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The Herald, 1910-09-02, Page 64.0 Crare'.J Sprung ToneIon, Collar and Saddle Galls 2$t nmu1toba Are„ Winnipeg, 1141,. 1709. "I bane used your Spav1u Cut on a Sprung Tendon with good results and I can recommend It for Collar And Saddle Cans." J. n. lariat. dl 9s Sp villa Cure SS a blessing to farmers and stockmen. In the past PD years, ffondae's Sparta Cure has literally saved millions of dollars ter bones owners. Itis the one remedy tbat can always be deponded upon to absolutely cure Spavin, 8lugboao, Curb, Splint., Swellings and Lameness. Never blisters, scam or turns the hair albite. As good Amman se for beast. Aeop Kendall's always handy. OL. a bottle— d for t6. When you boy at your dealer's, got copy of our book "A Treatise On The Ifo se"—It's Area —or write us ci DN. B. J. KENDALL CO.. Enosborg Pails, Vt. A COMPROMISE. (Catholic Standard and Times,) ".Sir," began Lord I3roke'.e?ig'1. pompons. ly, "I've called to request your dangh- ter'a hand in marriage" "That's out of the question, my men," replied old itoxley. " Ilow.'ver. I d•in't want to seem aItotether unel!arit:tble, so here's $3 for you." Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff. What Women Are Saying. "One true heart, on which to rest, is worth all the fame in the world. No one can live without love. Faith- fulness to one person through Iife is possible, normal and right. If you cannot get the person s-ou most want, it is better to take the person you can get than to live a lonely life."— Laura Sean Libbey, authoress and vaudeville monologist. "Beautiful gowns should only be worn by beautiful women. Stout and middle-aged women should never dress in the height of fashion. They should create fahions of their own, which suit themselves. Then they may always be attractive and Charm- ing.",—Lady Duff -Gorden (Mine. Lu- cile.) SUMMER RECORDS r OF CHILDREN'S DEATHS The First Airship Service. it is now reported that the first of the steerable airstrips wroth are to ruin between allaris aua the provrneee is eo leave „5•'ortrouvilie, near Paris, some tine this tuooth, for \1e aux. During the levies exhibition sac May Make trips around that towel,. It is evident from ail toe •pricey of aerial voyages quoted so far that only the rich amuug us will be able to atiuid there fur sone time to comae. From n. 2 to :t 4 is mentioned by the president of the Aerial League as the probable cost of a trip of thirty miles only. it is true that airship sheds (or docks, to be mere con•eiett.nt) cost not less than d:'�,UOO, and may Gust well on to x'u,000, and that an airship itself casts from £10,000 to tC1U,00U, and may very like- ly soon have an accident which will cost lunch more to put right. But railway stations and railway trans; and espec- ially railway lines, cost much more than this to build. We were all 'thinking that Lucerne Was to have the first airship service connected with a German town, but now it seems that Frame is to -have this honor. The Lucerne -Germany service is not promised until next summer, while the Paris to Fontainbleau, Rouen, Lyons, Bordeaux, Pau or Nancy services are promised, at any rate, some of thele by September next. There will be fire steerable airships of the .Patrie type, which will carry from eight to twenty passengers each, besides crew: Paris will be their port and the docks will be at lesy. There will be four lino, out toward the east, via Reims (three 'of the stations on which are said to be practically ready), one toward the southeast (the stations on which are not yet begun), a third to- ward the southwest to Orleans, Tours, 13ordeoux and Pau, and a fourth to the west of Rouen, via Sartrouville, which has a station already. The first airship is ready and has been named the Ville de Naue:y.—The Queen, PROOF OF IT. (Baltimore American.) "Jobbins is a touch-and-go sort of fel. low." "Yes, I know. He touched lire for five and then he went." Don't imagine for a minute that you can kill all the flies in your house in a day with one or two Fly Pads. Two of Wilson's Fly Pads for each window of the in- fected rooms will, however, clear them out in short order. First Breach of Promise Case in Austria. The fleet breach of promise ease has 'Records show that by fax the great- t just been decided in Austria. It was 'est number of deaths among little- ones occur during the hot summer months. The ceeessive heat, the difficulty in keeplag .baby's luil':! sweet, improper iced all tend towards bringing on those dreaded baby troubles --eholera infant- - urn, diarroheu..dyseutery and other stom- ach and bowel truui:les. lo guard against tlte;o troubles Baby's Own Tablets should be h€'pt in the hou-e. An occas- ional does of the Tables zvi]I pz•event these deadly summer complaints or t-ure them if they come on suddenly... Mrs. 0. Morin, Ste. 7.'itc:, Que., says: "My baby suffered from a severe attack of cholera infantum, but after giving him Baby's Own 'Tablets the trouble disap- peared and he regained health splen- didly." The Tablets are solei by medi- cine dealers or by ]nail at 25 e, its a box from The I)r. Williams' Medicine Co., Brcekville, Ont. psp Most of Us. Lcok wiser than re talk. Find fault lxeause we're near-sighted. Muke mistakes; tiny a few profit by them. ])o best in after life what we played at ;nest in youth. Enjoy ourselves most when wo. forget ourselves most. Can talk, but may one here and there can really converse. Find it easier to be good than great; there's leas oppesiticn. Wislt to be loved,- but overlook the proviso: We ourselves must love first. Would get na better if we glee as much attention to fair work as We do to fair play. Fail to grow because we hold to the ,impression that we're contained be- tween our hat and our boots. Would enjoy greater privileges if only we showed ourselves more appreciative of their accompanying responsibilities. Would be better of if we'd give more .thought to how nowt' we et uld do with- out and ]toss to how until we could ac- euniulate.—The I'onkkeeper. -0 AN UNUSUAL OCCURENCE. (Catholic Standard and Times.) . Owlett-I had an awful time thinking up an excuse to give my -wile when I got home from the club last night. ,scum—Did she demand one? Owlett—Of course; 1 got hone so ear- ly it piqued enriosity, • brought by Fraulein Ilelen von Suss- mandI, the well-known opera singer, against aliron von Frankenstein. Some month; ago a marriage was ar- ranged between them. The banns were published. the date of the wedding fixed, when suddenly the Baron declared the engagement at an end. Fraulein von Sussmandl brought an action of breach of promise. claiming 80,- 000 kronen damages. Before judgment was given an arrangement was comae to, the opera singer receiving 13,000 kronen as solution.—From the 7elagdeburger Zeitung. aeo To Reduce Erosion. The erosion of reservoir hanke by wave aetion may be reduced greatly, aeeord- beg to a bulletin of the United States Department of Agriculture by P. E. Ful- ler, by loraiing a boon of old railroad :ilk pars or other fi mbe-r around the in- ner banks. The slecoces should be held together by cleats securely nailed. and the entire boon] anchored in a line three feet from tate banks. This precaution is suggested in rounection with small earth reservoirs for irrigating small areas. 4ee 'THE DEAD HAS COME TD LIFE 4i "FlilihT-A-TUYES" MIRACLE Famous Sayings. "The upper ten." --Nathaniel P, Willis: MRS: JAMES FENWICK Znterprise, Ont., October est, igo8. "I sufferedtortures for seven long years from'. a grater Tumor. I was forced to take morphia constantly to relieve the awful pains, and I wanted to die to get relief. The doctors gave me up and nay friends hourly expected my death. Then. I was induced to take "Fruit-a-tives" and this wonderful fruit medicine has completely cured me. When I appeared on the street again my friends exclaimed 'The dead has come to life.' ,The cure was a positive miracle." MRS. JAMES FENWICK. 5oc a box -6 for $2.5o --or trial box, 250. At dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa" - THE BETTER WAY. - (Life.) Howard—When Dr, Incision operated on me he left a pair of surgical scissors in my anatomy, Can I sue him for dam- ages? Lawyer—Better -just send him a largo hill for storage. Minard's Liniment for sale every- where. - A POINT IN LAW. (National Monthly.) A prominent • lawyer of Miami re- cently received a call from a colored woman. "What's the trouble?" inquired the lawyer. • - - - "It's about mall ole man. He's cahy- in' on Thigh wit' a. lot no-ocamt gals, he is, an' sumfiu's got to be done!" "Do you want a divorce?" "Go 'long, man. Divorce nuffin Think I'se gwine to gin him des 'what ho wants, an"'low him to go sky -shoot' in' round. wif dem gals? Not on you' ife, mister lawyer, I don't want to di- vorce; what. I wants is a 'junction." Carterhall, Nfld. Minard's Liniment Co:, Limited: :)ear ,Sirs; -While in the country last summer 1 was badly bitten by mosqui- toes, so bad'eAthat I. thought 'I would be disfigured bpit' a'tionple of weeks. I was advised tF try your Liniment to al- lay the irritation, and did so. The effect was mare than I expected, a few applica- tions completely curing the irritation, and preventing the bites from becoming sore. MI1' ItD'S LINIMENT is also a good article to keep off the mosquitoes. Yours truly, W. A. V. R. Pr71�e +'t' 38'$&99 ndearn Rost Pills exactly meet the need which so of- ten arises in every family for a reedieine to open up and regulate the bowels. Not only are they ef- fective in all eases of Constipation, but they help greatly in breaking up a Calc] or La Grippe by cleaning cut the system and purifying the blood. In the same way they re- lieve or cure Biliousness. Indigestion, Sick headaches. Rheu.metisnl and other common ailments. in the full- est sense of the words, Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are A Household Remedy Indiana's Wall a•ta gealoons. Hr walks along the estreets.ou Sunday, a covered basket on his arm, a brazen gaze for all "coppers" and a sly wink for all dry drinkers, Fie is the "walking saloon,' 'brought into being by Mayor Shank's Sunday closing order. The po- llen are looking for him, but than far have- found only two of hint. Two hun- dred Al Alt' of him are said to be tramp- ing the greets on Sunday, 'i'he walking saloon does riot eonfiie ata efforts to Indianapolis. I3c oily h.4 found in any dry territory in Indiella at any end all tines, and mere, thin th(aa- fourilis of the State is dl v. The walking ytionn So -s not carry a 11cteea; hie only Ineem111•:uir' is a big basket, Ific get: it on Stu'dty •and peddles It on Sunday in the highways. and byways of the, city end the State. ifs !s a puzzle to the pence, for all lila. ket earrlers are not w11kdne, a.11•:ons, al though all walking eutlnons ere beeket earrlers,—From the Ind•L:inepolis Sun, Wigg—He is Val mot.t fornrtl inll- vidual I know. Mra gee-11ra's light, I don't believe he would even ]Lew to the inevitable without a formal horrible - dolt. Earliest Use of Mineral Ink. In ancient times Indian ink, made from lampblack and glue, was used for writing on papyri; but inspection of the earliest MSS. on vellum or parchment shows that iron -gall inks were introduc- ed not later than the ninth century. The reason for the change, says the t'niversity Cnrespondentwas that, al- though a carbon ink is more permanent, it has no penetrating power and can be sponged from the vellum, whereas the iron ink bites into the fibre, and resists the action of air and light. 4 Rea, 'Weak. %'voari, Watery Eyes. !Relieved By Murine Foye Remedy. Try Murine For Your Eye Troubles. You Will Like Murine. It Soothes. 50c At Your Druggists, Write For Eye Books, H'ree. Murine Eye Remedy Co., Toronto. The expression, "The Upper Ten," seems to have originated with Nathaniel P.' Willis, the American poet and writer on varied subjects. In a contribution on "Necessity for aPromenade Drive" Z'1ni111s .wrote "at present there is no distinction among the upper ten thou- sand of the eity," The idea seems to have impressed Janes Fenimore Cooper, for in his "The Ways' of the Hour," published in 1850, he says: "Those families, you know, are our upper Crust—not upper ten thousand. The quoted lines appeared first in the ,New York Mirror, which Willis assist- ed in establishing, and in which most ,of his work appeared during the twenty ,bears he was connected with the paper, ,els a prose writer, of ease and elegance, Willis was justly admired. He was an observing traveller, and he knew how to present his adventures in glowing colors. However, his writings were mar- red by frivolous conceits and he made merchandise of facts and opinions that he gleaned in private intercourse. These las: transgressions eventually led to quarrels and personal encounters. Lockha-rd gave hint a severe castigation in the Quarterly Review, and, with Capt. Marryat, then editor of the Met- ropolitan Magazine, he fought a blood less duel. All Around the Home. (By Cynthia Grey.) The grape fruit for breakfast should be cut in half the night before, the seeds all carefully removed, and sugar sprin- kled over the fruit, which should then be placed in therefrigeratorover night. The result is a delicious fruit for break- fast, sans all bitterness. To clown a straw hat, cut a lemon in half and rub the cut surface over the soiled straw, squeezing the juice out while rubbing. The straw will soon be ns bright as when new; then rub dry cornmeal over the straw with a. sponge or rag to remove any particles of lemon. Or strain lemon juice through afine fabric and dip an old toothbrush into the juice and scour the straw. Or dis- solve tartaric acid in water to make what is practically lemon juice. To get rid of the red water which is frequently found at the bottom of the kitchen boiler, empty it entirely and wine dry. Then cement wash it, just as you would whitewash anything, and let it dry before yeti put water into it. By so doing you will have .no mo1'o dirty red water. ?lames of States. Rhode Island means Iced Island. Sail- ing' up the bay, land'pf a reddish appear- ance was observed, and it was called Rood (red) Island. New Jersey- was named in honer of LordCarteret, who had been Governor of the Island of 7ersny in the English Channel. Pennsylvania is siulply "t'eno'r 'Woods." Caro- linas trete not named after Quee4i ,Caro• line, bat after Charles TI.; the Latin of Charles being Clarolns, hence Carolina. Ohio means `"beautiful. river;" ferules- seas, "river with the great bond;" 1111- nois, "river of men". -•-river along which teen live; Ala.baina, "here we rest," and lawa, "drowsy drips, or sleepy heads." em Fu1ITH THAT HEALS. (Montreal Star.) In an. article entitled "The Faith that Heals," published in the British Medi cal Journal, Dr. Osler says: "Faith has always been an essential factor in the practise of medicine. Ono good result of the recent development of mental healing has been to call a t- tentiou to its great value as a measure to be carefully and scientifically ap- plied in suitable cases. "My experience has been that of the unconscious rather than the deliberate faith healer. Phenomenal, even what could be called miraculous, cures are 'not very uncommon. Like others, I have had cases, any one of which un- der suitable conditions could have been 'worthy of a shrine or made the germ of a pilgrimage." $11.00 Atlantic City and Return Via Lehigh Valley R. R., from Sus- pension Bridge, Friday, Sept. 2nd. Tick- ets good to return within 15 days, and stop -over at Philadelphia. Particulars 8 Xing street east, Toronto. Worth Knowing, The skewers that come in meat, or the orange wood sticks, are very useful to clean out corners of windows, otherwise inaccessible places along shelves and baseboards and any crevice. Qne finds them indispensible after once using. All cooking teachers recommend the frothing of chocolate. It should be beaten with a patent egg beater before sending it to the table, - whether whip- ped cream is to be served with it or not. An English chocolate pot is sure to be provided with. its long paddle whose handle goes through the lid of the pot. As each cupful is served the paddle is turned briskly two or three time before the chocolate ispoured off, the process being known over there as "muddling." Jellied chicken is easily prepared, and making an attractive dish, especially if there are stoned olives served with it, or quartered eggs around the mould, or chopped aspic jelly. Cold lamb, sliced thin, is improved by a border of broiled tomatoes, and cold roast beef is ren- dered more appetizing by them also. e Cat's "Whiskers." It isn't altogether aie accident that Tabiby has a crop of t",,vhiskers," or feelers, growing from her upper -lip and from near her eyes. In fact, not having any hands, thoese "whiskers" serve much the same purpose that you use your hands for. With the feelers Tabby is able to feel her way about in the dark, for thy are highly sensitive and abundantly supplied with nerves communicating with the brain. Puss' eyesight is pretty good, but she is predisposed to be nocturnal in habits. With the aid of the feelers and a highly developed sense of smell, she is able to get around either in the daytime or af- ter night. r.-- 4 le Separating Whites from Yolks. A new machine separates the whites and yolks of opened eggs. by allowing the former to pass through a sieve and automaticaly ejects bad. eggs, which ,will not separate, their weight tipping a tray. Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, Etc. Dinks—So you enjoyed the circus? Winks --Yes; I was particularly inter- ested in the juggler. P11 bet that man could get any number of bundles from a street car to the train without drop- ping one of them. --St. Louis Times. ISSUE NO. 35, 1910 AGENTS WANTED. 1 AN'VASSBRS WANTED. 'WEEKLY ki salary paid, Alfred Tyler, 955 Clar euce street, London, Ont. Dr. Martel's Female Pills 1121112.1=1.1119211.1120 [612011140101MOICIL SEVENTEEN YEARS' THE STANDARD Prescribed and recommended for wo• men's ailments, a scientifically . pre. pared remedy of proven worth. 1 hd result from their use is quick and per. manent. For sale at all drug stores. lb JZI5z •t? Ca D. SHELDON5n13rso e,,rrnt A specialty made of investment's in Standard Railroad and Indus- trial Stocks. - Write for full particulars regarding plan of investment. Room 101, 108, St. James St., Montreal. '4"eletailt.:wits; ,tirOJ IfieiiMi. inti L 1 A Song. Not from the whole wide world I choose thee, :Sweetheart, light of the land and sea! The wide, wide world could not inclose thee, For thou art the whole wide world to me. —Richard Watson Gilder. A WINDSOR LADY'S APPEAL To A11 Women: I will send free with full instructions, my home treatment which positively cures Leuoerrhoea, Ulceration, Displacements, Falling 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 sex. You can continue treatment at home at a coat of only 12 cents a week. My book, "Woman's Own Medical Adviser," also sent trey on request. Write to -day. Address, Mrs. M. Stunmers. Bon II. 8, Windsor. one. A Living Memory. My absent daugnter—gentle, gentle maid, Your life doth never fade! - Oh, everywhere I see your blue eyes shine, And ,on my heart, in 'healing or com- mand. I feel the pressure of your small, warm hand That slipped at dawn, almost without a sigh, . So softly out of mine! Wm. A. Croffut. Snakes are unpleasant reptiles and most ladies would get very much excited if they knew there were three or four in the house. Yet snakes are cleanly and most kinds are harmless, but the house flies - you allow to live in your kitchen and dining rooms are probably loaded with germs of in- fectious and deadly disease. The remedy is found in the constant use of Wilson's Fly Pads during the summer months. No other fly killer compares with them. AT THE GAME. ' (lN ew York Sun.) Iinicker—The cost of food has gone up. Bocker—But it doesn't coat any more to pile the home plate with 200 pounda of beef. A PIANO FOR 50 CENTS A WEEK This is a golden opportunity for any- one to own an instrument. We have a large stock of used pianos, taken :n ex- change on Heintzman & Co. pianos. These instruments are such well-known makes as Weber, Chickering, Haines Bros., Thomas and Dominion, and the price is from $60 to $125. Each one guaranteed for five years, and will be taken back in exchange with full am, ount allowed any time in three years. Do not let this chance slip by you. A post card will bring full particulars.— Heintzman & Co., 71 King street east, Hamilton, Ont. Walk. There's nothing like it. Getting in training is easy. Loose, comfortable clothing is neces- sary. To begin with, one may walk a quar- ter -mile. The following day half a mile should be walked. Then add a quarter of a mile every day until the four-n.ile point. Some may filed it an advantage to go up the seale a bit more slowly. It may be will in many cases to take the half -mile, one -mile, two-mile and three mile 'Iva as several days before at- tempting an increase. i ztriiteisllG at7!'all'i1tfi4•.+.r vmmiMt,gll.ttl+T 1a 1` 4 -® TS "SILENT" ATCHES ARE THE MOST MODERN AND PERFECT A SURE LIGHT,.THE FIRST STRIKE They make no noise or sputter—a quiet, steady Bailee.. 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