Daily British Whig (1850), 21 Oct 1916, p. 7

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DRINK WATER T0 search is the rec sanitation of the drainage she human body as it Is AVOID SICKNESS SAYS AUTHORITY Glass of Hot Water Before Break- fast Daily Keeps the Doc- tor Away. * Sanifary science has of late made rapid strides with results that are of untold blessing to humanity The latest' application of its 'untiring re- ommendation that it is as necessary to attend to internal system of to the drains of the house. 4 Those of us who are accustomed to feel dull and heavy when we arise, splitting headache, stuffy from a vold, "foul tongue, nasty breathy acid stomach, can, instead; feel as fresh as a daisy by opening the sluices of the system each morning and flugh- ing out the whole of the internal poisonous stagnant matter Everyone, whether ailing, sick or well, should, each morning before breakfast, drink a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of lime- stone phosphate in it to wash from the stomach, liver and bowels the previous day's indigestible waste sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening and purifying the entires alimentary canal before putting more food into the stomach. The action of hot water and lime- stone phosphate on an empty stomach Is wonderfully invigorating. It cleans | out all the sour fermentations, gases, waste and acidity and gives one a splendid appetite for + breakfast. | While you are enjoying your break-| fast the phosphated hot water is quietly extracting a large volume of water from the bldod and getting |' ready for a thorough flushing of all! the inside organs. spells, stiffness; complexions are urged quarter pound phate from the drug 6 The millions of people bothered with stomach who are constipation, bilous trouble, rheumatic others who have sallow | to get a of Aimestone phos- ore. This will 08t very little, but is sufficient to " make anyone a pronounced crank on | the subject of internal sanitation WI mmr coon in. way it does rn inclined that not take very much to ex- To those naturally cite an argument. A lot of time we shoot hot air at the devil instead of bullets. r | provements, 50 DONG GOOD WORK INSPECTOR TIMMERM AN'S RE- PORT TO BOARD OF HEALTH Dr. T. McCallum was the speaker He Has Kept the Plumbers. Busy ments--Others Who Disregard Regulations Will Be Brought To Court. That«~ Inspector Nicholas Timmer- man "has been doing good work, in stirring up citizens so" as. they will comply with" the regulations of the Board of Health, in having the sani- tary improvements installed, was shown at the meeting of the Board of Health, held on Friday. afternoon: when the Inspector presented a re- port. The report contained the fol- lowing: "During the months of September and October, I have received fourteen complaints of different people about unsanitary cellars, yards, closets, etc. which I have immediately attended to. "From Sept. 1st to date, there have been sixty-five toilets put in houses, making in all since the first of June last, 219, and the plumbers have more contracts in to finish before the ater. The city has not started on d drain on Ellis street, which was passed by the City Council, There are nine houses waiting for this drain to put the improvements in, and the plumbers have the contract to go on with the work as soon as the drain is in the street, "There is as yet nothing done to | make the dwellings sanitary on Wel- lington street owhed by the Cunning- ham Estate. "On Oct. 18th I took the dirt test of the milk of Jurteen milk vendors for the Medical Health Officer to in- spec ct. "I have summoned six owners of houses in the Court for neglecting to put in the improvements and the, {contracts are now given to the plum-' bers and some are in alpeady Land | the balance-the plumbers are work- ing on the job." During the discussion of the re- port the question of Quebec and York {ham estate, looked after by City Engineer McLelland, it was stated ! that the law had not been complied with in regard to the sanitary im- and the Inspector was given instructions to have the case taken to court. The C.P.R. will be asked to install improvements in hou<es at the foot street, Cunning- Announcement No. 2 These celebrated beverages brewed in the future in the same ety, by the same company, and will retain all their well-known superior qualities. Your future supply of Labatt's products can be arranged by dropping a card to me. Prices will be about the same as hereto- fore and delivery will Be sure to rite to 3 GRAFTON 8 Wellington Street, Hull, Quebec IndiaPale Ale, Extra Stock Ale XXX Stout,CanadaFirstLager ill be rew- be prepaid. number of. new been Ag to our stock this in price. suites, coveded in silk Three and k or ten houses on! of tory ~The Silent Naw, 2 ' North street and MeGowan's fac-| o will also Be asked to install aditonai sanitary improvements | communication was received] trom the Board of Education, asking{ that the city provide better sanitary conditions at Victoria and Central | The silence of the navy is a most schools. The matter was taken UP| impressive thing. It has been silent A the Jay) meeting of the Board of | 3, many seas and on many occasions. | ducation - | e bio er of John Hay, once On motion of Dr. Crowley, a sub-! | Ths Mostapher of oi to England, | committee, was appointed, consisting | | has now, after many years, broken | { of Chairman Blackhall and the Medi- | that silence by relating how the sug- | cal 'Health Officer to make an in- | géstion that the British fleet was at | spee tion of the schools, and report to | ghe disposal of the United States pre- | i vent European" coalition against | Mayor Richardson has been mak-| EE ope the Spanish war ing an Inspection of the schools too,! was imminent. Again, it was the sil- | and he will be asked to attend the! ont hint cdnveyéd by fhe position of | rT ran pa uen ths| Si Edward Ohichoster's flagship fo | | Manila Bay that cau the an | The Board had before it the list Fae a. It was in silence, | of streets where sewers were recom- | too, that .the British fleet disappear | mended at the meeting ofthe Board | oq from view on the 26th June, 1914, of Works this week, and on metion| ang made it unsafe for the German of Medical Health Officer, Dr. Wil-| Emperor to despatch his squadrons, liamson," it was decided to recom-| then quartered in Norwegian fiords, mend that the sewers be constructed, by way of the Atlantic, to destroy the The citizens on these streets are un-! French fleet in the Mediterranean. able to comply with the regulations But the silence that is almost uncag- of the Board of Health. to install} ny is that which, broken only once off sanitasy Improvements until the sew- Jutland. has veiled the battle squad- ers are built. | rons of Great Britain from the gaze " The Yist. of streets where the sewers of the world since the war began. are needed was submitted to the And yet, protected by those "great members oi the Board df Works by| ynseen ships, the commerce of the nspector Timmerman. world has gone on; 'troops from | The chairman, B. Blackhall, presid- every Dominion and British posses- | ed at the meeting, and the. other|gjon have sailed over thousands of members present. were Dr. L. E.| miles: millions of British soldiers Crowley, Medical Health Officer Dr.| have gone to France, Greece, Egypt, Williamson. Inspector pes era and West Africa, Mesopotamia and City Clerk Dr. Sands. and China, and the Entente Allies | | have been supplied with coal, steel, oil, shells and guns, and all the other ! necessaries of war, 3s well as every- | thing required for their sustenance. | { In short the silent navy has made | possible the resounding blows deliv-| ered by the army wherever the en- { Canadian fall weatt weather is extreme-| my ai buy in his long fend altens- ly hard on little ones. One day it is] nna "170 iad to supply a few warm. and bright and the next wet| "an the new superdreadnoughts. {and cold. These sudden changes | yes bt to be an instant re- {bring on colds, cramps and colic, and | here Dug is no small honor that jit baby's little stomach is "kept | sponse, Lor by" a re ug right the result -may be serious. | 1® done to us q {There is nothing to'equal Baby's Own | Tablets in keeping the little ones | DARLINGSIDE NEWS well. They sweeten the stomach, ! AND ALSO COMMENT regulate the bowels, break up colds; and make baby thrive. The Tablets| Gummer Resort Had a Good are sold by medicine dealers or by | mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. | Season--Wild Ducks Not Plentiful. Willtaus Medicine Co., Brockville, | Ont. i | { NIDarlingside, Oct. 19.--After a pro-| | longed drought, the farmers have | commenced ploughing. The _school And Presented With Trunk by Bar-| | Inapectar visited the school Wednes- ay. riefield Camp Officers. Ss Burns, of Matawatchan Is- A delightful dinner and presenta- | land, was called' to Brooklyn, his tion was held at the Frontenac Club | owing to the serious illness of her on Friday 'evening when Capt. H. A. | husband, and will not return agai | Stuart was presented with a steamer | this season. Mrs. Burns is always pire | trunk by the officers of Queen's Field | first to come to the islands and the, Ambulance Corps and Army Dental last to leave. Corps of Barriefield. The officers of | All the summer resorts in this lo- | the two units have be®n messing to- | cality have had a good season. gether at the camp, and on) the eve of | Guests have been numerous and have the departure of severak. including | stopped later than usual. Capt. Stuart, who was recently mar- Mrs. W. H. Wallace and children, ried in Toronto, the mess decided | Who have occupied "Berwick Island that the dinner and presentation | for the season, have returned to their should be held. _ home in Brooklyn, N.Y. After the toast to the King, Capt Wild ducks do not appear to be as R. M. Filson on behalf of the joint | Plentiful this fall as qther seasons. Q.F.A. and C.A.D.C. mess, presented The water in the river is falling Capt. Stuart with the trunk and the rapidly, and is now 27 inches lower best, 'wishes of his brother officers. A | than in June last. This is a record suitable response was given by Capt. | 47°P- | Major" I ison, Sipe dines | "Midway 'twix seasons now we pause, 1k. | Simpson, Capt. H. Blair, Capt. Mor- { And all rejoice with proper cause; irison and the Whig representative as stil too soon to Shovel i % | An ere are no more lawn were also called on for a few.wonrds. mow." CAPT. H. A. STUART DINED. There are twelve vacancies in the Scnate and fifteen ministers with portfolios in the Government. Fif- { teén into twelve won't go. There is | going to be an awful scramble around the vacant chairs one of those days. Youthful Contributors... Miss Burton's class in Cooke's | Sunday school, composed of eight] boys under twelve years of age, have from time to time, heal echtributing to the prisoners of war fund, which | {16 managed by American Consul! Johnson. All in all these thoughtful and patriotic hoys have contributed $9.50, and intend to make further | contributions. The British Government has com- | mandeered all the leather in the | country, including, it is to be hoped, | the tons of expensive "harness" Can- | adian soldiers have discarded there | along with = the -Ross rifles, motor trucks and other Junk, The "Hunting of Game. The deer season opens on Novem- ber 1st... The rabbit and Squirrel season also opens on November 1st. An exchange refers to Hon. Robert! It is also announced for the benefit | Rogers' attempt to obscure his own of the hunters that those hunting! record by slandering judges who any. fur-bearing animals must take!have acted as investigating commis- out a license which costs §5. | sioners, and wants. to know what | would happen to a man like that in { British polities. Well, a man jike | that wouldn't be in British politis. English soldiers have got tired sa- Real Estate Transfer. The brick dwelling, No. 191, on the east side of University avenue, has been sold to B. Derbyshire by E. | luting Canadian counterfeits, and W. Mullin' & Son. | orders have gone forth that our in- a He a | vading army of honorary colonels are "Some men glory in the right of | no longer allowed to swagger around | franchise and then do as the political | England in uniform. The orders, of Iboss directs. | course, will be a terrible shock, and | wild may be expected in the | social circles on both sides of the At- GAS, HEARTBURN Jlantie. It is to be hoped the empire ' 1 can stand the strain, and that the | vociferous section of our Imperial- ists are not struck dumb with con- "Pape's Dispepsin® Ends All Stom- ach Distress in Five sternation. However, the gain is Minutes. worth the risk. Canada deserves, and her real soldiers deserve, ta be relieved of the share of ridicule that has come to them by reason of the ianties of thes political veterans and social warriors. How Sir Sam will explain it--to them and to the public ----remains to be seen. Pending his interpretation, the ball facts seem to be that they have made themselves such an insufferable nuisance with their tom-foolery that England will not stand fe Jrauy lon , and wants Hum 10 go to front or get oelitoras ot course they won't ian Time it! Pupe's Diapepsin will di- for Ladies High Ia#€ boots are very popular this fall. Black, browns, grey and bronze are very much in demand. Prices $8.00, $7.50, $7.00, $6.50, $6.00 for best grades. We also show styles at $5.00. Sm | Men who wish to find the Hat of their choice in short or- der have no difficulty in making a selection from our immense stock. Our new styles and ex- cellent values make buying your new hat a pleasure, $2, $2.50, $3, $4 Cloth Caps, all alo s, all pat. terns. Men's Gloves, in the best EKng- lish and Canadian makes. 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