HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1909-04-16, Page 6TREE SPLITS ITSELF.
An You Heve to Do is to Knock It
Down and It Divic?es Up.
!tine camel a nureervitl to with the iii
n:,euneenient that he 111.01 ue, et diet i
1;. (awing tt self -splitting wood tree. ;ay
''te Philadelphia North 'u ie Jeee. 'Vali
li n fuetor of the. Malian rave :s non
other than Adrian Anek, the noted ex
elute of forestry, who gave to the wot•1
�lte
.seal fit and the •dried apple treat.
if there is any task that has cause(
]:e ligious men to l>ecome backsliders, an
Impelled country boys to leave home
to the job of cutting wood. To split en
cangll kindling to last over Saturday ant
Sunday is a job that everybody want
to leave for sorne other person, and t
s:aw sufficient lengths to keep the fire
rising until spring is a terrific strain o
aim. human system.
With these thoughts in alind. Mr
Anekset to work upon his self-splittin
tree. It is not quite perfected. as th
knots do not cleave easily, but for or
aiiinary use the tree is practical,
°JI that is necessary is to (lep the
Gree down, As it falls it divides keel
;into stove lengths and tureen in turf
split themselves into kindling sizes
Jlnek says that he arrives at this eat
7af crossing the anuell-jointed bambos
setilt the shellbark tree.
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ti THE ILLS OF lBesiEiYl•1OOD
A 1 OF CHILDREN..
The ilia of eliil,lh >ee•.1 are
many, and may prove smeller, ii 4
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not promptly attended io. In t
t all homes where I;aby's ()wn
Tablets are kept there is a
prompt eure at hand for ,ueia
'r troubles as indigestion. Mist, +
'R diarrhoea, constipation. worntS.
+ .and teething trouble;. And the
* mother has the guarantee of ;t +
governmetll analyst that this ?
s medicine contains nu opiate rrr p
poisonous drug. Cdr?. R. Ham -I
r mond, Cope WW1). Ont-.. says:
-e• "'I have used Baby's Own Tab.
4 lets and think nothing can equal
,l. them for small . children. 1 .p
%could not be without theta in +
the house. for they salved my
4, little girl's life." soul by medi-
* eine dealers, or by mail at 25 +
vents a box front 'lire Dr. Wit.'
4 liana' Medicine Co., f ro•.•kviile,
• Ont,
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Maine Schoolboy Traders.
' 'filth a record of swapping four
watches in one day Albert Kilby, a four-
teen -year-old Freeport schoolboy, claims
afar cru mpionship of Maitre. Young Kil-
tray can be found at any plate at any
tinie. wherever a crowd has collected or
le liablg to collect, trying to' trade
watches, and its rarely fail:i••to loca•te'a
.;;erstomer,
'Saturday the boy sold It watell for $13.
He bought it back forV. and another to
boot, then finding bis eustorner still
open for business he gave him an alarm
t'loek for the watch.. Within the last
year Kilby has traded' more 'thein:' i00
A:at,;;hea.--Kenuebee J -tar nal.
.71117 "CHAMPION"
GAS and GASULIAI
ENGii^'ES
AN ENPERIENCED HOUSEWIFE
knows that Sunlight Soap
means a wonderful saving of
time ,and labour in houso-
clesrzing,
Whether with hot or cold
water, nothing gets the dirt
off so quickly and without
injury as Sunlight Soap,
Sunlight Brakes the :tome
2a$ fres.~ as new. so.
Indian Is a Poen` Wolves,
t'liltlley lttylnr, a half-breed In(Lieu
living, aL Solon Springs,, It ,mall ]clava(
near Superior, is. in '(lie: wolf hunting
busiucsa for the bottuty Barre is in it,
end t. ttehes t11e• wolves by' ru(t)ting* them
down He :tit tate hot trail of one of the
timber beasts February JO• and overtook
the exhausted :tunnel 00 February 22,
He killed it w-itla a i1onl Out) tvhielt he
enrrie, *best "inettit>rT.'.
Taylor says that there i; notliiste' Te.
markable , ilhou t. hunt ing wolves es ill this
planner. With sllowsltoes 'a span eat)
run down a Wolf, cvltone pate. is slower
in snow, in from late and it half to two
days, but ';Taylor was without. anow-
&hoes. .All slice .-needs is enditr.aatee, pt.
'Once and tale ability. to follow the trail
of the Wolf atter dark, Ile Indians
usually limit in pair,, Superior C'orre-
spondetlee St,'Pant l'ioiteet• Pross,
Those Spring Hats.
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These moa spring hats are frightful
iking. ;
'1'he' look tike wa,hinb, wilier insert..
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It must Rive sadia-
iaction or you dont
pair for it.
SOLD ON TRIAL
ae the only Gasoline Engine that you can try.
tietors you buy. i know what the "Cham -
(goo" will do. and I want you. to be fully
tnaitelv4 with !t before you pay for IL The
;= le low. 2'ti11 baridculars tree.
• Wm. Gillespie, Dept. "W'1„
$B Front St. East, Toronto
KING EDWARD LIKES CROQUET.
Does Net Now Play 'Golf, Though He
Enjoys Watching It.
The beautiful new croquet ground at
'Cannes will probably see a good deal of
King Edward should he be there, says
"Madame" Golf, curiously enough, does'
not slut him and he now scarcely plays
at all, although be is fond of watch -
ink, the game.
There was formerly no croquet ground
at'Biarritz, but since the King tools' to
going.there annually a lawn has been
set apart for then adjoining the golf
?'round and no one else uses it during
ertain hours of the day,
'Phe. King plays remarkably well and
:adopts the complicated modern croquet,
ass unlike the game which was looked
upon as only suitable for curates and
dld maids. He is said to be especially
skilful at long shots.
'rho number of lives lost in the Aiken.
Wats tornado is now estimated at forty.
two.
If 1 U4
Between bridge and stre ani the Lord's
mercy may be found. St. Aul,ustin.
ted;
To eaela a haegit)g l;aiileu (cline,,
With h.'IC and there a twig inserted;
If ever, mace this world began,
.More homely i er 1genr was inv9'ntr;rl.•
The poor ir:rerato,, whether utan
Or woman, n1:tgt have been d1em,'nfed,
Yten erondrsr when you eets them in
Show winduws aeattnred through the
city,
How womou wearing them may win
eien'rii love or be eontsidered pretty;
You ask yourself as you behold
• Them' on the dnaiuniti . /tread to bed^
them.
Dow lovely woman, young or cad,
May ever be inrll:vett to wear them.
I t t be of good (leer yet and cling
t ur.ene iegly eo hope, oh, brother:
The maiden will be sweet the; spring,
f And .eheriniug still, somehow or other:
t She never yes ha=s failed to stir
The old, disturiring, heaveely passion,
No matter what the milliner
I)enreed to be the latest fn'rhion.
--Ch.it:ago :Record -herald.
DOES YOUR HEART FLUTTER, ?
You know heart fluttering means you
are not as well tie you should be. It's
an evidence of impaired nerve and muel-
cular power. To obtain cure. 'try Fer-
rozone; it has a special action on the
heart as seen,.iu the case of Thomas
.Grover, of. Cole Harbor, N. S., who says;
"If 1 exerted myself it would bring pal-
pitation. To carry any heavy weight
or go quickly upstairs. completely kopek-.
ed ate out. NATben bad attacks earmi rib;
I lived in feat of sudden death.1',:
'gone gave my heart the sVerkalaiiiie
it needed, and now t am quits wetI.' pox
heart or nerves it's hard to excel Tier-
roeone; 50e. per box et all dealers.
'Caution.
Brown—Don't you think :June a
beautiful month?
Jones You 'mist exeu a nee from
answering that question: 1 was mar-
ried. in June -and my wife is in the
next room.
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If' He Only Knew.
"eBe isn't handsome. yet he seems po-
pular with the girls."
"They thick he looks like a )3illikeu."
—Louisville Courier journal.
Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere.
Temperature of Arctic ..egions.
The idea prev;tils that the uretic re-
gions are aisifgy. .:1 the grip of 'Sing
Frost. A carefati .g kept for the Meteor-
ological Sbeiety air six mouths, with
temperate , ,tib=
m., 13 uootl,;!� Ir
during •th$ '
as 77 degOttiee
e thele
rations taken at 8 a.
and 8 p. in. shows
that as far north
latitude, or about
1;+.1s° aortia of Ot-
1+aetatrrXe•at- noon
ata `.
Wirer
British Water Power.
The growing industry of extracting
aluminum has stimulated the search for
water -power in. the British Isles, be-
cause the extraction of aluminum is so
expersise that ,only low-cost power can
be economically employed. In this res-
pect Scotland, with its mountains, is
creming to the front. The water -power
plant at the falls of Foyers, in Scot-
land, has hitherto been the largest in
(Great Britain; but now a still larger
plant, at Kinlochleven, utilizing the
rainfall over a tract of •55 square miles,
is about to be put into operation for
the production of aluminum. Its nine
hydraulic, turbines, each of :3,800 brake
horse -power, are the largest water-
wheels in the British Isles..
I was cured 'of acute. 13ronehit.is by
,M1NARD'S LINIMENT.
Bay of Islands.
.T, M. CAMPB.lrll.L,
I was cured of 'facial Neuralgia. by
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
Sliringhill, `V, S. Wel: DANIELS,
T, was cured of Chronic Rheumatism by
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
GM. TINGLEY.
Albert Co., N. 13.
• HIS METHOD.
"Why de you always burst into tears
waren you come home from the club?"
• "My wife would burst into tears if I
didzt t. I3eat 'em to it, old boy. It's the
only way.—Louisville Courier -Journal,
Mineral's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
Preliminary.
"Mrs. McGoozle, your husband i3 at
singularly gifted man, It's a wonder to
--_—_ _ ane that he isn't on the lecture plat-
form."
"1 think he contemplates hating to
that some day. In fact, he has been lec-
turing ill a desultory sort of way, just
for practice, for the last ten years."
"Why, where, Mrs. tfcCootele?"
•,rt•, !TFt�r.� kat/4t3t1«tGt :'..!`L37f�� 8 "At home. I'm tiebeandience."
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MAKE. ;MEM WORK.
.(Montreal Gazette.)
The grand jury • of Carleton county, •fit
-Ottawa, complains that in the local jail
there are n, nrutnlxtr of able-bodied young
men confined' for vagrancy and drunken-
ness who look upon their confinement as
anything but a punishment. The state
of affairs is. propably repeated in many
other prisone.
The child is fat~ r to the eran.•
`4Vorcdsworth.
2e af. 8 t rJT. e a degree of north
latitrtde, pri' crus 511 degrees Fahren-
heit. The teratperature' observations were
kept from May t to October 31.
A WINDSOR LADY'S APPEAL
To All 18omes: will send free with full
instructions, ms "`home treatment which
costively ,sures Leucorrhoea, Ulceration,
Displacemons, Falling of the Womb, Pain-
ful or Irregular periods, Uterine and Ovar-
ian Tumors or Growths, also Hot 1 lushes,
Nervousness, Melancholy, Pains in the Head,
Bask or Bowen, Kidney and Bladder troubles,
where caused by weakness peculiar to aur
Sex. You can cantina° treatment at home at
a cost of only 12 cents a week. My book,
"Woman'aa Own Medical Adviser," also sent
free on request. Write to -dray. Address,
Mrs. M. Summers, Box 11..2. Windsor, Ont.
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Moving Stairs fair Waiters.
, It is a strange fact that one of the
greatest conveniences passible in the
working mecbaniem of a hotel is being
successfully introduced in foreign hotels,
and although manufacturer in New
Yodel is only beginning to be heard of
in the 'United States.
It is known as an escalator, and is a
moving runway or stairs for carrying
the waiters from the level of the kit-
chen to upper dining rooms. Less than
a year ago says Popular Mechanics, one
of then: was shipped to it leading hotel
in Stockholm, Sweden, and some time
later another to a - hotel in Buenos
Ayres, Others are being prepared for
shipment to hotels in Europe,
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Repeat it:—err S. hiloh's Cure evil
always cure my coughs and colds."
Safety at Sea.
Some comment was excited in the arse
of the Republic on account of the fact
that the boat equipment was not large
enough to carry all persons on board, It
is doubtful whether this is the ease in
any ship carrying a Targe number of
passengers.
The largest lifeboatshave a capacity
of from forty to fifty people and if the
total eompieznerit be taken at 2,400 it
will be seen that from fifty to sixty of
such s t eq. ns•tr'„
tion arboatises :towilw sheuchr4cii outfituiredThe of or(Igra
ary boats eould lire provided.
The folding boat in its latest forms
seems to meet this demand to some ex-
tent, but still Ieavera rnueh to be desired,
and life rafts are d' ffieult to handle. The
ordinal; lifelloat of to -day is praotieaily
the same cis fora number of years ill the
past. 'rhe means of letlntehing the life-
boat, however, have:: been improved.
The stet davit hail many drawbeelds.
Most ritotlern shippe are geetteraIiy fitted
with Bottle improveii type ,o.f. apparatus
for this pllrpese, Releasing dears of
various types are ,trio now on the rnar-
ket.—Aineriean R tylew of 1$Eeviews.
11 S l BS.y TE BOAT
CATARRH
I)e'iryirLi'ul titre 1)Iseovered'1'iriat Cures
Quickly,
Ohl -fashioned 1'rnletlies
were administered
',through the stouoteh
only, but as it is impos-
siblr' to swallow" any-
thing into the lunge. lit-
tle benefit ever eesull^d.
Strong drugs, Buell as
Opium, chlorodyue and
eee•aine were resorted to
but did more harm than
good.
Nowadays, when a.
doctor meets a ease of
catarrh finds the
throat filled with mu.
Kam—sore all the wary
docl•ii, are prescribes (=R.a-
iarrhorone beca.rlse he
knows it goes direct to
the disease.
Uatarrhozoue mires by
-antiseptic balsam, that
etre e:,rrried by the air
yon breathe direet to the
sourer of the trouble.
It .lids cclrectoeati011
• {;lea at away the
phlegm carried health -
laden vapors to the *one,
irritated tissues.
In incrminu Le you
esperienr•e deeitled re-
lief with 1 atarrlrozone
and invariably it does Ae(,,al9155.
cure every type of Catarrh, 1 ronehiti»,
irritable Throat turd 1Ioars•eneaa.
Just think of it— a sure cure
without 71o'4'1011drugs-- one that i,
guaran1end and delightfully pleasant as
well. Catarrh ozone otrly P0111p1:rte for
two Months' use. $1: small (triol) size
25e, at alt dealf•1'rr, or N. t'. Potton 2F
Co., Hartford, ('t,nu.. t', S. _l., and King-
ston, Ont.
CATARR1-IoZoNE A SURE CURE
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His Burst of Generosity.
"Your boy's injury is not as severe
as I h.ad anticipated," the surgeon as-
sured hien. "1 shall not have to ampu-
tate his leg."
"I ani glad to hear you say so," said
Mr. Tyte-Phist, with emotion. "Still if
it had been necessary in order to save
his life, I-1 was willing to bear the ex-
pense .ef it?"
old Laid W tab
Cuaranteecifor 20 years
!F$;EE for selling 4 dozen Co-
balt (Told iokinis Rens at 50.
each. Those pens write a
beautiful color by simply dip-
ping in water. • No ink re-
quired. Write to•day.s. We
trust you with the pens, sell
them and return the niouey
and win this. bolo beauty
Cold Finished Watch arta
r so a lovely Tea Set Free
COB�LTOO99PE
p lee rOut,
CAUSE FOR Ili+'.(J1Lis'1'.
"Ye,, sulk," said a prominent on of
the Dark and Bloody 1; runnel. "it is 7t
lamentable feet that the, y"ungnll gen-
eration is tubing it, broil 011 tradi-
tions and inetitutioli, of lair irelove,.l
Southland. Now, (hub w•a4 ('ultltel
C'awkright's eldest son, es finer a boy,
1 -gad, soh, a- evuih lived; ler went
nawth, and by -and -bye shut Iiimeelf in
a saloon in New Yowl., when he might
jest as well hut stayed heals anil.had
some one elect tlo it for him." ----Pock.
m `, v 'IDS '-• r e discovery. Has mors
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� miuvenatiu>;.-•italizing
force- than has ever before
heel offered Sufferers front lack of vigor and
vital weakness :which sap 111e pleasures of life
should take [;.:N. One box will show wonder-
ful results. Sent by wail itt plain package only
ou receipt of this advertisement and one dollar.
Address, The Nervine Co., Windsor. Ont.
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rLkBD ON THE PARENTS,
"Your daughter and her beau were
engaged a. long time, wereu't they?"
"Goodness, yee! 1 had to bat' eight
new sofa cushion covers before: they got
married et last."—Cleveland Leader.
Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc.
Paris Doctors May Wear Badges.
1 The Paris Medical Society is consider-
ing asking physicians to wear badges in
the streets and public places so that they
can be easily found iu case of accid. its.
It is not infrequent for a pennon in
need of medical aid or acting as ;nes-
senger for some one who has to run for
blocks before encountering a doctor`s
sign, and at any time he might ur-
knowingly pas a physician. —From Po-
pular Mechanics.
ISSUE :NO. 15, 1909
HELP WANTED.
L)ot.r.r. itt.br 43Am1°laD—RSS'(t7L ila Ot-
totwtne: 'wary or commission; ease sea.
tre.o or returnable; freight to'apaid• ce(oklairte
territory. Apply Alfred Tyler, London, Oath.
mi ' AND WOMEN—TO SELL TITUS
stocklna claimer; fits on any sawlog
machine; a boon til housekeeieres; big pro-
fit. A. .111,1120S Choshel., Port liope, oat.
4'A MS FOR SALE.
le 011 SALE --Oft TO RENT -140 ACXUDS.
close (1> Bothwell; good ,house and farm
buildings; good roads; terms easy. Apop7iy ba
Gibbous, iiamer .n Gibbous, London, Can-
ada.
lri Olt c,1LEh .1111>YROVI41) FARMIN Thele(
Towllevhtp o1 Ataizta2', County of Welling-
ton. 103 acnes, 70 cheered, brick dwelling,
school. 1 k nit^die} trout land Levee mites
from ;St. :rarest. 53,180 -about $1,500 stow~,
bulwnce on mortgage 5%. J. A. Halsted,
,\lour(. ieoreer, Ont.
$ , For Sale ,.g. °,
Profit-i'dyy-
roustamarordsrau in7;i msinl+lS Bulletin
SlfRwil
Nevi Monthly bulletit>ofRat
Bargains, proi"sely illustrated, mailed free; we Pair
World', i.ar sit 1'a Dealers, Untie ro y Dion r Syreeese,0]R'
FOR SALE.
OOLLEN MILL. FOR SALE—BBST
custom and mail order business In
State; age carepels retirement; don't write -
union; you mean business, Wm. Lambert„
Decd City. Michigan.
OTS IN PR11'0F; RUPERT, TILE GRAND
Trunk Paean; terminus. will be put oa
the market In May or ,lune next. Persons
iuteuding to invest should write for infor-
mal.ion. and advice to the Prince Rupert Real-
tytr-Ceeto.u. V!nterciaiancauyerCo.,, B. LiC.ntitsd, 430 Richard
s
Eel GLN'PS--tnANcu olismCl:.—CRitdw 0E-
..C.k. gtutfarul; wanted eterywhere, adveretisiwg
and lntrod'uting 40 Now Family Soap assort-
ments. seven Cakes 411.00; box costs ioe; tal-
cum powder premium; others in proportion;
handrsome packages; competition beaten 40
ways: geliesal ageooy pays $50-$100 weekly.
Moore Bros., manufacturers (20 yams estab-
ltxhed). 298 Greenwich street, New York.
LAND WANTED.
WORE SELLING YOUR, SCRIP, WIRIS
me quantity and lowest price you will
take, subject toregraphlc aicoptamce, you to
forward subject sight draft; any bank. Kea-
uia,g, 3114 Main, Winnipeg.
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ANTED—SOUTH AFRICAN YEflilk-
• ans' land warrants; spot cash paid. W.
P. Rodgers, real estate agent, 608 ,McIntyre
block• Wtaaipeg, Man.
SOMETHING NEW.
"Does your opera open rvitit the usual
rborus of merry villagers?"
"No; my opera is very remarkable. It
opens with a chorus of disgruntled tax-
payers."--Louisville
axpayers."--Louisville Courier -Journal.
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Eepeat it:—" Shiloh's Cure will a1 -
ways cure my coughs and colds."
Wanted Toast Butter.
A young woman .in Philadelphia but
reeently married was enjoying the de-
lightful novelty of marketing ane morn-
ing shortly after•,the tertuil:ation of the
honeymoon.
"I wish to get some butter, please,"
said, she to the dealer.
`Roll butter, mum?" asked the man.
"No," promptly replied his customer,
%"we wish to eat it on toast. My hus-
band doesn't care for rolls."—What To
Eat.
AWornan's Sympathy.
Are you discouraged? Is your'0rdoetor's
bill a heavy financial load? Is Your pain
a heavy physical burden? I know* what
these mean to delicate women—2 have
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 ball? I can do this for you and
will if you will assist me.
All you need do 1s 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
for others. , If so. I shall be hap y and
you will be cured for 2c (the cost of a.
postage stamp). Your letters held confi-
dentially: Write to -day for my free treat-
ment. MILS. IP. ;[i CURRAI3, Windsor, Ont.
NO OCCASION.
Pltilatethropist—Haven't you any sym-
pathy for the unemployed, colonest
Political ---1 don't know any unem-
ployed, sir. Every man of my acquaint-
ance Inas been working hard for the lest
two or three weeks trying to land as
jab in Washington.
Repeat
it:--r4Shiloh's Cure will always
care my coughs and colds."
When the Tank Went Dry.
"Well, that's another horse ou me,"
eaid the autoinobilist as his machine
stopped dead in the road nine pules front
anywhere.
`thereupon he began to look around
for a farmer. •
Minard's Liniment Cures
dandruff,
Appreciation.
Nan -a -Poor girl! She broke down in
the middle of that aria and gave It up.
Yet you applauded her.
.Jack ---I applauded her for realizing
that she couldn't sing.
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-11111 Ia n ,Fa x;Nt1.M.°,!.J{n
THE FAVORITES
':asealeeMn?'. e-T^'_.11aete nit vada,
liA
"Silent as the Sphinx!"
T1 MOST PERFECT MATCHES YOU EVER STRUCK
Always, everywhere in Canada, ask for Eddy's Matches