The Herald, 1910-11-11, Page 2essage
She Cured inler Hassband
tirddin
c l � Nor Today and She WIII 'Tell
You.Now Yon Om Do the Same
For over twenty years her husband was a hard
drinker. lie had triad in every way to stop but
could not do so, but
• nine yeare acro she atop-
ped his drin kingentire-
ly by using o simple
remedy which any one
cangIveseeretly, Hun-
dreds have freed their
homes from drink by
following her advice.
The method is easy and
sure. if you have a
dear one who drinks we
earnestly advise you to
write to her at once.
She makes no charge
for her help, (she asks
for no money and ac-
' cepis none) she only
asks that you ere per -
• tail Ton how toFree sonelly intere.sh5d in
your Some from Drink. saving one who drinks.
Send your letter with confidence to her home.
1iere is her address—
Mrs. Margaret Anderson,
40 Horne Avenue, Filliburate New Yore
Note; (Write your All nt de a and address plainly—
HOW "GOD'S IGLOO" WAS BUILT.
Our houses here on the Labrador
coast are built entirely of wood. Our old
church, which was built in 1814, is near-
ly 100 years old. It is no wonder, there-
fore, that most of the timbers in the
foundation are decayed., and that the
walls have given way in places, so that
often. during a gale we fear an entire
collapse. The new church will soon be
complete, and this autumn we shall be
glad. to move into the new premises.
In more respects than one, the new
church will be an improvement on the
old. In the former, the benches were
without backs, and during the winter
nights light was derived from eandtetl
and the space was limited. The new
church will have benches with backs, so
that the worshippers can sit comfort-
ably. and the lamps—a gift from a
friend in London—will not only give a
better light, but will also help to decor-
ate the church. To our Eskimos, the
ru w church is a great innovation; they
call it "God's Igloo" ((lod's !rouse.)
They have not seen anything better or
more beautiful and they believe it to be
the prettiest place in the universe.—
Christian Schmitt, in The Christian Her-
ald.
CLrd In On Mmth
IT PAYS. TO ADVERTISE.
(Detroit Free Press.)
Our liner "ad" for someone to be
come the twelfth member of an after-
noon card drib now forming,. brought
many responses, too many in est for
us to answer them all to -day. Some of
the applicants filed - their references,
while others omitted this important de-
tail. We have it strictly from the lady
president and the lady treasurer, that
no one who cannot give the list of clubs
she has been a member of and why, she
is no longer connected with them will
be considered.
But answering the applicants if our
mission to -day.
Mabel G.—You won't do. Your re-
ferences show that you won too many
prizes last year.
Grace—Your application is being con-
sidered. The statement that you always
serve salads instead of sandwiches is
greatly in your favor.
Mrs. J, 1.. M.—Sorry, but you were
not explicit enough in your explanation
of why you were dropped from the Idle
Hour Club.
Barbara—Your offer to serve minced
ham won't do. This club meets on Fri-
day afternoons.
Winifred—Women with
three children are barred.
Clara --One of the women you referred
us to reports that you were always stin-
gy with your ice cream.
Irene—We rejected you because we
are a good friend of your husband.
If every woman, wise has kidney or
'Rledder trouble, could go to Davisville,
they
Ont and
just to he did—take Gill Pills
and cure themselves.
"For 14 or 1e years T had Kidney
or 33ladder trouble, suffering at times
intense pain. I doctored continually,
but nothing gave me permanent relief
until T was persuaded to try Gin Pills.
"Within a couple of days I received
great relief, and after taking one box
leaf- completely cured."
b rn. A. Simpson.
Writes :tiatiot:al Drug & Chemical Co.
{pent. I3. L.) Toronto, for free sample.
se cents a box; 6 be :es for $1.%, at all
de -tilers,
r
BELONGED TO '1.'1:1Fe PROFESSION.
I, A regress, very fat and Weil, along in
years sauntered into the lobby of a
more than
THE BEST MEDICINE
FOR LiTTLE ONES.
The best medicine in the world for lit-
tle ones is the medicine that will
promptly cure all their little ills and at
the same time can be given the very
youngest baby with absolute safety.
Such a medicine is Baby's Own Tablets.
They never fail to cure the e i '1 l child-
hood
of c
hood and the mother has the guarantee
of a Government analyst that they do
not contain one particle of injurious
drug. Concerning them Mrs. John Rob-
ertson, Streetsville, Ont., writes: "I have
iised Baby's Own Tablets for constipa-
tion 'with the very best results. They
are indeed a valuable medicine for little
ones. The Tablets are sold by all medi-
cine dealers or by mail at flit cents a
box from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
EFFECT OF SCENT ON THE VOiCE
(.front the London Globe.)
According to a well-known Viennese
doctor, perfumes have a great effect
on the voice. In this connection he re,
calls the experience of a celebrated sin-
ger who had Yeeciyed from a friend a
large bouqultr$ of Parma violets.
Before appearing itt her scene she took
a deep breath of the fragrant scent, and
to iter surprise upon going on the stage
found herself unable to sing a note.
This authority is of the opinion that all
strong scents should ba avoided by sing-
ers, as they exercise influence (tit the
vocal cords more or less marked accord-
ing to the subject.
•e♦
Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills
cure many common ailments which
Broadway theatre the outer day and are very different, but which all
asked for the manager. arise from the same c•uuse--a system
"What can 1 do fur you, mammy:"' eloped with impurities. The Pills
asked the manager.
"1 want a ticket into the gallery,
hose," she replied calmly.
"But why should 1 give you a ticket?"
"'Cos 1 ant a retired actress."
"You? \Vhat did you do?" inquired
the other in amazement.
,.
Cleopatra,
1
n
a d
• •r •e inAntony
1
played
was €an bearer for Miss fanny Deem-.
port."
She got her ticket.
BOYS 100 a ilia FREE
This cemelw. Nlek.1 OWL atam
WIndtag and S utng, null nag
u Lo
hwlllbn'lvn £
autusd Wets t EA�
any hay or RSr1 derothil s taw hours
selling t4 psrkots of ehm tiro" Shout
Dining 5.1100, each.
Send us your untie and
whiffet plainly written, and
we, wilt man the Itlu1nr with
nttrinatrvntiohelu,w toarillt.
when addend no the manor,
and WO will Arid the wntuh
prepaid, t\'rhlu to -day to
Empire Metre fai8 iifg. Co,
• tulle 522 4cerilsf Trxdttlldg,
feat, id., firlrest tee.
•
MYSTIFYING.
(Chicago Tribnne,)
"Baseball is such at euriot;a game," ob-
served the puzzled fort'igneis. "When
that man they call the empire said
'Safe!' he beeatne at once. in ;treat per-
sonal dancer."
Minerd's Liniment Cure, Diphtheria.
FIi1ST Ai D.
Husband --I met Iiawkine to -:lay, and
he orae veru gloomy-- told ole he was
pr•rf.'etly willing to die. .
\Vitt --Oh, John! Why didn't yon t' .l<
bite. 1 ere a ;e Ta i nkeeiving di ruler?
cause the bowels to move regular-
ly, strengthen and stimulate the
kidneys and. open up the pores of
the skin. '!'hese organs immediate-
ly throw off the aceumulated impur-
ities, and Bilionsness, Indigestion,
Liver Complaint. Kidney Troubles.
headaches. Rheumatism and similar
• �''s Indian
n
ailments vanish. Dr, :dols.
Root Pills.
Save Doctor's' Bills
GIVEN UP BY HIS PHYSICIAN
"FRUIT-A.1111/ES", "1'ril+' FAMOUS
FRUIT M PIGiaM, S WED (MISS LIFE.
JAMS DINGWALL, ECM.
Willirnnstowm, Ont., July 27th, zgoS.
"I suffered all my life from. Chi:onie
Constipation and no doctor, or remedy,
I ever tried helped zee. "Fruit-a-tives"
promptly cured me, Also, last spring
I had a bad attack of BLADDER and
KIDNEY TROUBLE; and the doctor
gave me up but "Fruit-a-tives" saved
my life, I am now over eighty years
of age and 1 strongly recommend
"Fruit-a-tivee' for Constipation and
KidneyTrouble"
Signed) TAMES DINGWALL.
5oc abox, 6 fcr $2.50 —0 r trial box, gee
--at dealers or from Fruit -a -fives
Limited, Ottare.
NAMES IN SAMOA.
Travellers visiting Samoa are puzzled
at first by the fart that many boys bear
feminine names, while girls as frequent-
ly have masculine mimes,, The visitor
learns after awhile, however, says the
New York Mail. that tills confusing use
of names. instead of being due to ignor-
ance, is in reality the result of a native
custom which is highly poetic. Thus if
a girl is, born soon after the death of
a brother the litttt'r'e name is given to
her, in the belief that his spirit and all
his good qualities hove been transferred
to her. On the other hand, if a boy is
born after the death of a sister he takes
the latter's name, and, as the Samoans
believe, all her Lovable traits become bis.
Who shall say that those gentle Sonth
Sea Islanders are destitute of the poetic
instinet'1
BETTER TAN SPANKING.
WAVE OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS
Infantile paralyal's "le most common in
early :9hrideoud. with too exception or
the first yegr Tlie greaest ttuautor of
cases e(fcut• in 1150 third and fourth years.
'Phease earfom three tiays to
n Mysonthdissited.•appekpeststrer, usually before
the tenth day. For marry years it was
ttr,possible. to say definitely where Lite
seat of infantile paralysis was located.
kfowaver, to -day, with all the auxiillarles
of modern tecnique, and a careful study
of the blood vessels, which supply 100
WW1/ cord we have positive proof that
the disease is an Inflammation of tite
gray platter in part of the spinal cord,
and in the small blood vessels leading to
this area.
hTo early symptoms of this disease,
In many cases, are characterized by the
child complaining of headache, hatless-
)ress, weakness of the limbs and loss of
appetite. This condition is followed by
levet (from 101 to 101 degrees- Fahren-
heit), disr,rees in stomach and intestines
and vomiting. The fever lasts °"om one
1u four days. In other more' severe
cases, the disease begins early with
fel er, followed by marked disturbance
in the brain, accompaniedby spasms or
convulsions. Another uncommon type
bo here a child will go to bed apparently
in perfect health and awaken in the
morning paralyzed in one or mono of its
timbe.
The symptom of the second stage is
paralysis itself. Generally spealting it
is rather extensive. In many cases, all
Nur limbs are involved, and sometimes
she muscles of the nape of the neck. In
other cases, the paralysis involves only
a Army of muscles of one or both legs.
The extent of the immediate damage
from the paralysis is usually complete
within a few hours, although it may ex-
tents over apetriod of three . or four days.
Li a week or ten days, some improve-
neert begins and this continues usually
until only a arnall degree of paralysis
remains.—Samuel G. Tracy, M. D., in
The Christian I•Tereld.
Spanking does not cure children of
bed-wetting. There is a constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Sum-
mere, Box W • 8, Windsor, Ont., will send
free to anv mother her successful home
treatment, with full Instructions. Send
no money, but write her to -day if your
children trouble you in this way. Don't
blame it. This' the
eatment es aalso it eu es
adults and aged people troubled with.
urine difficulties by day ,or night.
• Aged tett,.. « saved B),; His Dog.
1t;beneeesr'Laru ey, 821years old, killed
three bears near his home in Lang Val-
ley, on the line between El Dorado and
Placer counties a few days ago, but es-
caped possible death from one of them
Hornei1
DYEING
Is [hc way 5o
mad
Dyes.„ Weil '
Trp it
Simple, as Washing
with
eery,e;i
4,
Z+
ONE int PORM I KIN D'301iiocD5
.01YA rose a raAt
JUST Tie U MG OF IT I
Dyes WOOL Cotton, Silk or Mixed Goods Perfectly
with rho SAME Dye --Ne chance of mtstakee. Fast
and Dental Colors 111 coma, from your Druggist or
Dealer. Send for Color Card and STORY/30014m. 76
Tho Johnson-gt..hardsou Co.. Limited, Montreal.
by the interference of his dog. Ralnsey's
dog treed a large bear and her two cubs,
and Ramsey, with an ancieltt single shot
rifle went to investigate. Seeing the
bears, he shot all three, but the mother
bear was not killed, and on falling to
the ;round she took after Ramsey be-
fore he could reload his rifle.
His dog, however, pounced upon the
infuriated animal and kept it busy un-
til ltamsey secured an axe, with which
he killed the brute. kie says it was the
most exciting hunt he ever had. --Placer-
ville correspondence San Francisco
Chronicle.
HUMAN POTATOES.
Frederick Townsend Martin, the lead-
er of the more intellectual set of New
York society, praised, at one of his din-
ners, the Alnetncan heiress' new resolve
to marry only an Aiaerican tnan.
'There's Miss Harriman," he said.
"There's .Miss Townsend. There's Miss
Gould, These glide have set a fashion
that 1 hope will prevail for a long time."
Mr. Martin smiled.
"After ell," he said, "a nobleman, with
nothing to boast of but his aneestors. is
hat a human potato ---his sole good thing
abort him is underground."---Waslting-
ton Star,
rates. elevate. si estrY, yi'rlttery Ureic,
Relieved By Mtrrina Paye Remedy. Try
eiurine For Y.ottl' Bye Troubles. You
Will Like Murine. It Soothes. 60c At
Your 's'ree. Murine, 1• yeWrite Remedy tCo., Toronto.
STRANGE.
(C'levelend Leader.)
"A girl of twenty 10 ever so much old-
er than a boy of the same age."
"Sure. I know a girl of twenty whose
family Bible shows that she was born in
1590.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diotemper.
4 - 0 '
EIS SPELLING.
Little Wee hail been !nought up to
be polite, incl not to interrupt when
there well; onmpnny unless it was vert•
important. Ile always remembered this
ISSUE NO. 45 1910
A LONG UST.
(Catholic Standard and Times.)
Citiman—You've been living in the su-
burbs so Iowa I suppose you've bad con-
siderable menerience with servant girls?
Subbubs--Well, it's not so that when
my wife is interviewing an applicant
now she always begins by asking: "Were
you ever employed by me before? If so,
when and how long?"
Minard's Liniment Co., Ltd.
Gentlemen, -'--In Jnly 1905 I was
thrown from a road machine, injuring
my hip and back badly and was obliged
• u
9.
In Sep-
tember,
use a rrutch for 14 months. I P
tem:ber, 1908, Mr. Wnt. Outridge, of La -
chutes urged me to try MItiARD'S LINI-
MENT, which I. did with. the most satis-
factory results and today I am as Well
as ever in my life.
3.'out:x sincerely,
his
MATTHEW x'BATNES
!nark
and kept very quiet. One (lay there were
viuitnre. who talked and stayed aiel
stayed, until pear little Wee was tired.
Ile wished them to go, but not for any-
thing would 11e let ihein see this.
All of a. sudden Ise ,then; tt of lie 'rive
pine that hie mother and 'father i.. DOW
when be was too little to spill mini they
dill not want t;1 hurt' his fseltr.gs. 5o in
Ll, little pause lit the milts'' .tiells. Wee
said in •his prettiest wa r: "ilfnthei',,ple'ns deity you tt t ,
c'an't he be a -r -o -n -e?" Anel si11,tjv t'1tiri '' 1[iee.%,Isyv'bl - leo, ,
ors laughed anti 1<i•sr'ti him o<x1.1»r ;Et1 t_� thprt ,
gave him his good mother all to hi rrselt,--'----"` -----•"`", `
'-YinItlh's Companion. ' Rrinar:i'e L36111130t Cures Coi:ds, Etc,
HELP WANTED.
W ANTED—AT ONCE, A CrENDRAL
domestic, one willingto learn. AP.
ply 04 Duke street, Hamlton, Ont.
'7;X%' ANTED --- OAPA73LB HOUSE
V1' maid, Apply Mrs. A. C. Beasley,
4115 Main street cast.
AGENTS WANTED.
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ANVASSERS WANTED. WFEIIKI,Y
'r.,) salary paid. Alfred Tyler, 1105 Clare
enre street. London,Ont, •
Dr. artel's Female Pill
SEVENTEEN YEARS ME STANDARD
Proscribed and recommended ler wo•
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C DINYe .AND
MAGIC LANT—
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If you wish to
give your
friends an en-
tertalnment
that will make'
them split their
sides laughing
at the comic
pictures get
one of these
machines.
They are the
- limit. 310 more
d n 1 I hours.
Wittruterr machine we give Tree films and
lanter 1 slides with full directions so that
anyone can ran it. We give it FREE
for selling onlv $4.60 worth of our GOLD
EMBOSSL+D POST CARDS. The very
latest design s• in Vizws, HOLIDAY,
Coaucs,. &0., at 6•for 10e. Send your name
and address plainly written and we will for-
ward you a package of cards and our big pre-
mium list. But won't delay, for we give an
extra present for promptness. CBALT
GOLD PEN CO.,.Dept. 400'
Toronto, Ont.
CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE.
(Washington Star.)
'Why was the engagement broken?"
"Because of a misunderstanding," re-
plied Miss Cayenne. "Each considered
the other lacking tit etiquette. They
subscribed to different publications and
weren't reading- the same' 'flints on How
to Behave in Society."'
atulckly stops. conyyl�ha. cures colds, hosts
the throat,end.hunln. a a 25 cents.
S,TCLL BETTER.
Mrs. Blase—Have you begun your
suit for divoree2'
Mrs. Ilighup—No, but I've begun the
suit 1'm. going to wear when I get my
divorce'!'
THE OLD _�CURMUDGEON!
�
(Boston Transcript.)
"Marriage," said the serious man, "is
an education itt itself." tit
"Yes," eomtuented old Grouch
teaches you what not to do after you've
done it."
i�
quickly stops coughs, cures calk heals
cents.
the throat and lungs. -
SHADING IT CLOSE.
( tl.tttell.)
Farmer hills (who htta just ca.s.red a
cheque) -1 don't trunk tillS money's
right. .
The (bshier_Would you mitaa count-
ing i1 again, sir; 1 think you'll find it
cc:rrect,
J''nrtner (!flee (having Clone se) —Tee,
young 1tnit1; 11.'e only
hut you he careful, .r r,
judi
Minard's Liniment Cures Cnr1ct in
Cows.
F)..E:AQANT NEWS.
(Boston Transcript.)
Youlig llr'rde- x <lidn't -accept I`iarty
flet, first time itis posed. ' .el1't
LiAliosran
` e Splitting ; ; eadach
q will vanish if you take
to Fi,TfA' :R1J.CO" Tea ache Waters
k14
Give qutck, sure relief, and, '0o guarantee they contain nothing
harmful to tho heart or narvaita:systeal. 25c. a box, at eli drufglsts'.
Nationai Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited, Montreal.
This is a flee, handsome, clear -toned Violin. highly polisher!, rich!y colored,
complete with string bririgo, throe gut at:loge ebony finiahpega, long busy
of white horse hair, and box of rosin. Everything complete eerie securely
packed itt a box. Just Bend as your name and address, and agree to sell
only 8 boxes of Dr. Pilatnria s Famous Vegetable rills, at 55c. a box.
A grand remedy and cure for weak and Impure conditions of the blood indi-
gestion, stoma° t troubles, constipation, nervous disorders, diseases of the liver and kidneys,
rheumatism, and Fom rte troubles. A mild laxative, Grand Tonic and Life Budder. They are
teeny to sellas each cuatomer buying a box of pills from you, receives, at the same time, a nice
farm fanPin, which we send you with the Pills. 'Do not miss the cbaneo of your life.
Don't send any money—Only your name and address, at once, and wo will promptly wrest
you by mail, peetpaid, the 8 boxes of Pills and the Pins. When sold, romp to us the 62,00 ars
we will send you this handsome Violin, etc. just as represented. eNrito to -day.
Address: THE DR; IIIATUPIN MEDICINE CO., 1
Dept. 156 TORONTO. arm
.6 awes :Ietdr 14 97,ilt'I
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:M 'S "SILENT" MATCHES
ARE THE MOST MODERN AND PERFECT
A SUM LIGHT, THE FIRST STRIKE
They make no noise or•sputter—a quiet, steady flame. The match
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All good dealers keep thein and Eddy's Woodcnevare, Fibreware,
Tubs, Pails and Washboards.
The E. B. ED I Y Co., Limited
HULL, CANADA
• eve. .,reereseeme r>' ''w.
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A (lento er 5.554lee Solid Geral Wstcb costs from
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Mimeo you Mimeo to mem* e, Watch which to keep time
end last well winl be equal to any Solid Geld
Watcb, send to your name and addrees immediate-
ly and agree to Bell 10 bozos only, of 1)e, Mntaria's
Famous V egetteb1e Piller at 250. a box. They are
the greatest remedy en earth for the euro of poor
andlimpuro blood, indigestion, headaches, consti-
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nay diseases, and all female woakneesee; they are
the Great Blood Puniest and Invigorator, a Grand
Ton -c and Life Builder. With the Pills we scud
10 articles of jewelry to give away with the pills—
this makes them easy to sell. This is the cheese
of s lifetime. Da mot miss it, Sand us your order
and we will send you the 10 boxes, post paid.
When you hr ee sold them, send us tho money 162.50
and wo will rend you
A GENTS. er 6.A IE:S WATCH .
the same day the looney is recetveel.
Wo are giving thews beautiful Watches to advertiee
our Remedies. This is a grand opportunity to se-
cure a valuable watch wi vont having to spend a
cent. And our Watch is a Stem wind and stem set
and not the cheap back wind article generally
given as premiums. Send for our pills Without
delay. Addrese TEE DE. b.rArraurt MES UCUUI
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