The Clinton News Record, 1920-10-21, Page 7RHEUMATIC. PEOPLE
pan Only Find if olief.b3r inrieh,,,
Y
ing the Blitocl.
Rheumatism is a .disorder of the.
blood, It attacks people viten the
.blood is oveh'elharged with acid and
impurities, thus setting up inflamma-
tion
nfl Lmma-tion in the muscles and joints, Wet
weather or cold heather may stapt We
tortures of rhelunatism, but la not the
cause. The pause is lit the blood and
the blootl'anly: Victims of this matte
dy have every reason to fear the first
dull ache in the limbs and joints, fql-
lowed -by sharp pains tlhrougll the
flesh and'muscloe; these are We symp-
"tomo of poisen in the blood which will'
shortly leave the victim painr'aoked
and Helpless..
There Is .only one way to euro then-
luatism, and that le through the blood.
Liniments, hot applications, and r'ub-
bang may give temporary wase, but
cannot possibly root the trouble out
of the system. That Can only be done
by the rich, red bind which Di', 1Vi1-
liains' Pints Pills make. This new
blood drives out the poisonous acids
and impul'lties, and the rheumatism
disappears. 1f you are a sufferer from
this painful malady begin the use of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and see how
soon the pains and stiffness of the
joints fade away, leaving behind new
energy and new health.
You cah get Dr. Williams' Pink Plils
' from any medicine dealer or by mail
at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 from The Dr, Williams Medicine
Co,, Brockville, Ont.
Why Lift Your Hat?
When a man offers his right hand
to an acquaintance he is unconscious-
ly imitating the cavalierr of the mid -
die ages, who held out an unarmed
hand as token that his sword was
sheathed and that he was friend and
not enemy. When he removes his
glove to shake a lady's hand he is
again the knight of old who world
never offer a lady a Covered hand.
A knight, when he entered a castle
hall, always doffed kis helmet, the
most vital part of his armor, as evi-
dence to his host that he came in
peace, just Fie the man of to -day would
never dream of entering a living -
room with his hat on, Just as the
clemtaeval baron would raise his hand
,m to his helmet 'as an indication that he
was ready to unhehn oat of politeness,
his descendent of to -day touches or
raises his hat,
At our meals we are singularly
linked with' the long -gone past. The
knife' we use is the successor of the
dagger or hunting knife with winch
our ancestors of long centuries ago
cut up their food; and our finger -
bowls had their origin in the days
when fingers were used to convey
food to the month. We -.owe the fork
to the enormous ruffs which made it
difficult to reach the mouth with the
fingers, and made a substitute neces-
sary; and the paper frills which adorn
our cutlets, ]ranks and so on; were or-
iginally used to obviate soiling the
lingers by handling the joint's or Oa -
toes.
The Norfolk jacket Is a reproduc-
tion of the chain -mail tunic, girt with
the sword -belt; and the frock coat Is
the old-time wafenrok—a long gar-
ment slit up the back for riding, and
worn over the armor.
The peaked cap is the offspring of
the burgouet—the peaked helmet
worn on mediaeval battlefields; and
the cassock is a Survival of the days
when almost all males were skirted,
just as the barrister' wig links us
with the days when every gentleman
wore a horse -hair wig. • ...
What the Drums Say.
Sigualltng by chant ie exteneivola
practieetl 151 Arvin, and lnossagee o1
astoaiishing variety can be eazlveYed,
hi this
Amon messages that cell be signal,
led are; That food is ready; a Cali to
a thole; any personal Milne; Wet it,
death bas hap'3loned; that 144 animal
1198 been 1(111.011 in the bun.; a eum
of money such 98 tell shillings, or a
gammon 10 laying money,
A wi'ltei' in "Man," the journal of
the Royal Anthropological Instituto,
Wile of ae amusing test he macre of
the drnnnner's powers when he was
living among the Menai people of the
Gout Coast .Colony.
Returning home one evening he
heard an enocie113' geed 'drummer
playjng, so the told the man with him
to take threepence to the drummer
and ask him to 0a11 11p one of the na-
tive boys, Mosey by nano, and 'tell
hint he was a fool,
After his return to, the house, he
]heard the drum say "Mo-soyl Mo-
sey! Kiri-Kiri!" Mosey,' the boy,
hetird it, too, and was very put out,
because, he .said, the drummer was
abusing him,
-sw
Expectancy Forfeits the
Ambition.
The faculties require a lot of •sthnu-'
lus, a perpetual tonic, in order to do
-their best, It is astonishing what a
great motive will call out of a human
being, how it will ;expand ordinary
capacity,' multiply ordinary ability,'
To be in a stimulating, ambition -
'atoning enVironinona, where one's
powers are always en the alert, and
there is always a perpetual tonic to'
endeavor, is a wonderful thing. Ott
the: other hand, to be placed: in an en-
vironment which giies no special
stimulus to our ambition, as, Tor in-
stance, a dead -anti -alive town, or Fie
establishment presided over by a man
with little ambition who clings to the
old slave -driving methods, and who
never raises a salary until forced to
do so at the point of a resignation --
such things are especially .trying to
bus's incentive and aspiration, Hope
and expectancy of better things, the
consciousness of a superb motive,
calls out our greatest powers.
Expectancy of a reward for our ef-
forts, of advancement, of increased
usefulness! • What a stimulus these
things are to ambition! How they
take the drudgery out of an occupa-
tion:
The Best Kind of Credit.
The time may come, . my young
friend, when you may want to build a
home of your own or start into busi-
nese for yourself, and you will want
all the credit you can get. You will
flncl that a good name, a clean record,
the reputation of being straigbt and
honest, a dead -in -earnest hard worker,
possessing a level Head, sound judge-
ment, will draw a. very large sum of
-money out of the banks, and will give
,Yon credit with johbere :.and whole-
salers.
Character is credit, the best kind of
'credit:
--Marshall -Field's character was so
established that when ,he died his
goodwill Was worth 'millions of dol-
lars, while many other 1,archants who
had been in business as long as be had
no standing whatever that was worth
anything. People were afraid to trust
them because they had the reputation
of being slippery, of crawling out of a
bad bargain, of not standing up to
their contract, if they could possibly
avoid it.
A gasoline engine -driven dynamo
that is entirely automatic in its action
is attracting attention. in •England,
Fuel Oils Frei the Farm
Before very long every farmer may
snake his own fluid fuel for' lighting,
heating running farm machinery and
other purposes.
This has no reference to alcohol, but
to a substitute for gasoline derivable
from straw and other tarn wastes''by
destructive distillation. The U.S. De-
partment of Agriculture is now snak-
ing experiments looking to the de-
velopment of a simple and inexpensive,
apparatus for the purpose, which will
render the farmer independent of the
oil monopoly for all time to come,
The apparatus in question, complete
in itself—a "farm unit," as the experts
mait it—will consist of a retort, a
"scrubber," and a condenser. It will
cost only about $250, and will be so
constructed as to be Wei -proof, This
implies that anybody can run it and
keep it in order, All that Reed be sup-
plied is heat and straw •(or other vege-
table waste), and the machine will do
the rest,
As yet the experiments have been
restricted to straw, but they will pre-
sentiy he extended to include corn.
stalks and leaves, cotton stalks, sugar
cane refuse and other materials.
The most important application of
the idea now in View is in the Far
West, where fuel is scarce and where
the straw discarded by threshing ma-
chines is customarily burned to get
rid of it, there being no acceselblo
market for this waste product, so
enormous in total quantity.
-If by the aid of simple mechanical
apparatus this straw can be made to
yield a fluid equivalent to gasoline it
The process of destructive disttlia-
The prooesaof destructive distilla-
tion yields a gas, which in the con-
denser is converted into a liquid. It
may even be transformea Into a solid;
and the experts think that/tenthly it
may be utilized to best advantage in
this shape,
It has gone far enough1 however, to
convince the investigators of the prac-
ticability,af the idea. They have even
ruin an automobile with straw gas con-
tained in a huge bag attached to the
ear.
Beyond the first cost of the -outfit,
the farmer will be at no expense ter
his fiutd fuel, inasmuch as the waste
of his 'farm will furnish it, He will
use it to light and heat his dwelling,
to keep the cookstove going, to oper•
ate the washing machine and sewing
machine, and to drive the grindstone'
and food -,Utter in the barn.
He will use it for his automobile and
also to drive the farm tractor. In-
deed,:with unlimited supplies of cost-
free fuel the conditions of life for him-
self and his family will be to a great
extent revolutionized,
"Toth. table drink
will never bother
nerves or sleep
ifyou. Quit coffee ' "•
and drink.
Pealem CEREAL
IN$TANT Posm-.
'yisdyoull app�:
Via: the ecp o . , 4 'nveai'ienae .'
x.
, 1 ?C i aERE :xi
•.tet
€" r
Y
Q w a�h soiti Aasturn
G
The Sunny Soul,
l !snow of eo other one qua'11ty
that will add quite so hunelh to
the effectiveness of one's life •
and ability as a cheerful, peppy
disposition, This always elazs80
a gotta ilnpl'eehlon en ethers,
wins friends, and opens doors
which are closed t0 the too Fiera- ;
000, the sad, the .morose, the
nlisoolal,
We arc. attraete1 by the sunny
seal with the 011eer1u1 Mee. All
boors ily open to 'him every-
where, while .the Boar, forbid,
ding face repels us, and its. own-
er fends himself unwelcome
wherever he lnay ge,
No matter where You are go -
lug or how you 'get your living,
always take the smile route; it
will land you In .happy piaces,-
it will malre friends, it will •lead
Yell to success, ••
GUARD THE CHILDREN
FROM AUTUMN COLDS
The Fall is the Moat severe season
of the year for nide—one day is
warm, the next cold and wet and un-
less the mother is on her geiarcl, the
little ones. are seized with cattle that
may hang on all winter. Baby's Own
Tablets are mothers' best friend in
preventing or banishjng,colds. They
act as a gentle laxative, keeping the
bowels and stomach free and sweet.
An occasional dose of the Tablets will
prevent Wilde, or if it does' come on
suddenly their prompt use wiII relieve
the baby. The Tablets are sold by.
medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Do You Enjoy Life?
If not, why not? •
-One reason may be because you
-have bad health. Another, that you
haven't enough money.
Examine that first reason. Why Is
your health bad? You have either in-
herited it, or made it. Perhaps you
are still making it.
Inherited bad health, or dieeaso, is
of course a handicap. Yet it can be
eased, and life enjoyed if you would
cat your coat ancdrding to your cloth.
Life-long invalids are often the hap-
piest and most delightful folk to know.
You would think that they would—
must, almost—radiate gloom and de
pression, yet the reverse is the Case.
And if you cannot enjoy life because
you haven't enough money—well, al-
though money does not of itself mean.
happiness, it certainly is a factor in
procuring it. So, get more money.
Briefly, instead of grousing, set to
work and increase your efficiency. If
you are in a rut, get out of it. If you
are a round peg in a square hole,
either square yourself or `seek a round
]hole. Nothing venture, nothing win,
What is your idea of enjoying life,
anyway? What is your programme?
You can, and with advantage, be
ambitious for a full enjoyment, but
wait till you have the means. You
must cut your present coat according
to your present cloth. You will never
enjoy life if, enviously, you grumble
for the unattainable and neglect the
material at hand.
Finally, don't gulp enjoyment. Six
sips are better than one big gulp.
That may be your trouble. Be like a
bee, in fact, and take your sips of nec-
tar according to the ).uwers that are
available.
And—got a hobby? No? Than you
are minas the -greatest stand-by in the
way of enjoyment that ever was, or
ever will be.
MOTHER!
"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
only—look fat the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
childis having the best and . most
harmless physic for the little stom-
ach, liver and bowels.. 'Children love
its fruity. tante. Fn11 directions on
each bottle. You must say "Call -
ferule."
Not Properly Qualified.
The man next door to six-year-old
Wilfred has a new car, and little•Wil-
fred was very fond of accompanying
Then tO the garage whilst he tinkered
with the machine.
Ho sometiines seems to get 11141011
pleastte out of it, as does the actual
Owner.
But, alas! the other day something'
.happened which thre tened fora time
to ni his enjoyment. • :
• The owner of the ear came home
with an Overall suit in which he. ap-
peared the next time the went out to
wd9s1 0n the ear.
.
As he passed on his way to the gar-
age he whistled for Wilfred, but no
boy came.
Theh he event over to Wilftod's
hone and hunt d u thelittle s t t fol
pe low,
"Conte sing to the 'garage with
me," he said.
Wilfred looked at in 7 n
h � s rrowfullY, .
X cant he said 'grin
"
!d ser full
r w X
Y,
llaveii't any 'garage tielderwear -like
years.'!
Mlnard's Llhlment For, 1i401drttff,
SCAREIS.
"!hey Work While you Sloop"
Matte it your "hobby," to keep livor
and bowels regular.° If bilious, 0011-
stipated, headachy, unstrung, or if roll
have cold, an upset stomaata, or bad
breatlh, take Cascarets tonight and
wake up feeling clear, rosy and lit, No
griping—no inconvenience, Children
love Cascantsi too, 10, 20, 50 ,eats,
Steel Cable In New Auto Replaces
Brake Rods.
In place of the rigid steel rods which
customarily serve to.eonect the breaks
of an automobile with the brake pedal,
the latest model of a popular car uses
a flexible steel cable: The ends of the
cable are connected to the two brake
drunis, and the pull of the foot lever
is exerted through -a grooved pulley.
This assures an even division o£ the
braking action between the two
drums, reducing' to a minimum the
tendency to skid.
We believe MIIVARD'$ LINIMENT
is the best: _
1V/stales Foley, 0i1 City, Ont. '
Joseph Snow, Norway, Me,
Charles Whooten, Mulgrave, N.S.
Rev. R. 0. Armstrong, Mulgrave, N.S.
Pierre Landers, Sen., Pokemouche,
N.B.
Mile -Long Cabe is the Only
Approach to Lofty Mine.
A cableway more than a mile long
and almost perpendicular in its uppe
length, is the only connection between
the outside world and a gold mine
which perches like an eagle's nest en
a lofty crag in the.American Rookies
At its lower end the 'cableway ter
urinates in the crushing mill, to whicl
the ore isdropped in a small car. Thi
car is used, also, fox carrying supplies
to the miners, and for their persona
transportation to the mill in can o
accident. The cable is inspected Moe
£equently in winter, when a break
wouldmean the end of operations fo
the season, There are no roads or
paths down the mountainside, and .an
ascent through the heavy snow would
be practically impossible.
"DANDERINE"
Girls!. Save Your Hair!
Make It Abundant!
Immediately after a "Dandcrine"
massage, your hair takes on new life,.
lustre anjl wondrous beauty, appear-
ing twice as heavy and plentiful, be-
cause each hair seems to fluff and
thicken. Don't let your hair stay life-
lees, colorless., plain or scraggly. You,
too, want lots of long, strong, beautiful
hair.
A .85 -cent bottle of delightful "Dan
-
amine" freshens your scalp,• checks
dandouff and falling hair. This stimu-
lating "beauty -tonic" gives to thin,
dull,fading hair that youthful bright-
ness and abundant thickness—All
druggists l
A phenograplh cabinet has been in-
vented into whin small machines cam
be set to masquerade as coslt'!er one
frlinard's Liniment Relieves Distemper
Alumni= cooking utensils must
never be washed in soda water, Or
they will lope their brightness; Soap
and water is all that is necessiary.
ROOFING
SAVE 50c.
to
1.00
per roll
Prompt',
Shipment
YOURSELF THE JUOoe
We ship on approval to any station
where there' 18 an agent. We save.
roe 500 to $1.00 is rola on Ready Roof-
ing oguaranteed-
ASK
t e
in f uaran a d•
ASK FOR quality, yourself to be
FREW the judge after in•
SAMPLE specting the Roofing
..
at our risk. Samples
free by nail, also free catalogue
with prices and full i forma ion
w 1 u t
Send letter or post card, "Send hue
free samples and price of Ready
Reefing and particular, of Prod
ne ei' Offer."
elly
y
IHE HALLWAY COMPANY, Ltd.
• f=actory Distributors,
HAMILTON - CANADA
v. /J
r6lioves pain of besclacho, neuralgia,
sciatica, lumbago, rbcumatinm,
alaa ii&vfRrii 'O ' suostirUTfs
SIA, a tube.
pill (ErreS0 MIWES c0•, LTD:
MON7aC;AI.
Astra 0101.1),, 7ulra nou;ue
RELIEVES PAIN
Expected a Lecture.
Mails Twain at public dinner ohne
seid1 "Speaking of fresh eggs, I am
rem11100l of thetown as Squash. In
my early lecturing gays I went to
Squash to leotute in Temperance Hell,
arriving in the afternoon. The town
seemed poorly billed. I thought I'd
and out if the people know anything
at all about what was in store for
them. So I turned' in et the general
store. 'Good afternoon, friend,' I. said
to 'the general -storekeeper. 'Any en-
tertainment here tonight to help a
stranger while away the evening? 'alio
general storekeeper, who was sorting.
mackerel,stiaighteuea up, wiped his
briny .hands on his apron and said:
'I expect tlmere's gain' to be a lecture.
I beenFiellin' eggs•, all day.' "
"CORNS"
Lift Eight Off Without Pain
Doesn't hurt a b1 ! Drop a little
"Freozone" on an aching corn, instant-
ly that corn stops hurting, then short-
ly you can lift it right off with fingers.
Truly!
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
"rreezone" for a few cents, sufficient
te remove every hard corn, soft corn,
or corn between the toes, and the cal-
luses, without soreness or irritation.
Press On.
Only have vision and bold enterprise!
No task too great for men, of unsealed
eyes;
The future stands with outstretched
hands,
Press on and claim its. high supre-
macies l
—Joan Oxenhain.
—a,
MONEY ORDERS.
Dominion. Express, llIoney Orders are
on sale- in live thousand offices
throughput Canada,
A .spoonful of vinegar added to the
water in which meat or fowls ave
'boiled wall help to make them, tender.
Minard's Liniment For Burns, Etc.
The Siamese wear their finger nails
very' long. The women sometimes
have then topped with silver.
COARSE SALT
LAND ALT
Bulls Qar'lots
'TORONTO SALT WORKS
C. J. CLIFF TORONTO
*MiffseCil y 0
-171 ,gay iris/
'VITEN you want quick com-
forting relief rim any
'external" pale, use Sloan's •
Liniment. It docs the job with-
out staining, rubbing, bandag-.
ing. Usefed forrheumatiem,
neuralgia, aches and pains,
nprains and strains, backache.
sono muscles.
Keepit
hand
A Fair Trfide,
"That's a, beautiful bits," said. the
salesman, all carried awaY Walt his
own eulogy of the Q. "Qf course,
there may be some little thing that 11.
needs, but that's to be 03peced.." ..
TllThoen'ho Iirbnospeiglhettenedl00ked thoughtful.
,
"3 tel•1you what I'll do," lie • replied,
"I'll buy the little thing you mention
and you throw in the ear, You see,
befi'voar0," bought a second hand machine
BUY DIAMOND DYES"
DON'T RISK MATERIAL
Emilaoka a of "Diamond Dyes" con-
tains directions ap simple that any
woman 05111 dye tiny material without
Etreakirtg, fading or running, Druggist
Lae color card—Take' no other dye!
Dickens often acted in private the-
at-rieals, -
•
Mlnard's Liniment Relieves, Colds, Eta
Tho nearer the Equator the nacre
Salty sea -water becomes.
STORM ` lNDoWS&DOORS
r.
h '�•�•� CIZES 10 suit your
1� openings. Filled
with glass, Safe de-
livery guaranteed.
'Waite for Price Lid
M. Cut down fad
--.�•o -- hills. lenge winter
comfort.
Tho HALLIDAV COMPANY, Limited
641111300 . 1ACTOR0 O,OTRIn5TORO 000005
A.tne1'Ica's Pioneer Dog Remedios
Book on
DUB U S ASES.
and Stow to Feed
Nailed Free to am, ad-
ch-ess by the Author.
1.r. Clay (!lover Co., Xao.
118 West. Mat Street
New York, Thad..
Classified Adve; Iise rents,
,lTa.U1N ;rp V I IN a; VOW
Routs with ':Sbay'0 :imple Chart of
ords" 'enabling, a bre, to ro..dily,
lay acoompanlments o!i plane or organ
001 0Y83'3' Iy; e. 115118641'by'lsaeinganuet,
ohne oveeywldero, Asvz ket ante ,.
eral 89111 "rieaidne; Opatnaid to any 84-
00,,010* )35%i-emit'',rSyd ey,S11,a- Dpub.
A11L3$ WAN"FI>al)—"0 3)0 PLAIN
X.1 and Light Sowing at home; whole or
spare time; gape pa wort( Bent any dis-
tanto; charges pain' Send stamp fon
particulars, ZtTatlettai alanufaoturing Cog
I14e11treal,
Pon se,7,1. ....
el Far 703)31 SILVER FOaelaS x"R038
1110, idly stock all "Standard b15(1',
acid 1uerantood. Prices right. IO. 33.
MacDougall, west Ogre, ate, •
TED
Send for list of inventions wanted
by Manufacturers. Fortunes hav'o
been 'made' from simple ideas.
"Patent Protection" booklet and
"Proof of Conception" on request.
HAROLD C. SHIPMAN & CO.
- PATENT ATTORNEYS < ' )
.tb'aouhu1AN CHArdna0O • •' e'r(aWn;li9NAep
Appear At Your
Best—instantly-
If you receive a sudden
caller oxen unexpected 10-
V1101100 you can feel con-
fident of always appearing
at your best. In but a few
moments It renders to your
• 511111 a wonderfully pure,
soft complexion . that Is
beyond comparison.
AT YOUR SERTME
WHEREVER YOU LIVE
The woman in town or country has
the same advantage as her sister in
the city in expert advice fi'On1 the
hest -known firm of Cleaners and
Dyers in Canada.
PARCELS from the country sent by
nail or express receive the same care-
ful. attention as work delivered per-
sonally,
CLEANING and DYEING
Clothing or Household Fabrics.
For years, the name of "Parker's"
has signified perfection in this
work of making aid things look like
new, whether personal garments of
even the most fragile material, or
household curtains, draperies, ruge,
etc.
Write us far further particulars,
or send your parcels direct to
id. Works Li uMted,
Cleaners; cors:
1791 Yorzge St•. Toronto
Cord or
Fakir.
Good company On a journey
makes the way seem shorter.
Dependable Partridge Tires
should be your companions on
all your motor trips. They shor-
ten the journey by allowing you
to travel in comfort—free from
the annoyances, delays and
expenses, caused by tire
troubles.
Partridge Tires, like loyal
servants, serve you faithfully
always.
,704
drusts$gd7 all �7
Don't Suffer Wi Eczema
Whom Soothes at
One
First bathe the affected part with
Cuticura Soap and hot water.. Dry
and gently rah on Cutieura Olnt-
merit. This treatment riot onl:
sootllest but in most cases 110310
distressing combines, rashes, irrita-
tions, etc.
e Soh
250 Ointment 25
and 500, Sold
throoloimheAomICit.Drol,5!emn.rLimited, SL Paid St., Montreal,
30�"Cuteta Sdap epiaWes without rang, .
11SU ENo. 43--'20,
Game as Their Warne hhe7i
ONLY TABLETS MARKED
"BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN
Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross"
For Colds, Tam, Hoehne, Neural.
ala, Tootltaclie, Baraciher and for
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neu-
ritis, take Aspirin marked with the
name "Bayer" or you are not taking
,tisplrin at all,
'Atcopl only "Sayer.'Vablets of
'Aspirin" In an unbroken "player
package whit% contains coinpdete
reations. Then yep are getting real
Aspirin—the genuine Aspirin pre.
scribed by plcyslcians for over nitle-
teen years. Now made In Canal.
Handy tin thews containze�gg 12 to
lots coat but a few cents, Dist gists
also sell larger f'13afer'l pas
Mince is (nag OMAaittt'iri.-.' Jlay'or ri ••-•'YOVI must flay 4J!
Aspirin Is the trade nark (<roglsterod !n Canada.') of 533''61' wiehutaetn
ueetteaoldester of Salicvlloacid, 1V11116 It 1s Well knewrl HuttAeiiittihd
ntanufaa'turo, 10 assist the nubile against 3mltalaon4, the "Tabis of 13
SOS be stamped 351th their general trade mark, ii's
ia ay(r .fppn,