131r, that is an impertin- ent question," , • : Conductor -"Excuse me, madam, but it's a fare question." ASPIRIN Say "Bayer" and Insist!, Unless you see the name "Bayer" on package or` on tablets you are not get- ting etting the genuine Bayer product proved oafs by millions and prescribed by physicians, over twenty-three years for Colds Headache Toothache Lumbago" Earache. Itheumatlsm Neuralgia Pain, Pain Acoept "Bayer Tablets of Aapir1n" only. . Each unbroken package con- tains proper directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug- gists also sell. bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin le the trade mark (registered in Canada) of Bayer Manufacture of Nfonoaoeticaoidester of 8alleylicaeld, While it is well known that Aspirin means Bayer Manufacture, to 'assist' -fa:a-'public against imitations, the Tab- lets of Bayer Company wil be stamp- ed with their general trade mark, the "Bayer Cross." • 'e1I1i} tiffs. 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