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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1919-11-21, Page 2TNTC TREATMENT TMENT FOR THE NERVES VES Neuralgia and Other Severe Ner- vous Disorders Cured Through the Blood. Tu many severe nervous disorders the best remedy is often a tonic. The meet active tonic treatment is recom- mended' by the highest medical authority to arrest the progress' of such disease. Dr. Williams' Pink Pili; are a tonic that acts on the nerves -through the bleed, which carries to the nerves the elements needed to build them up and restore them to a normal condition.. • Neuralgia, sciatica, nervous head- aches and a number of more severe nervous troubles are properly treated by building up the blood with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and are often en- tirely cured in this way. If you are nervous you can help yourself by re- fusing to worry, by taking proper rest and sleep, by avoiding excesses and by taking out-of-door exercise. Por medicine take Dr. 'Williams' Piuk fills and you will soon notice the beneficial effect of this tonic in every part of the system ]Miss Annie L Johnston R Fa 9 race tketemao tags Can Culls For the Emergency Shelf.? jars then filled with stock made as Now that the flocks have been ennn follows: Place. bones, tips of wings, led, chickens that are not to be killed' neck and other scrape in a kettle and Tor immediate consumption should he cover with water. Boil ten minutes, canned, providing, oxeelleut material i then skim. Simmer for three 'hours, with which to fill empty fruit and' then strain and add salt totaste. vegetable jars and stocking up the' Celery, a bay leaf, or a red pepper emergency ,heli at the same time,i may also be added for seasoning, if Why keep on feeding a. boarder, hen` desired. 'when, with a little labor, she can bei Having filled the jars, put ori new converted into 0 toothsome dish which tested rubbers and adjust the tops by can be stored and kept in randiness turning them snug, and then turning to serve at a moment's notice'? back a fourth of a turn, Pierce the An old fowl weighing four to fivejars in boiling water or a commercial pounds may be used for chicken soup. hath three and one-half hours, With it use three quarts of cold water, or under five pound s•ste.am pressure one leak, two or three branches of in a pressure cooker for two and one - Celery, one or two carrots, one turnip, half houes. salt and pepper to t•a1te, chopped zeafrguard Little Children -to • Avoid parsley. Accidents. Clean the chicken carefully and cut Nr early all of the -household aeci- in pieces. Place in a nettle and pour dents which befall the little ones are the three quarts of cold water on it. avoidable, yet the coroner's. records Cook slowly or simmer until .the show how numerous these accidents chicken is tender. If the above -men- era tuned vegetables can be had, tie First in the list comes".scalding. No. 1, Listowel, Ont., is one of the them into a "bouquet" and let boil in Painful, disfiguring and ofttines numerous sufferers from nervous with the pleat about one hour before fatal cases occur ~vixen a vofttsl of es the meat is done. Remove the meat troubles wlio has found a cure through h' bt.iling liquid is left within roach of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Miss John- ston says:—"For a long time I was a severe sufferer from nervous trouble;,, with the result that I grew very pale and weal,. Medical treatment 'Tiinot cut from the bones, dice, return to t e`littlo hands. soup and em with it. Add salt and Smothering comes second' an the pepper to tate, and if the vegetables coroner's Iist. This can be prevented can not be had, the flavor may be im- by allowing the child to sl•eef in a proved by crushing a teaspoonful of bed by itself. The mother who jleeps help me, and various medicines had celery seed and boxing -it with the with her baby at her side mi..5i'"turn no beneficial effect, until finally a soup. Fill while bailing hot into Bans, over m her sleep, thereby pulling the friend advised me to try Dr. Williams' add a little finely chopped parsley to covers over the baby's face; or the Pink Pills. I began their use and took each can; cap, tip, and process: No.i little one may be placed' wile e its 2 canis forty-five minutes at 250 deg. head will work down between the the pills regularly for several months, with the result that I not only gained in weight, but have recovered my full health and strength. I cannot praise Dr. Wiliiama' Pink Pills too highly for what they have done for me." To build up' the blood there is oue remedy that has been a household pounds for chicken gumbo (an old, a plant turns toward the siin, it is word for a generation, Dr. Williams' fowl may be used) : Six good-sized never safe to leave them alone with Pink Pills for Pale People. They tone onions, two No. 3 cans of tomatoes; an unprotected flame, for, as a rule, up the entire system, make the blood (or corresponding amount of fresh; whenever children's clothes take fire, rich and red, strengthen the nerves, increase the appetite, put color in the cheeks. and lips and drive away that unnatural, tired feeling. Plenty •°of sunlight, good wholesome food and fresh air will do the rest. You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills through any dealer in medicine, ar by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. 'Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont, F„ or fifteen pounds of steam' pt -es pillows \\hen baby's first beth can sure. No. 3 cans fifty-five minutes „at i be made m a basket, a box or a 250 deg. F., or fifteen pounds of steam, bureau drawer, few mothers are too pressure. When ready to use, rcbcatj poor to provide for their children's and -serve with dumplings. comfort and safety, in this way. Use a• chicken weighing four or fire! As children turn toward a fire as Chicken a Reptile? "Pluck a chicken and you have a reptile." This remark of an anatomist was meant to imply that the only very im- portant difference between a reptile and a bird lay in the fact that the for- mer has scales, whereas the latter is feathered. But feathers_ and scales are but modifications of the same Oleg. The earliest birds on the earth were very reptile -like and had teeth. In- deed, there seems to be no doubt of the fact that all modern birds are originally descended from reptiles, which may have started to acquire lamer Cif flight by jumping from bough to bough of trees. IIEtL' H FOR THE BABY The baby of to -day is the mea or woman of to-Iuorrow. Thus the sue - toss of the future man or woman de- Izenala upon the betty's pres'ent wel- fare. If the baby is sickly and ill n+ ,.x I lied it is not to be expected that he will ,row pato n strong, active Mau who will hold his own in the business world a few years hence. Mothers, it is a clot? yeu owe the future to keep your little one.; well now, Thi; can be easily dose if Baby's Own Tablets are kept in the hinase. The Tablets are a mild but thorough laxative which regulate the bio --ods and sweeten tl,:' stomach and thea make baby healthy and strung. Concerning them Mrs. W. Orser, Fdainburg, Ont„ writes:— "I have a fine healthy boy three years and have a ed Baby's Own Tablets for him over since he was a small baby. I certainly- think them a splendid medicine," The Tablets are sold by meelivine &edam. or by mail at 21 celtts sx bo:c from 'Stet Dr.:t"f13r:...i,' Medicine Coe I reciv„lie, 011.t. No Cwrda in the House. The hearth grade teacher bad a great deal of trouble with Fred':: at- tendencc f.fo was absent so often that she get s•:o .picious and wrote a note to hie i,areete, as follows: "I am at:'nld that Fred is playing truant and I would like your eo-opera' tion in sc'cu:ing a better , attendance record from him.” Back that afternoon carate this an- swer: "Dere Teoeller---If Fred Is playing tenant he didn't tern it at hoam. We air church people and hain't got a card in cur house." tomatoes), three tablespoonfuls but-; the grown-ups are either absent or ter, three tablespoonfuls of lard, six are looking the other way. whole cloves, two bay leaves, a few We all deplore the fact that ,grown - peppercorns, two red peiaper pods,; ups have so many preventable acci- one-half teaspoonful of thyme, two; dents with firearms. To make it im- tablespoonfuls of salt (or salt to; posaibie for • the kiddies to imitate taste), four quarts boiling water° them in this respect, it is only ueces- two No. 3 cans chopped or sliced okra; sary to keep the firearms safelybe- (or a correeTonding amount of fresh gond their reach. sliced okra), parsley and celery to Scissors, too, shoulac',0 I: taste, the ;reach of hand.sa too sena Clean the chicken and cut in pieces.! or Guide them. Scissors lay. t;f en Melt the lard and butter in a frying destroyed an eye ox: pierced a body, pan. When hot put in the chicken and', and as knives outnumber scissors in fry to a nice brown color. Take outs the average home, they -too should be the chicken and place ,in a stew pan, kept beyond reach, for being equally Peel the onions and chap finely; put!dangerous, they afford just so many them into the hot grease in which thei mare opportunities for the children chicken was browned; fry brown and to injure themselves. add them with what grease is left in Investigation by taste is one of the pan to the chicken. To this adcl' the methods by which young children the tomatoes, clavas, bay leaves, pep- study the objects they take in their percorns, pepper pods, thyme and hands. Because of this habit of put - boiling water. Let the whole mixture ting everything' into the mouth, a simmer until the meat slips from the pencil is a dangerous plaything, for bones. Take out the bones, mince the not only does it carry germs, hut the meat, return it to the soup mixture,! injuries which are possible when a add the salt, some chopped parsley child falls with a pencil in its mouth; and celery, and the canned okra. (If are innumerable. • fresh okra is used, it should be added Another danger arising from this with the tomatoes.) tendency to taste things lies in the Fill boiling hot into cars; eap. tip talcum powder can. The cans are and process: No. 2 cans forty -lice usually bright, gay and convenient to minutes at 250 deg. F., or fifteen hold, and a baby's hands invariably pounds of steam pressure. No, 3 roach out for them; but as talcum cans fifty-five minutes at `:R 0 deg, F.,'powder is a mineral, should any of it or fifteen pounds of steam pressure. I sift out and be taken inwardly, 'it is To :epee, mold cooked rice in a cup, quite SIM to disagree, if not cause' turn out on a soup plate and pour serines disturl ance. Therefore. baby; t should he allowed to play with none chicltcn gumao around it, i For fricasseed chicken, clean the' but empty talcum powder can-, chicken in the usual manner and cut Thera 1 i no excuse for endangering in pieces. Placa in a kettle with children's dives by allowing them to enough water to cover. Tie in a bunch, carry lighted lamps about. For. their for each two 4.111.d one-half patinas of safety, keep candles in' convenient chicken, two 1., aches of par „ley one holders on the shelves along with the small brt:nch of celery, 0 s:prig' of lamps. The safest lamp is dangerous thyme, one ',.;ay leaf, and small' piece' 10 a child'; hands. of leek. Add ene teaspoonful salt ami one-half teaspoonful of pe,iper. Se sortable 1'r4 tisc ila it'°; *+3t]!ll Let boil for fifteen minutes. .Add twelve small peeled ,white • onions at'i'' : Ol'�'t res. one good-sized potato, pared and cut Every year, foi'eeta worth intlnense itxtc, little cube's. If desired, two or stuns are sacrificed as burnt offerings to the fianadiau god of carelessness and public indifference. The reckless camper and sportsman have caused the destruction of timber valued ;at many millions of dollars. Fortunately, Public opinion ins gradually crystal- ized into clernaudifig and supporting legislation that may, in time, largely eliminate this class of citizen,. ' But legiselation of itself will never protect the foreete completely, and, unless it is made suilleientiy elastic, may actually legalize careless methods in tate woods. During recent years this latter fact has been clearly demonstrated in Bei tisk Colutubia, Until this year, set added. tiers were forbidden • to burn their Should glass jars be used, dhaosa clearing slash until after September' those having wide mouths and 15th in any year, unless granted a per - straight sides and :sterilize them by reit by the Forestry Branch.. Atter placing in boilingvvatsr fora short that date. such burning was permitted period, i by law, whether the season was a tiry IF the elxickmn .is to <he served i1i one or not. The result has been that pieces, it altould be browned in hot some of the Worst fires have occurred fat, hacked in the ,septile jars, the in that Province during the last two "ri geld,.s' tr eFar.`iss and.Road How strange the old-time pictures of sport would look today -- baseball teams boasting at least half -a -dozen sets of whiskers—full- bearded cricketers—champions of the scull with their chins concealed. Today this athlete knows the importance of the well -shaver, chin. He is conscious that he is most keen when he is well-groomed—just as is the business man and the soldier. For men who love outdoor life and sports, men of virile minds and active bodies, we have designed a Gillette Safety Razor with an extra stocky handle—the "Bulldog" Gillette, shown to the left. Not that the Gillette needs a. sturdy grasp. A. light touch, with the angle stroke, removes the most stubborn beard with surprising comfort. But there is a certain appeal in the thicker handle of the "Bulldog". Ask to - see • this special set and appreciate the point for yourself. • The eei3U"LLDOC " Set includes oval Morocco Case with two blade boxes to match,and 12 double-edged blades. The case, you will notice is almost ascompact as the famous Pocket Edition Gillette,, and the price is the same, $5.00. Sold by all dealers catering to men's needs. MADn TN s 55x" t ,lt , `'a t* ,(y`t • r eowt 71-1EWOP1.1? OVc^fo s Razor _ 573 three ounces at` •sliced and diced pork may be added. Co* for one-half hour. Remove chicken and herbs, cut meat from beams, and return it to the kettle. Lot come to a boil, pack :xtt.o the cans to within oft: •half inch from t ,p, dietriiautif'g meat ',nd tut:p even- ly in the can-=, Add a little finely cliepped parsley to e.11:h -can. tip and process: No. 2 erns forty-five minutes at 250 deg. Fr., or fifteen When serving, empty contents petit par gds of steam pressure. can into stew pan, heat, and add 0 little flour stirred with cold water for thickening. The beaten yolk of an egg and a little butter -May also be ENDORSED BY HORSES/1EN UNIVERSALLY A elan . ibta lir e 1 etitH • a , _...ns�-+a=ue �xs •ice-•a,ws.+ez- acs:�� •-•- --•••� ruaw.uacaasa enjoys a reputation equalled by no other veterinary remedy. Par Da years it has been used and recommended by the lead- ing horsemen and stockmen of tmeriea./h'or 25 years its ,,so is an» •covizae nondit•. a.a i wT+ auan t'cr it the highest of veteran trainers and drivers. SFUST t'uId be in every stable to prevent contagion, whether 1,'I35'tz r ':+s, DxS'SEIx.iIr'cas, Sof.icss or C3=•31. S� Ca�Zii7 TICS DICAL CO. . - Goshen. Ind., tr. B. A. weeks of September. Although an Act to amend the Forest Act was passed last March, extending this time to October lst, the season just closed presents a striking illustration of the danger of arbitrarily fixing a date af- ter which it is legal to set fires in the forest. Following a long period of dry weather, a score or more settlers' fires, fennel' by high winds, developed into Widespread conflagrations, Sec- tions of the forests in the Fraser and Cheakamus valleys enol in some of the coast areas suffered heavily. Rail- ways were seriously injured in places, homes were endangered or destroyed and several lives were reported to •haws been lost. It is possillle that the settlers who started thoi,e fres-were ignorant of the terms of the new Act, or, knowing them. they chose to flout them and follow the practice of for- mer years. in any ease, the fires oc- curred at the end of September. ' Moreover. any legislation to be ef- fective must have the support of a de- termined and enlightened public opin- ion which will make it impoesibIoo for careless and selfish settlers, or others, to break it. Surely this country ought to be old enough and sufficiently schooled to stop playing with fire either in the forests or elsewhere. The folly and wantonness of burning the nation's resources has been de- monstrated scores of tines in practic- ally every portion of the •Dominion, so that only a mentally lazy people could fail to sec and to feel the shame of it, Quite Sufficient. "I have called to see why your daughter Emmeline hasn't attended action' lately," sail the village evbe •I•. mistress, as she :toad, at the cottage door. " 'Cause I think she's learned enough," retorted Emmeline's mother. shortly. "\Vhy," exclaimed the distributor Or learning, "she's only pa.ased through two classes yet!" "Ain't that enough?" shrilled the woman. "I claim what eddificaticin is eecomin' to! Vinien I was young, if a gel only unnerstood the elements of distraction, prav'lsion, and replenish, ing, an' the common dominter, • an' knew all the rivers an' their obituar.• les, the currents and dormitories, the pravinees an' umpires, we was reckon- ed to have eddifteatlon enough to see its through," Thrifty Housekeeper. The record in meatiness is well es- tablished by the lady who called at the local shop in a country village in 'England and gave a small ---very snail ---order for goods, incluc1 ng a ha'p'orth of cat's meat. The shop- keeper was muttering angry w orde to him::elf half an hour later when a flurried and breathless maid servant dashed into the place. "H -h -have you sent off Mrs. Grab- leigh's' things yet?" she gasped. "Just doing 'em," snapped the grocer, as he srugglec with a sea of parcels. "Oh, thank goodness!" gasped the girl. 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'A'OOAY ot5rnleUTO eu csNA0A fxwivrww[ rarrn Health ::;eppaider ' › 3a 'd'N.e Don't Neglect a Cold. Don't spit or work in an over -heated poen. 68 degrees Fahrenheit is quite sufficient for any room, and 55 de- grees if you are moving, around. Insist on thd're being a slight -current in the air in the room you occupy and proper humidity. Don't nine sprays, ar douches for nese unless under the doctor's order and instructions. Much more harm than good results from the use of sprays. If the spray is strong enough to destroy the germs it would be more likely to produce irritation in the mucous membrane that will lower its resisting powers and make it all the more susceptible to germ activity. Don't sneeze or cough ex;.rept into a handkerchief ar a piece of cheesecloth. These are frequent means of spread- ing the germs of colds, influenza, pneumonia, tuberculosis, measles and whooping cough. ' Don't allow anyone else to sneeze or cough towards you. Don't allow any member of the family who has an acute cold to come in close contact with other members of the household, or to use the same eating and drinking utensils, towels, etc. Don't go tat any public muting if you have a cold. Better stay at home until your cold is better. You will save time by doing so and probably save others from eon'taacting your disease. 1 Don't talk into anyone's face if yon have a cold, -and don't, under any cir- cunstancesshake hands with anyone have while you an acute cold. Through the frequent u.se of your handkerchief your hands are sure to contain the germs of this disease. In fact, the race would -not suffer much by allow- ing the hand -shaking sustain to `gradually fall into -disuse. Have you 1 ever -catechised your hands and fing- 1ers as regards everything they have 1 been in contact with in the previous ; 24 hours? Don't neglect or treat lightly a cold. It may be the beginning of influenza:, pneumonia, measles, tuberculosis, whooping cough. The germs that cause the common cold frequently prepare the soil for other more dang- erous germs -that we xaay be carry- ing. Hundreds of lives could- be saved and thousands of cases of sicknees prevented if people were as afraid of colds as they are of smallpox. Infant Mortality in Canada, Fifteen years ago, a group of re- formers built a new town on garden city principles, thirty-four miles from London, England, to prove, among other things, that a union of town and country life was possible and practic- able and that, as a result, there would be healthy children and the rate of in- fant mortality would be reduced. The time' of proof has come. "It is an interesting fact to record," says the Garden Cities and Town Planning Magazine, that, during the eventful and difficult year of 1918, the infant mortality rate in Letchworth leas 110 per thousand births. This is the low- est figure it has ever reached (hi 1917 it was 36) and is by no -means due to a low birth rate." A. garden city is not a mere residen- tial community. Herein it differs frem the garden suburb. It is intended to be "a small tow:i, organized for me- deru industry, of a size that makes possible a full measure of roeial life, surrounded by a permanent belt of rural land." It does not aim to be a bigger, but rather a hettee, town, where the normal activities or life shall have the beet chance of cote.ee- 5100 . D. Helen MacMurchy recently Matted that every year in C1 terio nearly 10,000 children under the ig's of live go to their grave. A recent bulletin of the Toronto Bureau of Municipal Reeoarch ,tastes that riuting the last decade, through the activities of the I;epattiucnt of. Public Health, the infant mortality of Toronto has been reduced from 152 pea. thoua.axd in 1805 to 103, in 1918. The general rate for tho'whole of Canada was re- cently given as 110 per thousand; for Great Britain, 139: for Sweden, 96: for Norway, SE; for New r:eulsn 1, Considering the mil:ty factors that contribute to the destreetion of child life, the fact that oxaly 30 children cut of every thousand failed td aurvive at Letchworth, einrieg the year MA,. e;in- I,ot fail to carryt:convict.iou of the r soundness of town-pia:ming principles et any fair-ininded 'observer. Somebody Was Careless, A gasolene lamp in use in a- cream- ery at Moose Hon ,. Manitoba, ox- ploded, and half the village was wiped out by fire, causing n loss of $100,000. Gasolene lamps b:'e a serious fire hazard when thee aro not kept thoroughly clean. The cleanliness de- pends upon the carefulness of the human element and no ane Can afford to invite a lire by lack of care.