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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1910-04-15, Page 2Hysterical Tendencies Are They on the Increase hi the Young Women of To -day? Our daughters; by denial of the sim- pler modes of living in which our grand- mothers flourished, are developing iuto pore bundles of nerves. In this brief, but all too true, conclusion Mrs. S. E. Powers, well known in Bridgeport, pro- ceeds to say that no responsibility rests with greater force upon parents than that of fortifying the over -strained nerves of their children by a judiciously selected tonic andcareful diet. "My third daughter had just finished her High School course. She gave signs of absence of repose—lacked self-control— wee nervous—irritable and very high strung. She luta formerly always shown excellenttemper and judgmeut, and these outbursts of impatience and tem- per clearly indicated her health must be• at fault. I was advised to give her Fer- rozone and got four boxes at once. I took particular care to see that she ate regularly and sufficiently of nutritious food, Had sho not been built up by Ferrozone, it is hard do say what serious troubles might have been developed. Certainly Ferrezone is a splendid medi- cine for such troubles, 'weakness and ill - health as young girls suffer from." Every growing girl and boy, in fact any person in low or debilitated health, will be quickly built up by Ferrozone— try one or two tablets at meal time; 500 per box, six for $2.50, all dealers, or The Catarrhozone Co., Kingeton, Can- ada. EAGER TO SEE THE SOLDIERS., Berlin Has a Lot of Them, but Seem- ingly They Are Always a Novelty. There are about 23,000 soldiers in Potsdam, whioh isn't a great distance from Berlin, and there are always soldiers in the German capital on guard before various palaces. Besides ther is a review almost every morning on the Exercirenplatzz and guard mounting every day at the Konigs- wache, so that it might seem likely that soldiers wouldn't arouse a great deal' of interest in Berlin. It is, however, quite the contrary. The sound of a band playing sends every one running in the direction of the music. Even if it is just a small company going along the streets the folks appear eager to watch it. What ever the cause, soldiers appar- ently are an. unchanging novelty in Berlin. Qd d SITE MEANT WELL. (Lippincott's.) The young son of a western family was away from home for his first year in college. His mother had been to visit him, and upon her return met a friend, who asked if her boy was homesick. 'No." said the doting mother. "I was afraid he would be, so I saw that he was located in one of the best maternity houses of ,the college" tths ....''',:y - Try if You don't Home NEW and SURE °NESFORM,KINDS OF GOODS. have to know what your Goods are made of. SAME Dye for ALL •-- No chance of mistakes. All colors so cents from vur Drur�-ggist or Dealer. Sample Card and ocklet P'r�e. The Johnson Riohac•dson o., Llrnitod Dept. J, Montreal, Que.. Arrested for Sneezing. The most silent town in Europe is (or rather was until recently) not Bruges apparently. but Drieseu-Vordaamm, in Brandenburg. Here the munioipal re- gulation with regard to street noises are so .,rict that a visitor a short while ago was fined five marks for sneezing out of doors. 'The stranger refused to pay, and though assured that this small fee sa.ved him from the properly deserv- ed punishment of prison, he remained unmoved by the expression of generoity and preferred to argue the matter out in the local came. I% was eventually a0- quited, but since the verdict the head of the police of Driesen-Vorclamm refuses to anis'wes for order in the streets of that locality.—From the Queen. Look Out for Thirteen. On his thirteenth birthday the other week, Charles Henderson, of Charlotte, Mich., rode thirteen miles to an uncle's house. While there he went out to look at 13 pigs in :a pen, and then climbed a shed 13 feet high and fell and broke 13 bones in his body. It ought to have ended up with 13 doctors coming to see him and charging his father $13 apiece for attendance, but it didn't. There was only one doctor, but he said the Iad would be 13 weeks in bed. Look out for the number 13. If you have just that number of rents in your pocket give 12 away and escape the hoodoo. d_A s he throat and luhnms Cures colas, ceats. a.a A Rose Colored Statement. Miss Jane Addams, the brilliant head of Hull House, said at a luncheon of the Chicago Civic Club: "We women will have much to fight for. Our battle will be long and diffi- cult. Well, let us frankly admit it. There is nothing to be gained by such rose-colored phrases as William White employed. William White's brother had killed a man in cold blood. "'Well, William, how about your bro- ther?" a visitor to the town asked him one day after the trial. "Well,' said William, 'they've put him in jail for a month.' "'That's a rather light sentence for a cold-blooded murder,' said the gentle- man. "'Yes, sir,' William admitted, 'but at the month's end they're eoiug' to hang hint"" --Chicago Record Herald. FOR EA8T'S TENDER SKIN. Because of its delicate, emollient and antiseptic properties derived from Cuti- cure Ointment, united with the purest of cleansing ingredients and most re- freshing of flower odors, Cuticura Soap is unrivaled for preserving, purifying and beautifying the skin, scalp, hair and hands of infante and children. In the prevention and treatment of tortur- ing, disfiguring eczemas, rashes, itch - Tugs and irritations, warm baths with Cutioura Soap and gentle anointings with Cutioura Ointment often succeed when all other methods fail. Guaran- teed absolutely pure and may be used • from the hour of birth. Snuff and Saintship. The "iitri, `i:. -a to ';uctese dontrc l'abus au tabac" informs us that the amiable beets Vincent de Paul was an inveterate snuff taker. Nature provided him with an ample capacity for indulgence in his apparent weekneaa. The habit almost east him his sa.lntship. When the ques- tion of his beatification was usder eon. sideration "l'avocat du diable" brought forward the snuff taking as a sensuality. Fortunately among the papers • of Vin- cent de Paul was found aphysician's order in which he was recommended to take snuff freely, among other reasons, to clear his brain. Without this docu- ment there would have been no featifi- cation, and without beatification there would have been no canonization.—sten! the London Globe. .4op `ors&s Indian F of Palsy t11t 11 1.4 t Change that .limping, i seless horse into a sound, healthy horse, willing and eager to do a good day's work.. Don't let a Spavin, Curb, Splint, Sprain, Ringbone or any other same - nese keep your horse in the stable. Cure it with Kendal 90 spavin Core ;a4 It cures without leaving a scar, blemish or white hairs—because it does not blister. Port Ralis, B.C., June 14th 1009 "Have been using your Liniment for years and find it all that you represent. Have not been without it for 10 years." GEORGE GORDON. 91. a bottle -6 for 65, Excellent for household use. Sold by all dealers. Ask for free book "A. Treatise on The Horse " or write us for copy. ISR. 51. J. KEN51M.L Co. Snosbnrfl Fads, Vt. :r1,,�; i itH• i',l!°'tlr lstittl x.. aitielSe ' ai Now Lease of Life for Old House. The oldest house on Cape Cod, bulllt about 1690, is being moved from its pre- sent location in West Brewster into tho adjonling town of Dennis, where it will shortly be changed into a magnifi- cent summer residence by J. D. Ander- son, of Hartford, Conn. This ancient landmark of more than two centuries was built for one of the first settlers in Brewster, John Dilling- ham, by Isaao Winslow, and has always been known as the old Dillingham house. On one of the large rafters in the attic there is cut the date, "1690." showing the date on which it was erect- ed. --From the Boston Globe. CLOCK .WITHOUT HANGS. Interesting Electric Timepiece Shown 'at Louisville. A very interesting electrical clock was exhibited at the Southern Elec- trical and Industrial Exposition, held in Louisville, Ky. This clock is dif- ferent from the ordinary in having no hands. Minutes are indicated by means of 60 radial rows of lights, each containing 32 electric globes. The hours are indicated by shorter rows of 'solored lights. In place of the hands, then, two lines of light sweep over the face of the dial, one indicating min- utes and the other hours. Each sec- ond the illumination in an outer circle of lights moves forward one lamp, and when an entire circuit has been com- pleted the row of minute lights is ad- vanced one interval. The hour hand moves at five-minute intervals. The dial is formed on the face of a huge pendulum, which swings to and fro over an arc of 15 feet. The pendulum is 48 feet long, and its weight, with 5,485 lamps and 11,000 connections re quired, is 3,000 pounds. Over a mile of wire was used in making the ..on - elections of the clock. THE IMMOTI EPa'S MD AND CHILDREN'S FRIEND Baby's Own Tablets are not intended for babies only. This medicine is intend- ed for children oaf alt ages. It is gently laxative and comforting. Cures indiges- tion and other stomach troubles, consti- pation and simple fevers. Guaranteed free from poisonous opiates. Mrs. Paul Carrier, Petite Meohins, Que., says: "I find Baby's Own Tablets the hest medi- eine I have ever used for e.hildrPI. I have used them for most of the troubles that afflict little ones, and have not known theist to f41. _siothers should always keep them oh hand." Sold by medicine dealers or by ;nail at 25 cents a hose .from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Sound to Gt: the Details. exactly meet the need which so often arises in every family for a medicine to open up and regulate the bowels. Not only are they effective in all cases of Constipation, but they help greatly in breaking up a Cold or La Grippe by cleaning out the system and purifying the blood. In the same Wav they relieve or cure Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headaches, Rheum- atism and other common ailments. In the fullest sense of the words Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are A ! Cusve6ia®la$ R medy NO SUBJECT FOR EXPERIMENT. Halfway to the altar the groom, who, preceded by the groom -persons walking two and two, had entered, carrying a spray of groom -roses, on the arm of his motjxer, stopped and made a speech to the assembled guests. "Iy friends," gaoth he, "it isn't fair that you stare at me altogether., This is an age of equality as between the sexes, and so I wish you would try and be interested some in the bride waiting at the chancel yonder with her best wo- man. And will the reporters please give about as much space to her clothes as to miner It was very prettily done, and on all sides a buzz of admiration went up: I was cured of Acute Bronchitis by MINA1ID'S LINIMENT. Bay of Islands. J. M. CAMPBELL. I A dPBELL- I was cured of racial Neuralgia by MINARD'S LINIMENT. Springhill, N. S. WM. DAiTIELS. I was cured of Chronic Rheumatism by MINARD'S LINIMENT. Albert Co., N. B. GEO. TINGLEY. MOUS DOCTOR'S Two French Conscripts. Every year about this . tines are French papers entertain their read- ers with the names of the smallest and the heaviest, and sometimes the tallest of the conscripts, for this is the season when the youths join the army to commence their training. The commune of Viney, is Isere, has this year the distinction of not only providing the smallest soldier, but also the fattest. The first is a boy named Marchand, who is 1.06 meters in height, that is 3 feet 514 inches. The Daniel Lambert of the conscripts is one Bonnard by name, and he turns the scale at the colossal weight of 122 kilogrammes or 19 stone 2 pounds. Military training, it is hoped; will have ,its effect on both. —From the London Globe. o - Viinard's Liniment for sale where. - One of the chief praotical merits of women, it will be acknowledged, is their careful attention to detail. Re ceive one more illustration. She was an earnest politician, and she went can- vassing for the right side. Then, -with an alluring smile to the shut -sleeved man who opened the door, "Good morn- ing," said she, "could you tell me if Mr. Smith is at homer' 'Oh!" the stolid man was plainly surprised. "E's dead some time." Then said the lady, with pencil and card ready for the new ad- dress, "And oan you tell me where he has gone?" --Manchester Times. .P BETTER THAN SPANKING. Spanking does not cure children 0£ bed-wetting. There is a constitutional. cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Sum- mers, Box W. 8, Windsor, Ont., will send free to' any mother her successful home treatment, with full inatrutions. Send no money, but write her to -day if your children trouble you in this way. Don't blame the child, the chances are it can't help it. This treatment also cures adults and aged people troubled with urine dif- ficulties by day or night. CURED HIS BLADDER TROUBLE Mr. Herbert Bauer, of Davisville, says he owes Gin Pills a debt of gratitude which he can never repay. He suffered for years with Bladder Trouble, and could not pass Urine except by much straining, whioh caused great pain. Mr. Bauer sent for a free sample of Gin Pills. The first dose did him so much good that he ordered pix boxes, and began to take them regularly. A mantis's treatment completely cured him. You can try Gin Pills before you buy thein, Write National Drug & Ohemical Co (Dept. H. L.), Toronto, for free sam- ple. At all dealers.; 50e. a box, 6 for $2.50. o.® Dogs' Homing instinct. Is a sensible dog ever "lost?" Years ago Capt.. Overstreet sent by express from Horse Cave a greyhound to Frank- lin, by the 3 p. m. tram, and the dog was back for breakfast. A. half century ago the late John Thompson Gray, of Louisville, left with a friend in Illinois a prairie chicken dog that reported home in what is now Crescent Hill, in the eastern part of Louisville, within a week after lus master's departure from the Illinois shooting fields. And not so max years ago a female hound left behind at the Ora Oreherd., By., national fox hunt, reported to her master's kennel at not Springs, Ark. It isn't the dog that gets lost, but the master or the real heart -home of the dog. Don't you suspect so?—Elizabeth (Hy:) Meseengete 5,. It's the egotist's I's that give him such a distorted view of life. every - ISSUE NO. 15. 1010 Dr. Mattel's Female Nis SEVENTEEN YEARS THE STANDARD Proscribed and recommended for wo. Teen's ailments, a scientifically pre- pared remedy of proven worth. 1 hs result from their use is quick and per- manent. For sale at all drug stores. Hard to Choose. "Which do you prefer, Johnny, Christ- mas or the Fourth of July?" "If I get burned I like Christmas the best, and when everything's et up and 'I have the stomach-ache I like the Fourth the best" • - o HORRIBLE THOUGHT. "But, why do you think we are in im- minent danger of a war with England?" • ".Ain't Alfred Austin just as likely as Dot to write a poem on the occasion of Roosevelt's visit?" I.1.... C. D. SHED DON 1n okerrat .A. specialty made of investments in Standard Railroad and Indus- trial Stocks. Call or write for full particulars regardiRoom 01, 180lan fSt investment. James St., Montreal. THE CRUCIAL TEST. (Chicago News.) They were talking about endurance tests in patience. "Patience!" echoed the fair girl. "Why, your sex don't know the first rudimenta of patience. Did a man ever attempt to make a. crazy quilt?" "I don't know, I am sure," yawned the mere man, "but—er—did a woman ever attempt to color ameerschaum pipe?" And then she changed the subject. C -W Your Drtmerlst `VM Tell 'fou Murine Eye Remedy Relieves Sore Eyes. StrenSoothelrEye Pain,ens and Eyes. foresn't50c. TrSmarty Byesnfori ScalyuBr yeltdss anddGranul tion. FOREVER. �. "That's an anniversary clock, given us for our wedding present. It runs a whole year without winding winding." "Well, I'll bo durned 1 How long would it run if ye did wind it?" Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, Etc. e o Like Somo Grown -Ups. Little Jeanette apologized for the ac- tion of her new baby sister by saying: "You pee, she hasn't any- sense yet" Her mother objected to such an idea, and Jeanette replied: "Oh, of . course, she's got sense enough, but it isn't work- ing yet." SO ,i.<< E WATCH F''`. ELS'. A Gents' or Ladies' Solid Gold Watch costs from $SS to $60, Do not throw your money away. If you desire to secure a Watch which to keep time and last well will be equal to any Solid Gold Watch send us your name and address immediately and ag-ee to sell 10 boxes only of Dr. 5faturin's Famous Vegetable Pins at we. a box. They are the greatest remedy on earth for the cure of poor and impure blood, indigestion, headaches, consti- pation, nervous troubles, liver, bladder and kidney dis- eases and all female weaknesses; they are the Great Blood Purifier and Invigorator, a Grand Tonic and Life Builder. With the Pills wo send 10 articles of jewelry to Tve away with the pills—this makes them easy to sell. his is the chance of a lifetime. Do not miss it. Send us your order and we will send you the 10 boxes, post paid, 'When you have sold them send us the money ($2.50) and we will send you A GENT: or LADIES WATCH the same day the money is received, We are giving� these beautiful Watches to advertise our Remedios. This is a grand opportunity to secure a ouuWatchitsastemwi andsternnsetanddnottuecheead.pp bkwind dartleigenerllygss s premiums. Send pills generally D fla . Sf ATU Fi l dal MEDICINE CO. Watch Dept. 20 Toronto, Ont. Whore Every Drop Counts. In the Yal inu. 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' Send your name and addmrea�an will send you 4 boxes of D. Matarlia's Fenton V .setable the most powerful Tonle and Blood Purifier known. Sell th at 23 cents iros, airing fret to each purchaeer one of the sent you with the Pills. This hetp8vu to sell rapidly, As awn as the Pilin are aid senaa_� us the $1.003 collected and we Will send you this handsaws 1.00(= 6r :MAIN FREE. Write to.dity. ADDRESS !' 9 The Lir. later Medic. tux Co, Dept, Toronto, Ont.