HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-03-03, Page 2DYSPEPTIC ?
Then Wake U to the Fact Today
That Your Trouble is Curable.
If n11 dyspeptics 'would only quit 11.1i -
jag, "rellef-rneasuree," and get right
clown to first prineiples, the world would
be much lappier. Care the cause of
your dyspepaitt-then you WILL get
well. But you will have lots more to do
titan sweeten the breath with a pepper-
mint or charcoal lozenge -they never
did -never Call cure.
• Look to the -bowel-the liver --the
stornach, and forget the breath.
• Get a gentle -Stomach tonic and bowel
laxative ht work -flush out the accumu-
lation of sour putrid fetid that is clog-
ging up the system. Attend to thee;
matters and you'll improve right quietly. ani espeetally in the. sunshine; and take
You don't require a harsh, griping nlenty ot exereisc, taking care to breathe
deemy ate regularly.
Tak, a bath daily, and,. in addition.
TO PBOLONG LIFE,
Happy Marriage,Daily Bath, Certain
Foede, Rest. and Fresh Air. ,
We ereVent ..ild aeo ecining on too soon,
tee tee; omit:hit:1i neeessary is the ptis-
,XJ: 1.,0a!,,ni gi.,13U1St0Infif 'among
LIW:".1 tonag tile thyrvid, the adrenials,
11111 partereas o.thi ttie ilvet9, and tele de..
upon 4,e,'!dit,',1. : • •
marriage ls :An itivo.ilmble• aid in the
sti omits ties:Mit obi ago. 1.: inarriett life
one ot ti:e best itie!Ans ot rctitsting the
approach of old age, on the outer tiami,
it is povely oorcin that Unhappy
tuarrlage.s are ti.,e surest MMUS Of haste -
:ling its oth:onditg.
To tivold peenlatUri! •0111. like 0,11a eery
tivAtiwe have to follow these rules:
Wear Oiese tioliars, lieeause a tight e I
s '
Iapreeeets obstatese to the tree cir "e-
lation of the Mood through the thyrod.
Do not cake too xnuctt Meat, because
abundance of :heat alters the duel:less
glands.
Take) largs. onontities of milk,- this
'vette the extract of various glands, and
espeelallY that Qe tile thyroid.
Be as mtwil as wAssibel In the OPDX1 air,
medicine. Best results come front Dr.
Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and But-
ternut, which contain soothing stimu-
lating vegetable ingredients , that so
strengthen the stomach and bowels mus-
cles as to enable them to again ant as
nature intended. When this is accom-
plished all trate; of stomach misery and
dyspepsia diseppears. You will find Dr.
Hamilton's Pine a scientific cure for all
forms of storattch distress, headache. bil-
Oro2C. a week er everytwo weeks take a
Turkish ...r voz'on eath,
Wear vinous clothing, light hat and
le:, shoes.
Ur, early to bed and rise early.
tilueo in a very dark, very quiet room,
and with a window intent and do not
iestet, 1e,ss than six or More than 7 1-2
?huh's.
Ilave ohe complete day's rest in each
week, without even reading or writing.
Avoid mental disturt:s.nees or worries.
Be temperate n the use of alcohol, and
also., l -,,u t '2r use_ of coffee or tea..
iousit.ess, bad color, liver complaint and
cenetipation. Not half way ineasnree-- eiAegl„?..-!."1.,-,„Iv'e.ii;etYllee.aterl• .e$Pe-
but lasting cure for these conditiom fol- notset-e '•;1..--:'..;::1-71P-ree 'tie fuenTrittilluarttesd.of
have bec'ome
low, the use of Dr. Ifamilton's Pills. RE- - e .Qrgu•r'':'ill'IY
,FEaSE A SiBSTITUTE. All dealers sell it i''• -n• di""' bY mea"
...., extracts tornsthe corresponding
Dr. Hamilton's Pills, 25e per box, or
from The Catarrhozone Co., .Kingstoa,
Oct.
49 • 41
THE USUAL ROLE.
(Washington Star.)
freitrIes M. Schwab, in a recent inter-
-slew in New York, poiuted out. fee
folly of. ignorant speculation.
"The average mere with no know -
edge of of finance," he said, "has /10 busi-
neSs to speculate. Let him do so and
his. ease is Jones' all over again.
"Jones stopped in at a gargage one
morning to see about selling off his
two automobiles. -
'I hear you 'save been speculating
on the Stock Exthange Mr. Jones?"
the
s.gent said politely.
"'Yes' said Jones 'Now. these tiers, I
understand, can be bad cheap for cash.'
"'Were you a bull or a bear. sir?'
aelted the agent.
''Neither,' said. Jones gruffly. was
••reettis '4th? animals. But of
course, the art:M.:at/1m of this precept
must annevs b aispted to the individual
t;%.N •;:ir!z:sil, Medical Journ-
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"LOSt Year two Ad' My' Aiildren wore
friken with croup. They coughed some-
thing dreadfu!ly, and were too sick to
;ett a,nything. 1 applied Nerviline to the
threat and (-best and nava it hater:wily,
Also: I also Lest the ehildites to initeie
•;•!aterrh000ne..' No renis-tIO I Ott 1E41 re
worked more satisfactorily. 1 Call re- Timomay sew, tee eureerses mese
.'mend mothers to use Nervillue: it's Time wit sty tes_ tenger live •
e fine liniment." Tette' it steals hy our surprise :
Tinie from inome.nts arise :
(Sig•ned) Mrs. li'. E. Knee111er. T11,1, minatee 4tt11 meves on :
Harriston P. O._ Tire ill hours and ear' is gone :
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'rime rons oe-ev metal-- lie year :
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:in e at last will disappear.
OLD BUT NOT IN RUINS.
(Pittsburg Times.)
Mrs. Langtry -Lady de Bathe- has
returned to tile stage. Apropos of this
feet,
a, veteran dramatic critic of cal-
esero said: Wee rd's faiattneett (tee , ed:
"I met Lady de Bathe het year at
the races at Ascot. She is sisal very Hae.' t -ed ILENAR.D'S LINIMENT for
l'eautiflds and I ventured t'e5'1)°(.11 •Crot,e; fount! zt thing equal to ; San)
to tell her so.
CHAS, P., SBARP.
"tAlt.,' she replied, with a feint: cure.
RInile, '1 look BTU enough, 1 so:mose, for nawkelisee, N. -S., Sept. 1. 150&
a woman of my age.'
''How old are you, Lady de Bethel'
sent en Englishman in her perty.
she answered--.etiot
nihil for a cathedral. but a very res.
e •
peetable age for a woman.'"
Tinos itostr twill Mite its
Tinh) not regard otiz 'ealt ;
Veit: .ter rill never stole; •
Time Itself will soon. deeo.Y
Time it does a warning give ;
Time it tells us how to live :
Tiro- it lays rsrepsre to die :
Tillie it bids us look on high ;
Tam, is fleeting, and we know ;
Tme 5 'ii It eau. Isestew
Tinto did l4nt't es ir,to life
T1,71 • Wilt break tee ,-.s'irds of strife ;
SAVED ll HIS 0111 AGE,
Annapolis. N. S., Mae 1A. 1000.--X am
eighty years of age and have sof rer-
ed :row. HItIney and Bladder' trouble for
fifteen yesrs. 1 took doctor's medicine
bid got no help. .1. want. 0 11,11 Ilk 041 tor
sending me the srunple box of GM Pills,
helped inn
1 bare taken six tioxs of -Gin Pills ol-
2,,,rx,tlier. but got relief 1,erore I had :utt-
er: nOalthat atZiOnnt. E had to gt?....
Mahe, .niroits every fifteen minutes and ,
t:te uso 1111 1 ftSU'll t before 1 wild
teseate. Now 1 Can le in bed tour ur
tee hours without guthtg up.
.W. 22. 111114P%
Vrte Nat Mimi Drug & Chorikal
tiottit. H. L.) Toronto, for to
Recithit sise, :tee. 6 for $2,50,
-.-
140 TRIrtK Al' ALL.
(Puck.)
Wegges So yoii niit down the tueise-
leek expenses a: hundred dollare 0.
month. Dow 111 the world did yen .Jo
it?
Bcggsenty tlei 'entree! inieneer,
of the Woman's ceizeot." sd that my
wife didn't. love a ptit. 003' Of
tlicir houselutle esonomies late practice.
lichsT
sumfdy stowit coudho. cures C.7.1)2.6: hioll
thi throat Brad 2101111 t.i1 ceate.
A LITTI.E SCHEME.
• (Washington iterald„)
i s'pose I'll 'tare to invite the tamilty
to dinner Christaitae," said Nto dean.
"All those professors!" exclaimed, Me
wife. "Think of the expenee."
"fain get 'eel talking about earho-
hydretee and they won't east imich tur-
key.
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SURE LIGHT, THE FIRST STRIKE
'10 rio noise or epattor--s quiet, steady !Immo. The match
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HULL, CANADA
TUBERC44C IN PRISONS.
Not long neer i statement is alitiged
to have beenese:. by the warden of the
Western' Peie ary of Penneyivania
that ae.-proxititlo :r 300 out, of 1,n00 in-
mates of Mei entution were suffering
from tubermintee. in private converse-
tiou, says the: .1.sienal of Criminal Law
and titireilielkitar. the wartleu ot one ot
the I:oaten-I' St.te prisons expressed inc
belief that till tee' cent. of the inmates of
his institutieet l tubereulosis in some
degree.
Tat New York state there is at Clinton
prison a ettell-e.eippel ward. for tuber-
culosis conviet- ransterred front the
several State .sons. Sine,‘ that ward
was establiesetl at the early 'nee the
death rate fr.ni tuberentesiti in the
three State prisote has fallen remark-
ably.
The death tate in 1891. for tnetance,
for the ,ptisous of ;Aug *mg. Auburn
and Clinton WaS seventy-six, and tile
death rate -fifteen years later, in 191)S.
wits Only 'seven out of 0 population (1'
3,400. In the last three yeaes the death
rate lute advanced slightly, but 10 1900
was only eighteen in a population ot 4,-
439. • t
itt moet prieons, end paelicularly tn
the lesser tureetional inetittitione, au
enormons.amennt of preventive work re-
mains to be done.. The 'National Aesn-
ciatian for Study and Prevention of Tie-
berculreis en:heaths that there are le
the Statti;'4:aileeal 1i1d loeal prisons and
jails et thi. fatted States 12,00n tuber.
mimes. v.iii;03 ;*Irt. a:Ad that no tie. aver.
'ler nent. of the prison pop-
Altetto Peary is affested with
• 1:1b „. ;kite • .
• Only I et -one prisons. in flimert
StatO, and :"errilendies have provided
special nieces ferthe treatment of their
tubereulotis prisoners end these hiEre ae-
tommedeeinte for only 800 patients. "ln
three-fourthe of the meter pristine and
in practically all of the jail; of the eonn-
try thul tuberculosisprisoner is allowed
freely to infect his fellow prisoners, very
few restrictions being put upou his MO-
ilist'
It is a striking fact that when the
State of New 'York began to transfer
tuberctlloois' prisoners from the Sing
Sing and .uburn prisons to Clinton, in
the Adirondaeks, not only did the death
rate in the two former prisons fall front
oyer thirty at Sing Sing and front ov er
forty at Auburn to less than ton, but
the death rate at Clinton fell aii4O. Since
11403 the death rate at Clinthn has been
above 10 per cent. only ortee, namely,
1002, -when it reached 11.
ALFALFA TEA.
Carrespondenee in St, paid De.
spatch.l
FWV" irwArittl men and ivotnett partici.
pated in an alfalfa inncheon in this city
leet everting. Bieenits and .cookies me'. -Il
front alfalfa fleet and shipped here from
BillenteeMen., were served the gueste,
111111 tee Was servo"! made from alfalfa
leaves. .Alfalfe. lets 'received quite It
greet ilea/ Of atteetion in the corn show,
and this pepular ittoeit food was featur-
eft at too teeesteen. et is elle fiest time
it IMF, l&O.It lISPI1 112 t'els Putti as 0part of
eareeltatents.
Minard's Liniment Cures 0 iphtheria.
PROGRESS OF MAN -FLIGHT.
A writer in Engineering remarks that
it is not the sensational "records" made
tly orof:mstottol aviators that shows the
Tsai pr1grsa4 in the art of mechanical
flight, hts. rather the praetical advances
i11 iwerromieg general diffieulties. The
most, impottaie tT -„;iesc relates to flying
iiI (t wind. A little while ago 4 fairly
strone wien nem virtually prohibitive,
but now e:oss-esuntry flighte are made
in spite oi .tn erdiettry atmosphere tits-
turbance. The eeentlueion is that -the
aerordane bite beeolne0 prnAiCal factor
in human Ih•.
411.
BETWEEN 0 I FF I CU LT I ES.
(Washington Star.) .
"roil don't like motion; statuary1"
"No," replied Miss Cayenne: "it a
modern statue's trousers aren't creased
it isn't neat looking and if they were
creased it wouldn't he artistic."
*
They who forgive most shall be most
forgi vett-Bailey.
Which May be Blown Without Effort
by Pressing a. Push Button.
The time honored fog horn and still
the one in whose mullion nest on myriads
of smaller boats is. of the sort that you
raise to your lips aud blow. ToterAbly
bard work blowing a fug horn.
Bigger fog horns for larger boats an -
set in a box, the leot eonteining it bel-
lows by which the horn is blown. At-
tached to the bellows is .an outside lever
by means of which the below,. is operat-
ed by hand. A lot of 11015e this fog horn
makes, to be heard for a considerable
diste nee.
genre a re now mod,. ussa or many
power boats and :melds. el.e.trio fog
horns the operailne of witii•h (tells fur
the exereise of neither . nor hit nil
power. In tle.N.. horn, thele Is attached,
enclosed ot ths smalor end, a metallie :
diatihretglt to which k eneneot ed anelee•
tris toll witieh, when elecorieity i 4 time -
ed into it, vigrates the diaphragm and '
sounds the horn. -EleArloitv 11 mippiirii iiittevVngercuihotoet,
from a. ste,sisigeTba r,e0, • rt. ictic)s.„
generated on thp boat if it is eleetrieal-
1. Wars 114 4111110,1 invaluable tis
born you simply 1,WetiR a 111'0.170M
ISSUE NO. 9 1911
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ANVASSERs WANTED. WEEKLY
salary paid. Alfred Tyler, 25.5 C10.r-
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, FOR LITTLE ONES
MONEY SPEAKS.
Somerset Mauglio.na'the .popular Eng-
lish playwright, was shown by a report-
er ,luring his recent visit to New York,
a rather harsh criticism of his work.
Mr. Maugham; with a smile, took out
his pocketbook and begmt to read off to
the reporter the "runs" of his various
plays:
Mrs. Dot, 421 nights: Smitb. 217
nights; Penelope, 309 nights.
So be read on till .he heal completed
the list of his sueceeses. Then he said:
"When the author of this artiele has
written plays with MIS like those, I'll
believe his eriticisra. Till then 1 prefer
to believe in the publie aid the box-
office. This isutt a question of words;
it's it question of figures."
A**
Minerti's Liniment Cures Distemper.
-.eta
A RADICAL. REFORMER.
(Washington Star.)
"Do you approve of a curfew law for
children?" t •
"Rath% thought of it," replied Mr. Sir -
ins Barker. "Have been toot mope 000u.
pied. with some scheme to prevent par:
ents from spending most of their titue
away from home.
AMERICA AN CHINA.
"Ameries. and Chinn are raw bound
together," writes Frederick McCormick
Ourn libblets ate a wttnitrtui itt 011 Artida "HOW Allleriett. Gat into
medicini for little ones- riety Tlet
fail to give relief to the nett!: esitei hi',
stemaeh or bowels are out of order:
when teething is peiniel ; ehen Ora 18
make their Appearance. or when any tit
the many childhood ailment.* seize him,
What is more, they are el:sentient: safe.
aud eatmot harm the youngest
Mothers have the guarantee a Govern-
ment. ana.ly•sti to tide ...Use.. Theesands
of oettitere, through groi•el'Ilinesie tor
what the Tablets leave dent; for titter
eltildren, et ro ngly recom us; 1 tutu, Mr.
I. , 1)111., rtrtyS 00
used Dabyn Own Tablet- ..'ser ever V,V1)
yOakS, and would not be witheet. them in
the nonse. Til'' are weielerne_ lLLOhLilillO
for little liabt's teen *revisits are
eold by nuelleine dealers et se yens 5 a
ls'x from i he Co.,
firminville, tent.
REMARKABLE.
"One of the astrovoutess eleims 11:at
he has charted 004100 new worldt."
"By (leorge, rentatkable."
"Not so very when yon eensider rhe
feet that be has Cie use of the largest
telescope in the world."
"I wasn't thinking of that. What I
consider strange is that, with So many
other worlds in exietence, the lady who
is acting as ,stepinother for any c)1ilnren
had to light on Mk one."
•
Only One BROMO ,QUiNINE"
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QULNINID.
Look for the signatnre of E. W. GROVE.
Used the World over to Cure a Cold in
One Day. 200.
e"
AS IT USED TO BE.
(Liles)
"Ilave you got a good pert?" asks the
friend of the actor who lies been engag-
ed to play in Bin Shakespeare's cora.v.ny
at the Globe. theatre.
"Beirislt." answers the player, "I've
got Mercutio itt Inainee • and Juliet.'
I'm glad, because 1 thilik if a fellow can
slo one or two seasoilS in Shakespeare's
)lays he can get a big enengh reputation
to go into Melodrama."
---
guleklystons coughs, cures colds, heals
the Throat and limas. - • 25 cents.
A WASTED CLEW.
"1 lost it poeketbnok with a roll of
bills in It a row ibiv.3 ago," Charlie
Gibson told ''T didn't make a
foes about 11 mei tett the pnnert, but
it was 10c70 than 1 cc.,1,1 alford to
lose. So I put a detective on it. He
asked a lot of questions, looked wise
and said he'd renert in a day or
two. Well, about three days later 1'
found that pocketbook where 1 had
mislaid it. 1 rejoiced exceedingly,
"and then I called up the detective
agency to, 0011RISS. The s?,euth seem-
ed disgusted.
"'Mighty: careless of you,' he said:
'And 1'd )ust found a good clew,
too I` "-Cleveland Plair. Dealer.
FULLY EXPLAINED.
Mrs. Highup-Yot r husband bats
changed so that I didn't recognise
Mre, Blase It isn't that. I've
changed husband&
Manchuria," in the February "Oentury,-'
-first, by common recognition of the ne-
cessity to China of independence integ-
rity of territory and jurisdiction, and
fieedom of development and trade, to
the promotion of With+ America is com-
mitted; and, second, by reason of eom-
mon rewards and rebuffs sustained in
promoting Chines pulley sant Arneriesee
diplomacy. Together with the invasion
of the Hu-kuung loan. the imperial &smi-
tten to the Kin-elian-Aigan contract
eoinoletes Americets entry into the Chi-
nese empire. It supplies the desired
baste and displays the unprecedented
oportuulty aehieved for American com-
mune and trade and for American inflet•
emit in eastern A.sia by President Taft;
and Secretary Knox within the short
period of two years."
••-•
11'OR MARRIED WIEN ONLY.
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hoe, ask your wife if she wiesn't paring
her realms. You can surely remove yonr
(te)ns quickly, painlessly, end promptly
by using Putnarn's Painless Corn Extrac-
tor. 'Unequalled OS at painless remedy.
Remember the name. Patneen'e Painless.
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price 25 cents.
THE SEQU ENCE.
(Life.)
"It VMS very romaeltie," said the
friend. "He proposed to bar in the
autemobile."
"Yes?" we murmur, encouragingly.
"And she accepted him in the hospi-
tal.
1 the
name
• o remenvocr
e▪ n you need s remedy
for COUGHS and C.
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A QUIET PLACE.
(Pack.)
"Business is pretty slow here pet
pow," confessed the Squant Corners mer-
chant.
"I judged so," replied the baking pow-
der drummer, "when 1 observed that
they had laid off one of the hands on the
town clock."
PILES CURED 114 6 TO 14 DAYS
Your druggist will refund money if PA7.0
OINTMICNT falls to cure any ease of
Itching, 'Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Riles in 6 to 14 days, 600.
ONLY SOMETIMES.
(Pittsburg Times.)
Mrs: Philip Snowden, the English suf-
fragette. was taken to dinner in Now
York the other night by a tery consersra-
tive senator.
The senator, after attacking the "new
womall" !a. a lorklierangue, said to Mrs.
Snowden bitterly:
"Woman makes all the trouble 10
life."
"But She, too," said :Mrs. Snowden,
smiling, "metes life. Worth :nil the trout-
Minard's' Linirrient Curse Garet
Cow*.