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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1927-09-22, Page 7TONICTHE THAT GIVES STRENGT After. Acute Diseases the Blood Must be Built Up Before Recovery Ls Complete. Fevers and other acute• diseases like pneumonia and influenza, • loavo the patient weak, with thin blood and un- strung nerves. The period of con- valescence is often long and trying, and years of poor health have fre- quently followed so brief an illness as .an attack of influenza or pneumonia. Much of this sort of misery could. bo aviceisled by taking steps to build up the bloodso that it can carry to the nerves and other tissues Of the body the elements they need tto re store their normal functional active: ties. To build up the blood' ands re• store it; to its rids, health -giving vig- or, no other medicine can equal Dr. Williams' fink Pill's. From first to last it is their rn1ssiou to improve the blood and thus restore geed lioalth and vigor. The value of these pills in condi- tione described above is shown by the statement of. Mrs. Rebecca O'Brien, Pembroke, Ont., who says:• -•-"In Nov., 1023, I was stricken with pneumonia, and at the time but little hope was held out for my recovery. However, with the best of care I was able to walk about after some months. But I did not recover my strength. The doctor told me I Was anaemic. My appetite was poor, I grew nervous and restless, I vias deathly pale and prat ti'cally gave up hope of ever being strong again. however, remembering that in my girlhood I had taken Dr. Williams' Pink Pills with decided suc- cess, I decided to try them again. By the time 1 had used two boxes there was no doubt the pills were helping me. Continuing their pee I Liras soon able to attend to my household ditties. I continued taking the pills, however, until I had used twelve boxes, by which time I was enjoying better bealth than at any time in the pre- vious ten years. In gratitude for what the pills have done for me, I give this statement in the hope that it may point the way to health to somo other a oak, despondent woman." "My father's in the coal business:' You can get these pills from any "Oh. What branch? medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cts. "He collects the ashes." a box froni The Dr. Williams' Medi- Visitor—"Won't you be very, very cine Co., Brockville, Ont. happy when your sentence is over?" Prisoner—"I dun'no, ma'am. I dun' OWL..LA F F .S (OLB With Latighter) siasesareaaewersaseesseseseseesseseres0 Error, They fined ;;him fifty dollars, Because ho tried to kiss The stenog in his office, Who was a lovely miss. The moral as I get it, And which "I here impart Is that it's wise to finish Whatever: things you start. - "Ma, ,Crandall Van Puyster wants to know what branch of. the family we spring from." "My boy, tell Crandall the Murphys spring from nobody; they spring at 'QM!" Women are supposed to have more curiosity than men, but so far none of them has tried to see the North Pole. The Bookbinder—"Will you have it bound in Turkey or Morocco?" The Patriot—"Neither, sir! Have it bound right here in' Canada." We admire pure grit and all that, but we're darned if we like it in our spinach. Notwithstanding the life of a paper dollar is only seven or eight months, we have never had one die on our hands. An Unusual Will. no." Visitor—"You don't know? And In providing bequests for scholar -why not Ships so that young persons of limit- Prisoner—'I m in for life. ed means may be assisted to go to col- A shining example of old-fashioned lege Judge Gary's will is not unusual. simplicity is an unpowdered nose. This provision testifies to the esteem in which higher education was held by a man whose judgment of practical MADE D BABY values was unquestioned: It is a li.e.4t sharp rebuke to mon who like to think of themselves as hard-headed and who labor under the delusion thht they show that quality by voicing contempt for colleg and university training. Judge Gary's will is unusual, how- ever, in tbat it contains a paragraph of advise regarding the use of money. The paragraph consists of four warn- ings: (1) A warning against signing any bonds or obligations of any kind as •surety for anybody; (2) A warning against anticipating one's income "in any respect"; (3) A. warning against making any Loans except on the basis of first-class, well-known securities; and (4) A warning against investing in any untried or doubtful securities or property or enterprise or business. The fourth warning to his heirs Judge Gary. emphasizes. by adding: "They will be approached frequently • MAKING CANADA'S MUSICAL HISTORY Folk So great was the interest evidenced ada. The first was the Canadian in the Scottish Musical Festival ox- Song and Handicraft Festival staged ganized as part of the Highland Gath- at the Chateau Frontenac, Quebec, In ering for Banff, early in September, May, which, was regarded as unique. in the annals of Canadian music. Re- viving old-time songs and homey cus- toms of the earlier settlers of this countryTas caught the public fancy. tem that were used at the Dominion, 'Scots played an important part in Jubilee broadcast, so that the evening building up the Dominion and the concerts were heard not only in the names of many sturdy settlers who ballroom of „the Banff Springs Hotel, came here in the early days are fore - where the Festival was staged, but most in the list of `noted explorers, fur also in the lounges and on the ter- traders and participants in many dar- race. ing. projects that ultimately have help - The Festival was the second .out- ed in no small way to help the Domin- standing musical event of an unusual ion towards the prosperity she now nature that ,has taken place in Can- enjoys. that the Canadian Pacific Railway Company arranged with the Alberta Government Telephones to instal the amplifiers of the public address $Ys•'' PLUMP AND WELL Nothing makes a mother more grateful than a benefit conferred up- on her child. Mothers everywhere who have used Baby's Own Tablets for their children speak in enthusias- tic terms of them. For instance, Mrs. Zepter•in• Lavoie, Three Rivers, Que., writes:—"Baby's Own Tablets are a wonderful medicine for little ones. They never fail to regulate the baby's stomach and bowels, and make him plump and well. I always keep a box of the Tablets in the house and would advise all mothers to do likewise." Most of the ordinary ailments of child- hood arise in the stomach and bowels, and can be quickly banished by Baby's Own Tablets. These Tablets relieve constipation and indigestion, break up colds and simple fevers, ex - with suggestions to be relied upon pel worms, allay teething pains and from a business standpoint." It would be of melancholy interest to know bow many substantial inherit- ances have been dissipated in whole or in large part by failure to observe these sound principles, Judge Gary's promote healthful sleep. They are guaranteed to be free from injurious, drugs and are safe even for the young- est and most delicate child. The Tab- lets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25c. a box from The Dr, heirs may or may not need the admoni- Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, tions be leaves them, but for many a Ont. beneficiary such warnings might have proved more valuable than the bequest itself. They might well be Incorporated in any will. Signor Mussolini has paid a visit to Mount Vesuvius. Now perhaps the volcano will stop its nonsense.— Pan Ch. , HELPING BUILD CANADA Starting Young Canadians Right With a Healthy Foundation is Recognized as •of National Importance and Saby aby's Ow ro fratci i Sea refreshing, �,J/1 A16�t18u.pr 11m1444, 1'In.Nemre.; 1-av • <opt Both Feet on the Ground. let Hubby—"My wife's hobby is the fly ng machine—she's always hopping off into the air." 2nd Hubby—"Well, I'm glad to say my wife's hobby is the sewing ma- chine—slue keeps both feet on the ground." "San may blow up p some day, say astronomers." That will be a terrible blow to sunny California.—St. Louis Star. A SPLENDID EFFORT Government Caps a Notable Year With a Notable Publication The Dominion Government has just published "The Canadian Mother's Book," written by Dr. Hellen 1ViacMurchy, chief of the Division of Child Welfare of the Department of Health at Ottawa. The foreward—"The greatest gift is a child, and the greatest honor is to be a mother," and the introduction—"This book has been written for you—a Canadian mother. The Government of Canada knowing that the nation is made of homes, and that the homes are made by the father and mother, recognizes you as one of the. Makers of Canada. No National Service is greater or better than the work of the Mother in her Own Home. The Mother is the First Servant of the State."—These tell'- to story. Simply Told Dr. MacMurchy is to be congratulat- ed upon the simplicity and clearness of the language with which: she .tells her story of how to care for young Canadians. Dr, 1VIacMurcher used to be teacher of Literature in the Old Gram- mar School or Jarvis Collegiate Insti- tute in Toronto and well does the re- viewer remember how colloquialisms and Popular expressions were frowned upon by the Doctor when she en- deavored to teach him the rudiments of the English language. The Doctor, a master of English, has worded her book in the simplest manner pos- sible and where popular expressions carried her thought most forcefully she has used such expressions until the result is absolutely clear, able, and understandable by anyone who can read words of two syllables. To stress the important points Dr. MaoMurclry has resorted to repetetion so that any one seriously wanting to benefit by her instruction can- not possibly fail to have her truths driven home. She has , written, for the good of the great mass of Canadian women in average circum- stances, Her simple, direct and inti- mate language proves her as great a master of English: as o`. physcology. A New lira The old time method of "rocking Pure tea of finest quality, free oi dust and packed in Aluminum. inum. RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE is extra New Anaesthetic New Gas Brings Sleep that Suspends all Sense of Pain At the last meeting of the Berlir Medical Society Professor Unger des• crtbed' his experience with the new narcotic gas technically knownas E. 107. Up to the present it has been customary to use either ether or chloroform to produce uncrruseiousl• nese in surgical cases. Gauss recent- ly introduced another means, a pure fled acetylene, but for various reasons, gas entitled narkylen, matte of puri its use has not become general. It was not any danger connected with the use of ether or chloroform that induced the attempt to produce E. 107, but the discomfort connected with their use. Many sick people are unpleasantly affected by ether or chloroform; the feel of the mask, the choking sensation, the knowledge that they are being put tosleep by force, •combine to make them nervous. On. awakening they are plagued by thirst. E. 107 does not have to be breathed in. It is applied by means of a syringe and works from the intestines. In eight to fifteen minutes the patient falls into a natural sleep, lasting for several hours, and feels no after ef- fects on awakening. It is a sleep of unconsciousness-, during which no pain can be felt and muscles are relaxed. The drug has no effect upon the heart, but sometimes affects the breathing. Other physicians related their ex- periences to the society. About a thousand cases of operations with E. 107 were reported, but the medical profession does not consider it pos- sible to form a definite opinion as to the value of the drug until far more evidence has been collected. For the present the use of E. 107 therefore has been confined to a few great surgi- cal stations for continued experiments. Minara's Liniment relieves backache. thebaby," picking up the darlings" "cuddling the little pet" is past and Dr. MacMurchy has stressed the point so often forgotten that the first year of a baby's life 1s made up of sleep, food and bath. The reviewer's personal experience, arrived at through watching and helping his bet- ter half raise a fair steed family fully confirms the Doctor's methods, Free For The Asking The publishing of the Canadian Mother's Book is without doubt one of the most notable events marking Canada's Jubilee Year and every mother, prospective and expectant, should have this most excel- lent publication which will be mailed free by simply writing and asking for it to the Department of Health, Ot- tawa, ftawa, Canada. Advice to Doctors Being a mere newspaper man the reviewer hesitates to offer advice to the medicial. profession. but as the father of a successfully raised family who has been through the experience he does not hesitate to say that every doctor in city or country should keep a supply of these little books on hand and give one to every wife and mother. We congratulate the gov- ernment on their Chief of the Division of Child Welfare and we congratulate 'Dr. MacMVlnrchy on such a noteworthy achievement. Experiments of more than - thirty years have prover that Aluminum is the beston- tainer for tea. •Red Rose Tea is now packed only in Alumi num, and every package is guaranteed to be in perfect condition. 2T' The "Immortals" and Their Ages genarians is completed by Charles C. A. Jonart, 70. - There follow Eugene Brieux, who is 69; Monsignor Bauclrillard, Henri Bergson, Pierre de Nolhac, Maurice Denney, Henri Emile Laved= and Camille Jullian, who are 68; Rene Doumic and Raymond Poincare, who are 67; Louis Barthou, Marcel Prevost and Edouard Estaunie, who are 65; Mme, Henri -Robert is 64; Louis Chevrillon, Joseph Bedier and Henri do Regnier are 63. The Abbe Bre- mond, 62, completes the list of sexa- genarians. •.The Due de la Force, Georges Goyau and Henry Bordeaux are under 60. Strictly speaking, those who are im mortal have' no age. Nevertheless, the Immortals of the French Academy are stillmenable to the ealendar, though some of them seeln to defy its limitations. The Forty are, in fact, a venerable company. - One of the latest members, M. Paul Valery, is re- marked upon for his youth, though he is past 56, and the only younger man is Robert do Piers, who is 65. Thb Dean of the Immortals, though he bee never formally taken his sees ,most untactful of Dr. Gordon; there among thein, is Clemenceau, who . Is might have been at Christian in the $6, But he is not the only''ectogen- congregation! "-1 tom the Outlook, De George A. Gordon recalls a ser- mon of his in which he said he "was inolined to think that Christians were sometimes among • the most foolish people that the Almighty ever made." The mother of a family who heard it, in repeating at the dinner table "this wild utterance of the minister,"- was greeted with the outcry from her young sora: "Mother, dear, that was avian, for rules Chambon is 82 and Pierre de la Gorce is 31. Georges de Porto -Riche and Albert )3esnard aro 78; Marshal Foch is 76; Paul Bouurget and "Papa" Joffre are 75 a year older than Bone Darin and yGabriel Hanot - aux, while Franco's de Cure) and Marshal Lyautey are 13, Camille Picard Is 11, arid' the roll of septula- j Classified Advertisements SZT1r&TZONS P0.CF,SY2? ADZ' OR GbNTLBVMAN WANTI)fs In every city, town and village In )ntai'io, to act as exclusive represen- 'ative in distribution of the Bible 'raver; whole or part time; ,position of. rnportance; do business at hornet pleas-, nt and profltable occupation. ApPiY b%I •atter only, Bible Prayer Association.• l)ntario Street. Tormltn, ' 1 ABIL'S WANTED TO DO PX,AXN 1./ and light sewing at home, whole or spare time, Good nay, Work sent any distance, charges paid. Send stamp for partieulars. National Manufacturing Co., Montreal. (`( RATIS. (LITTLE FRIEND) TO X either sex; mailed in plain envelope. Paris Specialty Co., Montreal. A Frenchman has invented an automobile that will leap from the ground and travel through the air for a considerable distance. Pedestrians had just as well give it up and lie down in the middle of the road.— Nashville Banner. • .ter 459 .c>,ar .cm+- m AlEr Sir W. W. Wynn, talking to a friend about the antiquity of his family, which he carried up to Noah, was told that he was a mere mushroom. "Ay," said he, "how so, pray?" "Why," re- plied the other, "when I was in Wales, the pedigree of a particular family was shown to me; it filled up above five large skins of parchment, and about the middle of it was a note in the margin, 'About this time the world was created.' " "I don't need and speedometer on my car. I can easily tell the speed," said the one. "How do you do that?" asked the other. "When I go ten miles an hour, my lamps rattle; when I go fifteen miles an hour, my mud- guards rattle; and at twenty miles an hour my bones rattle." Tennis Rackets Re -Strung Golf Clubs Repaired All work done, and guaranteed by SPALDING EXPERTS Special Prices No. B l=ure Lamb's Out, reg. $7, spa 44 No. r+ Pure Lamb's Gut, reg. $a, spcl. ed Work sent out 24 hours after receipt. TORONTO RADIO CO., LTD., Representives for A. G. SPALDING & CO., 241 longe Street, Toronto. Minard's Liniment eases :ore fent. If a foreign fee should invade this country We - Might try- turli!uit the Mississippi on thein, ---Portland (Me,) Express. II 'St E No. 38—'27 AT NTS List of "Wanted Inventions" 11110 Fu11 Information Sent Free 011 Pepu est. TSE RAMSAY CO., Dept. W, 273 Sank St., Ottawa, Ont. The Purdy of Cuticuri ' Makes It Unexcelled F®'AllToiiiet Purposes' Foot Weary otic Sore Bathe - and rub well with Minard's. Soothing and , re- lieving. OPERIIWN LEFT. SEP VERY WEAK' Letter Tells of Wonderful, Relief After Taking Lydia, E. Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound Coniston, Ontario,—"After a se- vere operation and a three weeks' stay in a hospital I returned home so weak that Iwas unable to move a chair. For four months I was al- most frantic with' pains and suffer - mg until Ithought sure there could not be any help for me. 1 hadvery severe pains in my left side and suf- fered agony every month. One day when I was not able to get up my mother begged me to try your med- icine. My husband got me a bottle of Vegetable Compound at once and I took it. I started a second bottler, and to my surprise and joy the pains in my side left me completely and ii am able to do all my work without help, I am a farmer's wife so your see I can't be idle long. In all, I have taken six bottles of Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound, five boxes of the Compound Tablets twos bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets, Medicine, and have also used the San- ative Wash." -Mrs. L. LAJEIINESS Box 103, Coniston, Ontario. _ y Proved safe by millions ana prescribed by physicians for, Colds Headache Pain Neuralgia Neuritis Lumbago Toothache Rheumatism DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART :,•Accept, only "t3ny,er'4 package which C011tillls proven directions. Bandy "13ayrr" boxes of 1.2 tablets Also bottles of 24 'and 100 ---Druggists. .Aspirin is the trade mark (registered in Canaria) oC payer :iianntncfure or Tlbnoaecttc- seidester or Salicylleactd (Acetyl ssultyllo esid, 'A. S. A•,"). Wilds It is well known that Sophia means Bayer mnnersse re, to assist the mrblic against nnitatlona, the !tablets oc Boer compass,' 'win be stamped with their geaern1 trade( utnra, u e "ilmyer Dress,