The Clinton News Record, 1920-12-9, Page 7THE TREASURE
OF GOODHEALTH
Easily Maintained Through the
Use of Dr. Williams'
Pilnic J'iile,
There ie not a noolt or corner in
• Cautt(la, in the cities, tile towns, in
villages, on the farms and b the urines
and lumber camps, where Dr, Wil-
liams' fink fills• have not been used,
and from one end of the country to
the other they • have brought back'te
bread -whiners, their wives and Pani,
i7(es
the splendid treasyl'e of new
health aid strength.
You have only tor. ask your neigh-
bors, and they can tell you of some
rheumatic or nerve -shattered man,
some suffering woman, ailing youth or
anaemic girl who owes present health
and strength to Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. For more than a -quarter" of a
century these pills have been known
not only in pomade:, but throughout all
the world, as a reliable tonic; blood -
making medicine,
The wonderful success of Dr. Wil
Danis' Pink Pi]le is due to the feet
that they go right to the root of the
disease in the blood, and by making
the vital -fluid' rich and red strengthen
every organ and -every nerve, thus
driving 'out' dieeaae and pain, and
making weak, despondent people
bright, active and s{Tong. Mr. W. T.
Johnson, one of the best known and
most leghly esteemed men in Lunen -
burg county, N.S., eaye:—"I am a
Provincial Land Surveyor, and an ex-
posed for the greater part of the year
to very bard work travelling through
the forests by day and camping out
by night, and I find the only thing that
will keep nie up to the mark is 'Dr.-
Witlltlrns' Pink Pills, When I leave
,` home for trip in the woods I am as
•
interested in having my supply of pills
as provisions, and on such occasions,
I take 'them regularly. The result is
I am always fit, I never- take cold,
and can digest all kinds of 'food such
as.we have to pelt up with hastily cook-
ed in the woods. • Having proved the
-value of Dr. Williams' Pink • Pills, as
a tonic and health builder, I am never.
without thorn, and I lose no opportune
ity in recommendieg them -to weak
people whom I meet
Dr.• Williatns' Pink Pills should :be •
kept in every borne, and their occa-
sional use will keep the blood pure
and ward oft illness. You can get
these pills througll-any medicine deal-
er, or by mall at •50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 from the Dr.'Williame
Medicine 0o., Broeltvnle, Ont.
Seaweed Twine.
Japalreso.have found a way to mix
the fibre of a species of seaweed. of
which there is an unlimited supply
with cotton to form strong and water-
—' resisting twine and cordage.
BUY- "DIAMOND DYES"
DON'T RISK MATERIAL
Each package of "Diamond Dyes" eoo-
tains directions so simple that any
woman can d9e any material without
ysteeaking, fading or running. Druggist
has color card—Take no other dyel
Some men waste a lot of valuable
time, explaining their actions.
Love.
LoVe 1s• t1 Dower
Ali Quer-the world,
Wher'ev'er You' go
Its banner's unfurled,
It waves' 411 the breeze,
And sane leu' the ail',
Go where you •pieape,
Love it is there,
`It's out on the ocean,
7t's
here upon land,
.And eauscs commotion
On every hand.
It rides on the billows
Or lives he theewavee;
Sternlle,'s it mellowe
And sok:row It laves,
Love is diNirtt>,
It carnes front above,
And glistens in sunehlne—.
Beautiful love.
It's up 1n the mountains
And valleys below;
It gushes in fountains,
.And sparkles• ire snow.
It abides in the cities,
'Or Byes in a town;
And lifts man when he's down,
The needy It pities,
It stalks along hedges
With arrows and quiver/
Or slumbers on ledges
-By Love's beautiful river.
It swoops along highways
And over bread plains,
And steals along byways
And along rovers' lanes.
The birds In the woodland
And in the green lea,
All warble of love
To you and to Inc.
—Holmes,
When Bill Nye Sold His Cow.
Bill Nye the humorist once had e
cow he wanted to sell, and he un-
blushingly advertised all her faults
while naming the few virtues she
seems to have possessed, His adver-
tisement ran:
"Owing to my 111 health, 1 will sell
at my residence in township 19, range
18, according to the Govetnrnentes sur-
vey, one plush raspberry cow age
eight years. She is of undoubted
courage and gives milk frequently: To
the pian who does not fear death in
any form, she would be a great boon.
She is very much attached to her
present home with a stay chain, but
she will be sold to anyone who will
agree to treat her right. She ds one..
fourth Shorthorn and three-quarters
hyena. I will also throw in a double-
barrel shotgun, which goes with her.
In May she usually goes away for a
week or two and returns with a tall
red calf with wobbly legs. Her name
is Rase. 5 would rather sell her to a
non-resident, the farther away the
better,"
There are no uneertakers in japan.
When a person dies, it is the cus-
tom for his nearest relatives to put
ham into -a coffin 'and bury him, and
the Mourning •does not begin until
after burial.
Sammy: "It was ten below zero at
our house this morning," Wtalde:
"Pel say it's cold. • It was twelve be-
low .at our house, and it would have
been colder still if our thermometer
had been longer.e
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HEALTH EDUCATION
BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON
0
Breast feeding seems to be one of
the greatest checks to infant mortal-
ity that is known. It is positively
alarming to take the records in any
community and see the • great pre-
ponderance of 'bottle-fed babies. While
some women through physical 'weak-
ness probably cannot nurse the babies,
-the tendency of the present time is
for mothers to forego breast feeding
on account of the interference with
social duties and ordinary routine of
life that it would entail. Coupled
with this regrettable viewpoint is the
fact of commercialism in the supply
of infant food's. Even cow's nri'ek
which, with a proper percentage of
added sugar' and water, makes the
best substitute for mother's milk,
nowadays rarely contains a proper
standard of fat, the high prices of
butter at present tempting many peo-
ple to use the separator at the ex-
pense of chid life.
In conversation with a doctor re-
cently in a good sized country town,
he told me the startling news that it
was almost impossible to getpure
milk of sufficien't fat standard, on
account of the prevalence of separa-
tors throughout the country. It is
evident that the unfortunate results
of this pauperizing of the milk is
not realized by the people who do the
separating, for there its not a man or
wpman in Ontario worth the name
who would .think of depriving • the
children of their only means of proper
sustenance in the early months of
life. It ie just the Ratak of knowledge,
1
coupled with the desire to make leg -
tiinate profits from butter, which now
fetches a high price on the market.
This is one of the most important
factors to be dealt with in the ,present
campaign to:build up a more, robust
babyhood in this pr'ovince.
Some of the reasons wiry a baby
should be breast fed are as follows:—
Breast milk is 'always ready and. is
never sour: it does not have to be pre-
pared or measured; it is nature's
method and was intended for the
baby; it will make the baby strong
and healthy; it is .absolutely free from
germs and dirt; it protects the baby
from matey infant's diseases; it is
safer for the baby; ten 'bottle-fed
babies die to every one fed on the
breast; it contains the proper elements
of food in the right proportibii for
the growing child.; breast-fed 'babies
seldom have bowel trouble, which is
so fatal in 'bottle-fed babies especially
in Trot weather; the baby will have
the 'beet ohance of living if breast
Vel,
A normal baby should show the
following points in its development:
—
A .steady gain in weight; bowel move-
ments every day.; a good appetite; no
vomiting; a clear skin; bright, wide
open eyes; very little crying; quiet
unbroken sleep, with eyes and mouth
closed; a oonistant growth in stature
and intelligence.
The temperature of the baby's bath
should be from 08, to 100 deg. F., and
it should always he kept warm.
Even a slight chill often brings
disastrous rosults'to ono so young.
When tea or coffee bd ,hers
�x pot turn tz
Jt has helped mail
a coffee drinks
'!1•.'' t :cif trouble,
'There's
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Agent of
The 0, Nestle • Co, for Canada,
The Stranger Tumbled.
M, Poineare ls fond of telling this
story against himself.
One bitterly cold day the winter be -
fere last (he says) I was walking hur-
riedly,. down the almost deserted. Bole
de Boulogne, the collar of my overcoat
turned up about my ears, my head
bent down against the stinging blast.
I wanted to know the time, but I
was unwilling to unbutton my over-
coat in order to get at my watch. Just
then I saw a pian of well-dressed ap-
pearance coming along.
I perceived that he was buttoned up
just as I was. Nevertheless, such is
the seliishness of human nature, when
he arrived opposite to me I touched
my politely and said:. "Sir, do you
know what time It is?"
The stranger paused, removed his
right glove, unbuttoned his coat from
top to bottom, unbuttoned his under-
coat, and finally pulled out his hatch,
while the cold wind beat against him.
holding up the timepiece he scrut-
inized it an instant, and said: "Yes!"
Then he passed on without another
word.
He had evidently seen through my
little ruse,- and acted accordingly. It
served one right.
Hospital • for Sick Children
COLLEGE ST., TORONTO,
Great Provincial Charity Makes
Christmas Appeal to Friends
of Childhood.
Dear Mr. Editor:
The most vital' fact in public
health service throughout the pro-
vince is, as you know, the tremendous
strides made in child welfare work.
Modern science is harking back to the
ancient proverb that "An ounce of
prevention is worth a pound of cure."
It has been the privilege of the Hos-
pital for Sick Children—the greatest
institution of its kind upon the con-
tinent—to find that ounce of preven-
tion.
In bygone • days dependence was
put more largely in medicines. Now-
adays there • is a closer partnership
between the pediatrician and Dame
Nature, Since the erection . of our
Baby's Ward and the establishment
of well babies' clinics the infant
mortality iu Toronto alone has been
reduced from 155 to 82 per thousand.
Further statistics which might be
given would merely corroborate the
actual life-saving value of the Hoe-
pital's work. And ft is unnecessary
to explain to you that the informa-
tion as to the researches which make
such a record possible is at once
communicated to the Health Officers
and practising physicians throughout
Ontario.
Consequently the Hospital has
surely a claim upon the Christmas-
time generosity of every friend of lit-
tle children. An institution which is
securing the new-born child twice the
chance, not merely of good health,
but of life itself, is entitled to the
abundant support of the public,
Daring the past financial year,
revenue from all sources fell one
hundred dollars a day behind neceS-
sary expenditures.
It has always been the ambition of
the Hospital for Sick Children to
gain not only the support but the
sympathy of the people of Toronto,
and so to -day, with a debt exceeding
$150,000, it appeals to your readers to
help along with some gift, whether
it be great or small. A contribution
of $2,000 from an individual or a so-
ciety gives the -privilege of naming a
cot for all time; a donation of 25 cents
will run the whole Hospital for half
a minute. Between these two amounts.
there is surely some sum which can
be sent by everybody to the secretary -
treasurer at 69 Collage street, Toronto,
as a token of interest In a charity
whose field Is as large as this province.
The Hospital for Sick Children is one
of the largest and most highly regard-
ed in the world, It is an institution
in which the people of Ontario may
take legitimate pride, for it is through
their generosity that success has been
possible.
Two hundred and fifty children,
pale of cheek or with twisted limbs,
will be the immediate beneflclaries of
the Yuletide remembrances of your
readers. Thousands• more throughout
the coming year will benefit by their
kindliness. •
IRVINE E. ROBERTSON,
Chairman of Appeal Committee.
It Cured Him.
. Mr. R. A, Squires, Premier of New-
foundland, told this amusing story -the
other day
, It concerned an old fisherman dwell-
ing on the island, who, lite most of
iris class (said Mr. Squires), was very
superstitious and "faddy."
A neighbor who disapproved of
these traits in leis eharactor said to
hire one day:
"That potato yen gave ole to carry
en my pocket as a euro for rheumatism
"`.ea had fV Wonderful effect, I haven't
had a till -1,4•.c' 011100 YOU efre1 it 01
me."
"There!" exolalmed the' old chap
triumphantly. "I told you a potato
carried In the poeket was a cure for
rhotimatisni,: and you wouldn't t b liev
e
me.'
"Yes," the other admitted, "and the
really strange thing is that it meet
have been exercising its' ilitiuenee on
Me before yell gave ft to ate, for I
novae lead a twinge before I began
oarrydng it either,"
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23i yds. 54 ins. wide. Width aroesel
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This pattern may be obtained from
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McCall, Co,, 70 Bond Street, Toronto,
Dept. W. '
CHILDHOOD CONSTlP.ATION
Constipation—that disordered state
of the digestive tract which is nearly
always caused by improper feeding—
can be readily regulated by the use of
Baby's Own Tablets, These Tablets
are a mild but thoroughly laxative.
They are easy to take and are abso-
lutely free from injurious drugs. Con-
cerning them' Mrs. Joseph Dion, Ste.
Perpetue, Que., writes:—"I have no-
thing but praise for Baby's Own Tab-
lets. When my baby was three months
old he was terribly constipated but
the Tablets soon set him right and
now at the age of fifteen months. he
is a big healthy boy and this good
health I attribute entirely to the use
of the Tablets." They are sold by
medicine .dealers • or by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr, Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont•
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Horse Asleep.
The Band of Mercy of Sydney, Aus.
tralia, reports an instance of an old
cab horse falling on the pavement and
then lying as still as. though dead. In-
vestigation
nvestigation revealed that the horse
had been driven all the previous. day
and night, and had been left standing
several hours while the driver was in
a hotel, The animal had fallen asleep
while standing, and was so exhausted
that he went asleep againwhile lying
011 the ground.
MOTHER!
"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
only—look for the name California on
the package, then you are euro your
child is having the hest and most
barmless physic for the littie stem.
aeb, liver and bowels, Children love
Its fruity taste. :all directions oa
each bottle. You must say "Call -
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Not In League of Nations,
The Governments which are not
members of the League of Nations are
Chita, Germany, Austria-Hungary,
Turkey, Russia, Mexico, and the Un-
ited States,
Ontario issteadily growing in hi-
dustrial strength. According to the
1017 census she End 11,681 ind'ustrial
establishments with a capital of
$1,$35,000,000, and employing nearly
300,000. Value •of products in that
year, over a million and 0 half, with
a merited expansion since 1917.
Minard's Liniment Por Burns, Ete,
A wet summer ds healthy .because
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flushes germ -laden (lust away.
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and eutomobille equipment. Wo ehlu
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Joy for the Wife,
no was—well, very, very careful.
Eaolr weak ha wauki go oval' ilia wife's
cash aeoaunt, growling and grumbling.
Once he delivered himself of the fol.
lowing: •-
"Look here, Sarah, mustard plan.
tem 50o, two teeth extracted $2,
There's '.$2.60 in erre ween spent for
your private pleasure, Do you think
l am made of money?"
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CASCARETS
"They/ V1lork while you Sleep',
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Do you feel all tangled up—bilious,
constipated, headachy, nervous, full of
cold.? Take Cascarets tonight for
your liver' and bowels to stralphten
you out by morning. Wake up with
head clear, stomach right, breath
sweet and feeling tine. No griping, no
inconvenience. Children love Cascar-
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A Wonderful Opportunity,
The children—Eric and •his little
sister—found Aunt Mary altogether
too strict. She certainly tried her best
to amuse them, and one morning took
them to the zoo. But it was a failure.
"Eric, keep away from that cage!
Molly, your hat's crooked! Thoseseats
are dirty, Eric—keep off them! If
you bite the Huger of your glove again,
Molly, I shall take you straight home!"
It was like a never-ending gramo-
phone record an- good behavior, and
Aunt Mary never seemed to tire. At
last the little party paused: before a
cage, and Aunt ,Mary consulted her
catalogue,
"This, children," she announced, "is
an ant -eater."
Eric looked cautiously round as he
whispered to Molly, "Can't we push
her in?"
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen, --Last winter I received
great benefit from the use of MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT in a seyere attack
of LaGrippe, and I have frequently
proved it to be very effective in cases
of Inflammation.
Yours,
W. A. HUTCHINSON.
Reports from the Arctic slope as
to the quantities of fish available in
those waters have been so enceurag-
ing that the Mackenzie Basin Fish-
eries Qo. is installing a $700,000 cane
ery plant at Black Bucy Lake, Atha-
baska. . -
Mlnard's Liniment For Dandrull.
"I am proud to say that my grand-
father made his mark in the world,"
observed the coiiceited youth. "Well,
I suppose he wasn't the only muni in
those days who couldn't write his
name," replied his bored companion.
HIGH
YIELDS
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Because items of outlay, such as
land -rental, equipment, labor, land
preparation, seed and harvesting
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whether you get 20 bushels
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'
acre of wheat or d0 bushels; 40
bushels per - acre of oats or 80
bushels; 0 tons silage per Imre or
12 tons; SO ;rusbels of potatoes or
260.
Ontario Agricultural College
Bulletin No. 278 (Prof. A, Leitch)
reports:
CROP YIELDS AND
FARM PROFITS
Per year
labor
Those who harvested Income
Below 51% of aver. yields, $500.00
81-00% 688.00
01-100% 087,00
101-110% 050.00
111-120% '• 1208,00
Over 12018 " " 1881.00
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average and got the • bit Labor
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1021, apply Pertllizers. Write
THE SOIL AND CROP
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sonally.
CLEANING and DYEING
Clothing or Household -.Fabric^,.
For years, the name of "Parker's"
has signified perfection In this
work of making old things look like
new, whether personal garments of
even the most fragile material, or
bousehoid curtains, drepeoles, rugs,
etc.
Write us for further particulars,
or send your parcels direct to
,t acd•'
rays ‘/orkk Limited
Cies110134 Dyers
1791 ¥onge St., Toronto
ONLY TABLETS MARKED
"BAYER" ARE - ASPIRIN
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of "/layer Tablets of Aspirin" which a row cents, Larger "Mayor" packages.
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