HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1912-07-12, Page 10PRINCE . NOW COMES OF ACE
HEIR TO BRITISH THRONE HIS
OWN MASTER.
Prince of Wales Will Have His Own
- Establishment and His Own
- Servants'.
Curious is the contrast that might
be dawn between the approaching
legal coming -of -age of the Prince of
Wales and the similar event in the
life of his grandfather, the late King
Edward. The Prixi•ce of Wales is a
shy, modest, but lovable youth, who
has captured the hearts of all his
aubjects-to-be. The late king, when
1
-cached the age of eighteen, was
enemy a man of the world, going
ateere , ace in acordaaee with the Vic-
es!iau idea of the proper progress
every scion of a rich and powerful
'temily, writes a London correspon-
:'•nt.
le remains to be seen, of course,
baler the present prince will
el at om out into a more gay youth,
Keith the loosening of the apron-
utring.s to which he has been tied.,
On June 23rd he reached the age of
ighteen-his legal majority -and
le is now his own master. Un-
oubtedly, he still will be in daily
paid almost hourly receipt of moth -
and fatherly .advice, and will
1e warned of the pitfalls that exist
er an heir to the British throne.
ut, legally, he will be free to dis-
egard all advice and lead his own
ife.
To begin with the Prince will
have his own establishment. For
the present, it is intended that a
suite of rooms shall be set aside for
him
AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE
and that he shall continue to occu-
py the suite that was some time ago
set apart for him at Windsor. In
King Edward's case, Marlborough
House was assigned to his use, but
at the present time Queen Alexan-
dra is quartered there and the King
and Queen do not feel that they are
justified in dispossessing her. Even-
tually, however -probably when he
marries -the Prince of Wales will
move into Marlborough House,
where he can have the seclusion and
privacy dear to the heart of every
man.
In eeldition to a separate suite at
Bucb:fngham Palace and at Wind -
for, the Prince will have his own
staff of servants,., a governor of his
1se:hold a:nd at lead' keio equer-
ries. He might, if he" wished, ap-
oint tradesmen for every one of his
ant" sem cigarettes to motor
ars, 'liut for the present it is in -
ended that the dealers who shall
e permitted to sport the three-
eather crest of the Prince shall be
imited and shall slowly grow with
is increasing wants,
'Although the Prince will imme-
liately become master of .an, enor-
eus annual income, he will spend
lit a small part of it, the rest ac-
umulating until he has need of it.
he exact amount of money that
ows into his purse varies from year
0 year, but it is always
WELL OVER $500,000.
From his duehy of Cornwall pro-
perty alone, there is a yearly yield
of $400,000, which is augmented
considerably by government grants.
The tatter will be increased during
t,te peat few gears, especially when
he tam a wife.
Naturally, there is consider able
"peculation on the question of the
dentity of the future wife of the
• rinee. A man who is an intimate
riend of both King and Queen re-
ently told the writer that he didn't
hink either of the parents of the
"rinee had formed any opinion as
o the suitable mate for their son.
sf course, it is largely a matter of
tate, and the Prince's hand will
e bestowed, sad as it may seem,
here it will aecomplish the most
nod, There is in existenee a pretty
tory of a youthful love affair, in-
olving the Prince and the Grand
uchess Olga, daughter of the Czar
f Russia, but there is no more
oundation for this than a. few
sling glances cast by the Prince
pen his comely little cousin when
hey met for the second time in
heir lives about two years alio.
rineess Victoria, daughter of ' ie
wiser, who might be a means of
ringing about•,,the approchement
f England and Germany, for which
e politicians of the former coulee have been so long sighing, is
nfortunately too old to be consid-
i ed, and the present chances seem
favor one of the Fife princesses,
= ughters of Princess Louise, sis-
�' r of King George.
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THE INEVITABLE RESULT.
"eJ am eurpr sec' to hepar Oat
t,b'i':leigh has broken A<•wri,' said
tettbs. "He used to have a splen
rl con tittlso." .
'Yes," r' said til igy'esh t2 Cr "brit
began amending it."
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NEW STRENGTH FOR F1U1DERIC HARRISON,
Mr. Frederic Harrison, the £am
NURSING MOTHERS ous leader of, the Positivists, friend
of Ruskin and Carlyle 'was eight:
Oiling Beeks and Tired Limbs
Need Not be Endured
Aching backs, tired limbs, attacks.
of faintness, headaches and back,
aches, need not be a part of wo-
man's life. There are times when
her blood needs special attention,
and these times are indicated by
one or more of the above symptoms.
It is at such times that Dr.. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills are worth their
weight in gold to women, for they
actually make the rich, red health -
giving blood which makes weak,
tired, despondent women, active
and strong, and feeling equal to all,
their household duties. Such a suf-
ferer was Mrs. William Sullivan,
Main River, N. B., who says : "I am
writing to acknowledge the great
good I received through Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills. After my baby)
was born last summer I was so runt
down that life was really a burden.
I had to drag myself about to do
my housework, and every moment
was one of trial. If I went• upstairs
I would be breathless and tired
out, and my heart would palpitate
violently'. and I would have a feel-
ing as though I was smothering. My
appetite was poor, and my baby was
suffering from my weakness. I was
advised to try Dr. Willims' Pink
Pills and got six boxes, and before
they were all quite used I was like
a different woman. My appetite re-
turned; I regained my strength,
and the work about the house no
longer bothered me. As the result
of my experience I would strongly
urge all weak women and nursing
mothers to use Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills."
There is no woman, no matter
what her station in life, who will
not enjoy better health if she occa-
sionally fortifies her blood through
the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
The Pills are sold by all medicine
dealers or may be had by mail at
50 cents a box or six boxes for
$9.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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PRINCE OF WALES HUNGRY..
An English actor was a member of
a company snowbound in the Sierras
while en route- from California to
the East. . Blore their: train was.
pulled tinj .of the drifts, they.bad
been , redui et ta eating .tlie acaarse
fare' of the railroad laborers, and'
got little enough even' ofthat. So
they all had a magnificent hunger
on when the train reached a small
station at which there was a restau-
rant, and the Englishman was the
first to find a seat at a table.
"Bring me in a hurry," he soil to
the landlord, a burly Western man,
"a porterhouse steak, some deviled
kidneys, a brace of chops, plenty of
vegetables, and'two bottles of Bass'
bitter beer." The landlord stuck
his head out of the dining room
door and yelled to somebody in the
rear apartment: "Say, Bill, tell
the band to play 'Rule Britannia' ;
the Prince of Wales has came."
WhyShould I Use
Cuticura Soap?
« There is nothing the matter
with my skin, and I thought
Cuticura Soap was only for skin
troubles." True, it is fo:,' skin
troubles, but its great mission is
to peeved skin troubles. For
more than a generation its dell-
cate emollient and prophylactic
properties have rendered it the
standard for this purpose, while
its extreme purity and refreshing
fragrance give to it all the advan-
tages of the best of toilet soaps.
It is also invaluable in keeping
the bands soft and white, the hair
live and glossy, and the scalp
free from dandruff and irritation.
While its first cost is a few cents
more than that of ordinary toilet
soaps, it is prepared with suchcare
and of such materials, that it wears
to a wafer, often outlasting several
cakes of other soap, and making.
its use, in practice, most econom-
ical. Cuticura Soap it sold by
druggists and dealers everywhere,
but the truth of these claims may
be demonstrated without cost by
sending to "Cuticura," Dent. 71111,'
Boston, U. S. A., for a liberal sam-
plecake, together with a thirty-two
page book on the skin and hair,
,tears of age last October; and he
came in from an eight -mile walk at
tea -time with springy step and alert
bearing, It was his ordinary daily
exercise, and not at all in the na-
ture of a birthday celebration.
Mr. Harrison is spending the ev
ening of his days near Hawkhurst,,.
in Kent, . where he delights in his
garden and grounds, which he has.
made very beautiful. He rose on
his birthday at 7.30; breakfasted at
8.30, and was engaged from 9.30 till
luncheon -tine withthe mornin
NOW'S THE TIME.
Now's the time to bo a -doing,
If there's work that must be done,
,While the earth itself is wooing 1.
Favors frons the shining sun.
;Not. to -morrow ; you may never
Hear the bells of morrow chime.
lent for every brave endeavor
N w's• the time!.
IiIZ'i'¢}cr.sthe time to be a -moving,
If in life you've any aim;
If you're anxious to be proving
What in merit is your claim.
Don't -ah, don't to -day postpone it!
Is not idleness a crime ?
If you have not overthrown it,
Now's the tune !
y not even. "I will do it
Without failure by-and-by."
rat's a time with no date to it -
fn the shadows let it lie !
ize the present! It is flying
ver from you as you climb.
w, if you are bent on trying -
'How's the time
A Boon for the Bilious. -The liver
a very sensative organ and easily
ranged. When this occurs there
undue secretion of bile and the
id flows into the stomach and
rs it. It is a most distressing
ent, and many are prone to it.
this condition a man finds the
st remedy in Parmelee's Vega...4
kyle Pills, whieh are warranted to
edily correct the disorder. There
o better medicine in the entire
of 'pill preparations.
WHAT SHE WANTED.
Lady in shoe store -"These shoes
pinch terribly. Haven't you any-
thing larger V'
Salesman -"You asked me for
number twos, madam. I can give
you number threes or number fours,
or—
Lader ---"the idea! I want some-
thing larger in number twos."
rx-tlttcrie :i]earedya,lt.
+rs-
newspapers, his correspondence,
and his new book, "Autobiographic
Memoirs." His mornings work in-
cluded the writing of twelve itetters.
Arriving home at five o'clock after
his walk, he spent half an hourein
showing visitors round his garden.
Then there was a little rest before
dinner. At eleven it was bedtime.
An unbroken sleep of eight hours
every night and an interest in every
waking hour, that is Mr. :l arrie
son's happy lot at eighty.
He is engaged on another weer.;'
"Among My Books." He writes
about 1,500 words a day.
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CHILDHOOD DANGERS.
alto
No symptoms that indicate' `iron O
of the ailments of childhood Saoi e
be allowed to pass wi 1iout 'pro
Attention. ' The little admen t . ir11
soon become aserious on., eende er
haps a little life passes 'bet If
Baby's Own Tablets are kept in til:
house minor troubles can be-
promptly
epromptly cured and serious ones
averted. The Tablets are guaran-
teed absolutely safe and can be
given to the newborn babe as well
as the growing child. Mrs. Arthur
Drapeau, Mont Carmel, Que., says:
"I can give Baby's Own Tablets to
my little one without fear, well
knowing the beneficial results that
will follow their use." The Tablets
are sold by medicine dealers or by
mail at 25 ,cents a box from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
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1PifIT sy aartinMutiueleEye nernedNoy
,p Try iUor 1ted, weak, watery P:yeo and
�� i�'£ ® Granulated Eeeitde. illustrated Book
In each Package, T1L1iRiNE Ie com-
es ponnded byy OurUcnllsts-nota"Patent
ww ➢icdlcine"butuacd IneuccesefulPb?•si-
�,p .o.� ctans'Practice for many years. i,ow
CiY q;... derllcgggi�st to the Publlo and Bold by
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• • 69-EyoCBalvea InnAseptic c -50c Tubeer s, Mc -60c.
m•'bturine Eye Remedy Co., Chicano
Y
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Norway's coast line, which mea-
sures 1,700 miles in a straight line,
becomes 12,000 miles if followed
round the fjords. In these are over
•150,000 islands,
True religion never speaks of
what it has done or is doing, neither
has it any pomps or vanities, but
does its work silently and without
hope of rewak 1, at least in this life.
Nearly all infants re more or less
subject to diarrhoea and such com-
plaints while teething and as this
period of their lives is the most cri-
tical, mothers should not be with-
out a bottle of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's
Dysentery Cordial. This medicine
is a specific for such complaints
and is highly spoken of by those
who have used it. The proprietors
claim it will cure any ease of chol-
era or summer complaint.
Not long ago Lord Kinnaird, wlio.
is always actively interested in Vie.-,
ligious work, paid a surprise visit
to a mission school in the east end
of London and told a class of boys
the story of Samson. In conclud-
ing his narrative his Lordship ad-
ded, "He was strong, became weak,
and then regained his strength,
enabling him to destroy his enemies.
Now, boys, if I had an enemy, what
would you advise me to do V' A
little boy after meditating on the.
secret of that great giant's strength
shot up his hand and exclaimed,
"Get a bottle of'air-restorer."
All the world loves a cheerful
flatterer.
Mlnard's Liniment. Curbs, Diphtheria.
s.+ A. -"Your husband always
o quietly." lers. B. -"He
You, ought to hear him
es a collar-stud!"
nt Cures,.Carget In Cows.
tree call be cut down
d --into paper stiitable,
purposes within 24
sthma and Catarrh. -It is
one o the chief recommendations of
Da Nomas' Eclectric Oil that it
can be used internally with as much
suct;ess as it can outwardly. Suf-
ferers from asthma and catarrh will
find that the Oil when used accord-
ing to directions will give immedi-
ate" relief. Many sufferers from
these- ailments have found relief in
the Oil and have sent testimonials.
In New South Wales, Australia,
any person taking part in a strike
is liable to a• penalty of £1,000, or
to be imprisoned for two months.
Min rd's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc.
r: oney, you know, is man's
wo enemy." "I suppose that's
w cme folk Iike him for the ene-
m elm made."
I RILL YEAR '4T" THE FAIR.
is Imperial yedr at the' Cana-
dian National Exhibition and H.R.
"the Duke of Cexvaaught will
p *ern the opening ceremonies on
*one; , August 26th.
THE KING DINES OUT.
rever King George dines,
r in the midst of a public
ly or in the house of an ie -
friend, this own servants ac-
ny him. They attend exclu-
to him throughout the ban-
eceiving the dishes from the
Its and handing them to their
fi'xiaster.
ED. 7
ISSUE 27-12
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Sardines
{DELICIOUS, ZESTY,
NUTRITIOUS, TASTY.
The very thing for a refresh-
ing lunch in hot weather.
Cat Them From Your Groner
Trade supplied by John W.
Bickle,LGreening, llamiltsn.
COW COMFORT
is guarantood to keep Flies off your Cattle
$d.00 PER GALLON
Dilute with 4 gallons of water.
Write for a gallon naw to
THE ic9ACLAREN IMPERIAL CHEESE CO.,
LTD., WOODSTOCK, ONTARIO.
Sole Mfrs.—The Sapho Manufacturing Co.,
Limited, Montreal.
WHEN HE DID BEGIN.
Father (to his son whom he has
reproved for lying) -I never told
lie whe eI -was small..
• Band Vell, }iEiv old
father, when you began
A i Aiway s; Re E i
of regular habit .medicin';
eotaeern, butthe fir. a`t
men e b .cot. of reg x" habi .
worry an.a.tares of business pre*
it, and out of the; irregularity of life
comes dyspepsia, indigestion, liver
and kidney troubles as a protest.
The run-down system demands a
corrective and there is none better
than Parmelee's Vegetable Pills.
They are simple in their composi-
tion and can be taken by the most
delicately constituted.
H. W. DA,WSON, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto.
T MET THOUSAND DOLLARS WILL
iJ buy beautiful hundred acres in
Northumberland County, including Stock
and Implements. There ie in the stook
4 horses, 10 cows, etc. This is a snap, and
can be had on easy terms. Possession at
once. ,.
OOD PARMA= LINCOLN, WELLAND,
7f Halton, Petal, York, Durham, North.
umberiand, Prinee Edward counties at
reasonable prices.
A LBERTA. SASKATCHEWAN +• AND
.t''. Manitoba lands in large or 'small
blocks.
T1 REIT FARMS -ALL SIZES, IN THE,'
It' Niagara Fruit Belt.
H. W DAWSON, Toronto.
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ACRES IN ESSEX COUNTY -SOIL
el of clay loam; Nineteen.- acres mixed
timber; 1 acre orchard: frame house;
frame bank barn. Price right Tbo1';; nd
Two Hundred Dollars. Will exehanrre fox
50 acre farm. The western Real Estate,
London.
RAILWAY //DENTS, TELEQRAP €
and Clerks in great demand thro h
out Ontario and North West. Six Months
will qualify you. Day and Mail ,,oate".e
Positions secured. Free Book 18 explain!
Dominion School Telegraphy, Toronto.
MALE HELP WANTED.
MISCELLANEOUS.
inrAy AND FARM SCALES. Wilson',
it it Scale Works, 9 Esplanade, Toronto.
1 ANGER, TUMORS, LUMPS, etc. In-
l� ternal and external, cured without
vain bi' our home treatment. Write us
before too late. Dr. Bellman Medical Cor„
Limited. Collingwood, Ont.
. TON SCALE GUARANTEED. Wilson's'
O. Seale Works, 9 Esplanade, Toronto.
g�1 ARMERS I SEND YOUR NAME AND
JL' get valuable information. D. Bell,
93 Argyle Street, Toronto.
THE TORONTO HOSPITAL FOR IN.
eurables offers two years' training;
complete course in Massage; Post Gradu,
ate Course in Bellevue and Allied llospi.
tats, New York. Applications will be re-
eived by Miss Greene, Lady. Superinteu- -
'r130 Dunn Ave., Toronto,
Above all things, be on your
guard against your temper. It is
an enemy that will accompany you
everywhere to the last hour of your
life.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Dear Sirs, -This fall I got thrbwn on a
fence and hurt my chest very bad, so I
could not work and it hurt me to
breathe. I tried al1 kinds of. Liniments
and they did me no good.
One bottle of MINARD'S LINIMENT,
warmed on flannels and applied on my
breast, cured me co O llH. yOSSABOOM.
Rossway, Digby Co., N. S.
heck -"If I ever marry I'll rule
the roost or know why." Peck-.
"You'll know why all right."
Thousands of mothers can testify
to the virtue of Mother Graves'
Worm Exterminator, because they
know from experience how useful it
is.
The man who has something to
sell is always an optimist.
Mfnardls Liniment Cures Distemper.
'THE BYPLAY MINSTRELS.
"Mister . Interclocutor, can you
tell me the difference between a,
kiss and a sewing machine?"
"No, Mr. Bones, I cannot. Please
tell us the difference between a kiss
and .a sewing machine."
"One seems so nice and the other
sews seams nice."
"Mr. Ogo Soakim will now ren-
der that beautiful ballad, entitled
`When Mother Found Her Rat in
Grandpa's.Beard.' "
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She -"Just look at the trouble
money can get you . into." He -
"Yes, but look at the trouble it
out get you•out of."
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THE LATER THE BETTER.
He -Hurry, dear, or we shall be
too late for church.
She -We can't be too late when
I'm wearing this old dress and hat.
Warts are disfigurements that dis-
appear when treated with Hollo-
way's Corn Cure.
Hydrophobia is now so rare in
Europe that actual cases have only
averaged One per annum during the
past ten years.
"He pretends to be a very busy
man." "By jinks, there's no pre-
tence about it. He supports a wife
and seven children on a salary of
$60 a month."
Dr. Morse's
Indian Root. Pills
are made according to a formula in
use nearly a century ago among the
Indians, and learned from them by
De. Morse. Though repeated at-
tempts have beet) made, by physi-
cians and chemists, it has been found
impossible to improve the formula or
the pills. Dr. Morse's Indian Root.
Pills are a household remedy through-
out the world for Constipation rind.
all Kidney and Liver troubles. They
act promptly and effectively, and
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