The Herald, 1909-02-05, Page 6sok Lungs, Catar .�, MOUNTAIN HOMI FOS CAME, _
British Columbia's Preserve for Moon- IS
rwichitis HHa fain Goats and Sheep, 1=1k and Deas.
By a p oetemaiiOA of the Licrutenaht o Catarrh? Governorand I�a,t,c.utiye t ouneil of Bri- f
M ira isthil
en Though Head and Throat Are
rseased From Neglected Cold's,
Core is Certain.
undtnids die of chronic catarrh that could
cured by persevering with a remedy of
merit. Look for these synt$oms in your
n ease—•they all neap CAT:1Rk.li in some
'1s your voice rough?"
'Do you cough up phlegm?"
'Is your nese stuffed up?"
'Do you merge at night?"
'.Does your nose Itch and burn?"
'Nave you frontal headachese"
`Ski your eyes pain?"
'Have you droppings is your throat?"
o you sneeze, hawk, cough?"
'Hays you droppinugs in your throat?"
re you lostug sense of taste?"
Have you stomach nausea?"
atarrh has been pronounced a. disease
sed and mniutaioad by germ life, and nice
er diseases where germs are present, is
oesiblo to be cured by the ordinary cou-
utional medicines.
undreds of different remedies have been
d. Inbalere which produced steam, yap -
and sprays were introduced, but turned
useless. as the vapor condensed and the
Icements were left deposited in the Ierge
nchial tubes long before the air reached
smaller cello at the lungs.
Catarrhozone
the only germicide ever found volatile
ugh to impretinato every particle of air
tired. yot leaving It FREE from moisture,
s enabling' this powerful germ destroyer
reach every pare of the air passages in
head, throat and lungs, where It at once
the bacilli that cause catarrh, asthma,
Lobitis, eoldb, etc.
cures by inhalation, and because it can -
fait to reach the seat of the disease. It
guaranteed, and incurs not the slightest
gee of inconvenience to the ,parient.
Begin 'Treatment Now
atarrhozone is absolutely certain to reach
source of the disease. It possesses mar-
oon hemline properties, and quickly re -
res the raw, congested membranes to a
rmat, healthy condition. In a few breaths
clears away all foul mucous discharges,
d quickly allays coughing, headache, pate
er the yes, and the mantfold unpleasant
Atoms of catarrh, bronchitis, asthma,
Rhine, sore throat and twlds.
Qu;nk Cure is Guaranteed
d
>w bear In mind, you breathe Catarrh-
ne. Do yeti not think this is a rational
hod of treatment—a reasonable way ot
welling the di<raead surfaces, whish tie so
r in the cavity of the body or of the bead
aC. they can be reat.hed in no other way?
on cannot possibly fail to obtatu quirk
ire R YOU Ilan Catarrhozone. 'Pwo months'
eaznent, absolutely guaranteed, costs $1')O,
.slier size, sec., at alt defilers in medicines.
Blames Toronto,
(Ottawa Few Tress).
to ending to Toronto's fight against
ile Street Railway Company appears in i
ht. One of the newspapers has re- '
ognized that the fault lies Mainly with
he City Council, and has had courage
nough to , ay so. It :sill not take the
ewers -that -be ot the ('ity Hall long 1
ct reach an agreement with the company
Once+ they make up their minds that i
ales ingg it is out of date as a vote -mak-
ing process.
Don't believe rheuma-
tism can he cured by rub-
bing liniment or oil on
the sore spot. Tho dis-
case oannot bo reaehea in
that way. It must be
driven out o1 the system.
Only Celery Zing will do
this quickly. 25 mote, ab 817
eoalersorhymail, 13, C,WeilsdCo.,Toronto
Discriminating.
"Do you believe in the literal ulcus of
Osten punishment?"
"Not for myself." answered err, Sirius
Barker. "But I favor it for a lot of
people I knew."—Washnigtoti Star.
®.s
Minard's Lirlitetent Cures Diphtheria.
Following a Bad Precedent.
"Altat kind of irlva'tn•^ut are you
golds to put along this street?"
"Well, it is our intention----"
"So• chat's the kind, is it? (ivat
Plato! Why don't you move out of this
neighboritn+r'I1 Yon don't have to live
• here, do yon?"
cerpas this gi>Aa'
lasamie
a. ,,' +.
at o un; Liu. dated Nev. 1.i, 1008; there
woe created a saztctua.ry fee the moun-
tain goat, maintain sheep, ell., mule
dear and other important wild animals
of the East IKr,Utetzay district of that
province. The initial at't falces Lite form
of and order proelaiining aft absolute
closed Beason for ten years.
Tine southern line of the preserve is
03 mills north of the international
boundary, and its eastern boundary, Elk
River, is fifteen miles Iruxt the western
I,r>:tedary of ?,.lberta, 011 the summit cf
the continental divide. The total arta
of the region which thus becomes an
absolute genie preserve of about 450
square miles. It includes about three-
q.la•11crs of the territory netween the
1:1k end bull Rivers, altotly kaolat to
the pul 1 as the proposed Goat Moun-
tain Pare to wb.ielt elk and deer breed-
ing ground* have been added on the
northwest, on the head waters of White
Pier and its tributary ereexa.
The region is richly stocked with
game. It ie undoubtedly the centre of
abundance of the white mountain goat,
the number of whieh is estimated by
competent sportsmen and gio,les at
about 1,000 heat!. Of mount i sheep
there is also an abundant seer.,, a con-
servative estimate placing the total at
not less than 200 head.
Grizzly bears are abundant in the
higher ranges, and it is safe to estimate
the total number at from 40 to 50 in-
diviiLuals. Elk are yet scarce, and so
are wane deer, both these species having
been shot out almost to the point of
extermination before the existing elk pro-
tetion law w.ae enacted.
It is now quite certain that from this
time henceforth all the large game
species of the protected area will stead-
ily and rapidly increase. Besides pro-
viding for the perpetual preservation of
the picturesque goat and the lordly
sheep, both of thorn species that are
easily exterminated union; protected,
the overflow of wild life from the new
reservoir will perpetually stock the sur-
rounding territory.
The creation of the preserve was sug-
gested to the Government of P+•ritieh
Columbia in 1906 by two Amerieau
sportsmen. For two years William T.
Ilosniaday and John N. Phillips carried
on by correspondence and in the press
an active caInpttign. of education and
appeal on behalf of the proposed pre-
serve,
On being convinced that the people of
British Columbia really desired the pro-
pteed preserve Premier McBride referred
the matte to the provincial game war-
den, A. Bryant Williams, for examination
and a report. In 1308 Mr. Williams made`
two long and laborious tours of inspee-
ticn through the East Kootenay region,
from ?'erule to the White River ooulttay,.
and after a searching examination ren-
dered a report. The executive order
published on Nov. 113 defines the boun-
daries n4 the now closed area as recom-
mended by Mr. Williams.
Cearanteeti•for'4lC years
F EE foraeiling A dozen 0o -
t Gold Inkless Pens at 10.
each. These pens write a
beautiful color by simply alp -
ping in water. No iink. re-
quired. Write to -day.. We
trust you with the pone, sell
them and rebut -litho money
mullein this little beauty
Gold Finished Watolt and
oaten a, iovely Tea Set Free
DOB, LTOOLOPESI1CO.
P 120+
New Specimen for the Zoo.
'Dressed in the latest and most ap-
proved mator'cyclin,g costume, with gog-
gles alt complete, the motorcyclist gaily
Loot -tooted his way toward the Zoo.
Suddenly he slackened, dismounted and
said tosmall grubby r 1 i
a small, Steen,
"1 say, boy, ant I right for the Zoo"
The bop gasped at so strange a sight
and thought it must be some new ani-
mal for the gardens.
"You may be all right if they have a
spare cage," he said, when he could
find his tongue, "but you'd ha' stood a
far better chance if you'd a tail"—Tit-
With rnnat typewriters this, Is a period
01 trausltton trent the old to the new.
The 'Underwood Is the pioneer vtslbls
writer. It is long past the experimental
etage. It le safe to buy an Underwood,
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
UNITED
7 Adelaide St. East, TORONTO
The American Winter.
slit American and Scotsman were dis-
cussing the void experienced in tinter
in the north of. enotland. •
"'Why, ins nothing at all compai +d to
the cold. weather we have in the Sta-ee,"
said the Alttcrican. "I can recolla'et Ott
winter when a sheep jumping from a
hillock into a field, became suddenly
frozen on the way and stuck in 'he air
like a mass of ice."
"But, roan," exclaimed the Scots ,tan,
"the law of gravity wouldn't allow
that."
"I' know that," replied the tale p:teh-
er. "But the law of gravity was frozen,
too l"---Tit-Bits.
`.34.le musical conductor should know
as much about beats as the policeman..
Should a list of '' the ingredients of
Poruna be submitted to any meclieel
expert, of whateveti school Or nation-
ality, he woute e ,obliged to admit
without reserve 114t! flash or+e; pf them
was of undoubted ':;value in chronic
catarrhal dlseasea and had' stood the
test of many yeers' • experience in the
treatment of such diseases. THERE
OAN BE NO O1$PUTE ABOUT THIS
WHATEVER.' Peru=: Is composed of
the mostefficacious ' and universally
used herbal remedies for catarrh.
Every ingredient of Psruna has a rep-
utation of its own in the cure of
some phase of catarrh.
Poruna brings to the home the
COMBINED KNOWLEDGE OF SEV-
ERAL SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE in
the treatt'ient of catarrhal diseases;
brings to the home the scientific
skill and knowledge of the modern
pharmacist; and fast but not least,
brings to the home the vast and varied
experience of Dr Hartman, in the
use of catarrh remedies, and in the
treatment of catarrhal diseases.
The fact is, chronic catarrh is a dis-
ease which is very prevalent. Many
thousand people know they have
chronic catarrh. They have visited
doctors over and over again, and been
told that their case is one of chronic
catarrh. it may be of the nose, throat,
lungs, stomach or some other internal
organ. There is no doubt as to the
nature of the disease. The only
trouble is the remedy. This doctor
has tried to cure them. That doctor
has tried to prescribe for them.
BUT THEY • ALL FAILED TO
BRING ANY RELIEF.
Dr. Hartman's idea is that a catarrh
remedy can be made on a large scale,
as he is making lt; that it can be
made honestly, ?yfethe purest drugs
and of the sari" ert uniformity. His
idea is that tk rmedy can be sup-
plied directiyttis 'e people, and no
more be charged foe it than is neces-
sary for the :handling of it.
No other leo id remedy so un'r-
carries upon the
ctive constltuents,
invites the full
rifles.
ad book entitled
::P'trut a." address
dibus, Ohio. Mailed
versally ethane
label the pain
showing that-`
inspection of
For a free
"The Teat
The Pent
postpai
How
a. rss^I
a Revolver.
snag .the barrel of
rte -gallery wee-
r an who wants
The hand
er with
ate; but
a1'ween. `the eye -
t rticular- The
fetciag that is
;,ti -shooter means.
your foil by in -
alp pointing your
might at any ob-
hard you try. Yet
ght down your fin-
vork with the six -
With the barrel just
our finger; or really,
wrist and forearm,
and
all v
there is 'a
general air
best form
what the it
You point yirtii
stinet, Yoe et
finger directly!
ject. no nuti-net
surely you rlrx
ger! In the ix
shooter, you poi
as you poiltt with'
you point with yo
and the six-sltooteens the finger of your
wrist, the lengthening of your arta.
That is the theory: and creed of the six-
sh'ooter.--Emerson Hough in The Outing
Magazine for.Januar'y.
i'airvillc, Sept. 30, 1902,
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Dear Sirs,—We ;dish to inform you
that we consider your MINARD'S LIIS-
IMENT a very superior article, and we
use it as a relief for sore throat and
chest. When I tell you .I would not be
without ib if the price was one dollar a
bottle, I mean it.
Yours truly,
OftAI1. F. TI •LTO lr-,
Unfortunate.
what are you crying
about?"
"'Cause I don't get no Saturday holi-
day from school like the other children
does. Boo.hoo!"
"Boli why don't you get out of school
on Saturday?"
"ttjause T ain't old' inouglt to go to
school yet. 33oo-!t6o-!tool°'
Minard's Liniment Cures Garget in
Cows.
Beyond the Styx.
Pluto bad introdueed Waekford
Squeers, late of I.)otheboys hall, to Sim-
on Legree, late tif Uncle T'om's Cabin.
"Glad to meet yoe, Mr. Si ueers," said
Legree. "You ani 1, I believe, are two of
the most celebrated of the old masters."
But Squeers, who had just been com-
pelled by I?luto,to take his tegular dose
of brimstone- wmit'h•out the tr'eaole--was
too surly to an:wer,
THE PEtUNA ALMANAC.
The druggists ha ro already been sup-
plied with the Poteria, almanac for 1000.
In addition to ;the, regular astronomical
matter usually furnished in almanacs,
the articles ot astrology. aro very attrac-
tive to most people; The mental ehar-
acteristies of each sign are given with
faithful aceura0y,. A. •list of lucky and
unhieky days will be •fiirnisbed to those
who have our ellnanaos, free of sha>:'ge,
Address The Peewee .,Co, Columbus, O.
•
PRUSSIA SIG ENOUGH.
Kuropatkin Argues Against Further
Expansion of the Empire,
"The chief work of otir array in the
net 200 •rears," writes General lKuroitnt-
kie iu-.MeClua'e's "has: ct>nsisted in the
enlergt'ntent of our boundaries on the
northwest tied en the South . In the last
two centuries but seventy -taro years.
have been peaceful. In the remaining
122 years thirty -these foreign and tou
internal wars. have been waged,
Russia's outlets oft the Baltic and
Black Seas required the labor of our
a.t•nied forces for 200 years and cost us
great sacrifices in killed and woitn led,
We reached the 'L'actifie in 1897 without
bloodshed. But so easy a victory bore
within itself the germ of defeat,
"The enlargement of Russia's bound-
aries in .all directions has brought. into
her possession divers peoples Allen and
even hostile to Russia. The irorclars of
the empire haul', begun to be surrounded
by a population not sufficiently atuitt;;a•
mated with the Russian people.
"Russia, in her frontiers 01 1.1,000
miles contiguous to nine different king-
doms needs in my opinion no alteration.',
in her boundary lines."
i • P
DRIVEN TO DRiNK.
Artist—My next picture will be en-
titled "Driven to Drink."
His Friend—Ah, ,some powerful por-
trayal of baffled passion, I suppose?
Artist—Oh, no; it's a cab approaelt-
ing a watering -trough.
THE CAST OF A DIE.
lWlopper—Marriage is a game of dice,
after all. Laura Lusher's husband
has left her and is boozing hard:r
than ever.
Sopper—I see your point. 1 -re shook
her for the drinks.
P!1'1S CURED AT HE BY
NEW ABSORPTION METRO
If you suffer from bleeding, itching,
blind or protruding Piles, send the your
address, and I will tell you how to etre
yourself at home by the new absorption
treatment; and will also send some of
this home treatment free for trial, with
references from your own locality if
requested. Immediate relief and per-
manent cure assured. Send no money,
but tell others of this offer. Write to-
day to Mrs. M. bummers, Box 1', 8,
Windsor, Ont,
d'm
Scotland.
"Scotland" is a Hama so hallowed by
heroic and successful struggles against
tyranny, civil and ecclesiastical, that
its sons as a rule are jealous as well
as intelligent and sturdy guardians of
An existence and active in its preserva-
tion. The sword of Wallace and the stool
of Jennie Geddes are symbols deeply en-
shrined r net in thenational atlonal heart,
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc,
Couldn't Pass.
Lawrenoo lead just cried: "Don't give
up the ship:"
"I've got to," answered his subordin-
ate; "I failed in the test. walk."
Herewith the. hero expireil.•---\ ew York
Sun.
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper,
ISSUE NO., 5, 1909
HELP WANTED.
AGittINTS 4L a• f'i'l)--NQ SECURITY 4/'iL
capitol required; liberal inducement;*.
Alfred Tyler, wholesale tea Importer and
14,tue grinder, Loudon, Ont.
/f/Vli, WANT RtkELIABLE WOI4bN,
over Canada to work for us during
their spare hours, selling eui' high grade
Perfumes, Toilet Requisites, Teas, Oetteett.
etc. No references neieesary. Work pleae-
nt reed remunerative. Tbo Roe specialties
eRomeno,, 't'rauby Avenue, Toronto, Canada,
',1V. ANTED --MEN AND WOMEN TO SELL
toas and coffees, also other lines. A.
S. Taylor, tea importer, South London, Out.
'A EN WAFTED IN EVERY LQCALITY
to advertise our goods, tack up show -
cards in alt conspicuous places and dlstri-
bute small advertising. matter. Oomniisslon
or salary, $88 per month, and,expenees, $4
Der day. Steady work' the year 'round; .ell-
tlrel,v new plan; no experience required.
11'rlte for parttoulare. Royal Remedy Co.,
London. Out., Canada.
FARMS TO RENT.
TOCK FARM TO RENT—A FINE ST0tIC
tarot of 126 acres, five miles -north of
London, on Proof Line road; grand opporturt-
Itv for right party Enquire W. .S, John-
son, Arve P. 0„ Ont.
LAND WANTED,
50. 0 CASH
PAID FOR.
South African Voituiteer land Warrants
If substitute gaspers properly executed.
make sipaht draft with papers attached.
9irat National Realty Co.
INinnipa,j, loran.
F eference—Iterchants' Tank.
enen
Tobacco and Hockt).
(Ottawa Journal).
Three big reasons exist to stop smok-
ing at hockey matches:
1. The rink may be set on fire.
2. Tho smoke dulls the light, and
towards the end of matches obscures
the game.
3. It is nasty for the ladies.
For smoking, no good reason exists
at all.
A W®ltaal�>u �y&apathy
Are you discouraged? Is your doctor's
bill a heavy tinanelal load'? Is your pain
a heavy physical burden? I know what
these mean to delicate women—/ haver
been discouraged, too; but learned how to
cure myself. I want to relieve your bur-
dens. 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 ono box will cure you—it has done so
for others. If so I shall be happy and
you will bo cured for 2o (the cost of .a
postage stamp). Your letters held confi-
dentially. Write to -day for env free treat-
ment. MRS. F, E CIJRRAH, S'Y-indsor, Ont.
NAMES OF DOGS.
Spaniels were so called because the
original breed of this type came from.
Spain. The Blenheim spaniel got .#lis
name from Blenheim palace, where
this dog first gained popularity' !fat
the time of the great Duke of Marl-
borough. In the same way the King
Charles spaniel owes its name to 'the
merry monarch, Fox terriers did not
gain their names from a likeness to
the fox, but from the fact that nor-
rnerly they were used in hupting foxes.
Many years ago Ley ever sent by
their diasters down the fox's burrow
to draw and kill their quarry. It was
in those days a saying that a good
fox terrier never came out of a bur-
row without the fox. He either
brought out his prey deacl or never
came out alive himself.
THE 'aCHA PgN"
OAS and CURIE
intagNES
ft must give satit3-
faction or you don't
pay lot' it.
SOLD ON TRIAL
Is the only Gasoline Engine that you can try
before you buy. I know went the "Cham-
pion" will do, and I want you to be fully
satisfied with It before you pay for lt. The
pried is low. Full particulars tree.
Wawa. Gillespie, 93 Front St. E.,TORONI,`O
Shocking.
Mary—I wish you'd drop the 'Miss"
and call ane plain "Mary.'
'Melina—Oh, 1 coolcln•t throw your
misfortune in your face that way,
fids da,nn,..4til`JAt'"M ,V`F`tbe. ata
11r5.1.,.i2ilt`Ht.il4'a x?rCW,1
and
Wrlto for Weekly Frioo Lists,
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