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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1919-06-06, Page 2PALL AND WEAK DESPONDENT PEOPLE Owe Their Condition to Weak, Watery Blood ---Bow to Regain Strength. Every woman's health is peculiarly dependent upon the condition of her blood. Far too many women suffer with headaches, pains in the back, poor appetite, weak digestion, palpi- tation of the heart, a constant feeling of weariness, shortness of breath, pal- lor and nervousness, Of course all these symptoms IUay not be present in any particular case. They are merely a warning that the blood is out of .order, and that it is thin and watery, and if you note any of these symptoms in your own case, you should lose no bine in taking the pro- per steps to enrich and purify the blood. Anaemia — poverty of the blood—is a most insidious disease and if allowed to run will end in a com- plete breakdown of the system. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are, beyond doubt, the greatest blood -making tonic offer- ed the public to -day. For more than a quarter of a century they have been the stand-by oe hundreds of thousands of people in all parts of the world. No other medicine has ever achieved such world-wide popularity, and the reason is that this medicine does what is claimed for it, enriches and purifies the blood, thus bringing new strength to every organ and every nerve in the body. In this way Dr. Williams' Pink in food and in dress, with thrift and understanding and loving kind-: outwards and turn the stream of Pills bring new health to weak, des -1 stamps and bonds to the limit of our ness on the part of the parents ori money inwards" by cutting down im- pondent people. Among the many who +ability as a means of gaining the vie- guardians. _ i ports and expanding exhorts, says speak highly of this medicine is Mrs. tory, it gave us a splendid Commission. and work outdoors every day. `.� i 3. At least two hours of quiet hap- piness with older people daily; di - Pills too highly. ale: ysuff ago I was of extravagance and selfishness? redly after the noon meal, with little 1 very thin and pale; I suffered many Shall we not rather, with our newly periods of quiet happiness with older w�. next clay, and never wind it twice at the same time; well, just so much more can any child's fife be made discordant and out of rhythm with the world and with his own nature by irregularity in sleeping and eating, and by inordinate or unbalances! diet, S tan t the Baby Right. From the instant a mot.Ier hears that first significant cry which pro- claims to the world the birth of a We have recently passed through one is likely to have. Garbage .pails, new life, ahe is coni'rontecl by a prob- a trying time, which brought new pig -pens, rotting vegetables end the leo which increases in complexity experiences and which taught us i uncovered outhouses should receive .with the passing of the years. many things in the way of economY i attention in order to forestall the Upon the early habits of the baby and thrift. Now that the war has; flies' activity about your house.. ,,,yi11 'depend her 'ability. to fulfill her been won many people seem to think; Without going' into details abd r mans- duties. She can train the baby there is no longer any necessity for! the various diseases they are said to , to be entirely dependent upon her' self-denial and ora speedily falling carry it is known that dies leave during his waking hours, and thus back into old habits of extravagance. I germs by the wholesale wherever let him become the spoiled child who In such cases the lesson has surely' they walk. Admirably adapted for later develops into a family nuisance, been in vain so far e.s the individual is concerned. Quckly, indeed, do we forget. Never again will a similar opportunity pre- sent itself for getting a start in the carries germs. When crawling over.rlvould not be guilty of pulling up the right direction. At least it is hoped' filth of any kind this little cup-; sproutirtg plant to see if it was grow - and expected that the terrible ex -1 shaped• pad never fails to ga.ther a ing; why carry her baby about in her periences in battle -torn Europe will; large number of microbes, which aro arms or hold him in her. lap when he never be repeated. The hope of the, deposited later on other surfaces.? can kick and crow so much more nations lies in the direction of peace Flies love filth, and it seems almost' freely in his own bed? for all future years to come. So prone' nothing lis to exterminate xt r Aute an hend toif + The baby who is bathed, fed, given em are we to follow along the beaten path of habit that it requires some- I their breeding places. thing very much out of the ordinary to arouse us to make an effort in a Essentials to the Child. carrying microbes on account of cel'-: or she can begin even when he is in tain hairs and spines on the outer his tiny cnib to sow the seed of self - parts of his anatomy, the little pad reliance, which will make him the which holds him to the ceiling also responsible and desirable citizen. She different direction. So with the self-denial made nec- iessary by the war, with everything possible done to encourage economy his nap regularly, allowed freedom an which to grow and not hampered by too much attention will develop into a healthy, happy, helpful child and be The absolute necessities for the a joy to his parents and a pleasure child, if he or she is to be healthy to their friends. and strong, are these: 1. Happy spirits, born of sympathy "We must check the flow of money Louis D. Larsh, Windsor, Ont., who the right road. Shall" we allow our- says:—"It would be impossible for selves to profit nothing by the les - me to recommenSome d D3. Williams' Pink son and drift back into our old habits of the symptoms of anaemia, and al- I acquired mental equipment for .sere- persons the first thing in the morn - ,ways felt tired, depressed and weak. ice, determine from now on to devote ing to key them for the da.y, and I had tried several medicines, but they less thought to self and more to they did not seem to help me. Then acting g the last thing in the evening to key on the advice of a friend, I began tak-1 great Brotherhood of Man? Shall, their minds so that sleep can do I • ing Dr. Williams' _.. Before , we not be broader -minded, more for them its proper work of regen-I ,had used half a dozen boxes I was sympathetic and charitable, less 'actually feeling like a new person and had gained nine pounds in weight. 1 tinued taking the pills until I con had taken a dozen boxes, and from that time I have always enjoyed the best of health. I freely write you this letter in the hope that some wo- man in need, as I was, will see it and be benefited as I have been." Most of the troubles that affect mankind are due to impoverished blood, and will promptly disappear if the blood is built up and renewed. If you are ailing, give this greatest of t.;.;a;e medicines a fair trial and it will not disappoint you. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills can be procured through any dealer in medicines, or will be sent by mail at 50c a box or six boxes for $2.50 by writing The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. • There are too many tangled trails That gtart with promise true, But never lead us to the scenes Oar longing eyes would view. Alone, undimmed by tears between, Tho' far our steps may roam, Runs back the path of memory To mother and to hone! ready to criticise and find fault, more generous with time and means toward the unfortunate of all lands, and less inclined to limit our efforts to those with whom we are more intimately associated? "Lord God of Hosts, be with us yet, Lest we forget—lest we forget!" Swat the Fly. "- The blow -fly becomes active at the first signs of settled weather, and its progeny soon numbers thousands. It visits every place that smells favor- able for depositing its eggs and de- veloping the larvae, for the fly is impartial and will follow an odor no matter whether it comes from a pal- ace or a hovel. Piles of decaying manure, decaying animal and vege- table matter, etc., are all ideal places for fly breeding, and it is in such places that eggs are laid. The fly can follow an odor as ably as any four -footed animal,• and it likes foul smells best of all. Its sense of smell is a very reliable. guide to food and breeding places. It is plain, then, that cleanliness about the house, barn and the whole The First Line of ]w= of once A plentiful supply of ammunition is the first line of defence against the enemy. When waging war against the Potato Bug army, make sure that your first line of defence is impregnable by using Munro's Pure Paris Green—the only ammunition you'll need. When the first Potato Bug ap- pears, spray the plants with a liquid solution of this old reliable Killer, and the enemy will be destroyed and your potato crop saved. MUNRO'S PURE PARIS GREEN is a fine fluffy, rich green powder made to Government standard. It has been killing potato bugs for years, and this year will kill more than ever, because more people will use this old standby to make sure of getting a good crop of potatoes. Be sure you get Munro's from your Hardware, Drug, Grocery and General Store. 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The removal of import restrictions on foodstuffs in the Scandinavian ,countries is a considc'able relief to Canadian exporters, Much time was lost and worry occasioned by the interchange of cables on shipments from the Dominion, and in many cases those being made via American ports were long delayed at the Am- erican border. The Canadian Trade Commission had frequently to hold export permits in abeyance, and not- withstanding the extensive corres- pondence which the Commission has carried on, it is believed that there are still some cases where exporters are awaiting information. Any case of doubt will be promptly cleared if referred to the Canadian Trade Com- mission. "Unquestionably The Best Tires" Made by Canada's greatest rubber company and Canada's leading tire maker. perfected by the same experts, in the same factories, that have brought "Dominion Auto Tires" a nation -wide' -u popularity. You can be sure of the strength, durability and easy riding comfort of "Dominion Tires" for Bicycles and Motorcycles. Health Bedtime Hours, If I were asked to prescribe bed- time hours, a doctor writes in the London Evening News, I would laI down the following rules: A child of 4 shoesd go to bed to 7 pan, and sleep 12 or 18 hours. A boy or girl of 10 at 8•30, an$ sleep 1.01 hours. A young person of 17 at' 9.30, and sleep 10 hours. A young man or woman of 21 at 10.30, and sleep 9 hours. Anyone over 28 at not later than 11, and sleep 8 hours or more. But people vary in the amount of sleep they require for complete res- toration of nervous energy—the real object of sleep—and these times should be modified accordingly. Constipation in Daisies. Unfortunately constipation is a condition frequently found in babies, whether bottle of breast-fed. The wisest first step to take is to consult a physician, but it is well to know some of the simpler causes, since in treating constipation the cause of the difficulty should be sought and re- moved and laxative drugs only used as a last resort. The early cultivation of a habit of regularity, as suggested last week, helps to prevent constipation. Sometimes in breast-fed infants in- sufficient food is the cause; this con- dition can also be ascertained by failure to gain or by loss in weight. Constipation is also due to ill-ad- vised medication in the early weeks of life. Castor oil and frequent col- onic flushings are often used without a physician's orders, and the bowel becomes so used to this stimulation that a chronic constipation results. Following are a few simple sug- gestions: Never give laxative drugs without your physician's advice. Cultivate regular habits in your child. Orange juice given daily has a de- cided laxative effect. Milk of magnesia is the least harmful laxative, but even this should be used only upon advice of._ your physician, or the physician in charge of the nearest child welfare clinic. THE CONQUEST OF THE AIR Pioneers Who Have Blazed a Trail Through Aerial Regions. 1500—Jean-Baptiste Dante made flights with a glider of non - vibrant wings in Perugia, Italy. 1742—Marquis De Bacqueville used imitation flapping wings from house on Seine to garden of the Tuileries. 1842—Henson patented monople to be driven by steam engine. Wing span 140 feet. 1871—M. A. Penaud built toy model which flew 131 feet in garden of the Tuileries. 1876—Penaud designed airplane with two propellers. 1896—Prof. S. P. Langley's steam - driven monoplane model flew over Pontomac successfully for 3000 feet at twenty to twenty-five miles an hour. 1896—Lillienthal flew biplane glider previous to fitting it with 21 horsepower engine; killed in flight. 1900—Wilbur and Orville Wright ex- perimer}ted. with gliders with arched surfaces and adin- stable rudder in front. 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