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nod ed r r , 1t1 2l nv 1.•d In ha, or cleft palate
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CORRESPONDENCE
ettimmgnw....altu...0e11,*atws iw..
Soule' gathering) all the go on the
10th lino. Cards and Demising being
the divel'aen,
Mr Frank Donigaoy has bought a
quantity of timber from Kr J J Irvine
weloir he Iolanda outtingin to firewood
for twee use.
Mr Henry Bieber la now permanent.
ly settled in a home near Brodhagen
olfttrob but will cont
ince to look after the Btimore farm.
Mumps aro prevalent in some sect
loud of the towuahip.
Is has been an extremely mere and
painful spell of winter weather that
is e sure thing,
The school attendance has been
small for the peat month. 1t is bettor
for parents not to take ohanees dux,
n g suoh frosty weather.
We were very sorry to hear of the
accident wuioh happened to Wm. son
of idr Richard Pethiok of Winthrop
He is o nice young fellow and his
frieuda are interested in his recovery
'Varma
Tho many friends of Mr, Chris Ward
who has been in poor health are glad
o know Le is improving
Mr, ThomasDenuisuu has become tired
of the cold and gone to the sunny south
art Uahtoriia to visit friends,
Mr C ;1 $toveaon last week attended
the District Uonventron of the L U L
us Exeter
Mrs W Dennison has returued from
Visiting friends in Thamesvillo
Wo are pleased to Bear that blrs,
Ester 5s tenon improved in health.
Mr. Frank Beep spent Hume time
in Willits with friends.
Walston
frit. J. A. Watt has purchased e
Chevrolet oar and next season will use
it in his work.
The Bed °rose reports the following
for January—Proceeds of , 058 $116 90
Donation from Morris Council $26.u0;
from County LOuneli $71. U0 from Mo.
r Klilop Couuetl $90 00 from English
Church $26 00 bale of It. O. quilts
$14 26 tial. how Deo. $9.95 'Total
$866.17, Expenditure $147 30
The young people of Lutes Ohnroh
held a !demount evening recently in
the home 01 mils Gilbert Grigg prior
to her leaving for heir new Home a
bluutojaw.
7hFinal1y hAtka of ra Timeless
Feeeme. Lupe soup to heat' of lie
luau( ry
nits 1.11'-.e Muss was in heafortl
tit t,::I1u Sla3 11(sleing
w 11 be etas i riot `..oro' are abler re
apparently dfs1;-t -e with th.. an] w1 breast �1
i)ahy. Green or siiul l:rlrernelnts In to
baby otherwise aloe , ',veil are not a good reason for wo In •. If the baby
spits up, ft may ins r (mime be is dandled about after f< 0; or because the
flannel binder is toe t ght cr he may have taken too rout , feed. If the baby
is troubled with gas, he may have taken the food too tett, the mother may
be doing too tine:: vnrk, or she may have indigestion,
Insufficient. Breast Milk. This may be determined by weighing the
Iter nursinbeforeg Th m wi11ol after 1rsing. or determinethe the mother
sta titytak' n h: tatted
the baby at each
nursing. The baby will as a rule need as many ounces, plus one, as he is
months old.
If the Milk is Insufficient. If there is not enough breast milk we
*mould examine and see: -.--
(1) That the mother 10 taking proper and sufficient food.
(2) That she is not overworked.
If these conditions are satisfactory, it will be ne('eeoary to make up
Me deficiency by a cow's milk formula, or one breast-feed'ng may be omitted
entirely and a sow's milk formula substituted 1n its pare. The former
teethed should be used where the supply of breastmilk is very small and
o latter in case the supply is nearly normal. The cows milk formula to
'8 used should be the same except that a baby taking breast milk will take
Wronger formula than a baby of the same age beiog raised on cow's
1t.
When to Part
the hot summer wey the "
ather, tis desirabieaeven fter G11 t!�ihe obreast nsu�pply pis
legnate, to give the baby one bottle feeding a day, Th's gives the mother
pre freedom and enables her to carry on the nursing lonecr by keeping her
em getting mentally and physically tired. A further :elvantage is that it
aches the baby to take milk from a bottle and makes the weaning easier.
e bottle may be substituted for any one nursing
Nursing Doom It is advisable to put the baby to the breast as
in as the mother has recovered from the exhaustion of her confinement.
are win not likely be any nurse, but the efforts of the baby will stimulate
flow of lk to he lbaby not
any
rWibefirst twenty-fourhours. A little bold waterwithout sugaill
Went. The baby should be put to the breasts alternately during the
Ind day at intervals of four hours. During the next twenty-four hours
interval should be regular by the clock every two hours from 9 a.m. till
d a half hours and then to three hours as soon as the baby will allow
s for nursing are G a m 9 61 11 12 noon,3
t' baby will g) from 10 p,m. to s 11,10. The cont; mous sleep is good
he baby and should be brought about a$ soon as possible. Usually
is accomptlsLed at two and a half and three ninnies of age. The 10
foed'hg should usually be continued for eight or 11k:Le 0000(hs or longer
baby is not gaining, Many strong, healthy bailee '. •111, go satisfactorily
p.m, to 6 a.m, without feeding.
baby should be nursed at one breast only at o1+ I1 feeding. If the
of milk in one breast is not sufficient he may r <ivon both breasts
hotting. At. flr:st the ha.by should not nurse snot than ten minutes,
any time more than twenty-five minutes, Man:, mothers make the
t of Marne the herby too »such,
ositiou of 1514+ Nursling Baby. The tally shnull held eomfortahly
mother's arm and so placed that the nipple c"oi easily into his
It is a good plan for the mother to lie 1511 . mem' nursing the
into ]thy a .01.111 not be allowed to go to she until a reasonable
frfeeding is allowed. Pbe nursing nines Seems, should not be in-
(To Be Oentineed Next Week.)
from the 15lst of which h0 was one
being in the first line treeches. He says
thtly are wen looked after and when
they oonu out of (bo trenches with wet
foot there is always a dry pair' of eocka
for them to put on, The wet edea are
theft waolled and when dry mimed ou to
sotne other needy moldier. 1n fact he
advises his mother not to send hien any
more nooks ss he doeon't need them
evidently the best plasm to loud the
sucks is to the receiving department,
Pte Gorden Gould, port of. Misswuary
Mr, Gould, of Formosa, is said to lsuve
had sant tiventy five pairs When last
hoard from Gorden was in an hospital.
. Brussels
The train service 011 this lino has
been very bad, both freight and pans -
anger being doruoralirsed,
Mins Bell, a teacher in the Public
School is ill in the Hospital at London
and substitutes are filling her place.
Miss Hayoroft of Port Arthur is visit
ing friends here,
Mr Wm, Bell is with relatives in
Cayuga
It was reported that Prte Poont
had been Killed in Fames, but,report
was not correct. Re is at present in
Hoglund.
Mr J Jackson is ill with pneumonia
at the present time,
A Cure for Fever and Ague, --Disturb
fume of the stomach end liver always
precede att take of fever fid argue
showlug derangement of the digestive
organs and deterioration iu the quality
of the blood, In these ailments
Parmeloeo's Vegetable Pills have been
foetid most effsutive, abating the fever
and subduing the ague in a few days.
There are many who are subjoot to these
there nu is better preparations procur-
able as a 10050a of toilet,
Manley
her. Wm. Manley bought a fine team
of horses from Mr. Tilos Hays:
Mr and Mrs. W. J. Mackay and
Irene have returned to their Ionto in
Seattle wash.
Jack Frost has been getting in aolne
of his hard work of late,
Missionary Day will be observed ie
the Methodist Church next Sabbath,
Feb, iaih at 7 p m The Pastor will
preach on "The Clarion 01111 to Arils "
W1, regret to report the sinner. hat
. sudden death of NL' Jackson father of
r Mrs L t\ 11Intms"h. The late MrJark
sun rel) 111(1 170111 the til est reeeutly
hatouc. hid a tot Melte 01 prosperity' and
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Interest paid on deposits of $11.00 and npw�a,
BEAFORTH BRANCH: R. M. JONES„ [Manager.
Each d1Pape's Dlapepeln'r digests 301540
grains food, ending all sterneeb
misery in five taken e.
Time Iii in Ave minutes all atom•
Hob distress wnt go, No indigestion .
heartburn, sourness or beloWng oil
gas, Heid, or eructations of undigested
food, no d1ezlness, bloating, fol
breath or headache,
PapO's Diapepsie is noted for W e .
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.5 the surest, qulokoat stomach rem-
edy in the whole world and besides ib
is harmless. Put an end to Montle*
trouble !prover btr getting a large -
birtyoent ease of Page's Dfapepeiti.
from any drug Store. You teethe in
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HOSE WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAVE FUNDS REQUIRING
INVESTMENT MAY PURCHASE
AT PAR
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OF CANADA DEBENTURE STOCK
IN SUMS OF :6500 OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF.
Principal repayable 1st October, 1919.
Interest payable half -yearly, 1st April and let October by cheque (free of exchange at
any chartered Bank in Canada) at the rate of five per cent per annum from the, date of
purchase.
Holders of this stook will have the privilege of surrendering at par and accrued interest,
as the equivalent of Dash, in payment of any allotment made under any future war loan issue
in Canada other than an issue of Treasury Bilis or other like short date security.
Proceeds of this stock are for war purposes only.
A commission of one-quarter of one per cent will be allowed to recognized bond and
stook brokers on allotments made in respect of applications for this stock which bear their
stamp.
For application forms apply to the Dopniy Minister of Finance,
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, OTTAWA,
OCTOBER 7th, 1918.
aMig bFgEiirtllEl• ;t'3ti Alc f� 1B' ., GUIRLIIf,18J' IMilEsET .Ella a Mitalnis6 a lit TEra E a mono,
Ottawa.
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ing of a prepared (ausiting of short
addresses, r'eoitetione, muses both vocal
and iustllnn0n tel. Fora short '1110
all engaged in games of Iimueameit
which had been supplied, after which
Innch was served, 1011e11 all repaired to
heir reopeetive homes weir ple,sed
with the evening entertainment,
Although the 814) lay no ether has
pot the mora in vory had shape our
mall 0al'rlel' 1'10 Wilbert Webster 1it18
Bever' 1111881(1 a trip.
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L1Y J01171 W. 5, Metll'Ll,01'GII, R1.n•, f1.P.®., t'.tfnlN:p 0p'fii(7l'tn,
4 Ol' u'Plft PRUVINI`IAL multi) old HltAL,PH.
TYPHOID Fe:V1:R,
N THE FA: le Ole THE YEAR, Typhoid Fever Is more prevalent. Therm
are nsua Icy' fewer eases of this disease within the urea of well -kept
chiles then enlside. The smaller towns and country places furnish
the gree ter number of cases, Tne reason why well -kept elder['
The ear of waste pup . S"Il lige furnish I( ' rrbofll then elsewhere is because they usually have safer water
that 'wint,hlpl.ed from 1',d, in tae nl,dcm.. supplies and ler p r Mspnsal of sewage, The smaller townq and the roitn`
e, j.0 his latter yenta its ','tired 1551 ago t'eatix..d she 811111 of StitJ3 11,0 t e
1 Ho wri8lh regular ttttrotiant at chinch
R C there nae etv 10'0001,0 of til'
y a well n xdt(11d (0111,-11 at,d Ilia molly ,'+„cietq thele(ore NI (4'1"""1”" slu.r8I
wa8 a little over $i2. I'be 0 t! are
,Joie}, 5) 4)L) the mei meld 5,0111 friends Ino exrel11111g1y' sorry that he
a '0'1l111, urate el 1)0 !WI:item of blnut,
l 11l
The mail oarriela have hod a senile°
time cis e[ y, i11n,0 routes have 110011
five days without mail,
The 13. L. 1 Ulub purpose holding
a Valentine evening on Wednesday,
They erre busy preparing a gond pro -
,.gramme. 1471ss McCall of Godorich
wi,! assist
41.10., and at 2 a,m, Tho intervals should be hlnp'tbened to two and
an
The three-hour limit should be established by 01 o end of the first
th, Convohf0a•. hour
e, Poon
10 p.ml and 2 a.m. The 2 a.m. feeding 0houir'"din out off as soca
Kippen
Rev Dr, Aitken, Messrs 3, 13. Mc
Lein and Alex 801100th wile attsi111r1
the Social' service meeting iu Totted°
611
ao home again anti report a very vain'
able meeting.
Mixs Marcia Sproat and Mios Orant
of ()omen Welt, at the foriner's Mime
assisting Mr and Mrs Sprout to move to
Toronto Our neighbors will he greatly'
missed by a host friends whom they
leave behind.
A numder of our young people who
attended the Old Timers Dance nt.
S'afurlh are glad to know it will be re
peated on Friday of this week.
Mr and Mill Harney are home again
after' a plsllaxnt trip to Ottawa,
7Ir and Mra Wm Johnston gave a
p't'eostit 1'lltel'taln nlellt t(1 the teachers
of the Methodist Sunday School.
Mrs Wm Dory of Tnokersmtth 54
visoieg flit -1418 111' Toronto.
1'55,8 1151 1)000 (')IHnt•y bag rrtalved
611011111 he 011110(1 811107 51181 wh1n hs 10)10
*110)11 10 4tljuy a well earned rest from
form aotivitie8. The sympathy of a
wide circle of friends is tendered to
the loved ones who are loft to mourn
his loss,
At the regular meeting of the 011ie.
ial Quarterly Board of the Walton Cir.
colt bell 12th. Reports of several
departmeute were given and w000 found
to he in prosperous condition. The
Uti)ILial,, xh0wen their' appreciation of
the minister by u1111110ously inviting
him to return for the third year,
Winthrop
Friday of last week while work
ing in the hush Mr (1 Little met with
a serious accident, Mr Little and his
sure bud fallen a tree and was engaged
getting it into wood when a broken
limb whiub was hanging on all adjoin'
htg tree fell to the ground and struck
Mr Little, breaking the bone of his
shoulder and otherwise iujaritig him.
At the tune of writing Mr Little; al-
thongh suffering considerable is doing
as well ea can be expected.
Miss 5dith Dolrnage, who has been
8erionlfy ill during the past week ie al.
moat completely :oeevored.
Vi 1'N Hn11(01' ie 1,44 rip with a eever'e
attack o1 Bronchitis but under the Drs
dare hive many' friends expect to hear
of her speedy recovery,
A very smolt80fu1 "AL Rome" wan
u ld 111 'alder's Hull oil Friday even
1,5 Met by the Ladies of (levet, Chrn•ch
111,111 111 111(1 51,.',i 510058; a st,l NTId ICi
Silo Cenierit he tolls of the first (drift programme had been prepared uotteist•
f.,m a v181t in 1i„nd, 511 'I'orontn
1n a letter rec.'iv, d from P1'. Meloj!5,,
art 110(111115 1111 411'0,1 1.11 "1.1,11 a bale of
sociis tote 1lnillld)a11 bots at the ['mint
Let us get busy nod keit:. In about'
two weeks another shipment of goo(lx'
will lie ready. Any into having old
linen or cotton to spare, stnrh01111 cud
br11145 it in also come and get x01110 Beer
ing there 1s some on hind now,
Mrs Jerry Stapleton
Seo_ It 8
Staffa
Mine Myrt10 Sadler is visiting friends
in Toronto.
aro dep-ndhn, f,,, their water supplies chiefly upon wells, and their sewage
is taken rare 1 ❑ ;ir!vr pits to which flies have tree 'ureas. Flies during
IMP sic -eternise, ae 1 Oetoher, when it is warmer' indoors than outdoors, flock
from the privy pit to the conit'ortable !Mann with its abundant food sup-
plies. mime 01'0111 illy' Party typhoid germs to the food, thence to tint„ or
They are sha•1o'w and placed too close to the privy pit, while the top and
sides are not lrrnl:eted again A the entrance of filth. Excreta from a,,
typhoid moan eifhou`. bein disinfected may be thrown in the privy pit or
on the surfer' of the ground, and drain to the well, What is more likely
than that the users of this contaminated water will come down with the,
disease?
Whit are the means of p1'ntectio0?
ust eter
Doors and windows e should, be screecure ned. The the building must ntrance of lb8
securely bank' about so that the flies cannot enter the pit from outside.
The seat lids must be made to close automatically, after use. Tbis eau he
efflidected and placoi in suchha positionwood
that the lid fails in placebehind
as the occupant.
leaves.
A box containing equal parts of sand and salt should be kept in the
privy and Wells seruldrbeta placedred after each at a sate distance fromrthe
from the natural drainage of the soil. The sides and topof the ivy twel must
be made seen'' -against the entrance of surface pollution.
If these simple measures were carefully carried out there would b®
less typhoid I, rural communities.
Finally, it a ease of typhoid fever occurs in a household experience in
oeat once lnoc Bate all ltheaother me soldiers
of the itatily,es haThe vaccinee l4
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rovided free of cost by the T rovineial Bnrd 01 Health.
John Brown y had noticed for Nsom8PtimeN heti he( was not up toi the
mark. In the mining he felt vary well, but through the day he became
tired, sleepy, and a little feverish. He bad bad a slight tickling cough for
a month or two, but did not cough up anything. One afternoon he felt a
warmth behind his breastbone and at the same time be had a salty taste la
his mouth, bellowing a tickling in his throat he coughed and brought up
a few teaspoonfuls or bright, red blood.
This alarmed his friends very much and he turned pale, bis hands were
old and prsr.iration broke out on his forehead. His mother sent for the
actor who examined his nose, throat, and chest and finally told him the
blood carne front his chest.
He was placed in bed and told to steep quiet and that be need not have
any fear for the bleeding. The pbyaician look a sample of the material that
John coughers up and found as be suspected, that he was suffering from
tuberculosis ar the lungs. Consumption is the cause of spitting of blood in
nine cases nuc of ten. Other causes are pneumonia, congestion, bronchitis,
heart disease, aneurism, menstrual trouble, and scurvy. Ono out of ever'
twenty -eve canes of cnnsesepiton starts with a slight hemorrhage. .,1 one
out of every six cases there 1s no Other symptotn. In two out of every
res cases tl ere Is Nothing to bring on hemorrhage. The patient when
net notices a salty taste, has a little tickling, coughs, and up comes the
sod,
These early hemorrhages are never fatal. But the appearance of blood
lgntens most people, and perhaps it is a good thing to have the homer -
age, bemuse it is a reliable danger signal.
A mase o, this kind should be kept quiet in bed for a few days. Re
rattily needs nn medirinn, except in cases where he Is very much frightened
shocked, when the doctor may give him some sedative. 130 must not get
mutants sort as whiskey, aromatic api:lts of 001 111013.111, else. If the side
out which ht. lo bleeding can be distinguished he should lie on that side.
1R' there it no return of hemorrhage after a few days he may got out
the open air. horseback riding will toe good exercise for him, and he
y do a little outdoor work, Outdoor air and good food are the requisites
cure.
Corp Bob Livnigstone A. M. O. t
Toronto 10 spending his Inst leave at t
his hems hero and expects to go over p
sane this month
Mr F. 0 Hu'ohisen anent Sunday
with hie Sletord, in Sett fort
Mo and Mrs Jeffery Mrs '5l0 V'evxlt(1
fiotham spelt Friday the mutat of Mrs
Malloy. Henault.
Mr and Mrs Alher'e Norris enter- d
tained a 11411nhr1' of vnnng prnpin t0
a pard party on Tnesrlay evening last.
Mrs fntnhioon vieised friel,ds in
Soaforth told Mitchell during the weak,
Rev Mr Darling is again tilting his
services,
tb
An 0t1 of Marg.., Dr Timmis qt
ineleotrin Oil is not f-jninhl,' of marls- bi
Mel 8i ieselme8 thrown to rather nod dr
pllrhed 11v It(1/'P71.illir, bet the. result nI r
the rurodul inve81iir8,ian of the rnr0'ive i
nnhfi'x':f certain nee na nn die. or
q l d to the or
11111 lnh lo,11•. 11 is Il rare r"lnhitlntinn etf
elt(1 it won „'nl 1.'111 tllll,lin fount from 11
the fest 4 0 ,) of i1 will n,rry 0011- '111
viot1•v, t„'I00 0.110 rlonht:its power to, for
reply's, mid heel