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Provincial 18oard of Health, ()Marl&.
E'Y2dttlaton will in glad to answer questions Oh- Publto Emaitii euts.
through Chia column. , Address him h$ lid I%o[aee, •$ a Z
Cra>scont, Toronto
What do you Want to knowaboutfever cases for a period of about six
public .health? Is there any particu- weeks or until all discharges from the
lar phase of the work that interests nose, throat and ears have cleared up?'
yon? These are questions that I can The aftereet1eets of scarlet fever• are
only answer if you write and tell me: middle -ear disease and kidney disease.
Sometimes I get very good _sugges- These should be carefully guarded
tions from correspondents who want :against, for in the case of middle -ear
to know something definite about a disease; deafness often results, and in
communicable diseaseor the questipn the case aflodney disease thepatient
of pure water, child welfare, goitre, sometimes becomes a semi -invalid for
and many other topics of interest to life.
the public. A few days ago I receiv, As regards measles, the'niost cern-
ed the
ern-ed^the following interesting question: mon after-effects are pneumonia and
What is the difference, if any, be- tuberculosis, The coryza or cold" -in
tweets scarlet fever and scarlatina? the head which is -generally one of the
What are the s mptoms'of these dise early eymptoras ..of measles should
eases? ,Is it the law to quarantine never be neglected . The infection
Scarlet feve ,eases for six weeks? Are may spread down the bronchial tubes
there any fey/ eases
of measles?" and cause broncho -pneumonia. Tubera
There is no difference between .sear. 0010315 also results not infrequently
let fever and scarlatina, The latter from an attack of measles. The high
name ie only used by the public to death rate from measles should be a
denote a mile- attack of the disease warning to parents and guardians not.
butit should ba kept •ip mind that a to think of thedisease as a trifling
mild attack is just as Infectious as 4 one that the child will eventually get
more severe one. The symptoms are and soon get over. It is really one
tore throat, headache, rise`in.temeer- of the most serious disease, of child
stare, nausea,. vemiting - "strawberry life and no -matter how mild the syrup
tongue," swollen neck glands and the toms may be, a doctor should always
ecce -red, or,;pin-p()int rash, , be in attendance to guard against the
It is the law to quarantine scarlet possibility of serious complications,
The Allyysrery of Scent.
No ono should write of hunting
without alluding to the important quer-
tion of scent, To ignore the subject
is gravely unconventional,• if not'
,worse. That at least is the excuse
llhteh Miss E. E. Somerville offers for
quoting this incemprehenusible incident
in her memoirs oe Irish life:
We were hunting ih .
g the bilis,' It
wigs a bright and sunny 'day 'with a
light and vanishing touch of frost. The
jieunele were drawing slang the :south-
,
ern ,side of a high hill covered with
short rough grass and heather; with
furze oraices here and there among the
racks, We had not "found," but the
heunds were busy "feathering" and.
Were obviously cure that a fox had
I,een about. Then one of the field
rode up. to me and said with: the toy
',calm that so often masks the fullness
ofde •1 "
n
r
b
T
bora s your fox; =miter!" lie
Hinted. with his whip toe bet/lettingthat loolced like n rat
atY ten Tying tin-
der a furze busk.
A foil Iciotas I Hest feared dead,
ERIE sr, E LE
but very much'allve, I ,cracked n»Y
whip athim, and he 'slid away over
the hill, crossing after half a dozen
Yards er go a wide blackened patch
where furze had been burnt. In an
!natant we brought the hounds tc the
Plane where he had lain. They made
no outcry." They were interested, but
no more titan that. We took them on
and crossed -the burnt patch; and, sun
denly on its- farther verge they ail put.
their heads dower and went away with:
a shout, and we had ,a brilliant forty
minutes, till the fox beat us on the:
edge of the sen, and got Safe into a slit
in the chills.
Why should the bed of the fox have
been less odorous than his light feat,
end why did the hounds not acknow-
ledge him tnitil ,he had crossed the
burnt bit of hill? These things are a
mystery.
'W0
wear away quite t '
y $ WO inches of
shoe leather in a year. A pair of
boots that would "last . a lifetime"
would,consequentiy; have to be pro-
Vided with soles from 8 feet to 0 feet
thick.
AE 011 E
LAC F,fi
aiu uctell Trouble . • Vanishes
and Montreal Man Gains
14 Lbs. On Four Bottles.
"%Ince I began' taking this weedor-
ful Taisiao I teem to be getting young-
er Seery day, I have gained 14 peunde
on four bottles, and everybody' • speaks
about haw we'll leek."
The above eta:.temeut wag msde, re-
cently,- -bY Eugene •Xreftage, proprietor
Prince of Wales Xrotel barber shop,
Montreal, Canada, one of the most ex-,
Zit/el-ire - tonsorial parloae in title city,,
• 4r, Lepage further said.;
e'Steenach'.trouble had almost cow
pl ete,l Y wrecked my health, X was: p.
mere shadow of my former half and 30
ruse -down and neewone I thought 2
would have te'give up my work,
"Teeelie seen bad mo el&tleg every
thing, //Reaping like a Iog at night and
feeling as line as ono could ask to feel.
,lily anty regret ,to that I did not learn
About Tsnlac long betere I did." Taniac Vegetable PiIIs
Tanlaa is'tor aside by all geoid drag -
gists, -Accept no substitute. Over 40 'For Ccnstipation,
Million, Mottle � sold, Made end eturere f Ta by the
ylann:?aetul•eI•s of Tanlasi. ,_
L IT
r:
You will see the shield -shape trade mark
in hardware stores everywhere. You won't
gee it en cheap, inferior goods. It goes
only on household utensils of thehighest
quality, yet selling' at moderato prices,
because of the tremendous quantities Bold
each Year.
Choose.cooleing and bakltrg utensils that;..
carry this trade merle. Choose SMP
Enameled .Ware, .with, its very hard, smooth
snrfaeo. 'heats faster, aerate easier,- bet-
e/arts na metallic flavor, causes uo danger.
ictus acid re-actier:h. Ask for.
odd
Three finishes: Pearl Ware, i:1val coats' of
pearly grey enamel insidcand out. Diamond
Aare, three coats, light blue and wince out
Sick', white lining. Crystal Ware, three
coats,pure white inside and out, with Royal
1114.94 nr
ecSiiPE- DfirAWaDn
METAL �fTili)6DL`.�"„',, !GO, w,ruired
MON'reeAL. YORONIO WINNIPEG;-
EOee:se-ON VANCOUVER CALGARY:
of
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A REAL TONIC
Is a lotl7itiful Supply of ;Rich
Health -Giving 131001.
C, VER°NIi ENT SENDS AN Sufferers from what medical men
EXPEDITIONi j epeak of as uervoue dcbtlity Bad :them,'
M elves tired, morose, low•spirlved .and'
unable to keep their minds on .any -
To Establish Police Ofbcee thjz;p, Any scrxlden noise hurts lii„e a 1
Witbin 800 Miles of the blew, They ase full of griundless
North Pole.
in carrying out the tack of estab-
lishing the eevorelgnty of the British
crown- in the Arctic islands which
form the nortberznm,ost part of the -Do-
minion of Canada, and which in size
are equal to the combined territory of 1
Saskatchewan and Alberta, the ,North
West Territories .Branch of the Cana-
dian Department of the Interior sent
the government steamer, the Arctic,
last autumn, to within 800 miles of
the North Polo to establish permanent
police posts and police offices.
Theso expeditions, which" culminated
during 1923 in the establishment. of a
polios post at Cape Sabine, on the
easltern coast of 1lIesmero Isiund,
haVO•been used also for the purpose -Of
conducting examinations of the coun-
try by competent scientists and en-
gineers.
At the present time Major Burwash
1>3 tarryinng�'' out an examleation-lute
the Iutturer resources of Bafiin Land
and the islands iminedtately to the
West." Ile will continue this invests-
gation pntil next autumn, .Whenthe.
Arctic;will pick hint up' at Cumber-'
land Sdund on the east coast of Bailin
Land and bring him back to civilize.
In order to expedite- the opening up
of this country a second •voseel, the
Franklin, will be taken over by the
'department, and will make its first
voyage this summer.
Three Posts' Established.
The three posts which have been es-
tabiisbed ere at Cumberland -Sound
and Ponde Inlet, on Baffin Island, mad;
at Cape Sabinc,„far to the north on,
Ellesmere Island. .
The necessity for the establishment
of
the
post on EllesmereIsland
was
made manifest by tile rapid depletion
of the Meek ox herds which have their
habitat there. It became k8ewn that
the government regulations, under
which a musk-ox oanhiot'bo'killed ex-
cept in the face et starvation were -be-
ing flouted grossly by Eskimos from
Greenland and other foreigners who
could *nee. the marrow channel--
Smith Sound and 2 eenedy Cllarine1-
In the 'winter months, Ieill Um music
oxen and return with the pelts• to `their
native emitter Incidentally, Green -
/end has liar outstripped the nonthern
Canadian =lends in the exportation of
furs.
Pollee to Enforce -Rules. .
The government decided that it, was -
time to acquaint the Greenlanders
with the fact that Canasta is a country
with
.arigid customs bar, 1
cr
and if
they desireto take Canadian furs beak
with them, they niustemeet, the re-
guireenentsof the lam. Renee the es.
tablishment. of a Royal Canadlan
Mounted Police post at Cape Sabine,
Inspector Wilcox'andeeix other rank
are stationed there.
This ,summer the department benne
to establish more poste oh some of the
Islands further to the west. 'Bathurst
Island Lae $en marked but as, one of
the islande beet suited for the purpose
because e£ lei central position,
Pride.. -
Why' do I rise at the dawn's early
Light;
To clean the oar after a rain?
When I'm pedfectly sure it will be, be -
fere night,
Quite dirty and dusty agaih.
Why do I hetten to. give it a bath,
To -polish it alter a -ride?
pa much rather follow the easier path,
But I can't—it's a matter et pride.'
Why do I hunt for a rattle ar ngneak,
Ie a most inaccessible east?
-Why am I willing to wort[ for a week,
When the weather. is-tere1bly.hote:
It's net "that 1 love ail' the grease and
the grime; - '
That a something 'I cannot abide;y
lIloreover, the job takes a lot of my
time.
- It's merely.a matter of pride,
A may be .known by the car he
• will keep—
The way that he keeps it, Tenearre 4
Perhaps it Is one so remarkably cheap,
Or else an .expensive machine.
It isn't the money expended that
counts, '
It, ieuft the price that's the guide;
It's really Ole care: that fie gives -that
amounts,
• To the strength of 'his perhenal
pride. .
Harbjd S. Osborne,
fears and cannot sleep at night. Their
bands tremble, the logs feel as 11 they
will give away following a walk or any
exertion, and the mind IC greatly dia-
turbed by .the most trivial incidents, '
Doctoring the nerves with poisonous
sedatives' is. a -terrible mistake, 'The
only reel nerve tonic is a good supply
of rich, red blood. To secure this new,'
rich bleed use,Dr. Williams' Plpk Pille
which have a :direct action on the
blood and through it, stimulate every
nerve and organ in the: body. Mrs.
Alpheus Merritt, Penwlcic, Ont.. gives
her experleuce with this medicine as
fellows:—"I bad a. nervous breakdown
and was in the Welland County Hos..
pital_for soslle tinte.. Ai 3 was not
proving my husband took;me out and
took: inc up to cly mother's, I doctor-
ed there but it did not Help me.' Then
I returned home, adil was again under
a doctor's care, but with no betterre,
sults, I would tremble aind get numb
all over, and the least.'noiee would af-
fect me. Evia. quite unable to do: MY
housework, and was in a terrible con-
ditie . Finally I was advised to try
Dr. • Williams• Pink Pills, and am
thankful that I did so, as after taking
about 'a dozen' boxes I was again' a
healthy. woman. I have used the tells,
Mune while nursing nay baby, with
equally good results,:and,.I etrongly
advise otherailing, woinen to, Or
them." a•
You can get these -Wire through any,.
dealer. in medicine, or by. mail et 50
cents a box .from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co.,' Brockville, Ont.
Life's Meanings Complicate
and Wide.
Life's meanings. complicate and wide
Into a narrow compass come
As'
we a
oath the sea .whose solemn
tide
Must -bear tut home.,
A bleak -blown stretch before our eyes,
Some sterile rods of bleak -blown
shore, '
And wemust leave iamiilag lends -and
skies
Forgvorinore.
Earth, with your, countless„ gentle
ways, .
Sky, with your limitless. desire;
Talc° of us tenderst lave, sine/ere-et
praise,
Plre we retire.,
IMO, with your meanings comelieste,
Your sorrow and your _bltthenese
both, .
How are we fain to prove our untried
fate
Pastoral l Pictures.
New' far we loatlrl
lEAS 1 T4icrK
A Card Mystery
• Iiand 0 pack of card§ to
tator and turn your back. Ask
fo shulile the cards and then
:select one of the -last ten garde
the. paok, -remembering its num
from the bottom .of the pack
note di/an/Minn the order of
cards. Ask her to hand you
cards. Pace her and put the ca
behind your back. • Ask the s
tater to mention any number
!ween ten and twenty. Whetev
number he mentions, count one le
than that number•'from the Motto
of the pack and put them on' t
op without,distue'bing their.ord
Ilitring the cards • into view, aga
a
and carl to the g
npectator'e' atte
tion the fact that no one exceptin
W111'he'raelf knows bust where his ca
7.'4 Ask bine to ebearve that yo
do not manipulate the cards in an
way and then ask her to 'tell yo
the number' from the bottom: tit
selected card was.
Starting with the, numhar follow
ing -, the number she gives yo
count to -the llrst number she ga
you, dealing off a card for each
count. The last, card .dealt will b
the selected°`ear . I you folio
the instructions, the trielg-will w r
Itself, °
(OMp thee euLand paste if, with.
other of the serhe . in` a scrapbook.)
pee.
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to
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but
the
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4 SPLENDID LAXATIVE.
FOIL THE 'BABY
•
Mothers should constantly be on
guard to keep baby's Mabo
Ywal$}
working
g
freely l and ,his stomach
tive
Y mach.
meet,
for nine -
tenths of the ailments from which lit-
tle
ittle ones suffer are caused by derange.
manta of the stomach and bowels.
Baby's Own Tablets are a splendid
laxative for the baby. They ars mild
but thoroegh; contain neither•bpiatea
neer narootice, and are absolutely guar
anteed. to be safe and efficient for
eltheethe newborn babe or the grew -
leg child. By tieir action_ en the
bowels and'-atosuach they drive out
constipation 'tine indigestion! break
up beide and simple fevers-and:make
the dreaded teething period 'seer. The
Tablets are sold by medicine -dealers
or by mail at 25 cents a box from The
Dri ` Williams' Medicine Co,, Brock•
villa, Ont.- •.
A. fleld-of ripe wheat
ilei Son ' . , r .....k 8lewing' brown do the breeze,
$, ,+ 4 flock of fat sheep
This Is a song men made ':' Dozing under the trees,
Of long toil and little shade; ' An orchard .1i/eh fruit
This ;is a song with the bite Bending low to' the ground,
Of hard stats and a blank night,-- The corn in the,slrock
A eong'•men cams to know Aad the pumpkins around.
With starring aver plow or bee -
At roads where none had need -to go,- Platen* of .plenti
A slitting speech they poured 1,Vsalth that is sere.
From sighs long stored, Not midden riches,
Pruni laughter caved 1111 it Waal golden.
This is a ldong oP slower, olden,
Vanished life, Our"songs are bright
With rippling p1'ay of haste and eight;
Smoothly Omit' sighing reins, their
' laughter,
And neither leaves tin echo alter.
Th.ey Imes
naslow repulse of gloom, .1
No aostasy of purpie bloom,•
No peace, no hate of hopeless wrongs,
Out of our life we make opr songs,
-Frank Ernest dill,
Company.
There -wail a man lived up this lane
Whom no one ever went to see.
Me nevero-walked but In a rain, `
And then Indifferently.
A dog Was al*aye chained ahead, -
And trotted allow, as, if to Brief
The road, fer him; people
esti
Therefore he was blind,
.But there were eon/6 who, said he saw;
The animal' was only tent
POT,O0rinfort"and he lay a paw
"'Besidehtm when he slept.
A; lark Van Docren.
GREEN TEA IMPORTS
LARGER. -
Statistics.fronl'Ottawa straw that_iii
1923; 553,977 pounds "mioro Green Tea
were hiciught into Canada than in 1921,
and 900,728 pounds more than in 1922.
The reasotf given le- that the fine
quality Green Teas of India and 'Gee -
ion have displaced the .interior. Japan
.Love
Song. and China Greens which, due to their
low price, were' imported heavily some
It must have been the wind that etir- years ztgo. -Salida Tea Company• is
red my Bair; the largest importer of India, and Cay
But ail my will lin Green.Teas,
Called it your fingers, not -the wind,
Z would • not look, nor ever shiaI1.1
know,
Iihether the torch that put a score of
years
To- deepest sleep, and rust beyond all
,sleep,
Was your shy hand, er ,just some loaf,
light wind,
Nothing in all of love Was sweet like
tuts*
To let love sleep; •
German. Marks.
Editor, Investment -Counsel:, -
'Kindly answer the following:. Is.
the German paper mark weeth any-
thing et the•present time. Whet is its
Parvalue In Cenedlan nnoney, Do you
,consider it will 'ever: be werrth pal
value?=M•Z.
Phe German paper`marlr baa, fallen
tothe level -where flnanetal hooses do
not -quote asst'vehee;".it 13 so IOW that
To-iede alone ties curling, star -lit 'deep they are pr%iotically. :valuate -ea.' Ger
And know 1 !nary is malting an attalnpt-te,build
That love oaa go; ' l up a naw currency standard but the
That there is rest between the day ead:.Gez•nran paper nusik will stili be.
anti night, . Valueless even if a new system is built.
Tlrat time may flow - up. The priming presees have stopped
Like water singincg;torits stones be- the. grinding out of Millions- and tall-
And-lauglring.low' lions 0f more ularke, but thdi[1 .ta the dight.• Cease soon norlgll 10 have aey.[iy valuenot
—Pioronoo i. Janney. to those which had bosh already print-•
ed. 'They will never be accorded par
0,3 vU
b5 111. Writing—llri 0' tiollnr to n-eatnsnl, og-gland
sampin.' ce 0!•11010, 00111 rt, WIi11', your nand<gU!
addrogs, for d0scrlutiou nP thsnocfcr, voeattonai, np' er
,
tttid,p, np1nlen ,U+d marnlnso aha p rtuol, is
ki I tatloa9 Ah 'Y,o11 t Cluvhgter' aerficc
4etesr -----n-
en,
s1
naiaoOlm Iso nut Ifs str8t, jklelnte t,Minares 5k,inent Hesis can.
value la •Canaddee eerie/fey and the
people who purchase them as a sipeeu-
lance will be left with them on their
hands as souvenirs Of a manatee: limen-
Mal' folly. -Front the Can:Wei i Penn
But real, safe; secure.
But that which to me •
1h the best of the lamb,
Are the gelds of alfalfa
That stretch front the barn,
West
to the road=si
do
To the grove on the east,
Where buff and White'`Guernseys
Are waiting the feast.
Knee deep -In clover
Yea, waist deep, well nigh,
Bright green in August,
No ranter' how dry
The season may be.
The meadowlark sings,
The gee bobolink •
Replies as. it wings. •
Picture of lileaty,
Wealth to endure,
Product of Nature
And weal, safe, and sure.
Pay your out-of-town aceounts by
Dominion laziness 1Vloney Orders,
f �
}3o that is not gallant at twenty;
strong at thirty, iiich:'at forty' and
experienced 'at fifty, will" -never live
to be gallant er strong or rich or
prudent.
Minerd'e Liniment for Rheumatism;
One of the earliest of still popular
novels, "Don Quixote," is 'else one of
-the longest; it is estimated to eoetain
461,000. words.
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Prince of Medals.
In the Woolwartb. Building,New
-York, which is to -day the world's tall-
est sky ggenaper, apps'o temeely a 'mil=
lion pounds of copper was abed for
reofl
oorapgs,
tfona,lifts, pipes,' and inteiee due -
Probably Pew' laeople'. realize the.
nunerbus uses to which copper can be
put. Bat One thing is eerbaiu. If the
supply failed we should soon be with-
out electric lights and belle, tele
phones, electric keens and tramcars—
.to say nothing of copper coinage!
At first [
ret ghtnce the amount o4 cop-
per used in the building trade, in cone
earison with the quantitiesof iron
and steel, would seem to be negligible;
butowhen one takes into consideration
the fact that every motor -ear has any-
thing from 1415. to 2001b. of the metal
15 its composition, and that there are
about 3,00016. in every nelte y angina
one can apprebiate the extent to welch
the demand for itis increasing:
Mlnerder Liniment Relieves Pain.
Discourage fishing, hunting and
trapping for the mere sport of lolling.
Get rid of the steel trap, toy weapons
•and War .games.
Guts & Bruises
I-Ie<•li quickly Aster a few
applications of -
JUTIGOEA
RGE.PIMPLES
On 'F'ace, Itched -and Burned.
Lost a Groat Deal. of Sleep.
"I ]iad pimples on my rate for
several months. They were hard
and largo, and the skin .wag; sore
and red. The itching and burning
almost set me cr4?y at night and I•
lost a gre4 deal of deep. The
brweringVer. ceased disfigurenrent:
"1 trigs lune different remedies
but fo6iid no reliehl. I. most de -
dill E of help twhsp I tried Cuticula
alp end Ointment abs ing short
` e 1 wire complete 'sealed."
'sealed."
ed) Mies Ari le It ocher, Dox
attpn, $edianolionram
Clea the pores 'of im uritieeby
daily tate el' t,`utictir Sohp'and we
casionaliouchms of Cutleura`Oiner
ment'ae needed to soften, soothe
and heal, They are Ideal for the
toilet, as is also Cuticura Talcum.
pampl0 Bash frog b Mall. Aadresa Canndih�l
Dopel: Dattoara, P• a Dox 0130., M,51cpa1. •
rice Sb,sge, eiatmo,dau,3a30o,TalCumtOO.
" Try our new Shaving Stick,..
Re who knows not the way to the
sea should make the river his com-
panion,
For Sore Feet-.,Mlnard's L'igiment,
Victor and vanquish never unite in
a hearty agreements
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incubation, and cloud
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THE. DTZeLl010_.Cil.,
Drawer 55, Wldrton, Ont.
BEF
IBM CAME
Was Greatly Benefited by
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham0s'
Vegetable Compound
Sydenham, Ont. --"I took your
Medicine before my baby Was borniendl
it was a great`help to me as I was very
joorly until I had started to take it, I
ust felt as though I was tired out all
he time and would .have weak, faint
spells. My'nerves would bother mem-
til I eould get little rest, night or day.
X was told b a friend to take Lydia, E
PInkhatti's by
Compound, and I
only took a fewbottlesand it helped me
wonderfully. X would recommend it to
any woman. I am doing what X can to
recommend this good medicine. X will
lend that little book you sent me to any
one I can help.: You can with the great-
est oflea e
p sur use my name to regard to
the Vegetable Compound if it will help
others take it. 7!—Mrs. $A.P,vL1Y MILLI?
QAN, Sydenhaan, Ont,
Itis remarkable how many eases have
been reported similar ,to this one. Many
Women nre poorly at strep tinea and get
into a weakened, run-riewri condition,
when it is essential to the mother, as
well as the : child, that her strength be •
kept up.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound is 'an-eicellent tonic. for thg
mother at,.this time. It is prepared
from medicinal roots and herbs and does
not contain anyharrnful drugs.it maybe.
taken in safet1_by the nursing mother,
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