The Clinton News Record, 1920-11-25, Page 8WEAK, NERVOUS
DOWN
RUN
A Condition Afflicting
sands of People—How to
Get New 'Health.
There are tto,teande of people wiio
are enduring 'the pain and dieelen-
fort of minor ills in the hope .cat tate
indisposition is only temporary and
will bo outgrown in time, Often such
.i11tossOs are not eerloua enough to
require the attgntioli pf a. doctor, but
will respond to intelligent home treat.
meat if a reliable remedy is used, Wo-
Men, busY with a. multitude of hose -
hold careo,•young'womeu In offices or
stores, or girls studying hard in
eehool, easily fall a prey to that con-
dition of bloodlessness ]mown as
anaemia. Tito trouble need not be
serious if prompt, effective measures
aro taken to cheek it in Its early
stages, Dr. Williams' Pink Piles will
restore the elea/outs needed to bring
the blood back to strength, and once
the blood regains its healthy quality
the entire body will show the beuefit,
Among the 'Many who have found
benefit through the use of Dr. Wil-
liams' Pihk Pills is ,Mrs.' Jams J.
Johnston, of Peterboro, Ont, who
says: "1 eau personally strongly re-
oorntnend Dr. Wililams' P11111 Pills be-
cause of 'what they have done fbr ine.
About two years ago I felt poorly, was
terrible- weak, nervous and run down.
I waseasily annoyed and worpied, and'
-my heart would flutter at the least
exertion. I tried several remedies bot
did not And a cure untie I took Dr,
Williams' Pink 'Pills. I .took -seven
boxes in all and am now enjoying per-
fect health and have gained in weight.
1 calculate the cost shall when I
think of the benefit I received, and I
recommend the pills to all weak
people."
Rich, red blood is the whole secret
ofrgood health, and from the first to
the lest dose Dr. Wiiliams'Pink Pilin,
enrich and purify the blood. You
can'getthese pills through any inedi-
•cine dealer or by mall at 50 cents a
box, its or see box .
es for $ 2
.60, from Tho
Dr. Williams' Medicine t.u., isrockville,
Ont.
1
As a result of the world war thej
present vahlo of capital in Z`ranCe:
necessary for pensions ions for tivi
dews
Y. p
orphans and wounded is 58,000,000,000 t
francs.. .
Romances of Famous Hymn.
Some of tho most beautiful and
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popular of our hymns Were the
spring of sadneae and tragedy,
Charlotte Elliott wrote "Tian t0 I
Am" when she woe Al ana dlsanoraged,
T1ne ltev, 'Haney Menet Lyte wrote
"Abide With Me" when• "the daritpess�
of death" woo creeping over beat,
Towner tried to oolnmit suicide
twice and. failed, atter which he wrote,
"God Moves in a MVeterdous Way,"
Apart from the great beauty of "Our
Blest Redeemer era Ile breathed' Ides
tender last farewell," the hymn is re•
markable from the twat that' tire
autboress, Harriet .Aubert first wrote
it on a pane of glass in a window of
her house at lloddesdoii.
d : "'Christians awake, salute the happy
morn," has been a favorite Ohristmee
hymn for more than 160 years, Joiin
Byrom, the author, .wrote it for his
favorite little' daughter', Dolly, wlio
fund it ono.OHrlstmas morning await-
ing her with other presents.
"There Is a Happy Land" WAS writ-
ten by' Androw Young in 1858. He
happened during that year -- tb be
spending his holiday In Rothesay,acid
one day passed the aftoritoon in the
house of a friend, A little girl began
to play a pretty little Indian melody
on the pian, and Mr, Young, wh'o was
passionately'fond of music,' begged her
to play It again, renarlcing that it
would make a capital tune for,a cliil-
dren's hymn..
That night the tune still haunted
him, and early in the morning he rose
and., while walking 111 the garden,
wrote' the hymn.
Perhaps the most quickly -written
hymn was- "From Greenland's Icy
Mountains,' composed by Bishop He-
ber in little more than fifteen minutes.
Island of Ghosts.
- The little island of Tdtheneull, oft
the coast of France, has for Its sole
Inhabitant an eccentric hermit who for
many years has devoted much of his
time to carving Humanlike Ilgures out
et the rocks which slope down to the
000.
There are hundreds of than]—mostly
lying on their backs, as if staring up
atthesky,but orein a ea pos-
ture
by so seated s
1
ture and a few standingerect.
e e
The effect is deeciibed by the Point-
er
opu
er Science Monthly-ae weird and uu-
ear ht the figures looking like ietr _
t r. g g i t
fled men. Theyaro understood tore -
p
reser biblical cha ters. Alonge
tenc the
op of the wall in front of the hermit's
o e
dwelling are a number of heads, like.
wisp carved out of stone,
'The hermitage is on the summit of
the rocks, overlooking the oarven
shore and the sea. People who live
on the nearby mainland call the place
the "island of ghosts."
The hermit keeps his sculptures
swept, clear of sand. They seen to
have for him a religious significance.
0'
Preliminary work on the develop-
ment of the Fridge River power site
near Lillooet, B.C., is being carried
on, The development will entail an
expenditure 'of $30,000,000; the head
will be 1,600 feet and 400,000 horse-
power will be available.
HEALTH EDUCATION
BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON
At the present time smallpox is a
real menace to the health and wel-
fare of the people of Canada and
United States. In recent years there
has been a. carelessness in these
countries with rggard to the Mangers
from smallpox, because there has been
a long period of comparative freedom
from the severe forms of the disease.
The cases that have occurred have
been few and mild. But since the
Great War there has been a at -arid -
wide increase in the number of cases,
partly because during the war people
from all parts of 'the ,globe were
brought together in large numbers,
and some came from countries where
there was much smallpox. The lack
of adequate medical and sanitary ser-
vice in all the fighting countries of
Europe, the unfavorable liming condi-
tions arising out of the war, and the
marked falling off in universal vac-
cination, have resulted in an increas-
ed prevalence of the disease. In a
number of instances it has occurred
fig severe form.
In the Province of Ontario, where
there has been persistent .opposition
to vaccination, a very severe outbreak.
of smallpox with thousands of eases
pccurred early this year, and the
United 'States sanitary authorities de-
clared a quarantine on all travellers
from this province into the United
States,. California reported more
than 2000 cases in 1919, and reports
from several other States in the South
show that smallpox has been widely
prevalent recently.
Yt is entirely withih the power of
the people to erect a isarriet against
the disease. Vaccination is the one
measure which has proven its eiCoc-
tiveness as a means of smallpox con-
trol The evidence shows conclusive-
ly that in those countries where vac-
cination is faithfully carried out,
hardly any deaths from smallpox oc-
cur; and in those areas where there
is •public and private indifference to
this simple procedure, there is always
more or less mild, and, at times, viru-
lent smallpox,
'I
' The experience of the people of
Cuba Is one of the most impatient
facts we have on smallpox preven-
tion. In 1896 and 1897 there were
over 1000 deaths each year from
smallpox in the City of Havana alone,
With the 'beginning of American oc-
cupation of the island, vaccination
-vas enforced; •children were com-
pelled to be vacoinated, as were also
all persons. who could not produce
s'atisfaCtory evidence of previous vac-
cination, The tbeneficent..effoct of this'
common-sense procedure was observ-
ed almost at once. Between 1901 and
1917 there was only one death from
smallpox in the City of Havana. A
similar :condition was observed .hr
Japan. Before the :practice of vac-
cination was offebtively carried out
Japan had thousands of eases and
deaths each year. Epidemics of the
disease were especially severe, In
1909 a law was passed requiring vac-
.eination of each infant within three
months after birth. This measure
had the effect of greatly re-
ducing the number of cases and
deaths. There have been no serious
epidemics froth smallpox in Japan
since vaccination was generally in-
troduced.
In Canada and the United States
there are no centres 01 smallpox in-
fection where vaccination has been
thoroughly tried out. Soma cases are
brought in from other countries, or
from other areas where the practice
of vaccination is lax, but no epidemics
have commenced in these protected
centres, On the other hand, in oikies
where there is great laxity in the en-
forcement of vaccination laws, or
where there are no laws to be •en-
forced, many cases occur each year.
It is the duty of health officers,,
publicists and all others interested
in the public safety to arouse their
communities immediately to this men-
ace and to enliven public interest in
the gassing of vaccination laws
where none now exist, or in the rigid
enforcement of such laws as are now
on the statute books,
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Grape'uts
The Cereal
Mat Needs No.Szfgar
Healthful, substantial and
full of sturdy nourishment.
Afood ofdeli�h-fu l
delightful 1 f akar,
eatable to the last atom.
Soldeverywhere/b�c�rs _ .
ice" 1t . , iiiAMOIv%i1KB`t4$GtiYQL/xk?iflA&irf
AUTO SPAR' PANTS
ter wore fl5taa M14 Models of sari,
sour altic broken or worn-out pinta
relacred,
yo ' Wrte er wire us/deeortb.
lei What ywent,' ocia y the.
larges`'angt moat eom ]lite steels to
Caned/tog i tthtly elate or new parte
and automobile lands iant, We rhfy
C,4 D, anywhere 1n Canada. 810.0*factory or refund in full our moult,
Onevar Auto /dent$, - Pert sanalllyr
V23.93 1 isffetin tit., Torer!.t0, Op1t,
eeeee tea..
Stuffed With Shavings..
Football, whiolr now is the most pop-
ular of athletic games, is really. the
Most ancient of all, though in the ofd
days, of course, it WAS not played in
the .comparatively gentle form it is
now,
So long ago no "B.C;" a gauze whose
chiefattraction appeared to be In
'stoking about a piece of cirotllar-
/limttped wood, was played among the
inhabitants of what we now know as
Ireland, Rather hard on one's toes,
particularly as the elms worn at that
time were hardly worthy of the name]
The Greeks, Polynesians, Luzon bill -
men, Teltitnos and many others played
a game similar to Ude and from which
our Soccer, at weknow moot have
originated. With shoes of hide the
medieval Italians played a game which
most reseinbles a football aite it Is
now played, •
In the IlIlddle Ages, football in Dug -
land was not Reveler though, a certain
number of sifthusiasts tried to make -
it so.
At that theme the galiie was played
in the streets with a-ttail which was
merely a -linen case stuffed with shav-
ings. It irlwaYs caused a tremendous
_commotion, and snore -often than not
was an excuse for some rowdy brawl.
A writer of the sixteenth century neat -
tinily called it "a devilish pastime in-
citlug envy, brawling; murder, and
even homiside!"
So football, though of course, it eras
passed throgh manly different stages,
is an old ,old game which has at one
Nam or another, been played by prati-
cally all the races of the world.
THE BEST MEDICINE
FOR LITTLE ONES
Thousands of mothers state posi-
tively that Baby's. Own Tablets are the
best medicine they know of for little
ones. Their experience has ae leu ht
them that
the Tablets always do just
what is claimed for them and that
they eau be given with perfect safety
to children of ell ages. Concerning
them Mrs. Joseph Therrien,- St. Ga-
briel de Brandon, Que., writes: "Baby's
Own Tablets are the best m0dlcine I
know of for little ones. I thought I
would lose niy baby before trying the
Tablets but they soon made him
healthy and happy and now I would
not be without them." The Tablets
are sold by medicine dealers or by
mail at 25 cents a box trout The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
Growing the Coca Plant.
The most prolitable. agricultural
product of Bolivia is the Coca Plant,
from which the anesthetic cocaine is
derived.' The world depends mainly
for its supplies of coca leaves upon
that South American country.
The Bolivian natives commonly
chew it for its narcotic effect. It en-
ables the Indian burden -bearer to go
without food for a Iong time, and to
work long stretches without rest. Un-
fortunately, Its continued use is in-
jurious to the nervous system, and is
supposed to have much to do with the
degeneration of the native race of the
Bolivian plateau.
The coca plant is a shrub three or
four feet high. Its leaves are of an
oval shape and light green. The shrub
is grown on terraces, built up on the
hillsides. These terraces are about
ten inches wide, and are protected by
ramparts of earth faxed with stones
or cement. The terracing prevents
the heavy rains from washing the
whole plantation down the mountain
side, and also holds the moisture about
the roots of the plants.
Yoangshoots are grown under a cov-
er of dried banana leaves, and, when
sufficiently advanced, are transplant-
ed to. the terraOes. The plants begin
beariug when two years old. Alter the
leaves are picked they are dried in.
the sun on a floor made of slabs of
slate. They are then pressed into
bales Weighing fifty pounds each and,
wrapped in banana leaves and burial/
to protect them against weather and
rough handling, are carried to La Paz
by mules. In La Paz they are at pres-
ent worth forty-seven cents gold per
pound. -•
-
Bolivia manufactures no cocaine.
Th.e leaves are exported •to other
countries for the extraction of that
active principle,
Bride -Cake Ships.
The Solent and Channel will in fu-
ture be guarded by the weh•deet ships
built for any navy, says a Loudon
newspaper.
Two of these ships have been con-
stt•ucted at a cost of $3,750,000 each,
and one of them Is now to be seen
about three and a half miles from
Portsmouth Harbor, near the Nab
lightship.
Imagine to yourself a briclocake.
conte 200 feet high, built in -tiers of
steel and concrete, weighing 10,000
toils, and you wlll get 801110 idea of
these secret ships.
Many were the surmises Its to their
use When the Callstrnetion was test
started at Shorebntu at the beginning
of 1518.
The Admiralty guarded the secret
Jealously, each workman taking an
oath of secrecy, which is still binding,
One has been suns at the spot men-
tioned and rooting on the. bed of the
Sea, rises sixty feet above son -level
at high tide. It leas a Crew of about
100 men, and Is equipped with it pow-
erful searchlight and outer apparatus.
While the sooret et the tower"ships le
still being Well kept, It is stated that
the original intention was to bulli
sixteen va !hese concrete. ships aril to
15011 them la peskiest Tomas rho
Straits of Dover in order. to WW1
submarine nets to them and dins pro -
toot the Channel from Submarines.
Ent that fs 0itlj' gaesawork,
Wrlgglilg'"Eels,
Idols 5o not brood in fresh water',
All h '1 of all u d 1
of t o lore ods tH i fo n h
our streams an51151(es were orlglpially
liatehea ea the sac, 17rey are by
origin Inerine fishes,
Whon very young they do not look
in the least like the eels with which
we are familiar, Tiley are flat and
ribbonlike. 7'liis is a'!a,r'al stage of
development: When they 11ay610081441..
ed adult form they leave the 5010 and
run rip into the rivers,
When, big enough to breed they go
hack to the sea, and there the females
lay their eggs, Thus tate cycle of tlieir
lives is acoonipllshed. One under-
stands, then, why there were uo 0010,
iu Lake Erie until they were planted
there, They Could not climb over• tile
Niagara cataract. •
Baby eels were caught In deep-sea
dredges many years before they weep
reoognieed as .eels, their appearance
being so different, Even now very
little is known about their spawning
grounds.
Victoria and Vancouver
Island,
Vancouver Island folk pick roses In
the garden when the Christmas bells
are ringing, and the golfer ie never off
his game, so far as being able to play
ie concerned, ibecause there 11e can
drive, approach the green and putt al-
most every day In the year. In the
fall and during the winter the grass
Is rich and green, and bloom is per-
petual. This is due to the warming
influence of the Japair`current, which
is the Gulf Stream of the Pachle
Ocean. Vencouvor Island was named
after Captain George Vancouver, of
the British Navy, who discovered It
hi 1792, and has an estimated area of
15,000 square tulles. Its trees, among
them the stately Douglas fir, which
towers 300 feet above the roads over
which the traveller glides by auto-•
mobilo,-or by the Pisquimalt & Nauai-
mo Railway, which tuns northward
through half the length of the island,
are magnificent beyond description,
some of them being 6 or 7 feet in
diameter. Along the road aro many
comfortable hotels and country
chalets, many of them like the inns
one finds on English country roads.
Victoria, the capital of British
Columbia, is a city of rare charm with
its beautiful drives itsg olf courses
its Chinese quarter, its turbanned
anned
findo
os, its Empress Iiotol and its
beautiful Capitol buildings. Bvery
year at -least 0,000 American golfers
visit one course in Victoria, the Vic-
toria Golf Club course, and thousands
of automobiles leave Seattle annually
for Victoria and Vancouver.
There is splendid inland and deep
sea fishing in and on the coast of Van.
couver Island„ and the ambitious fish,
erman who really wanted to do some-
thing sensational has even gyne out
all the west coast waters of the Pacific
and caught a real whale for breakfast,
Needless to say, he did not have it
served on toast.
"DANDERINE"
Stops Haft Corning Out:
Doubles its Beauty.
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A few cents buys "Danderine." Af-
ter an application of "Danderine"-you
can not find a fallen Bair or any dand-
ruff, besides every hair shows new
life, vigor, brightness, more color and
thickness.
Planes for London Club Mem-
bers.
There is a club in London which
offers its members the pleasant diver-
sion of making an airplane alight
whenever they incase, It is the Royal
Aero Club,. It has purchased six fly-
ing machines, for the ,exclusive use 01
its ]Members, most of whom aro air
pilots.
The airplanes are 'kept. in hangars
at Cricklewood. A charge of $25 an
hour is made for the use al a machine,
This covers the cost of petrol, iusut•-
ance and pilot.
114•tnartl's Liniment Co., Limited,
Gentlemen,—In July, 1015, 0 was
thrown from a -road machine, injuring
my hip and back badly and was oblig-
ed to itae a clutch for 14 Mouths, In
Sept., 1510, Mr. Win, Outridgo of La-
chnte urged mo to try M.INARD'S
LINIMIJNT, which I diel with the most
satisfactory results and to -day I am
as well' al ever Ill my life.
Yours sincerely,
his
• MATTHIJIV x BAINES.
1110111
Sheep, when frightened, always run
to an elevation. Wily? That's easy
to answer. Their ancestors originally
came from' the mountains. They fol-
low a leader because in dangerous
mountain passes their ancestors had
to go in single file, What die you do
when frightened?
MONEY ORDERS,
Buy your Out; of• -town supplies with
Dominion Express Money Orders,
Five Dollars costs three cents,
Prof, Veddal, the French expert
who went to Athens as consultant 115
one deed of ilius Alexander, was paid
it .fed of $d0;uv',,
M1!iard'g iinimoht For Dandruffs
Gladness .
This is my Father's world.
Should MY heart be'ever sad?
The Lord is kluge—let ' the lieavoni
ring;
Cod reigns—•let the earth be glad,
MOTHER!
:uCalifornia Syrup of Figs";
Child's Best Laxative
0
Accept "Calltornia' Syrup at Age
only—look' for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child Is having the best and most
harmless physic for the little stone
ach, liver and bowels. Children love
its fruity taste. Pull directions on
each bottle. You moat car "Call.
forma."
Contentment.
Some murmur, when their sky is clear
And wholly bright to view,
I1 one small speck of dark appear
In their great heaven of blue;
And sswith thankful love are flI1'd
some
If but ,one streak of light,
Oue ray of God's good mercy, gild
The darkness of their eight.
In palaces aro hearts that ask,
In discontent air ride
disc t d
p
Why life is such a dreary task
4V y
Y
,
And all good things denied;
And hearts in poorest huts admire
How love has in their aid
(Love that not ever seems to tire)
Such rich provision made.
CASCARETS
"They, Work while you Sleep"
Do you feel at "'nixes and sevens"
to -day? You are bilious,, constipated!
You feel headachy, full of cold, un-
strung. Your meals don't fit—breath
is bad, skin sallow. Take Cascarets
to -night for your livor and bowels and
wake up clear, rosy and cheerful, No
griping—no iuconvenience. Children
love Cascarete too. 10, 25, 50 cents.
On a fifteen per cent. grade it takes
nine horses to move the 01511110 load
that one horse can move on ea level
highway. Grade the grades and save
herse flesh and power.
14*nard'a Liniment Relieves Distemper
Cheese, besides containing a large
per cent. of protein, has nearly an
equal amount of fat in .its composi-
tion. 'Both of those must be taken into
consideration when planning meals
which are dependent upon cheese for
the principal nourishment.
BUY "DIAMOND DYES"
DON'T RISK MATERIAL
Each package of "Diamond Dyes" con-
gaing' directions so simple that any
woman can dye any material without
streaking, fading or running Druggist
has color eard—Take no other dye]
A stork has been known to perish
in a conflagration rather than desert
her little, helpless brood. .
MinartL'e Liniment For Burney Eta
The ,international signal code mates
,use of eighteen flags from which 78,-
000 signals are given.
The Progressive Farmer 'Has
His Name on the Front Gate.
For One Dollar you can secure a'
metal sign with your name hand -
painted thereon, guaranteed to last for
'ears. Enclose one dollar in an en-
velope together with the name you
desire on the seem Dither your own or
Me naive of the farm, cad mall it to
A. B. Whetstone, Sox 431, Harrlston,
Ont., and your sign wilt be promptly
delivered.
littlitUfgRiXiS
wain Rei6S
Making hooked, or drawn -in, rugs 1e
f sofnating wort, easy to learn, ehnply
pulling IoApa of rag or yarn through a
'burlap pattern with a rug Book, whloh
]you can a0tua11y learn to de in a foes
'mintites, and with a little ppraotieo you
'can make your cast -oft elothinR, under;
itvear, and blankets into beautiful rugs.
This work is not a sad, as Wo fraud
boon making patterns for those, rugs
oo 9. rug hook, 2500 and2ane et our small
door -ma pattarns, 18 x 82 Inaboo, stamps.
;ed in co ors on strong burlap, 8do, notal
,Outlay 0 0 wit start yyon. We pay 1)09
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ills will boent With your pattern, 11
you asst Tor them.
• Wo also Matto Garrottes Rug i'•Iookel',
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Tot' making rage faster.
Our design sheet showing six elxes eS
rug patterns, and booltle6 41)001 Da tulles
Brag Booker vont d0ree on rdttuedt.
d lfamll4 Ot, , Sfoty Gtwe's*, X d.
issu NO,18-10i
My Youth..
MY youth wag' my old .age,
Weary and long] .'
X had too ninny Oares
TP think of songi
My moulting' days all Oallle
Whou X Wee- young,
Now in life's prirtie ply 0001
Conies cut in %lower;
bate, as with Robin, eoni00
My singing power;
I was not barn to joy
Till tale' tate hour,
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This treatment does much to keep
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"BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN
Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross"
The nano "Bayer" etammel on tale dente/And-proper directions Collse
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