The Herald, 1910-03-04, Page 2Man Shorn of Strength
Weak Liver So Undermined
His Vitality That He Al-
most Died.
"Early manhood vigor easily led
c,
to view irregularities of my system
s
incapable of affecting my strength. 1
am a barrister," writes a well known
legal light, "and there are times in our
professionalmwork so exciting and ex-
hausting that any 'weakness reveals it-
self in all its naked. awfulness. Pressure
of work prompted me to ignore some
of the distressing symptoms of impaired
liver activity -sour stomach, fulness
after eating and dulness of intellectual
activity. It was not until a severe at-
tack of sleeplessness following an ex-
acting session of court, and a nervous
excitability that later developed, that 1
realized fully my condition. My physi-
cian ordered complete change and rest,
but my engagements rendered impossi-
ble this course.
"To correct the system I began using
Dr. Hamilton's Pills, and to my delight,
not only did they establish regularity,
but the liver activity of my earliery
s
returned. The solution of my health'
problem was immediate, digestion im-
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nerves were speedily up to my old fight-
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RELICS )0,000 YEARS OLD.
Many Remarkable Discoveries Made
by Assyriologists.
The Rev. G. W. Ii. Johns, while speak-
ing on Assyr.ulogy yesterday at the
Royal Institution, showed a number of
pictures and pieces of crude sculpture,
which archaeologists have assigned to
as remote a period as 0,000 or 8,000 B. C.
The lecturer, describing a great find at
Susa, in 1904, stated that for a long time
explorers were uncertain what such an
enormous amount of booty could evi-
dence. It was finally settled that the
articles were a deposit of the founda-
tions of a great temple. There were Hun-
dreds of gold objects, 400 silver, 200 lead,
statuettes, jewelry, 1,300 bronze objeetls
and an enormous quantity of articles of
stone and clay, as well as preeious
stones. They were of great beauty and
variety, and all apparently belonging
to oen period, 1500 B. 0, There were
children's toys which had evidently been
put with the deposit as a votive offering.
The explorations in Assyria and Baby-
lon had changed the outlook of human
history; we had doubled the length of
the period which we called historic. -
From the London Leader.
A Bird's White Feathers.
The occurrence of white feathers in a
bird'p plumage is very common. It is,
of course, clue to lack of coloring matter,
and is liable to appear in both young
and old birds. I have known of several
old birds to exhibit this" peculiarity
(mostly in the wing feathers, however),
and it may be due to imperfect nutri-
tion and circulation as the bird ages.
I have also noticed it in young birds
in a number of instances. The phen-
omenon, thus. cannot be said to occur
simply as a result of old age, but is
rather one of those slight changes in the
bird's system, the causes of which we
do not fully know. There is this much
more to be said, however: When a young
bird starts out with a few white feath-
ers, they are usually retained through -
life, molting each time in a similar
manner, Old birds may exhibit this loss
of coloring at any time. ---From "Nature
and Science" in March St. Nicholas.
moommilile
Women Hanged in Canada. .
Following is the list of women execut-
ed since Confederation, 1807, in Canada:
Phoebe Campbell, at London, Ont., May
6, 1872; Elizabeth Workman, at Sarnia,
Ont., May 23, 1873;.Cordelia Viau, at St.
Seholastique, Que., March 5, 1599; .Emily
Hilda Blake, at Brandon, Man., Dec. 20,
1899.
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The Editor Gets Mad.
if the freight -handlers of that streak
of rust, the Illinois Central Railroad,
landed where we wished them last week
they would need plenty of ice water,
palm leaf fans and absestos foot pro-
tectors. Besides., they are in none of
the best company, either. We got the
Argus ready for printing at noon on last
Thursday, but could not move a wheel
because that abortion of a railroad, this
division of the Illinois Central, had fail-
ed to bring our paper. An ox team in
the hands of Leo Brown could have done
better than the railroad,--Muhlenberg
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William had just returned from col-
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necktie that spoke for itself. He entered
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the more dirt'tested he became.
"Son," he finally blurted out, "you
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Later, the old major who lived next
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your father dire 20 years ago when he
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"Yes," replied William with a senile,
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ISSUE NO. 9. 1910
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A Clergyman in Racing.
It is seldom that a clergyman has
official correction with horseracing, but
Dr. Noyes, who has just written au ac-
eount• of ]us chaplaincy in Paris, was
for many years the only Englishman on
the board under the Societe des Steep-
lechases de France for adjudicating up-
on any question that might arise con -
meted with the riders, many of whom
are English. Until the date of his depar-
ture from Paris he regularly received
ticlrots for the reservecl enclosure, ---
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Gobs of Gloom.
To have your sweetheart far away,
It makes existence dark and drear;
But worse it is-alackaday!
To have her distant when she's near.
-Boston Transcript.
A Peeress's Busy Day.
Never perhaps since the Hastings trial
have happenings at Westminster attract-
ed the peeresses as did the debates on
the finance hill. The trial of Hastings
of course was -: society function. An
attendance at ;.0 hall was quite in the
day's work of she lady of fashion. The
Duchess' 'of tic r dt.n's round. of duties on
a day of 17: i gives the illustration.
For the duchec'a 'went to Handel's music
in the Abbey,A then. she clambered over
the benches s'..,1 went to Hastings' trial
in the hall; :'ter dinner to the play,
then to Lade Lucas' assembly, after
that to Benet ge, and returned to Miss
Hobart's faro table. gave a ball herself
in the evening of that morning, into
which she mu.et have got a good way,
and set out for Scotland the next day."'
The scurry and rush of society folk is
not so modern i failing after all, -West-
minster Gaze. 'e.
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To Tell the South.
A new qualified" judge in one of the
small towns of the south was' trying one
of his first criminal cases, The accused
was an old Barky who was charged' with
robbing a hencoop. He had been in
court before on a similar charge and was
then acquitted.
"Well, Tom." began tltc judge, "I see
you're in trouble again."
"Yes, sal)" replied the darty, "the
last time, jedge, you was ma lawyer."
"Where is your lawyer this time?"
asked the judge.
"I ain't got no lawyer this time," an-
swered Tom. "I'm going to tell the
truth" ---Baltimore American.
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German cities are studying their at-
mospheric conditions, says the Chicago
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as population becomes more dense, and
especially when the activity of industrial
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against tuberculosis, physicians and stn.
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blem of purer air for the dwellers in
cities has become primarily important.
Statistics have been collected for some
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Imitators of the Rattlesnake.
At least two observers, Messrs. F. B.
Loomis and T. A. Barris, have within the
last two years noted the curious fact
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this trick is intended as a measure of
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Fishguard pl'ondses to supplant
Queenstown. as a stopping place for
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The favorite song of the bueineas
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b'rederick Townsend Martin, at a din-
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"1;ut the Scotch have the greatest a):'.•
c:'.:tral pride. MacDonald, the Lord of
t.1," isles, was melted to an tnitertain-
leent given by the Duke; of 13uceleugh,
loll. teeming late, he took a seat near
the door.
'Ile Duke called to MacDonald eo
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the table. The Lord of the Isles frowned
and answered0 in his pride:
"'Wherever MacDonald site, there is
the head of the table."-Washiu_ton
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"I understand that all-star cast was
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