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Fat and Fatality. ,
TltDlin1slzed expectation of, life' at-
tends those in whom the circumstance
pd the abdomen exceeds that of the
cheat, according- to The Lorun.cet (Lon-
don). Inyeetigations carried out on a
Mtge scale in America have shown,
says this medical mitharity, that the
beat weight for 'a man of forty-five
rears is about twenty pounds less than
the accepted average weight for that
ago, at leant Oro•1n the etendpaint of
an insurance company. The writer
goers on:
"The steady decline in physical of-
floienoy wht)1h the carrying of twenty
pounds of superfluous matter' entails
sh heal in itself be sufficient antidote
to the dangerous self-eompiaieanoe
with which the middle-aged man views
an Increase in hie girth.. If this is
not enough, a perusal of Dr. Leonard
Williams, . new book on Obesity x1111
quickly 1rl2h'ten hien into a satire
factory frame of mind, The Infiltra-
tion of fat into the subcutaneous tls-
Bues mayresult.in a lased blood -pres-
sure from'increased peripherWleresist-
ance, and against this high blootd-pres-
sure a heart embarrassed both on its
Bueface and theoughomt its maaoula-.
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Viand early 1lrvmrlty , I"1100 la the lo,
out of d tunte wut is f protein,
c bol ydrates,: f t I lnarpl stilts, vita-
mins. oto. , hfAlt hu0t -1.011008 On,.
0nla tl ay0:. requisite ,
Du not-ovorlo It Ina foot; that
• 0,1600.6)0,1. COD LIVER OIL
to .010107, andorentre high. quality. When
1,elan ('011 1tver Oil be aura to sat.
10.010 -MILL t(ualltY.
, :ill 600 Ibo.: or Moro,
ar cent.. to 76• per omit. 'protein).
tore lima to work, under diminished of
firiellcy. ICidney diseteee is extremely
likely to fallow such a condition of
affairs, mid It is nlot saiayi'is'ing to learn
that the mortality from diseases of the,
heart and kidneys among 'ale obese. la
twice as high as in persons of normal
weight.
"To mane matters worse, it is notorl-
oes that such a diseased heart lnaly
give lice to very little iu the way of
symptoms, and nothing in the way' of
local physical 'signs, and yet, as Dr;
Williams emphasizes, the fart man may
die the next tttue he hurries to catch
a train. Obesity does not atop at pro-
ducing disturbances of the circulate/Sy
apparatus. The i+eiiratory system
may suffer, and it Is well known that
cereadu asthmaties may be greatly re-
lieved by ontting down their weight.
Varlooie .troublesome forme of dyspep-
ea may reedit from overweight, while
invasion of the liver• increases such
troubles, and the pancreas itself may
Buffer, beading probably 'to the form of
diabetes associated with obesity. In-
tertrigo (inflammation Where two Skin -
surfaces rub), varicose veins, hernia,
and even deafness are some of the
minor disturbances for which obealty
may be blamed, tc say nothing of the
increased gravity )1f acute diseases In
the obese subject.
"The cure of pbesity is largely bound
up with the problem of its, .causation.
Perhaps the most striking oldvnnce 911
the subject within recent times has
been the proved complicity of the en
doorines (internal secretions). leading
to the broad, classification of obesity
Into that caused by alimentary surfeit,
and that 'mimed by underaction of one
or more endocrine glands.' The fa-
mous Daniel Lambert, ,who died at the
age of forty weighing nearly liftytllree
atone, may safely be ,put into the latter
category; but 1t is admitted that most
of the obesity •commonly seen about
middle age is due to overfeeding. 'To
the scientist,' wrote Vance Thompson,
'thssn is nothing so tragic on earth as
the tsight of li Tat man eating a patatc.'
This quotation from Dr. Williams's
book many give perhaps• the key -note to
the solution of'the,pro'biem. It is not
generally realized that it is the starchy
cenbohydeate footle rather than the
more quickly and readily metabolized
fats wlhich are reeponsiblo for nthoh
of the alllinen.tary type of obesity.
"More rational diet 'will go a long
way to preventing this troublesome.
complaint; and in its cure this notion ,
must be firmly esiabldshed In the mind
of the patient." .
Mt
0. 'W. L.
(On With Lang/later)
'> 08Wr1rai0: t5.i+,moc
The:: Hostile Attitude Company paY0
no divldenls',to its stockholders..
Ma.1iv a man gets u reputation for
being good-natured because he Is tco
timid to stand up for'hisrtghts.
The Two Streets.
Intention Street is a broad highway,
And-t0ioae who follow, )0 they say,
Go down and up and up and 'down,
Trying to get to Nowliere Town.
Nowhere Town le a station fair,
On a railway that's always itt the air.
None of Its trains are - eehedalled
"through,"`
Stop -oyes ticltetasewill always do.
• Attention Street 15.narr010 quite,
And',tts dwellers work with all their.
might:
They feed the sick ;the poor they pity,
And finally get to Somewhere City,
9
Volae From College, ,1
"My missals lea received 3. letter
:from her son saying he was about to
mut out part of his eorrilcaium," •
"Another one of them coli,ege.
suleidesy I bet:"
"Talk about water off a duck's back!—
Just look at our shined, even after fifteen
minutes in this :downpour! 'There's
certainly nothing quite like 'Nugget'."
SifE
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Tltare'a d" Nurgot"shade for every( .ahoe made. ` : 82
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a .e .,er
We built this SMP Dairy Pail for
the man who is "tired of buying
new pail/trail the time." Thy are
made of good heavy, tin, highly
polished; strong . bottoms; heavy
wire handles; and put together the
way a pail should be, You'll get full
value from every cent you invest
hs SMP DairyPaiis and other Dairy -'
Tin Ware. Made by
Or e0i7ADA,
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001,1(ONTON VAwootiv1A: cio.naky
uq Ware
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The worst thing about a competitor
is that ,Ile won't let us sleep in the
daytime,. '
Being crooked never gets' a person
anywhere --and neither. does a merry-
go—round
Here is a sample of the way the'
Chinese alphabet works. They have a
symbol for ",root" and. a 'symbol for
"woman." The combination of a. roof
over a woman apelde "pe•,,ace'!; a roof
Over two women. spoils "War."
"I'm going to marry a pretty girl
and a good g000k."
"You can't That's bigamy,"
Brute—"So you have never attend.;
ed college??'
.Brutus—"No, I got my knowledge
through the mail."
')Brute—"I see."
Brutus—"Yea."
Here's Good Advice.
Do all the good you can,
By 0)11 the means you can;
°In all the ways Yon .can,
In all the Places yeu,;can,
At all the times you' can, ,
To all"the people' you can,
As long as ever you can,
It -doesn't pay to save money for a
rainy day and then blow It all 1n on a
wet night.
Some people turn up tbeit;.sleeves
at work, otbere turn up their noses.
The way to grow old gracefully is
to be' able to change our minds easily.
Mts. Brown—"When are you Being
to get that Bence needed?"
Mr. Brawn—"Let's wait 11:11 George
gets home. He whore the other day
that he's taking fending lessons this
term."
"The doctor will sere yeti Inside,"
said the nurse to the patient as she.
helped 'him on the operating table.
An optimist i,, a man who jumps
every time he hears a cork pop.'
NO.,MEDICINE LIKE
B ti'Y'S OWN TABLETS
For Either the Newborn Babe or
the Growing Child.
There Is no, other medicine to equal
Baby's Own Tablets for little Gees—
whether it bo for the. newborn,: babe
or the growing child the Tablets al-
ways do' goad. . They are absolutely
free from opiates or other harmful
drugs and the mother can ,always feel
safe In using them,
Conoesning the Tablets, Mrs) John
Armour, R.R. 1, South Monaghan
Ont„ nays:—"We have. three fine
healthy children, to whom, when 'a
medicine Is needed, we have ;given
only Baby's Own T•ableta,. . The. Tab-
lets are the beet medicine you can
keep 111 any home where there are
young children:"
Baby's Own Tabioto are a mild but
thorough laxative which regulate the
stomach and bowels; banish constipa-
tion and indigestion; break alp colds
and simple fever and :make -teething
easy, They are sold, by medicine
dealers or direct by mall art 25 cents
a box from The' Dr. Williams' Medi-
ctne Co., Brookville, Ont,. 's '
Honesty.
For to concern oureel1,75 in'lothae
people's affairs is a delicate nistteie
Yet Chromes, a chalubeter In Terrence,
think&, that there Is nothing that can
befall mankind in which he does not
thinly he has a concern. Meanwhile,
because we have the quicker pereep-
don and sawsatton of whatever he>n-
pens untavonalbly or untowardly to our-
selves, than to ethers, which we see:
as itwero at a' greater• distance, the
judgment we foam of them' la very 10-
Derentfrom whet we form of e :selves.
bt le therefore a oolght niaxi:tie to do
nothing when yona are doubtful whotli.•
er It' is honest Or unjust; for whatever
is honest ie self-evident, but doubt Im-
plies suspicion of injustioo.—Cicero.
one omens. •
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Keep Minard's Liniment in the house.
Ji rary:t�, llEsopee Dir
Pieneesed . ik't t Aid
With (loo death of-
Irspoo.fosr YT
Ms,nwall, of the
eeulldien Paci50
,( Investiga.tfkonl De..
partenent,: which
boot( plebe. aboard
a Montreal -'Chi-
eogo train' rodent
• ly, theropae:es
from tho;innlrs of
Canadian First
The Condition of a PE. L Lady
Who Agaial Rejoices in Good
lealth.
, "I GEM moll heartily sef olnnit'nd Dr.
IV1111an1s' Pinot. Pills 'to all- weak peo-'
pre" says Mrs. Augustin Arsenault,
Wellington Station, P.E.I, "Before 1
began their use Ewes very weak and
1 erwiue. I had always' worked hard,
with no thought of my health, until
est}denidy my strength left me, I
began to feel tiled and depreesdd, and
did: not sleep'watl at night, feeling just
,a8tired in the I11orning as when I went
to bels -at 'night. I begun to feel d1e-
oouraged when I woulde think of the
work necessary for me to do. ` I got
some lneaiciue from the. doctor whom
I consulted, but It did not appear to
meet my case se I showed no tin -
'movement while tatting it. Then -a
neighbor advised me to try Dr. SVil'
hams' Pink Pills and I got a supply
of this medlc1ne. 1 very -aeon found
they were helping me; and 1 continued
their use until I was well again, and I
hays been 'str*ng and well ever. since,"
Dr. Willialna' Pink Pills, do one
thing—and do It well. They build up,
purify and enrich the' blood, and as
the biiood supplies the wheys body,
new life is given to the entire syeltem..
Better sleep, steady nerves; improved
appetite, increased vigor--allthese
can be- yours by taking Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills•. Begin to -day. Sold by an
medicine dealers or by mall, post paid,
at 50 cents a box from The Dr. Wil -
Hams' Medicine Co., . Brockville, One
eQuest and Conquest.
A railway worker, a' lover of wild
plants, recently told'the wniter how
be Walked thirty miles, thrice for the
purpose of finding a particlb1ao species
of fern. He had heard of it groryving-in
a certain di lbrioteaand, being of rare
occurrence in -elle neighborhood; he set
out on the quest. Twice he returned
empty-handed. On the third , attempt
he found hie treasure. He had'w'alked
ninety miles for it and thought himself
amely rewarded.
A great lover of 'wild bids end a
skillful photographer of them rias for
yearsgiven elmost.every hour oS his
leisure to that hobby. 114 has been
out at as early es two or three o'clock
in the morning to make hie observa-
tions. Some of his photographs were
the reward of almost endless patience.
For birds do not pose far the photo..
grapher. If they know he is near he
gets no photograph. Ile must needs
hide himself. •
But" how great the Joy when after
long and patient seeking, be gets his
plotures—birds on the nest, birds feed)
ing their young, sometimes even stand.
ing on their backs .to Beed them!
A man rust be prepared to put
heart and strength into his quest. That
Is the spirit behind every discovery.
All great discoveries have first of 'all
been seekene, passionately keen and
invincibly patient. Sir WIlliam' Her-
shel, for instance, fanlotts among other
things for his discovery of the planet
Uranus, used to eOntinue his observa-
tions of the shy the night through.
For'some years he observed every sin=
gle hour, when the weather was clear,
and his obs'ervatkens were all made in
the open air, Midwinter or midealm-
mer he was there, The coldest nights
were often the.,finest opportunity. I•Ife
sister Caroline- helped by writing down
his observations es he; made them,
They were keen. So was Burballlt--
so 1s Edison, so was and is every one
who does anything worth while in any
sphere. •
Disooveries are the drown of patient
a6olonged questa. They that seek
find, That: la, the royal way,
Aiders an out,
Wilf:ld Munsell e'tanding pioneer
Inopoctor Of St. `John Am-
bulance work in this country.;- 'Very„
saf clr umetncoasurrounded the'
death of Mr. Mansell for he passed
away virile journeying `to Chicago to
talus part In an international Feet A1S'
competition iledd lender the auspices
of the American Rod erose Associa-
tion.
, The late Inspector Mansell', first aid
work dates back to 19)19 when St Johtl
Ambwlunoe.work was first-lntmoduced.
in Canada, At that time, he was'as-
sistant chief constable In the C.P.A.
_police force at Angus Work& in Mont•'
real, and'seaiizing the great aidvantage
of. bents able to render efifclent first
aid, begun to study ;the work Intensive-
ly., He was later.appointed Fire Chief
at Angus and police Inspeotox of the
'Investigation Department. Iiis first
]
aid promotions kept pace and after
winning many awarder was appointed
instructor of St. • John Ambulance
•work. 91nder his direction tile' Angus,
'First A1d Teams have many times car
rigid off the honors,.
The First aid team of the 0.P,I5 In--
vestigation Department, , under In-
apecom Mansell', instruction, won (high
honors at the recent American Red
Cross Competitlonat Chicago.
•
Wouldn't Open Him Up.
Young Wife—"I'll make that litre
balid of mine open up and tell what
I want to know! I'm going to put the
sorew& on himl"
Her Mother -"That will only tighten
him, my dear."
71 -
Exec rt Advice.
Eisner, 'thirteen, was puzzled 'O'eer
the girl problem and discussed it with
hie pal, Joe,
"I've walleed to echool with her three
'than," he told, Joe, "and carried her
books. I bought her !co -cream sodas
twicet, Nola;' do you :think I ought to
1c1sa her?"
"Naw, you don't need to," Joe da-
c'ide'd after a"moment of deep thought.
"You've done enough for that girl ;el-
ready." -
A Careful Mother,
Little Willie ssested et school, 'and
with: Min brought a letter addpreseed
to the teaolior. It was from the boy's
inether, and. read as follows: e•
;„''Dear Teacher: My son' Willie:te a
very deldoatey nervouti and timid ohlld,
and if he ehowld be naughty—a thing
that has occurred more than onee—1
wish you would ,punish the boy 80711 to
him. for that will frighten him so that
he'll behave: llim'self." •
For aJi peln—Minard'e Liniment.
Secrets of 'glass:malting, including
the making of a brilliant scarlet, noxi-
transparent}glass, known to the old
Egyptians and Chinese centuries ago
and then lost, have recently been re-
discovered in England.
TheZEST
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Bushes, Boxwoods, Climbing jTlnea,
eta Write for Catalogue. •
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82 COLBORNE 6T. TORONTO
18811 E Ne.
Mortality Among the Classes.
Sir Arbuthnot Lane, in a review of
1VIr. DLtie Barkeriswork on"Health"
publfehed in the English Spectator,
speaks as fellows:.—
The author givers coneinoing. proofs
of the advantage of plain living•an na-
tural food, combined with outdoor" ex-
ereise. Farm workees and clergymen
arra the healthiest classes' of the com-
munity, doubtless because -both lead
simple lives, with much exercise. in the
open air. Butcher and merchant sea,
men are` among the most short-lived
people. The mortality among butch-
etms Is twice as great, .while that o0
merchant seamen is three and one-half
times as great as that of clergymen
and agricultural Iaborers. Butchers
and seamen live largely on meat, pee -
served meat, peeeel'ved vegtablee and
other stale food which. Iss-bandy eaten
sparingly or net at all by the clergy
and rural workers; hence 1050 high
mortality of the sailors 'not with-
standing the bracing air of the sea.
Many thick oauoer is anIt el age dis-
ease, If there were a cancer ape, can-
cer mootality would be higher among
farm workers and clergymen, among
wh6nl longevity Is greatest; but ace
cording to Mr. Barker, the .canner
mortality is twice as high among the
short-lived betokens and seamen.
Smallest Republic. .
The quaint ceremony of the payment
of tribute' and taking the oath _et
lldulity to France has just been ob-
/served at Perpignan by the tiny repub-
lic of Andorra—the smallest reputr1e
in the world.
The annual tribute amounts to 980
frame, but as the expenses• of seatl-
ing a deputation to Perpignan Would
more than swallow up the sanount of
the tribute, ,payment is only made
every two years•.
The money Was'duly paid In the hard
cash of the republic, which has no
financial troub'le&, and, not having had
to resort to inflation, is one of the few
countries which hays managed to keep
on e. gold basis.
Those old enemies, gas, acidity, pain sad dis-
comfort ate soon knocked for a fare•thee•weli
by Seiget's Syrup. Any drug store. Jj
Having the right tackle and know-
ing how to fish constitute luck in
fishing,
Treat corns with Minard's Liniment,
Thele 1s a •fortune for the -pian who
will invent a hog made tip entirely of
pork chops,; guch a hog would Pully
meet modern city- demands.
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The Tree Crop.
With aOl the attention given to ,the
farmer end his troubles, .only a few
people are turning therm thoughts; to
what may well be;come'before long the,
fundamental problem of,_orop raising,
The 'tikes crop hos never been treat.
ed as 'agricultural, but as population in-
creases the country will ,be compelled
tb foouse apt its agricultural kifowiedge.
uVer the Flouting and maturing of
forests& , .
, It 'Is not merely that the snupp$,y of
wood .will become'scarceif trees are
cut faster than they.grow; Cities oan-
not exist without great supplies of
water, and Chia in turn depends 1111001
huge areae of Water-bearieg lands, a
ebaracterietie of which Is forest
growth.
Every owner of uncultivated land
should .be: a tree farmer, using eve17
available acre for produoing trees for
the profit of himself and .society,—
Lebanon• Reporter,
Minard's Liniment for -dandruff,
No dog is clean in the mouth, ea
-
cording to a medical specialist, who
'condemns the practiee of even hold.
ing a pet animal near the- owner's
face
Better Chicks
thatwillpnyyou, Bred to lay.
BarredPlyment9Rocke S.C.VJ
Legbor a Barren hIndWy'C)tp WIol d
F•rrie erre a. Beg -City Whit,
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Deafness—Head Noises
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rhe With o/
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ieerthe Stood
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At this season, a safe, power-
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and rheumatic conditions and
ends Spring lassitude.
Itis highly: recommended for the
prompt elhninatioa of all skin affec-
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blotces, ulcer, rash, abscesses, ecze-
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arising from impure or below -par
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11 Cash. Terme S, nurdaa, 1000) 0010, Smut,
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CITY CREAMERY
780 Queen St. E. Toronto
The 1927 Twin 74J.D. Model
The greatest Harley-Davidson of all-,
at new and love prices -improved --
refined in many details—but no radical'
departures from the time -tried Harley.
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bulltto hug the road—the most depend.
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spilt the wind.
Walter Andrews, Limited
346 Yonge St. - Toronto
DROPSY
Thousands of people suffer with
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your limbs are swollen ter you have
any se'n1ptome of this disease .we
guarantee that Cressy's Indian Herb
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Information and testimonials sop,
plied free. Writs for particulars.
JOHN R. CRE8SY CO.
298 Gladstone Ave„ Toronto, 3, Ont,
CARRIED
tri 1FE TO BED1
Suffered So She Could Not
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Minesing, Ontario. -"I am a prac-
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of a woman snffering')0 I did who
got better after takingthe Vegetable '
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I was just like a new woman and
have had splendid health ever since.
When I feel atly bearing -down pains
I alwayeetaka it; sometimes a half
bottle or whatever I need. It is my
only medicine and I have told many a
one about it. Any one wanting to
know more about Lydia 11. Pinkhans's/
Vegetable Compound, I will gladly
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Bowsno, R.R. 1, Minesing, Ontario.
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Colds ; Headache Neuritis '' Lumbago
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CIES NOT AFFECT THE 1-1EART
Accept only, "Bayer" package
.which contains proven directions.
Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets:
Also bottles 'of'24 and 100—Druggists,
esslrlo 1nthe trademark .(registered in Canada) of gayer Manufacture of 6[oponoetla
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that'Aaptrin 11100110 Bayer.atanufncture, to assist the public against Imltntlons, the Tablets]
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