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mow happy this mlan• must feel to be
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a'ta!orig and fit again, after being x
victim of rheumatism for so long. i
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«Lt is ,mlany years now,"' he writes,
-” .since I (was first laid up with chroni, \\� ss ?
Gllr'' ,
sus or highly,strung?
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i0heurtmatism. Then I had to goaliotut
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with two sticks. I worked in misery
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mutil If>;ve, years ago. I could only glove
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'like •a wooden man. by turning round'
ks,!•;
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altogether. I could not tget • my coat '':•
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off without my wife's help. But,:'
•
thanks to Kruschen (Salts, which 1
601 ;'
leave taken ,regularly now for five .
yf',`
years, I tam as active as a young man
M1uI . ^
,of 23."—E. H.
ingredients -shill, (prevent food fe
a r `
V1 1hy continue to get only temporary
mentation or decomposition tarkin-
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relief from rheumatism when you can
'place) in the intestinal tG^act,, last
Stomach uleers- If you acid
dobtain lasting comfort and remove the
thereby check the further formatio
i)`,
Amuse of your rheumatic ,tarmuent witn
not only of uric acid but of othe
c:'!! .
�+uschen Salts? Her1e is a plain
'body poisons which undermine tt
i >fi
Vtateme'nt of the facts: -Two of the
health. "
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li,
various salts of which Kru'sehen is
Start on Kruschen ,to -morrow. Kee
"tlhe
composed dis'sol've the needle-poiiited
up libtlb daily dose" and you'
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crystals of uric acid which have se,t-
,soon jayifully agree with .thousands
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tled in your joints, causing them to
othe]is that 'mheiumatism )IYl ee t3 i
ort
swell, ache and inflame, Other ingredi-
master in Kruschen.
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`evks of Kr•u,seben asstist Natu'a a to
K•rusohen •Salts is obtainable at a
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11uiph out ' these dissolved crystals
'Drug Stores at 45c. and 75c. per bo
dihrough the natural channels. Other
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON ;'short. he placed the sovereignty
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rwdglmtenit in respect to, it as an a
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(By Isabel Hami']ton, Goderich, Ont.).,stitbution, and as an observance, i
,di
the hands of each individual ma
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This is the ,day of rest;
saying, it ,Sabbath was made f
1,�
Our failing strength renew;
man, nol man ftor the 'S'abbath, a
fid;,
On weary (brain and (troubled breast ..therefore
the Son of Man is Lo
iShed Thou Thy freshening dew.
also of the 'Sabbath."
r
This is the day of peax^e;
IDuring His public ministry o
A�
ITh -peace our 'spirits fill;
Y
Lord was repeatedly accused
�,
'`t
Hid Thou the blasts of discord cease,
breaking the Sabbath; and on sue
The -waves of strife be still.
occasions He ,vindicated Himself i
,1
John Ellerton.
I one or other of two ways. Sometime
Hie stood upon Ms' rights as a Dl
:,
PRAYER
(line Being to work at any time f
O Lord, help us to heed' Thy warn-
'the welfare of men. That was t
tcoursle which 'He ,adopted where, '
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iimg words. ,May we turn away from
I answer to those who 'sought to sl
s'
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aln and cleave ,unto righteousness.
Min beew-me He had healed'' the
'f
We ask in Christ's name. Amen.
,potent man on the Sabbath days
us.. 4
S. S. LESSON FOR JANUARY 29th
said, `"My Father worked . hither
and I work."
Lesson Topic -Jesus and the Sab-'
At other times the defence of
I
bath-
Lord was (based on the nature of t
"
""' Lesson Passage=Mark `2:23-2:6. r'
I worlds which ,He had performed
'
Golden Text=Mark 2,:27, 28.
held and taught ,that it was lawful
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do (good on the Sabbath day. Na
a" • •
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The Pharisees were +a class. They
ire not only Pharisees. Iby, name but
went further, •snit declared th
I there is a class of 'duties which
'ty;; , ,
;they were Pharisees by ,nature; that
not only mrlay, but must, perform
(
is, they were typical men; they were
that day. It was ordained at fir
representative of a large fraetion, of
R for the benefit ,of man, and ther
the (human, rake. -One of the chief
fore it was never intended that
a4`
ipharils'aicaL chatracrtemistdtas -was a
l ;should operate to his detri
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16vie of an ordinance, of a ceremony;' whenever, therefore, an injury wou
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one who loved and worshipped insti- be inflicted. an a fellow, -'man ,by o
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tuitions as institutions, while thought- ; refusing too labor for his as'sistan
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less, perhaps, of the real spirit which,
'o.n ,the (Sabbath we are bound
,. t0 e
'
they embodied. 'Such men hinder be -1
ert ourselves even on than day, f
F -
y'-
and ,expression the true ,
y p growth of
his relief.
the world'.
In the latter •verses of this less
iNow Jesus, when he came to face
our Lord goes again into the syn
these men, osaw, that he must teach
gague at ICs' pernaum' and' there
(
sflierri), and ,through them the world a
finds an object for His healing pow
lesson. And the lesson was this:-
'Mat
The tribes ,and' Pharisees ex
.
man, in his rights, in his ptriv-
Christ to heal the- man even' thou
k
ileg*s, that are inalien'a'ble, is great-
er than any institution, nobler than
his conddtian d'i'd, not touch th
hearts with: little
I
any" form of ;government, .and more
one .throb of ca
passion. They had, rather he rema
pl '^
holy than any observance. Jesus -de-
a• cripple than that • t'he "' Sabba
i ,
?,_
elared that the Sabbath was a day
,should, be tbraken. ' Our Lord reduc
to be used'; tuised, • Trot according to
them a'll� tto silence and' perplexity
r'
4I
the dietatiop,, of self-cotntstitiltted guar-
His quetion, '"Is it lawful to do go
dians, but according to individual ne=
on the iStalbbat'h day, or to do 'evil
'
ressitim% iir&vidua'l opportum,es; in
It is as through H,e addressed the
ij' 1. W
;r_ .
1 it �'/�14I +' \
eeHe says
.
they're. -safe ! "'
Joe Griffin and his wife had doubts
about letting the children go to
school that morning. Every sign
pointed to a blizzard and sure
enough, about two o'clock, it broke.
A terrible storm. - . ,
Joe was terribly worried and so
was his wife. Then he thought of
the telephone. He called Jim Stokes,
who lives just down the road from
For 30 cents the school and asked him to watch
you can telephone for the children. •
about Twenty minutes later Jim called
' x.00 miles back. He had the children. in his
by snaking an "any-, kitchen safe and warm. "I'm cer-
. ', one" call (station- tainly thankful we've got a t0l'+-
to-station) after 8.30 hone ;' Joe said. "We
P.M. See list of rates p J
in frotrt of directory, couldn't do without
do not heal him r vv 11 'thAt be do.
ing nothings ? Will ,not (that be a
worse breach of the (Sabbath Day
than if I ,heal him'?" They, are sil-
enced; they do not speak .because
they cannot answer, and they will
not yii-ALL Jesus looked round' about
on them with (bath anger and grief.
It is true only ocicasdom, on which wt
have referepce: to a flash of anger
comanlg out of His ;mleek and genrtla
.heart,, and it teaches us that His per-
fect and divine charity is not easily
provoked,-+(�Conde'nsed from The
Sermon Bible).
WORLD MISSIONS • '
ILo before the e
nS' great war Arch-
duke Franz, Ferdinand (whose mur-
der at- Sere'jelvlo set the match to the
_ world eopflagr•ation), paid a visit to
r Sir William (MacGregor, governor in
dNew G•uduea. After several days up,
n country the Arch'd'uke said: ,
d,
GQNS"r[PATION DULL
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THE. JOY OF LiVING
11
Kellogg's ALL- RARAB N , Brings
Relief
Constipation takes the sunshine
out of your days. It may bring head-
aches, -loss of appetite and energy,
sleeplessness, sallow skins, pimples.
It neglected, it can seriously impair
health.
Fortunately, you can avoid this
condition by, eating a delicious ce-
real. Laboratory tests show that
Kellogg's ALL -BRAN provides two
things needed to overcome common
`'Sande the sum Wer of 1930, through
the Nwth'westera university, 'scienti-
fic crime detection laboratory, poly.
graiph exandnations have led to con-
fessions and clupe to evidence in all
sorts of thetftrs, varying faom 'petty
purloining of um$vlessity 'groups to
burglaries, 'rolbibies, and bank em-
Ibez.zlemletOr ands in other crimes,
from mtalintgerra'ng fior insurance col-
lection ,and ananymv4e letter writing
to sex offences and t vutrders.
"iMruch of the 'satisfaction from this
work naturally comes from the clear-
ing of innocent suspects. Two, co1-
loeiilcjn agents dropped. into Black
-Creek, Wilsioonsin, one day last' year
and,, 1'befare the day had passed were
arrested on ,the charge of bank rob-
bery. The; defending lawyer a,slced
'to have tlwl n e'xamuined on the 'lie de-•
tectar.'
"'Bath mem readily submitted and
gave ,clear curves. A report to the
ef6ect that the mien were innocent
was sutplpll'ementedr 'by a demonstra-
tion !before the •ud ib,ut he s fii
person. His nerves are perfectly
sound and healthy in every way. It
is not the nerves'Rrhigb aleg at fault;
it is the ,pervorez Ibe�haviour which is-
cr(bhoamial and this abnormal behab-
iour is called "nervouszuesls'" and the
nerves are, without, reasgn, blamed,
fo-r it. '
Abnormal behalvdour arises in the
mind, not in the nerve's. It is the
re'sn-1t of emnoitilonal conflict, due to
failure do mlarking a satisifactory ad-
justment ibeltween the instincts or de-
sims and the (standards of society.
Nervousness is not due to tired
nerves- or to overwork; it cotmles from
misdireinted, energy which results from
elwotional conflicts. 'It is commonly
the carrying over of childhood behav-
iour into adult. life•; -the adult bad
temper is the samle , as the , temper
t'anitruum of the child'.
'The person who enjoys •good mental
health has been able to adapt him-
self to ,his (work and to the -people
Sr'r Willramr 'I dbn t understand with Whom he works. He is able to
r constipation: "bulk". and vitamin B. J ge, aw do so because he has learned) not to "M liver was all out of order
it. W,here�s our army?" 'to rule that the evWence was inad- Y
he ,,, Y „�' • ALL -BRAN is also a rich source of pptresls his instincts but to control and I became so constipated .that
We've grit none, msssAile. On the third day, two rob- bhem in -such a manner as to make I had to take `'some kind of a
�'`Bu't. how dao ?„ blood -building iron. beets who -confessed to the Black
P You keep order?" him an aeeept'able person - moreover, ur ative near) eve ni ht. I..
11 The 'People keelp it themselves.' The "bulk" in ALL -BRAN is much Creek robbery were caught 'iii 'Min" he finds happiness in doir g this. ' ' p g y g
of He was perplexed. "Well, what nea•poho. When they were brought I suffered with bilious headaches- I
like that of leafy vegetables. With-- before the bank to ' to ee I rrlsitintabs lace nortl undlesfimble in my appetite was poor, and every-
ts about hunhrinp, for the next few' Mp y s, they, were any way, but we miust learn to ads
++ in the body, it forms a soft mass. y unhesitatingly our instincts to our rptreserit cdviliza� thing I ate „disagreed with me.
�.ys? Positively and umhesit, 1 identi- Sar on Soft Mass Pills have
Gently, it clears out the intestinal fled, g
"Of course there will be no urit .- tion if we are, to live happily. It is
tl on 'Sunday." h wastes. 1"Although the 'practical polygraph not desirable to swppre-spur ignore made me feel like anew man_
ddWhy?s+ delception test has been used, success- the instincts; the slhaulld be recd n'iz- They regulated me perfectly,
How"' much better than dosing full for 'the' I Y g Myron P. Harwood, 70 Lenox St.,.
"The natives 'won't go." y past ten years or 'thou- ed 'and understood. Ignorance of Rochester, N. Y.
"Won't they, if you bid' them?" yourself with patent medicines. Two sands of criminal -suspects 'andothers, ourselves and of our instincts is the During the last fifty-three,
of '"Let us ask them!" tablespoonfuls of ALL -BRAN daily a great deal of research remains' to ,us,� ,beginning of mental ill health. months, ras,000,000 Sargon Soft
So Sir William asked his natives are usually sufficient. With each be done. New improvements are be- Mass Pills have been sold.' This
n what they were going to do next da ing developed in the apparatus, new ;phenomenal record has been ac -
Y, meal in chronic cases. If not re- complished because Sargon Soft'
n Saturday. sieved this way; see our doctor. indica'tprs are`being added' and month mass Pills are a new and revolu-
n' "We are going home.?' y' Y by month, the t'ec'hsnie becomes more 'The Dollars and tionary product in the field of
°n "Why?" Get the red -and -green package at Teeltivdble. iSoln* day, 'so'me form of laxative medication. They are'
an "For worship on' .Sunday.." deception technic based' on the re Cents of Smell not like any laxative you have
rd' P your grocer's. Made by Kellogg in P ever taken. They are. so gentle -
In telling it all ,Sir William added' cord'in'g of bodily changes will prob- and'thorough In their action that:
this significant word: London, Ontario. ably' be used by many law -enforcing (Condensed from Herald,Tribune there is nothing about thein torr'
g mind you that you have ever'
ur "I wonder if the archduke saw any agencies, as are the finger -(prints and' Magazine by Donald A. Laird') taken a medicine, and most ro-
of conn'elction between (thetse...two. A radio systems, w'hi'ch have already -markable of all, the directions
h A few w'ee'ks ago. 'I attended a call for a gradual reduction of
Sabbattr keegdrilg people ,doss not re- The sterllizi'ng of the maggot rouse became standard adjuncts to police �
quire an army to • keep it in order." then. 'given up, and a technique was deparbmentts:' m,eetinlg of technicians representing hethe tes you tlnohlonger t regilre ea I
•---From The Record of 'Chri'stian devised for sterilization of the eggs. half a hunched rubber maruufachur-° 1a:aui of any kind.
or Word. They are immnersled,,,Jn sterilizing so- . . ers. 'We were 'shown red rubber
bands for office use, "C..AHERHART
he lu•tion, washed and 'then plot into a delici'aus • lilac 'scent. which yielded
battle containing sterile food. The Bladder Troubles ers far beverage rn • food includes, yeast and: (pig liver. age glaslseys were also
ay The Fly That Eggs sterilized one day hatch the Bother Many Past 40 on hand, ,similarly glorified'. The typ- too the .finislhel process which not only,
. Helps Doctors next, and on the third; day they are ical 'and rather ddsa'gre'ealble smell counteract the original unpleasant.
meady' for use. When placed in the Seven Out of Ten Are Victims But of rubber_which would make ordin- 's'mells of the cloth ,but also kill most
, (-Condensed from The American Mer- wound they are covered with a s•ter-- ary coasters .of 'this material unat- of the bacteria which produce rale-
cur in Reader's Digest) Writer Tells How "Uratabs" Bring tractive' in a dining roam
Y g ) ile copper screen cage. Sunlight' or ng , 'lra been cid ilk
thz � � Swift, Amazing. -Relief With coot letel drawrved ;b
(When the late Da•. William 'S. Baer artificial, light is directed upon the completely y the, fragrance Silk hosiea 'artificial leathers, en -•
he Renewed' Vital Force of new -mown ha en laundry starch
He 'of Baltimore was ,serving in France wound, for the malggots,distlitke` light "No one knows (better than 11, 'the I Y' Y ' ,are nonv 16eing d'e-•
during the World War, two soldiers, and thus (delve- into the dteaper re- These were Imeaely two' of many odorized in this fashion and then re,- �
to horrible of joyless, days and sleepless examples ,af the way g positive
- ador-rzed to eve th, m
were 'brought into, the 'ho's'pital •sof-, ceases to ,escape- it. nig�f�,, 'There have been times when P yin wthich lidos e a
Y' fering from compound' fractures of IIn the wound the maggot attacks try -its massing its forces on a new scent that adds to (their sales value.
at I felt hopeless land helpless - and front to overcome ,the r
w3 the femur and extensive wounds of and devours only dead' tissue; wader when ,my weakness ,caused me the, greater sales Coated papers used in finely illus- ,
the abdomen. They had•lain or, the No e6nd'ition will it touch living flesh. whemosintense weakness
,eau. d those resistance on* record. ,Most of the trated magazines and- catalogues I
on battlefield for seven: days, without Some (bacteria are also corisurmed but y public's recent refusal to (buy is due, Iformerely ibore the) odor of rhTkid ,
st N (who have gone, through such tortures obvious)
food and at the mere of insects. cutlers 'pass through the, intestinal y, to 'si'rem ns pleat to pay; cheese, dile to cas,eirn in the filler
e_ Y g can possibly realize my great sa'tis- 'but there stilt) remains 1
Yet neither showed evidences of the (tract of 011e ,maggot unharmed and , Ip city of ie- .mixture employed in coating the' l;;
faction when Dr: Southworth''s UR'A- lu'ctant ,cash to be lutre�d from its paper. Butthey no longer offer this
remit sepsis, which' were so regular an ac- appear again in the wound'. As the TAB'S brought me quick reliecf. URA- hiding place. To attract these coy insula to the nose, thanks to syn
lel coltrVani,mlent of she'll wounds. Dr. wound ibecom'e!s icomlparatitvely free TARS are truly wonderful and I give
Baer, rruystntied by their gpod condi- from dead tissue, and approaches a ,� + 'dollars manufacturers are taking a thetic perfumie,s.
ur them full praise. Such amazing ev- lesson from ,the flowers; they .are' The sam'et its 'true of printing inks.
tion found to his disgust that their 'point where it is relatively free from idiemce serves 'as ean'vincin' '
ca g proof of saying it with -scent. - The natural smell of these inks due'
wown'ds were filled with hundreds of bacteria and 'healing is' in progress', x_ the power of URATABIS to, relieve )Mantufacttuirers 'realized ton 'to the •fish or linseed oil iii 'them.
maj4o,ts. These were washed out the life of the msag•got in, the wound those .distressing ailments, so often (that the must ve-the'irg ago g y zs•
or -arid another surprise ,greeted the sur- becomes -shorter, possibly only two, or a 'banddcap to (those in middle life, visual a Y � products,easmell of like the hit naturally all rancid.
l • d ' _ smell f textiles. on geons. The wounds were filled with three days. When the wound is seen Overwou•ked, sluggishPPea , n other words; •beau o text 1 s. This is especially
clean healthy ,tissue. to -be quite clea free from (bacteria, . KLdneys', and 'tify them. The most prosaic house bad when the licks are used, on food
a_ Sla'ddeT Weakness, -bring on so many hold utensil its.. now as, dressed up as prackages. Many foods'tu:flis absorbs
He Followang the war, Dr. Baer was as shown .dry bacterial counts, and distressing ailments which so often a ,Shriner at, a-6onv6tion. To-d'ay odors, and food manufacturers have
reminded again and again, on see- filled with granullations, the mag- every the sales wdzardls • are going a little found at times that a product witb I
er, g , lead to . s,eriaus diseases that
pect ing cases of osteomyelit7is, of these gat tre tment is, ended. sufferer from Lameness, Pain's m
farther; to. visual Appeal they add a delicate flavor in the factory lost
gh two soldiers. Investigation resulted (In 1911 Baer reported a series of (back and down through groins, scan,-, alfactolry come -(hither, a good deal of its palate appeal after
e. in a. (growing list of references to 89 case's of ostteomryelitis,treate•d with •ty :bbvt frequent.urinati r"Getting- This new .strategy, is based on it waspackaged. The food bad' ab- i
beneficial ma-..L3'ggots, of which between 60 and ,. g3' ,
m ,wou.nds; some o gthem were 1 leaned) 70 per. cent. were 'hetaaed. He con- up=Nights, Nervous ,Irritability and well 'known psychological facts. One 'sorbed some of the odor -of the park-
in g eluded that maggots were "far more .Lack of Force r. So lel, ,try the, ama.z- of these tis that most 'human (beings a'ge, usually from the paper or from[.
tlr from medical literature as far back ung value of Dr. Southworth s U',RA- cralvte •pleasano experiences' and avoid . the ink.
as the .Middle Alges. Am'bros'e 'Pare, successful in securing permanent TABS at once! An gg'isi umpleasant ones. Another is that a Here again the. s t'hetic chemist
e`` healing of these extensive 'wound's i Y gid cru p ga yn
by, 16th century military surgeon, had' g , will sup;p]y you on a guarantee of leasanU odor imakes' res remember she
said iii di'scussdng.inf'octed' wounds of thany any other method, tried by us.', P stepped in and taught t'he both
paper satisfaction or money (back. pleasant experiences which have been t curers how' to readorize both pager
v„ the skull received on the, battlefield- If raised and. steril'iz'ed. by an a'pprov-
ed method the may be used with associated with it, and, therefore puts ;(and (inik iso that instead of injuring
"But mark,'a great number of worsrrist Y
m ablsolui e'1 us in a receptive frame of mind, 'By they actually reinforced and improv-
* forth and the patient ,recover- tl y no risk to the patient,' the ,same taken a ilea ed the original food flavor. A Mid -
ed (bey*on'd ' )all tmen''s expectatioini�'r and 'apparently offer hope 'where all "I suppose. Maldlred has changed g-eeoiNe� odor': g
'Other mreasares have been found ve'r'y much since she's. ,been a't col- is a powerful reminder of. disagree- dle West meat packetr has the glass-
Barron D.
ry 'Larrey, Napoleon'sfar- � arble experiences whose repetition wa ins nwiappers far his acka ed,ptrize
otos military surgeon, remarked,, "Our wanting. 1'eg+e . "• P g.
Yes. S'he% ,become a carnivor- are anxious to avoid. bacon ;printed with inks that have
wounded ,Syria were much annoy- been
ed Iby th'�larvae of the blue' -fly. The ,, � oins reader and quote clever at 'I'M- That .this is the (basis of our pies- given a bacon odor. •Asa re-
ed 'music on the piano." eat Targe business in pbrfurrues, toil- sv,lt even the baste of the ,bacon is
insects, far from being injurious to Lie DetectingNOW ,t * * -,et water, 'bath (salts and other frag- ,actually enhanced, since what we ws-
.the'ir' won,dls, prolrboted rather ,their IWLfe: , i4H, do rances-a bu's'iness which amounts to ually call taste is about four-fifths
cicatrization." One or two surgeons y'o'u like the pot-
, had had such e g An Exact Science ato ,salad, dear?" $30,000,000 annually in the United, (rrm'etll, as trying to i'd'entify' ice creamy.
experience in the Civil • "W flavors . witch one's nose `
War. ' ,Husband: D,elici,o'us! Did you 'States -is obvious; what is acct so pinched will
When the liar lieu, be do'ps a lot buy it yourself?," well known ,is the -extent to which reveal. '
In )9D f Bauir children. were admit- of other (things, too, and if we can . * * * odors, both agreeable and disagree- (Smelly linoleum is psychologically
ted to Dr. Baer's hospital, each ee (Morning able, are being used to heel sell other• related to inks, since it also ,makes
wham had been operated' upon three catch him doing them; why then we g service was over and tlr P
or four times far chronic os'teo,mye- can catch `him 1_yiTug. congregation was di�spersung. Pres piio'du{ctsi with which' kthle,y Ido not the unpleasant asf§ault upon the, nosey
litis. After five This new (branch of acnowleclp•e is enttly the Vicar ,appeared, and joined 'seem to have any relation•. mia linseed • oil. At first manufac-'
years of the most
.For instance, there is- ,the auto'- turers lacquered the 1-inol-eum to keep.
tiaus treatment accordingto the most only tkn or twelve y�eaas old, and it a little party ,of ,parishioners. He in- ' , I�'
sees rls,.that it is developing into an troduce,d a sea' captain; •wh'o 'had Labe- mobile salesroom where the janitor's the unhappy sme,ll corked up inside,
i,ents vel methods, these e di 'pat- P fi 1 morning routine includes a light Now they 'have learned 'a better ane,
rents shill suffered film the disease e;cact s,cienlce. Y ,come' to reside in the district, to g
Happily, it is also used to absolve the 'local 'Squire. spraying of pterfume on the interior ichelgpter way: they add' aromatics.
After a great deal of deliberation' it "You (have seen each other in of each car offerer)' for wale. Why? The 'aromatics used to give allure to,
was 'finally decided to wt into effect ilii. innocent by finding, when grill- +,
P err that .they dhow no reac- church to -day," said the Btelcauts,e when the sproup'e)ctive wo- the's'e' floor coverings' ,db not by them -
the si b results of the o{ith nitians mail ui:`v parson. " man customer selves have a ," just as
tion.,, "'Sure," 'sand ,the old sailor. He pokes her head inside, "good s'm'ell
yearn be;ore 'and with malice afore- was sleeping the faint swgig^estion of flowers give,, the bass viol does not 'have a very
th'oug'ht infestt their woun'd's with lar- The liar's blood -,pressure grows P'n,g in the next bunk to e` ,"good sonznti". all b itself. But o
vae. - ju9Tr}-ry when he lies, fo,r one thing; me. her an impression, of luxury. She . o y
so 'ekes his goes away with the feeling that the ors have -harmonies as do' sounds and
Larvae of the ordinary blue -bot- 'pulse, ,hits hrealhingQ. ,
changes; elven has glands 'secre,te more Blank sedan is a .high grade, luxury these amarruatics ,blend ,chemically
tie fly were obtained', and without any or less of their ,prodtu,cts into the teal•• 'In- tlh'e odd day's', wirer% catrtf lith the original lin,oletuml odor ir>
attempt at• sterilization were intro- hlr,nd cfreamT and cause symptoms a were brought princdlpal'ly'by men', and such a way as to reinforce each
duiced into the wounds, an attempt b}.at can be detected. 'the thing to be consd,d,ered in choos-r °'they:
being rnarl,e to reproduce as nearly ing theimr was how well they .would . Thus practice capitalizes a little
as possible the conditions existing on Ms chances of getti'ngbyare grow -
in r !sdimlmter acrd s,limimer. perform, a- little matter like givirsg known secret of perfunnery - that
the field' of (tattle. At the end of Leanarde Keeler, one of the early / tse'x 'appea'l, to "the interior was not two or more unpleasant scents can
six weeks the children's wounds were workers , wi-4h Chief of Police Voll- ����_�. �( p'i i•mtpoitant. ?Bait now that machineTy be combined to produce a pleasant
healed. mer in this field writes 'lm interest- ,h,.%Q� has been broratght to tits present "sce'nrt chord." This Ibusinevs of sup -
Then (began the seriefi of exhaus ung ai°tide ,on the recent 'devtilirp_ A HEALTH SERVICE oI stage of perfection awl the car is -plying the rhissing odor to make an
tive experilmlents which eventually lerl m•emts in H THE CANADIAN MEDICAL mtore likely to be ,cho's'en by.the wo- olfactotry harmony is used in hospi- '
to per-fe,ction of the us,e of maggots Yig?i'a (Chi'cago). We ar> ASSOCIATION AND LIFE ipan of the family, every little item tial rdeadlorim , which actually • use
told: 1.INSURANCE COMPANIES of Ibetautti,fication counts in overcoin- -t1e anesthetic pd'otrs of sickness to,
as,, it i,s accepted to'da'y. The blue- "In the last two years Il7inaiis anti IN CANADA
bottle ares the green {bottle fly were nearby s:tat63 have provided a wealth ing ,sales resistance. maike a ,p'leasan't ,scent. -
skud,i'ed as to the conrlition� under NERVOUSNESS (There is much more subtle This use of aromatics to increase'
which they bred, the effects of tem- of �rraberial far deception tests with pay
the Ipoly>'g•,raph-a4 total of imbre than chology in the practice of the Con. Ibusdntess is still ,almtost in its in
peiature, moisture, food and sunlight 2000 suspects 'having been examined ro make excusers for-' outrselvea i; ne:cti'cu't fire insurance company which fancy; 'but onle may gent a glimpser
upon the ms, with the pos'silbidity of in that timte: 7Jn 1929 at Joliet pend- one of the things which we usually Ito solicits"business ,by sendirig thtrough of the olfactory excitements ahead
sterilizing them at some ,phase in the tertiary, I examined) 5010 contviicts, very well.. We say that a person is a the,, mails a fotldler carrying with ,it 'of u's by ,contemplating the inno+va-
cycle. The flies were o'btaine'd by ex good friend if he makes excuses for the wet-(burnt-wbo,d odor that a tion which a certain publishing firrrc
It was found that comvicts� blood- i,s considierini
posing raw beef outdoors aiul allow- pr,essturre and respiration changes, dur- urs. "Hie did hits (best" is a rathw' shouse would h(a)ve after it 'had been g. This, company, whi In
ing the ei gs to be deposited upon it, ing deception were. not, lame and half-hearted excuse, whi^.h ravaged' by flam,es. Puts out a ntuttnlbter of wood pulp flna
p by any mea- p p g�
after which the meat was transfer- sumoments, inferior in extent to those rye use to gloss over ,the failure of ,In'direc't applic'ati'on of this, appeal azine,s, is thinking of pepping up its
red to a cottan�stolppe're•d jar. The soraeone� who''we 'like or for ,."oon to the I0Iros,pective customer's olfa,c- 'book of ranger, and, obhetr outdoor
eggs 'hatched in 24 'hours and the-vp bdvc a feeling of sympathy. tory sebee is prolnldnlent in the case stories with a woodsy or piney seent,
new -(born larvae were fed on afresh 1.4 - 51•any People are 'provided with a of cigarettes. ,One off thei reasons its mytsttery magazine with the odors
beef. 1--atisr:afctoryi 'ewcuse' orex{pllanat:iohi for, th'ei'r 0-emlen*uls 'imrease • ins of the mysterious East, and its love(After Dr. ;Baer had hatched sev'- for'•theiT actions by saying they are popul'ari(ty 'during the lash decade or tales with the boud'oir's perfume,
eral ,'gencrattion,s of flies be noticed STOMACH due to `'`nerivoubmeslsf'" or , °tnerve,s." two is the iintrotdut�on orf coumarin
that they chid not appear as vigorous This mli••fies them even if it does not not into the manufacture of certain •
as they s'houl'd. Experiments. •bhon satisfy their friends,. ,The excuse, is brands. ,This, is a harmless synthetic ' I
lead to be und'er'taken to determine
V�rrj
a com,mlondy accepted cine. How of-
Aronvatile widely used in artirficial
the ideal conditions, moisture,
VL
ten are we (told that we shouldex-
vanilla; it str6alls litke Maple sugar.
light, beat and aid), for th'e'm. Ev-
cruse some' -one fnr his actions or Ile-
,One ,of the widest users to which
enbwally the flies were housed in a
when you have too much neid in
the
culiar behaviour 'because be, is me1ty-
per%umes are now ,putt in bueinegs is
glas,.s incubator with an electric ther-
• stomach causing indigestion, belching, gas, giddiness,
sus or highly,strung?
than of counteracting un leasaufnesls.
�` Antrol,
mostatic cowith a known ihumr-
and a
"dead on your feet'' feeling after
;Nervoulsnes,s, to same people,
The typical "clothy"'s,mlell of textiles • '
idity, artiffi'cially lighted,, and with the
meals—watch out—it may lead to
means 'a 'breakdown, the so-called
for instance, is Ibeing eradicated' by
cireudahion of air regulated atud kept
constant ,W rmeam,s of a
stomn•on ulcers.
Slowly but surely stomach ulcers
nervou-s prostration. To othets, it�
the chemist specriMizing in syhtThetir
smlaill miotor.
It was a veritable fly 'Heaven, and
will eat away the delicate mem-
hnanas of the
Tneans irritability or• tenn.per. o,utl•
To other -s, still, it mean
aromatics. Thi's smell ,has, in the
pastt, been due' to the use of ails
in it the pri's'oners thrived, Now at
lash conditti'onts
stomach and cause
untold suffering and perhaps an
operation,
,'bursts.
fears), worriers, or a feeling of d,e-
and
pasbes which are ,els'se-atial to make
were^ ,such that the
business of trying to obtain ,stet•ile
eY
Magrt'esia, which you
pression -"the 'blues."
No Tnotrber hoiw nervousness is de-
weaving easy as well as to give a
smooth fee,l to the finished goads.
larvae 'could proceed.
CaBIsurated
got at.from ac drug store will gyve
re]lef from acid stomach and heal
fined, the generally accepbed idea' is
These finishing ,preparattions usually ' F
At fir9t trials were in at, ster-
Stomach uleers- If you acid
'that the type of person Commonly,ble-rvd
to the fabric a smlelll 'of casrtar
ilizing the(m-aggats,hhetmlgelves, but it
,have
stomach, gas, a, e -I d indigestion;
belChing,
&,scriibedl as "netrvai*" hats tsolnio-
oi'l and sulphur; Also, if the cloth
was found that even after imrn r$ion
"whit
pr. syrnpto1119 of stomach
ulcers It
thing wro'nlg with bls' nertvres, This
•relmiafns on the retailer's shelves any
in a solution of antiseptic was
,You ,owe to yourself to
give Rfsiirated Magnesia trial.
idea is not to be woenderegd at, be-
length of 'irimve, lite pme1ptaratiott, ails
capable of rendering the Owtsdde Of .
a
Big Package, coal') cost. NOE a' C&U•Ele adlVertifielmentq constantly sue -
add a xanci,d sine)), This problem;
the maggot ,germrfree, ih'e still car-
laxative.
gest (that our. nerves are ,tired, or
too, the expert perfumer is meeting, .Em:(
tried bacteria in, his inte'stiml tract. '
worn. and, that they neted, a rest 'S'ynth'etic arotntatifes are btft added
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