The Herald, 1910-12-09, Page 2PHIS CURED at HOME by
New Absorption Method
If you suffering from bleeding, itching,
blind or protruding Piles, send me your
address, and 1 wilt tell you luny to cure
yourself at home by the new absorptiou
re-at:merit; and wilt also send seine of
n his henso treatment free for trial,
'with reference from your own locality
it requested: Immediate relief and per-
manent cure assured. Send no honey,
leeit tell others of this offer. Write to-
day to Mrs. M. Summers, Box P. 8,
\Vizi//astir, Oat.
SMART SAYINGS.
(Frons December Smart Set.)
1•;rctwn--%V1iatt Litre you got age iust
abet man Smith? ire has unite several
gourd things,
,bones --ices, but 1 happen to be oue
Flt them.
`ee.rs. Gramercy -Ay husband is aux-
.:elm; to get rid of me,
Mrs, Park -Don't cry, d.eu r. In that
rsy he won't hagelo over the alimony.
"EVhat`s tea prevent. Int, from lensing
demanded the bold 'u'. .
"My goodness!" exelaiined the mer'.
4But it didn't.
1110warcl----Did you telephone Mr.:. 114,w•
and that 1 would be deta#ntel at the of-
fice until midnight??
Offite Boy-- -Yes. sir.
•-•it:d what did ehe sae?"
ledil she didn't bhune yeti-- h,, had
Made etn'ertgugenlent to go to tIL the-
atre, tonight herself.
'Liss, Reno -Do you believe #u a tuli•
sorra dirorc? lave?
.'Lire. Nevada -Let's See the uniform.
6
t`rewf,;l•d • Do you really lik; to
+:**.l. your wife?
f`ra'usliner--••T -can't say the: 1 do. but
r% :'nand out it'., the heat plan.
E Pk
11:f]Pd IMO
For Horny, Scalds,
Rails. Sores, Caty,
S,1 sod Poison., eta.
Scalds,
Soothing
IFT.ealind
Pain
elieviiiitd,
Sucre Cure
TRY IT. 25C,
ALLL'c)Rc0QI$Te
Mysterious Visitor's Oag of Gold.
Anonymous gifts have been made to
Llangollen Wels:t (Impels. .1 fes days
ogle a mysterious visitor, w'11e:i: identity
is unknown, reit a bag containing la
1trn:quantity of gull corns with the
&aeon of Rehoboth Ulundi, instructional
being also given as to their distribution
among the cations 1 i 'iunations of toe
7orN11, ihs^ amour to b:' given to each
iJeieg sat torth.
:'LF•tint, on -Weep nistru:tiuns the, deo-
tan. lies given sums of ens to a surge num-
har
ot religions bods;'; in tilt' dietriet,
telt he still !nide a heavy ye ti tcd packet
t•t,it'rainitilw 0 chi idernbee surd 1n tru.,t
for Rehoboth Ultorcti, the largest in tile
town. It will be creed in the presence
t)V the t Nllgregation o11 Setnd0y at set.-
vivre- l,ondnn Evening Standard.
4-6
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
"GRAN DMA'S CROSS.'''
11! lL annntes gone away to -day,
_t.uct gralcdmsl's cross ;
Ml. +naminu told me to• be good,
Y'va• tried to help just all 1 could,
etru?. haven't done a thing that should
.44akc• grandma c't'U5 .
i ainerrd away 11,0 breakfast things
c:;tllit'l; a4 a fly
'tihe! gravy spilled a !hilt: mite.,
Although T hugged the platter tight,
Hun if 7 11as 1211 "awful Leigh i,"
1 didr.'1, 41'1,
1 welt upstairs: to inaLr le ilt:eds
5nd bust •irutln2l ;
] filled the l.aIli-tub to the print,
.iu Tark 'Par r 5010 lea r•ta :o S101111. -
.A ci then I jump((:( ill alter hint
Hetero• 1,e nhnwned.
1 rr'a11' thou„!)t the parlor should
lie dusted. tai ;
' o angel fr•11 down on his fare
arid hit a Roy;i1 \ti'orr•.'ster rnSe-
Y .tut the rhe es 14 1' 14 it place.
°>r'1411 Stieeimes gine.
1'v'- Lr+an as good as {leen ea0 be -
Pau Geer:d)01 0 cross
I've swept. I've Ironed all my clothe:±,
wa,-t•'d the w!n01rn i' with the hose -
What in the woricl do you. suppose
Altihrio gt•atr•riin:a moss ?
»-;;aha. Melo ' leo vle. 111 r1111(11'011.0 :47ng'a-
A.t '
"THE 1910 FEMALE."
A Model Which Hut Not Pleased an
English Vicar.
171e Rev, 1V. J. Stobatrt, :vdeer of
Ctri•.brooee, 1.1' of f'r'ight, dellounees
the ,10011th gal's Clothing in hie parish
utl;lzinte 111 says:
I'ut' some tviceh, pae1 we haee enjoy-
ed tile presence of the saintlier visitor.
But who tluvL-ea their clothing?
''We tete remember a time when the
.110 11.,0 girl was a most attraetivt• erea-
tare ..Leek at heeeli s pictures lo the old
Numbers ui 1'11111 h: pretty, tasteful and
bright, they were it pleasure to 'look at.
But the I 01 female ,Cents either to be
wrapped up in a bundle of rage, with 1
the least dean one spread over her hat
and tied under her chin, or else she dls-
cards as hitch of her clothing as she
call,
"Sita leaves her lint at Monte and ;els
her head frill ot .lust; exposee her chest
to every whet that blows, displays ank-
les that show the solidity of her under•
standing;•, and tIto" about the ia!:tnd hall
clad, crumpled anti (1ust'laden,
"I' it to eunvey 'u1 impression that
they have all traveled in ntotnre? --be-
muse some of the ruehiltg motors give
one the sn ggeetioe of 0. miles of crushed
humanity. females 'and children lying in
It ]teas.."
�t>
Houle Kt
DYE
Is the way 1:9
VI,Ve Money.
and
Dress
a Q is
Try it!
Simple as Washing
with
111111, a tido,
JUST THINK OF ITI
Dyes Woof. Cot ton, Silk or Mixed Coo,3sPerfectiv
with the OA.itit Dye -No chance of nl stakes. Fast
and c i4tti.l t Caters 10 cents, from your druggist or
Denier - Bend For Color Cord end STORY !tool/set. 16
The JoInton-RL•tterdsoa Co., Limited, Montreal.
,,,,,,,.024,1
Why One Girl Failed in Business.
tl3y Cynthia, Grey.)
She felt degraded because ole had be
earn money.
She luoked upon her employment its a
makeshift until she could that a than
willing to marry and :support her,
\\'lieu she had mistakes puinted out to
her she 1 esentod it as it pet:sunat mare
ter.
tile: never permitted business to. inter-
fere with her pleasure.
She etaycd up tate at night and was
dull next day in .eousequenee.
She used the telenhoue to pay social
callkp dltritlg bttsaiu15s hours.
She dreeeeel like a cheap: imitation of
ti woman of fashion, instead Of neatly
and quietly.
She asked indulgence on the seore of
being a woman.
Minard's Liniment Cures Gargct in
Cows.
WOMEN AS ANGLERS.
".Patience and endurance, the two
most wonderful characteristics of wo-
man, are better deeviopetl in the year
1910 by practice in the are of fly fish-
ing than by all the ereatinns of table
centres and embrul-c'-e,•iee indulged in by
the grandmother, of the girls of to-
day. " Sueit was the dec:aeation made
sty 1'. H. ('ook, vice-pt'esideut of the
City of London Piscatorial Society.
According to \]r. Cook, who is consid-
ered to be one of the tuost expert fish-
ermen of England, woman's great qual-
ity in fishing is her determination. "If a
woman wants to etltek a fish," he said,
"she catches her fish. She goes on try-
ing much longer than any man does -
possibly bee:lose she has the power to
suffer in silence. The nlau grumbles
and grunts. and when the boat is very
uncomfortable he frequently remarks:
'00, let's go home!' The woman is dif-
ferent. '1'd sooner jump into the lake
than go home!' she says. -London Daily
111si1,
'6
quickly stops coughs, cures colds, heals
the throat and lungs. • • • 05 cents.
ar-a.m---
THE OLDEST OAK IN ENGLAND.
A correspondent having written to
Mr. Lewis Ilareourt, First C omnlis-
sioner of his Majesty's Office of
Works, suggesting that for its proper
protection a suitable fence should be
placed around the famous old oak
tree in Hampton Court Park, has re-
ceived a reply in which the right
honorable gentleman states: `(This
fine old oak tree in which yon are so
good as to take an interest in espec-
ially under the care of the keepers
and the staff of the park, who have
.1,irt itlstruat'Ll4. from Mr. Ttarrourt
as to its preservation and protection."
The tree, which is situated close to
the south side of the Long Water, .is
reputed to be about a thouealyd yoaeS
of age, and it le probably, the old.
eat oar: tree 111 England. Its gigantic
trunk two feet front thre'gr::)und meas-
ures about forty-five feet around, litld
being; quite hollow offers standing
room for about a dozenpersons. The
sides, ho1vevee, aro eo sturdy aA to
give. support to a number of branches,
some of them dead wood, but the
greater number are still alive and
come into buy every even'. Some
time ago a quantity of dried .:grass
and Paper was placed in the, •trunk
by, it is anneMernl, rnisellie eel b:)ys,
and set alight; with the result that
the old oak was nearly destroyed. -
..From the London Tele.raoh.
T
The hest miumhe avn
ever ollered.preClold ansd tllvnn4410tWaberehtee, ai(teern)
$et Rings and Brooches, laughter- roduein
Moving Picture Machines,11'mely IN)eeorate4
Tea Sets and many other premiums given
1/11/111 for selling, our high class Mad Em-
bossed Picture Post Cards. The very tritest
designs In Views Birthday, Floral, Noliday,
Comics, re., ate for loc. Hell $1) CO worth and
win one of these She premiums. You can
sell them in an Boar or two, but don't delay,
for we give an extra premium for prompt-
ness. Write to -day and we will send you a
paelcago and our trig premium list. tome
with the crowds and get the best premiums
.l
offered. Write your mune and deur. ee very
mainlyy, COB>1LT GOI D 1 EN CO.
Dept. 320 Torontto, Cnt.
THE STONE OF DESTINY.
Dunstaffnage, on its lonely preci-
pice, is 1101 1120'11 to look at, but its
history has been big with fate for
Scotland. In the Clint days of the
Pict.; it stood .far the seat of C: weern-
ment and intrbtred the famous Stone
of Destiny now iLuler the Coronation
Chair in \Vestn,l.t.'tier Abbe,.. :1
cranny in the raatle wall wag pointed
out to the Writer last summer as the
Sacred. ret'Ct0t41R1 . of 1110 1t1abitia] Slone.
lie.ineth if. thl�ut_ht tire "tone would
1' - Sc
• e
11 but,
#) ,.t Scone,
111 al al 4y e.
as it turned 140 transference only
made it easy for Edward 1. to carry
it off to 1,''e., 11,1 -ter, Thirty-two
year, later on1' of Edward's sue‘ -es -
801'1 covenanted to return the stolen
symbol to Seutland, bur perfidiously
forgot the promise. 'lite stone, as
every Scot knows, bided its time till
King Sarnia carne over the border to
sit on tho English tiu'nrre, and so
fulfil the famous prophecy:
"Except old seers do feign,
And wizard wits be blind,
The Scots in place must reign
Where they this stone shall find."
-From the London Chronicle.
1 was eared of terrible lumbago by
3i:INA1tD'a LINIMENT.
REV. W\l. 13'IIOW:i.
1 was cured of a bad ease of earache
liy MI.\AED'$ I tN fMi! i..
' I''4, i4. islet 01,13, CIC.
i`i a as ettt _ l ii'"ithe leers blit Ml y
ARIYS
tiiTtS. S- f S'PL"115.
,••...-1_11_1
LONG DRAWN OUT LAWSUITS.
'The great lawsuit, )\r yler vs. Lewis
(to give its short title), tvlticit came to
an end in the !louse of Lords yesterday,
though it had lasted fifty-seven days in
its various stages, ttoes not rival .other
famous eases in length.
The 'Tichburne civil trial, for instance,
occupied 103 days, the Yarnell Commis -
shell 1.28 days. The criminal trial of the
Tichborne claimant was begun on April
23 and was notfinished until February
28 of the following year. This was the
longest trial known 111 li;nglend and it
is likely to remain so. The law pro-
ceedings in the Tiehborne case are said
to have cost the estate £02,000. it is
quite likely that the expenses of the
Dale just ended may exceed that sum.
Counsel alone have pocketed close to
£4.0,000. -London Chronicle,
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc.
THE FIRESIDE FIEND.
Once more across my hearth -stone Sa113
the shadow of any foe.
AL1 now '011 spring time comes again
no rest nor peace I'll ltttow;
All through the long bright summer
days, as happy as a lark
I toiled with my garden plot„ from
daylight until dark,
I hoed and raked and delved and scraped,
and trained the creeping vine,
Arid when my poor old back complained
I trade fie Outward sigitered hands
And oft with burning,
I rose at early dawn,
and dragged my little "thunder car"
across the bearded lawn:
A very glutton for such work, I toiled
without complaint,
But now that term upon my hearth makes
me feel sick and faint-
1te horrid shape, its sleek blaek sides,
fills me with fear and awe,
But more I dread its gaping mouth,
and ever empty maw;
Toe "haven" of poor Edgar Poe, I'd
deem a bird of grace,
If you would but consent to go, and
yield to him your place;
I;ut no -you cavern -mouthed .tend, I
knew you've come to stay,
And through the dreary winter months,
e•on'li wear hriy soul away;
Ire, fiend of iron heart and form, I
know your ways. of old --
1 ou'll 'wait until /the winter nights
comm clown all dark and cold,
Then when . you find me warm and
sour, within lily old armchair,
And buried deeply 10 a book, far from
all earthly care.
'Tis then i'il hear your hated call.
that fills my heart with woe,
And 10(111.01 mo quit any warm tireslde
for regions down below,--
Down .three dark flights of draughy
stairs, into a baasementdleaachill, farm,
I'1 have t0. lug y'
your empty paunch to f111,
Then as with chattering teeth I drag
your weary weight up stairs,
1'11 realize why married men so seldom
comp gray' hairs;
Olt, better 'oar an early grave, beneath
time rold green s0)1,
Than 01)1 age final me still et slave, unto
the grist t. on]-T7cd.
11el't'.o Bertram.
:\cpon(et, plass.
HY!
N BOOK.
liudyrarri Kipling and Marie Corel!,
• Contribute to Pilethotllst tlylntial.
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tueir 11411. 1 1)11- i1V1.., .1140 .1•i0C":dist
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10 1)1140. 10Y 1110 1.40•01:1e1.440 114101 3 0110.
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1,
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ill0111 Ili ery `Jt lice 00111)1,
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Suftl,y sal -
))ay 18 10u1,01.1 -IJ, lr:ii"ikt sa comma,
0.1400) awl play -4"
fe i6 very wetter aim ee tutlul cattle poen!.
'1'l,e Iter. Sillaatel 11 ,rl:0 Lae LLca,i
captured by the bit to .. Trot ')L)ry Sottg, '
and 11&.8 141'11.14)1, it 41..., ,1g, paatrloiac
li;arin. s.itogetllee ditteetrut ir,111t the sen-
timent el "'That will Be (.bury For eae."
' sing We the 11)124 lel n•1 18 i Noting. to
Reign." 1s the bueoen of e 11
. 11.)1" 4 lyr-
1.', end he eont,c.t:ds
" All nleu 3110.11 0111)11 la Itis marvellous
Biqa,
Ral:oes lour 8
e1A 141, lits lure 0:111 uult0,
3 uetl/ a and til 11,:e414 L1.s 0 )tr:i stall
spllog,
1.1'Z0)t5 anal1 lir N0,10d 1111,:1 .f",us
141ns."
The select lz.i., stated.
had 11 sLr.)t1 „i'' -t .'lr. general
t'Unlltiit 2 11 10 Ne '-elk t4-. 11.011
Ebert 1•~lilott's t',1. n W;it Thou 11 -<•
Chu People ,, but the electors carries the I
vete. and the 1.40014 1.11)4"!* t6 elitee. next . 1
(40,1 bora ;be iCtela,
IS 13 41111911, ripe ,x t.1 at 1)"rorl of •110
14 10'. to conte 8, 1'054 ,1 11Vt,11. by ('hitt.
1 V. 211.V, 11'hlcil i:as hitherto ";.:aped pub.
.leation. It it a fin._ blaster 1:y111n .0'
•41:: :1)21.0:; )1 eeetaier mere. Tee, t1:rat
101'). 1 da :
•• our living 11 .ogle 4i•.1 r, ri '.a':,
At our esll,
t�1r1!•l;en all
'I'ny trate 111.02:1;11?r.)
add the last.-
" There,
ast. -
,•There, wt,t`1e 'el: on 1r+ -•n"..•i1.,1'0 us,
1.7.141181, Jul bop.,
Take, lis tip.
To 'rev Has von restore sus."
Klp]ing•s ' 11 alonai' •ue.l
Our Birth," . Burton's " "There's A Ligil
tip,:! the 3lonal.ains," is::t•','ttlaa. Itaset't's
" Live is the Mee of Lire" u;ie among
tilt: newer hylar., v 10415 1,
Aerial Transportation, int Afeica.
1t is said that the Fern. lit e0inti:at
army 1)1tende to establish a erlt6l tran.i-
portation across the desert of Sahara to
link the French North African iossts-
si0ns with thole of the C.o41'; t,,
One- critic remarks that in auitghtiug
sated is likely to work ireelf iato the
motor and that unless. the a.-ropiane fifes
at. 0. height of over 1.1:00 feet sand
storm's may play hitvoe with the machin-
ery.. Tlw French ogre likcsviu' eonsider-
fng earryins nail by aero donee in Made-
ge$eTr $CIWOe11 Anta,nal al:eir, .":tntl)osit-
rat and Fehmrantsot. "trllte "11..t:mee ettel1
way is 2:50 miles, and ie takes a week
to c10lii'er the .hail at Flinerantesoa. An
aeroplane eould cover the iletanwe in !six
hours.. -Prom the Scientific' American,
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
THE HAND AND THE :RAIN,
The processes of reasoning by withal
Scientific conclusions are roe?ached some-
times equal in rnterest the 0eneluelcn5
themselves. Not long ago a skull was
discovered at Chapelle-aex-Saints, in
Terence, which has been pronounced to be
probably the oldest bodily eerie Of pre-
historic man yet found. It Las many of
the characters of the monkey, and shows
little indication of intelligence : but care-
ful examination reveals a slight excess of
size of the left hemisphere, from which it
is argued that the owner of the skull was
right-handed, and consequently a user of
tools. a conclusion which is thought to
he supported by the fact that ancient
stone implements were found In the nei-
ghborhood.
eae•
SERVED HIM RIGHT.
(Philadelphia Record.)
The ship was sinking. A great pante
was imminent. "What shell we do?"'
cried the terrified prussengers.
"Send for the barber," remarked the
professional •ititmorist. "He's tate only
man on board who ran razor."
With justifiable rage they hurled him
into the angry 8(1a.
NO. 4191.910
AGENTS W A Nl1
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•
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Two neT lines. Apply, (30.101•)', 521:1 1l-
o,'r4, al.ree1, 0ttltwa.
FARMS FOR SA.LA;.
SCh/AL, E1STATTI FOR SALE -SPLENDID
Ha-ha near City ut. London, 1255 acres,
with targe buiidtugs , easy terms ; cheap
11(1:4101.' irinl•tgsge, apply at once, GbS-
SON, HARPER do GIBBONS, Barrirrters,
Lon]on. Ont. -
Dr. Marta ?s Female Pi g
SIEVENTEEN YEARS 'l HE S!'.AlsWAitli
Prescribed and recommended tor wo•
men's ailments, a scientifically pro•
pared rernsdy of proven worth. 'Inv
result from their use is quick and per.
manent. For sale at all drug stores.
These Four Rings F"Filt VIM
Write for 12
pieoes ut our
goods to sell at
101: each. Remit
$1.110 when sold,
and we will send
free these 4
genuine: gold
plated rings
a g Ota, ranteed to
glee: eatist'autlon. FRI14NI) SO.A.P 00.,
IDept. 79, BOSTON, MA.S1.
This elegant water(,
stem wind and set,.t Whey
engraved I loLII)• S1LYFrt
0011108, F('LLY (1I,701,Z.11):
'MED, will bo sent you
FREE If you sell! onlyy.
$3.60 worth of our beauti-
fully colored mat emboss-
ed postcards at 8 for'IOC.
These ate the very latest
designs i11 Views, Floral,
Il0Tida , Cooker, &C. The
swiftest sellers. Just show
therm and take in tho money,
'Send your limo 01141 address
pliiuly written, and we wilt
man' you t package td
(lards arid our big premium
list.. Dott'tdetay,forweglve
this extra present forpre:ept-
ees:t.
COBALT GOLD PEN CO.,
Dept. 3(11 Toronto, Ont.
glmasoall•INO• 0011.61"91.121
CAMERA axed Photo Franke F4tE,E
1,- We give Cant -
era. S pekgs. t3Z
plates, develop-
ing outfit in -
et r rt ctionc, a
'u handsome photo -
b r oocb frame
Free .or selling 12 pieces of our ;'nods
RI. 10e each. You can earn money malt -
in, photo brooches with this, tivrito for
goods. FRIEND SOAP CO., Dept. 778,.
BOS'PON, MASS. •
Feats of a Champion Swordsman...
.Squadron-C')rporal-Major Eggle ton, ore
of the finest avl'ordsmen in the .hritigh
neatly, is retiring shortly from the'llls.y,:.nl
noise Guards (Mies) alter twenty-one
years service.
One of the Corporis]-lTajor's sward
feats is to. cut in two an apple• resting
on the neck of a kneeling assistant. Af-
ter a swift downward sword eat the
halves of the apple roll away and the as-
sistant rises unharmed. Another feat is
with a horizontal stroke to sever an ap-
ple placed on a loan's bead.
The Corporal -Major has won many
prime at the military tournament and
has given displays of Ms skill before
Quen Victoria, the late King Edward anti
Xing George. -From the London Daily
Mail.
7
qutcllly 4(000 conliha, cures colds, heat%
the throat mad Sunlis. - - - 25 coats_
a b
FROM A ROMAN VINTAGE.
That the Romans of old knew some-
thing of vintages is proved by the flnd-
ing of s. vial of wine believed to be 3,000
years old In an old Roman cemetery near
Bordeaux. In Popular Mechanics men-
tion is made of the find, the manufacture
of the find being ascribed to the Syrians,
who were at that time in close commer-
cial relations with what is now the big'
French wine country.
We ought to call in reason, like a
good physician, as a help in misfortune,
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