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11 EALTH E LICATION
BY DR, L L MIDDLETON
provineli Board oe Health, Ontario.
r. Middleton will be glad to answer .queStions on Public Health mat,
tors throu,gh this column. Address him t Spadina Hounc,'Spadina
Crescent, Toronto. '
Ilaark Twins opinion a man is not
very flattering en occasion. ' Ile sees
human weaknesses and limitations
very clearly and tells about thorn in
his own humorous and interesting
way. "Man can't sleep out of doors,"
says Mark, "without freezing to death
m: getting rheumatism; he can't keep
nose under weler over a minute
Without being drowned. Ha's the poor -
clumsiest exeuse of all the cren-
tures_that inhabit the earth. He has
to be coddled, swathed and bandaged
.to be able to live at all. He is a rick-
ety sort of thing any 'way you take
.Itim-a regular British Museum of
inferiorities.
'Ile is always 1.-.,ndergoing repairs.
Machine as unreliable as he is would
I 'have no market.
"The lower animals appear to us
to get their teeth without pain or in-
cenvenience; man's come through after
Months of cruel torture at a Erne when
he is least able to bear it. As soon' as
liae'ffets them, they must be pulled out
again.The second set will lest for a
whileeleat he will never get a set that,
Le. can .depend upon until the dentist.
makes one. Man starts in as a child
and lives on diseases to the einl, as a
regular diet. He has mumps, scarlet
-fever, whooping coug,h, croup, tonsi
ills and diphtheria, as a matter of
course. Afterwards Os he goes,along,
his life contirmes to be threatened it
every turn by colds, coughs, asthma,
bronchitis, quinsy, consumption, ye -
low fever, blindness, influenza, cal-
buncles, pneumonia, softening of the
brain, and a thousand other maladies
of one sort or another. He's just 1-1
basketful of pestilent corruption, pro
vided for the sport and entertainmenj.
of microbes. Look at the workman-
ship of him in some particulars;
What's his appendix for? It has no
value.' It's Bole interest is to lie and
wait for a stray grape seed and breed
trouble. What is hie beard for? It
Is just a nuisance. All nations perse-
cute
lt with a razor, Nature, hOweve,
always keeps him eupplied with it, in-
etead of putting it on. MS head. A
man wants to keep his hair, It is a
graceful ornament, a comfort, the best
protection against weather, and he
priees it above emeralds and rubies,
arid half the time nature puts it on $o
it won't stay,
, Man isn't even handsorne, 'and as
for style, look at the Beegal
that ideal of g -race, perfec-
ECTO
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hair tint. Will re-
store gray hair to its natural
color in 15 minutes.
Small size, $3.30 by matt
Double size, $5.50 by mall
The W. T. reMber Stores
Limited.
129 Yonge St. . Toronto
"The .Standard hy which
, other Irons are Judged."
OU can, now obtain a
geimine Hotpoint Iron
for a5.60. This famous elec-
tric servant has for years
been the first choice amoitg
jnteing bousewivee.
The thumb rest -ran °UM -
sive „Hotpoint patentee -dive
{tat.%) all Strain on the
This hi the fret
with the fatiolis het point.
Yet& dealer setts
Itotpolat Imes
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Inec.
tem and, majesty. Thin t of the lion,
the tiger and the leopard, then think
of man, that poor tliingl The animal
of the wig, the ear -trumpet, the glass
eye, the porcelain teeth, the wooden
leg, the silver windpipe, a creature
that is mended, all from top to bot-
tom." •
We gather a grain of comfort on
reading these remarks by remember-
ing that Mark Twain was a humorist,
and that in pointing out the defects
and failings of mankind, he does not
In his serious moments oyerlook the
fact that in comparison with the ani-
mals mentioned, man Stands far ahead
In intelligence and general under-
standing. He is really not so bad as
he is painted.
The Illusion of War.
War I abhor, and yet how swiaet
The sound along the Marching street
01 drum and fife, and 5 target
Wet eyes of widow, arid forget
Broican old mothers, and the whole
Dark butcherY'witliout a soul.
Without a soul, save this,bright drink
Of heady music, sweet as hell;
And even iner peace abiding feet
, Gb marching with the marching street,
I Por yonder, yonder goesthe fife
And what care 5 for human, life?
The tears fill my astonished eyes
And fall my heart ie like to break
And yet 'tie all embannered
.A dream those little drummers make.
0 it is,wickedness to clothe
Ton hideoue, grinning thing that stalks
Hidden in music, like A, queen,
That in a garden of glory walks,
Till good men love the thing theY
loathe.
Art, thou haat many infamies,
But not an infamy like this -
011, snap the fife and still the drain,
1 And ehovr the monster as she is.
. ---Itlehard Le Gallienee.
Every person ha $ two educations --
one which he veeeives from others and
oho, More impoetant, Whieli he givea
For Sore Throat Use Mina ries Liniment
A single grateful.thought towards
heaven is the moat perfect prayer.
Lessing.
to
Steers in Middlesex ,County
only one farm in Aye where grade koalia were
used- did steers return a prOat war the value of
the feed con2tirrleq., ,
aeeiti en Over 80% of the farms where
good Pure Bred Bulls were used returned large
profits over value of feed aGGStirried.
USE PURE MED IA -LS
FIre.Mor'slial Praises, Scouts.
rho Scout Troops of Ayoecisitock ye.
c ly hea a visitor 1;1 tne Person et
Deputy 'Fire Marshal ,f, w, Poulton, of
Toronto', who initiresSired thehi 011 fire
-
prevention methods. lilt% Pointon made
the statement that Tcreoristock was the
fli,st city he hail found in. Onlai",10 in
biCia S ' t- ' t• '‘iCS
0 (.00, 01,C 00111,
at, d118tillp,tior, ilre-inere'llii041., R.
contly a sire was halted in its eas.ly
stakes by- the good work of two Wood-
stock, Scouts, this beir.g a direct result
of their training.
.us. Scouts .
splendid spirit Of co-operatio
exists between the Boy Scouts Of
nerica and the Canaslian 1.3.ey Scouts
at ail towns' and cities along iho Cana-
' dials -American border. This was res
cently demonstrated* at Sarnia, where
the ficetit,8 of the lith port Huron
Trooh, Scout s of America, pre-
sented their fine play, dThe Boy
Scouts," under the auspices. of the 2n1
Saimia Troop,
A Library Helps Scouts.
Ashcroft,' B,C., Itafi a public library
which takes particular interest in Boy
Scout readers. T.he librarian, in &ci-
t.-14,ton to. making available books' 013.
pllbjeCtd gelleral i1.1t0T0di, to Semite,.
has picked out a Set of 66 books cover-
ing the 60 proficiency badges IVIIIC11.
Scouts can earn. Tills Is a great kelp
to the local troop. ShoW this note to
Your focal .1.1b7arian and see if some-
thing Call be arranged for your
trobp.
A Soy Scout Orchestra.
Bridge -burg Ont bas a tine Boy
Scout orchestra. They recently gave
their first public entertainment and
Were greeted by a splendid audience.
Scoutmaster Bruce Hogg is- tbe leader.
Mr. Irwin at Perth.
Assistant Proviucial tommissioner
-Prank 0. Irwin, of Torontoespeat an
evening reeently milli the 1st Perth
Troop. This is on6 of the oldest troops
in the eastern eart of the provirice and
has been . tieing eonsistently geed
Scouting ever eine.° its inception. It
le fortunate hi. the poesession of a verY
fine camp property on Rideau Lake,
hist at the end of the Tay Canal Here
Id has.a big stone house, a bunk house,
row boats and a. disappearing pfopel-
ler motor boat. This property was
given to the troop by a Perth lady who
hai always been moat appreciative of
the good work Seoutmaster Holmes
has been doing for the boys ot Peeth.
An Old Soy Returns,
'Way back in 1912 a lIttle fellow
joined the 10111 Ottawa Troop mider
the thee Scoutmaster, Mr, W. .t1. Proc..
ter, aud played away and worked a,vray
until he became a Pleat Ciass Scout.
Butethat Was not enough; he 'sought
knowledge, and finally there ,were 23
bright peoficiency, hedges in rbws en
his arms. He kept on with the Troop
through Many affairs up hill and
through defeat, but one day it changed
its meeting 'place and then it became,
the 2nd Ottawa Troop. And still this
Scout kept on. But one day. he went
away to sehool arid his old friends at
the Troop went along without him, une
tie recently he came back. Now he Is
a luau, but still a Scout. 5318 /male is
Dr. deraihwait Dixon,• and just the
other day he accepted a place On the
Executive Conlmittee -of the Ottawa
By Scouts Associatioh. So you. see,
Scout, the old phrase of "Once at
Scout, SJSYR.p3 a Scout" holds good,
Dr, Dixon returte to active Reouting
with the best wishes of all Scout4 old
and new, and we Ihope that his new ex-
periencee will -.be ea. pleasent as his
recollections of "the aid 10th and 2nd
Ottawa Troops of thirteen years ago.
A Sonnet Worthy of a Frame.
Whistler, the fainous. artist was .6
sev,ere end frank eeitie 'of art. More
than once he eueceede,d 0. Offending
his colleague's, by telling them lust
what he thouiht. of their work. On
one occasion Ins friend, the poet and
aptlitt Daniel Gabriel Rossetti, showed
him a. sketeh and asked hie opinion of
Its merits.
"It 115,0, its good points, Rosriotti,"
said Whiatler; "go ahead with it by
ali inesze." .
Later Whistler ingairea how lieWas.
gelding along. "All eight," said Ros-
setti cheerrally. "I've ordered a, stun-
ning frame Tor it," '
Tn"clue time the 'canvas appeared 'at"
.Rossetti's' houseP1. Olteytie , Walk,
ditele.ea, beautifully frailied.
"You've dome:nothing to it since
saw 0, Itave,you?"
"No -o," reelect], Rossetti, "lint I'ye
written a sonnet ors tile sullied' if
ymed like to her it." .
He reeifed some linear et 'Particular
tenderness. "Rossetti," Said "athiStler
as the recitation ended, "take out tee
Mature. eatil..frame the Bonnet"
Why- Crosses Mean Kisses.
s..-Wha.tever your sex, et some' time or
other yOuleive probably written a let-
ter riud stit,some "erossee" in, ft -for
'Oases. But'have you ever wondered
WhY a cense. should be eseel as the
writtemsymbol of a kiss?
, This eitory is interesting and takes
as back to the times when few could
rem), end still fewer amid write. In
that resneet the eobility were no bet-
ter than these of a leWer station hi
life; but deeds traneferring preperty,
wile and other doctiments had to bo
81gilettalmiehow. So those wile:could
not write thee). names ' "made their
mark" a,nd Ails in an age when re-
ligious ,syznbolism was very much 00
evidence, usually took the foriu of a
cross. Prom motiv:es of reverence tee
sbape uged was, tot that of the eroeS
of Calvaty, buttbe St. Andrew cross,
which resembles the letter "X."
Having duly made theie mark, the
eigiiatories of a document. kissed it -
partly as a ple,dge of good faith and
partly as an StOt of reverence. Anti se 'The one divine' reality.
cros8 satirised on paper became as-
1 -ls
onbahow ianti then
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• potentate of scone isfand ou
known to he outside World. The Ro
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' blustery,, ,eitreimsly lia,rd on the
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Inarly In the hfilefeentli centurY
otmielei-hut it -Of fesitob tiutt.o well. Certain French adventurer, „Liaren
That is tile Way mostpeople feel in Cie 'Thlerry, tit 'the bead 14
of a :unfired f
Spring. . tiled, appetite fickle, lowers ,reoruited 'in Australia,,
11085553e5 11)111 &aimed himself king of New "leulan
depression. .Pimples or eruntunos MaY Ile" soon discovered, however, that
appear on the skin; 00 lkere 01413' he be a successful king 8 snarr 1113121, WI
itiviliges of ;Instinct:lens- money,,and 10as the tack of this. tli
Aly of these indicate inatill11.404.18 ,Gifused the desertiudi of his solsjec
out ef erde0o-rhat the inigI.41.-trftrydr confequent collaPse ol h
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Mar easily de'velon Into ,snrire serious I A. Man 08111eti Antoine, de T011110
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Y0,11. 0101, pint your blood rigkt. Pure,a- succeeded in escaping to Prance whe
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a
baby. Conditions tre, such that Cie
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ol Ificer 1t1;,ecfolzfisnliteadirt'ocetnateuchisoiti,08ebowtiheischlrelds.
10- d, often ove heated and badly ventilated.
to De catches cold; his, little stomach
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at Inoilsor coon lots, siGk baby to look'
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Ls. dose of Baby's Own Tableta should be
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e Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,, Brockville,
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Frankfort, Cologne and Dresden also
have golf courses.
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Legal Wit.
In a recent interesting book, Gentle -
en of the 'Jury, Mo. Francis ti, Watt-
eau gelates manY instencea of- legal
it, English and American- TWO noted
ondon' lawyers. were John L. Adol-
hue and Charles Philtre; but Phillips
was an Irishman, and ilia re-pid nieces&
t the English. box after hie arrival
rom the Draerald fele naturally an -
ogee twine of his rivals, for they eaw
ach of their butainess passing into,his
L
ande.
'Adolphus., meeting hint in the robing
0001 of the coiled, said to him Insolent-
. "Yon renaind me of the three Ws-
arney, bluff and Milker."
'Ali," said Phillips., "yoa eeviar corn-
kelned of my bees, until they began
suck pater honey."
It was another' /Ashman, John Phil.
ot Curran, who in the course of one
his trials when he wag pressing the
rY rather intently was irritated by
serving the judge frequently shele
g ills head, therein, indicating to the
ryinen his dissent freire valet As
ing staid.
"Gentlemen of the Jury," said Our -
at last, "Yea maY"lial's noticed
le,lordebip shaking his head. I ask
a to pay no attention, bedatise, If
O wete as well acquainted With MR
rdship as I am, you would kne-w that
len he afitikee his heatl there is noth
In that instance the lawyer had die-
ctly the better of tho judge. In an,
ler instance a judge used, his wit
tlt cruel effect at the expense of a
vyer.
Appearing before an English judge,
O young lawyer whose memory failed
him at the beginning of d.long speech
that he had peeparea. in eelyandia re -
sated in his coefusioa to repetition of
hla epening Words: "Theeimfprtimate
olient who appears to me -My Lord,
iny urtfortanate 'client-"
'rho ehief juiatice, Lend. Sfieniaorough,
interrupting, almost whispered in a'
soft 'and eneoliraging tone,' "YoU Mai
'go on, she eci far the court la with
you." '• •
It was in the United State e i0 a
court in ChicagO thaCe. lawyer Mr
Paeans, was trying a ease beferre a
Judge who, he felt, was very hard upon
him and upon his cheat, the defendant.
After the judge's charge the furry re.
tired and:.promptly brought in, a ver-
dict of guilty.' Parsons moyed for a
new trial. The Judge denied his ma -
Son and remarked, "The court 'and
the' jury think the prisoner a knave
and 'a fool." '
Instantly the eouusellor replied,
"The prisoner wisbes, me to say teat
he. 18 110:W perfectly satiefied, for he
-feels that he has been tried by a court
and jury of lits peers." ,.
Known Only By Love.
Of ootiree man ie useful to man, be-
cause hie body is a marvelous machine
and his mind, an Organ of wonderfel
, But hf,I a• spirit as wen,
and thlis spirit is trulyeknown only by
love. When we define- a man by the
nea,rket value of the service we can ex -
lied of him, we know:him inmerfectlY.
With this limited knowledge of him it
become a 'easy for us to be unhurt to
MM4 and to -euiertain". feelinge of
triumphant' self-congratulation when,,,
onaccount of some cruel a.dvantagean
OUT aide, we can get out of him mulch
more than we have paid for. But when
we know .hins as a spirit we know him
.ee our OWn. We at once feel at"
eruelty to him is to ourseAhivesa
to make lane einall is stealing from our
own humanity,,and in seeking to make
use of him stalely for personal profit
WO inerely-gtan in money or comfort,
what we 'pay for in trutit-Rabindrin-
ith Tagore.
Perspective.
A rose Is as real a thing as its. thorn;
The dawn et TIN lass H. fact than the
The shriek of MI engine IS .8 01L11(1--bl'IL
80
Is the theueha song '111 the after -light.
And 'lave, the rool's miracle, proves to
socsia eft with a loss_ For Sore Feet-Mirord's L, nment.
th 05 e already mention e d
Webster, eking of Waiou." Webste
an American citizen, svae formeriy,
ship's carpenter on a whaler, bat ha
deserted and Joined' a little band
settlers • scattered here and there in
Auckland., , The great Coromendel
chief .gnown as Hooknose took a farm,
to this deserter, who married his
daughter.
He then established trading stations
all over the Gulf and earth of eluirnes,,
through which he reaped a large moat
when, imandgration to New South
Wales began on a large smile, buying
maize and potatoea from the natives'
and shipping theni to AUstralia. He
also kept a boarding house at the ma
tive village of Herkshire for the bene-
fit of the numerous adventurers who
kept corning and going.
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CHILD ADOPTION.
Horne Life Preferable to Insti-
- tution, Says J."J:
"The best thing that can be done
for a horneleas child ie to,,get it into
some nice family as quickly as pos.
Bible," is the teetimony of X. Kelso,
If sent to az institution the attach -
menta are, not permanent, andereven
after years of residence the eland is
still homeless and without the social
safeguards that all children should
lind in the friends they have grown
119 with.
The aim oe the department Is to get
homelese ohildren adopted by good
Run -Bites in the agricultural and vil-
lege districts, arid ft an application is
tent to the nearest *Children's Aid
Society it" will receive prompt atten-
tion. The younger a ehild is taken the
more firmly willit take root in the
heme and district. It la, a great wok,
and can be heartily commended.
It is important also to know that af-
ter a child has been in foster home for
a reasonable time legal adoption can
be secured by addressing Mr. Kelso,
1.10 Univereity Ave, Toronto, as he Is
the official appointed by the Govern -
arrant to administer this, A.ct.
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Many. IL ndwl seeps likely to ',regain.
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A new altitude record for aviation
-39,580 feet -was set up recently by
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112.00 per bag of 90 lbe.
I have a lot of fine Irish Cobblers and
Green Mountains that are pure but not
GOVernment Certified, but just as good, '
which I am selling at $1.00 .per bag.
Omsk with order. These prices are
O o.h., Brampton. No charge for begs,
sDeoisi price for lots of 6 or more bage,
• hi. W. DAWSON
P.O. Box 88 - Brampton, One.
BOTHERED ITH
LARGE PIMPLES
Burned and Made Face
Sore, Cuticura Healed.
"y053 four yeare I was bothered
„with hard, large, red pimples In
blotches on my face and neck. The
pimples came to o hehd and festered
and looked terribly, and at times
burned and made my face very sore.
My face looked so badly thatl need
to feel embarraseed vrhen Ivrent in
public.
'I began using Cuticura Soap
and Ointment -and they helped me,
and -after using three or four cakes
of Cutleura Soap and a few'boxes
of Cuticura Ointment I was C0111-
pINtely healed in three months."
'(Signed) Miss Vera Sweriy, 1 Gib -
eon Ve., Toronto, Ont.
Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum for daily toilet purposes.
laustaa Jack I'm by Man Addren• Canalitai
Dont; '51,51,,,,,,, Ltd., Montreal., Enke, Senn
21, Ointmont 20 and Me, Talcum Me,
Cutleure Shaving, Stick 25e.
FULL OF ACHES
AND PAINS
Toronto Mother Found Relief;
by Taking Lydia E. Pinkhanfs;
Vegetable Compound
Toronto, Ontario. -,04 I have foundt,
Lydia 10 Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound a splendid medicine to take before
and after confinement. A small book
was put in my door one day advertising
Lydia E. Piakham's medicines, and as I
did not feel at all Well at the time I went
and got a bettie of Vegetable Compound
right away. 1 soon began to notice a
difference in my' general health. I was
full of aches and pains at the time and
thought I had every coMplaint going,
blit I can truthfully say your medicine
certainly did me good. I can and will
speak highly of it, and know it will
do other women good who ere sick!
and ailing if they will only give it a fair
trial. Lydia E. Pinkham's Liver Pills
are splendid for constipation. You are
'w,elcome to lige rn3r letter if you think
18 will help any one."-eldre.e.Haltrre
Wasewoole, 543 Quebec Siireet,Torossto,
Ontario. •
- The expectant mother is wise if slie
considers carefully this statement of
Mrs. Westwood. It is but one of a great
many, all telling the same Story-bene-
flcial results.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound is especially adapted for use dur-
ingthis period, The experience of other
-women who have found this medicine a
blessing is proof of its great merit.
Why not try it now yeurself? 0)
A New Dalry Pail
at a Popular Price
See the new SIIMP Dairy Pail_
'next time youarein town.
They are made of special qua,'
ity, high finished till, have ,
large dairy pail ears, riveted
with largo rivets, soldered
flush. 100% sanitary. Cut
out this advertisement. Show
it to your regular dealer. Ile
has oi5 authority to give 33011
R. special low price on a Poir
of these fine pails.
ProVed safe by million and prescribed by physicians for
• Tonsilitis
Colds
'Pain
Neuritis
Headache
Neuralgia
Lumbago
Rheumatism
Accept only '.1ayel." package
which con01iin3 proven (fired -1011S.
Handy "Doyen" boxeS of 12 tablets. ;
. Also *bottles of 24 and 100 --Druggists.
Aspirin 18 the trace euttg (restsisres 1,, °stems) of Tilrhr ViallINC1111.6 Of ,MommeTtle•
nvideSter sr Selicylinneld Ocet:n1 Snlie,ille Add, "A. (.411"). It 11, Ictown.
41210 Avirin means nsyer nainiipaceite, 50 rtssint Ile nubile I530n105 ind+dionn, the Tablet
ef hievr comptay will 00 ntangred wan the1, generni iindo ;Link, the °Bayer Cross."
ISSUE No. 14-25.