HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-03-12, Page 6LORD DERBY'S BULL.
According to Lord: Derby, Home
Role must have ns.ninny lives as the
Proverbial at, ,'for 'in a speech he
e
a
Amunmanower
The Earl of Derby.
made not long ago he perpetrated
this amusing `bull." "At the next
election," he said, "we have got to
give the third, and I hope the last,
death blow to Home Rule.".
Learn .To: Say No.
Jelin 5vas very crestfallen indeed,
and had promised. - his wife that
never more would he be tempted to
waste his enbstanoe in riotous liv-
ing. "Yes, 1 know," sighed . the
good la,dy; "but I'm getting to
doubt your promisee. The great
trouble with you, John, is that you
do not seem to be able to say 'No.'
Learn to say 'No,' and you will
find muoh less difficulty in life. Will
you promise me that you will never
leave off trying till you have learn-
ed to say 'No'l' „ "Yes," said the
contrite' John. "That's all right I
And, now can you let me have a lit-
tle money this morning?" "No,"
eaid John, with apparent ease.
A GRAND MEDICINE
FOR LITTLE ONES
D. L. McIntyre,
N.S., says s "Baby's
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he results
Mrs: McIntyre's
same as that of thousands
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The Dr. Brookville, Ont. •
Trained.
Freddie --,Are you the trained
nurse mamma said was coming:
Nurse --Yes, dear, I'm the trained
nurse.
Freddie—Let's see some of: your
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is the of
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and theguaranteed by
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dealers o• cents a box
from Williams' Medicine
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LA GRIPPE'S VICTIMS.
You Can Only Recover From
Its After`Eff4cts by Enrich-
ing the Blood
Few diseases so shatter the health
as la grippe, or inf1uensa. Its vie
tirosall tell the same story. They
are left despondent, tired, weak
and wretched in every way. They
have no appetite, ambition or
strength; cannot sleep,, and suffer
from -headaches, baakaehes and ner-
vousness. In this weakened condi-
tion lies the real danger. The body,
falls an easy prey to bronchitis,
pneumonia, and even to consump-
tion. Nearly every, form of nervous
trouble has been known to follow
an attack of la grippe. Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills give the quickest
and most thprough relief from the
after effects of this trouble. They
build up and purify the blood,
drive the poisons out of the system
and give strength and tone to the
whole body. The following' is an
example of their power in cases of
this kind. Mrs. R. A. McLean,
Wentworth Stdtion, N.S., says:
"Two years -ago Herbert E. Free-
man, a young boy living with us,
was attacked with la grippe. At
the time he did not have a strong
constitution, and we feared the
trouble . was settling on his lungs.
He was not able to walk fifty yards
without being out of breath, and
hie -general vitality was very low.
'For months he continued in this
position, notwithstanding all we did
for him, and it was at this crisis
that we got Dr.'Williams' Pink Pills
for him, , By the time he had used
three boxes there was a noticeable
improvement,and this was followed
by his being able to do light work,
and 'later. he • had all the strength
of a growing boy. His cure was.
looked upon as remarkable by all
who knew him, and I am giving the
result in the hope that it may be
of benefit to someone- else"
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills .aro.
sold-
by all meciicine,dealors pr sent by
mail at 60 cents a box or six boxes
for $2.50 by 'The .Dr. Witliamos'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Oat.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen ,--dlheedore - Borate, a uus-
tomer of mine, woe completely .cured of
rheumatism after five yeses or suffering,.
by the judicious use of M1NA1tD'S LINI-
MdENT.
The above facts can be verified by writ-
ing to him, to the Parish Priest or any of
his neighbors.
A. COTE, Merchant.
St. Isidore, Que., 12 May, '88..
WILL AVOID STIMULANT'S.
Total Abstinence to Be pule of
Shaekleton's' Expedition:;
Total abstinence front alooholio
stimulants will be strictly observed
during Sir Ernest Shaokleton's trip
alarosathe south polar continent.
He and 'his moon propose to work
Long hours, including eight, hours
marching every day, but for stimu-
lant they will -- rely on nothing
stronger than tea or cocoa.
• The tea will be taken at .midday
to refresh the men for. afternoon
march, and the cocoa the lasithing;
at night to preserve the body heat
during the hours' of selep, 'Sugar
will figura largely in the -rations. '
On his last, expedition Sir Ernest
and his companions took two or
three .lumps of sugar every two or
three hours, and he: says ten min-
utes`after;eating•they could feel -the
ithroughtheir b
heatgo ng o. dic s.
The men thus far chosen for the
expedition are between 20 and 41'
years, of age. Shackleton, who is
39, -believes that ,m.en ere at their
best between 25 and 40. ' A man, he'.
•says, does not :reach his; full
strength until he is 25, and, what-
evermay be the superiority of youth
in the way of spring, nerve,' and
enthusiasm,, these do_ not weigh
against the staying power of an
older !man ;or the balanced judgment
of ora whohas experienoe behind
hiin.
The working day arranged for the
transoontineptad party calls for an
hour of preparation' after waling,
then a four-hour march, an hour's
rest,and another four-hour. mamcll.
Sleep trate, which inprevious trips
has been observed between 6 p.m.
and @ arm., will be cut to eight'.
hours.
Sir Ernest is busy arranging the''
details of the expedition, which is
regarded as the biggest undertaking
ever attempted in polar explore,
tion, since the distance to traverse
from Weddell Sea' to Poose Sea is
,700 miles.
,1
o more. dollars ",a man has lac-
-in argument tate more con
it' is.
SMART AND CYNICAL.
Some people are like wheelbar-
rows—they don't go unless they are
pushed.
A run of bad luck invariably ex-
ceeds the speed limit.
The young regret that they are
not understood; the old, that they
are. ..
Whom the gods destroy they first
make popular.
To be important is one thing; to
look important is anotherthing—
but to feel important! There you
have the fellow who enjoys his own
society.
Saying the right thing at the right
time irn;t in it with keeping' still at
the right time.
•
SAILORS RIGHHTS',T' SEA.
Beautifully - Set Out in Old Porto
guess Book.
Some remarkable , -advice, to soa
favors, is given .in an old. Portuguese
'tools, -published for the guidance of
mariners, Amongst other things it
deals with the rights of captains to
assault sailors, and the methods in
which the attacks are to be legally
The sailor is advised to bear
ealmly any verbal abuse .that an
irate skipper Inay' hurl at him, but
if words passed to blows he was to
run away into thebows and firmly
take his stand beside the anchor
chain.
Should the infuriated master,
armed with a belaying pin or other
lethal weapon, chase him to his
stronghold, the mariner was to slip
round. to the farther side of the
chain. Should he still be pursued,
he was to call his mess-nu:feesto
witness that the master had broken
the rules by .circumventing the
chain.
Then, at last, he was to defend
himself—and let us hope he would
do it well I Other little matters of
discipline are set out, and they show
a noble effort to make the, punish-
ment fit the crime..
The ship's clerk, a privileged per-
son who acted as bookkeeper, pur-
ser and cargo -master, was liable to
be branded in the forehead, to lose
his right hand, and to forfeit all ilio
property if he made a wrong entry
in the -ship's book, or connived at
such an entry.
A seaman who fell asleep on his
watch was only put on a diet of
bread and water, unless the offence
was -.committed in hostile waters.
In that case he must be stripped
naked, flogged by his messmates
and clucked thrice in the sea.
If he were an officer, however, he
would only lose all food except his
bread, and have a pail of water
flung over him from the head down-
wards.
Cultivation, o? Cocoanut.
'Apart from- the utilization of its
kernel for copra, over eighty dis-
tinot'and separate methods have
been found, for the utilization of the
cocoanut, with its fibre covering and
its produeis, and the most ilnpor-
tont concern foodstuffs. Every year.
about aight, thousand 'million nuts
lire cultivated; of this quantity only
about 30 per cent, find their way to
the European and American mar-
kets. Cocoanut oil, of course, is
used on a ooilossa1 scale for the
manufacture of nut butter, margar-
ine, soap, candles,. and lard,, and
also as an illuminant and a lubri-
cant.
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Utah Nearly
t'i4iini 1'
Qrinswlltk Lady
Was Restored to Her Anxious .Fahl-
Ily When Hope Had Gone.
St, ,John, • N.B., Doo. 16th; At one
time it was feared that Mrs. S. Grant,
of 3 White St.,•would succumb to the
deadly ravages. of advanced kidney
trouble, "My first attacks' of back•
ache and kidney trouble began years
ago. For six years that dull gnawing
pain has : been present, When I ex-
erted myself it was terribly intensified
If I caught cold the pain was unen-
durable. I
nendurable.'I used most everything, but
nothing gave that certain grateful re•
lief that came from Dr. Hamilton's
Pills of. Mandrake and Butternut. In-
stead of being bowed down ''with pain,
to•dny I am strong, enjoy splendid
appetite, sleep soundly. Lost proper-
ties have heen instilled into my blood
for, and I
ith cm
—Cheeks are rosy w
thank that day that I heard of so grand
a medicine as Dr. Hamilton's Pills,"
Every: woman should use these pills
regularly because good health pays,
and it's .good, vigorous health that
comes to all who use Dr. Hamilton's
Mandrake and Butternut Pills.
5 YEARS' THROAT TROUBLE
AND • INFLUENZA CURED
iicc ..Joint..:s.tir T!Ii.CC -Years
CURED BY .NERVILINi.
Anyone would marvel at my recon-
ory, writes Mr. Leonard'Lothllm, a
'young man well known about Chat-
ham. I had inherited a rheumatic ten-
dency .through my mother's family,
and in my early days suffered fright-
fully. About, three years ago the pain
and stiffness settled in my left knee
joint.' .I was lame and walked with a
very distinct limp. " Nervilino was
brought to my notice and'I rubbed it
into the stiff .jeiist'four or five times a
day. It dispelled every vestige: of
pain, reduced the . swelling, took out
the stiffness and gave me the full use
of mylimb again. I don't believe there
is a pain -relieving remedy, 'not :a sin-
gle liniment that can compare with
EMINENT DOCTORS FAILED TO
CURE -HAD GIVEN UP HOPE.
This Case Does Prove That When
Catarrhozone Is Breathed Every
Trace of Catarrh Disappears.
Milford Haven, Da., Mar. 9.—Every-
one in this neighborhood knows of
the long suffering from influenza and
catarrh endured by Mrs. D. Gurney.
To -day she is well, Her recovery is
due' entirely to Catarrhozone, This
is her own statement: "I was a great
sufferer frem catarrh inthe head,
throat and nose, and endured the
manifold tortures of influenza for five
years. My life was despaired of.
Catarrh was undermining my strength
very fast. I used treatments from
eminent doctors, but all failed to cure
me. I had given up hope of ever be-
ing well. Then I: read of a wonder-
ful mire made by Catarrhozone, Im-
mediately I sent for Catarrhozone, and
before I had used one bottle' I was
greatly relieved. To -day .I am cured.
A manufacturer ad'vertiees:—
"There are, no beds stronger er
cheaper than ours." How about an
onion bee ' '
Piles Cured In to 12.Days
Dru gotsts refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT -fails to cure Itching, Blind,
or, Protruding files. First application
gives ,relief.. 500. ,• '
Every mother knows that Ther"soil
ought to marry a princess,
Minard's :Liniment Cures: Dandruff,
Consultation.
"Did,the doctor pronounce you
sound as a dollar?"' •
"Yes ;• and sent me bill for five."
'Airy Murine Eye Remedy
If you have 12ed, Weak, Watery Eyes
or Granulated Eyelids Doesn't Stuart
-Soothes Eye -Pain. Arm/gists Sell
Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, 50c.
Murine kyo Salve in Aseptic Tubes,
25e 50c, Eye 13oo1rs Free by Mail.
An Era. lunge flood for: All Cyor. that flood Cara.
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
We would not be without Catarrho-
zone in our home—It's so sure in
l
colds, coughs, bronchiaand throat
trouble. I feel It is my duty to pub-
licly recommend Catarrhozone."
Get the large, dollar size of Catarrh -
ozone; it contains a beautiful 'hard
rubber inhaler, and medicine that
lasts two months. Smaller sizes, 25o,
and 60c. each. Beware of imitations
—accept only Catarrhozone, soldby
all reliable dealers or by .mail from
The Catarrhozone Company, I{ingston,
Ont., and Buffalo, N.Y.
4�
Aunt Huldarn claimed that the
was well past the century 'mark,
though the date' of her birth was
shrouded in mystery.: Whether she
was as old as'.she .claimed or not,
there could bo no doubt that elle,
had lived to a good old age, and one
day a bright young newspaperman
conooived the idea of interviewing
her on the subjeot of long life.
"She!" `` aniffed Aunt 'Huldah.;
"Anybody kin grow to be old. Dey
ain't no trick in dart." "But how 1"
queried the reporter, -"All you got
to •do is watch out and don'tlet no
autoniobile Tun over your'
4
To .Ohre a
Cl In One . Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists' refund money if it
fails' to cure. • M. W. GROVE'S algae,
ture-•Is on each box. 25e. •
HOT WATER CURE FOR ROSES.
Just Cover the Stents But Not the
Nerviline. I hope every person with
pains, with sore back, with lameness,
with lumbago, With neuralgia—I do
hope they will try out Nerviline-which
I am convinced will quickly and per-
manently cure them."
If Nerviline wasn't a wonderful
painless' remedy, if Nerviline didn't
quickly 'relieve, if Nerviline wasn't
known to be a grand cure for all rheu-
matin conditions, it wouldn'thave
been so largely used as a family rem-
edy, for the past forty years. No bet-
ter, stronger, or more soothing,
ment mode. Get the largo 150o, fam-
ily size bottle; small trial size.'25o.;
sold by any dealer, anywhere. •
!KEN IS MAN OLD 1
Remarkable Statement Founded on
Fade. •
If the average • length of life of
maankind continues' to increase et
the same percentage of gain of the
last century, the time is not far die,
tont when 169 years will be the
usual span of a human life, ,says
Byron C. Utecht in Technical
World Magazine, This may seem a
remarkable statement, but in is no
more remarkable than the facts up-
on which it is based.
The average longevity in the
United. States at present is placed
at 44 years. Records kept in the
New England states show that in
average life was
35 ears
1769 the av E
g
3
in 1789, 40 years; in 1895, 45 years;
and in 1903, 47 years. -The increase
of longevity in Europe is still more
significant. In .Switzerland in the
sixteenth century the average life
was only 21.2 years, but in the se-
venteenth century it had reached
95.7 years. The eighteenth century
was marked by an average of 33.6
years, while the nineteenth century
saw an increase to 39.7 years. - -
Let the estimates of Professor
Finkelnberg of Bonn University an-
swer those skeptics who. gloomily
assert that people do not live as
Long as they used to, that we are
becoming a race of -weaklings and
that civil'iz'ation is proving the un-
doing of mankind. The average.
life' over all Europe in the sixteenth
century was eighteen years. Now
it is 40 years, a gain of more than
100 per cent, in three centuries,
The more progressive and civiliz-
ed a nation, the longer is the aver-
age life there, for it is shown con-
elusively that the oountries of the
United States,- England, Germany,
France, Sweden : and others - have
greatly'lengthened the chain of life,
while the average in India at pre-
sent is only 23.6 years. In 1881 the
average in India was 23.7 years, and
200 years ago the average was nine-:
teen years, China's average human
life is but fractionally different from
that of India,
*h -
Nap in a Nutshell.
Mark's—Are you ,reading this new.
Watery of the Napoleonic ;tragedy
that's being printed'1
Parks—No. To me 'the trage'dy,ef
Napoleon may be summed up371 two
lines. The divorce of Josephine was
the prelude; Elba the interlude,
and his last battle the Waterlooed.
POINTED Pl JLAGIRAP IS.
Every woman is a good house-
keeper—or, at•least, it is wisdom to
tell her so.
Yon will find many of heaven's
suburbs on earth if you care to look
for them.
Tho self -mads man credits him-
self with the boosts that'have been
given him by 'others,
If we are going anywhere. and
have anything to do after we get
thyre, 'let us make a start ! •
Don't talk ed much.' People 'do.
not pay any ,attention '±0 99 out of
every 100 words you fitter,
.The more things a man learns
from experience the more things be
would" -like to forget, but can't,
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The man who poses ne a lion in
society is usually a .bear at home,
ldlnard's Liniment Cures Burns, Eta.
Too often the Taro worshipper is
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Flowers.
"Boiling water will revive flow-
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anyone would throw them away as
worthless," says es woman. She
was scraping down the limp sterns
of some full-blown roses that droop-
ed am
l
ed dejectedly. I
doing this
lightly, you see," she continued,
so that the hot vwter }will soak all
through the stems.,"
After she had finished the scrap-
ing, she put the flowers into a deep
pitcher, went to the stove, and took
from it the' steaming hot-water ket-
tle. Then she poured tho hot water
into the pitcher until it just covered
the steins, and left the roses above
the surface.
"There! In a few minutes I shall
have fresh flowers for the dinner
table," she said. And her visitor
saw just what she bad prophesied --
a mass of roses that looked as if
they had never thought of wilting:
"I always ..try the boiling -water
cure on rases before I throw them
away," the concluded, "Very few
peopleImoabout it, You mustn't
1ay the flowers themselves in the
hot water, Just let it cover the
In the Usual Way.
Thirty Deaths From Razor
A physician :in Chicago states thirty
dewt2e have reeultcd Trona paring, Borns
with av :razor. Anand blood poisoning by
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dealers. - • ,
Sometimes single blessedness is a
greater failure than marriage..
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or sore throat as this Cap-
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"just rub that well into
your chest—and swallow
a 'teaspoonful of plain
'White `'Vaseline." In the
morning you'll feel rine--
soreness all gone."
Capsicum
M J. E. Ar nanit a leo of the
Ur. so ort
Peace and station roaster3 - at Welling.
ton, o'a the P.E. I. By., says: "Four
years age I fell on a freight truck, sus -
tennis a bad cut on the front of Ery.
leg. - I thought this would heal, but
'instead it developed into a bad ulcer,
and dater into a•form of .eczemawlitch
spread 'very rapidly end also 'started
on . the other leg. Both legs :became
so swollen and sore that I could only
go about my work by'. having them
+bandaged.
i' consulted two deetors, and tried
all the salves, liniments and lotions. I"
heard of, but instead of getting better
I got worse,
"When remarried qu,,
said Mrs.
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gagers, ,S thought to reform
;•
`1;es," answered the lnlsband,
"anti like a number of reformers
you seized the first opportunity to
become a boss."
Minaral's Lblhaeni :Relieves Neuralgia,
St ..‘74t.
at This. was wv eauditton when T got ray
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-light that first bok gave me relief, I con-
tinued to apply it to the- sores, and" day byr
day they got better. I could see that at
last 1 had got hold of something rebirth
would cure rue, and in the cud it did,
"It fe now over a year sunt, Zam•Drk
worked -a sme in rely ease, awl there his
been ho -ie a ti of the eazoma."
Purely herbal fit cont osition Zatu-Bak
P
is a stra.nure For all skin diseases cried
,eros, chapped hands, ulcers,: bland -poison.
ing, vuric050 sores, piles, 0i n 3 Iv or in,
inflamed patches, cuts, burns and orrises,
All deuggtets and stores sell at Mo.jtox, or
post free from Zam•Buls Co„ Toronto, cwt
rico.
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Capsicum ``Vaseline" is splendid for all pains in the
dtcst, rheumatism, neuralgia, gouty complaints, etc. More
e'tclertt than the old mustard plaster; : easier to apply, and
*mer; trail frac blister the skin. Apply externally only:
Tatra arc other "Vaseline" preparations that should bo in every
ketece.•each seper:laity made far its patticulaz uses. Askyourliruggist,
tas ebarr you them,
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thefamily-will, be interested in the practical' home hints given
to oats fete "Vaseline" booklet, • Your copy trill be twilled you on
Itecipt oS your eddlew, Write today._
Nota- Insist on "Voseilne"- made only by
Cl-IESF.BROUJGH MFG. CO.
tE1210 Chabot Ave. (Consolidated) MONTREAL
Of Thin Ccm.pollnd �l
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4lopendloti any potvdsr.itt this tibias of 'll;{oaszs. C.iyo it' to
brood utakee in times. of Dioiovaber. ..Boolrlot, "biotompsr, Gaueee, Cure and
Prsvoution, ' free. Drugel9ts sell SpohSs Cure.
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