HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1928-10-18, Page 7EMATJC 'MISERY
Relief Can Only " Come Through
Better Blood—Liniments of
No Use.
In no other disease does the blood
become thin so rapidly as th rheuma-
tism. Not only does it become thin
but it is loaded with impurities
rheumatic poisons. 'Without the pro -
rheumatic poisons. Without the proper
treatment these poisons increase, the
Inflamed joints swell and the patient
becomes a cripple. Most treatments
,simply aim. to keep down the pain,
hence with every- unfavorable con
dition a renewed attack follows:
To cast out rheumatism the blood
must be enriched and the rheumatic
poisons driven out with the natural
secretions of the body. This can best
be done through a course of Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, which have a spe-
eiflo action on the blood, giving it new
richness and redness. Thousands have
tried this treatment with beneficial
results. That every sufferer from
rheumatism who does not try Dr.'
Williams' Pink Pills is neglecting the
most hopeful means of 'recovery is
shown by the statement of Mr. David
Carroll, Pictou, N,S., who says:—
"For years I was troubled with rheu-
matism. The pains were not continu-
ous, but they always returned, and
kept getting worse. I tried so-called
electric belts and many medicines,
but did not get more than temporary
relief. Only those who have suffered
from this trouble will realize what' I
suffered at times. I had begun to
despair of getting ''better when a
friend urged me to try Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. In.. a short time I could
feel this medicine helping, me, so I
gladly continued taking the pills and
soon found that every trace of the
trouble had -disappeared land. there
was a great improvement in ,Ylly, ;gen-;
oral health. •It. is now two years
since I took Dr. Virilliamtr, pink ;Pills
and I have not had' the least•tvuinge
of the trouble in that time. That is
why I confidently recommend the pills.
to other sufferers."
You can get these Pills from any
medicine dealer or by mail at 50c a ,
Dox from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Company, Brockville Ont.
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Russians Ready to Put .
Soviet Runabout Road
Moscow.—Th( "Avtodor," a society
to promote motoring in Soviet Russia,
bas adopted a new design of cheap,
home-made ''peasant's motor car,"
which is to: substitute the various
models of cars heretofore brought to
Russia exclf1i;ively from •abroad:'
The newly designed model , is, an
open three -seater of extremely simple
and solid construction, easily repair-:
able, and in:condition to stand Russian
roads and ,highways.
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If you use Red Rose Orange
Pekoe Tea in 1928 you 'will
enjoy Canada's finest tea and
materially reduce your tea
bills. s Red Rose Orange
Pekoe lasts longer because;
its additional strength and
flavor make it go further.
Every package guaranteed'.
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Murderer Agrees
o
Become Leper
Strange Medical Experiment
Will Be Made in
Lithuania
STUDY OF DISEASE
Leprosy Will Be Developed
Through Various Stages
Kovno, Lithuania. --One of the
strangest medical experiments on re-
cord was announced here recently
when a convicted murderer agreed to
permit himself to be Inoculated with
leprosy germs. ,
The murderer's name is Kirstein
and he was condemned to death after
being convicted of a particularly
gruesome murder, it was said he vol-
untarily agreed to the experiment
which will make him a leper.
Professor Sniker, chief of the Army
Medical Corps, will inoculate Kirstein
with the bacili. At first only a small
injection will be given and the Pro-
$essor will -study °thetdisease :in its
early .stages,
Later the Leprosy will be developed
through various steps at advanced
stages of the disease, and the profes-
sor will keep detailed records of its
progress. It is expected here that the
study will be of 'value in the creation
of a cure.
ntario Sells
Big Fellow at the London Zoo
TWO WAYS,1tTO SEE IT
•
One little•girl is greatly amazed by the size of the elephant in London
Zoo, while the other places a tit -bit into its trunk unimpressed.
Wood Land Frock -Coats
Tpronto, Ont.—Sale of eighty-one
square miles of pulpwood and jack
pine in the Township of Simpson, one
hundred nitles north of Sault Ste. Ma-
rie, .to tliefiAbitibi Pulp and Paper Co.
and the Algoma Central Railway, is
announced by. the Department of
Lands ° and Forests, Queen's Park.
The purchase involves the cutting
rights to about 50,000 cords of pulp-
wood, 63,000 railway ties and 200,000
feet board measure of large jack pine.
Prices realized by the .Department
were $2 a cord for the pulpwood, 15
cents per tie and $6.50 per thousand
for the jerk pine. The purchase is
a joint'ole,''the pulpwood to be used
by. the Abitibi company in their '"ault
Ste. karie mill and the ties going to
the Olgoina• Central' for road constru-
tion.
The Department stipulated that the
pulp`Wood should be taken off at the
same time as the jack pine in order to
avert :the danger of a lire hazard,
which otherwise might arise at dif-
ferent times. In past years the Gov-
ernment has ,put up small areas for
the Algoma Central Railway .in order
to provide timber that is not available
on the company's own land.
Itve got it all over Senator Curtis;
I belong to an Indian tribe of my
own. -Governor Smith,
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Civic; politicians are divided into
two kinds' "diose who are fit for noth-
ing, •and those who are fit for anything.
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in Afghanistan
Sweeping changes in the Court and
social life of Afghanistan, as a result
of King Amanullah's recent visit to
Europe, are hailed 'by the • press of
many countries as a new illustration
of that " VFxesternization? of the Orient
which ` is so striking a sign of the
times. From a brief despatch from
Kabul, the. -old capital of the country,
to the Allahabad Pioneer, it appears
that these innovations have been even
more drastic than was at first report-
ed. • The King, we learn, has not only
provided hinjself with a triennial par-
liament, but insisted, when it con-
vened recently in Paghman, the new
capital; on ,its members, the tribal
headmen, appearing in suitable par-
liamentary, costumes. At the gates,
says The Pioneer; these deputies had
to exchange their turbans, ,flowing
robes and• broad sashes ,for frock -
coats, top hats and trousers, thought-
fully suplilied by "mass production"
at the royal order. The legislators
were even instructed to relieve them-
selves of theirbeards and whiskers.
Meanwhile, the lades, of th'ir'` families,
under the.lQueenis example, are dis-
carding veils, and some of them drive
their own motor -cars. By another de-
cree only visitors wearing European
dress henceforth' ,are to Abe admitted
to the ptiljlic gardens and theatres of
Kabul and Paghman. When inside
they must no• longer sit cross-legged
on the gi'dund, but on the benches and
chairs provided.
Afghanistan, the London Daily Mail
exclaims, "is clearly hustling." The
same paper continues:
"Not, ,however, more ski ' than some
other Mohammedan States. Turkey th
is at present in the roes of learning
the alphabet and Kemal Pasha has
decreed that the Latin characters shall
be used instead• of the beautiful, time
honora 11but obsolete and inconvenient
Arabic script; and the Dictator bright-
ens up a Cabinet meeting .,by himself.
giving Ministers a few lessons with a
blackboard.
"Persia is moving too. His Majesty,
Shah Riza Khan, has sent to Europe
ma special mission his Court Cham-
berlain, a highly accomplished gentle-
man, who speaks several European
languages, travels by airplane, and
astonishes Downing Street and the
Quaff d'Orsay by his knowledge of in-
ternational politics..:
"It' seems that the East is going to
adopt all our mechanical devices and
most of our fashions and customs,
political and other. It will change its
outward form mightily in the next few
years. Will there be a corresponding
change in its spiritual outlook? Is the
soul of the East to °be transformed
as well as the body? And, if so, what
will• the reflex be on the civilization
of our own Western world?"
A PROBLEM FOR
YOUNG MOTHERS
Stomach trouble's cause most of the
distress of babyhood and childhood,
and are the greatest problem that a
young mother has to solve. The treat-
ment for these digestive disturbances
that make baby cry continually and
disturb his sleep must be quick and
effective, . and, above all, perfectly
safe.
The absolutely safe treatment for
disturbances of the stomach and
bowels is found in Baby's Own
Tablets. Thousands of mothers have
had their problem solved through
them. They are guaranteed to be
free from all injurious drugs and can-
not possibly do harm to even the
youngest babe—they always do good.
Baby's Own Tablets regulate the
stomach and bowels; banish consti-
pation and indigestion; break up colds
and simple fevers and promote that
health -giving sleep which is so neces-
sary to the welfare of the baby or
growing child. The Tablets are sold
by all medicine dealers or by mail at
25c a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
LIKE ONE OF THE FAMILY
"My dog Is like one of the family."'
, "Which one of the family is he ,
like."
What Will Women Say?
.London Morning Post (Cons.) : It
is, too .much to hops or wish that wo-
men should ever forswear allegiance
to fashion—"deformed _.;thief" though
he be. But now that they enjoy the
dignity of• equal political status, is it
too much to expect them to demand
1 some say in dictation of their fash-
ions, or obey a native rather than an
alien decree? After all, they may be
reminded that their menfolk do not
look to any foreign models for the
style of their clothes. On the contrary,
they provide the models for the world.
1 Can it be that English women, having
achieved so much, are willing to be
1 outdone by men in a matter that con-
corns so much their dignity and self-
sufficiency?
Conserving Child Life
The Children's Aid Society, with its
affiliated branches in rill parts of the
country, hap : throughout its existence
advocated and worked for the preser-
vation of the family home, recognizing
that this is in the best interests of
the child, the parents and the State.
Good homes wilt good mothers, writes
J. J. Kelso, has been our watchword,
and constant effort, has• been direoted
to securing these desirable conditions,
,Fllenlly atlVice '•and encopragemen,
has been steadily given ,to raise' moral
and material conditions with results
that have been "eminently satisfactory,
For this reason, if for no other, the
society should receive the cordial Imp -
port both of individuals and- municipal
organizations.
don't know anything about poll-
tics, but 1 am..emphatically at the dis-
wheal 'of the i emocratie Party.—
Bobby genes.
A sense sof weli`boing comes to us
When we have an ,attitude of coucdrn.
for the welfare of ethers.
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FINANCIAL
NEWS
Objects' to <Use of Term "Rayori",
New York—The Celanese Corpora-
tion of America has taken issue with
the Better Business Bureau of New
York City, Inc., on the latter's
recent recommendation that the word,
"rayon" be used in.conjunctionwith
the name of its product. Its objection
is based on the ground that celanese
is so distinctly different from rayon
in its chemical and physical properties
that the adoption of the bureau's re-
commendation would cause confusion
between the fabrics and articles of
the company and these now referred
to as rayon, The company further
contends that the bureau has no au-
thority to name a product, and that
its action in this case can only result
in confusion and misrepresentation.
'The company points out, in addition,
that the local bureau's recommenda-
tion is contrary to the position taken
by " the National Better Business
Bureau about three years ago.
The same arguments apply to Cana-
dian Celanese, Ltd.
Stock Averages Up Month of
September • .
Prices on the Toronto Stock Ex-
change in the month of September
made an average gain of practically
three points and the average of 60
stocks at the end of the month was
approximately on the same ,level as
of January. 31' and over 55f points
above the close of 1927. Only three
months in the current year have re-
turned a higher average than at the
end of September.
September average of 107.66 com-
pares with a peak of 110.23 reached
in April last and a low of 103.25 at
the end of July:
Of •four groups the utilities was the
utilities was the only one to show a'
decline at 115.69, contrasted with.
116.92 in the preceding month. The
.high for the year of 121.33 was ab-
tained in May last and the low' of
'115.21 in°July. Passing of Twin City
common dividend made for a decline
of 814 points in the price of this issue
and brought the average tor the group
of nine down materially. •
Thirty listed common industrial
stocks were up close to 3 points at
75.21, contrasted .with 72.41 at the end
of August. January saw the high of
79.20 established ' for the group and
July the low of 70.94.
The unlisted group advanced over
four points from 43.36 to 47.70. Good-
year Tiro common gained 25, Farmers
Dairy 4, Service Stations 8 and Hiram
Walker-Gooderham and Worts 5. The
oils were up.in a body. Imperial ad-
vanced .6 and British American and
International Petroleum from , 2, to 4
points.
Bank stock boosted their average
from 311.75.' to 317,75. Tho high
for the group ,of eight of 325,62
was 'attained in April last and the low
of 300.75 in January. Striking gains
were made ,by individual members of
the group. Royal was up 23, Domin-
ion 6, Imperial 5, Montreal 10 and
Nova Scotia 10. •
Temperance in Britain
Manchester Sunday Chronicle
(Ind.) : Every year Britain is becom;.
ing more sober. ' rhe.steady decline
in drunkenness is one of the most
heartenin4 post-war signs, for it has
riot been achieved by prohibition. In-
deed, we do not think it'+oould'tave
been achieved int arty -,such way, for
experience of --America is showing
more and more clearly that repres-
sion fails.
Reduce*
e Acid
Sick stomachs, sour stomachs and
indigestion usually* mean excess acid.
The stomach nerves are over-
stimu-lated, • tI'oo much acid makes the stom-
ach and intestines.,; sour"
Alkali kills acid instantly. The best
form le Phillips, Milk of Magnesia, be-
cause ono harmless, tasteless dose nen-
tralizee many times its Vele as, in acid.
Since its invention, 50 years agn, it
has remained the standard with .p2►yei.
t1# , olans every -whom
Take a spoonful in water and your
unhappy condition will probabl;' end
in Sve•minutes, Then you will always
know what to do. Crude and harmful
methods will 'never appeal to you. Go
prove Allis ':for 'your own sake. It may'
fracfl
a' great many disagreeable ours. I
Be Bore to get the genuine Phillips' l
3uiillt of Magnesia prescribed by physi-
elaua for 50 yearo In correcting excess I
acids, leach bottle contains' full direr-�
trona—any drugstore. IS`;B No, 41--'28
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When Morning
Came
Dawn came with a high wind trum-
peting and a rain of yellow leaves,
in the orchard. The hosts of the •
day arose to greet her and start her
singing, like a bareheaded, brown -
eyed lassie, down the trail. October;
morning—what buoyant joy and ex-
pectancy awoke with its sunlight,
Where the Fall's footstep had fallen.
the silvery brown and silken rich-
ness of ripened things glowed.
Tiny fingers of the woodbine had
draped the mossy green bowlder
with scarlet garlands.
When the wind swung low at inter-
vals the breath of fruition poured
fragrance on the air and a melodi-
ous
elodious silence touched the heart.
The gnarled and somber yew trees
stood like solemn dignitaries at a
gay carnival amid the forest folk,
dropping their brillian leaves con-
tinuously as before the coming of
a triumphant pageant.
The musical haunts of the summer
going birds were murmurous with
the sweep of thinning branches,
and the abundant harvest of nuts
baited the tireless squirrel. Here,
and there a dainty and belated blos-
som sang its song of loveliness.
Swiftly sailing clouds rippled in
shadows along the crisping grass.
The sprinntime beauty had been trans-}
muted into another and even more
gorgeous splendor. October was on
the land and the day was at its
dawn.
Day of Gold
• By ALIX THORN
0 heart, can we deserve such days of
gold?
Such radiant hours that priceless
treasures hold?
A sky that cloudless bends, where
• birds' wings beat,
The rainbow -tinted trees that
guard
the street.
The hillsides pranked in tints of fairy-
land,
The wayside blooms aglow on ev'ry
handl
The sunset's, o'er the mountains grim
and old.
0 heart, do we deserve these days of
gold?
"What did father say when you wsk
ed for me?" "He didn't say anything.
He fell on my neck and wept." -
Headaches
For a headache, however
Painful, inhale a , little M i n-
ard's and bathe forehead.
Speedy relief.
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Restored to Health by"
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Port Elgin, N. B.—"For three''
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