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INSOMNIA
By Dr. W. J. Scholes
Many apparently healthy people
:troubled with insomnia. It is not •
;ways easy to Iocate the cause in ,
;individual case. Even though one
gards himself as perfectly hea1tt
,careful examination may reveal the b
sinning of disease, The abnar.
,waltefulness may be a symptom
are
al- raw oma:t e eye lnd•w th a piec
any of adhesive tape ;en :that the lid -mar
e gin will be" turned out and ,thei'ashe
kept from scratcharag qhe eye. ;Opera
seemed to have dropped down among
them with an astonishing message of
love, should so electrify the people as
to bring 'them togethed in such num-
bers. Paul no ,longer met with atten-
tion and eager listeners for the Jews,
again and again interrupted him with
contradictions and blasphemy, The:
,APostIes saw that it was no use tp.
'proceed, so, summoning all his 'cour-
age, Paul exclaimed they had clone
their duty to their fellow Jews. They
!had made to thein the offer of the gos-
pel and that offer had' been rejected.
Henceforth they would turn.to the
fientiles. - This utterance fell as a
.gladsome sound on, the ears of .the
Gentile listeners, More and more,
,widely the word of the Lord began to
spread, But the Jews were not eas-
ily defeated, They used their influ-
ence with he chief men of the city,
exercising it through their wives, ,and
the result was that the apostles were
drven forth to preach in other cities
of the same central region - of.-• Asia
,'Minor: It might have been expected'
{'that their converts would be filled
with discouragement, but it was not
so. They were filled with joy, and
,'with the Holy Ghost. Wherever St.
PERFE TING RADIO TUBES ' Paul and his friends went henceforth
are a, revolving :drum that ` a springa they became the objects of keenest
through apparatus—shown in hatred .because the Jews recognized
operates ,about, a heated oven. The the lower part of the picture—and all that they taught a -form of belie -
base;,Qftthettuube is filled with glue. is in readiness for the actual baking . fab
The tulze,then is; attached to the base Rather novel method. solutely inconsistent with the Jewish
aith hitherto known
ff WORLD MISSIONS
�pull .some �gf lthe;lashes,•.out but they rapid heart action than others, Any ( Will He Do?
I can
grow back ,again. Is .there anything:weakness in the heart muscle may A few weeks ago I employed Pedro
,do .to stop them , frgm growing., cause the heart to beat fastas a c
„ It makes olporeur, and I often wondered
'like this? .. y up in the number of beats the power If he "would do." He was not learn-
-Reiily that it lacks each beat The weak- ed, but I liked his spirit.
'This rani be corrected lb,y,s,n opera- (ness of the muscle may be caused by One Saturday , I sent him .to Ser
tion on the eyelid. {infection or valvular disease. Over- rezuela, bytrain from .•Bogota„ to "sell
If you ,object to ,this :little ,opera- activity of .the thyroid often causes a Bibles and portions of the Scriptures.
tion, you ,can lave the :lashes :pulled 'rapid heart. Fever, such as that oc- In the afternoon two policemen ar-
out when they b•Ather ystu. ,Qr,you,�curring in tuberculosis and the toxins rested .him; took charge of his "ma
:and d h
e, of some diseases, may increase' the leta" or handbag full of books,' and
- number of beats. Tobacco or coffee led him through the streets to jail,
s „may be the cause, i There he spent the long, dark, cold
-o— night walking the floor, for although
(Note:—Dr. Scholes will answer one of the seven other prisoners of -
such health questions in these col- feredt him his rude shakedown, the
umns as will be of -interest to others, vermin, the smells, the lack of fresh
air,, ,and the thought of his wife's an-
faulty functioning of one or more :.
gaps: When this is the case; t
•treatment of the insomnia is th
treatnc nt of the abnormal conditio
on whiich tit is based.
If no �ilis_„ease is present, - the habit
e' ,tion is the best.
of .They Probably Cant Bw i 1The
f Channel
ohe Jj. M. writes:"I had a, ysrtnng •nian
e staging with me a "-found 444 ;Cha
n be ;had lice. I have been trying. _to
get said of them ever since by i;atleh-
s ing and killing them, and washing my
d clothes in boiling water: I am .an
!Englishman and never knew what lice
o were R t -I came- here. Would you
f pi'
e ethere"e what to do . to get rid
u_ +oeaslet an
f the
and permissible in public- print.: Per-
sonal questions will be answered only kiety and uncertainty -he was` not al-
t when accompanied by self-addressed lowed to sen d a telegram,..—made
stamped envelope. Address Dr. W. sleep impossible. Neither food nor
5, Scholes, in care of - this paper.) water was offered him. The weary
hours of Sunday Iazorning dragged
S. S. LESS0N FOR JULY i2, 1925 heavily, but Pedro kept thinking of
the bright Bogota Sunday School with
Lesson Title ---The Gospel in An --I ifs Iso members singing hymns and
should :be carefully investigate
Some people:are wakeful because the
indulge in rtes or coffee, or use to
much tobacieo ar bedtime. flies
sometimes realrlt to a nervous stim
lation that makes sleep impossible
Much mental effort during the even
ing niay also snake the mid too act'
for sleep.
Late Meal A Cause
The cause sometimes' consists in
eating' too heartily a short time be -
fere going to bed. This is especially
likely to be true if there is any tend-
ency to digestive disturbances. On the
other hand, some people have difficul-
ty in sleeping if they; are hungry. In
such cases, a glass of milk and- a
cracker, taken at bedtime, is all that
is needed.
A Bedroom that is too hot, or poor-
ly ventilated, may cause restlessness,
5o may a bed that is too soft,. too
well covered, or otherwise uncomfort-
Able , ...l i_., ;: ' ::• �. r
Efforts; to overcome insomnia by!
means of drugs are usually unsatisfac-!
tory and dangerous... Many - sleep
producing drugs are habit-forming.
They should be avoided except when!
prescribed by a physician. 'A •warm
bath, a hot foot bath, and sponging!
the head with cool water before going'
to bed are safer remedies. And the
sleep produced by these simple meas-
ures is natural and refreshing.
But 'the cause of the insomnia
should be sought in the habits or in
the presence of some beginning dis- t
ease. Removing the cause is the best
way to a cure.,
Hoch of Pisidia. repeating Bible verses.
The clothigg should be boiled, bak- From Cyprus the" . apostles !nee, booksand 'had to
p passed him that he and his had to
ve ,ed or. gone :oyer with a hot iron. over, to the continent; and opened up leave.in the train about to depart
Lice live in the seams of clothing. rnissionary'work at Antioch in Pisidia. ;from the station, and that if. ever
(Treat the ,bed elothing. in the same 'Here Paul delivered his frst recorded'again he set foot in Serrezuela the
way, as wearing apparel. The body address. Comparing it with the ad- i consequences would be more serious.
dress of St. Peter at Pentecost and) "That is all right!" said Pedro. "1
with that of St. Stephen before the ,like the town and : I like the people,
Sanhedrin, all three will be found to and Ill be back again some day to
run upon the same lines. The Apos- make"'another visit"
ties did not make any special effort to ! Two policemen, keeping t a respect -
direct attention to themselves ,but ful distance, spied all his movements
waited until the Sabbath came round, to make sure he left in the train, and
and then they sought out the meeting so Pedro arrived in Gogota on Sun-`
Place of the- Jews. At the conclusion! day night, tired and. hungry, but hap -
of the public worship and the reading PY, and feeling something of the joy
of the lessons out of the law and the which comes to those who suffer in
prophets, the Rulers of the Synago-a great cause, even "the fellowship of
gue sent to them saying "ye men and his sufferings;"
brethren, if ye have any wordofex-
hortation for the people, say on."
Lesson Passage -Acts .13:42-52: At three o'clock the mayor sum -
Golden Text—Isa. 53:4, moned him to his Office,
should be thoroughly -scrubbed with
soap and hot water. As a preventive,'
the clothing should be dusted once a
week with washed sulphur. Be sure
that the sulphur- is distributed along.
the seams.
Sprinkle sulphur in the bed -cloth-
ing. ti
Rooms which may harbor - lice
should be thoroughly. 'cleaned --by
washing the walls with a 5 per cent.
!solution of 'carbolic acid.
, Kerosene wi11; kill lice in the .hair,
Leave -it on all night. But keep away
from open flames! Vinegar will dis-
solve the nits. "I! !. ,
CROPS ARE GOOD
St. Paul stood up, and began his - - Nokomis, June 24th., 1925
To Purify Water sermon by referung to the : lessons To the Editor of the Wingham Ad-
R. G. S. asks; "Will you tell merwhich had just been read, pointing vance-Tines,
what it is that can he put into -water out the providential dealings of God Dear Sir:
to purify it? Someone has told me 'with their forefathers and, in conclu-' Enclosed please find two dollars for
that there is` something that one can Ision, announced that the long -cherish- my paper. Our crops are looking fine
carry on trips thatyoucan usein wa-ted hope of Israel had at last been ful- out here and we are having fine rains
ter when you dont know whether it ''filled. At the close, the Jews.' left the and if nothing happens until we get
is pure or not." 'synagogue but the Gentiles talked it harvested it will be a big crop. In
Reply with them and begged them to preach some places the cut worm has been
Halazone tablets are used for this to them again on the: following Sab-;working and they have damaged the
purpose. They liberate chlorin in the bath. During the week they were, no gardens a good deal.
water. Your ` druggist can supply doubt, busy conversing with Jews and Yours Truly,
hem. ,religious proselytes and persuading Wtn. H. Hele.
--o— - them to continue in the grace of God
Heart Beats- Too Fast l (verses 42.43). DIED
A B. P. writes: "I.am 20 years old 'Verses. 44.52Results of Sermon Stinson ---In Gorrie, on Monday, June
nd seem to be in fairly good health.' . Tidings of that first sermon spread 291h., 1925, William Stinson, in his
ut my heart beats too fast. It beats !through the city and on the following 72nd yean
o times a minute and it beats that ! Sab_bath, ,a vast crowd' of all ranks, Esty—At 1332 Barley Ave., Buffalo,
ast even when I am not exercising nationalities and classes, thronged the on Sunday, June 2Tst., 1925. Gert
What would cause it to beat so fast?"idoors,of the synagogue; Immediate- rude Esty, beloved wife of A. J~ s-
Reply ly Jewish jealousy, burst into flame, ty, aged 48 years, '6 months and. 18
Some people normally have a more They were indignant . that one who 1 days,
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Questions and Answers a
Eyelashes Turn In B
Mrs. W. D. writes: "My lower eye-
lid seems to be turned in so that the f
eyelashes grow into the eye. The eye
is always' sore because the eyelashes
keep,4.scratching it Sometimes I can
NOW , boNT -GET
EiXCITED QLD - D AR -
I'LL BE READY IN
TEN N t'4Or'ES.!!
THAT MAN!
SAW'.- t `I•tiOUGH't. YOU
WAS GOING To BE READY
1N TEN MINU'T'ES
- YOU'VE. nn ME
WAFTING T4 TY!!
OUR OWN, DEFINITIONS
ACCIDENT: To hear Europe on your radio.
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ECHO: -.ret your mother-in-law to wallop you on the
ear and find out.
SALARY; Like water—it evaporates,
TELEPHONE: Means of carrying on a'flett without
casualties.
OPTIMIST: A man who can greet his: landlord with
a smile.
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IIAIR-PINS: Tiny wire contraptions now to be ,seen
in the country's foremost museums.
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JOB: Trying to convince friend wife over the tele-
, phone that you're working late at the office.
ANTIQUE: Junk covered with a coat of dust.
ERROR: To get fresh with a traffic cop,
IMPROVEMENTS: A hair -cut and a shave.
REWARD. - Something you get after you die.
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FAINT: What happens to you when you see the bills
for,friend wife's vacation outfit.
(To be continued)
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In England England they say women's short skirts are can-
•
ing unemployment. And strained -eye-sight—over here.
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Rolled down stockings cover a multitude of shins -
these. warm July days.
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THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN!
Eleven hungry hoboes were sentenced to "big eats"
by a kind-hearted Chicago judge the other day. They re-
fused the "eats" and asked to be given hard labor. Yes,
they did—not! -
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A small leak may sink a great ship. Also get you
pinched if it's- conning fromthe hip.
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A BURNING QUESTION!
Manufacturers of matches claim that the present
Lucifers we use are too long. So they intend to cut them
in half, Yes, and some of them might as well be cut in
six parts for aII the good they are. Neither end lights.
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"A live fly cannot be swallowed"—proverb. Got to -
tell that to our waiter to -day when he brings our glass of
milk.
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FAMOUS LAST LINES
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