HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1909-01-22, Page 6CATARRH HEM,
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MR. WM. A. PRESSER.
IVIR. WILLIAM A. PRESSER, 1,722,
Third avenue, Moline, Ill., writes:
"1 have been suffering from catarrh
in the head' for the past two mouths
and tried innumerable so-called reme-
dies without avail, No one knows how
T have suffered, not only from the dis-
ease itself, but from mortification when
in company of friends or strangers.
"I have used two bottles of your medi-
cine for a short time only, and it
effected a COMPLETE MEDICAL CURE,
and what is better yet, the disease has
not returned.
"I can most emphatically reeomm^nd
Peruna to all sufferers from this dis-
eaee.
READ THIS L XPERItNC.E
Mr. A. Thompson, Box 65, It. B. I.
Martel, Ohio, writes: '•When I lx•gan
your treatment my eyes were inflamed,
nose was stopped up half of the
time, and was sore and scabby. I could
not rest at night on aeeount of con-
tinual hawking and spitting.
"I had tried several remedies and was
about to give up, but thought I would
try Peruna.
"After I had taken :bout one-third of
a bottle I noticed a difference. I am
now comnpletely eared, after suffering
with catarrh for ei^'[teen years.
"I think if those who are afflicted
with catarrh would try Perera they
would never regret it"
Peruna is manufactured by the
Peruna Drug Mfg. (70., Columbus. Ohio,
Ask your druggist for a free Peruna
Almanac for 14309.
No Morals in Dreamland.
But, if, as many writers have sug-
gested, it is the soul itself that guides
the imagery of dreams, how are we to
explain the fact that in this chaos of
ideas and feelings there is so little dis-
tinction between right and wrong that,
-whoa dreaming, we commit acts for
-which we should v:eep tears of blood
-were they as real as they seem to be.
As Professor Hoffman has said, "The
familiar check of waking hours, `I must
rot do it because it would be unjust or
unkind,' never once seems to arrest us ,
17: the satisfaction of au;' whimwhich.
may blow about our wayward fancies.'
From all of which re must conclude that
the dream realm is a world that is en-
tirely oblivious to any moral sense, and 1
that, though it may be true that trou-
bled conscience may produce, or effect
our dreams, the dreams theinselve, are
never burdened with a cunsoiencr.—
From "The Stuff that Dreams are 'lade
of," by Jolty It. Meeder, in The Bohem-
ian Magazine for January. .
Alinard's Linins=rnt Co.. Limited:
(r'ntlenten,--I have used M1\ARI)IS
LINLMENT from time to tie'+• for the
past twenty years. It was recommend-
ed to me by a prominent physician of
Montreal, who called it the "great Nova
,scotia Linintent." It does the doctors'
work: it is partieularly good in east's
of Rheumatism and Sprains.
Yours truly,
C. G. DUS Ati,
Chartered Aeeountant.
Halifax, N. S., Sept. 21, 1905.
Too Suggestive.
Vimbleton—Hello, Simpletoni How
did you enjoy your visit to the insane
asylum the other day?
Simpleton --Oh, so, W. It was all right
enough, I guess.
Wintbieton—Well, you don't talk as
though you were muds impressed with
it. Did you give the saperit:'ndent my
note of -introduction?
Simpleton—Yes, I gave it to him.
Wimbleton--Well, what slid ire stay?
Simpleton ---Oh, he just look -'d itt me
.and said, "Make yourself at hone"—
Lilipincott's.
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ROSY CHEERED DAMS.
Nothing hi tii : world Is s'. <r't a
comfort . and a ,joy as n healthy,
lra.at'ty, rosyeli,eked, happy baby. Ba-
bies and young chiidi'.iu can be kept in
lwrfret health by giving tl.+'ni an (eea-
++ic,nal dose • cif Baby's Own 'Tablets,
whieb will keep the stontaeli and hswels
in perfect order. .\nd when skiess
comes there is nn otoer will
cure the minor ills of chibilio,1,1 .:. speed-
ily and safely as 13:iby's : rwe Tablets.
Guaranteed to contain no • pi:rt'.. or poi•
zonnus drug,. Mrs, M. l rn.u.rd Eastern
ilarbor,• N. ?., asp:, "1 have tiled l b,v's
Own Tablets for the v tri.,us i+i+ from
which little ones stiffer, and find them
e marvellous medicine, Thanks to the
,",'ablets my b'thv now el:vaya enjoys the
4eest of health." 1 tild by all medicine
paler.s or by nail at: 'Z i' . a box from
ne I)r. Williams' Metier"i:ae (io., Brock-
tile, Ont.
TRAMPS AND VAGRANTS.
The State of New York is making a
move to deal with the tramp.and vag-
rant problem on a comprehensive scale,
and according to a definite plait, the
end of which is to make them self-sup-
porting and to make of them industrious
and self-respecting members of society.
The snbjeet has rei:eived much study,
and the hopelessness of solving the pro-
blem by ordinary charitable or penal
methods has been borne in upon those
pressing for reform. A measure is about
to be laid before the Legislature which
will bring the matter into the arena of
practical politics. It provides for the
establishment of labor colonies, for the
detention, reformation and instruction
of tramps and vagrants. The general
plan is, as soon as the trustees have
been appointed and the site for the la-
bor colony selected, to have a building
erected, with accommodations for at
least 600 inmates, besides the officers,
employees and attendants. As soon as
the trustees are able to care for the
tramps and incorrigibles the Governor
will instruct all the courts and Magis-
trates in the State having jurisdiction
over misdemeanors, that they may there-
after commit to the nearest labor col-
ony any man or boy more than sixteen
years old who in the judgment of the
court is a professional tramp or vagrant.
The labor colonies are not to be
houses of rest. Work and discipline are
to be watchwords. Those sent thither
will not cat unearned bread, and every
care will be taken to exert educative
and reformatory influences upon them,
so that when discharged they will not
wish to continue to lead a lazy and
useless life.
The adoption of this work cure by
New York State may lead more of the
sons of rest. to seek refuge in Ontario,
We already get too many of then'. This
Province badly needs some institution
to whirl' they might be committed. and
in which they could be compelled to
earn their keep and a little more. It is
disgraceful to have to reflect upon the
fact that in this intelligent age and
country our eriminals and tramps should
be allowed to lead comfortable, idle, lazy
lives at the expense of the honest work-
ers. When the people determine that
a jail sentence shall carry with it regu
lations that shall assure to the public
the earning by the offender of enough
to pay all the cost he has caused it,
and something with which to compen-
sate those he has wronged, erime will
look less inviting to the criminally dis-
posed. When the vagrant roust work
hard enough to produce a balance of
profit to society, vagrancy will quickly
decrease.
Explained.
Hobo --No, madam, I am neither a so-
cialist nor an anarchist. I am a passim
altruist.
Housekeeper.—And what in the :inane
of common sense is that?
Hobo --I believed in being helped all 1
can.—Boston 'Transcript.
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THE "CHAMPION"
GAS and GASOLINE
it must mitre satis-
faction or you don't
pay for H.
SOLD O&'1 TRIAL
ss the only Gasoline i:ngine that you can tre
before you buy. I know what the "Cham-
pion" will dc, and I want you to be Cully
satisfied with it before you pay for Lt. The
price is low. Full particulars free.
Wm. Gil:espie,1113 Front St. E.,TORONTO
New Express Classification.
A new classification approved by the
Railway Commission and governing bus-
iness within Canada has been issued by
the express companies to take effect the
first of January, 1000. The old classifi-
cation has been in el:feet since August,
1905. It was the same as used by the
express companies in the United States
and contained many items not applicable
to the conditions existing iu Canada.
The new classification is a modification
of the one 'which was submitted to the
board in March,
o 1907,but toi
wh ch, ow-
ing to prose of other business, the board
was not able to give its attention until
recently.
Minard's Liniment Cures Garget in
Cows.
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TOBACCO HABIT
Dr. 11icTa„[:art's tobacco remedy removes
all desire for the weed in a few days. A veg-
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the tongue with it occasionally. Price $7..00.
LIQUOR HATB '
Marvellous results from taking his remedy
for the liquor habit. Sato and inexpensive
home treatment: no hypodermic injections,.
no publicity, no loss of time from bustuess,
and a cure certain.
Address or consult Dr. Mcl'aggart, 75 Yonge
street. Toronto. Canada.
Kaiser Obeyed the Scene Shifter.
A. story is told in Berlin newspapers
which places the .Kaiser in a somewhat
curious light. Recently he visited a the
atre, and, strolling behind the curtain,
became liberal of advice to the manager,
.actors and evou scene shiner,. who Lis•
toned in uwed '::i1 +nee. Presently the Em-
peror lighted a cigar, puffing as he talk.
ed. ()n leo/b ,tides of bim were .flimsy
d>iapoi +s and oe tht' floor heaps of pa-
per.
One of the a"ene shifters stappea for-
ward troll pointed. politely to e,1 minted
notice.: 'No smoking allowed." icor a
moineait: the T`;ia.iser flushed, then; smil-
ing, he put out his cigar, reinsri;ing as
he did se: "Thank you, friend. It would
lel bad business if your Emperor taught
yon to disobey the lav< ”---1 rcrm M. A. P.
If there is any one thing that a
woman dreads more than another it
is a surgical operation.
We can state without fear of a
contradictionthat there are hum-
dreds, yes thousands, of .operations
performer upon women in our hos.
pitals which are entirely unxleees-
sa+ry and many have been avoided by
Lir IA 1 POI 7S
GETABLE COMMUN.
For proof of this statement read
the following letter.
Mrs. Letitia Blair, •, Ont.,
writes to Mrs.:Finkham
"I was Irick for five years. One• doc-
tor told ine it was uleera.tion, and an-
other told me it was a fibroid tumor,
and advised an operation. No one
knows what I suffered, and the bear-
ing down pains were terrible.
"I wrote to my sister about it, and she
advised sae to take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
"It has cured me of all my troubles,
and I did not have to have the opera-
tion after all. The Compound also
helped me to .pass safely through
Change of Lite."
FACTS lir It SICK W r MERL
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink -
ham's 37 egetable Compound, made
from rots and herbs, has been the
standsrd remedy for female ills
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled -with
displacements, inflammation, ulcers,
tion, fibroid tumors, irre ries,
periodic pains N: i bttekacItO,
Mrs. Pin
women' In
She
health.
ltne1tes aU sell
'her for advice.
thousands to
ymn. ltEass.
Doubtful Bargain.
"Don't ye;v. renien ber roe?" said the
thin chap 'Atha the sharp goatee and
yellow sa';;e•lltr'.. ."VirItY, I am the corn
doctor tht: t removed your corns last
sunuuer.''
"Yeas, '1 remember yeou, stranger,"
mumbled old Bill Sp nceby, as lee pulled
his chair u; closer to the 'red-hot stove
in the back of Jason's store.
"Then, hors is it you don't seem glad
to see me? Didn't I remove then' all for
a quarter?' '
"Yeas, but after the corns were gone
I had to pay 30 cents for a barometer
to see when we were going to have fall-
ing weather. Don't see much bargain in
that, stranger."—Chicago News.
Josh Billings, the quaint
philosopher whose max-
ims are full of homely
wisdom, once said: "'Tito
longer I live the more I
believe a gond eet of bow-
els are worth, more than
a good set of brains.."
Celery King makers .good
bowels 25 conte, at deal- 3:0
ers or by snail. 5. C. -,Yells St Co., Toronto.
Noarei' Horne.
"Brother Hardesty, have you contrib-
uted anything for the benefit oi the hea-
then this year?"
"1 eertainly have, 1)r. Fourthly. My
gas bills have averaged $10 a month."
PILES CUR o IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT 1s guaranteed to cure any
case of Itching, iniad, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles in t to 14 days or money refunded. 50c.
Appreciation.
(John 71''. Carman.)
Appreciate the schoot work of your
children. When ''.Coat's report conies,
and father, can't discuss the markings
half as intelligently as he .could a collie
pup, ft shows the boy that tie school
work is not appreeiatted at home.
Common Error Regarding Patents.
There is a very general notion that
when the United States Government
gives a man a patent for an iuvention
by this very act the patentee is in pos-
session of .exclusive and inalienable
rights to his invention for a terns of
years. Now this is the very thing that
does not necessarily exist, and the very
thing that patentees, investors and the
public would like to have established.
Most patents are exploited by others
than inrventors, and the looney for the
purpose largely supplied by those with
little knowledge of the laws. It has
happened time and time again that the
governmental patent has proved worth-
less. It used to be that it was little
more than prima facie evidence to be
used in litigation. Of recent years there
has been some improvement in the laws
and practice, but art present thele is no
governmental guarantee behind the
paper issued to any inreutor.—Phtladel-
phia Inquirer.
A Woman's Sympathy
Are you discouraged? Is your doctor's
bill a heavy financial load? Is your pain
a heavy physical burden? I know what
these mean to delicate women I have
been discouraged, too• but learned how to
Dura myyself. I want to reuovo your bur -
dons. 'Why not end the pain and stop the
doctor's bill? I can do this for you and
will if you will assist me,
All you need do is to write for a free
box of the remedy which has been placed
in my hands to be given away. Perhaps
this one box will cure you—it has done so
you will be cured for 2c (the cost of a
for others. If so, I shall be happy and
postage stamp). Your letters held confi-
dentially. Write to -day for my free treat-
ment. MRS. P. E CURRAH, Windsor, Ont.
A New Year's Game.
This game is intended for the New
Year season. It is a method of making
the resolutions that are called for by
that period. The object: is 'to write some-
thing that is ridiculously impossible.
Supply paper and pencil to each of the
party, and request them all to write five
or six resolutions for the New- Year.
They may write those that some one else
ought to make.
Each player then signs his slip ,and
they are all folded and collected. Each
player, says the People's Home Journal,
then draws a slip and reads it aloud, and
he must, if it be possible, illustrate what
he reads by action.
For example, A holds a paper signed
by B, which reads as follows:
"Those are the resolutions that I make
for the coming year:
"1. If I can't do as I like, I'll do as I
must; so now I read this paper aloud.
"2. I'll hop in a circle before I sit
down . (He does so.)
"3. I must walk with my right foot on
my left aide. (He must try to do so.)
"4. I must strike a snatch on the water
in a glass.
"5. I must carry water in a sieve. (A
wideawake player will do this by using
a ieiece of ice.)
"6. I must wind the clock on the wall
every morning before I awake."
The things that A cannot do will cause
a` laugh. The game may be made very
atimo ng if everyone writes funny resolu-
tionsl,
A WINDSOR LADY'S APPEAL
To All Women: I will send free with full
instructions, my home troatmeat which
postively cures Leucorrhoea, Ulceration,
Displacements, Falling of the Womb, Pain-
ful or Irregular periods, Uterine and Ovar-
ian Tumors or Growths, also Hot Flushes,
Nervbusness. Melancholy, Pains in the Head,
Back or BoweLe, Kidney and Bladder troubles,
where caused by weakness peculiar to our
sex. You can continue treatment at home at
a cost of only 12 cents a week. My book,
"Woman's Own Medical Adviser," also sent
free on request. Write to -day. Address,
Mrs. M. Summers, Box II. 8, Windsor, Ont.
Production of Bromine.
Bromine, useful in medicine, photo-
graphy, the manufacture of dyes, and in
certain metallurgical operations, is pro-
duced commerciaity In but four States
of the United States, Michigan, Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Last
year's output was 1,379,496 pounds.
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Minard's Liniment Cures ID istemper.
Planningt Future.
the
uture.
"I compel my daughter to practice
four hours a day," said Mr. Cuinrox,
"But you will make her hate music
so that she will never want to go near
a piano l"
"That's what I am hoping."—Wash-
ington Star.
ISSUE NO. 3, 1909
HELP WANTED.
et GLl',"S WANTED—NO I+.IICP1+11U5INR>i
necessary; I teach you how to basis
up a route of regular customers quiolcl'y; bet
ter than a bank account; write quick. Alfred
Tyler, London, Ont.
W1'YANTED---AGENTS;STOBBS; nveaY.
W
where; handsome .profits; self ons per -
feat brass, kerosene, mantle, table -lamp;
hanging or bracket -lamp; 100 candle poster++
U. kerosene used; a wonder; sells on sigh'tl
retails $3.50. Webster Specialty Co., Water.
burr, Conn,
FARMS FOR SALE.
37(ACRES 000D OPEN ROLLING
Prairie wheat land; situated in Last
Mountain District, Sask.. country around. 11
well settled; convenient to school; about 11
miles from railway station; price $10.00 pet
acre; $1,000 oast down, balance spread oyes
four years in payments to suit purchaser.
This land will soon be worbh $15.00 per acre,
Amply to J. N. Dodds, Burk'a Falls, Ont.
School That Turns Out Heroes.
Wednesday was a high day at Eton;
perhaps it might be called a saints? day
too. Has ever before one school stem
1,400 of its sons to fight for their coon.
try in one war? Has ever school lied
129 of them killed in the same wart
Eton is unique. There are other great
schools, but Eton stands on ire own
plane. Criticise Eton as you may; show
all its faults; it is Eeon still. Eton
may reflect many of the proverbial
shortcomings of Englishmen); cerbainly
it represents peculiarly their traditional
virtues.—Saturday Review.
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Why China Has Few Trees.
Frank N. Meyer, the scientific explorei
for the Government, in his recent pen°.
tration of Ohina, saw farms that had
been under irrigation since before Col.
umbus discovered America. To the credit
of the pagan priests, be it said, all forms
of plant and tree growth were cherished
and encouraged around the temples. 'Che
priests gave Meyer what information
they could. The extent to which forest
devastation has gone in China can ba
inferred from the fact that the Chines[
Itave rooted and grubbed out every ves.
tige of tree growth the size of your fin.
ger . above the graves of their revered
ancestors.—From "People Who Stand fes
Plus," in the Outing Magazine for Oct*.
ber.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria,
The Last Word.
"So your wife always lets you have
the Last word in an argument?"
"Certainly," answered Mr. Moektou,
"It is necessary for enc to have the last
word in order to show that I agree with
her perfectly."—Washington
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc,
earn
Marathon Rewards
(Guelph Mercury.)
In oldezt days :Marathon winners re-
ceived laurel wreaths. Nowadays they
get $:5,000. The wreaths were doubtless
very becoming, but still that pecuniary
reward does seem to have an alluring
look to it:
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Writs foe Weekly Priem. Lists.
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Shipments Solicited,
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