The Herald, 1912-05-24, Page 3le
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M BONNIE SCOTLAND
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ES OF INTEREST FR3ill TIER
BANKS AND IIRAES.
at is Going on in The 'Highlands
• and Lowlands of Auld
Scotia.
i
;t Gouroek ice -Dream shops are
e closed on Sundays,
is
new zseasvall at Wig Bayed to erect 100 yalda
huge coaling station is to bo
ed to the, works at Rosyth,
harm was nota single death in
e for over four months from
heDecember ilast.
here were 306 houses erected in
e
frew.shixe, County last year—the
o
est record in 1� years,
`reductionof 15 licenses
.here is a
+ — grocers', 3 ub,
„ cli houses, an 11 c � p
and 1 hotel license.
'he treasure search at Tobermory
+i In-
.esng prosecuted with vigor.
ations are very promising.
woman in Caithnes;�s-shire, who
died, aged 98, was for 80 years
the service of the seine family.
•id:Rosebery is to present colors
the most efficient troopof Mid-
thian Boy Scouts at a lly to be
d. these.
t Buckie during the week ended
20,000'Cod fish were landed,
32
realized from ' 30 cents to 32
° r is each.
l he largest salmon caught on
ch Lomond for hall a century was
en recently near Balloch Pier.
weighed .42 pounds,
n : berdeen butchers have decided
e ncrease the retail price of beef,
t u ng to the extreme values obtain
. for fat cattle.
he new Secretary for Scotland
for hall zgxa n advanced escale of
re county police.
• n epidemic of mumps prevails in
Stewartry. Old 'and young have
he scbut hool theatworst features are
he Glasgow Corporation distri-
+ ' ed 13,147 tickets for food, and
6 tickets for milk on account of
coal strike. •
he noise of the handloom is still
rd in Laurencekirk. The indus-
still flourishes and considerableeven
e has been gained by the estab- 1: iTommy—"Yes,
it
lament of Mr. S. Winter.:
armers in the Thornhill district
-
sank -stricken owingt0 &num11.
_ `SteriOns' telt their
adings, 'Eight .''were reported.
some''caseV' cattle and poultry
risked in the lames.
movement is on foot for the re-
ration of the mausoleum erected
Dunnottar churchyard as the
fly burying place by the 5th
i Marischal the founder of
University.
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COMES'FROM
ICQ
ANOTHER SPLENDID
• DODD'S KIDNEY,
It. 1Ioulaisoli,. whom
treated, #Buis- relic£
eat cure in Dodd's
Burette Island,Yarmouth
N.S., May 20 Spcial)—Mr.
Moulaisen, a well
here, is telling his
cure from a severe
nay Disease which
state of pain and
months and defied
doctors who were
<<„t:w::
M trouble started
y
Mr. Moulaison says.
would cramp and
and dizzyspells.
p
and I had a tired,
while specks of light
of my eyes.
"I suffered in
two months and
two doctors, but.
to be able to do inucll
I started to take
Pills and they helped
once. Six boxes
Dodd's Kidney
the Kidneys. Cured
all the impurities
all
That makes pure
health.
NOVA
IR THIS TIME
—
CURE BI
PILLS.
two • doctors
anal pernian-
Kidney Pills.
Co.
genie
known resident
neighbors of his
attack of Kist-
kept him in a
suspence for two
the'efforts of two
treating him.
with a eolcl,
„
My muscles
1 had backacho•�,
Myhead ached,
nervous feeling
flashed in front
this way for over
was treated by
'
they didn't seem
for me. Then
Dodd's Kidney
me almost at
cured rale,"
Pills always cure
Kidneys strain
out of the blood..
blood and .good
it
SXR Wi, 1iirE
Sir W1a genial
man with a, keen >les O of humor,
tells these tw'o storios of himself:.
Dung re otter who had just comp .
Y p
to Winnipeg was sent to the C a' P.
R. offices for news. He was eller-
geti•
cand enterprising and managed
to make his way up to Sir William's
office, bis secretary being out of the
ante -room ,at the time. "Anything
fresh this morning?" said he brisk-
„ -
ly to the gray-haired official, No
thing that I can see except. you,"
replied the vice-president with: a-
smile.
another occasion while Sir
William was making a tour of in-'
WERECLEVER SMUGG
English snaugglirg has s
amusieg as elle recent Itali
dent,' ` There is, for •instan
loves on which duty
of tka' g y
ver paid,' An agent bought
signtnen,t abroad and. shipx
only file left-hand ones to
Th,ese`iwere duly •seized by
toms and eventually put up
No of e wa,l�ted..odd ,gloves
•
ay , te£.mz at those a in noxa nay
Then, after a suitable Intel
lady gold gloves
lost pat'tners.
i.:
' $ k ,T
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XlA •r;. OU A SKIN it
'Al'riiill-Bttle Will Tntl
For skin rashes, 't ru do
p
etc, either i adults
ma, a n' a� t
dreia'tl>;ere is nothing kno
encs-whi'll equals Zam Bu
q
eros certainty of
tip+e pewee. Mi Raylrlo
ger,.. of �l,llanburg, Ont., w
have tried Zam-Buk for
meats and ever time ha
Y
1t sacceseful, Some time'
a bad rash all over my
tried home-made sale
salves; and various home as
and these p •oe
=�;;e, but when I tried Za
N. :. are in a, quarter of
that ,. shred been experim
vain e tl , other prepared
"M boyhad boils
� a• Y ,
again Zara -Bak brought
complete care, We have
All men are born free and equal,
but most women are slaves to fash-
ion•
-
Sir William Whyte.
it as a household balm and
gives 'us . full eatisfaction
its uniqu
speetion he stopped at a little sta-
tion and going into the room of
the 'operator, who was a new em-
ploye; enquired, "Are there tele-
man
glanceamsd up,or not knowinglto whom
he was speaking, and said in a sar-
castic tone: "Did you think your
picture would be on them ?" "My
name is William Whyte,”replied
the big The operator
Zam-Bull
power to ,certain herbal e
contains. Unlike most of
contains uo'poisonous col
ter, no •animal fat, but
herbal. 'For maulce
poison, abce'sses,ung
burns, and • all skin inj
diseases it is witlaout eqi
box all druggists and sto
also Zam $uk Soap, 25c.
R�
Very many persons die annually
from cholera and kindred summer
saymeclaff properoremedies have might ad been
used. If attacked do not delay in
getting a, bottle of D. J. D. K431 -
logg's Dysentery Cordial, the medi-
ceine ure. that
se who have toueffect
Thnever
fed etctsaa
it acts promptly, and thoroughly
subdues the pain and disease.
man quietly.
fell over himself.la
NOT AVAILABLI
LITTLE TOMMY'S ERROR.
Mrs. de Venoff-•"Tommy, do you
want some nice plum jam ?"
mother."
I was,going to rive you scale
to put en your�bread, o.tt,1 lost ..,tial
a :
keyof the � antr.... . . _
Y •
�
"You den -1,, need ie key, iibtlter;;
I can reach down through the win -
sow and open the door from the in-
side. 7
"That's what I wanted to know.
.Now just wait until your father
cones home."
_
HOW IT TURNED OUT.
«
Visitor—"Do you and your twin
brrrotlniem always ama'am. o We hada
Y— rr
fight last Sunday.
Visitor—"And which whipped?"
Tommy—"Mamma."
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
Maud—Men, dear, h
Such is the recuperative power contained
in Copeland's Cure for Consumption that
eases have been
found our ideal man e
'y "t,5.es but he's in
K y jh . ,
r `
the most advanced
cured
by ithe eveficia/ action. akest pa lent, Itcesavhpbm
Zt nree a fighting strength a.s riotlhhng
else will. The appetite comes Uaok. That
ane @alai peTfipiration ;is otOli ! k
. ice,.
1 11d respiitarorP" 7` trig a heal,
.un1�s, a
at the same t1me. Its eifie oq :to .fig, .
' o sum tion, weak or bttiiU,an 1Ytn s>�,
.lin eriri coughs attd branetiitis is ;rayon
boyond. doubt not by what I state, but by
what is stated by those who •have taken
it for those ailments and -rave been cured.
Copies of testimonials of those who, after
being given up by doctors and specialists,
having
y 9 are live, t and
well oto-days
aro alive only
request. Price $1 per bottle at your drug-
gape Aveairect fro,nCanadaCopeland, 511
Prischal,
i tv irk . th!' Excited
;t f tu118'..are it8
+i ot,. • e 5.
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n in •eS,,,
5 itt _ _4. ..: > h � .. •
c . r• . ` .:e4_ . of
17e p 1,7;r pills will still al
anees. •t this character a:
storing -..the ' Stomach to ni
boli relieve, the nerves fit
tion. ,There is no sed
them and in the eorrectio
es, n ties of the digestive
es, •no 'preparation has do
PARADOXICAL POLITICS.
"There is one odd thing about
fective.nork, as can be to
by thousands.
FARMING MADE EASY.
This ROODS On "Rural Joys"
Will Mean Something.
x years ago a farmer put in a
11 electric plant and the follow=
record of what he made it do is
heel for by Farm and Fireside.
he first place every building,in
ding the pig sty, is lighted by
rit lty.
small motor drives a circular
cuts ex editiousl what
expeditiously
firewood is used on the farm,
same motor turns a lathe, drill
other machinery in a farm ma-
-shop near by.
other motor delves a vacuum
n, and the sweeping gt the
o is done in the most modern
ler with vacuum cleaners: No
All the stip of drudgery is•
veal. g
pipe front this same vacuum
s rull to the cow stables, where
emuum milking machines milk
y -five cows each day,
then small motor runs the
separator and churn and in
mmer an ice cream freezer:
the. grindstone is turned by
c power, which relieves the
k oy from one of his most dis-
asks and gives him more time
.d to the needs of the fishes
always nearby' ',rout brook.
kleetric heaters in the house
t temperature at seventy-
rees, if desired, when it is
tside,
e' kitchen all the cooking for
ley of five to ten is done upon
Ctric range. • A tiny motor
he familywashing-machine
t g
inger and drives the sewingand
,e,
is fans are installed
rbalstele
h`tlio lirs:use.and a ventilating
he, attic,
x.]
water s'stein icor house and
s supplied from an electric
•pinnp.
Maim electric plants can be
d at a COSI of $400' to $1,800,37
varying`• according to the
o be accomplished and the
of installation work done
armer Himself.
the English candidates for parka-
menta „
"What is that?"
"They stand for a seat."
Uneasy lies the head th
a home-made Bair cut.
;makes Liniment .Lumberma
About one man in a hundred can
stand prosperity. The other nine -rib
ty-nine never have a chance to find
out whether they can or not.
Try �lldlll� Eye i$emed
en I;oSmarting-reels Fine -Acts Quickly.
TryitforRed,'l e'ifiateryL••yesand
�Q� � � pranutated Eyelids, Illustratrd hook
oaob Package. atURimi is com-
E•�9' es pounded byour Oculists -nota "Patent
II[edlrino" ntusedanauucessfttlYLS'al-
Bp . clans' stege for many years. NOSY
Nee '}y dedicated to tbo Puhlto and sold by
Nurina
eain
THE EXCEPTED/
"In one •respect a man
a conflagration."
g
"What is that?"
r When they put him c
,j
fall of fire:,
g
i
yEutis
sm. ..
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p 9 �
89.85
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Eyebruggn i Aseptic, Tubes
l v 9^9s�.a Eye naive a o rubes, hicaoa,
-- Marino Eye Remedy Co.. Chicano
r„ --_which
Mother~ Graves' Worm-
slot willclrie worsns.fror
— She—You married me simply be-
cause I had money. He—No. I
married you because I didn't have
tem withent>iujtuy. to the
cause its' action, while fl
Live, is mild. .
a
Four Children Constantly Scratching.
NearlyTore Limbs Off, Cured in
a Month by Cuticura Soap
• and Ointment
'r10ney•
NO .tJ.L�SI✓RNATI'V
Minard's Liniment used by Physicians.
Manager to applying of
HAD NOT,
Blobbs—"I don't believe you have
any music in your soul,
`I don't have;
Why did you leave your 1,
Boy—Well I couldn't
wicl de boss, an' he wo'
out.
were
"tor
hair
,',
'
all
their
was
getting
boils,
like
and
scratching
'burst,
heads.
the
digging
would
1
school
the
Cuticura
krhY
Cuticura
eeiven
ure
er
Cop
o
"Two of my daughters and two of my sons
suffering from very bad heads, the doe-
ordering my daughters to have all their
cut off so as to prevent it from. spreading
,fly �, chal over their
�}t ,-
I° a- - oe to the
i cubic
„� - in order to be
" ' ea some t o i n t
� •-* • , q�
: .:,e, `' ' �p he ngave which
•. '. :'i�► well into the
t;'"'"• sots started
4? 'r in e m a id
g" �1i1! .Y blotches
g o t
sever theirrlieaand
s ane fn sonic and
sex down
backs and bodies. The doctor said it
eczema, but they seemed to be daily.
worse, The sores formed like little
then filled with matter, and looked
abscesses, They becamo all inflamed
irritated, causing them to be constantly
themselves: This made the sores
and tho matter flowed all over their
We had to cut their finger nails
at times to put gloves on their hands,
irritation was so bad, to keep them from
into the flesh, and at night they
nearly tear their limbs off, The
Would be literally -covered with btodd.
'The teachers Would not let them attend
for fear of infection spreading ahnong•
other children, so X resolved to try the
Remedies, whieh I tomtit() benefit
children greatly. 'I continued with the
Soap and Cuticura Ointment for
month, gned) Q o��rgggeuArthur Robinson,
Fitzwilliam 81., Ho .:and Common, air.
dlthoxouhh rho tScanan�li0bera sampltei
each, with 32•g,: >,00k on ilea shin Tali:
free, oCn appueative.tn Potter U. s cA:
Slobbs-•-` think I
everytime I aliens the opera m
p y
foot goes to sleep."
Gas-lari] �S were first
l
London in 1807.
The Oil for the Athlete.—In rub-
Keep Minard's Liniment in tt
Bing down, the athlete can find
nothingfiner than Dr. Thomas' Ec-
lectric 'Oil, It •renders the muscles
and sinews pliable, takers the sore-
Hess out of them and strengthens
thein for strains that may be' put
upon them. It stands pre-eminent
fox this purpose, and athletes who'
for years have been usung it Can
testify t0 its value as a lubricant.
OUT OF PROPORT'
"I'm a self-made mans
proud individual.
"Well,. you are all rig
as to your head," comm
other part , of the conver
"How's: that.1"
"The part you talk wit
,proportionr to -the part ,
rr
with.
IN COMMON TROUBLE.
"1 alwa s make it a practice to
Y p'
let to -morrow take care of itself."
" ,
That's easy enough, but . it's
forgetting yesterday that Causes
„
trouble for so many of its.
a •"• ,docs
is the direct and inevitable
irregular or Constipated bo
cloggged'*up kidneys and e
ul lige ted food and other w
ter whieh'is allowed to ac
WHY IT FAILED.
`(1 used to think I would know
just how to manage my wife when T
got her."
"Has your system proved to be a
faihtre?"
"No; the system may be all right, _
as far as I know, She has never
let me try it.�yat31i�11D
poisons, the blood and t
systein,•Dr,1Vlorse sIndian
act directI ron the bowels,
them -ori the kidneys, gxv
blood -ease and ostrenn thth e kio
the pores, For pure blood
!health take
D r. ;,y r s e
R. Coat
ZEUS,
,erle5 as
an Mel-
ee, that
was ne-
' the, eon -
ed over
England.
the ens -
for sale.
, and it
of to ac -
price.
val, the
er, simi-
ir long -
ASR?
It.
ns, ecze-
or chil-
wn to sci-
k in the
its cure-
d Web -
rites : "1
many ail -
•e found
ago I had
body. I
es, herb
lade•pre-
ed of no
am-Buk I
the time
eating, in
ons.
and once
about a
also used
it always
e healing
xtracts it
ntlnents it
colo • mat -
is purely
les, blood
I' s, cuts,
cries and
al. 50c.
res. Use
tablet.
ave yob
tgrr
a, book."
erve5.
ashy ,at-
,igeeti n a
the' nerve
a1 melee' s
1 disturb
-
d by re-
�rnial ac -
>m irrita-
tive like.
n of irre-
process-
ne so e£
stifled to
at sports
's Friend.
is unlike
ut, he is
Extermin-
n the sys-
child, be -
illy effec-
E.
Eco boy—
ist place?
�;it along
11tdn't get
used in
e house.
[ON.
said the
ht, except
ented the
sation.
h is out of
you think
e result of
wets and
kin. The
este mat -
cumulate
he whole
Root Pills
regulating
ing them
properly filter the
;ening up
and good
• 46
Pills.
hip eve
r'
Influenza, pinkeye, epizootic, distemper �'1 nose and, throat dis-
eases cured, and all others, no matter how sed," kept from having
any of these diseases with SPORN'S LI ;1 DISTEMPER CURE.
Three to six doses often cure a ease. One . cent bottle guaranteeu to
do so. Best thing for brood mares. Aets on the blood. 60c and 51 a
bottle. $6 and $11 a dozen betties. Druggists and harness shops.
Distributors -ALL WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
SPOHN MEDICAL CO.. Chemists, Goshen. Indiana, 5.7. S. A.
CARPET DY IN
and Cleaning. This Is t specialty with the
British American Dyeing Go•
Send particulars by post and we are sure to satisfy.
Gold Medtlist. Address Box 233, Montreal
�.
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Use it yourself at
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Color, 1 Oc,black 15c,
et your dealer's or
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106
TRUTHFUL CHILD.
Papa—"Come here, little sweet-
heart,
weetheart, and tell me whom papa. loves
better than any one else in the
world?"
Little .Lola-"P'apa "•
PM: 1 _crt 1,2 Sttzs. yVi.ute
an i slimmer, in atiy t'ittlde,, whe-
ther in torrid zone. f or '_'irelie tem-
perature; Parmelee's ''!'egelable
Pills can be depended upon to do
their work. The dyspeptic will find
then a friend always and should
carry them with him everywhere.
They are made to withstand any cli- ea, ebb; s0ALE oU.s.RANTEED. Wilson a
mate and are warranted to keep u t<r.ule Works. 9 Esplanade. Toronto.
their freshness and strength. They y°° I p I CO WRITE FOR
do not grow stale, a quality nut PROOF
possessed by many pills now on CURES
the market.
H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Cor—borne—Street,
Toronto.
Ill 'WIT THOUSAND DOLLARS WILL
III buy beautiful hundred acres in
Northumberland County, including Stork
and Implements. There is in the stock
4 horses. 10 cows, etc. This is a snap, and
can be had on easy terms. Possession at
once.
!moi 000 FARMS IN LINCOLN, WELLAND,
'• Halton, Peel, York, Durham, North-
umberland, Prince Edward counties at . W
reasonable prices.
ALBERTA; SASKATCHEWAN AND
Manitoba lands in large or small
blocks.
IN1 RUIT FARMS -ALL SIZES, IN THE
I®LL Niaanre Freit Belt.
H. W. DAWSON, Toronto.
�
ACRES IN ESX UNTY-SOIL
.7:J clay loam; 19 SEacres COmired timber:
1 acre orchard; frame house: frame bank
barn. Will exchange for 50 acre farm.
Western Real Estate, London.
AGENTS. WANTED,
EVERAL GOOD SALESMEN TO
CI handle the Closest -in Subdivision in
city of Edmonton, Alta. Monevmsking
nronosition for toed live men. Annly D.
S. Pratt A Co.. 408 Rent Building Treeveto.
$10
DAY -FOR AGENTS ON DOLLAR
book, "Destruction of Titanic,"
commission 50 per cent.; credit given;
freight paid; order Free Sammie quirk.
Forty sales day reported. Nichols Co„
Limited, Publishers, Toronto, Canada.
MALE HELP WANTED.
T� AILWAY AGENTS, TELEGRAPHERS
AIL and Clerks in great demand through-
out Ontario and North West. Six months
will gnalify you. Day and Mail courses.
Positions secured. Free Book 18 explains.
Dominion School Telegraphy, Toronto.
MISCELLANEOUS.
iva FOBISS WANd'ED-'IDI NG- G3L
old. Wm. Pearson, Guelph, Ont.
�
AT and FARM SCALES, Wilson's
Sells Warks. 4 I4enlanedo. Toronto.
! i ANGER, TUMORS, LUMPS. " eta. In.
ternal and external, cured without
pain by our home treatment. Write us ,
before too late. Dr. Denman Medical Co.,
Limited, Collingwood, Ont.
COULDN'T BELIEVE IT.
He—"My father weighed only
four pounds at his birth." She—
"Good gracious ! Did he live?"
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited,
Yarmouih, N. S.
Gentlemen, -In January last. Francis
Leclare one of the men employed by me,
working in the lumber woods, had a tree
fall on him, crushing him fearfully. He
was, when found; placed on a sled, and
taken home, where grave fears were en-
tertained for his recovery. his hips being
badly bruised and his body. turned black
W
irom his ribs to his feet. e used MIN-
ARD'S LTNI5fE'NT on him freely to deaden
the pain and with the use of three bot•
ties he was completely cured and able to
return to his work. SAUVEUR DUVAL.
Elgin Road, L'Islet Co:, quo.
A liberal -minded man is ono who
thinks the way you do.
Ask for Minard's and take no other.
You can afford to take chances
only when you have nothing to lose.
Warts are unsightly blemishes,
and corns are painful growths.
Holloway's Corn Cure will remove
them.
TAKE IT IN BITS.
"No one has any more right to go
through life unhappy than he has to
go through it ill-bred," says Ste-
venson. When we remembe+• what
the writer's own life was, and what
a brave battle he made against pain
and discouragement, practising his
own doctrines of good cheer to the
last, it adds force to his words.
He learned to find pleasure in the
out -of -way places and to take it in
bits as it came to him. The trouble
with most of tie is that we want our
happiness in large quantities all at
once, and we trample upon the lit-
tle fldwers of sweetness that spring
all along the way.
In trying to carve his fortune
many a man uses poor tools:
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CUTTING DOWN HIS HORSE.
Elmer, aged 5, went to the black-
smith's shop to see his father's
horse shod. When the smith be-
gan to pare the horse's hoof, El-
mer said earnestly : "Say, my papa
doesn't want his horse made any
smaller."