The Herald, 1912-07-19, Page 4SECRETS OF ROYAL PEOPLE
THEY ARE REPT RIGIDLY
FROM SERVANTS.
Never See the Scrap Paper or the
Blotters, Used by the
Ring.
During the recent industrial trou-
bles in England the cables have on
more than one occasion announced
that the Premier has visited King
George. But not the slightest ru-
mor of what has happened at these
meetings between King and coun-
oellers has ever leaked out.
Directly Mr. Asquith leaves the
King and the King himself has quit-
ted hie apartments a •secretary en-
ters the room and destroys the con-
tents of thewaste paper basket, the
blotting pad or any odd pieces of
paper which might lead to a clue
eirneerning anything that happened
at the interview. Until this is done
not a servant is allowed to enter
the room.
At the King's stationery office
similar safeguards against the leak-
age of State secrets are taken. The
departments most intimate with the
King's private business put all
waste papers into sacks marked
`Absolutely confidential," and an
official of the office throws them in-
to a destructor.
No servant •ever sees into the
interior of King George's private
writing desk. There is only one key
in existence, and that his Majesty
carries everywhere with him, fas-
tened to one end of his gold albeit.
With regard to State papers, the
King is compelled to take some one
into his confidence, But while in
Ilse they are
KEPT UNDER STRICT GUARD
in specially constructed dispatch
boxes. The King's secretary, Lord
Sta,mfordham, has charge of the
keys of the boxes, and he is the
xmly individual who knows the con-
tents of the papers kept in 'them.
That King George has many pri-
vate investments is well known, but
the people who know exactly how
much these transactions are worth,
and in what direction they lay, can
be counted on the fingers of one
hand. Elaborate precautions are
taken .to keep his name out of the
•world.of finance. Although he holds
ei; 'lean; _securities, the trusted
Iriende through whorn he works
never by anv chance let his name
he breathed in connection with any
one of them.
When certain people receive in-
yitations to a house party given by
the King er Queen there are often
s31ruggings of shoulders and raising
Of •eyebrows among the smart set
dowagers. Such invitations gener-
ally have private reasons behind
them, which their Majesties take
good care to keep to themselves.
The majority of people, however,
who become Royalty's guests are, as
a rule, especially gifted in some
direction, for talent in any form
always finds favor with Royalty.
One of Royalties' most closely
kept secrets is the contents of their
diaries.
THE EMPRESS OF GERMANY,
litho chronicles a daily survey of
happenings in the German Royal
palace, keeps a diary fitted with
lock and key. an example followed
by most adult Royalties throughout
Europe.
In his anxiety to keep all his cor-
respondence absolutely secret, the
German Emperor has surrounded
himself with difficult codes, pass-
words and devices. All his corres-
pondence is inclosed in waterproof
envelopes of special construction
and heavily sealed with a signet
ring which seldom leaves the Kai-
ser's ,hand.
No one exeept the Empress of
'Russia shares the secrets of the
Czar. The heavy Cloud of suspi-
cion under which his life. is eonduct-
ed does not tend to confidence, even
• among his most trusted courtiers.
The same also applies to King
Alfonso, who, by reason of the un-
restful state of his country, finds it
best for diplomatic reasons, to keep
his private business well out of the
ken of public opinion.
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PUNISHMENT FOR DRUNKS.
The punishment for intoxication
in St. Petersburg is to make the
offender, no matter what his social
position, sweep the streets. Well -
attired gentlemen, some of them in
dress suits, are occasionally, it is
said, seen sweeping the streets af-
ter a night's carouse,'
A BENEDICT'S IDEA.
Mrs. Benham --•"All the world
loves a lover."
Benham—"Sure! A man can be
popular any time if he is willing
make a fool of himself "
ii �� hens
beak and olaws, it seems likely
an eagle Mould be counted ci
wreck an aeroplane- or tear
LAXATIVES
are best for nursing
mothers because they do
not affect the rest of the
System. Mildbutsue.25c.
a box at your druggist's.
NATIONAL DRUQ:' AND CHEMICAL
CO. OP CANADA, LIMITED.
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ONE WAY TO PACK A TRUNK.
a dirigible, but, as Gaulois IP
out, a practical test would bes
cult to apply.
FANCY,
ei't axe everfrequent visi-
le theatre because at home
Pr gqt'?a show.
hour 4,000 human beings
of sheep's wool will pro -
e yard of cloth,
some imen tell you they are
,you. hardly know whe-
ure bragging or apologiz-
dest,nmtienad flag in the
that of Denmark, which
1219,,
is ale record of any man
ng starved because he kept
th shut.
err'; STINGS AND SUMMER
SORES.
ct bites and stings, blistered
ncl sunburn !.• These three
t i, 4or' any . one of them, may
sp ' roue days of your. vacation,
:e your work a bore! Zam-
the remedy you need ! It
• he "burn" out of these red,
ed patches where the sun has
gf r me on you; it eases bad mos -
q bites, and it soothes and heals
b' k ed feet and hands.
1 Vf he hot weather young babies
su greatly from heat spots and
ell places. Here, again, Zam-
linJ ll: S-1've almost instant ease i
:.ousts, burns, and more seri-
ons
in diseases, such as eczema,
bloo poisoning, etc., and fir piles,
Zam, uk; is absolutely without.an
°clue ; ' All druggists and stores
50o, box or Zam-Buk Co., Toronto.
• ICE'S MARRIED NOW:'
" Iilingley, why does Oldboy re-
fuse tospeak to you? You used to
be good friends." "Yes, when we
were bachelors; but he's married
now."` "And what difference does
that make f" "Well, the fact is,
I made him a handsome wedding
present of a book, and he hasn't
spoken to me since." "What was
the book?" " `Paradise Loat.' "
Can Economize in Space as Well as
Pennies.
A woman who is constantly tra-
velling and yet who finds it meek
necessary to economize in space as
well as in pennies, has found the fol-
lowing plan for packing her one
trunk a most excellent one. At the
bottom of the trunk she has a par•
tition made large enough to carry
one large or two small hats. This is
strongly made, so that it cannot
easily be broken. At the side of
the partition she places a wooden
box filled with sawdust, in which
are her bottles of medicine. Here,
too, she ,lays her ehoes, each pair
carefully rolled in linen covers. On
one set of shoes she puts her pair
of rubbers, and inside the shoes she
places her boxes of pills or pow-
ders which would not go into the
box of medicine.
Then she has six or eight pieces
of heavy cardboard cut to exactly
fit the trunk. These she covers
with linen or chintz, so that they
look exactly like large envelopes3
with straps or strings to fasten
down the flaps. In these huge en-
velopes she pins her dresses, shirt-
waists, etc. Two or three dresses
can usually be put in each envelope.
Everything is kept absolutely fiat,
and nothing can be pushed to one
end of the trunk when it is stood
on end.
At the top of the trunk is a shal-
low tray, in which she puts her
laces, ribbons, veils, and gloves,
etc. The underwear is rolled and
placed around the edges of the
trunk, or is folded flat and laid be-
tween the envelopes.
TRAINING EAGLES FOR. WAR.
Think They May be Induced to At-
tack Airships.
Some officers of Nice, ' according
to a French newspaper, have been.
training six eagles to attack aero-
planes and dirigible balloons.
Although many attempts have
been made to construct a gun for
destroying aeroplanes, the problem
has not yet been solved. These
officers therefore chose eagles as
capable of attaining the necessary
speed and height in the air, and be-
gan by habituating them to the
noise of motors and firearms.
Then, by fastening choice morsels
of food on small balloons and frame
work representing an aeroplane,
they have trained the birds to throw
themselves fiercely in such objects
and tear them as they tear their
prey.
Given the powers of the eagle's
WOULD SCREA FOR
HOURS ITH ECZEMA
Baby Dreadful Sufferer, Could Not
Keep Him from Scratching, Every
JointAffected, Used CuticuraSoap
and Ointment and He Is Well,
•
"Enclosed find my son's photo and I feel
by writing these few lines to you I am only
doing my duty, as my son was a dreadful
sufferer from eczema,. At
tue age of two weeks he
began toget covered with
red spots on his legs and
groins, which mother
thought was red gum or
thrush; but day by day
it grew worse until every
joint and crevice were
affected and baby started
screaming for hours day
and night, such a thing
as sleep was out of the
question. I took him to
two of Sydney's leading doctors; one said It
was one of the worst cases be had seen the
other did not think it so serious; one ordered
ointment for rubbing in, the other a dusting
powder. I followed their prescriptions for
over four months and 'still baby kept getting
worse. I could not keep him from scratching
BO great was his Agony.
"When he was five months old I tried the
Cuticura Remedies and I am very thankful to
say any baby is to -day free from all his suffer-
ing. His groins were bleeding when I started
and other parts affected were the lower part •
of his body,under the knees, arms, in arra
Joints, eyebows and neck' but after twice
using Outlaw's Ointment I began to see s
difference end by the time I had used one
tic), along With the bathing with Cutleura
Soap, baby' as nearly cure& I still kept on
Using the Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and
now, thank goodness, he is quite well and
although he is now ten Months old, has noiK.
had Any further return of the trouble."
(Signed) Mrs. G. North 2 Knlaht St.,
Erii slneville, Sydney, N.S.'Ciir., Mar. al, 1911.
Cutleure Soap and Ointment are sold
throughout the world, but a liberal sample of
eoeh, with a 82 -page book on the ears and
treatment of the skin and hair will be sent
free on implication to Better Drug to Chem.
Corp., 90 colutubua Ave Boston,U.S.A.
THE NAPOLEON ILAT.
Almost every season brings for-
ward some millinery creation on the
order of the Napoleon hat, a type
which is most becoming to some
piquant faces. This little French
shape shows nothing but a single
handsome feather mount in bril-
liant colorings.
SAVE TILE CHILDREN.
Mothers who keep a box of
Baby's Own Tablets, in the house
may feel that the lives of their lit-
tle ones are reasonable safe during
the hot weather. Stomach trou-
bles, cholera infantum and diar-
rhoea carry off thousands of little
ones every summer, in most cases
because the mother does not have
a safe medicine at hand to give
promptly. Baby's Own Tablets
cure these troubles, or if given oc-
casionally to the well child will pre-
vent their coming on. The Tablets
are guaranteed by a government
analyst to be absolutely harmless,
even to the newborn babe. They
are especially good in the summer
because they regulate the bowels
and keep the stomach sweet and
pure. The Tablets are sold by me-
dicine dealers or by mail at 25 Menta
a box from The Dr. Williams'
Mt'dicine o.', Brockvill ,'
NOW-A-DA115: '
"Do you think he really loves
her 1"
"Why, he's marrying her, isn't
he?"
"Yes, but now -a -days that's no
longer any proof."
It Eases Pain.—Ask any druggist
or dealer in medicines what is the
most popular of the medicinal oils
for pains in the joints, in the
muscles or nerves, or for neuralgia
and rheumatism, and he will tell
you that Dr. Thomas' EcIectric Oil
`is in greater demand than any
other. The reason for this is that
it possesses greater healing quali-
ties than any other oil.
Hope is the advance agent of re-
signation.
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc.
It's easier for man to make
money if he isn't on speaking terms
with his conscience.
Clean Stomach, Clear Mind. --The
stomach is the workshop of the vital
functions and when it gets out of
order the whole system clogs in
sympathy. The spirits flag, the
mind droops and work becomes im-
possible. The first care should be
to restore healthful action of the
stomach and the best preparation
for that purpose is Parmelee's Ve-
getable Pills. General use for
years has won them a leading place
in medicine. A trial will attest
their value. •
ARSENIC IN VEGETABLES.
Arsenic has been found as a nor-
mal constituent in man and ani-
mals, and now Drs. Jadin and As-
trug, two French biologists, show
that it may be derived from edible•
plants and fruits, They examined
thirty-nine vegetable substances
and obtained arsenic from ail, th
quantities ranging from 0.25 peed
per million in almonds and bean ,
Other vegetable matters, contain-
ing arsenic are the cbmmonca
bage, the turnip, the potato, en/
voted mushrooms; black tin
Japanese rice, red haricot,:!,,
peas, split peas, lentils, arti'eleo
salsify, clneory, lettuce, splitae
green peas, celery, carrots, Vat
cress, cauliflower, wild aspa'tia
hazelnuts, filberts, chestnuts,.';
pies, pears, oranges, pineapl1
and bananas.
The Pill That Leads Them All.—
Pills ,,are the most portable and
compact of all medicines, and when
easy to take are the most acceptable
of preparations. But they must at-
test their power to be popular. As
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are the
most Copular of all pills they must
fully set all requirements. Ae-
curataty;eompounded and composed
of.ing'edients proven -to -be effective
in re ;ihog the cligestiye organs,
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It tak ui 'a silly woman to trust a
man who couldn't get credit for a
8 -cent Feed of cabbage at the cor-
ner griesery.
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
Both men and women want to
conceal their age ,• and for much the
same reason. Men wish to appear
older«than they are in order to rule
sooner, and women wish to appear
younger than they are in order to
rule .longer.
i halera morbus, cramps and kin-
dred' ieompiaints annually make
their -appearance at the same time
as the hot weather, green fruit, cu-
cumbers, melons, etc., and many
persons are debarred froni eating
these tempting things, but they
need not; abstain if they have Dr.
J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial
and take a few drops in water. It
cur4s the cramps and cholera in a
remarkable manner and is sure to
check every disturbance of the bow-
els.
Re "I think your family name is
a :tasty fine one. She—"Do you'!
get dreadfully tired of it!"
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
DISTINCTION.
styest (engaging servant)—"I
hr,4Se you have mice• print dresses,
I . expect you always to wear
pH.),
• zi v --"Yes, mum, I'm very par -
to wear caps. I shouldn't
be taken for one of the
mum I"
▪ -mom
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COW COMFORT
Is guaranteed to keep Flies off your Cattle
• *9.00 PER GALLON
Dilute with d gallons of water.
Write for a gallon now to
THE MACCARES IMPERIAL CHEESE CO.,
LTO., WOODSTOCK, ONTARIO.
Solo Mfrs.—The Sapho+Manufacturing Oo.,
Limited, Montreal.
TWO FAMOUS BANDS.
Coming from England for the Cana-
dian National Exhibition.
Two famous bands from England
will make the musical attractions
at the Canadian National Exhibi-
tion this year something long to be
remembered. The Scots Guards
Band from Buckingham Palace,
the third of this famous brigade of
bands brought across the ocean by
the Exhibition people, will alter-
nate with the Besses o' Th' Barn,
which all lovers of band music re-
cognize as Britain's best brass band
Two such musical attractions have
never before been brought together
.on the continent...
SUPREME TEST,
"Is she fond of children f" "Very.
She'll even rent her houses to peo-
ple who have them."
Worms cause fretfulness and rob
the infant of sleep, the great nour-
i e (ether_ 'enaaTee" Vi orni..
terminator will c1earJ''t"fie"s`ttiin`i fl
and intestines and restore health-
fulness.
CURIOUS.
Little Girl—"Are you the trained
nurse mother said was coming?"
Nurse—"Yes, dear, I am the
trained nurse."
Little Girl—"Let's see you do
some tricks."
Digby, N. S.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen,—Last August my horse was
badly cut in eleven places by a barbed
wire fonce. Three of the outs, (small ones)
healed soon, but the others became foul
and rotten, and though I tried many kinds
of medicine they had no beneficial result.
At last a doctor advised me_ to use MIN -
ARM'S LINIMENT and in four weeks' time
every sore was healed and the hair has
grown over each one in fine condition.
The Liniment is certainly wonderful in its
working. JOHN R. HOLDEN.
Witness, Perry Baker.
SHE HAS THE MONEY.
"I swear I cannot live without
my wife."
"You love her .so i"
"Well, not exactly that. You
see, she has the money."
" Try Murine Eye Remedy
2r '� Noamarting-Feel sPine-Acts Quickly.
Try it for Bed, Woak, Watery ltyea and
I Granulated lbyollds, nlustratc Hook
1n each Package. MintlNB-is com-
Ee8 pounded" by our Oeullets-not a "Patent
�'' Medloine" bit used in anceessLul Pbyal-
Needclans' Practice for many years. Now
dedicated to the Public and sold by
Druggists at M60c per bottle. Murino
Oar, di° eye Salvo 1n Aseptic Tubes, 260-60c,
.�a,....ar...m. Marine Eye Remedy Co,, Chicago
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- "Yes, sir, when we were ambush-
ed we got out without losing a man
or a horse or a gun or " "A
minute," chimed in a small, still
voice.
No surgical operation is neces-
sary in removing corns if Hollo-
way's Corn Cure be used.
During her 'engagement a girl
thinks life is one continuous moving
picture show,
Minaret's Liniment °UNes Carnet In Coeds,
WITHOUT AN ARGUMENT. .
"Do you ,have any trouble get-
ting your daughter to practice her
mu sic 1"
"Not at all. I simply.say that it
is time to wash the dishes, and she
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rs
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FARMS FOR SALE. -
H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto.
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS WILL
.L4 buy beautiful hundred, acres in
Northumberland County, including Stook
and Implements. There is in the stock
4 horses, 10 sows, etc. This is a snap, and
can be had on easy terms. Possession at
once.
00D FARMS IN LINCOLN, WELLAND.
A Halton, Peel. York, Durham, North.
umberland, Prince Edward counties at
rep Fop ablf! nrirea.
LBERTA. SASKATCHEWAN AND
`At
Manitoba lands in large or small
blocks.
71 RUST FARMS -ALL SIZES. IN THII
Niagara Fruit Belt.
H. W. DAWSON,.Toronto.
WHOLE SECTION. STEAM PLOW
Land. $14. John Seott, Whitewood,
Sask.
MALE HELP WANTED.
RAILWAY AGENTS, TELEGRAPHERS
and Clerks in great demand through.
out Ontario and North West. Six Months
will qualify you, Day and Mail .;o.it'ees.
Positions secured, Free Book 18 explains.
Dominion School Telegrephv, Toronto.
MISCELLANEOUS.
'SHAY AND FARM SCALES. Wilson's
0 1■1 Seale Works, 9 Esplanade. Toronto.
CANCER, TUMORS, LUMPS, eta. In.
ternal and external, cured without
pain by our home treatment. Write us
before too late. Dr. Bellman Medical OD,.;
Limited. Cohingwond, tint.
fib TON SCALE GUARANTEED, Wilson's
Scale Works. 9 Esplanade, Toronto.
1ARMERS! SEND YOUR,
get valuable inform
son,, wrote that the infer
life of a horse valued
93 Argyle St . Toronto,/
AMES AN
p,
on. One per.
tion saved the
h $250. D. Bell,
nt.
FE�,-�-H DYE1N9
Cleaning and Curling1 ud Kid Glo,es °loaneit
Those can bo t by Da++t TaZ,er O S- -
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Acknowledged to
he thefinentcrea-
tioo of Water-
proof
aterproof Collaxs
ever made. Ask
to ser, and box
no other. All
atores or di,eet
for 25c.
d� pease
you order some "RING
OSCAR" SARDINES
this Saturday. Then you
can make a Sardine Sa-
lad for Sunday's lunch
that will be the nieest
you ever tasted—much
more desirable than ,
meat this, hot weather.
Cot Tham From Your Grocer
Trade supplied by John W.
imm
[sickle .t Greening, Hamilton,
The female house fly lays from 120
to 150 eggs at a time, and these
mature in two weeks. Under favor-
able conditions the descendants of a
single pair will nuniber millions In
three months. Therefore all house-
keepers should commence using
early in the season, and thus cut off
a large proportion of the summer
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