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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1910-02-25, Page 2A MOTHER'S ANXIOUS TIME Promptness Saved her Child "'My daughter was in the last term vof her High School work when it sud- denly and forcibly dawned upon me that her little rough had been hanging on, even in spite of the warm weather. Looking at her anxiously, for a fear had come into my mind, I saw she had grown pale and a lot thinner. It seemed queer I hadn't noticed it all along before, but, yon see, I counted on it wearing away. What an awful risk for parents to take! Of course, I didn't tell her how anxious I was, but I watched the effect of Ferrozone with the utmost anxiety. My girl seemed so slow to improve, and the first two weeks seemed like a year. By this time not even the first box of Ferrozone had been used up, still she had greatly improved appetite, and her progres..l after that was splen- did. When the weather improved . sbe walked a lot, and gained steadily'in vigor and weight. The hacking cough disappeared, and with it every trace of weakness. I know of rao tonic so nour- ishing; strength -giving, so beneficial for growing girls as `Ferrozone.'" Not only for girls, but for all who are weak, tired, pale, run down and in re- pressed spirits—there is no medicine so sure to to win back vigorous health as "Ferrozone" Try it, one or two tablets at meals; 50c. per box, six for $2.50, all dealers, or The Cata?rhozone Co., King- ston, Canada. Sir William's Mistake. "Sir William Harcourt once told me that he had dined out every night for a whole week in advance of his invita- tions. He only discovered his mistake on the last night, when, on going to dine with some people who gave long in- vitations and large dinners, be found them alone. "After a very pleasant eyening he thanked them for asking him in so friendly a manner, whereupon they ex- plained that the invitation had been for a week later, but that they had been only too delighted at his mistake. "On hearing this, Sir William looked at his engagement book and discovered that this was the last of a number of invitations which he had anticipated by s week."—Sir Henry Luey's Memoirs. Try tiles -s9te dCi 'Base t0 keow what your Goods are made ef. SAME Dye for ALL --•No chance of -mistakes. AU colors se cents from , our Druggist or Dealer. Sample Card and Sooktet Free. Tiro Johnson-lticilardson Co. Limited Dept. J'.. Montreal, Que. Mary's Cook Book, Ice Cream Candy,-•iwo cups sugar, one cup water, one tablespoon vinegar, one tablespoon cream of tartar, butter the size of a nutmeg, and flavoring. This must not bo stirred while cook- ing. Boil about 25 minutes, or until it hardens when dropped in cold water. Work as soon as possible after taking from the firs. Flavor while pulling, • Stuffed Eggs—Take six hard-boiled eggs, remove the shells, cut them crossways, scoop out the yolks, fill in the vacant spaces with caviare; and cover over with a little mayon- naise sauce, with which the yolks of the eggs have been incorporated. Pro- cure a few even -sized tomatoes; cut them into slices; season them with chopped parsley, oil, vinegar, salt and pepper. Serve the eggs Un slices of tomatoes. ])isle I•thern up garnished with '.parsley. • Potatoes a la Maryland—Pare six potatoes and: eat in thin slices. Lay in cold water for, 15 minutes. Drain and put yin a htewpan with milk enough to cover, put on lid and sim- mer slowly until the . potatoes are perfectly tender, but not broken. Add a tablespoonful butter, salt, and a teaspoonful of finely minced parsley. Serve 'in heated dish. If necessary, the milk may be thickened by rub- bing a level tablespoonful of flour in the tablespoonful butter before add- ing to the potatoes. A. MOTHER'S PRAISE FOR BABY'S OWN TABLETS There are thousands of mothers throughout Canada who have no hesita- tion in saying that the good health en- joyed by their little ones is entirely due to the,judicious use of Baby's Own Tab- lets. And there are many mothers who do not hesitate to say that at a critical period Baby's Own Tablets have saved. a baby's life. Such a medicine should always be kept in every home. Mrs. J. A. Porier, Paquetville, 1. B., says: "We give Baby's Own Tablets all the credit for keeping our little one well. They are an excellent medicine for children." Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from the Dr. Williams'• Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. The Only Relief. "Shall we have prayer for rain, Thom- as?" asked the vicar of the clerk during a protraeted drought, "Oh- sir, do exactly as you please." "But don't you think it would be a good thing? Rain is badly needed." "You do as you please, sir. You'd better 'ave it if to be as you do.want it." "But, Thomas, 'you don't seem to real- ize -the necessity for having the prayer." "Bless you, sir, you 'ave that there prayer if you he so tot on int, but it won't rain till the moon do change"— • rom the London Academy. He Hated to Waste Anything. Fetzer (in street car) —See that man sitting at the other end —the big fat fellow who takes up so much room? Wallman—Yes. Fetzer—Do you know why he doesn't give up his seat to that little thio woman standing in front of him? Wallman —That's easy; he's too self- ish. Fetzer—No, you're mistaken. That's Millionaire Grippes. He made all his money by practicing economy and the habit of wasting nothing is so strong in him that he would feel guilty if he gave his seat to a woman who was not large enough to fill it.—Chicago mews. iliousflesa- is certainly one of the most dis- agreeable ailments which flesh is heir to. Coated tongue bitter taste in the mouth—nausea---dizziness— these combine to make life a burden. The cause is a disordered liver—the cure Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. They go straight to the root of the trouble, put the liver right, cleanse the stomach and bowels, clear the tongue and take away the bitter taste from the mouth. At the first sign of biliouene,s take nfli Uradirart 'M Cb Faqiim . e• Dice Throwing for Charity. A singular incident, which has not taken place during the last thirty years, occurred at the Town Hall, Guildford, yesterday, in connection with the inter - eating old ceremony of throwing dice for the "maid's money," or John How's char- ity. Both se2vants on the first throw ob- tained exactly the same total --10, but on taking the dice box for the second time Ellen Reeve totalled 1.2 and Dora Palmer 8. The former was then given a cheque for B11 10s.—London Standard. Save the Baby—Use "Mt ZY.S1 't4Eb%. Wit sol; CAMS E,aa itis Should be given at once when the Lilittle one coughs. It heals the del- cate throat and protects the lungs from infection—guaranteed safe and very palatable. , A11 Druggists, 25 cents. "W indow-Lea ves.' Dr. R. Marloth has discovered in South Africa rix species of plants that possess "window leaves." They are all stemless succulents,. and the egg-shaped leaves are embedded in ? „e 'ground, only the apexes remaining lsible. Tliis visible part of the leaves flat or convex on the surface, and colorless, so that the light can penetrate it and reach the in- terior of the leaf below, which is green on the inside. :With the exception of the blunt 'apes.-, aro ,art of the leaf is permeable to the light, being surrounded by the soil in which la is buried. PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS PAZO OINTMENT is .(uaranteed to cure any ease of Itching, Blind, cl=etling or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days c. money refunded, 50c 9 • When Siamese -fopnots Are Cut. A Siame.ae child, I+l:ether boy or girl, wears ita hair in a little topknot until it has attained the age of 11 or 12 years. On reaching this age the topknot cut- ting ceremony takes place. The child is dressed in its best and amid much re- joicing of relatives -and friends the top- knot is cut, one lock at a time. The head is then completely shaved by the priests. All guests invited to the ceremony bring presents—usually money, which is carefully invested for the child by its parents or guard'" ns. A young prince or princess wil ometimes receive as much as 25000 L resents at his or her topknot cutting,eerersony, while a poor child may get $10e or 515.—From the Wide World Mauazl i. TRENCH'S .R.EME 'l —FOR— EPILEPSY AND Furs IMPOI1.TANT NOTICE. A BRANCH OFFICE bas been established at 107 St. James' Chambers, Toronto. RienUOT1OW IN PRICE, This important change permits of prices being reduced to those prevailing in Europe, r7postage .00; palf charges quartedo. $35; express extra. THC ONLY CANADIAN AND U.S. ADDRESS TRENCH'S REMEDIES, LIMITED s 107 57. JAMES. CHAL,OCRe, TORONTO Pamphlet mailed free on application. Beware of epurious imitations. All pack- ages of Trench's Remedy must bear our trade- mark seal in unbroken condition on each end, Jim's Cost aD� oliar More. Richard Le Gallienne, the poet, was entertaining a group of magazine edi- tors at luncheon in New York. To a compliment upon his fame Mr. Le Gallicnne said. lightly: "But what is poeticalfame in this age of prose? Only yesterday a school 'boy came and asked tee for my autograph. I assented. willingly. And to -day, at breakfast time, the boy again presented himself. "`Will you give me your autograph, sir?" he said. "But,' said I, '1 gave you my auto- graph yesterday!' "'I swopped that antra dollar,' he an- swered, 'for the autograph of Jim Jef- fries.' "—Washington Star. A WINDSOR LADY'S 'APPEAL Better the a l:tes;nrd Piaster. Mees Net Blister. FOR C cgs p ONEST TOROAT9 CHILBLALINS, ETC. bes Msn•b _m+'�ited,norsl''i;'car bolated, oxide of Sine, etc. Write'for. Free Vaseline Look. CHESEnROL'QH MFG. CO., Menotti) 379 Crag 3t. W., Montreal To All Women: I will Bend free with full instructions, my home treatment which postivo;+ cures Leucorrhoea, Ulceration, Displacements, Failing of the Womb, Pain- ful or Irregular periods, Uterine and Ovar- ian Tumors or Growths, also Hot Flushes, Nervousness, Melancholy, Pains in the Head, Back or Bowels, Kidney and Bladder troubles, where caused by weakness peculiar to our set. You can continue treatment at home at "Woman s Owcoat of onlyn Medical Advisor,k. a32 cents a weelso se book, free on request. Write to -day. •Addreas, Kra. M. Sommers. Box H. 8, Windsor, Oat. PATENT OFFICE. The Only':Gcovernment Departrnent.to Show a Profit. The patent office is the one d'port.1 met of the Government which actually -yields a 00M—something over $a0,000 for the last fiscal year, during; which the fees ame:fitted to $1,887,000. The .te- cords show 02,000 application for int'. -chemical appliances, on wltielt 35,000 and practical ideas. Inasmuch as the past year shores an - increase of 4,000 applicationrt, it is evi- dent that invention, instead 'of growing less, 15, "on the contrary, steadily ial- ereasing, and while- many p.tt•euts are secured : on which the inventors realize little or. nothing, yet fortunes are now and will continue to be .made: from now and, practical. ideas. ' Iu most cases the causes of failure to realize• expectations will be :found, says Popular Mechanics, in the natural ten- dency of an inventor to Magnify the possibilities and minimize the dififeulties of selling his invention. While an oc- casional "find" is made by some one working along a Iine in which he i,s poor- ly informed, hundred waste' tient and money ec1 eloping some device 'which, when finished, proves to -be either old or without demand. if the inventor would have his attor- ney .make a search of the records 1.1e - fore instead of after, completing his in- vention he would save money and' be able to work out his ideas along differ- ent lines from those already protected by patents. -o TheSecret f Bronze. It has been s'rppos'ed that the ancients bad some meteed of hardening bronze tools, the secret of which had been lost. Professor Gowland, of the British Insti- tute of Metabb. Rays that the ancient bronzes were v:r-r impurse, so that their hardness could -tot, have been due, as sometimes ass-ured, to their exceptional purity. On th, other hand, inasmuch as modern bronzes, by careful hammering can be made as hard as the ancient ones, the legend of a lost art in bronze -hard- ening seems to he exploded. A Useful Wasp. In the "Comptes Rendus" of the Bio- logical Society of Paris M. Picard gives an account of a useful wasp found in Senegal and Nigeria. It is one of the burrowing wasps, and feeds its larvae on a species of tsetse fly. In view of the part played by many species of the lat- ter in spreading disease, this wasp might prove a useful ally to those who are fighting malaria in tropical coun- tries. Lost Forests, In New York State, during the past season 11,087 acres of forest lands burn- ed by fires, and the loss was only $25,- 101, as against 177.000 acres burned last year and a loss of $044,000. SKIN -BEAUTY PROMOTED. In the treatment 'of affections of the skin and senip which torture, disfigure, itch, burn; .scale and destroy the hair, as well as for preserving, purifying and beautifying the complexion, hands and hair, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Oint- ment are well-nigh infallible. Millions of women,. throughout the world rely on these pure, sweet and genere 'emollients for all purposes of the toilet, bath and nursery, and for the sanative, antiseptic cleansing of ulcerated, inflamed mucous surfaces. Potter Drug &!- Chem. Corp., Boston, Zr.. S. A., sole proprietors of the Cuticura Remedies, will mail free, on request, their latest 32 -poke Cuticura Book on the skin and hair. A Nasty Dig. "As nasty a dish as I ever adminis- tered in my newspaper career in Vir- ginia City," said Mark Tvi•ain, "was directed against a man named Ferguson. "Ferguson at Christanas time invited me to see the present he had given his wife. They were magnificent gifts. The man. of course, expected a write-up. "Well, he wasn't disappointed.. The next day, in a prominent place on the first page of the Enterprise I inserted this paragraph: "'John H. Ferguson's Christmas gifts to his wife are being much admired. Theyinclude a diamond stomacher and many other beautiful specimens of cut glass ' " Send for free sample to Dept. H. L., Na- tional Dru & Chemical Co., Toronto. Preserving dour. A new method orpreservmg flour has recently been adopted with success in England. It is done by means of com- pression. With hydraulic apparatus the flour is squeezed into the forms of bricks and the pressure destroys all forms of larval life, thus preserving the flbur from the ravages of insects, while it is equally secure from mould. Three hun- dred pounds of eompressed flour occupy the same space as one hundred pounds in the' ordinart state. ♦s .1 169 quickly stops coughs, cures colds, heals the throat and 'owls. • dcalms IiNEN, Tlil� lDIUJG BUSiNE SS. (Buffalo Express.) "Have yon had any experience in our line?" asked the owner of the drug store. ".i. was stamp clerk at the post office for several years," replied the applicant fora job, confidently. Only One "BROMO QUININE" for That E, Look the etgnaturo ef 15. W aGROV17 INUsed the World over to Cure a Cold in One bay, 25e. Humility, wall at my elbow —anti keep my proud spirit from quailing. MMAM,FAi+� . M+MMNMY4 lSS U Iii NO. 8, MO. .O. AGeNTs WAi+TaD. ,,,,,,p,.w,V,y+.-'-_'-'.A',•,"•'+WM4'tt(y,', app l,''f, (�1j(ty/� WANTED apr_'r MEN Or WOMEN ANTED le every locallLy to nnll goods es necessary Int ivory home as broad. Salary, $2,09 per dal' ilntl. eDailtlalnelalr. Write The J, L, NioIhols Co„ Lhi'.iled, Termite, Oefe 1'O1i SAL11;, IM-.+r,4'k•V•M....rvl,lwRY+ Mn M.vMd,..�^�',"���. 18. Attlf,:t1ON, suONeMbi,tROft L0eOWINf Iievcluinitnt' wino they are low; they are bound to increase rapidly In vttluo, Choice lost, 2;, s 100, fur $01375 to 5100 per let. Bpo" rJ tl never ter ono month -65 down and $1 per w,+ctoN buys two loin. Write for tree booklets and leaps. Murk:, & CJs„ 205 ring street east FREE TO OUR READERS. Write Murine Bye Remedy Co:, Chicago, for 48 -page illustrated Eye Book Free. Write all about Your 11ye Trouble and they will advise a: to the Proper Application of the Murine Eye Remedies in Your Special Case. Your Druggist will tell you that murine Relieves Sore Byes, Strengthens 'Weak Eyes, Doesn't Smart, Soothes Eye Pain, and sells for 50e, Try It in Your Eyes and in Baby's Eyes for Scaly Eyelids and Granulation PERSONAL. Dr. i rte Fs Female POls SE•VENTED! YEARS THE STANDARD ' PrecriLcd and recornmencied for wo• me.n'c::ailrnents, a scientifically pre. pared ;'remedy of proven worth.. • line result from their use is quick and per- malnent•. For sale at all drug stores. Do you trap or buy Furs? lam lanada s largest dealer. X pay htghestpricns: !tour shipments solicited. . I pay mail and ox - press charges; remit :l promptly. A1soargest dealer in Ieefhides, aguel,okas, etc. Quotations and shipping tags sent tree. JOHN HALLAfV,. TORONTO' '• Electric Waves and the Eyes. The experience,of the corps of telegrit- pliers employed to operate the wireless. appartus used by the French in the -re- cent campaign la -Morocco suggests that the'I1ertzian waves develop various af- fections of the eyes. A slight conjanc- tivifies, resembling that occurring among tlto i,' who work with are lamps, was eorsnionly observed, together with a few easesof a more serious nature. Two eases of eczema were apparently due to. thwelgme cause, and one Man suffered from palpitation of the heart after working for any great length of tithe at tlid- sending instruments. '.Jr. l)oli'•',t is inclined to, think that many cases of neurasthenia and nervousness, now be- coming common in the navy, may be due • to the influence of the waves used in wireless telegraphy. THIS HANDSOME. EXPANSION GOLD- PLATED BRACELET, one of the latest Nov- elties in Et:acclets;. will lit any t. GIVE FREE for selling only 5 bo. es, atsoocc,� a box, of DR. MATURIN'S FAMOUS VEGE- TABLE PILLS, the greatest Remedy known for Weak and. Impure Blood„ Indigestion, Con- stipation, Rheumatism, Catarrh and for all Liver and Kidney Troubles. SEND NO MONEY—WE TRUST YOU. Only send your name and address and we will send you 8 boxes of Pills and 8 Fancy Pins to give away with the Pills. Sell the Pills Zoe. a box. and when all are sold seed us the proceeds of your sales ($2.00) and we will send you at once, by mail postpaid, this bandsom. Bracelet. which will please you and all your friends. Write to -day. Address THE DR. MATURIN MEDICINE' CO., DEFT. 207, TORONTO, ON'P. r'— This elegant watch ladies' or gents' size, stem wind and set, fancy engraved cases, fuliv guaranteed, wilibesent to you ABSO LUT.ELY FREE, Hyatt will sell only$3.fo worth of Lovely Picture Post Cards,6foe 100. These are the most artistic, beautl- fnIly colored and embossed cards issued this season. Views,, Mottoes,Fiorai Hoil - day, F,,c. These are the fastest sellers. Get the best. Writs to -clay and we w`111 send you a package. Sell them and return the moneyand win this Handsome Little Watch. You can also win a lovely Tee Set FREE if you will help us to enlarge our business by getting only 6 other agents and without having to sell any more goods. 9' COBALT GOLD PEN CO., Card Dept. S8 Toronto, Ont,r -:'a'k vita l t s:trm1r +10 33, 1i ,?" ;%,i ktar I111r11 V.REZEZEN BW 11. lc' kt, 174 Mt.-. 5? t.81lSi�Ch'91f551 I et:.�!{'4 t°t--.- -i)e sW, F:5 11 5 .ammo r , 'ZF h 5}051 '1 +MS Everybody Wks Eats ' read Should avoid danger of impurities In delivery from the oven to the home. Insist on your baker wrapping his bread in EDDY'S BREAD WRAPPERS We are the original manufacturers of bread wrappers now used by leading bakers of Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto and other cities, The E. it EDDY COMPANY, United; Hull, Canada SOLO ACCO'( ION a FREE Swcettonecl, deep voiced instrument, with which you can play beautiful music for concerts and dances. Large frame 10 keys, full set of reeds, two stops, double bellows, ebonlzed case, nickel plated valves and trimmings. To advertise Dr. Maturin's Famous Vegetable Pills, a great remedy for the cure of weak and impure blood, indigestion, headache. constipation,nervous troubles, liver, gladder and kidney diseases and an female weaknesseat a Groat Blood. Purifier and Invigorator, a Grand Tonle and Life Builder, we will give this Beautiful Accordion FREE, for the sale of 12 boxes of these Famous Vegetable Pills at 25 cents a box, Every person .,eying from you a boa of these Pills, also receives a piece of jewelry which we send you with the Pills. This makes thein easy to sell, Fend us your name and Rehires*, and wewill send you the Pills, postpaid, As soon as you have them all sold, remit 10 us the Proceeds of your sales, $3.00, and we will send you this Grand Accordion, Immediately, Wa trust you with the geode until sold, Write to•day. Addfess,-- T1HLI DR. MATURIN MEDICINE CO., DEPT. 73. TORONTO. ONT.