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r easier as I had | my first than I With my fourth stronger. I all work alone, but I vaetdble Com- ng baby. "â€"Ml’s. fry Street, Strat- [begun toflt. feel bettulnd] rd dIdCbi." Iday. _§W- b and back Ed '9 Lydia 8. Pink- Dmpound a trial e of the re stock '3 at the h Only ' from any wonk- such sy mptom Olet '”*M§-fim EARAGE CE a .i 19) x H...“ mm m but . Prop. .00 .45' ils. .95 ix. E‘l’VK ‘69 imited .0119}? 30 BS 1 JS Fowl l\ “lo’m - has “W's- 0“", half Mo's! had \l “'1‘ "Wm-on» Quite often the victim of a more or less frequent dry cough tells how he or she has done everything that is usually advised for a “col ” but Without relief. The fav- orite “sure cures” of neighbors and friends have failed to cure. Or after an apparent cure, the cough returns. .Vnw it. is pussibl» tn have? more than um- mlol during the season for «nlais. Ami anynn» who d9velops a hrmwhiiis is rathnr certain to vungh. 'l‘hn urciinary attack of bron-w i'hiiis. hnwmur, is somewhat self- Iimiiml. At first. the cough is dry, [mi-hum painful. Lflll‘l‘. as the course of the bronchitis tends to recovery. tho- vmigh iwvnmvs loose. 01' “pm- oliu'iivn.“ as it. is callmi. The loose rough svrvvs a “swim purmsn in ro-mcwiiiu mutm'izli from t (‘ air- pmsagcs. Smnc pcoplc, cschlally tho cl- «Iccty. how a cough cvccy wintcc. Many of thcsc folks hm'c 8 chronic bronchitis which is mac‘tc wocsc by tho cold wcathcr. The cough us- ually i‘tisoppcacs with the coming of warm wcathcc. But. it docs not ncccssacily follow that cvcryonc who coughs has a bronchitis. pithcr acute or chronic. Nor docs a cough that. is more or a ,‘_‘ “an“ less [wrsistan upcnsszirily moan tuhvn‘ulnsis. Fur 'hf‘l‘t‘ arr several muses of tlw symptom of cough aside from affpctinns of the organs of rnspiraiion. In fact. dry cough may he a symptom of a surprisingly large mimhm' of disturbances. Titanic, ”hum i8, mo. Variod can.“ Irritation dm- to _thc; inhalation or dust. smokn and Irritating vapors may cause cuugh. Constant pxpo- W. I). asks: “What. is the cause of getting out. of breath on "16‘ least exm'tinn‘? Duos it comc‘f mm thn heart?" Roply A disnn‘lvrml heart is one of the mnst fl't'mwnt. causc‘s. Fat i9 rm- nthm’. Hamming of the m'tvrivs. Bright's «lispasv and anvmia arr Mhm' ramps. In all of thaw. thn immmliah‘ cans» of the difficult breathing: is probably a wpakoning of hmu't. musch'. Havo some doctor giw you a carnful culmination. Mrs. H. Writos: “Will you please toll mo what is tho mattm' with my throat? It sovms as if there was a hair in it. and it has been that way‘ for about a year." Reply “'0 can only guess. The. sensa- tion that you complain of is often a symptom of a form of_ (’hl‘OflH‘ pharyngitis. You may roqunro treat- ment of some ronstitutional condi- tion as “well as local troatmrnt_ot tho throat. You may protlit. by in- struction in the proper use of the yowr. But remember that we are helped. I now sleep well. and all gas is gone. It. also helped my hus- band." «i’signedl Mrs. B. Brinkley. ONE spoonful Adlerika removes GAS. and often brings astonishing relief to the stomach. Stops that full. hloateol feeling. Brings out old, waste matter you never thought was in your system. This excellent in- testinal evacuant is wonderful for eonstipatmn. McFaddon's Drug Slnrt‘. Advertise in The Chronicle. It Pays. COUGHS By DR. w. J. scuoms “For yoars I had 383 on the stom- (Copyright. Difficult Breathing Perhaps Pharyngitis lllalluu mutuâ€" -- u... .---,.----. __ nes loose. or “pro- Another possible cause of cough- s called. The loose ing is irritation in the ear. The .uset'ul purpose in resulting cough may be. severe and 'Iill from the air- persistent. Other possible causes could be. mentioned. But these will serve to illustrate the futility of at- tempting to treat all coughs as though they were caused by "colds." ‘It is probably true that. most. coughs are the. result of atl‘ections of the organs of respiration. The point is that these are. not the only possible. causes. It is obvious that reatment for a cold. aside from the er acute or chronic. rest which is usually advised. will ig‘h that. is more or not. greatly benefit a weak heart. necessarily mean Nor is such treatment likely to bring '01- there are several permanent relief when a cough is symptom of cough caused by some. irritation in the ear. 'ctions of the organs A persistent or frequent dr ' cough In fact. dry cough occurring without other (‘V'll ence of ' ' ly a cold calls for a careful search for its cause. A cough of this kind does no good. It may even be harmful. especially if the heart is diseased. The way to a permanent euro is through proper treatment of the dis- turbance which caused the cough. especially the el- mugh every winter. ’olks time .1 chronic h is made worse by er. 'l‘he cough us- 's with the coming er, Ht necessarily follow who coughs has a t if disturbances. at 6:11st P to the inhalation or nd irritating vapors .igh. Constant expo- ht, 192A. by The Bonnet-Brown Corporation, Chicago) HEALTH QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS to'anza. BUY VOU UNK, AND A 9659 Y . wen; ‘ sure (.0 any of these may cause chrunlo cough. (tough may be a symptom in cer- tain forms of heart disease. In such rows, the heart lacks the power to propm'ly pump the blood. Blood is dammml back into tho lungs caus- ing a congestion. 'l‘hn rnsulting ir- ritation ransom an impulse» to cough. Hardening of the Arteries H. H. asks: "How long cam'a [wr- snn how to live after thn arteries gm. hard? ho pmpln whu have hard- nnim: of tho’ai-tvrios always din of apuplvxy? I haw. knnwn pooplv who had llm'ch‘lwci al'tm-ivs and high hlnml prwssm‘v who chm! of apoâ€" plvxy. A [war I'Platiw has i‘t‘CPnt- ly iwvn tnhl by a doctor that he has hanivnml arteries, and that is ”10 l‘i‘iir‘flll why I am intorvstvd in this suhjvct.“ 'l‘here is no set time. The con-‘ dition of the heart. kidneys. and whether or not the blood pressure is high.a re very important factors in the outlook. Death does not nec- essarily result. from apoplexy. This man should he examined frequently. Early correction of disturbances of health. avoidance of infections and careful living may enable him to enjoy fair health for considerable time. Youthful Unsolflshnoss | He is a very good little boy and very thoughtful. It. was during a long spell of dry weather. and he had heard of the great scarcity of water throughout. the country. He came to his mother and slipped his hand in hers. "Mama." he said. “is it true that in some places little boys and girls have not. enough water to drink?" ”That. is what the papers say, my dear." "Mama.“ he presently said. “I'd like to give something for those poor little boys andflgirls.” . -o_\I‘ ‘:"A [Illu' UK" a un 31! "Yos dear W hat. would vou like to ghe‘?" “Mamma.” he said. in an earnest “3). “as long as the water is so verv. very scarce I think I ought. TO Reply cam makt‘ a The following accounts were ex- amined and passed: Collector Ward 1, postage, excise starnps and tele- phoning 85.09; Collector Ward 2, postage, excise stamps and exchange on cheques $3.35; Collector Ward 3, postage and excise stamps $286: Collector, Ward 4, postage and ex- cise stamps $2.60. v-vv â€"_“__ Reeve and Commissioner Black. letting contract of timber for bridge at lot 20, concession 10, $3.00 eac ; John McKechnie, re snow fence on Town Line. Glenelg and Artemesia, at lot 54, concession 2. N. D. R., 81.50; A. H. Jackson, search re Treasur- er’s securities $1.25; Ray McGlocklin 2 cords wood for hall $8.00; Munici- pal World, assessment rolls and [supplies $33.21; Clerk, registering --n| {Inn‘ha (an l SUPPIICU Wild-v: v v _, _ ,v births, marriages and deaths for 1925, $12.00, (26 births, 2 marriages and 20 deaths); Hector MacDonald, 40 rods wire fence bonus at lot 40, concession 3. E. G. R., 810.00; Archie McArthur. (No. 4 Ward) refund of dog tax $2.00. The auditors, Messrs. John Mc- Girr and Henry Beaton, presented their report showing receipts for 1925 to have been $38,806.36, and expenditures $314,574.50. leaving bal- ance of $‘t,231.86 on hand December 31. 19:5. Brodie-â€"Black: That the auditors report he adOpted as read and that this Mlouneil time the copies of report typewritten and forwarded to the proper authorities and that the auditors be paid their salary of $15.00 each. Carried. _ f UL V;'|!I.u‘, L“ Brnc_iie-â€"Blark: That the sum of $25.00 be given for rharity in care of Rev. Dr. (iray. Markdale, re the Parks family. Carried. Black---â€"‘.\Icl\'echnie: That William ‘ Murphy he appointed assessor for 1926 at salary of $87.00. Lost. Br(_ulieâ€"â€"Alj0e: That, Cunningham Moore be appointed assesor for 1926 at a salary of $100. Carried. Byâ€"I.aws 678 anpninting assessor, 679 amending salary of Clerk. By- Law 680 appointing fence viewers, ponnd_ keepers and pathmasters were bafisml M (loucvssions 2 and 3. S. D. R.â€"-\\ ('8- 10y ArnnlL Andrew \Vutsnn. Adam Hall. .losvph Hnnpnr, Lauchlan Mc- Kinnnn. Hnrtm' {\lrl‘larhorn, Cnncrssion 4. S. I). R.-\\'illiam Moore. Frank SrnH. Thomas Turk- or, Archie McKinnon. (ltmcossinns 2 and 3. N. D. R.â€"â€"Hrn- ry Wnpplor. Harry Gravy. (‘ieorge nannin .l .1- Black. Alvx. McQuarrio, (ltmcvssions 2 and 3. ry Wnpplor. Harry Binnie, J. J. Black, Al Duncan Sinclair. ‘ ' Concessions 4 and 5. N. D. l{.â€"â€"â€"Uan Mt‘Auliffo. Archio McNah, John O’Neill. John G. Boaton. Dan McCor- mick, I). _H. McDonah}. ~ \l'ill‘nrn "Nth, 1). .11. any ....... . ' Concesslons 6 and 7,â€"Wllham‘ Greenwood, Joseph Edwards, John. Robson, Alex. McDonald, James Banks, Dan McDonald. Watson. John ()‘Hanley. Concessions 10 and ii.â€"â€"John Elâ€" lison. John McCarthy. Dnugall Mc-- Cormick, Dan Kennedy. . Concessions 12 and 13.â€"-â€"Dan Bro- 1.1;“ “mm Rmdip. James (ioodwell, UUl Inn A, gnu" --‘ ----_ . Concessions l2 and 13.â€"-Dan ilio, Arnold Brodie. James Good Dennis Callaghan. John Wilson. \‘T. Both Iitukon A pompous man missed his Silk handkerchief and accused an Irish- man of stealing it. After some cor.- t'usinn. the man found the handker- chief in his pocket. and apOIOgized for having accused the Irishman. "'Never moind at all." said the latter. “Ye thought I was a thafe, and I thought ye was a gintlema‘n, an’ we were both mistaken." THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Pursuant to adjournment, Coun- cil met on Mondar, Fem-newu 8, 1926:. Members al present. in- tites of last meeting were read and adopted. Magwoodâ€"Grierson: That contract of Township printing be given to The Hanover Post, their tender be- ing the lowest. Carried. Magwoodâ€"Turnbull: That Road Superintendent be authorized to at- tend the conference of Engineers and Superintendents :lt Toronto Jn February 22 and 23. and that his expenses be paid. Carried. Magwoodâ€"McGregor: That claim of V. Scheuerman for sheep killed by dogs be paid. Carried. ' FdGriorsonâ€"alilagwood: That. Reeve be authorized to order 2 Sawyer- Massey No. 4 graders. Carried. â€" ‘Tllrrlbullâ€"Grierson: That auditors report be accepted and they be paid their salary. Carried. rift-lrxibull-Z-McGregor: That Harold McKnchnio be appointed assessor of the Township. Carried O 'I‘l , A ‘_ _ _A _‘ llll.) L\Ivv 5.”.--'.. --___ _ , ' Griersonâ€"Magvmod: Phat. sheep valuatm‘s, fence .vmwers‘ and pound keepers be appnmtpd harmed. . ‘ A“- ""‘n‘ «\n‘nn‘ UVPSund-koopus NT): Viâ€"R. Leding- ham, J. S. Davey. J. McDougall; No. Bâ€"A. Park. W. McCracken, E. Ros- borough: No. 3-:A. .Haaso. D. Kobe. v m__|l.-_l_ 1 UUI'UEIHII, .VU. uâ€"‘1. uuuuuu. y” --_-._ - S. Hullgm'tnnr: N0. 4â€"J. Tulloch, G. Hastio. C. Wilkinsog. II '______ .lluIIUIL -__ Patrolman: D. A. Campbell, James \Valsh. I). McLoan, D. Stewart. J. Ewen. C. Potty, J. Hudson. F. Breu- tigan. J. Park, Sn. A. Grierson, H. Metcalfv. P. Schmidt, B. Coutts. H. Schultz, I). Ch_itt.i_qk.r \V.._I.nA«uam. \V. Patterson. I). McDonald. S. Hop- kins. E. Monk. J. Wnidondorf. W. Bioman. I“. 'l‘wamloy. J. F. Dods- wm‘th. P. Krautm', R. McCaslin. L. Dietz. W. Wright, A. Hastin, S. Bailey. 1’. Robinson. J. Park. H. Sachs: Bentinck Council 80ft Elm Log Prom Farm of Prod Grshlmsn, Dsshoro, Insured 3 feet. 7 Inches Across at the Small- out End. That there is in Grey County still some very desirable timber was evi- denced on Saturday when it was noâ€" ticed that three yer): large logs, each _... -A hlvcu uuuu uu.vu V‘s-“ -__._, y , on a separate, sleigh. were, attract,- ing some attentinn from the. citizens. (me of them Slupped at the market. square, and was there. examined by a large number of people. "l‘his limbel' was the, pronerty M Mr. Fred (irahlman who resides near It It’s Here, It’s lav wanna BRANCHâ€"John Kelly. Manager Sub-Branch at Pdccvilk proper degree. of finish. A qual- ity product always commands a _, 's readily salable at. a FrotltAhle pmce. If you have stork w iich needs a little more time for finishing, and the feed is scarce. see the local manager of the Standard Bank. It is a simple matter to or- range a loan to carrv the stock un- til 3 favorable market warrants 3 profitable sale. 11‘ PAYS to market cattle with the THE Desbnro, and was cut down on his farm. There were five 12 foot logs cut nut of this ircc. and nnu which was examined measuccd 3 feet, 7 inches in diamctcr at the smallest. cnd. It. is a soft clm log and in per- fcct condition and is catimamd to he wry close in 300 years old. Same ‘nnc. ligurcd nut that thcrc. wore 1,066 fcct 9i lumhci' in'ihcI log.’ IMA I ‘ U -u-râ€" Mr. Grumman says ho has some more of the ammo kind of timber on his farm. although it. may not he as largo as this mw. Ho snld all llvn pim'vs of this lug m the NONI] Amvrivan Bout. Chair (Manually. and mm of “mm haw yvt to ho dvliv- nrml.â€"--U\\'c-n Samuel Sun-'l‘mws. Road the Classified Ads. on Page 7. PAGE 8.