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BANKERS
BtIrdang But lime trareneta
tad. Notea Discounted, Drafts fueled:
Interest 'Allowed on Deposits. Bale
Potes Purchaama
H. T. ItA.NCE
Notary Public, Conveyancer,.
ritiancial, Real Estate and Fire In.
sturance Agent. Representing 14 Flfe
&nuance' eonapaniee.
Division Court Office, Olinton. .
W. ellYDONE
Garrister, Solicitor, Netary et°,
SLOAN BLOCK - CLINTON
•
J. C. CANDIER
MCA Liaara I-1.30 to 3:30 P.m., 7.80
'jai 9.00 pre, Sundaye, 12.80 to 1.110 p.M.
Other /mitre by appointment only.
Office end Residence 'Victoria St.
DR. WOODS
Is resuming practise at'bia• rep idenees
10111ce liburs:---4 to /0 am, and 1 to 2
rtni• Sun{faYe, a'to 2 mins tor con.
. Imitation. '
DR. H. S. BRowN, Lnc.c.
Mice Iloure
1.30 to BM p.m. 7.30 to 9.00 ram.
• Sundays 1.00 to 2.00 pme
Other hours by appointment• .
Plumes
Office, 21.8W , liesidence, 2183
DR. PERCIVAL HEARK,
OfEcoaeard; Residence:
Huron Gtreet °Ulf,
; Phone 69 .-
„.(Forrnerly occupied by -the late. Dr.
0. W. Thompson).
Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted..
Boys and QfrIs
BUDYARD, , kIPI,DN'C-_SCOUT- 11 ovsr
-MASTER.'
It w because of his ipteitest in
the, Boy Scouts and Girl Guides of
England and the Boy' and. Girl Scouta
of -America that Scout' Master Oud-
yard Kipling recently made hao 0
book the stories ef tenacious purpose,
endurance, and high -hearted courage,
printed, many of them for the firbt
time in "Land and Sea Tales." • In
the preface he gives his young friends
this yard stick for' measuring success:
Now, though your Body be mis-
shapen, blind,
Lame, feverish, lacking substance,
power or skill
Certaia it is that, men can school the
Mind
To school the sickliest Body to lier
As many have done, -whose glory
blazes still
ke mighty fires in meanest lanterns
lit: .
Wherefore, we pray the crippled,
weak and ill -
Be fit -be fit! In mind at first be fit!
1)r. A. Newton Brady Bayfield
Graduate Dublin University, Ireland.
Late Extern Assistant Master, Ro-
'kande Hospital for Women and Chil-
dren, Dublin. •
• Office at residence lately occupied
by Miss Parsons.
• Hours 0 to 10 a.m., 6 to '7 'P.1,34L
" Sundays 1 to 2 p.m.
DR.'A. M. HEIST
osteopathic _physician
Licentiate -Iowa and Michigan State
Boards of Medical Examiners. Acute
„ and. chronic diseases treated. Spinal
adhistments given to remove the cause
•,00 dio4Oe. At* the Graham House,
Clinton,- every -Tuesday forenoon.
• G. S. ATKINSON
D.1),S„
Graduate Royal College of Dental Sur-
geons and Torento Univeraiti
• DENTAL SURGEON
Ulla' °face hours at Bayfield in old
Post (Mace Building; Monday, Wed-
nesday; Friday and Saturday from 1
to 5.36 pan. 1
and Yrben us „
tangle al ter -.several riais, e threw
down his pencil in ,diegust and wont
out to plaY hull. , "That old thing is
too bard anYWaY,' he told himself.
"1 will Ifirve Sis shoW me how to, de
it to -night. always 1,11115 a 'won-
der at workin examples."
• Sis obligingly 'did as requested, and
Fred handed in the solved problem as
.Tohn didn't find' the problem easy
either, -but he was not,in she habit of
letting things get the best of him if
he could possibly help -it. After sev-
eral failures,' he, too, WADI OtIt to Play
ball. The problem was never quite
out of his mind, and after supper he
tried it again, and again he had
What he was sure wee the correct,
solution because he could now see it
all so clearly. "Well," he said with
great satisfaction, "that was a tough
one, but I got it just the same." And
he might have added with truth,,"I
got it. It cfidn't get me." '
So it went on, Fred slipping • and
sliding over all difficulties in any way
that was the eaSiest and the least ex-
ertion for himself, while John met
and overcame each new obstacle more
easily because he had conquered the
last. •
Fred never seemed to realize that
hard work is the mother of pod luck,
and that no one who -neglects thelittle
details of the work he has to do can
go on to bigger work -and expect to
do it any beater. -
Many times some difficulty. which
John had overcome, or some knowl-
edge which he had gained in a small
undertaking, reached over and helped
hitt out in more important work with-
out his realizing it.
It is work that counts even more
than genius end as John was always
at it, he went steadily ahead while
Fred was slowly slipping backward.
Years later, Fred with run-down,
heels, shabby 'Clothes, and a general
feeling of injury and disgust at the
Way the world had treated him, stood
on the sidewalk and waMited John,
his former schoohnate, radinting suc-
cess and. prosperity, ride along in an
automobile of expensive make.
--"Well;" Fred eould have been heard
to exclaim enviously, "what do you
think of that? Some people have all
the luck." -May Dittmar.
And, though your Sfdrit-seem uncouth
or small,
Stubboin as clay or shifting as the
sand,
Strengthen the Body, and the Body
• shall
Strengthen the Spirit till she take
command;
As a bold rider bring's hie horse in
hand
At the tall fence, with voice and heel
arid bit,'
And leaps ,while all the field are at
a stand.
Be fit -be fit! In body next be fit!
Nothing on earth -no arts, no gifts,
nor graces-
Nosfame, no wealth --outweighs the
• want of it. .
This is the Law whjch every law em-
braces-
• Be fit -he fit! In mind and body be
fit!
DR W R NIMMO
• ' CHIROPRACTOFt
CLINTON-. ,
Tuesday, Thursday and- Saturday
1Q to 12 a.m., 2 to 6 p.m., 7 to 9 p.m
• SEAFORTH-
Monday, 'Wednesday and Friday.
10 to 12 a.m., 2 to 5 p.m., '7; to 9 p.m.
Phone 68 - Clinton, Ont.
CHARLES 8- HALE
Conveyancer, Notary Public, Commis-
• alone,, ate.
RMA.I., ESTATE AND INSURANCE
U RON, ST RkET.' - • CLINTON
M. T. CORLESS
CLINTON, ONT.
District Agent'
The Ontario and Equitable Life
and Accident Inautance Co.
LUCK AND PLUCK.
John and Fred each had the same
problem to solve before the algebra
class e
After pwn look
;lb& MeaOfyteavel eome tin/ ,yeaes < a Wu's' sontewinit''di:iersobi'to
What „ft is le -day.: The;sphed .this febt-powerje-Chiele IS fOniMiles 'per
hour but free.frorit engine troeble no I
aow-ente, and it'inathi no difference
whether, they passed, on the.right or the left.
WhEtt.46 "Beyer 205?"
What is" "Bayer 206?"
-Therm years ago sleeping sielcnees
was •the scourge ef the Tropics, and
no specific was known for it, • The
credit of the discovery of what is call-
ed -"Bayer 205" belongs. to a German
chemical firm of Bayer, and hi the lat-
ter part of 1901 the ..British Govern -
meat gave two pernath ecientists Per-
missidn to make extensive experi-
ments on patiersts eeffering froth this
terrible Sickness in. Northeni Rho-
desia. ; • .
The result has proved that the new
teniedy greatly surpasses any other in
effectiveness, and while it Is too early
to say that it is a permanent amd in-
variable cure, it is not saying too
mUch to declaissi that it represents e
great advance in that direction,
Nearly two hundred natives have
come under observation and experi-
merit, and the results have been re-
markable. One British officer was in
the last stages of , the disease, anti
must have succumbed to it had he not
been treated with' 'Baer 205" at the
Hamburg Institute for Tropical Dis-
oaths, Not only was he cured, but at
Ike present tints 1m la in normal
health. ^
• Crecodiles in Zoos. •
West WaWaHogh MUttIel Fire
IngUrettge Co.
• Established 1878
President, Sohn A. McKenzie, Kincar-
• dine; Vice -President, H. L. Saikeld,
Goderich; Secretary, Thoe. G. Allen,
Dungannon, Total amount trf insur-
ance nearly $12,000,000. In ten years
number of policies; have increased
; from 2,700 to 4,500. • Flat rate of $2
per 81080. Cash on. hand 621,000,
H. L. Salkeld • Goderich, iant.
J. Turner, Clinton, Local Agent
• GEORGE ELLIOTT'
• Licensed ;pestilence', „for the County
• of Huron.' •
'Correspondence promptly anivrered,
Immediate arrangemeate can be' made
tor Sales -Date at The NewfoRecord.
Clintomdi by calling Phone 203.
Charges Moderate and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
B. R. 'HIGGINS
Clinton, Ont. •
General Fire and Life Insurance. Agent,
• for Hartford Windstorm, Live Stock,
A.utomobile and Sickness and Accident
Insurance. Huron and Erre and Cana-
da Trust Bonds. Appointments made
to Meet parties at Brucefield, 'Varna
and Banfield: 'Phone 57.
Young crocodiles of different. sizes
have to have seperate nerserles in
zoos, otherwise the smaller ones are
often- attacked and bullied by their
larger. relatives:
-ff
Simply Killing.
1Viistress-"So you are taken • with
tiro buteher,"alary?"
Maida -"Indeed X ain, ma'am -he's
,sinsply
- Watch the Oil Tank.
If for any reason the oil -supply tank
on a inotor-car engine has been allow-
ed to ,become dry, after aefining, it is
a Wise precaution to make sure the
pump ie working properly. Other-
wise, an air lock rimy form at SOMe
pont in the oiteupply line, preventing
the pump from functioning -as it
should,' and burned -out bearings or
sowed cylinders may retaalt.
" The 1403011 the _
Kinghaherg Talight
By Henri Marnler
Translated by
Williena L. McPherson
Fou ICho was's. mandarin who •hatl
absorbed academic' wisdoin • from a
Study of the anCient:inasters. But
never having lived among men and
having come in confect only with the-
thanghts • Of philosophers, • who had
&wished , generatiene' ego, ,he
olo'sed in dealing with' the difficultiee
of daily existence air altogether naive
and childish intelligence. He had
been for many yearfl librarian to the
Viceroy in Canton. At Sixty- he re-
tired to his native. village oil the
banks of the Blue
•
I •
to it.' But I fear that`you may waste
it and,that you will then no longer be
able to stipport go. We are too old
now, my wife and I, to earn our own
The young mea protested and swore
that they', would always Support the
aged couple, But all iu vain.
• Full of gratitude to the Diyine Maa.
ter,' who by the example of the birds
had taught him ao wisp a lesson; the
bld scholar had a tablet of lacquer
made and huag it- In the miniature 'pa-
goda at the foot of the mango tree. He
inscribed' on' it, in gold letters, these
worde:' ••
"In oupporting children ilie love of
pacents 15 AS bound 16es as the sea. In
supPorting .parent.s the piety of
children ,does not last a day
Walking on Fire.
The rite of fire:vsalitiag, known
among the natives of Tahiti as nmuti,
oSupplks
a'
Since tho greatest' resource of any
nation. ,is the efficiency and initiative
of ite people, lhe nationalhealth upon
which these, qualitiesaro hatied Is of
the utmost inmertance. In, safeguard
lug the:physieal well-being of the nee
pIe , of Canada, %the.partnient',o
Health operates in Many different di
recti n One of the im )ort.nt
0 most/ a
lines of its activities 10 an Mepectien
Esi.uotehspealittet(s)sotaateoiso,7p,y1: atartt.110e..%1,e8 oif .f.00d ,111 srePT:71.1-
,
tise.if,'eegjeoradne awbiumnieclasennei:noefstsa.e hAelstiti,o;olgolal • 1.11-yirKuritghellAtneees-L.Elroug"
produced in Canada it is necessary, in Tithe weite.fer ne0501, anti, le Is
order that the Oonsumbie may be as-
thet regulatory measures be enforced,
ways wnich nien hsve marked the ,
YeyY in.,teieStIng to StadY the different
sured of the quality of thee products,
es, drew a line about 'it, representing the
fleeting mInnen'ts. 'Primitive peoples
fixed a pole or stick le the ground and
Thio work le diVided into three class -
(1) Inspection of foods which may course of the shadow it cast from sun -
become dangerous to public health if rise to sunset, ,
contaminated,. •, In other parts of' lad vveria in the
(2)' Analysis of ,food- auspected of same stage of development, people
'wilful adulteration. used a kind 60 hemp or grass feee
(31 Prote,etion of um consumer from which they demeaned And knotted in
fraud by mitibramling and misleading regular spaces. When this was light-.
ed, the slowly and regularly ereepieg
sparkteld Of- the flight of time.
Alfred the Great had wax candles,
twelve Weller high:marked in notelm$
to tell of the foitr henrs' • that ee,eh
candle burned. SoMe of the 1VIalitys
to -day use ascrude, apparatus whirr'',
has probably.been in vogue for almost
5,000 years. It is called the water -
clock and Is simply„ a small, dIati or
round bowl with a 'sena hole in the.
bottom 'Whom this is placed in a tub
of water, it gradually beeomerr full and
sinks. It always takes the. eame
lengthof time for this to occur. 'The.
;ancient Egyptiane knew the . water -
clock and the British Museum porisess-
ee ono inscribed. 'with . the, mime of
Alexander the Great. ;
The great sun -dial of Alias, mens,
tithed in the Bible, must have beea
used air early as 719 B.C. No one
knows how -cid' the sand-glasfr is, It
probably originated in one of the des-
ert countries -Egypt, or Babylonia.
"
A Week of Sundayss.
legislation more complete. The ad- Most people know that the original
rahrietratiOn of the Act was placed un- Sabbath Day of 'the Fifth Command -
der the Federal Department of Health meat corresponds to Our Saturday,
and forms one of the Important tune- the seventh day of the week. The
tions of that betty. I•earlY Obriatiens, however, Made the
In the, organization of its ferces the following day the sacred day of the
Department of X-lealth bas divided the week; calling it the Lord's Day, be -
Dominion into twenty-six districts cause it was ot:the Morning after Use
with a :stet( oO; 'as may inspectors. jewish Sabbath. that'Christ rose from
The main laboratories are at. Ottatia, the dead. ; •
-
while branch laboratorieS are main.; It -is 'a Curious fact . that there le
thined at lialifex, Montreel, Winnipeg quith an important "Sunday," so to
and Vaheouver.' There are sealer in- speak, for every day of the week. in
specters ,et the five cities above named addition to the two,mentioned ;already
and at Toronto; and food and drug in- 1Vionday is the Greek Sabbath, Tees-
speetors at Sydney,- St, John, Quebec day' the Persians Wednesday the As -
City, Sat. liyireinthe, Terouto, Hairillo; avian, Thitriale,Y the Egyptian, and
ton, Guelph, London, Shdltury, Fort Friday the Turkish.
coLl.
A wo
p4 ia'flt
gia'16°S.titii thrc„„
A dav works bard and sleeps well.
3. grateful woman writee: "
eaeneetly recommead all women
wh wish to be made neW, on who'
tT) 'troubled with that tired feeling,
to •take Hood's Sarsaparilla. it
wonderfully relieved me oi Split
etemmeh; :distress and belcbinpg." •
Get.1.-lood'a,,qud only Hood es Ilaa
,
Heaven having failed to bless hie &Scribed and explained in a -pampli-
union, F011 Kil0 had Se heirs only let issued by the Amerthan Museum
three nephews, who awaited 'with eyni-- of Natural History. '
cal impatience the moment When they The ceremony is performed by a
ehould enjoy, tho property which lie priest for the purpOse-of insuring good
had amaseed. • He had sought vainly crepe, and coasiStaof ;walking 'several
by example and precept to teach them times with nait'ed feet over bed of
indifference to perishable possessiens stones which have been heated • until
and the oultheatien 'of -Virtue. He had. red by a fire froni beneath. A ehallew,
told them all.tho old legends in whiah pit, two feet deep, is dng. Wood is
the'immemorial wisdom 'or tho rice placed in thabottopa of the pit atid on
•Was embodied. But nothing interested it are arranged about two hundred
them except pleasure-thesmiles of round stones in ttv.ii Or three leyerit,
women, garnhling and wine. Wood is lighted and burned about
One aping day Fou Kho WAS seated four hours beneath the stones, until
in his garden, followirg with his*eyes- they are ' '
tlre hitainous • arabesques ' designed natiyes appear_ bearing poles
above"the majestid, river by the flight nearly fittems feet, length. Thee
of a Connie- of kingfighers. • Suddenly are ''used to thrist aside the., top layer
the old scholar heard ,the _sand -Of the of stons. • The performers, at times
walk. crackle behind him. turned thrust the poles through AO' the fire,
his head and saw Lis thre'e nephews where they burst hate flame, convey-
ing the idea that the heat ot the
stories removed ciaused the fire,
• The prieet appears bearlag a large
spray of ti leaves In. his hands. He,
passes about the fire; tittering a sort
of incantation tor protection; then,
heating the nearest Stones three times
,with the ti levee, proceeds with due
dignity, but, it must be admitted, rath-
er hurriedly, Over the eentre of the
pile, As he walks he hi followed by
those disciples who have courage to
make the attempt under his directions-.
The spectitele ot tlie fire -walker Is
a very interesting one, leasulueli as an
apparent impossibility Is nerformed
with each evident lack ot injury.
A close examination, however, show-
ed that the stones used- were basalt,
of volcanic origin, the moat noticeable
feature of which is Ith nen-conducti-
bility. It was forted that a stonecoulcl
be heated rod -hot at the end while
the other end remained comparatively
cool. However, this feature does not
appear to trouble the nativeawho re-
gards the ceremony with the greatest
reverence.
MOtheT.
There must be trillium now within
wood
And star Rowers too;
The small white violets by the pond's
deep rim
Are Pearled with dew.
And ferns unroll -their feathery fronds
kingfishers peeping in the tree,s on again
the river bank and .saw th.e parents From sphagnum bed,
fly in haste to the hest, Their blue Ana rosy twin flowers in. 11r -wood hook
Their splendors shed.
I can go back Pup. find each sweet sar-
Of slilrrriinse• gtime grace
Jest. where last year and every' year
Very .near the hone°, in the bamboo nf
trees vrhich overhung the 13lue River, I knew eath wildwood place,
a couple of. kingfishers had bitilt their . '
fragile home. In die warm' and omn- But these Soft handa fined with early
forts.ble nest twe• fledglings, .rvitls. big .fiawers
yellow beaks, turned their hes.des alma Wait irie no more,
and clamored all day; long for food. Bark are her windows sand grass -
The old men earbfully detached the grown her padre- .
nest and placed it, the. two. young Grass by the long -closed floor. -
birds -still Inc it, he a cage ef elerater
bamboo sticks which he suspended 0 hands- beloved, fragrant with Warily
amid the brarielticsi -deeds
EyerY day, eett:tel 011 410' bench Through all life`s ways!
where his nevi -tetra :bad come* to find Shall I not meet your pitying touch
him, he Could evateh,'the parents who , again _
flew tip to Otto . or the cage and Some da' of days?
b-r,c'etalgiii:ilts,f'?cttlitetooldhLialintiteh0o5u104.t, "love It is' a faith which life were poor with -
their 'offspring. :Oven in captivity • oaunitia
When the little birds bad grown and That I shall find them beckoning me
they de not abandon Glom.' (Grace for dailv hours)
Eternal'. Blowers.
--Bertha' Marie Cleveland, in Yeuth's
Companion.
approaching with smiling faces.,
"Dear uncle," saidthe eldest, "after
having greeted you with all proper re-
spect, we wish to discuss a matter
which concerns your welfare. 'We ot,
tea reproach duraelves--my brothers
and Is -for leaving you to care- for
mit affairir alone when we'could light-
en your labor. That woula be only a
slight evidetrce 00 otte filial love and of
orir gratitlide." . -- •
"My nephews, I am deeply touched
by your solicitude," the Mandarin ans.
wered. "I do feel old and feeble. But
I have sane- scruples about confiding
to you the management of my affairs,
which would be a heavy task for your
inexperience."
"My uncle," the yonirg man replied,
.Iat hi bur duty ,not, to allow you to
-wear yours,elt out Any longer, striae
you have near you young and active
nephews, whom the'sgods have given
YOU in order that they -may serve you.
Did not Confucius say that after Sixty
the wise Man ought, to relinquish the
empty cares of daily life and conse-
crate himself, entfrOy tp lcuovviedge
of truth? So, it yeti have confidence
in us) turn -over your property to us
and we will -manage it. We will M-
.
creasalt by our thonomy and indastry
and we will aupport you -you and your
wI,te-tsS it Is our titity to do."
-Tho.old manreflected in silence. He
said to himself that:. it 'wes -doubtlees
right to do something •of the sort.
At this Moment he heard some little
Serving one's own passions is, the
greatest slavery,
Does It Pay to be Patient?
7
Dorothy Dix Points Out Cases Where Endurance is a Vice.
Not long ago I made a leng journey. drove them along it when they failed
On the train was a woman with a big, to go along it ot theli.•'own accord.
strong child who fretted and cried and Whenever you heir is cbild talking
whines1 until there wasn't another pas- iiiimulently to its parents, whenever
sexism, who didn't feel like ;getting up, you see a girl flout lier,mother'e opini-
ons, and a boy treat his father with
contempt; whenever you see hulking,
lazy; young people who let their par'
01115 "tell to support them, yeti behold
the work of a patient moiler. ,,,11e0010
they were tirree months Old they, knew
that patient mailer would walk them
. ,
till che drelmed if they howled loud
add apanking the youngster,
All except the mother. She exhaust-
ed herself trying to amuse the child.
Sho•played games with it. She told it
stories. Still the fretting, 'and the
Whining ,' and the erying went on, yet
;never a cross word nor a black look
did she give it.
"Isn't the patience of -mothers the
most wonderful thing In the world?"
said -a man to me.
It is," I replied, "and it is aleo. tho
most idiotic thing in the world."
' The Mothers That Matter.
' The man looked surprised. "You
hare been admiring that woman for-
herpatience with' that bad child," I
went on. "Hai it occurred tA) you that
if she had beeo an impatient woman,
With a, strong right hand, 41111e amid
with one spankliave ateved herself and
us from the annoyance thee has made
this, journey a nightmare? Indeed, if
she had been an impatient Mother she
would not have had peblicly to correet
the child, for she would have brofight
It up to behave itself and consider the
comforts and eights of other People,"
We are always lauding -patient
mothers who make doermats of them-
selves for their children, but these are
not the mothers -who procluce flue sons'
and daughters. The men and '794 nen
who amount to something in,the "world
have net had meek, patient mothers.
They have had Mothers with grit who
set aeertain ideals -Vetere them and
!led their , offspring to llicon, They
have not had Mothers who overlooked
every fault, and condoi;e0 every weak-
ness. They have had Irma -nets 'vitro
would net tolerate any foolishness,
mothers who pointed out the road of
duty and righteousness to them and
Thi-IVIcKiiop Mutual'
Fire Insurance Coinpany
Head Office, Seaforth, Ont.
• D1RECTO.RY:
Presidont, Janice Connolly, Goderich;
Vico, James Evans, Beechwood; Seca
Treasurer, Thos. hl. Hays, Seafortla
Direr -gore': George McCartney, Sea.
forth; 1). P. McGregor, Seaforth; J. G.
Grieve, Welton; Wm. Ring, Seaforth;
W. Metinen, Clinton; Robert: Ferries,
lIarlock; John Benneweir,'Srodhagen;
sise, Connolly, Goderleh.
_Agents: Alex, Leitch, Clinton; 3, W.
Yeo, Goderich; Ed, I-Iinehray, Sea
forth; W. Chesney, Egniondvillo; R.
0. jarrauth, Brodhagen.
Any money to be, paid in may- he
paid te MooriSk Clothing Oa, Clinton,
or at Cat's GreeerY, Coderich,
Parties fleSiring to affeet Insurance
or tranoact other businese will bEt
• promptly attended to on application to
ArlY of the above officers addressee to
• 'their respective poet piece: LOSSOS
Inspected by the Director who •livea
eareS scene.
;0
enough. By the time they were twen-
ty they' were convinced: that at was
waste '01 politeness to treat patient
mother -decently, and that she really,
'enjoyed. working hM lingers to the
bone in order that they' might, live In
-
idleness, -
And patient wities get the same sort.
of reward as the patient mother, Disi
yen ever know a patient wife who had
a husband 'who really 'Med 'her or
treated her decently? You -never did.
The patient wife never reforms a
bad husband, It is the impatient wo-
man with a heavy hand and a rough
tongue W111) makes the -slaekre go to
work, because he knows that silo Will
throw him onto of tlse house if Ito
Tbe adulteration of food and' clings
and the fraudulent labelling et Ogee
procitzets are not practices brought
about by our present elVilimation. Nor
fire they characteristic of Canada
alone. From the earliest ;ninth all
civilized conntries have load to deal
with food adulterators: However, feod
adulteration; has now .become a, -thin -
plicated art priCtised Isi sorne" 6the11
under skilled and scientific advice: To
cope with such a situation it is neces-
sary to have well-equipped laborator-
ies staffed with experienced chensists.
'Aet of 1875. • -
Canada early took action in respect
to the protection of the food supply
and in 1875 an Act to Prevent the
Adulteration of Food was passed. In
1906 it was followed by the Adultera-
tion Act, • both measures, With their
-amendments, serving a useful purpose.
The sections of the Adulteration Act
dealing with food and drugs were re-
pealed in 1920 anci the;Food and Drugs
Act passed with a view to makingthe
the
and green feathers glistened in the
sun like living emeralds.
• The old scholar asked his nephews
for,three months in which to oonsider
their proposition, Mviting them ,to re-
turn early in the autumn.,
It is the impatient woman who re:
fuses to tolerate drunkenness, who
would drag a philanderer into the DI.
vorce Court, who braces up weaklings
into behaviegthemselves, because
they are afiald hf the strong woman at
home. It is tlie impatimot woman who
domande her share of \the family in.
come'who. gets it, and her betsbanias
respect inl,o the bargain. ,
So it goes through life. It is the ine
patient peoele who will not endure
tyranny who make themselves free,
11 i$ the patient people who nevei; get
anywhere.' who never have anything,
who neVer achieve anything. Where-
fore I say that patience is, not a vir-
tue; that it is a vice!
13randen,- Regina, Saskatoon,
Calgary, Edmonton, Nelson, a'nd
Preglacial- and Manicipal
health,' authorities, witrch deal with'
supplies of water and milk,. and the
Departluent'-ol Agriculture,- Whigh 13
priniarlly concerned with the produc-
tion of food and its preparation fer
market, co-operate with the Depart-
ment bf Health in the solution of, own -
Mon probleins.
Work of Inspection.
The arnount of work performed by
inspecaors and ohernifits may be real-
ized. by in examination et the follow-
ing table which coniprises
liivestlga-
t1on'for an average.monthr-
Premises visited by inspectors: -
manufacturers of food, 84; wholesale
grocers, 62; retail grocers, 548; mann-
tacturers Of drugs, 52; retail drug.
gists, 282; general -stores, 52; confec-
tioners, 22; butchere, 116; total ha
spectiens, -1,182. -
• In the month under review there
were 16 coniplaints received, 78 warn-
ings given, 33 importations held and
examined, and -4 importations destroy-
ed. These latter consisted of 11 bags
of nutmegs, 74 gallons of orange pulp,
14 5 -gallon pails Of pickles, and 91
bag8aif walntIts
nieregthemonth saniplei of the fol-
lowing articles Were collected and ex-
amined; butter, beans, caramels, mot-
ive, cocoa, camPhomit,d oll, caned lob-
sters and herrings, cream, cider,.
cloves, "diabetic flour, ginger, glycerine,
hydrogen peroxide, headache powders,
honey, jam, lime water, molasses,
mealcated wines, maple syrup, olive
oil, lard,- pepper, sausages, seldlitz
powders, mineral water, sweet spirits
of nitre; tincture' of iodine, vanilla
extraet.
. in' the furtherance of this work the
Department of Realth.loolta to the co.
operation of ahe public. Apparent
deficiencies in the quality of food
shouist be brought to the attention of
the inspectors of food and drugs, who
SO; far as peesible, Investigate every,
complaint received. Not only 1,1 the
food produced in Canada subject to
-.careful inspection but equal vigilance
Is shown with imported foods. Ship -
Assents coming into Canada, if found
defective, are -not allowed to enter.
The aim of the Federal Department
of'Health is 00 500 that the quality' of
h
te-fiftel supplied te the people of the
Dominion is unserpassed by that ot
any oilier country and that Canadians
axe not defrauded by the purehase of
were strong enough -to fly Inc released
them. Meanwhile he had captured
the pareale and put them in the cage.
But he never saw tho young 011GS
bring 00011 to the parents. At the end
of a IAA' days lie famed the two king-
fishers clead or hunger itt 2110 Cage in
which, for two months, they had
brought food. every day to their calla -
The three menthe " which the old
Scholar had reserved for reflection had
passed and the fresh'-wincl of autumn
scattered the dried leaves of the bans -
h005. In tlse' gray and lowering 'sky
triangular-shaped flocks of: migratory
birde haetenect toward, the sunny re-
gions to south.
One morning, as the old man was
dreaming in the garden his nephews
arrived to Oak him what he had de.
cidcd to do. In. answer Pon Kilo told
them 013000 the Itingliehere. Then he
a'Yeu wish me, my-deat ChildrOn, to
divide my -property amoeg you. Be-
lieve Inc, I have Aso desire to hold 051
'The Comieg Education.
"How can I teach your children -gentle.
Andfmercy‘to the wChlt, 'and reverenee
for lile,
Wlien by your laws, your actione and
yodr $peech,
Yon coatradict 'the very things I
teeeli?
e-Lougrellow.
Often, the follts who seem to have
the least to he thankful :for are hap-
pier and more' geateful than those
win) are more favored.'
Blood flows through the bones of
very young children altnost .as freely
as through, the veinS.
life how long to the wretched
how short to the happy! '
- CLINTON
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H. MARK,
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CA N Aofif s
TIME TABL.E
Tnalne will arrive at and delimit from
Clinton as follows:
Buffalo and Goderieh Div.
Going East, depart 6.25 a.m.
. 2.52 p.m.
ening West ar. 11.10 AUL
" ar, 6.08 dp. 6.51 p.m.
r sr, 10.04 p.m.
London, Nuron & Bruce Div.
Going South, ar, 7.56 rip 7.56 a.m.
4.15 p.m.
Going NOVI, degazt• 11.05,
You ehoulcl ahvays keep a
bottle of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver remote
on the shelf. The little fOlk
so often need a rnild and
safe cathartie and they -do
appreciate Chamberlain's
initead of nauseoue elle and
mixtures, Fon p tom soh
troubles and constipation, give One just before
going to bed. All druggist., 25e, or send to
. CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE CO., TORONTO lb
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