The Exeter Times, 1924-8-14, Page 3Scouting ..`in 9bibiofand;
very interesting account of. Scout-
ing:,in Nigaria has came' to band from
Dr sd le who usedto ba,
Secutmaste • of our own 1.st Westport'
Troop in • Ontario. r•. Drysdale is do-
ing n isksonarY work' in„Nigeria, and
, ....
as you will'see by this account,,is :also
doirg',yuite ti good deal;nf Scenting.
,g'
If the Scout's were asked' the ques-
tion, " linereis Tbibiolaud?" I am sure
that very" few boys could answer the
question. Ibibioland is in Nigeria; on
the West Coast •Of -Attica, ' a Dri`tisb
pro tee to rate. •
The next question would be, How
can a person-reacli that land? Wel1
you rs • lave' o geto -
i� and ficin there board a steamer
.laid
Eng -
belonging to.the; Elder DempsterShip-
'
h
' ping Company `that sails along the
West Coast. The steamer stops at
many Ports « of interest and a Boy
Scout who; is always on •the "Alert'.'.
will see many wonderful sights,.
fin the steam-
er
three weelt�s sailing
enters the Gulf of Guinea and from,
the sea coast up. the Cross River for
60 miles, ,incl then`tlie anchor' Is, drop-
ped at Calabn.r,,. opposite a .place ;tailed
Duketowiri.' Then you must take a
PEOPLE "ALL 1ElIVES"
"What"to'D if YOU Find Yo trsc1f
in .This' Condition,
The sort of thing that specialists
speak of as nervous .debility .is the
run-down condition caused by over-
work, househpicl care .or worries. The
. themselves tired, zno-
sufferers find ilia new..Poetic Ilistogy of the Fit-,{ , ::chs
1_testren theta.
Why' She Kissed 1-U m,
Agincourt we a great English vim;.
tary; yet it would hardly be as f tmi.i
'ar `de' it"'Is to Llli;lis�ki ansa 'naitoricnn
Drs to -day if U bad been ,merely.
chronicled, not greatly celebrated by
the. victorious race, It is Shakespeare
and Drayton that have kept that great
fight and its leaders .still vivid and
alive. Recently .the di,�ti!guishea
French author and critic M. Champion
DUCATIO
BY DR. J, J. MIDDL ETON
provincial Board of 1eaith, °ntarfr
Mlddietoze wU be glad to answer quertfogs 4 Pibltc Resat" drill'
Um through this column. Address hies at (il�iditea Howie, gpiu1ffi1
Crsoeut. Toronto,
rose, low-spirited anti unaUle tc� keep. g in is measured
teentli Century,. has narrated the fFis- by its weakest link. It lnatters not
their •minds' on anything., Any :sudden cinating: career and ,achievements oT •
and sots the heart pal- how ponderous and massive' some of
noise startles , ,.;,r. Alain Char tie' w o in his poem the
ii'tatizi violently, ' Tl1ey i. are full of rob of the th> 1 k b tai h' tittle
g La of the Z our Ladles w
groundless• fears;: and do, not sleep
1t The hands tremble and
well at night, r the vanquished This t 1 t 1 'life
i would give p
theyw g
the legs feel as if ladies had
1 a. or anyexertion.
way, following a walla
ii lt• n of. such people
The Whole co d >,ii in action; one is taken prisoner; one collas be imagined than to have one
lo. n
may be described as pitiab is missing; • an,a the fourth is alive and Weals man"h on the team? All the
•Dd'ctoring the nerves:. with p:ofson ie f d Tl e aur others are Isla ing faultless ball and;
unwounded because .l ie .
arts sedatives is: a terrible mistake. ladies 'mourn, .their •iefs ,and sym- nothing seems to he in the way of
real nerve tonic is a good i victory. But the. poor player drops'I
The only pathiee with, one :another, but all ,the ball`at a crucial:moment when a
supply of new rich blood. Therefore agree that the greatest grief belongs '
treatment for nervousness and catch' should have` been certain and,
the t¢•ea to her whose lover has returned safe; � the opponents score a home run even••
y e ins may e, e chain has
streiigth and will not stand the strain
vie • of
h pointt
b• fi•o• x theof ti
same battle n if even one :o f its links are defeci;i; e.
:. is. is rue..w whatever lase of
Each of the ,four acres a a lover one considers; Take" a baseball game
engaged `. he conflict. One is.lsilledfor instance 'What eater drawback
inti c gr w
health is D. Williams? Pink'
zun down heal Master Alain, as he was oftenest ingupthe score or winningthe sine.
1 np and g
fi t i t t Liverpool Eng Pilin, which promptly bur d 1 ,called; was a fervent. patriot not only It was - the. Weak. player that did the
blood. The revived appe-enrich thein inciting his countrymen to realstrick. In any aline') of organized sport
ip
tite, the strong . nervus, iznprorved • and repel the English but also in bold- such as rowing, every man must do
h which comes lhis bit and do it well. There must •e
spirits and new strength ly calling attention to needed reform l t u t b
of er a course 'of these pills will de -
in hi own land; he denounced sorra -Inc weak spot's anywhere. And so itis
t sp
light every sufferer,when we think of the public health
tion and incompetence; he champion and the efforts that are beingput for-'
You `>can get these pills from any ed the poor anti o ire sed always u - I
at 50G ahl e , y t ward to . keep • the people well and
medicine dealer or by mall teringalis mind with _a fearlessnes
Williams' s strong, to'prevent:the spread of tom -1
box from The Dr, W ' Medicine tyle viol's admirabhe because in those miinica le disease'" .to savethe
le , • lives
Co. Brockville, Ont. everymanof letters �depend- ofmothers ' and ' infants to • 'rotect
days was< p , p
ent upon favor and •patronage. But workers in industry and to provide
Master Alain, despite his free tongue, clean food, safe milk and pure water
never lost favor at court he ivas even •for, drinking'"purposes. The disposal
intrusted,- •=with delicate foreign ne- i of refuse, the provision of adequate
g
launch to travel another- 50 miles up
the Cross: River 'until you reach a
place called Itul This place in the old
days was a great slave market, but
now, under the influence of the gospel
and the Government, slave' dealing is
practically done awry with, and in
the ima.rket at the present time, you
will find the natives trading in yam,
rice, fish, etc.
Now you have entered the great
sand of. Tbibio. It 'is very hard to
state exactly the population of this
great African country,ebut there are
thousands and thousands of men, wo-
men and children.
Of course with such a crowd of
children there are many boys. They are
black in the skin, but they are just
the same as the boys at home. Boys
w'ho are willing to learn hut have not
the same opportunitiea as the boys in
Canada. ' But they ane gradually get-
ting more and more chance through
the Missionaries and the Government.
The native boys are fond of sports
as well as of learning, and they make
"very good Scouts. On the 22nd day of-
March
f.March of dais year we - held a Scout
Field Day at Ibiaku: This is an, an-
nual affair, .and the boys, all talk of
as the "22nd." At this time of the
year it seems funny to talk to a Cana:
than hey about a Field Day, as it would
be very cold. But not so in Ibibi•dland•
At that time it was 90 degrees in the
shade, so that in the sun it would be
about 140 degrees,' which will . almost
make a Canadian boy hot to .think
At the Field Day there were about
6,000 natives present faun). far and
near, ,chiefs, men, women, boys and
girls.. There were only 19 Europeans
present, representing Government of-
ficials, missionaries and traders'. Cap-
tain F. Ashley, the head .of the Gov-
ernment in this district, was present,
and he is a great supporter and takes
a great interest in the Scout. Move-
ment. He also gave the first prize for
the parade.
The day was spent in, sports of all
kinds, races. football, games, etc. I
am sure that if the Boy Scouts of
Canada had been able to look on they
would' agree with Mr. Drysdale when
he says that the boys in Ibibiolaiid
are good Scouts.
Torliedo-Carrying' Wonder
Plan9e.
otia.itona and sent abroad as anibas-• sewage facilities, the matter or per
Wilat Is generally thought.to be the gi health -
built sena , hygiene, good habits, pro
moat wionderful`.aeroplane ever ssa He lived lop honored, and be
dor. g ,per methods df living, eating, the
is nearing. completion at the works of
loved by peeks and- peasant; he was' right .kind. 'of •food, and not overeat-
the Blackburn Aircraft Co., Ltd., at g
the favorite of three kings, and once ing, keeping the bowels active; taking
Brough, on the,Humter, in East Eng-, it is_ the ane thing 'known of him to outdoor exercise, bathing frequently,
land, cultivatili a kindly and o timistic
lmost readers "outside France -he g Y P
been built for the spirit irit towards' those with whom we
The machine has b ewas kissed bya. P
\ir Minist and is named the Cuba- princess,.
' come in contact -these are some of
i-y,,I The lady was Marguerite of Scot-
roo. It is driven by a 1,000;11.p. Napier wife of itis Dauphin,' iter Danis the links in the chain of health.
land, p l The recent convention of social
Cub. It is ,a' biplane ,with "a wing XI She was young, intelligent, spirit- workers
s •read of about,70 fee -t, and it has an f g 1 phademonstrated the numerous
P ed and beautiful; of Alain it was said phases of health and welfare activi-
enormous fuselage. ;
g - that lie had the most beautiful soul 'tie that have to be considered if' the
s
That Boy, Too, Loved the
Out of Doors.
That 'boy, too, loved .the ''orut-of-doors
The lakes and shores;
He noticed sparrows quarrelling,
And frig trees, bare or burgeoning;
And He was friend of tree, bush, stone
When he was grown,
Once in a beat He spoke great things;
Once on a mountain,, tempted, won.
He often tramped the open road
Beneath the dusty sun:
Oh, it is good to know that He '
'Was fond of out -door things as we.
How much like us! How well we
know
That bay they nailed Christ, long ago.
—Mary Carolyn Davies.
sa
1-1e—"T did'nk know , ouhad a loud
.,t uy
eaker." ..
s+P
tis�t nra laying'pa out."
She. --"That's S
comrnunity-. A11 phases of the work
came up; for discussion, child welfare,
mental deficiency, delinquents, better-
ing the condition of the poet', provid-
in better facilities for workers,
b
guarding their health and preventing
These - and ' many other
accidents. n
topics were .thoroughly considered.x
listening to a discussion 9n; industrial
hygiene iene problems, I jotted down a few
Yg
notes, They tend. to show' how varied
and interesting are the subjects being
with, and how theypertain to
dealtw h,
of the industial workers
the welfare
—a class which comprises such a
large part of our population. • Here
are some of the things talked about:
Protection of workers against, an-
thrax and lead poisoning also came up
for discussion, as .did also; the ques-
tion of providing legislation for the
of women workers before
protection
and after childbirth.
Low wages and long hours produce
a lower standard of living, immoral
ity and disease.
Part of:the:duties' of social workers
is to try and bring about shorter
hours of work in certain occupations.
A great problem, confronting us at
lthe present time is' the reduction of
unemployment. ment.
P
Y
The 8 -hour day" was advocated in
industrial work of the: nature of min-
ing, manufacturing and construction.
New Brunswick,^it appears,,is •.the
only province in the Dominion that
permits child labor under , fourteen
years of ;age
"' ii urate
d
ome scheme should• be`�na
S g
to examine school children, ‘so as to
decide what employment they are best
suited for.
If L. V. S. of Napanee will send
naive and address to Dr. Middleton,
Spadina House, Toronto, he will give
some directions about anti -goitre
Although the Napier- Cub, is, both. and the ugliest countenance of anywhole scheme of social service is to be tablets. 'They are expected to be soon
in size and:
power, the 'biggest aero g
man in France;" He had fallen asleep of, any real -and lasting service to the on the market:
engine in the world, it is stovaed away on, a bench in the courtyard of the -----"`"
in the fuselage so 'that • it gannet be , palace when li'Iarguerite cameby at y ,
seen, and the pilot's `s •
eat ie actually tended by a mein of courtiers •and
on top of'the engine. '• 1 noble' ladies. She stooped and kissed
Inside the fuselage there are three Min as he slept. The company were
separate floors. On the top floor is asitounded, and one maid of honor ven-
the pilot's room and space for arma- tared to remark, "But, madame, from
ment. I can you kiss a man who is so ugly?"
On the middle floor are the chart -1 "It is not to the man that I have
room and offices, and on, the "ground given a kiss," replled the princess,
flour" ex basement are the bomb I "but to the precious mouth from which
sights and more armament. The tor- i have passed arid gone forth so many
pedo is also controlled from, this room. wise and witty words and noble sen-
Th,e machine has been specially de- i tenses."
signed• to .carry the- 'largest naval tor- Master Alain fortunately lived to
pedo built., see and to flail the rise of Jeanne
It has a normal top speed of 120 d'Arc; and his last known poem is' one
m.p:h., but ;when in action it could again ` denouncing the English and
swoop flown at 150 m.p.h. to, within a , prophesying that they soon should be
tarped�o!wi ich•ivould:disable:nor even ; indeed. they were soon- after.: •
sink the largest a£6,,,000.,600 `battleship
afioa,t, and be `miles 'away "aim-ost,be
h Few people know that the word fag
fore -the crew of Phe ship knew vvat is a cif ed dorm of fatigue, although
pp g
few feet of the water; 'discharge its ' defeated. and driven from
Prance—as
washappening.
The'.Ouoaroo.lzas been, designed by short ,for photographs x•
ncog
built for .the. price cogriito, memo. for , memorandum,
machines Could be
of th battleship • hi h any on
•them. could- destroy.
,- -Chinese Trees for' Pulp.
Seeds of•Chinese fit' trees, which are
partimilarly suited -for the ma.nufac-
ture of wood pulp, are bing tested by
the forest service in the hope of- add-
ing to the pulp producing resources of
thea United States.
everybody recognizes that photo is
:'°for in
Major Bumpus, ancl,a fleet of 400 such
e esiip w'o P of
motor for motor -car, pram for peram
bulator, phone for telephone, and cycle
for bicycle -clipped still further to
„bike."
Volcano for. Rent.
In Bolivia '
ed
ii is a volcano is
offer
for sale or for rent. The advertise -
stent asserts that the volcano will pro -
Mice enough,, steam to- develop electri-
ctrl energy , of 100,00.0,000 kilowatt
hours a year. The offer Is said to be
R bona fide Ono;
Science has records of fish-, birds,
and animals which have changed their.
sex.
Her Improvement.
"Have you noticed any improvement
in .your golf lately?" -
"You bet! ` I found ten' balls out of
50 last yesterday "Last season I was
lucky if I . found two." '
Many sympathize will s athize with your
'P
misfortune; it is a real friend' that
honestly rejoices in your success. '
Avoid. loss when sending money by
mail. Use Dominion Express Money
Orders—the safe, convenient, inexpen-
sive way.
The biggest mistake of all is con-
Minard's stantly to be looking for small ones.
Liniment Relieves Pain.
Celebrate Arrival' of Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Left—"Whoopin' 'em up" at
the rodeo
1VIacLood, a littletown in. Alberta,
with a papulation .of about awe theus-
and rather quiet souls; celebrated its
jubilee recently.'
Fifty, .
years ago ii squadron of the
Royal Northwest Mohnted Police
camped on th'e site, macro It thein' head-
quarters, and it was for many years
the centre of the Western cone ,of law
and carder. Pifty years. In that time
MacLeod -has grown tip into a flourish-
ing little prairie town, and created a
Wealth of traditions;
Top—Veterans oif•the Scarlet and C,oltl meet after half a°century. Below-
Participants in the . war dance.
'
.practically' all those ,who remain of
the. original'mombers of the i.sparlet
and gold gathered in MacLeod, tti-aw-,
ing, - with them; seventeen thousbnd
visitors from all over t11h" American
Continent.
Scores'of cowboys, veteran 'inoun--
ties and °visitors da'ncod on the side-
wallts to the tunes of old fiddles .and,
banjos• picked and sawed by wrinitiod
hands. The' Backfeet anti Blears,
once' the terrors of the - surrounding
plains, held at old-time war dance in
BAIIY'S GREAT DANGER
.l
OARING 11011
More little ones 'die, during the hot
weather than at any other tithe ,of the
year. Diarrhoea;dysentry, cholera
infantum• and seta0 aC1l tFoubles came
without uarning,fa•i d when a`3riiedfcine
is not at hand to givepromptly ,the
short delay too frequently means that
the child has passed -beyond:, aid.
Baby's Own Tablets should always be
kept in the house where there axe
young children., An occasional dose
of the Tablets will prevent' stomach
and bowel trou171es, or if the trouble
comes .suddenly the prompt use of the
Tablets will relieve the baby. • The
Tablets are said by medicine dealers
or by mail at 25 cents a box -Prom The
I Dr. Williams? Medicine Co., ' Brock-
ville, Ont.
hoels.... f�
I too have looked on angels,
The angels of the Lord,
Not Uriel standing in the sun,
Nor Raphael whose plumed sandals
run
Upon the winds, nor that holy one
Nearest the throne, great Gabriel,
Nor Michael of the sword.
their camp. Their shrieks and
throb-
,
biig toi iams mingled strangely with
the inmate"; o,f`,• the'vie:it.ing bands and
the bags
itpes 'who i ion�op�olized'ia.lrnos't
,p h
every street Cor ver,.
To -da ye. is2irrountic d by vast deposits,
of, bituminous ,and''anthracite coal, .the
centre of a c
• ils ',tle atill •horse r=iis'ing
coltiitry;,
MacLeod " contains four
cirurchcn, good seno ors, and Is the
_
I saw no wings of angels
Arched overPalestine,
Not above Ornan's threshing floor
Where the Wrath was stayed, nor
above it sore
Thirst of the desert where Hagar bore
Water of life ba Ishmael,
Led by celestial sign.
headquarters, of the Royal Canadian
o.
'Mounta
d P Itce.
Altars, but never angels
Ascending in the fire;
Beggars, but not in seraph hold
Borne skyward; river, but up gold
And beryl of high -heralds told -
To show to fainting Daniel '
The 'end of worrldis desire.
For
arfkd4r people*
1
u
Pore. No chicory oradulterant ,
this .
ce C
coffee
Yet I have looked on angels,
The angels of, the Lord,
And entertained them unawares,
Worn men and women 'bowe,d with
cares,
Pilgrims whose ` patient eyes were.
prayers,
Binding rebellius Israel
With love's tenacious cord.
A11 quietly God's, angelsi
Go lifting, hearts' that fall,
Slipping our prison doors ajar;
Shining more softly than a star
Where gloor,nisi have been the shadows
are,
Guileless as' Nathaniel,
Uziclauntable ne Paul.
ry�A►.71 S�vY• TRICKS
L
Hole
Button Rose
The.i3u
R e In
This is a good stunt; with which
to begin a series of parlor tricks.
The trickster pretends to pick a
magic seed out of the air and puts
it on his coat lapel where a but-
tonhole `.flower would be worn.
The spectators can see that his
hands are - empty. He ' counts,
"One, Two, Three!". and a real,
rose appears, as 1f by magic, in
the buttonhole.
A length of elastic is the eon -
federate in the trick. One end
of this is fastenedto the inside
of the coat under the armpit. The
exact position will have to be de-
termined by experiments. This is
lead right through the cloth and
through the buttonhole and a
rose -is fastened to the end. When
the performer enters the parlor,
the elastic is ,stretched and the
rose hidden and held by the ,pres
sure of the upper arm against the
body. To cause the rose to ap-
pear in the buttonhole, it neces-
sary only to relax the pressure of
the arm against the body. ` Magi-
cians usually arrange for the rose
to be easily detached from the
elastic,- thus permitting an exams-
nation of the flower and the auto-
matic vanishing of the means by
':Which .the trick was done.
(Clip this oat aakcI paste it, with
other of the series, in a scrapbook.)
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city Moose Jaw. The area c
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divine Hat, Eaoh sheet is appro
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telephone lines, railways,' post offices,.
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The neglect of the -sulx.'s healing
powers has been one of the greatest
l of many blunders of so-called" civil-
ization.—Sir Herbert Barker, the fa-
mous bone -setter.
For a finger -nail to reach its fulls
length, an average of seven -twelfths
of an -inch, from 121 to 130 days of
growth are necessary.
A Quake a Week.
The city of Lima, Peru, has an earth-
quake about once a week, but in ten
years there has been no loss of life or
property. Slight jars and -heavy
rumblings are the chief characteris-
tics.
Valued at $75,000, a wonderful new
telescope has been made for the Rus-
sian Government by a British firm. It
'contains a mirror 40in. wide, 81/2in.
thick, and nearly 1,000 pounds in
weight.
Saint John beheld glad angels
At the "gates of,,the,jaepe1' wall;,,
Bu*t I have seen then spent•tvith"grief,,
Homeless as wandering autumn leaf,
Reapers that sulk. beside the sheaf,
Yet ever like child Samuel
Arising at the call. .
Oh, I have - looked: - on -angels,
The angels 'of the Lord,
With none- believing their report,
Of the Philistines macre a sport,
Rejected, 3 yet 'the temple court
Of God's own grace, Immanuel,
Ilis worship their' reward.
Isatltarine ` Lee ,Bates in Youth's
Companion. ` "
T17e Nc"rowest Streets.
Some of 'tie streets in Chinese cities
are• only three feet wide
Coiitcrit makes, poor men rich; d,is-
content makes riehi men poor.
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Lydia E,Phi harp's Vegetable Com;
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Port Mann, B. C.— "I tookLydia >iL
Pinkham's VegetableCompound because
I was tired and run.
proveour down. I had hepad-
f
eara, re
More Phosphate if, you want you
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Thin, nerve -exhausted people grow
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Save Your Hair!
Rub the scalp with M's
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It removes dandruff. and stops
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pe
tite andwas troubled
for two years with
sleeplessness. I tried
many medicines, but
nothing did me an
real good. While
was living in. Wash-
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mended byastranger
to take Lydia E.
Pinlsham's Vegeta
bre Compound. I am stronger and feel
Elie since then and am able to do my
housework. I am willing for you to
Lase these facts as a testimonial.' --Mrs,
3. C: GatoWEs, Port Mann, B. C.
Feels New Life and Strength
Keene,N. H.—"I was weak and run:;
down: and had backache and all sorts of
troubles which women have. I found
lief when taking Lydia E. Pink -
„Leat Le ,,
ham's Vegetable Compound and I also
used Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanative
Wash. I am able to do my work and feel
new life and strengtl'from the Vegeta-
ble Compound. I ala doing all I canto
advertise it. ”— Mrs. A. F. HAMmonn,
72 Carpenter Street, Keene, N.H.
Sick and ailing women everywhere
in; the Dominion should try L dia E.
A?uikham's Vegetable . pp
Comp cavi.
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