Zurich Herald, 1922-06-29, Page 3NEW STRENGTH FOR
WEAK STOMACHS,
Indigestion Disappears When
the Blood Supply is Enriched.
The urgent need of all who, suffer
from indigestion, and who find the
stomach unableto perforin its usual
function, is a tonic to enrich the blood.
Pain and distress after eating is the
NNW the, stomach shows that it is too
weak to perform the work of digesting
the food taken. In this condition some,
people' foolishly resort to purgatives,
but these only further aggravate the
trouble,
New ateemgth is given weak stow-
aches by Dr. Williams' Pink .Pills 'be-
cause these pills enrich and purify the
blood supply. This is the natural Biro-
cess of giving strength and tone to tate
stomaeh, anZ it accounts ...for the
speedy relief in stomach • disorders
that follows the use of Dr: Williams'
Pink Pills. The appetite revivess,'food
Ganbe taken without discomfort, and
the burden and ' pains of indigestion
are dispelled: •«Mr. William. Johnson,
a prominent business man of Lequiller
N.S.,'beors testimony `to the value of.
these pills in c•aVes;,.,of this :kind. He
says:- "I' was attacked with dirges -
tion accompanied by.;s�evere'eramps in
the stomach. I;wasepreseribed for by
the fa:mdily doctor, but got very little
benefit. Then I tried some of the ad-
vertised remedies but'yvith no better
result, Indeed my condition was grow-
ing worse. Then I read of theease of
a man who Trois:ed Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills whose condition was similar to
My own, and L_. decidedto try, this
medicine. The result, I think; was
amazing, as the use of s•ix boxes re-
stored me to my former good` health.
I can ,therefore -warmly recommend the
use of this medicine for ,stomach trou-
bles."
You can get these Pills from any
medicine dealer. or,by mail at 50 cents
bex or'•six 'boxes for $2,50 from The
Dr. Wiiliamns' 'Medicine Co„ Brock
vide, Ont:
The Industrious' Wasp.
The human view of wasps seems to
be lacking in breadth. -Because they
are given to stinging us we fail ;to' do
justice to their` virtues. One scientist
who has given much study to the mat-
ter says that the main doctrines et
the wasp are, "If any wasp 'Will not
work neither shall he :eat"; and'
"Every wasp to labor- according, to his
capacit y,"and receive according to his
needs M. a free 'community."
Division of labor, r
bo , it is believed; goes
a long way in. the nest..` Some of .the
workers .seem to he specially employ-
ed as
mployed'as ers • foragees and sial others g di , t ers ap-
be. told off a i nurses and guard
1+ '
'le et others +.ar engaged
I?i y eas
papermakers and masons: ,
Wasps are at:•alI times particularly
fond •• of honey. • Indeed: they have .a
very sweet" tooth for sugar in any
torr, Toward the end of summer,
'therefore, as• bee' keepers well know,
they will' force their way into • bee
hives as open robbers and carry off by
main'force as much as they can gorge
of their winged neighbor's honey..
The drones of the race instead of
being idle,and luxurious creatures, are
sober, _industrious and well behi vel
members of the community. They.
clean the streets of their town with
exemplary diligence ;• they act. as pub
tic scavengers,;or sanitary: officers. And;
they have their reward,;` forunlike the
doomed bee drones they :live ."their al-
lotted life in peace and quietness, till
winter involves both thein and their
spinster sisters in one common cata-
clysm of death and destruction.
When we are old, we pretend to be-
lieve tl.at we are still useful ;as our
excuse for living too long.
HEALTH EDUCATION
BY DR, J. J. MIDDLETON
Provincial Board of Health, Ogtario
Dr. Middleton will be glad to answer questions on Public Health mat•
ters through this column. Address him, at Spadiva House, Spadlna'
Crescent, ,Toronto.
If ever there was a live 'conference
held in this city it was the recent
annual meeting of the Ontario health
Officers Association. There is no
longer any valley of dry bones in
connection with that organization. It
fairly bubbles out with enthusiasm;
and the health vista of the future is
one of ,assurance, of confidence and of
hope. It was a pleasure to attend,
the meeting and .,hear 'the discussions
so ably presided over by Dr. W. J.
Shaw of Clinton. Dr. Shaw, has got
'
the tweivtieth century. -viewpoint. He
wants something done. He is not con-
tent with a mere rehash of foibles,
failings and shortcomings in public
health work. He insists on finding a
Solution. "I have heard this same
list' of ;adversities, of barriers to be
crossed, for years and years. No-
thing, or ,next to nothing, has been
done to remedy them, but now they
must be remedied." That is the way
to talk. When Medical Officers of
Health say "must" they mean busi-
ness. And they have the Public
Health Act at their backs.
`Dr, -F..J, Farley of. Trenton, Presi-
dent of .the Ontario Medical- Associa-
tion, delivered one of the most force-
fill addresses one could wish to hear.
-Be maintained . that the necessity for
Public Health Work was-. so obvious
that public opinion should not toper-'
ate any government in power that
would not endorse and carry out al
pwblic 'health. prograrn that would!
tend to insure the happiness, health
and welfare of the people.
Other important recommendations
Dr. Farley made were the establish-
meat of county laboratories for the
dountry physicians, the appointment'
Of properly trained, whole -time county`
medical health officers,' and common -1
ity nurses. •
Dr.. Robert, M.O.H. of . Hamilton,
advocated the same scheme foriziealthi
districts from 20 to 25 thousand,
people.
Dr, J. A. Morgan of Smith Town-
ship, Peterborough, gave an interest-'
ing paper : on "How to control Diph-
theria in. a Small • country
os •
village,"
istressing the fact that diphtheria is
one of the chief
causes of children's'
deaths in a community, and that the
'
free use of -swabs ' and antitoxin
coupled with the services of the eons -
=unity nurse are the best methods.
for its control;
A most interesting address ' on:,
"Food':; poisoning" , was ' given",'by: Dr;,,
M. J. Rosenau Professor of Medicine
and Hygiene of Harvard University,
author of th`e standard 'text -book.
"Preventive Medicine` and ° Hygiene,",
and one of the most" outstanding
authorities on public health subJects
on the continent. j
Dr.' H. W. Hill of London, Ont., gave
an address on "Some modern fall-
acies.," emphasizing ,the paint that
public. health work is more concerned
with .the prevention of disease than
Dr. W. W. Lailey of Toronto read
a paper on `"Pre -natal care." :..
Dr. C. J. 04 Hastings, M.O.H., To-
ronto, gave an address on "More effi-
cient care of mothers and expectant
mothers before, during and after con-
finement."
The morning session of the second
stay was entirely taken up with a dis-
cussion on milk andits prominence as
a -food indispensable both to the adult
and' the ' child: i
`'According to Mr. E. H. Stonehouse,
president of the National Dairy Coun-
cil, who delivered the first address
» . LIVED QN LIQUIDS
FOR MANY MONTHS
n ` *e_ars $t tiara beop-,thought
W Y timber that would gZve
mile period' rf serviwq as fen rce
cedar. ^Tile Forest ,Products,
ries of the Department of the
Canada, state, however,'tho4
.trying a eonzparailvely simple
it is possible to, treat posts, of
woods. in such : a way, that
'ave a lifo at least twteo as
a' cedar posts. The.preseraa-
^et of this treatment is clearly
show �_' au fencing' erected : at the: Do-
Inz>xi4;w"7,�'erestry Braneht',forest nursery.
at Tn n 'lead in 1917, . Here posts
of : i
1t n poplar were used, bath
treated and untreated, and •it is in-
tere,eting to note that all the untreated
post erected at this time have decayed
arid. been removed while the treated
pos .are still in, service and appear.
as sound as the day they were placed
in position;
Commercial Trees.,
Tliq:•conotant demand 'for informea
tion in beief forth, concerning the. lead
ing olparacteristics, range, and uses:of
Canada's chief aim -menial woods has
led the Forestry' Braasch of the De-
parthent of the Interior to issue Circe -
Lar No, 14, "Commercial Forest Trees
of.Cauada, by R. G. Lewis, B.ScF. In
eight, pages this; bulletin 'gives much
useful information •about Canadian
timber. The circular may be had free
upon ,application :;to the Director of
Forestry, 'Depairtment of the Interior,
Ottawa:
in the morning, on the subject .0
"How to Produce a Olean and Bam+
Milk 'Supply," some of the conditions^
threughout the province are very bad
"If'I were dictator," Mr. Stonehouse
declared, "1 :would ,pass a Dominion
law to -morrow•,: if that were possible,
for the compulsory pasteurization. 'of
inilk in every city, town and village.
When we reach the point after years
of education, when we cang'et good
practically certified milk, then and
then only can we dispense with pas-
teurization."
Dr. • Roberts, Medical Officer of
Health of Hamilton, pleaded for the
laboratory diagnosis of milk. Twenty-
five per cent of all the :oases of surgi-
cal tu'bercul'osis are caused from, the
bovine tubercular organisms that the
human being obtains from miller he
said.
Mr. AIex White, Chief Sanitary In-
spector of the province, advocated the
appointment by the Government of
three trained milk ,'specialists who
could approach the question -from the
dairymen's standpoint.
Several doctors and inspectors from
various parts of the province, includ-
ing Galt, Brantford and Ottawa,:main-
tained. that the most important, ques-
tion,orf all was the condition of the
herds.: One suggestion offered was
that each. Municipality should have
complete control of the milk 'supp'ly..
"Municipal Control of Milk Supply"
was the topic' of an address • by Dr.
Grant Fleming, Deputy Medical,,Offi
,cer of Health, Toronto. The inspec-
tion of farms and the education of the
farmers, having as inspectors veter-
inary graduates, and the inspection
of all- equipment used in producing
and delivering the 'milk, and in the
process of pasteurization vbere abso-
lutely necessary according to .Dr.
Fleming.
Topics , of ' a More general nature.
.formed the program of the afternoon.
Dr Colin ° Campbell.::of Toronto, gave -
some' alarming statistics in regard to
the • frequency . ofisquint or cross-
eye among .children. If taken in:time,
before the 'ageof five or six• years,
there should be no difficulty in total
cure,- • The trouble arose' when. a cure
was attempted by a ;person other 'than
n s 1 i knowl-
edge;
e ossa sin e 'era medical kn
P , g general OW
edge. In many cases, the doctor
stated, children were apparently
freed from the troni le" arid the; eye
seenaedL peirteatly +normal, when Its,:
matter af,'.faet, the ;'child would he
almost entirely: blind ,in the 'one eye.
"The pity is," the declared,' "that
all of., it is preventible. No time should
be lost in- stopping the practice of
having children ander, five' years of'
age 'eramined for.., glasses, by • anyone
other than a careful medical practi-
tioner." Dr. Campbell suggested that
the Health Officers' Association, as a
body, endorse a resolution: to that
effect. It is expected that • the com-
mittee will consider the matter and
report to the association at its next
A paper by Mr. F. A. Da11yn, C.E.,
on "Soil Pollution; ` in which the need
of extreme care in the. placing of. a
well was emphasized, and a descrip-
tion by Dr. P. 0. -Coulombs, M.O.H.,
of the work carried on by the Health
Department in, Sturgeon. Falls, with
which he is associated, concluded the
conference.
Gold' Mine Over Mile Deep.
The largest gold mine in Brazil is
nearly. 6,600 feet deep, employs 3,000
men and turns out over 62,000,000
worth of gold each year.
,et the Children share
this mealtime beverage
NO NEED to warn the little folks away
from the table beverage when Postum is
served; everyreason to invite every
member of the family to join in the enjoy-
ment of this wholesoine, satisfying drink.
Postum is made from Nature's best
wheat, and contains nothing to harm
nerves or digestion.
You'll greatly relish its full-bodied
flavor and aroma.
An economical mealtime drink --the
large size tin of instant Postum will serve
from 90 to 100 cups.
Made in the cup, in .a moment.
Instant Postum. for Health,
"There's a -lletrs>7ra"
Made by Canadian Postum Cereal Co., Ltd.
Windsor) Ontario
HEAI.THY CHILDREN
ALWAYS SLEEP WELL
The healthy child: sleeps well and
dv .ing its. wakingtoms is, never cross
bat ealways . happy sand laughing. It is-
onily„,;the sickly. ehiad thlat is cross and
peev,Isb. Mothers, if your children do
not..s ep well; if they are cross:. and
cry a great deal, give them_ Baby's
Own Tablets and they will soon be.
well%:and happy again; ;The Tablets
are'a Mild.but thorough laxative"whfch
regulate the bowels, sweeten ,the stom-
ach, banish. conatipu'•tc , .colic and in -
'digestion and promote healthful sleep.
They :are absiolute!ly ,guaranteed free
from' opiates and inlay be given to the
new-born ` babe with • perfect safety.
They are sold by medicine':dealers,: or
bys 4nail at' 25 ceeuts, a box from Thle
'Dr. T,Y,illdams' Medicine ;Co., Brock= i
v Lie; Clot..;
Tit -Blues:
a e descriptiveof
This,lzhi s p moods of
depression cir melancholy, -has en en:
;tea;ting, origin. L. was aorinerlq•`be
4.
tom,:.
eaifaed.,.lits, of melancholy:as:,:=the
chemioal 'Worked on the • systema
through the 'Shin., As the dyer w
ere
neariy',always stained blue', in parts of
their bodies, the, phrase came: luta cur-
rent '`use to express low spirits or
moodiness.
MONEY ORDERS..
Domiiilon'Express Money Orders are
on ,sale in five thousand" offlees
throughout Canada.
"Could you let me' have a five-spot
for a few days?".asked Blithersby, in
a confidential, whisper.
"Here it is,” shouted Mr. Grump -
son, at the top of his voice.
"Thanks, but why so loud?"
"I was hoping I'd be able to impress
the transaction on your memory."
Registering a Loan.
Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere
Autortiilobilists and Forest
Fires.
In many parts of this continent it is
found that:: automobile registrations
and forest firest are increasing about
propart onateiy. A great many people
are touring about the country, seeltthg
out places away front -the railways and
main highways and, unfortunately,
th^rough•carelossness with fire, slime of
them misuse' and destroy the iiorests.
There is no desire on the part of
forest authorities to .bir citizens 'groin
theforestay{ but there is'no reason why
forest fire. should •follow in the wake
of the automobile All that is deeded
is' that every tourist who: camps ,for
the night or stops at noir to boil his
kettle in the woods should ;personally
see to it that his fire is dead out be-
fore he leaves it. 'those who go Into
the woods for either business or plea-
sure see the value of the forests and
should catch the -enthusiasm for the.
conservation and proper utilization of
this great Canadian resource.
Homesteaders From U.S.
With the exception of the states of
Arizona and MissiSeippi, every state
and'territriry in the United States con-
tributed to, the number of homestead
entries made by citizens of .that colrii-
try arriving in Canada in the fiscal
you. onaing March .81, 1921, atilinne
sots contributed the greatest number,
147, with North Dakota second, with
104. ' Mlehtgansent 7 Iowa, 68, South
Dakota anclIeW Fork earali 48, Il]'lu-
018 hurl Oftlatiail ...46 each; Indiana,'
Montana iiur'lt,l'isial 87 each, and',
Nebraska aired `i'attngton 35 eaoh•
'were were 1,0'7l'_enteles .from the
'tlnitte,d" states, 723 ; In Alberta, 290
Sasltatchewosi and 49 In Manitoba with
10 111 the railway belt, of British Celina:
bias Tho totarrl onto ,et of entries Ern
ail sour ey' Wt 5,3A9, representing esenting ;11,-
256 periton ,
MONETTE'S STOMACH
TROUBLE NOW OVER.
COME, HE MAKES
STATEMENT.
e
Declares Tanlac Completely
Overcame His Trouble After
Everything Else Failed.
"Itwas alucky;when, I bought
day
Tanlac for it has made a new ?man of
me," said ,irtliur Momette, 165A St.
Elizabeth, Montreal: "My appetite
was so bad I'never knew what it was
to be the least bit hungry.: Even what
little I did force dowel 's'oured and
bloated me so badly I had 'terrible.
smothering. sensations and awful
pains. For months I was tamable to
eat any solid food and I got in a ter-
ribly run-down condition. I became
so nervous I would wake up all' dur-
ing the night, and got little sound
sleep. I was .constantly looking for
something to bring me relief, but
nothing .seemed to reach my case un
til I ran across Tandac.
"Six bottles of Tarlac completely
overcome my trouble. I now eat lust
anything and never have an ache or
pain or a sign of .ste naoh trouble,. I
can't recommend Tavniac too highly."
' Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
Advt.
Learn to Laugh..
Learn to laugh; a good laugh is bet-
ter than medicine.
.-Learn haw to tell a story; a good
story, well told, is as welcome as sun-
shine in a sick -room.
Learn to keep your troubles to your-
self; self; the world is too busy to care for
your ills and sorrows.
Learn to meet your friends with a
not see any good in the world, keep
the bad to yourself.
Learn to hide your aches and pains,
undearpleasant s'miiies; no one cares to
liear^whether you have headaches, ear
aeliee,' or rheumatism.
Lear to meet your friends with, a
smile; a good-humored man or wo-
man is alwayswelcome, bat . the dys-
peptic is not wanted anywhere.
You will pass through this world
but once. Any good thing, therefore,
that you can do, or any kindness that
you can •showto any human being,you
had "bolter do it now; do'. not defer or
,neglect it.-
His:Hearing Restored.'.
r rum
invented b
The invisible ea d Y
,A. • 0., Leonard, is. a miniature
Clha5ifred AcJverti einel*t,
4 74NTE.:D—YGTNtl.,.; i uii
1'' '.good educatioo"ttr train as nrtrak.4
Apply Wella,ndra IIoapitel, ist. Cathar-
,Ines, Ont.
RENTING FOFt IIAL0
.ALL, I(INDis 'OR' NEW AND TUSED.
belting,' pulleys, saws, cablo,loose'p .eking,
etc., shipped subleot tq approve at lows
s price a Canada, ?ORX LatIsT(11
CO.. 118 '40RK sra tillET, TORONTO.
The mean who really "delivers the,
goods" doesn't have to knelt at bac
doors.
Minerti's Liniment Relieves UeuraI9h :.
,Peal happiness is Cheap eneligh,yet
how dearly we pay for its counterfeit,
00ASALT
.AND SALT
Bac dots
TORONTO SALT WORKS
0, A, ow,* TORONTO
£mst'iors's Pa nese Dog lissztadtea
Book on
DOG DISEASES
and How to Fred,
Mailed Free to any 44.
galas bYlth Author.
12sest er 24th ;Streett
New 'York, U.S.A.
Baby
ants
.:
W C �
Incur r.
His Skin So
It. Keey�s ft
Smooth and Clear
Baby's tender skin requires mild, soothr
ing properties, such as are found in the.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcunit
The Soap is so sweet, pure and cleansing
and the. Ointment so soothing and healing,
especially when baby's skirl is irritated.
Cuticula Talcum is also ideal for baby.
Soao25c.' Ointment2SandSOc. Talcam25e. Sold
throuahouttheDominion. CanadianDepot:
Liariana,' Limited, 344 St. Band St., W., Montreal .:
W'Cuticura Soapshaves withoutmug.
NEARLY CRAZY
,megaphone fitting Meade the 'ear , -
^ ' en -
—WITH P11313
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"F`arz"L ofhundreds 'of eo i�1ngewr
York city..., Mr. Leonard invented thi
and head noises
drum to, relieve h�imsself . of deefneas
this so'
and it=does. t s
BAn
sniccessfulSy flirt no one could- tell he • U
is a deaf man. It is effective when
deafness is, caused b catarrh or by �Pink.
ae y.Read How: Lydia E.
perforatedor wholly destroyed naturalis aln'sVegetableCompound
drums. A request for information to p.
A.-0. Leonard, Suite 437;10 Fifth Ave., Helped ;Mrs. Beecroft
New York city, will be given prompt •
reply. advt,
Getting Bank.
Waiter -"Grilled steak, and choose:
a tough one." •
Chef (in'surprse)—"Why, tough?"
'Waiter -"The chap who ordered it
used to be my sergeant -major."
Rural Route No. 1, Mascouche, Que.
The Minard's Liniment People,
Sirs;—I feel that 'I should be doing a
wrong if I neglected to write you. I have
had ',four tumors growing on my head
for years. I had them cut off by a sur-
geon' ;about fifteen years ago but they
gree gain till about three months ago I
had one as large and shaped like a lady's
thimble, on the very place where my hair
should be parted, and it was getting so.
embarrassing in public that it was a
constant worry to me. About three
months ago I got a bottle of your lini-
ment for another purpose and saw on the
label good for tumors, Well I tried 14'
and kept it for exactly two months, with
the result that it has entirely rernoved
all trace of the tumor, and were it not
that they had been cut fifteen years ago,
no marl: would be seen. I have not been
asked for, this testimonial and you can
Use it as you see fit.
(Signed) FRIED t. ROBINSON.
am a farmer and intend using
Sanard'd Liniment on a inane for a
strained tendon, and am hoping for some
results. •FRED C. R.
Hamilton, Ontario. -"I have std.
feted for three years from a female
trouble and, consequent weakness,
pain and irregularity which kept me
6n bed four or five days each month.
Z nearly went crazy with pains in my
back, and for about a week at a time
I could not do my work. I saw Lydia.
+}. Pinkham's. Vegetable 'Compound
advertised . in the 'Hamilton' Specta-
tor' and I took it. Now I have no
pain and am quite regular unless x
overwork or sta on my feet front
early morning until late at. night.
keep house and do all my owe: work
'without any trouble. I' have recom-
mended the Vegetable Compound to
several friends."—Mas. EMILY BEE-
crow, 16 Douglas St, Hamilton,
Ontario.
For nearly fifty ;,`ears women have
been telling how Lydia E. Pinkhana's
Vegetable Compound has restored
their health when. suffering with
female ills. This accounts for the w•
enormous demand for it from coast.
to coast.
If you are troubled with any ail-
ment peculiar to women why don't
you try Lydia E. Pinkham's• Vege-
table Compound? It has helped
others, let 1t help you.
•
ERIN
WARNING! Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin.
Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not get-
ting Aspirin at all. Accept only an "unbroken packager of
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains directions and dose
worked out by physicians daring 22 years and proved safe b'
millions for
Co1c1s Headache Rhhtullaatlsln
Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis
ar Ch Lumbago Pain, Pain
Ilandy"I3ayer" bones: of lit tablets•�-Also be'ti'des of 24 tilled 100--Dettggi>a o,
. epton Is the trade aide tro5tst.ered in Canada) tit 'Oarer'IJt'anufaeture o2 I4 rte.
iteetieaotdester et Salicylteseitl. While it is ASH i:no 'tt hp.t,,,kbpibbl ee. B
5Yexu1aottrre, to assist t11e public: against „ttnit done, the nbtotdr o is
Will Oa litampud-'�rith thole general trudn In#M tilts itlYor i7t'aeik,'
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