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Zurich Herald, 1922-06-01, Page 3ILiIFUiii' 110 TREATMENT This Trouble Can Only be Got Rid of by Enriching the Blood. In no disease does the blood become thin so rapidly as in rheumatism,. Not only dodos it beeome thin, but it is loaded with rheumatic polsors. With- out proper treatment these poisons in- crease, the general health ins under- mined, the inflamed joints swell, and are very painful, and often the suf- ferer becomes crippled. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills build up tile blood and enable it tocast out the rheumatic poisons with tbe natural secretions of the body, thus defying out the pains rind benefitting the . gen- eral health, Source proof of these statements Is offered by Mrs. George Stanley,, Sparta, Ont,, who says: -- "For a number of years I was troubled with rheumatism, which at times was very painful. My general health was also affected,•• . and ' I could scarcely drag myself around. I had been deo; Loring a good deal, bat did not get any better, until one Clay my daughtee brought me a box ;of Dr. Williams' Pink Pins. ,By the time these were used 1 -could notice a slight improve- ment and I continued taking the pills until I had used about a dozen boxes., by which time I felt like a new person —and looked like one. I could do my work with ease, and have since enjoy- ed the best of health. I have since recommended Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to severalothers. whg received the sante benefit as myself." The best time to begin taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills is the moment you feel the least bit out of sorts. The sooner you deo .so the sooner you will regain your old time energy. You can get' these pills through : any medicine dealer or by mail post paid at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,, Brock-_ ville, Ont, Phone Service : Me fired Like 'Electric ,tight,, Tho first metered` telethorse service in the world is now, given in l':vere'.t, Was1i., where about'0,000 subscribers tire paying • for just the amount of tiz11' leg they do The rew ;rates which are now on trial under orders of • the WasPain;ton State, Booed cif Public • The First Company. IALT ,1DA`. BY DR. J. J, MIDDLETON provincial Board of Health, Ontario Dr, M1 lddicton will he glad to answer tiuestlone oaf Public health mat- ters through this column. Address :him at Spadioa Housed, $padiva • Cres t, Toronto, r. based o n the time COfS11171- :, ^--- •- / Works, axe ba a- � ,-•-„- , ed in actualtalking over the tele- work f To make the ckiildx ti oY a of t d' yy •„• nee water uYee, I sen in;.eeesite•i in yens. Ir to phone, tis gas, Under sty, i wt e aro. metered. Under this system the -vary much interested, but how earl healthy h tt�an�and women. um a , asserts that it iS I help? What can. I spay .oa do to• be be healthy ale a cervico company s s 3; Will the carrying out of a Child )risible to reduce the cost to 85 per of �t,ssistance to you?": l Welfare eicheme be an additional Ie cent. of its subeeribers awl increase Only a few day ago n lady asks l ,, „ ti ex f the Public, burden on the tarp y the cepaeity of its plant by 2;000 tele- phones ele- thrs quenbiotz of on� o i Work of this kind is never an ex- ��:..Health the Provincial 1s ph nige without adding to the ex- Nurs s from Pease. It is money invested and. is clta,nese Board of Health. repaid 'a hundred -fold in raising the it was 'to be free from stomach trouble These changes are . made possible , Of course sty Nue point nt view of. i, • health of the entire ccm- and finally was on the verge of a break. through tete development of a cleviee the Community brume there are so standard of g „ „ lies and munity. The trifling' cost off main- down. I actually dreaded for meal- time eal- known as a teleebrcavameten, vhich° many that volunteer Yat tannin"r a Community Nurse .is over- time to cure as I knew no matter haw aceu-rately measures the length of gentlemen can help that the answer bya ream- careful I was about nay diet I would t'n e each telephone is used by the tion in ugly surmounted u i a P to this la.dy's' tyuestioau scenic obvious) tion m the expemditrtre for hospitals, be sure to suffer afterwards. caning ort Tncoiiiin calls are net but it is not so from. the point o? r r • f- wilds are "'Pardee has just changed things all a e P Y h the,view- o r {ear. It is n•eces- asedum � and institutions 1round for me. For a long time I' had registered, For more than a year y of the lay `� 0 1 now in ninny cases ,filled to overflow - teleehrorrameters have _ been tested,! Bary theiefo�e, to provide practicalrted bythe tax_ been going without any brerakfast alta soul last December true were ordered and' authentic information that the t2 --g and are Suppe I ether and now I get up in the morn- y a enc �f the province, Many of the; g SAYS SHE HAD ACTUAL DREAD �p zri7'lin&,rn w�FT7CFSSi. ®1G MEALTIME ( TT1 i5Fa W.ANT.Sio FO TRAINING Classified Advertisements UUPT;, l WANT 8OATID, b'ALM OB mounts$ne, give partloulars. Box 100, Wilson Publishing go., ltd., 73 Adelaide St., W., Toronto, Montreal Woman. Was On Verge of Breakdown.But �r�+ O ll ,I,LL �J Eats • Anything Now, and Nervousness is Gone, Too. "Tanlac is wonderful. It has simply made me feel like a different person," seed Mrs, Wm. Allen, 1515 Wellington St., Verdun, Montreal, Quebec. "For five years I never knew what placed Everett1 of p y system ed on all telephones in the vexe volunteer worker can make use inmates of these institutions would be ing so hungry I can eat bacon on most . Frere are a few suggestions put in healthy men and to -day if their anything else I want and. enjoy it, I Among other advantages of the tele-' question and answer form which Wray resent defects and health lvattdicaps have gotten over the nervousness, too, chronometer,. the company claims help to make the' situation clear. d been given medical and nursing and am able to sleep all night long that it will discourage and' probably 1 Who is behind this work of ria be g e atteaition in early life. These unfor- without waking up once and I get up eliminate "listening in" on party lanes, Child Welfare? It is the Ontario 4 mornings .feeling thoroughly •refreshed. tuna.e people have become chronic I am still taking Taniac and improving as it will cost the eavesdropper money Government, working through the . to tale down his receiver and gather invalids and are now a burden to the Maternal and Child Welfare Division steadily. In fact, it just seems that the neighborhood gossi u h Provincial Beard f health. i s'iate. every dose increases my strength and 8 p; How many children • nn�eecSsary of the rovincia Dart a e were .horn and frivolous conversations will be re -1 a minimum and the use of 2. What is its object . (a) To re last year in Ontario? '72,511. Tarlac is said by all good .druggists. duced''ta „ ten, eight; asix, and four=party lines will be increased, because there will be less traffic on the lines duce the death rate among infants 5. Hoar many of these died •befoize and ; young. children in this ' province. reaching one year of age? - 7,804, or (b) To give advice and instruction more than one hundred out of every Telephone service is now given for to prospective mothers on haw to care thousand births. P as for their health during the critical 6. What is the infant death rate in the.aitle as $1 a month, which entitles sna:bseriber to 60 tekechrones a months preceding childbirth, in order New Zealand, where Child Welfare work has been carried on for about • month. If he uses more than that that the children may be well-born, amount he pays one cent. a teleehro- and get a good start in life. f- twenty years? About 45 pee 1,000. ne for it. Single -arty tele- (c) To instruct mothers in the pro-. Knowing these facts, tell your hones that formerly Dost Q;6 a month Per care and feeding of • infants so friends and neighbors. Interest every life. I is being carried op in your 'city and. phones a , axe now $525 a month which entitles that they may survive, the first eriti- body you know in tbe great work that almost 24 minutes of conversation, (d) To' provide means. whereby, community and, if possible, persuade ach business day. . mothers can their c The telechronometer is a little die- weighed and measured for physical acts. Remember it is a labor of love:" 9/linard's Llnlment Relieves Neuralgia worthy f the subscriber• to 600 month, or cal year of laild •en ii difl'erent eo le to become enthuse �,h haveth ' s t P P • Advt. Port 0'Happiness. To happiness! A foreign port we think Toward which we proudly. Steer, Our sails all set, our bows ,afoam, Mere pleasure is the reef ahead, my Helm down, haul taut the gear Our part of happiness is home! —H. C. Chatfield -Taylor. 4 A. Wall Street man was very keen vice located clone to each telephone ailments or defects. It is work that is wor ay o every, "Mystery roads" en which motor h t f hilid citizen. It is the work of the' Those Having Sick Animals 1 Before 1 1 could enter his all' ty, ft tr 1" has physical defects to provide , a free'will," said to be due School in charne of graduate of Johtns Hopkins Hospital. Apply Superin,. tendert, Homewood Sanitarium, Guelph. ANTED PBR50NS TO GEOW mushrooms for us waste space in cellars, but -houses or gardens can be made yield 325 to $50 per week; illus.. trated booklet and particulars ,sent for. 3e stamp. Toronto Supply Co., Ounistocll DELTINO FOR SALE ALL KINDS of NEW AND USED belting, pulleys, saws, eabie,bose,packing, etc:, shipped subject to :approval at low', est prices in Canada, YORK BELTING CO., 115 YORK STREET, TORONTO, Forest Fires and the Citizen. Forest fires have made such. inroads upon Canada's forests, that no citizen having the country's interests at learn can refrain from adopting every sensi- ble precaution in his personal conduct, Unextinguislted camp fires, lighted matches, end tobacco have robbed the nation of millions of dollars in publics owned' property. To leave acamp-fire burning while in or near standing tim• bar is a plain invitation to a disaster, The lighted match and the cigarette are in the same category. MONEY RDERS. The safe way to send money by mail is by Dominion Express Money Order. Two -cabins, a heating stove which will also wwarm food, and a life-saving net, into which shipwrecked people can jump, are the main features of a new type of lifeboat now being built. COARSE SALT LAND SALT Bulk Carlotts TORONTO SALT WORKS 0 J. CLIFF - TORONTO en having proficient clerks in his epi- and registers the time consnuned by (e) To advise the parents o a child - mer who said,"Inasmuch as ye cars travel more quickly "of their p •oy. Be ore a cert the c • ing par , after "central" havingown travel are now s office he was required to pass a -writ- made the connection. Registration is medical treatment for the child, so have done it to one of the least of to :the extra profuse vegetation on ten examination on his knowledge of stopped the instant their receiver is that the defects may be early cor-� these lYIy� brethren, ye have done it either ode the plants give off oxygen business. i ,• '_ I rep an the book. No influence rected once thus give the child a� Tinto Me. and Suffer little children At one examination one of the'ques- outs'.de the control of the subscriber chance to grow up normally, without, to come unto Me ;and forbid them not,l which helps the motor engines to run bens was: "Who formed the first' can cause registration any unneeesuary handicap in its .for of Such is the Kingdom of; more freely. SHOULD USE company?" A certain bright youth Was a little puzzled at -this, but was not to be floored. He *tote: "Ncalt sncees:fully floated a com- pany yr i'_e tie rest cf tie v or d was liquidation." He Tie passed. Experience. A youth sidled into a •jeweller's shop with a furtive air. 'He. handed the jeweller a ring with the stam- mered statement that he wished it marked with "some names." . "What names do you wish?" in-' quired the .jeweller. "From Arthur to Maud,"etlte young man blushingly whispered. The 'jeweller looked from the ring to the young. man and said in a fatherly manner, • "Take,, my advice,' young •man, and have' it engraved sim- ply, 'From Arthur'!" A man's lungs contain two hundred ctmbic inches of air. - growth and development. I Heaven", The largest sa,lling .ship afloat is a French five -master, La France, a steal. • barque of 5,633 tons burden, which C carries 30 sails and a crew of 54. Her • best fair:aveather run is 822 loots in �DHO D AILMENT a 24-hour day, though she has logged as.much as 421 knots in a hurricane. Not many steam freighters could bet- ter those figures. - Sir Arthro Balfour's full title is t, � r sn;; Earl cf Bay -four sand Z i .aunt Tlaprain of Wi•ttinghamne. Balfour is a small place in Fife, the -original home of the Badf�oturs. Wittinghame is the Earl of Balffour's Scottish home and place of birth, in East Lothian. - "If a child refuses to eat," says an expert, "do not try to force Mien; in- stead, dole out the. food with apparent reluctance and try to make him be- lieve that he must not eat too much." The bay and girl club leader who put "earn" inn) "Pearn" did much to further tete club :movement: Novel method of Attracting Settlers Wie•eonsin's method of adding to the -.population and wealth of the state is) distinguished by absolute originality,! and what is better, by unparaile'c:li success, says'an American writer. Like all states', not to mention Canada, s where immigration is desired, Wisr_ore Sin uses' printed *pamphlets describing the attractive 'features of the state, but it uses. these only as a secondary feature—the primary feature of its method of attracting new residents, and of retaining them after settle- nient, being an entirely personal ap- peal, an appeal from man to. Man, from the director of immigration dire- ctly' to the prospective settler, and a supervision of his interests alter his arrival in the satiate. This method can be best illustrated by deseribing a ty�picial e:oiample. In reply to a bureau of immigration classified advertisement, there name an inquiry -from a man in Iowa, in reply to this went a long personal letter from tine 'director of the bureau, interpreting an accompanying pam- phlet on "Farm Making in `Upper Wis- cousin," and pointing out the use of an unclosed "certificate of inquiry" to be :pre��ented to any person dr firm The ailments of childhood—consti- pation, indigestion, colic, cold's, etc.— can tc— can be quickly banished through the use of Baby's Own Tablets. They are a mild but thoto•uglt, laxative which in- stantly n stantly regulate the bowels and sweet,' en the stomach. They are guaranteed to contain na harmful thug and can be ;given to the youngest baby . with perfect safety. Concerning them Mrs. Ai -cede Lepage, Ste. Beatrix, Que., writes:—"Baby's Own Tablets were of great help to my baby. - They regu- lated her'_ bowels and stomach.` and made her plump and well." The Tab- lets are sold by medicine dealers or by nail at 25c a box from The Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Scandal. If you're the butt of scandal's aim, This thought to you appeals: The poorest fruit is not the game On .wliicli wasps -gnaw their meals. The v�i�cieus word, the ball of snow, They gather as they roll and grow• Throw a handful out upon the street, It's •a mountain' when the neighbors from welkin . the prospective settler --a --� might purchase land. • This .certificate Nurses War Memorial Fund.. is aprotect!on to the land purchaser, Canadian nurses from ooast to coast and it wenn the land salesman that are raising funds to erect a monument the Wisconsin Bureau of Immigration at the Capital in commemoration of intends to keep in tench with the pur- Canadian Nursing Sisters who lost chaser during the whole transaction. their lives during the Great War. On - Thus is the immigrant in a large meas- tario nntrses are` requested to send urs protected from falling into the their contributions either individually hands of unserupulous land agents,•or through their local association to and. should • he nevertlheless do so, he the. Provincial Secretary -Treasurer of could appeal to the buirean to have his the Fund, Miss Holland,. 410 Sher - wrongs righted.bourne St, Toronte. Th ]t f th' l ci f k has e resu1' o is {ln, • o wor been that since the war, 5,280 families have: located' in northern Wisconsin to develop farm homes. Two large charts have been made, one covered with dots representing new families located on the, land during the last three years. and' the other showing, with similar dots, each new family that has been directly eseisted by the immigration laureate The second• chart has nearly as many dos as the first. s ved the body- well Right food. for the body is more important than, rlighit fuel for the engixte . - uts is a scientific food,eontaining .fl rhe nutriment of wheat and malt- ed barley. GrapesNutS digests easily and o ti+ k1y', builds toward health and, strength --= and. is delightful in flavor and crispness a .� -r4� e ut $ keason"ir Tree Planting in Canada. This la the season of the year when tree planting :is being votively carried on throughout Canada. In Ontario and Quebec, farmers are improving their woodlots by planting, seedling trees sent out trona the provincial forest nursery sitatioirs at St. Williams and Berthierville, respectively; and in both provinces there is cemsiderable activity in regard to mnnnioipal forests, particularly in Ontario, where the first planting work is being done on some ot the newly established county forests. In the. Prairie Provinces• abotut five million seedlings and Cut- tings, all `told, will be sent out from the 1tidianellea•d and Saskatoon forest nursery stations ,of tbe. Doinin.ion Forestry Brameh. These are all fol; pisnting• shelterbelts on fame. Be- sides thee these same nursery stations are s�eniding' out a considierable gnaaltity of planting material and tree seeds for plan.tinig and sowing on different Dominion forest reserves. This is only a beginning in reforestation, but it ire dicates net the. tide is at last turning M that direction. Rules Differ. In Italy wheeled traffic keeps to the left in large towns but to the right in tIre country. The Wins "part" and Tati.loard" 'cave been used, when giving dlirec- 'tions to the man at the helm.of ,a stip t3ihte t!ht• sixteenitb century'.. The Pine Tree and the Star. In the vaulted blue a shining star, Brightest of the Hosts on high, Sheds its radiance from afar, A rare jewel of the easy. A humble pine -tree on earth below Lifts its arms unto that star, Like a giant index it doth show What it worships from afar. 2•he pine tree can not the star attain,. It stands rooted in the clay; But worship of the orb shall not wane 'Till the tree shall pass away. Winds the pine tree's branches toss and sway, But the gale it still defies And with its ,giant finger points the way To its idol in the skies. My soul looks upward to heights of fame, As the pine tree to the star, In dreams I sec an immortal name Where Fame's deathless glories are. And does my soul look up all in vain, While my feet ding to the clay? Should I' scorn heights I may not at- tain And choose a more humble way? Better that my soul should ever yearn For heights I shall never know, Than to be content to humbly turn - Znto ways obscure and low. As the pine points to the star on high It grows ever .straight and true; Arid uplifted ever, so may I Attain some small glory, too: —Hattie Washburn. Minard's Liniment forsale everywhere ST �6D.f AC TRU - LES AREDUE TO ACIDITY Tells Safe, Certain, Speedy Relief For Acid Indigestion. So-called stomach troubles, such as indigestion, gas, sourness, stomach- ache and inability to- retain food are in. probably nine cases out of ten, re - that excessive secre- tion evidence tion of acid is taking place in the stomach, causing the formation of gas and acid indigestion. Gas distends the stomach and causes that full, oppressive, burning feeling sometimes known as heartburn, while the acid irritates and inflames the delicate lining of the stomach. The trouble lies entirely in the excess de- velopment or secretion of acid. To stop or prevent this souring of the food contents of the stomach and to neutralize the acid, and make it bland and harmless, a teaspoonful ot Bisurated magnesia, a good and effec- tive corrector of aoid stotuach, should be taken in a quarter ee a glass of hot or cold water after eating or when- ever gas, sourness or acidity is felt. This sweetens the stomach and neu- tralizes the acidity in a few moments and is a perfectly harmless and inex- pensive remedy to use. An antacid, such as Bisurated Mag nesio, which can be obtained from any druggist in either powder or tablet form, enables the stomach to do its work properly without the aid of artificial digestents. Magnesia conies in several forms, so be certain to ask for and take only Bisurated Magnesia, which is especially prepared for the above purpose. Too many heads are turned to the appeal 01 "luck" and from the modest returns of thrift. Have . Good .Hair and. Clean Scalp Free from dandruff and itch- ing. It's easy. On retiring rub spots of dandruff and itching with OuticuraOintment,r. getting OMnt- nientwell on scalp. Nextu orning shampoo with Cntict�ra Soap and hotwater. ltiinse withtepidwater. Sarp25e. Ointateht25it,dSee. Telcaea25c. Sold tltroughbutiheI)ommiofl.'CanadianDepot: sac 1i st 4cd 344 34 Pad 34 W Walesa. Y, utealt!N Snap =.40 vnthootist�u ISSUE No, 21—'22... Amorioe's Pioneer Dog 7!{emediea Book on DOG DISEASES and How to Feed Mailed Free to any Ad- dress by the Author. 8. Clay Glover 00., 2nD. 129 'West 24th Street New York, U,S,A. Yy Wee WW Good for all throat and chest diseases Distemper, Garget. Sprains, Bruises, Colic, Mange, Spavins, Running Sores, etc., etc. Should always be in the stable —SOLD EVI:W' Wkii:RE. TQ EMJDY PERFECT EALTH Every Woman's Wish-, Read Mrs. Cassaaly's Experience Paris, Ontario,—"For five years I suffered with pains in my back and from other troubles women often have. Ali of this time I was unfit for work and was taking the different medicines that I thought were good. I saw the advertisement in the papers of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound and have taken it faith- fully. I am now in good health and do all my own work. I recommend it to others and give you permission to publish this letter en your little books and in the news- papers as a testimonial."—Maas. D. CessnDY, Box 461, Paris, Ontario. This medicine which helped Mrs. Cassady so much is worthy of your confidence. If you are troubled with such ailments as displacements, in- flammation, irregularities, or other forms of female weakness you should give it a trial now. Lydia E. Pinkham's Private Text: Book upon "Ailments Peculiar to Women" will be sent to you free `upon request, Write to The Lydia E. Pinhham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. This book contains valuable infor- mation. WARNING!. Say "Payer" when you buy Aspirin. y Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not get - ling Aspirin at all. Accept only an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains directions and dose worked out by physicians during 22 years and proved safe by millions for Colds Headache Rileu l atisni Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain • Hand* "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets ---Also bottles of24 and 10o -Druggists: nada) acttAspirin 1l the te Conde mark (registered Whiles St le well known shat Aepirint 'Manufacture of Bumr Hectic cic0 C of saucy znsni t.�tctaro, to assist the palters against itnftattoui•, tho 'tablets of `Savor Company Will be atainved With thou general trade Mark, the "Bayer Oroae."