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La's' DR. J. J. MIDOLETON.
Provincial Board of Health, Ontario. f
answer to questions e ad tons P
Dr. Rilddletonsuill b d1 a q on ublto Health amt.'
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Crescent, Toronto•
111005away- out in Vernon,' 8.51,
,omes,an inquiry about health matters
11010 a readers f: this'cogmn. The
correspondent in .question eisks about
tleuraleia and its treatment, ,,
I may say Alt the outset that it is
impossible to accurately diagnose'the'
cause of : a complaint of this kind by
t orrespondence. Neuralgia is not of
itself a disease; it is a symptom. One.
call only guess at the cause and sag-,
gest certain_ things that • need to he;
given consideration "For instance, It
- don't know wliethee there is a' focus of
infection somewhere that is poisoning
the system and causing -pains through -m
out the body, whieh.the patient com-
plains of, and describes as neuralgia.
Thep again, -the trouble may be caused
by -an anaemic condition of;'the blood.
In fact, neuralgia is, sometimes de-
scribed' as "the call of the nerves for
better blood," and in many -cases that
is exactly what is wrong, but there!
1110 beother auses ,sur, r
c b as a growth `
h
Yg
somewhere irritating a nerve or series
of ne4te. and' we must not forgetrg
et
the well-known
complaint usually de-
scribed es sciatica. There t T h ro maY be
tan "the u hal these y o 1 causes than 111 Se fox neur-
algia, but I have just mentioned these
few examples to show how difficult it
is•to te11 a person who writes'aletter
from a distance. just what should be
done for his complaint. The reaspn
that 0 difficulty exists 18 that to cure
anydisease, one must first -fn out the
C 1 4 d
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cause of the disease, and this canno
very well be done without a thorough
physical examination bya physician
To mention- afc3v more underlying
causes of'neui•algia we, include mal
aria, alcoholism, d1 rbetee, lead poison
ing, syphilis, gout, rheumatism,: =or
Bright's disease, . It may, he tha
neuralgia is really an expression of
central disease—for instance, loco
motor', ataxia. It •ria: 'some •loca
cause such as n diseased tooth 0x' a
diseased ovary. In every;. case treat
ment-must include treatment 'of .the
unde'rlyiing cause. Neuralgia means
pain in the nerve. There is a differ
ence,between neuritis and neuralgia
for in the former ease the,' pain is
usually steady and persistent, while
in neuralgia it comes and -.goes.: Ip
neuritis the course of the, inflatned
nerve can be made oat bytenderness
on deep pressure.
Massage and manipulation may be
of usein Some f f orins'of neuralgia, is, and
benefit may be derved from the use
of salicylates, io lidesand-other .
neur-
algic
eur-
aI is medicines.Preparktione of
opium, morphia` and codein should
never be taken forthis condition be-
cause the danger of habit is too great.
No 'medicine of a sedative nature
should be given except for short'per-
iods and then_ under physicians' con-
trol.' Rest and. electricity and light
therapy offer moro'hope of relief from
pain than
do other r a e
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10.
But first
of all go toour physician
and have him give' you a` complete
physical examination. Before you can
cure the disease, you've got to 'know
the cause.
Haydn's "Ox" Minuet.
A peculiar title for a musical com-
position! Yes, it is. peculiar.; at least,
peculiaron the surface." But, hold on!
There (e, a story attached to it!
This composition, the "Ox" Minuet,
wasn't given a title Iike that merely
to Create a publfe-sensation. It came
by the title honestly, as the following
Incident will testify: Hadyn cue day
received a visit from a'butcher,,- who
stated that he and his daughterwere
admirers of Haydn's music; and, as
the young lady was goon to be mar-
ried, ,he' made bold to, ask that the
composer write a'nlinuet tor her wed-
ding. Kind "Palin Haydn" consented,
and In a few dhysthe man -of meat se.
Mired his music., Not long afterwards,
Haydn was surprised to hear this
same Infanta; played under' his window,
Onlooking out he saw a band of nival,
olan'e forming wring around a large
ox, tastefully decorated with ifowore.
Soon the butchereame_up and ;regent -
'ed the lilt to Iiaydn, aaying that for
aueh ,excellent inUsio he 'thought he
ought to make the ddmposer a present
of Cie best ox in his possession. Byer
after, file little composition,it is said,
wan called the "Ox" Minuet. -
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and their finger -prints taken within
Um/AY-four hours of their birth.
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ho.m, Cmleele i,lrelilebd lila aplzrova i c
r. orge sled, ebeme.wllerel y`olcier Bo
Seoute of tale'city be 11aed. as traffic
eifieelle ,at iiange,00s iii,toleectio3ls o
the city' to protect school children at
eerEai'n .i1n3s of the dry. With the
co-operation of. the local-Scoutena-ste'rs
the here to Undertake' these ditties, will
receive special training from' memb're
of the city, pollee force,,/
Montreal's Jarnbosee.
tfl.e Boy Scouts and ',Volt Cobs of
ths"1Viontreal District 'are holding a
big indoor Jamboree in the i4Torgan De-
partmental
e
)a' n n '
zt 1 L6la. �`' r 1
1 o bio e Building a whole
g
floor of which. hr`s been set aside for
filo purpose], on April 15th, 06th,:17th
and 16th. On the,f7,th their special
guest is to be the—Chief Scout for Can-
ade, His Excellency Baron Byng of
Vlmy. Besides dem onstrations; of
Scout work, there will: -be many•ex
him itione of Scout handicraft:
.Planning •GlIIwell Camps.
Provincial Scout Headquarters . at
'Parente is now working out.tentat`ive
plans for this summer's Giliwell Train-
ing Camps for Scoutmasters,' and is
consequently anxious'to:know as early
as possible the names of men planning
to'attend. 'The probable dates of the
,camp are July 7th to 18th, inclusive, at
Ebor Park, near Brantford,' Ont. This
will' be the third year that this -fine,
partly wooded, '55 -acre site will be at
the disposal of. the. Provincial Council
fee its leadership,traiuing work: Talose
who have carped there' in other years
pronounc-e`it one of the finest camp
sites in the older sections of Ontario.
Concerning'Sleet Huts.
u
We h
ave previously referred to the
fine e
e H ad uarte Hut owned Headquarters x led bythe
q.
let Chatham Troop. • This week's news
contains t
i ,he announcement that
em t the
"Troop is .undertalring.to enlarge the
het by adding a 12 -feet addition at the
rear, The addition will take in the
Scoutinaster's Den and the. Court of
Honor room, thus allowing tha Space
now -occupied by these to beeused to
e t r e h
n a g the main club room.
And 'with the news of the enlarging
of Chatham's, hut, comes the announce-
ment that -the 3rd London Troop .(The,
Fighting Tili15), which; bad ire name
hi the papers. last week tor its: success
in the, Wallace Nesbitt Junior First
Aid Competitions, is constructing a hut
of its ellen, it having olltgro3yn the tem-
poraryquarters it has been using in a
little suburban Church.: ,
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brood 15 n'tt '.diE.o'M ot0O e the pis ales
and lnisig y eiupttore that break tk au
00`thc fad ot- boly, .'The sane cone
Boit Is mr l4 11(i by an attack, of 02.
zeuia o1 s5tt4' " 'Sot cannot -',get rrd
v 01.tlies ti,b k i s 'hy ihe use of iluc b l
tivo 15 eclioYci•'. , ns, so' rlal:y ,pc brio t1•y
f -to do �,,P,t�lr.tives.' l,aerely gallop
through th$''.G-sif3rtezzl and leave'it still
33 ealkel. ° w hat is :needed :when the
blond is alio r'n to be out oterder is a
tonic whiclh:3vrl1 restore, is -missing
elements end. Ieoveitixe bieee el and
rad., - )MI' -dile Mien/aim mo thew s "no
,other tonic eau ecfnal Cr. Williams'
lls, 03e5y dose cf.which helps
entich.theeblood, drives out �iuupuri
ties, and brtnga.anevi eeeling et health
ane o
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SY l s. �: E. Diehop
h p, thorns- Ave.,
Hamilto�� .Ont., tells -fqr
the benefit of others what these pills'
did; for her. • She says; "I was' suffer-
ing terribly from 8010 ala. I 'doctored'
with scveral•doctois,.rbut without suc-
tess. hay complexion was sallow, I
hweakadad no strength, feeling very - and
languid. lily neck ,was full of`hunps
called serofula, and at times tiheywere
very painful After trying several so=.
called blood'medicines, Dr: Williams'
Pink Pilis were recommended to -me
and I got half a dozen boxes. After
taking, them- I found a. decided im-
proved-lent
m
provenment'in My 'appearance, and to
my joy the 'lumps .ware disappearing
`from my neck, ' .1 persevered. in .the
treatment, and finally „the only sign
deft
of the 'trouble" was a scar on my
neck;vhete one of the swellinags• brake.
Since that time I have been in robust
health and. `]heartily , recommend Dr.
*Mame' Pink Pills to any suffering,
from impure blopd
You' can get these ills•
p through any
nledlcine°dealer or by mail at 50 cents
abox from Th Dr. il'
W hams' Medicine
0
Co.; 'Brocliyilie, Ont.,
'*s Aboard ' he fix
Piste tai
•cl1111c1s ,ot lti5 ores( -
ill a (heat 0]11(1 1111sc �F
ttlsi,llh. the'.,.
t `h°,lfi�r �`Ii� '•hri'� . 1."Y�e i0.
�ery villi'kiim €]nit i. est 0'•110 c'ibtldreir
8110(5 born' bt21,3')hm iicsll paelet
t 07 fame."The advent q1 the fleet b1by�
1113 elgxall %ed. Poi 5nflth:,
i ,, t in s e 111'1 Boole 1+s
S1111 by 11100 ,•crying of a'doonhle-decaniouk-'I
er u e ple, a delicacy that she proceed,
to 11 110)0•
11 1113C.' cf 5cilt pork onion , po-
tatee.5 1,1111; 31)12). not for/l,"'/ the 111•et'
stratum.; then conies a layer of paste, the sleet you can "get your teeth into;
next another layer of. meat, and. vege-
tables; audi lastly ;v+ second crust an
lop of 3111:Sonletfrle 51100 a 111ird
dec]c wideci. Such L dlsh.ytealuing
t f1om, the galley was to irunerY
and sparsely feel elan a i•epa0t fee'0
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-children speak in enthuIiastle terms of
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When Are We Most Clever?
Interesting facts aboht the age at
which a, Man's faculties''t'each their
highest pitch of efiicienoy' have been
botnpitederecently:
It was found, for example, -that the
average . age at -which twenty of the
groateat inventions' Were produced
was thirty.two. The inventors. of .the
steam 'engine and the steam turbine
were' moll tWontl'-nlne '.:when their
Whore e•eatiltod''in Siete epoch -malting
devices. The self -binding reaper, wi'rs-
less telegraphy,and the vacuum air -
brake ware invented by "seen in their
twenty-second year
The inventor of line sewing machine
was twenty-six, while, the discoverer
of .the process of producing aluminum
-cheaply was only twentythree. P11i.
son was thirty when he made the drat
ineandeetent lamp, rtelilbnr Wright,
the pioneer aviator, was thirty-eight
when he conquered the air:
The result of -these investigations
points -to the fact that artists and
musicians as a 'rule develop their tal-
ents very early, In life, /authors seem
to attain the peak of their creative.
powers at or about the age of forty-
two.' Financiers: and Iniehiese met/
generally reach their zenith at fifty -
Statesmen and generale aro'highest
in the list of'ageg. Many of the great-
est acts of diplomacy have been initi-,
ated-by amen in the seventies and eigh-
ties. Military history shows that sone•
of 3110'. most crucial betties'.'been
-directed by men who were old''onoilgh
to be goandfath,ee5,
But the would-be inventor, artiste
musician, or poet who is rapidly: out-
growing his yeutll heed. not -be tis -
.c lila,oci 15eee facts. There ai•e
1n111y. o icd1ltl'oii§ to )r9ye talo rtile,Diiliam- de Mo1'gau, t0 na1.110but One,
example, was slaty -seven before lie
made Itis bey ee 1 uocetitI-movelist,
An Ancient Porch.
Dating back to 1331, a church porch,
iu Leaad'en Wall )las been traustormed-
into a tiny •tostel in which, city ,girls
May have a quiet. ,'est during lunch
tllho.
Minar 's'
Liniment Fine for 1110 tient
_see et
,No Money Made With Poor
Stock.
Breeders of live stock are facin
problems to -day that require expert
business -like handling: 1
The high' coat of feed, , labor and
heavy over -Bead expenses are mattere
the average farmer finds confronting
hint every day.
Successful farmers have always real-
ized the value of good breedings in
live stock, Testimonials from these
men are easily obtained annd'-`shonld
convince the most skeptical that the
only way to beat the„'labor situation,
cost'of feed, etc„ le. to keep only
those animals that aro bred to'produce,.
either milk or beef:-'
The surveys cond'uc'ted by Prof.
Leitch in the different counties all go
to prove that where farmers are using
piire bred aired in either beef or dairy.
herds, they are making greater in-
comes with . piactleaily 'the same
quantities of feed;
When we consider that these figures
were obtained from actual fanners,
/lying under average farm conditions,
wo can hardly discredit them.•
Liberal fending -of 'Inferior live
stock, it was- shown, was' not as great
it factor in increasing the labor in-
come se wad Vie use of purebred sires.
The ,pare bred sire has back of him.
generations of anoestora that were
selected' and bred with a, specific-Var.
pose iu view:- either the production of
beef or the production of milk.
'These oharaeteristics are highly in-
tenaifled in' his blood to that he trans -
mita them, to. his offspring, even when
only a grade female is used'.
Tho grade sire has'. back, of hint
generations of ancestor% that, like
"Topsy," just happened. The 'resljl
'is that you can expect nothing but are
liable to get anything.
""haphazard bit and mise 'breeding
operations •are the- causes of -low labor
ineomes and financial failures among
Ontario farmers to -day, `
'he remedy lies' in the farmers'
horde,
Buy a good 'pure'bred sire' of the
breed of stock you. are interested in'
and you have made the first step to-
ward success,. -
For Sore Throat Usc'Mlnard's Lin imont
Furniture made in' Queen 'Alex-
ands'( Technical School of Woodwork
on her Sandringham estate, can 'be
bqught by anyone whovisits the place.
Queen Alexandra aterted the 'school
about forty ,years ago for the benefit
of lads on. the estate;
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ing and tinting is
guaranteed with
Diamond Dyes. Just.
dip to .cold water to
liot: soft,' delicate
shades, or boil to
dye rich, permanent
colors." .Each 15.cent
package contains d1•
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Of tint lingerie, sines, ribbons,' skirts
waists, dresses, coats, stockings,.
sweaters, draperies, coverings, hang.
lugs, everythin g, now.
Buy` "'Diamos'=her
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the material you wish tocolor is- woe
or silk, or whether It IS-_ linen, cotton,
or ntixed goods~•
Can't Ke.np.'Hoise
Without,filinard's
C - E Weight,, • of Foxboro, ''Mass„
writes tis foiloiys:•
"Will you please advise Mie how I
•can get yoei'. liniment? , I can't keep
hous,c -without Mlnard's, 'We were
,newel without it in our 1101110 fn
Nova Scotlt}."
Minaret's is splendid for sprains,
bruises, rheum ,;ism, eoIds, etc;
1\7111 -lard s
t�i�i lent
En
sh eapi
a
:e1
t ltee e
con 1
Kneel by their hues anti one can-
liy dame 3511000 hushand• commanded a'
ship;ill the:Colonies trade used -to turn
IsIr pansengers'Tleisure to good tic -
count during the long -voyage. ,'"She
alaaa.ya loo ; on:board with her 'n pleliti
fill supply- of the dress materials 0a d
trimmings in vogue at the time as well
.as some of the latest fashion boolte
and•irtaterns._ hen. she --enlisted a
dozen ai' so of 'the. young women emi-
grants tivli'o were handy • with the
needle and set' them. to wont to .make
up under her direction -a stock of the
lamest fashionable models. to display to
the Colonial. -ladies at the port of ar-
rival. It was nce wonder that with BO
admirably resourceful a business- wo-
man e
to as 4s hi a
t mtX4 a
e captain soon n h-
came part—illdeell, principal—owner
of his ships."
• I -fold the Health Thought.''
Balding• -the health thought, the
health oonscioueness, will ]help you_ to
obtain- t in thea
140 it condition -n the
he
other hand, if you carry a,pbysieal
weakil
ss'and lis s
e e e consciousn
a eels,
You cannot possibly build a perfect
health t condition. C n Y>: ou ideal of e
th,
thing you want, thepicture you hold
in your mind, must, be 'of 'a :perfect
'thing. If it is imperfect, the real
which you built up on the physical
Plane . wilt be :imperfect.' In other
words, youwill ontpicture your nilud;
you will outpletime your ionv
ictian of
yourself, of your health, of your altua
tib. ,in 1110, of your s0C0ees, of your
poverty or prosperity,
For sore 'Fent—Mlnard'a •i,lnlment.
There are lots of little things that
wise 'men do not understand, but it is
benerally believed that hens lay eggs
because they can't stand them on end.
WE .WANT CHURNING
We -supply' cans and .lay express
charges. 'We pay daily by express
money orders, which can be - cashed
anywhere without any charge: •
To. obtain the top price, Cxe
must be free from bad flavors and
contain not less ,than 80 -Pen cons.
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r under;thishandicap ica
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Pains and Headaches Re-
lieved by Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
Dublin, Ontario. -"I was weak and.
irregular, with pains and headaches
and could not sleep. tughts. I: learned
about' Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound by reading the letters in the
newspapers 'and armed it because
wanted to get better. I have got good
results fromitas I feel a 1ot'stronger
and am not troubled with such bad
headaches as I need' to beand am more.
'regular. I am gaming in weight all
the time and I tell my friends what
kind of medicine I am taking. You may
use my letter 'as a help to others."--•'
llfrs. JAmas RACao, Box 12, Dublin,
Ontario.
Halifax Nurse Recommends
Halifax, N..S. "I ens a maternit r
nurse and have recommended Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
many women ,wbb' were childless, also
to women who need a good tonic. I' am
EngIish and my husband is American,'
and he told me of Lydia E. Pinkham
While in England. I would appreciate
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