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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1914-05-29, Page 7Sir 'ipp, be - ring for yo u • for Vere how Tell, FROM MERRY OLD Mal) ,NEWFi !IV • MAIL ABOUT JO 113 I RILL 1LND. HIS PEOPLE. Oceurrencos in The Land That Reigntl Supreme In the Ooin• Wercial World. London ,has now 3,600: motel: buSes, About 800 couples are .miarriedin London every week. There is only one picture theatre within the city of London. Firemen ,at Southampton ,are to be fitted out with h•elp:let lights. " People are said to be taking more snuff, or more people are ta1'ng snuff. The population of the United Kingdom is estimated to amount to • 45,600,000.' Tho Central News states that the late Viscount Cross left estate val- ued at 291,000. The late Mr. S, B.rocklehurst, of Olinda, Sefton Park, Liverpool, left .estate of the gross value of 2347,- 222. • Mme. Tussaud, who is to. be seen in print effigy at the waxworks show she created, died on 16th April, 1850. The death took place .at Nice on - the 20th ult. of General. Sir Henry 13rackenbury, K.C.B., in his 77th- year. The tar distillery works of Tuns- tall & Co., between Leeds and Bradford, were destroyed by fire on i, the 18th ult. ' Ib is proposed to build a £250,000 American church in London, which Americans • of all denominations may attend. Last year the Cunard Company • spent £23,000 in supplying extra lifeboats and other life-saving ap- ashamed of itself, says the Boston pliances to its slaps, Transeript. In England, you know, The death took place on the 17th word "bug"ran have but one , ani ri e, PAINFUL IND SCALY PBVIPLES Like Roils, Worst sin Face. Watery When Rubbed. ' Also Hands Cracked and Smarted. Cuticura Soap and Ointment Gured. Main : St, Eye -Brow, Sask.— "I . Was bothered, "with smell pimples similar to little boils for four or flue years. They wero all over mo but worst on my face. Of course they gave me a bad appearance. The pimples wero both pain- ful and itchy so I scratched till quite Largo sores would � bo the result and they \\\\\', \\\� seemed to be very watory after I rubbed them to a sore. My face was very scarred during the time it was sore. "I was troubled with sore hands most ail winter for two years. They kept cracked till they would ho bleeding, and they. smarted and were so sore I could hardly bear to get them wet. "Upon seeing Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment advertised I thought there would bo no harm in trying them so I started with a small sample: I purchased a full-sized cake of Cuticura Soap also a box of Cuticura Ointment and before I had quite finished this I saw I was lots better so the second cake of Cuticura Soap and box of Cuticura Ointment `vas purchased. But little was used when I was entirely cured." (Signed) Mrs. Wm. Dickson, May 23, 1913. For treating poor complexions, red, rough hands, and dry, thin and falling hair. Cuti- cura Soap and Cuticura Ointment have been the world's favorites for more than a gen- eration. Asinglosotisoften sutgcient. Sold everywhere. Foraliheralfreesampleofeach; With 32-p. book, send post -card to Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Dept.D, Boston, U.S.A. ASHAMED OF ITS 'NAME. !Derbyshire Village Wants to Mo- dernize its Name. Bugsworth a little village in the Peak district of Derbyshire, is Vete eseseedeseramenom William Jennings Bryan, the American Secretary of State., descending the steps of the Capitol at Washington .after a conference over the Mexican situation. Woolen Deed Gin Pills ew Brunswick Woman's Message TELLS DER • S13i.FBRING SIS- '1'IiRS TO FIND RELIEF 1N DODO'S. KIDNEY PILLS. : Mrs...'Iaines B. Roy was 111 for '.i'wo Years and the Doctor Coda not help lit*r-- how She Found a Giro. Tremblay 'Settlement, Gloucester Co., N.13., May 25 (Spe�eial).-Mrs. James B. Roy, an estimable lady, well known here, has made the fol- lowing ol lowing statement for publication: "For two years I suffered froni an extreme weakness and ,an awful pain in the back. Sometimes _my back was so weak I could, hardily walk. I was ,always nervous, I had no appetite and 'I was failing very fast. I took medicines from �a doc- tor, but continued to grow worse. "Then I started to use Dodd's kidney Pills arid soon began to • improve. By the time I had finished the third box I was completely cured.. I know I owe my cure to Dodd's Kidney Pills, • and I want other sufferers to know that they also may be cured." Mrs. Roy's symptosis showed that she had Kidney trouble. That's why she found speedy relief and complete cure in Dodd's Kidney Pills. They are a Kidney remedy, pure and simple. The reason they cure so many suffering women is that nine -tenths of women's trou- bles come from sick Kidneys. - -. PEARLS OF TRUTH. Do not have evil -doers for friends For Weak Backs and headaches. 1- take as your friends the best of then.-Budda. Miss Ethel Balcombe, of Port Duffer- Never lose an opportunity of See - in, N.S.,-writes: "I was troubled.. withpp mew disease for several years. ;sly ing anything beautiful. 1'4elcome it back was weak. 1 bad terrible head- in every fair face, every fair sky, aches and was so reItless that I could every fair flower. ---Kingsley, not sleep at night. At last a friend Life never seems so clear and told me about GIN PILLS. 1 at once easy as when the heart is beating ult. a•t his i si,dence, 5 d 'dg meaning it is not ured 1ndiserir 1- got a box and after taking them, 1 felt faster at the sight of some genel`- Southport, of Mr. Christopher Ling, nately to describe any and all 1i1- better ---after taking three boes I Was c,us, self -risking deed. -George T-T.�„r, o. 'R,. rnct,nr,,.Fh c shame ,.. red" r, n., .. Box, 6 for .$,2.60. Samplefree if you v rite National Drug & -, . -Chemical Co. uf Canada, Limited,• Hardness of heart is a dreadfulToronte. quality, but it is doubtful whether, POINTED 1?1�RAGE.APJJS. A woman'" strength lies in her weakness. The ,1:�a th of By -and -By leads to Nov*hese. A little' learning is all right when properly added to, Some' people are not on speaking terms with: their deity. The best way to learn how to waste money is to get it easy, Every time a will. man makes a; mistake lie learns something. Anyway, the bald-headed :Im7,3n reeahzees that he coarses out on top. Serenity comes after a man is completely saturated with indiffer encu, There are angels.and.ange!ls-and. a Hanan usually marries the other kind. But a girl is never happy until she falls in love and then she is miserable. A thing of beauty may remain a joy forever -if the other fellow mar- ries h•er. - Some things .come to those 'who wait, but especially if ltbey are not vaccinated. Cultivate the .habit of listening, young man. It will come in handy if you ever acquire a wife. We know some railway bridges that seem to be dependent , on Providence and a coat of paint. Experts are guided. in their judg- rent of liquors by their sense of smell -those who taste are more or less misguided. an ex -mayor of Carlisle. sects. By order of the Office of Woods and a recent vote to change the vi.l• 20,000 primrose roots have b.een sent !age's name. Mr. Wells once write to London from the Crown Woods la story of a Mr. • Snooks who was at Claygate and Oxshott to beautify j refused by the lady of his affections the London parks. :on account of his plebeian name, A mem.driai window in Westmins- and discovered later that the lowly word was identical, with Sevenoaks or Sennuk. It is Suet, such a trick that: fate has played upon the little Derbyshire village, which really takes its title (like Buxton) from the produced in the tinted Kingdom bucks once hunted in its vicinity. last year. Of these 651,768 were ex- !A fine modern hyphenation -N or- porbed, some of them finding their j fulk-Hewardsworth -- is suggested way to Arabia, Siam and Paraguay. i for the new .cognomen, but how The output of coal in the, United much simpler the mere change to Kingdom from mines under th,e Coal "Buxworth" would be. Mines Ant in 1913 was 287.411,869 tons, the highest on record, and an increase of 27,01.3.291 tons on the output of 1912. The death occurred at his Chesh- ire residence, Broughton Hall, Nantwich, on the 15th ult., of Sir Delves Louis Broughton, the tenth Baronet, aged 56 years. He was head of one of the most ancient families in England. The British Government has for- warded through the American Am- baseador'its keen gratitude for the offer made by the State of Virginia to present to the British nation a copy of Hendon's statue of George Washington. The Connell of the League of. Bri- tish Covenanters have decided to is- sue a badge to be worn by those who have signed the British Cove- nant. The badge is a dark blue enamel on ,silver, with the words ."British Covenant, 1914." In ad- dition to this a celluloid button is also being issued. His Royal Higuiees Prince Chris- tian!, the Duke of Sutherland, Sir Re.ginrald• Graham, Bart., of Morton Conyers.; Sir Ian Colquhotun, Barb., of Luss; Captain Colin Mackay, the Duchess• of Sunderland, the Coun- tess of Carrick, Lary Margaret Mac- kay and Lady 5. J. Graham ,.h•ave become patrons of the Scottish Clans Asisooiation of London. The late Lord Wimb•orne left pro- . .petty valued at £205,000. In his - will he wrote: "I give to my darling wife, ,Lady Camelia. Henrietta Maria, Baroness Wimbc rte, . every- thing o£which 1 die possessed, for her own use and benefit absolutely; and I appoint her sole executrix of this ms w r 'ill. I thank God that He has gives me a wife so sweet, iso. loving and so capable." In the ,eloist'er!s of Westminster. Abbey is a tombstone 'which has been polished every morning'and decorated afresh with a 1bl:inch of 'flowel'+a for nearly five years,, It is over the -grave of the late Mrs. Wal- 'bg�e,,rfoaoe, wife of the. present Arch- Pr4Ss'a.o.93 ._;'s'f N,f ,7240)1, Tylia died ;gay 15th, 1909. ever au 13,;orning has passed, but a fresh floral tial pre. his een' laid on it, and limit, @, ,tan 1,.800 diays, have passed since May, 1900. ter Abbey is tolbe'ereeted in nieip' oily .. of 'Lord Strathcona, and the poet will be defrayed by Canadians resident' in the United Kingdom. 37,078,760 barrels •of beer were .a, in the long run,'it works more. dam - Fitting Hemed.y. age than softness of head. -Presi- dent Reoeevedt.• Tommy—i want another box .. of Womankind suffers from three de - those. tills, like what I got for No fusions -Marriage will reform a then yesterday. Druggist -Did your mother say they were good? Tommy -No, but they just fit my air -gun. Death 14ear ly Claimed INew Briiuswiek Lady a Was Restored to Her Anxious Fam- ily When Hope Had Gone. St. John, N.B., Dec, 15th. -At one time it was feared that Mrs. J: 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 used n'iost everything, but nothing gave that certain grateful re- lief that came from Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut: In- man; a rejected lover is heart- i stead of being bowed down with pain, broken for life; and if the other wo-to-day I am strong, enjoy splendid was only out of the way he ! appetite, sleep soundly. Lost proper- ties have been instilled into my blood would conic back. -Myrtle Reed.. -cheeks are rosy with color, and I There's not a blessed thing in this thank that day that I heard of so grand world worth having without sacri- a medics " Try Wittar e Eye I.ea ed' flee. The big people, the people If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes that have the big things in life are or Grenlslated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart those that have paid, or are pre- --Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Soil pared to• pay, the big price for Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, 50e. them. -W. J, Locke. Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes. Mother Looks the Part. 25c, 50c. Eye Books Free by Mail. m,o c,•a Verde Gleed for Ail Eyes filet tread Caro Sentenced to Immediate Death "How pale and worried your mo- ther looks. Is she sick?" "No, ma'am, but pa's got the. grip " "And is she afraid that he won't get well 7" "Oh, no, but whenever pa's sick he worries her so that she always looks as though she had what wkS ailing him." Toas'.ie Flavour A Whiner Every day many are find- ing out that Post Toasties are different from other "ready to eat" foods. It's in the making. Toasties are ' carefully cooked bits of choicest In- dian 'corn toasted to an appetizing, golden - brown crispness. , Care and time in toasting and the a delicate flavoring make. this` crisp corn -food delightful. Post Toasties—ready to eat 'd eet ort the sealed Pa c w e i ani r suet' Y ....1$•a. 4,.+n,r d .`. ,has. li•,r• f I, Oanadlag Poet= Cereal Co.. Ltd. Windsor. Ontario. Perpetual Motion. "Hello, Wedmann, anything go- ing on ?'' "'Yes, my expenses." piinard's Liniment used by Physicians, historic Old Castle. • The office of Works, London, Eng land, is going to take over and maintain as a national -monument the historic Denbigh Castle, and a large sung is to be spent on its reno- vation. The castle, which has been the s�oene of many stirring episodes, was built by Henry de Lacy, Earl of Lincoln, in 1284, on .the site of an earlier one, where David, brother her own husband. of Llewellyn, the last native Prince, r man doesn't worry because he of Wales, summoned a eouncil of the Welsh chieftains to proclaim himself Prince in his brother's place. After the disastrous defeat of Rowton Moor, King Charles found refuge at Denbigh Castle, on his retreat from Chester, in a tower still called the "Kin'g's Chamber." It happens every time you treat a corn with "Putnam's"—Corn dies—never re- turns. Nothing so certain and pain- less as Putnarn's Corn Extractor—try it. Fifty years' success guarantees its merits. 25c. bottles at all dealers. M —• POINTED PA RA GRAPHS!. Cats and candidates love to roost on the fence. Silence is golden, yet some peo- ple •won't shut up ! The more the big fellows Want the less we little chaps seem 1x get. The morning after is an oeoasion many a' roan would be glad to dis- reinemb er. A woman's new . hat brings more satisfaction to her milliner than to Comparative `'allies. A German peasant had just lost his faithful cow. His wife became, so grieved over the . loss that her heart was broken, and she, too, died. Scarcely was she buried when one of the neighbors came and. •offered :his daughter, another. his sister, and 'a third -his niece, for a wife, whereupon the farmer remarked t rem "Well, I can easily see .that it is better to lose a wife than a cow in this 'town. As soon as any wife is • dead a choice of .411 a dozen wives is off�e-re�t yro�ts, •but when my cow 'died,. they didn't offer me re Bingle one,"- Sad iliistake. The Turkey-"Wha+t's the matter with the dog? Did somebody try to Shoot him ?" The Puck-Oh,..no1. Ile,,�tackled a hobo with a 'wooden leg." isn't clever, provided he knows that he's good looking. 4.- • :.file Most helpful. "You have quite a number of books, I see," remarked the visit,- Cr, isit Cr, • glancing round the room. "Which do you think is the most helpf111 to you " ''Webster's dic- tionary, without a, -doubt," was the- prompt response of Mrs. Brown, "You don't really mean it I" exclaimed the visitor. "May I ask in what particular, way?' ".Certainly. The baby sits on it at the table, and it saves the price of a, high chair." Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are just the right medicine for the children. When they are constipated yv� •e�} t Ir 1tj Ir ey aro out of order ih ''er�intlui ghee sal Some i indigestion �avorltc food gives them -4Dr. Morse's Indian hoot Fills will uickly, and 'surely' put then► .right. sicen neither , they gp`rl vegetable,. weaken or ripe, ttle hx'3h pttrgallv4ti. Guard , your childten a health _ by always keepipit a box of Dr. ,by i Indian Root Pills in the House, They Dl Beep the Cistidr.us' Po;l�'al�i ED. 7. ISSUE 22-'14. ne as _Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Every woman should use these pills regularly because good health pays, and it's good, vigorous health that conies to all who use Dr. Hamilton's Mandrake and Butternut Pills. er- Ile Wanted to ltnow. Mrs. McLubberty-Here's some pills, Murty, thot Mrs. Hogan was afther sindin' over for yez. She says thev's wither kill or cure yez. McLubberty (who is ill)-Begor- ra, did she say which they would do foorstl Bees) MKinard's Ydniment in the house. All ready baked to a nicety; whole, mealy arid full flavored. Heating only is necessary. to Gat Earls IN sit VI:: -tow wily chances wt lz spit,. splint, ur b, rf„ gboue, bony 5rowlha, swan), runt et lnrnt arm. (:, theotarettabloromorl Little lids have Large Ears. Mrs. Kawler (to hostess' child) —Are you glad to see me again, Edith ? Edith-Yes'm, and mamma's glad, too.. Mrs. Kawler-Is she? Edith -Yes; she said she hoped you'd come today -and have it over with. ILENDAII! Spain Ca51' It has been. usedb horsemen, . veer narians and farm ers lot 33 years and it h ;s prove its worth iu hundred, of thousands of ease •. Bickerdike, Alta., jan. 29 1913. "I have been using 1:endall's Spavin -Cu for a good mauy years with good results, fact, Iain never without it" H. Numoa.r•. $1 abottle--0for $5; at druggists—or write fo copy or our boot- "'Treatise on the Horse" free, Dr. B. J. KENDALL COMPANY Enosburg Falls, Vermont, U.S.A. ,$a Minard's Liniment Co., Limited, Yarmouth, N.S. Gentlemen,—In January last, Francis Leclare, one of the men etnployed by me, working in the lumber woods, had rL tree Heol was, when found, p7 placed on f utiy. a slid and taken home, where grave fears were entertained for his recovery, his hips being •badly bruised and his body turned black from his ribs to his 'feet. We used MINARD'S LINIMENT on him freely to deaden the pain and with the use of three bottles 11e was completely cured -and able to return to itis work. SAUVEUR DUVAL. Elgin Road, L'Islet Co., Que. Deceitful Appearances. Minister (calling on inmate of prison) -Remember, Mr, Kenney, that stone walls do not a prison snake, nor iron bars a cage. - Kenny -Well, they've got me hypnotized, , , ed then ; that's. all. Ask for riinara't4 and take ad otter. PARrdd FCR SALIP. H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne• Streit,, Toronto. F P YOU' WANT TO BUY OR SELF. d. @ Fruit, Stock. drain, or Dairy Farm. write H. W. Dawson, Brampton. or 51 Colborne Rt.. Toronto. N. W. DAWSON, Colborne St., Toronto NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE, GOOD WDEI(LY IN LIVE TOWNIN 'Sork County. Stationery and 18uois Realness in connection. Price • on1Y, 4,000. Terms liberal. Wilson Publish- ing Company, 72 West Adelaide Street Toronto. , The Power of habit. Casey Do yez always smoke af•. ter yer dinner, Moike ? O'Brien--Oi do. Shure me. din- ner .'To f ateter don't tasteig+llt whin - O it Dales Oi have a shilioke after- wards. 9Minard's r ininrent L+umberrnan'!s Friend Cold cash often melts marble hearts. 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Will play on any standard disc phonograph. 15 coats each or two for 26 cents The best ever to use or mail to your friends. WILSON SPECIALTIES Manchester Building, TORONTO. HOME STUDY. 'The ruts Course rimy be tal enbycorrespou- I deuce, but students l' z1edtfinsto gtndi ntc S ntue-tatteed vile ' session, • ':l_.1 EN'S ONTARIO KINGSTON, , ARTS APPLIED SCIENCE EDUCATION including MEDICINE ENGINEERING SUIVIMEE. SCHOOL JUGsr and ACCG1UST 2 G. Y. CHOWN, ljegistrar, tungsten, Ont.