The Herald, 1910-04-01, Page 2Kills Bone Spavin
Rich Valley, Alta, May 20th. 1909
Z have used your Spavin Cure for a
long time and would not be without it.
Flave killed a Bone Spavin by its use."
OLE CARLSON,
That tells the whole story. And
hundreds of thousands have bad the
same experience in the past 90 years.
For Spavin, Ringbone, Curb,
Splint, Swellings and
all Lameness,
1 endall's Spavin Cure cures the
trouble—makes the horse sound and
well—and saves money for the owner
because it removes the cause of the
trouble.
Keep a bottle always at hand— $lor6
for $S. Good for man and beast. Ask
your dealer for free copy of our book
`•A Treatise On The Horse" or write us.
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BR. B. S. lfliNDALL CO. Enosbnrg Falls, Vt.
ateasialealitialeaatalealseasti
Was a Fair Question.
Traveler—I've been all over the world
and I've met only two really beautiful
women.
Totty—And, pray, who was the other
one?" -Philadelphia Inquirer.
AN AULD SANG,
A single verse of the adtsompanying
song was published by Sir Walter Scott,
is an early edition of Rokehi " a note
This beautiful song, heds
appears to have been written by some
follower of "The Stuarts." In a later ed-
tion, in a note also, he gives a copy he
received from Mr. Sheridan, slightly dif
CaptaferinniOgilvie, who fough trom this one. It wes at thetwrBoyne
i
with
small Highland
contingent
was killed at the ntiileRne
subsequently. Tour Highland readers
may care for a copy.
CHAS. COLte Cl. IL M. S.
.A.NTIENT JACOBITE SONG.
By Captain Ogllvie.
It was a' for our rightful king
We left fair Scotia's strand,
it was a' for our rightful king
We ere saw Irish land.
We ere saw Irish land, my dear,
We ere saw Irish land.
Now a' is done that men could do,
And all is done in vain,
My love, my native land adieu,
Since X must cross the main,
For I must cross the main, my dear,
For I must cross the main.
Ae turned him round, and right about
Upon the Irish shore;
Ho gave his bridle reins a shake,
With adieu for evermore;
With adieu for evermore, my dear,
Adieu for evermore.
The soldier fra' the war returns,
The merchant fra' the main,
But I have parted fra' my love
And ne'er to meet again;
And ne'er to meet again, my dear,
And ne'er to meet again.
When day is gone, and night is come,
And all are boun' to sleep,
I think on him that's far awa'.
The live-lang night and weep,
The live-lang night and weep, my
dear,
The live-lang night and weep.
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Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
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South Carolina Just Heard It.
"Don't have regular habits. You are a
weakling if you do. The reason the city
boys were enabled to endure the hard-
ships of war better than the country
youths was because the latter had regu-
lar habits, and it broke them all up to
break them."
It is needless to say that this philoso-
phy is some more of the Chicago pro-
duct. This new data on the subject of
youth in war is highly entertaining in
view of the fact that but few of the
young men in the confederate armies
were from the cities.—Charleston News
and Courier.
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To prevent dry, thin and falling hair,
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DOING HM BEST.
At the Old Bailey, not long ago: a man
standing in the dook awaiting his trial,
took out a sandwich and commenced eat -
in" it.
"Put that away, sir, at once," said the
judge.
"i'm putting itawayas fast as I can,"
was the reply of the prisoner, as he took
another he— ",•eaneei.
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THE RUB.
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SUFFERED FROM
VIOLENT CATHARTICS
THE WARNING OF MRS, GEO. 0.
FOX IS ONE THAT SHOULD
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every pill by its activity. Talking about
this to a well-known physician I met on
the train the other day, he explained
there are different kinds of drugs that
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being known as drastic. Except in ex-
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depends upon speedy evacuation of the
bowels, pills should never be drastic.
Purgatives cause catarrh of the bowels
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not irritating. why they are mild, yet
most searching.
"From nay experience I recommend
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instead, to use Dr. Ili s!lton•s. They
cure headache, billouenese, constipation,
bad stomach, and keep the system in per-
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Refuse any substitute for Dr. Hamil-
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Engineering in Hospitals.
Practically all the important infirm-
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their own electric generating stations
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the London Times, would surprise the
majority of engineers. The equipment
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owing to the special conditions which
prevail in hospital work. Even where a
public supply is available, the use of an
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against failure of current at a critical
moment. The installations are used far
lighting, heating, ventilating, telephon-
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IMPOSSIBLE
IMiPOSSIBLI TO PRONOUNCE.
(Philadelphia Record.)
Newlywed ---We spent our honeymoon
in a place in Switzerland, but I can't tell
you the name of it.
Wigwag—How do you pronounce it?
Newlywed ---You don't pronounce it.
You yodel it.
HAPPY THOUGHTS.
Marriage is called a tie, and men
should be careful in the selection of their
ties lest they get it in the neck.
When you feel that a pretty girl is
fishing for you be careful how you bite.
You may get the hook.
The man who remains a bachelor all
the days of his life gets only a half por-
tion at the banquet board of earthly
felicity.
The reason why a great many people
believe that the devil is not as black as
he is painted is probably that he is al-
ways painted red.
There are no sleeping -cars on the road
to success, and he -who tries a special
train must watch out for the switches.
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PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION ION METHOD
PALMS MOVED 50o MILES:
Interesting Survivors of the San Fran-
cisco F ire,
•
A difficult undertaking and•one which
required the woek of six men for nearly
two weeks was recently aceompl•islsed in
California, when two thirty-foot palms
were moved from the abandoned re's'i-
dence of H. E, Huntington, on the top of
Nob Hill, San Francisco, and tran'sportsd
a distance of 500 miles to his new resi-
dcnee at Los Robles, hear San Gabriel,
Ca I.
;Palin uiovnig is a common oreitrrener
in California, says Horticulture, but it is
IRA likely that any have ever been mov-
ed so great a distance with so much suc-
cess. Bach palm when boxed weighed
eighteen tons, and a string of ten horses
was required in order to transport the
palms to the railway station, a distance
of two miles, through some of the busi-
est streets in San Francisco.
The palms figured were also of afore
than ordinary interest to the citizens of
'San Francisco, having stood there for
more than twenty years. In addition to
this fleet they might be classed as most
interesting relics of the earthquake -fire
of 1906, at `vhioh time Mr. Huntington's
magnificent residence was destroyed,
along with everything in that district.
The fire stripped the palms completely
of their foliage, leaving only the bare
and blackened stems. Since that time
in the course of three years fresh growth
has been made by them, new, well-de-
veloped crowns have n.pp'eared, and they
bid fair to become two of the most In-
teresting objects on the Huntington es-
te te.
If you suffer from bleeding, itching,
blind or protruding Piles, send me your
address, and I -w>11 tell you how to cure
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but tell others of this offer. Write to-
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Windsor, Ont.
IN 2,009.
(Puck.)
Transient --Who's that prosperous -
looking fellow over there?
Native --That's Squire Shuvvel, the
millionaire ditch -digger. Everybody
laughed at him years ago when he re-
fused to become a doctor or a lawyer,
and even turned down the correspond-
ence schools' offers to make him a win -
doer -dresser or an electrical engineer.
Time proved his wisdom, and to -day, as
the only unskilled laborer in this sec-
tion, he can command almost fabulous
prices.
A MODERN IVIEDICINE
FOR YOUNG CHILDREN
Ko sane mother would wish herself
treated under the condition of medi-
cine or curgery of half a century ago
Why, then, should she give her tender
litito child the old-fashioned medi-
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century, and which more likely
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that will not euro the child, but
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Try It in Your Byes and in Baby's Eyes for
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Clothes of Artists' Wives.
When the Society of American Ar-
tists or the National Academy of De-
sign holds a reception it is always in-
teresting to a sartorial observer to
pick out the women whose husbands
have designed their costumes.
Some of the wives with artistic hus-
bands plainly do not care for color
or line and come out in the latest
fashions. Then there are others whose
gowns show evidences of planning in
which the spouse has had a finger
regarding the tint of the fabric or the
way it is fashioned.
Some of the women one sees at
these exhibitions trail about in artis-
tic and soulful robes which look as
though plucked from an unwilling
Botticeili angel and become slightly
strained in the fray. Very charming
are other of these artistic draperies
even though they lack that perfection
of finish and trimness which in fash-
ionablelis i regarded as the height
What Did ,-te Mean?
"We have now been married fifteen
years, Archibald, and I have never omit-
ted to make a cake for you on your
birthday."
"That's true, my dear, and every one
of them was, so to speak, a milestone on
the path of my life!"—Life.
Marion Bridge, C. B., May 30, '02.
I have handled MINARD'S LINI-
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NEIL , FERGUSON.
The Umbrella Conscience.
An insurance man declares that ]ie
tried this scheme the other day, and
that it worked. He found himself caught
in a rainstorm and being in too much of
a hurry to wait for it to stop he was
obliged to acquire an umbrella, right
away, quick. He paused under an awn-
ing and waited, he says, until somebody
came along who sized up as a man with
a guilty conscience. Then the insurance
man stepped up to the stranger, saying
abruptly:
"I'll trouble you for my umbrella!"
The stranger stared at him a moment,
handed over the umbrella and walked
away, muttering a word of apology.
Of course, the insurance man admits.
the scheme might not always work and
a certain amount of discrimination
should be used in the selection of the vic-
tim.—From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
What is the Moral?
A. Long Island man on his way to
take a trip on an airship stopped to get'
a drink. He missed his trip, but the
machine was wrecked and he thereby
escaped, in all probability, beingkilled.
Let the Prohibitionists make te most
of that.—Washington Herald.
CURED iN ONE MONTH
Tt every woman, who has kidney or
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Ont., and talk to Mrs. A. Simpson, they
would do just as she did—take Gin Pills
and cure themselves. For 14 or 15 years
I had kidney or bladder trouble, suffer-
ing at times intense pain. I doctored con-
tinually but nothing gave me permanent
relief until I was persuaded to try Gin
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"Within a couple of clays I received
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"MRS. A. SIMPSON."
Write National Drug & Chemical Co.,
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or
ISSUE NO, 13. 1910
HELP WANTED.
INT ANTED—GIRLS TO LEARN KNIT -
ting; can make good money with
short experience; permanent position as-
sured. Chipman -Holton Knitting Co.,
Hamilton, Ont.
Camphor Ice
MAKING IT OUT AN ORDEAL
(Life.)
City Editor --One minute, Jones.
Reporter—All right.
City Editor --I don't know whether
it is absent-mindedness on your part, or
an expression of your views of matri-
mony, but I'd rather, when you /3 13,Y4
occasion to write about a wedding, not
have you say that Miss Smith and Mr.
Brown "underwent" a marriage cere-
mony.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONr DAY
Take LAXATIVE B110310 Quinine Tablets.
'Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E.
W. GROVE'S signature is on each box. 25c.
Trouble in the Higher Circles.
Phoebus was becoming irritated.
"One of these days," he muttered,
"some blundering aviator' will drive his
airship athwart my pathway, and then
."
he'll get a sunstroke
Thais it is that conservatism, grown
wwrrogant with the ages, ever' *leeks to
discourage the daring izznovator with
the iaew idea.; From the Ohioago Trib-
une.
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Bob Footlite (actor)—Failure? I
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man to figure out this wonderful doc-
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