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CHOLERA INFANTUM thier own 'shipping * ass, o'ciations, �it
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. . Chole I . � is a comparlitiv"ely easy M".r to
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r4,..11,440tum is one of the. fits - s4ithig -out, ,of &e,
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AilIneuts of childhood. It is a trou4le' ewe -and w6lthor��% uti,tbe *tirli:41
, L mbs'
that comes on suddenty, esp6galljr.- lojg point 'Aind'-�4ve theso�isol.4 sepi'r.
&Ang �tfid j " � I
umm6r mOuths' and unl�s afOly #t' t4 ' ' 'I, , L'I
I . 4' - _ �jr,,!actoa market'value,
Ammpt, action -is it4k6n'thd**Iittle'�0j�',-" �W,fteik latabs" are' isold to local buy-
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Imay soolrt,bii beyond aid.,. Baby's Oyv-'; .�W i - I* 4siko, L is to buy flit
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Tgblets _� regaXdleq* 'of whether they are buck
, . ore an ideal me4leihe inward,
.11* -off this trouble, They regu4te, 14h, 4 or ewes and wethers, and in
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VI6_4 'q .a� it "ZTPL"" �' , L st"_h
��;Os�-�g to th' stoni 1such . di4tricts farmers �Who knew
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. ro� � h � 10readod sum� .the advantages 9 of docking and� cas-
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MCIt;.;,.V*F.' am-Ift J-1- coneornift9 ''Whi trUlat -should" - --endiiiiv4 ,to ' ifiduce
, W A"e, So'Uth Bay, Out., their neighbors to Jollow their
8*Y.S,'�V,`f001"%b0 0,*WT6tVUti' 6kimt�14' It'may be necessary for
,
. saved tho life of our baby ;OG� she one or two years -to actually offer
114d cholera infantum and I would n9t to do the.dwking and mtrating for
2* Mth6d''th6m."' The Ta'Wts ar � e the� community, thus making it pos-
sold by medicine dealers or by mail sible to market improved quality
att� 25 cents a box from The Dr. Vil- lambs. 1 �
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"Balm' ge�icini CO., 'Brockville, Ont. "Having seen to it that there is
0 sufficient ewe and *other lambs in
the eornmunity. to make a carload,
LET THE CAREFUL the next step is to see that the local
. ' SHEEP buyer is.advised as to what has been
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. RAISEd REAP THE REWARD done, intinIating that the farmers
, desire to have the d*Aed and cas-
OF HIS EFFORTS trated lambs marketed -together.
' ' . Weekly m6rket reports provide 'the
This week brox(ght quite a lot of necessary information as to market
J�uck lambs to the Toronto market, values and it is then a matter of
Us sm,a -consigned by sheepmen who local salesmanship to see to it that
liad neglected earlier to take ad- sulies are made on a basis equivalent
-*'antage of the warning of a cut in to the ma . rket price for suck lambs
price of such livestock as compared it the regular marketing centre."
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,*ith ewe and wether lambs which � . .
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went into force on the 15th of the -
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M�onth- With the ekception of one .
'A'a , and that the day following a THE CAUR OF SI.CKNESS
tbriday, the price of lara,bs has
been slipping for several weeks past Almost Always Due to Weak and
And ,not entirely on account of in- Impoverished Blood.
,breasing receipts; increasing age of
-the buck lambs offered has had its A,part from accident or illness due
,eifeet. Lamb growers -generally have to infection, almost all ill-healtharis-
tuffered in the price decline to date es from one or two reasons. The mis-
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; V)ut after next week those responsible take that people nftke is in not re-
-for continuance of "the greatest ne- alizing that both df these, have the
glect in the sheep industry" will be same cause at the root, namely poor
the sufferers. blood. Either bloodlessness or some
"Buck lambs have always been other trouble of the nerves will be
,objected to by the papking industry, found to be the reason for almost
the retail butchers and by consum- every al)ment. If you are pale, s,uf-
ers," says A. A. MacMillan, chief of fering from headaches, or breathless -
the Federal Sheep and Swine Divi- ness or some other trouble of the
�iion, who points out that there is nerves,will be found to be the reason
-ftow a general tendency to bring for almost every ailment. If iroll.
about a return to pre-war practice are pale, suffering from heada4les,
,of discrimination against buck or breathlessness. with palpitation of
1ambs on the live stock markets of the heart, pogr app�tite and weak di-
Jhe Dominion. Last year on the gestion, the cause is almost always
'Toronto market a cut of $1.5o per poor blood. If you have nervous
cwt. went into effect on August 27th. headaches, neuralgia, sciatica and
Statistics show that for the season other 'nerve pains, the cause is ex -
,of 1923 a third of all -the good lambs hausted nerves. But run down nerves
,on the Toronto market were bucks, are also a result of poor blood, so that ,
Qonsequently a definite application of the two chief causes of illness are one
the cut for one year alone on the To- and the same. .
:ronto market would mean a net If your health is poor; if you are
loss of $40,000 to sheep raisers in pale, nervous or dyspeptic, you should
t0ntario." give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a fair
The cut in price to be imposed in, trial. These pills act directly on the
the case of buck lambs at Toronto blood, and by enriching it give new
-on and after July 15th this year is strength to worn out nerves. Men
42 per cwt. The producer can, on and women alike greatly benefit,
the strength of the above figures, through the use of this medicine. If
,estimate roughly the loss that will you are weak or ailing, give Dr. Wil-
ioccur to sheepmen of Ontario this liams' Pink Pills a fair trial and you
season if the proportion of bucks in will be pleased with the beneficial re
the total lar*b ,supply is not smaller sults that will speedily follow.
than it was last season. If your dealer does not keep these
Of course, the time for ado�ting pills you can get them by mail at 50
tho measures necessary for avoiding cents a 'box from The Dr. Williams'
the cut in buck lamb prices is over Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
for this season, and it is to be hoped, -
Ihe,avy lam1b crop, that tho majority POULTRY MITES AND LICE
of sheep raisers have heeded the
,warning contained in marketing re- One of the greatest hot weather
sults last year. For those who have problems on the poultry farm is the
so heeded and proceeded according- control of external parasites. Of all
ly, the following hints by Mr. Mae- such pests that trouble poultry in,
X,illan, calculated to assist the care- Canada the Red Mite is by far the
. . .
Yul producer in securing full possible most troublesome. These are not red
returns for Isis extra care and labor, in colour as the name would lead one
,will prove valuable. to suppose, -but grey, and it is only
"Experience to date has pro-4en when they become gorged with blood
that straight carloads of docked and that they appear red. They are not
castrated lambs bring a premium usually found on the fowl during the
on all stockyard, centres. Ur�for- day but in the aracks and crevices of
turiately the local marketing inachin- the poultry house where they breed
ery is ssuch that this premium in rapidtly. The young repeatedly cast
laitany cases does not get back 'to the their skins during development, and
farmer who has taken pains to dock these casbs appear on the roosts and
the castrate. Where farmers have at the side of the cracks as a white
powder. This is often the first indi-
., cation of the presence of the mites.
At night when the birds are roosting,
the pests will swarm over them pierc-
4ftuina 1, ing their skins with needle like jaws
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51 11, .. and sucking the blood. This result,
I in a stoppage of egg-layin,g or in
. gr tly red.aced production.
; I K riot wait until you know mites
t I are present. At the Dominion Ex -
i perirriental Farms the roosts and ad-
� CZZ
i ....... . 11 0 1 jacent pa.rt,q are painted or soaked
. every week or .so tbr4Wgkbut the
pt t warm weather with a solution of one
. of the coal tar disinfectants or a spe-
cial paint made by diluting, either one
of the coal tar disinfectants or crude
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,Say "Bayer" - Insisd
For Pain
Neuralgia Rheumatism
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Lumbago Colds
ly Acc .
42 �.ccepl Lnly _a
Bayer
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�vhich contains pr,bVen difections
ftl,ldy 'Tayer�' boxen of 10 t4bleta
bettlea of 24 and 100 --Druggist§
FAI*ln is the trtide martr (reslstefed' In
=UAW" of anyer liftilurdetum of mono-
000U011cidester of Sallepheacid
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ca o c, one pait, to our or ve
parts of coal oil or fuel oil.
When the Tniites are known to be
present a thorough house cleaning is
in order. Remove all droppings and
old nesting material, scrape and sweep
,
out every particle' of dirt find burn
alls and with
the aid of a spray pump saturate ev-
ery crack in the. house and the fixtures
ith a good strong disinfeatant solu-
wi
tion.
The control of Ike is much easier,
for while there aro a number of dif-
ferent specipq, the ,4�me methods of
control are satisfactory for all. The
natural method of control is the dust
I bath; more effective if a little flowerg
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�bxo, 1. sho4ld .�e � not, :6..-.,-- -4
�� a tlw,,� "'i
ith tfi-6 p4vilege" of � -As. the, 0d
4* if 4064ble �Q%pllisomer.
Ids. old fi�i,r ca,q, b� fill''.0.ay in go
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w*F PsPO 44. u0ar the
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4 rqn,stame as, it ta Inqe," -
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e 6`� sty,16, nge . PM u . .
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�# next: few', years �4,0 a JArge col-
i0lon of such h4ir Would eventually
6 found Vqry valuable and the Ser,
tee rendered in: stoAnk the h4ir'for
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le 'customer Would be greatly ap-
reciated.
It should be kept in mind that if
Is woman takes the cut off hair to
er home it is only .a matteg of a
'Ort time before it becomes mtixea
P with her toilet articles' and soon
iady for the Nvaste ba�kot. Leavigg
in Your Possession would 'be like
acing It in a safety deposit box.
As stated above the first bob should
,
, *2,.60. Thr,t,does.not mean to say
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tat this is the -highest price you
kould get for this work, Th
, , e�e p�re
any eMbl!shm6*'ftfGi4dter New
ork where the Price is $3.50. in
ieb Places of course a careful study
ade, of the lines and contour of
q' face and -head before th� bob is
:ecuted.
Considerable time is devoted to de.
iing ,what type of bob is best: suit-
[ to the Party and after it is exe-
"
�ted,A shampoo is always -given'. In
any establishments wbere low Prices
,e charged we find quick, slip shod
3rk that is -seldom found becoming
the customer. It is our opinion
at the lowest price you should
arge for hair bobb4fig after hair
,s been cut the Arai time is $2.00
A You should AwaYs include a
ampoo. This makes a check that
,,in keeping with Your Position in
e aiad gets away from the old time
w price work that "has been done
r so many years, a millstone around
9 necks Of the people in this busi-
Es- If YOU will study tho various
tes of the head and face, the type.
hair of the individual in your
air you will, in a few short months
come an expert from an artistic
int and women in your,district th-at
e fond of bobbed hair will give you
great local reputation as being an
Pert and artistic hair bobber.
The average person loobbing hair
-day goes at it with their eyes clos-
and without much thought Or con-
leration as to what the finished'jo6
11 look like. Such work of course
ipleases the customer and is a dis-
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,dit to your profession. It is such
,rk we want our readers to get a -
,y from.
Always keep in mind that you can-
t do good -, -irl in a hurried man -
r. You must take time and be
reful, keeping in mind m
ned a -number of years ago by Mr.
C_ Simmons, well known whole -
le hardware merchants of St. Louis,
mely, "Quality remains long after
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LNEWEST NOTES OF SCIENCE
The Bible has been translated into
total of 77 languages.
About one-third of Sweden's farm
id is cultivated by electric power.
For experiments X-ray tubes have
en built that operate at 300,000
its.
Rubber coated netting has been
.rented to line rugs so that they
11 not silip, on floors.
Weighing less than a pound, a roll -
skate of English invention has
ree wheels in a line.
For various uses a wall bracket
s been invented that holds a glass
water so it cannot spill.
Marseilles has the lareest sugar re-
ery in Fr�nce, manufacturing 160,-
0 tons of sugar annually.
As an occutpaRt of an Alabama in-
ntor's chair rocks it he also oper-
es a churn -mounted on one side.
The Government of New Zealand is
arindrig hydro-eleettic projects that
11 cost about $100,000,000.
An inventor has patented a blade
be clamped to ordintiry scissors for
tting button holes evenly.
IYSTERIOUS SEA MONSTERS
STILL LIVE IN INACCES-
SIBLE DEPTHS
Man has explored the land surface
the earth pretty thoroughly, and
.s classified most of its animals. But
- know little about the world's oc-
ns and their mysteries.
How should we ? Ships stick to
e same tracks between ports, and
square miles of
a where the smoke of a steamer is
-ver seen. Even close to well known
.ores, bow are we to plumb the
gantic depths or discover what life
:ists in the albysses? '
The mysterious sea monster captur-
I recently off the coast of ,Florida
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is given naturalists a shjock. They
.nnot laugh at it as they do at the
a ,serpent, for it has been lying on
see, measure
� examine.
This giant of the ' deep is quite un -
(e anything ever seen before. it
eighs 23,600 pounds (15 tons); its
de is .3 inches thick, and inside it
a% an octopus weighing 400 pounds,
black fisli weigbing 1,500 pounds,
id nearly four hundredweight of
�ra`l. .
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supposed that the giant Florida fisb
lived in the prof4iind and chilly'depth,Q
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that a fish t4lken @orne years ago on
the coast of Maine Was also a denizen
of the very deep sea. The creature
was si - r f"t jqng,oAd weighed, A�qut
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200 pounds. Its head was extraord-
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great bag with smWbut sharj�teeth.
It was practically 'boneless, the bones
being represented- merely by gristle.
GERMANY MAY ADOPT THE
DOLLAR COINAGE
The dollar an international coin?
The proposal of the Federal Reserve
Board that Germany adopt the dollar
basis has stirred, opposition in Europe.
Bankers there ' aroor 6 against inUoduc-
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ink an American' coin. But the dol-
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lar is, oddly enough� not an Ameri-
can coin; it is a GOkman coin. That
is, speaking historically. In the same
sense, it is a Spanish� coin, and, furth-
er, it has made the nearest approach
to universal money that the world
has known. The story of the dollar is
a tale of many times and many lands.
Dollars were first minted before Co-
lumbus had raised- the money to fit
out his ships to dross the Atlantic.
Quite pp"ibly, when he did raise
that money, dollars were included
in the contents of the sack. The
Chinese trader in Canton knew and
handled the big s,ilver cartwheels be-
fore the Pilgrims had sighted Ply-
mouth Rock. Dollars were 300 years
old when Congress adopted them for
the national currency of the young
United States, 138 yea
New York Times. ,4-s ago, says the
Germ -any might well readopt the
dollar as being originally one of her
own native products. Joachimsthal,
the coin's birthplace, lay for many
centuries within the German Em-
pire, To -day Poachimsthal is no
longer German. It passed from Ger-
many to Austria more than a century �
ago, and it became in 1918 a part of i
the new nation of Czceho�Slovakia.
R is a little old Bohemian hill town
a few miles northeast of Carlsbad,
and a short distance from the Saxon
frontier. The inhabitants of the Place
uaA, in the Middle Ages, to enrich
their lords and masters by mining
silver and nickle from the depths of
the Erzgebirge. The feudal lord of
the valley about 1486 was a certain
Count Schlicht. Being supplied with
silver buillion from his own mines he
,
coined money on his own account.
Having some distinctly modern ideas,
he believed in What people to -day call
a standardized product. When he
minted a batch of coins, he did not
vary the composition of the metal
that went into them. Though there
might be many broken pewter spoons
in the castle scullery, 'he put an
honest amount o -f silver into every
coin. The Count �had tha further
happy idea of turning out a bigger
silver coin than most of the other
potentates then were striking.
The huge resulting demand raust
have found the Count wide awake
ara ready to do bii.-,iness, for in a
few years his silver pieces, bearing
a likeness of their maker charging
in full armor on a caparisoned steed,
began to pervade all. the rnarkets of
Europe. They lost their narrie in their
�ravels, however, and !ounu a short-
er one. People came to call them
`.;oachimsthalers," and th(,n simply
11 thalers." These hocame "dalers" in
partq of the Low Countries, "doldres"
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in Antwerp, and in Spain ' . dollars."
Thus our dollar dt�rives its name
from the German word "thal," mean-
ing "valley," or "dale," or "dqll,"
and having no monetary significance
whatever. There was no effective
trademark law to protect the name.
Before long oth,er coiners of money
began to pay tribute to, the dollar"
popu,larity by turning out dollars o;
their own. One of these competi-
tors had a peculiar and unprece-
dented. advantage. This was the
Spanish monarch : he had acquired
in Peru and Mexiro the richest eil-
ver min,es that tbf� world had ever
known. The Sp;ini,Th colonial mints
began early in the sixteenth century
to coin silver pieces resembling the
joachirrinthaler in weight and shape.
hese were the pieces of eight, justly
popi�ar with the freebooters who'
later preyed on the Spanish silver
fleet. They had about tbe same
quantity of silver as that maintained
in the United Stnt-s silver dollar un-
til after the lasl� war. Their name
indicated that thry were worth eight
.
Spanish real". For ,;hort, they were
usually called pf-)q in Spanish lands.
But e.Isewhprp thr name of the dollft-
clung to them.
The Spanish ppqo or dOlIAT went
everywhere. It, worked its way up
into the English colonies of North
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