The Herald, 1910-05-27, Page 6Mrs, John Pettigrew, of CentralEcon-
saw N.S., was practically helpless from
rheumatism.
She could not 'stoop, and her limbs ach-
ed so that it was torture for her to be
uta and around the house,
Aq Mrs. Pettigrew put it, "I was all
elienled up. I saw Gin Pills advertised
and sent for some, and after taking only
two boxes, am a different woman. Gia
Pills are the only thing that helped me,
and I cannot say too much for them."
If You have that dreadful pain in the
back— if you are tortured with rheuma-
tism --get Gin Pills at onoe.
(Dept. teH National Drug
for feel sample.
Regular size at dealers, 20e a, box, G for
821x0,
A Legend of February,.
Here is the pretty legend which telis
why February has only twenty-eight er
twenty-nine days. Long ago, they sat-,
February was a gambler, and he was so
unlucky that he soon lost all his mon-
ey. Like other gamblers, he tried to
recover it, and he said to his companions
that if they would lend him some money
he would give them as security one of
his days. January and March, svho were
naturally associated with him more often
than any of the other months, accepted
his offer, and as poor February soon
lost the money which he had borrowed
each of thein acquired one of his days.
That is why January and March have
each thirty-one days and February has
only twenty-eight in ordinary and
twenty-nine in leap years.
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Minard's Liniment used by Physicians
"I Love" in 27 Tongues.
(By Wardlaw Taylor)
Here is the translation of "I love„
111 e, different languages.
English—I love.
Orman—Ich Liebe.
Italian, Spanish and Portuguese—Arno.
Greek—Agapo.
Russian—Ljublju-
Dutch—I3c bemin.
Breton—Karan.
Japanese—Watakusi wasuki masu.
Cambodgese—Khuhom sreland.
Danish— Jeg elsker.
Swedish—Jan alskar.
Palish—Koeham.
Basque—Maitatzendent,
Ill n n gars a n—'tri roti.
French—J'alme-
' Turkish—Sereporoum. �^
Algerian Arabic-4\enabb.
Egyptian Arabic-1ef'al.
Persian—Doust darem.
Armenian—Gesirem.
Hindustani—Main bolta.
Annamite--Tol tha on'g.
Cbinese—Oui hi bouan-
Malayan—Sahyasuka.
volarruk--torob,
Dr.. Morse's
Indian Root Pills
owe their singular effectiveness in
curing Rheumatism, Lumbago and
Sciatica to their power of stimulat-
ing and strengthening the kidneys.
They enable these organs to thor-
oughly filter from the blood the uric
acid (the product of waste matter)
which gets into the joints and nnls-
eles and causes these painful dis-
eases. Over half a century of con-
stant use has proved conclusively
that Dr. Morse's Indian Rpot Pills
strengthen weak kidneys and
Cure Rheumatism
Toy Spaniel an Old Breed.
The English toy spaniel is undoubted-
ly one of the oldest and most popular
breeds of pet dogs known. As hr back
as the days of Charles the Martyr this
breed was much prized by the ladies of
the court. In the narrative of the execu-
tion of Mary, Queen o: Scots, indorsed in
Lord Burghley's hand and forwarded to
the court, it was recorded that one of
the executioners found her little pet (a
spaniel of practically the same type
as those afterward known in the reign
of Cherie II,), which had crept under
the folds of her garments to be "'ar
her, .and which would not bo a ., tQ
away.—From Bit and Spur.
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BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of
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 instrutions. • 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.
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HAPPILY MARRIED,
(Exchange.)
"Abe they happily married?'
"Yes. indeed, They've been married
four years now, and she never has to
ask hint to take her to the theatre."
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Keep Minard's Liniment in the house
0.
WHAT DID HE MEAN?
(Exchange.)
Tiggwhat's the matter, old mani'
You"re looking wretched.
Fogg—I'm not myself at all to -day,
Figg—Oh. come! that's nothing to feel
'wretched about.
FRIEND OF KINGS. P BACK -WEARY MEN
Sir Ernest Cassel, Once a Poor Boy
Now Entertains Royalty,
Sir Ernest Cassel, one of the late King
Edward's hosts at Biarritz, has had a
career full of mistime, the romance full.
of the self-made man, It seems like a
fairy tale that the unknown lad of the
'70s should have been the friend and
eounsellor of the King of England and
the German Emperor,
It is rumored that he is one, of the six
men who .move in the mysterious back
ground of the Government' of England,
says the (gentlewoman. He has been the
builder of his' own fortune. Money has
grown under his hands, and banks and
railways have made his vast riches.
One of the most drainatie moments in
his career was a Boer war incident. The.
British Government stood in need of a
big sum at short notice, It was obtained
by Sir Ernest in three hours. Luck seems
not to attend him on the turf, although
he once won the Two Thousand.
Much has been written on Brook
House, his Park Lane residence, but
there has been scant mention of the
Turkish baths which occupy part of the
ground floor, nor of the marvellous range
of kitchens. There are six of these, with
znarble_floors and walls, and they include
pastry kitchens, grilling, roasting and
boiling kitchens, a vegetable kitchen
and a room for fruit and flowers,
HELPLESS LITTLE BABIES.
Ask any mother who has used lhery's
Own Tablets and she will tell you they
are the best thing in the world for cur-
ing stolnach and bowel trouble, and
making teething easy. 'i'h;s is tee high-
est praise a 'medicine can gat. And we
.give you the guarantee u° a Government
analyst that this medicine is absolutely
safe. No other nledieine intended for
young children give mothers such a guar-
antee. Mrs. IRobt.:tiieth, Dothan, Ont.,
says: "I cannot tell you how much good
Baby's Own Tablets have done my baby.
-I am sorry I did not know of them ear-
lier." Sold by medicine dealers or by
mail at 25 cents a box from the Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
A Spring Parable.
The wind is blowing,
The sower is sowing„
The seed is flowing;
The sun is shining;
The clouds inclining
Their silver lining.
This is the seed -time,
The hope -time, the heed. time;
Soon eones the need -time.
Laughing or weeping,
'Waking or sleeping,
"rix, worth the knowing
That God is keeping
For future reaping "
• The sower's sowing.
—Ida W. Benham, in Farm. Journal.
,finard':t Liniment Co., Limited:
I was very sick with Quinsy, and
thought I would strangle. i used MIN -
ARDS LINIMENT and it cured me at
Once.
I am never without it now.
Yours gratefully,
IdBS. C. D. PRINCE.
\auwigewauk, Oet. 21.
British Crown Jewels.
The Wakefield Tower, in which, the
Crown jewels are usually kept at the
Tower of London, is undergoing repairs
and the regalia have been removed while
the work is in progress.
Owing to the enormous value of the
jewels the authorities are naturally anx-
ious that their present whereabouts shall
not become generally known, but they
-are being well guarded, Several weeks
must elapse before the jewels can again
be on view to the public.—London Even-
ing Standard.
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Red, Weak, Weary, Watory Eyes.
Relieved By Murine Eye Remedy. Try
Murine For Your Eye Troubles, You
Will Like !Murine, it Soothes, 50c At
Your Druggists. Write For !:Eye Books.
1!'ree, Murine Eye Remedy Co., Toronto,
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Higher Criticism.
Georgiana was making preparations
for her doll's birthday party and her
brother stood by helplessly, receiving in-
structions. "Oh, Palmer,' she exclaimed
suddenly, "first we must take this child
over to church and have her criticised."
—Success Magazine:
Mi nerd's Liniment Lumberman's
Friend.
New Field for American Engineers.
Russia is becoming interested in hydro-
electric power' plants, and is examining
into the matter of electrifying suburban
divisions of its State railroads. An in-
vestigation is being made of our high-
tension transmission systems, and, says
the Scientific American, it is probable
that a new field will be opened for Am-
erican engineers.
An Elevated for Tokyo.
A scheme for the construction Of an
elevated electric railway at Tokio is at
present under. consideration. It is pro-
posed that there shell be two lines, one
running from the east to the west of
the city, e# the other from the north
to the saut,i. The cost of construction
of the reejeeted linea is estimated at
$19,000.100,
The Helping Hand of Dr, Hamilton's
Pills Will Cure in a Few
Weeks.,
oundry work compels men to work
in the winter in very .cold. shops," writes
Tullis T. Bolter, a well known mechanic
ilia Hamilton, "I contracted a very se-
vere cold a few months ago which set-
tled in my back and kidneys. I suffered
constntlt pain, and in bending over my
work, and ire heavy lifting, the pain at
times was excruciating- My digestion
got all out of order, doubtless because
the kidneys didn't work right. My wife
had used. Dr. Hamilton's Pills as a fam-
ily Mnedicine and 1 took her advice and
started them also. To my great delight
a few .doses helped me so much it was
proof 1 was using a true remedy. Nat-
ural action of the kidneys was brought
about, burning and aching ceased, and
the bark -lameness gradually disappeared.
1 no longer fear my work, I feel strong
and robust, and with such a remedy las
Dr. Hamilton's Pills at hand. I will pro-
bably Hover again be sick. I advise every
working man to use Dr. flarnilton's
P111s"'
No other medicine will regulate the
system and -maintain health like IIr.
Hamilton's Palls—beware of the deader
who tries to induce you to take some-
thing else on which he makes more pro-
fit. Sold in yellow boxes 25c. Prepared
by the Catarrlaozone Co., Kingston, On-
tario.
Travelled as Merchandise.
A novel charge of fraud has been be-
fore the Italian courts recently. A deal-
er had four eases of liqueur which he
was sending, or rather taking, from
Naples to Milan. To save part of his
railway . lire he etowed himself in an-
other packing case, which was carried
as merchandise,
At an intermediate station the man
desired some fresh air and took a stroll
on the platform. Then he was discov-
ered and prosecuted. In default of a
fine a term of imprisonment was passed.
The enterprising dealer, it may be as-
snmed, had a fight over the decision, and
it has been reversed on appeal.—From
the London Globe.
A PIANO F i ; 50 GENTS
A WEEK
This is a golden opportunity for any-
one to own an. instrument. We have a
large stock of used pianos, taken ail ex-
change on Heinteman & Co. pianos.
These instruments are such *ell -known
makes as Weber, Chickering, Haines
Bros., Thomas and Duntinion, and the
price its from ,$60 to $125. Bath one
guaranteed for five years, and will be,
taken back in exchange with full am-
ount alloaveLanys, time in three years.
Do not let this chance slip by you. A
post carol will bring full particulars,--
Heintzman & Oo., 71 King street east,
Hamilton, Ont.
Who Shall Do the Proposing?
(Chicago Sunday Tribune).
There has been much discussion of
late over the comparative value of the
old method of the man as the wooer and
the newer one of woman as pursuer in
affairs of the heart. And after the
cloud of talk has blown over its silver
lining apparently bears on its shiny sur-
face the conclusion, "it all depends."
This is a serious question and one wor-
thy of settlement now and for all time.
The average woman has about as little
use for a timid man as the average man
has for a forward woman, but one of
the standing family jokes to be perpe-
trated at regular intervals by all hus-
bands until the end of time is "when
my wife proposed to me, etc., etc-" So,
perhaps he might enjoy the real sensa-
tion. Or perhaps he might not consider
an appeal, "please be nine," from be-
witching femininity in the light of for-
wardness.
But all feminines are not bewitching,
and more's the pity, only the other class
need pursue. It were better for man to
cling to the past, or he may find a peck
of trouble a mere trifle. And what if
two timid ones ch0;need to get together?
Horrors, what a tragedy! Of course, the
phonograph ever may be relied upon as
an emergency- friend. A curtained cor-
ner, behind which rests the hidden
voice. Suddenly there falls upon the par-
lor air in dulcet (or bass, as preferred)
tones "Do you love me?" Both answer
in unison, if desire, thereby eliminat-
ing any embarrassment to be felt in be-
ing the fi.;ast to speak. Or mayhap this
attcieut fable may be of assistance:
Mary and John had been sweethearts
for many years. Mary had waited long
for John to set his sighs to words, but
persistently John's vocal cords refused
to work. John came to call one evening
and wrote upon the stone mantelpiece:.
"If it wasn't for hope a heart would
break."
SVlten lxi:ar,y entered and read she
spunked up
"It it wasn't for bashfulneee a fool
would speak," she wrote beneath.
She emulated John's grammar and
she broke the meter, but John spoke. n
And always th.ere'sthe model of Pris-
cilla and the, other John.
Ask for Minard's and take no other.
LEARN TO SMIM.
(Toronto News.)
Summer is marred by the number of
drowning accidents which occur. Year
afler year young men and women,
bright-a•nd full of promise, are swept
Into en eddy or sepset from a canoe.
Many of these accidents might be pre -
Vented if swimmingwas an art more
goaoraliy acquired.
HOUSES IN A CIRCLE.
A Buenos Ayres Architect';, New Idea
in Building.
Buenos.Ayres has an architect in Prof,
Pierre Pooveda who • has devised a special
plan for building whole. districts of
houses for the workingman,' Instead of
erecting the houses on the ordinary
square block Prof, Roveda has used a
circle, which has a diameter of from 100
to 130 yards,
This circle of ground is divided into
ninety-nine radial lots eonverging to a
centre. The eircle is eoneentriea.11y di-
vided to form an interior avenue—four
yards broad --to allow communication
with the centre of .the;.oircle. Each ave-
nue leads. to external sidewalks and to
longitudinal and transverse streets
In the centre of the circle is a plot
of forty yards in diameter where chil-
dren may be ltft to themselves without
their parents' care, in charge of a spe-
cially designated person. In this garden
a -playroom, a• school, a hospital,• a fire
station and an administration room are
to be found,
Naturally this eireular plot of ground
!eaves four corners. In' each of these
four corners the professor proposes to
build four chalets. such as grecery shops,
dairies, haberdasheries and the like,
which are intended to be carried on in a
en -operative way. In each of the ninety-
nine radial plots a workingman's !louse
he to be erected on the English plan.
Prof. Roveda arguer for his circular ar•
rangement" that it will give continuous
sunshine at all hours of the day and
plenty of light and air.—From the Chi-
cago Tribune.
ONE.yEFORALLKIAMS OF GOODS.
You don't even have to know what hind of cloth
your goods are made of, SAME Dye for ALL.
Mistakes are IMPOSSIOLE. Fast and Beautiful
Colors, 10 cents. Don't fail to try It. Sample Card
and Booklet Free, fr,
'rhe Johnson -Richardson Co., Limited, Montreni,,
The Deacon's Philosuphy.
I remember when a boy
Iiow I used to just enjoy
Riding with old Deacon Hill
When he used to drive to the mill.
Skittieh nag the deacon druv,
Ivor he had a kind of love
For a good, free -actin' colt;
And he'd keep an easy holt
On the reins and when she'd shy
He'd Just drawl. so kind of dry,
"There, there, colt! Now, now, no tearin'!
No use cuttin' up and rarin'.
Just keen right down in the road.
No use fretting at the load,
Steady pull's .not half so wearin',
There, there, colt: Now, now, no tearin'!"
'Years ago that boyhood day:
Colt and deacon's passed away.
I ain't.young's I used to be,
By a good deal, no sirree!
Coltish then, I must allow,
Well broke into harness now,
'Cent when things go wrong, then I
Want to rip and tear and shy.
Then inside me kind of stili,
Seem to hear old Deacon Hill:
'There, there, boy! Now, now, no tearin'!
No use cuttin' up and rarin'.
Just keep cool and peg away
Do the best you can each day;
,lust keen patient and forbealin',
There, there, boy! Now, now, no tearin'!'
—Robert Seaver, in Youth's Companion.
INVIGORATING TONIC
FOR RUN-DOWN PEOPLE
Your blood has become thin and weak.
The drain upon your system the past few
months has been very great. You are con-
sequently feeling Your
out of sons" and
run down." Your appetite is bad and
you hardly have enough energy left to do
your daily duties, You should take
PSYCHINE, the greatest of Tonics, with.
out delay. This will put you on your feet
at once,
Gentlemen: --"I have used PSYCHINE
and i( do think it is the greatest tonic and
system builder known, I would adv all
who are run-down or physically weak to
use PSYCHINE."„ Yours truly, Mrs. Jas.
Bertrand, West Toronto.
If you ace weak PSYCHINE will make you strolls.
For Sale by all Druggists & Dealers, Sir. & $1
per bottle.
Dr. T. A. SLOCUM
LIMITED,
TORONTO
ISSUIE NU. 21. 1910
AGENTS WANTED.
TART A TEA ROUTE TO -DAY, SEND
Li postal for cireulars, or 10c for sam-
ples and terms. Alfred Tyler, London,
Ont.
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