The Herald, 1911-03-10, Page 2Ea. 'TE IAL CLEAN MS -
OT THE WHOLE TRIM
If There 6s Not an Occasional
Housecleaning inside, ill Health
and Disease Surely Follow.
The`inorst important of all health rules
is activity and cleanliness of the bowels.
Any doctor will tell you there should be
ono or two free movements of the bow -
.every twenty-four hours.
Most people resort to ' salts, harsh
pills, senna tea, griping Waters, etc., with
the result that for one day's relief they
pay up tvitil.a week's misery of binding
and constipation, eieeessitatireg the same
heroic measures over• and over again,
If your system requires aid, don't whip
it like a tired' horse -don't destroy the
life of your bowels and intestines by
harsh medicine -be sensible and use a
time -tested medicine that cures consti-
potion by 'removing its cause. What you
should take is i)r. Hamilton's Pills,
winch regulate the bowels and get thane
into the habit of performing their neces-
sary function and at a certain time. Dr.
1-ki nilton's Pills aceotnplisht this by
toiling, strengthening and enlivening the
muscles of the stomach and bowels,
there restoring natural conditions.
Thousands of men, women a tel child-
ren, who to -day are is the throes of
misery, weaknes and ill health, eau cure
themselves quickly by Dr. llamilton's
Pills-ean prevent backaches, bilious at-
tacks, constipation, indigestion and all
sorts of stomach distress by the use of
Ode grand laxative tonic. iti:;Ft Sl. AtS
:IUBSTITUTE FOR DR. HAM1L'roN .
PILLS, price 25e. Alt dealers or the Ga••
tn.v'rhezone Co., Kingston, Ont.
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FAMOUS MISSIONARIES,
--They were mans.
-How devoted they were.
---They went to all gaits of the world.
=Ahs golden jubilee of missions re-
minds us of them.
-•-7':,ere was Lideita Fiske. pioneer of
•Wen en's education in Persia.
Woolsicn founded the furious
1., t' haw girls' school in Japan.
--Eliza Agnew was' 'mother of a thou -
root,: daughters' to far -away Ceylon.
• --Ann FIu'sseltine Judson called the at--
towhee
t-towhee of our et:twary to Slant.
-.Mrs. Titus t"Orta began the elevation
*tr Hawaiian gists in Hilo.
-.lane Wiliam, one of the earliest
English missionaries, went to New
ind
In' 1S23 yield worked there OS years.
3 r. Snesilt Ir. Norris treated more
r.;ar 16.000 patients annoelly at her dis-
ticns.xr•y In Bombay. India.
-Dr. Nanny J. lube:. wpm
to India to
'1'44N vias the first English woman meal -
WHY THE wpBLOWS.
The Basin Principle; the Tendency of
Hot Airs to Rise,
From "Nature and Science" in .March
St. Nicholas,
The wind,. like other things of ever--
day life, rarely invites notice, unless it
is unusually "high! anti--rxrly do we
hear the questions, "Why does 'the wind
blow
What Is this wind that lushes Out
of the nowhere. .lt t0t the here? Wily
should it blow if all, or'why ;sometimes
so gentler and at other thnhe with the
i'csistlese force of the' hurricane?
The eirnd could here no powee, • it
mild not even eeisneif the air had n&
•
height, this weight having been sheens'
to be"about thirty-one grains for 'each
•one hundred iiuble indhes of air. When
air is put lit 'notion the effect is .like
that obtained .by throwing a ball against
i2Jehat
.der oet. The hder you throw the
bal: the' harder it will strike, and,: the
greatr the number of balls thrown at.
one Clete, the greater will be the force
of the••blow. :When the wind is blowing,
it strikes •what It blows .against and
the harder It blows (that Is, the greater
the speed of the air) the harder it' will
strike against the resisting obiect;
What causes the wind -tb`.bleve, or. wily,
the. air should be In motion is not 'easyt
to explain• SiniplY 'stated. it Is caused
by the 'tendency of hot air to rise and
thus to form a partial vacuum, into
tshieb the cooler; surrounding air rushes,
In mal#11 the Brune way ars water, wilt rush
downward to seek its levet. ' Ir.the,,+earth
were smooth. it it did not rotate; and
if there }veers ,no sun, the air would he
inntlontess. V he\i the sun shines 'on a
wide v'''ice of the earth, the air of that
region b.>cvines heated, this great vbl--
nine .o warm air rises, and the coater,
heavier, surrounding air flows in to
take its plana. As 'the earth rotates,
-then? Lends to be formed a ring of heat-
ed and rising air with currents inflow -
ink at the bottom and both sides. This
i,: the cordition that prevails near tha
equator,, and valises the, trade winds that
biuw• so steadily. The'rotation of. the
earth causes rhe wind south of the equa-
tor to flow toward the northwest, and
that north of this dine to flow toward
the soul h:rest.
What too for Sick Stomach
1)o you ?.)eldlt up gee? Does your bead
feel light anis •dizzy, Is your tontete
coated. 1)o you hawk and spit? Have
you distress after eating. and a gnaw-
ing seiiSatien in the stomach? Is there
a constant bad tate fn the mouth and
a rush of blood to the head? Do not dee-
pair of cure if you ie;t;t not used "-Ner-
riinee;" it's the het stomach tonic
known to :,eieuco. Ii. ran Le relied upon
to ev re ri:'t'ry carie promptly. It sends
warmth and comfort le the tired org-
ans that neon assistance, enrreet•i fer-
mentation and gas belching, drives nut
dySpeptie pains, clears away bile and
bilious feeling. Vous appetite becomes
enormous • •anti ,'ion digest and -assimi-
late all you e)lt .•this means yon gain
al' missionary. enough reeervt' vigor to tact otf demos-
--'rhe first American anefileal mission -.um and thought of vii lt-ie'y3. .\*ta't'iline
rare .vas the famous Dr. Clara Swain, a
-g• -te of the Philadelphia Woman's will "set' you up. .. will make yoga well.
dodos who line ewes the foteetihL,
relieve. nil cure tndigertion--acidity of the stomach--btliousncsr,--flatulence
--dysii;etiala, They re-intorce the stomach by supplying the 'active principles •
needed ler the digestion of all hinds of food. Try one after each meal,
`'lyc. a box. It you druggist has net stocked thent yet, send us 50n.
and ws'wil1 xna;l you a liex, a 33
Rotla,t'l Drug and Chemical Company' of Canals; Lunitcd, . • - • 'Montreal.
$POHN M a'g'i.
LT . 'iM`'1 s P .
4. .A
Can behundledVery easit The slot are 'trrd,uudanothers
In etme staple, no smatter hoe'•exp�,l>eed .'Rept r rout baying
t te4isaase, by,uhtngr initeo 'S Lull) Dil i'k>dtI'e5 a CUitS1,
Gtv?soilthetonguaorleScott. ,neinonGhebtoSltted,vipolet
ermaoSmil formsotdtst�,nyer. !test remedy ever ixoowe,
for mares foal. deo and•l*l a hbttisi Se sod $11 duzen,ot
druggists and barna' dealers, Cut shows how 1.0 roult•iel
thrSgts Our free aooltloa gives everything. Llrrgostice111n$
home rariedy to esiatenpe-1.3 ysare, d)tytritlutors-A1.1,
witoLasALei} •a')RL"GGIBTtl,. - !'•:: i
CO., Chemists and Bacteriologists, Goe•bon,.ini ., U. $• Ae
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K1 DY'S r�'S T" MATCHES
ARE T I MOST itiODfCRN AND ,PERFECT
A ,SUE LIGHT, THE FIRST STRIKE'
T'itey- mak no noise or rpratter-n quiet, steady. flame. The match
for the smoker, tire offioe and the Lome,
All good dealers keep them and Eddy's Woodeen'ware, Jl'lbreware,
Tubs, rails and Washboards.
The E. B. E - �Y Co., Lh ailed,
HULL, CANADA
spatRaefertereepeesereeterevertens
THE FIRE COMPANY DOG USEFUL
New York Sun.)
"_Yost people imagine a dog in a fire
company's quarters is merely a pet, rt
sort of mascot; but they aro badly mis-
taken;' said an old member of the city
force, ' A good fire dog is a most valu-
able adjunct of the city's Fire alarm sys-
tem. His value comes in the lute night
and early • morning hour;. The gong
strikers an alarm. The dog is on his feet
at the first tap. Horses, aa•oueed from
their sleep'are drowsy and slow. So are
the firemen: But the. dog is clashing
About madly, yelping, barking and snap-
ping at the horses' noses and legs. They
are thoroughly aroused dodging the lit-
tle animal's teeth, and so are the fire-
men by leges incessant racket. The instant
the chain drops ou the door the horses
are ander Intl beidvuy almost at the Vriaraad's Liniment (:o., Limited. first jump. If it were not for the dog .
they Veldt/let, he aroused, and umbel' tk'ntls'nien, -"1'her,.dor.` (.) )t:ti,s, et oils,
good headway in leas than a block."
tomer of nine, wiry completely cured of
• rheumatism after fiveyours of suffering
z• PRIVILEGES OF PLUTOCRACY.
TOCfiilC'I . by the judicious rase of MINAItT)'S MN-
i�hies n Trfhwt:t.a WENT.
::t0 'zed ?6 hears. of lervtlins.' t3 sutpri:t:ed Bow nla•tit tai- S' The abovle fuel can be rifircT 11v
•
-Mrs. Sarah J. the of Philadelphia, ledient of wor,!>•:rfnl ower'.aa.ti el t • i'): stlpl.*e the Moutoburns ars 50
ust:tee s or ones ofthe first y area American ' p oung I iii 1'i .:U . •t; they can afford i.o war any- writing to him, to the PJ.1 tell Priest
>z`,a t rs ar'f diral ntisslonazy ors anon- it possesses, Being suited to. Y r i:k .' e.w.., xke „l;'£tt icy tr.), in tlte. wet. or Any of Lie neighbors.
i;.. wtes Instra mental - i;l sending;' T-11% 1 old alike, rn•lanvieholdeel ould- ; tr est
seism Swain! to India ata i86), arid. thus ,. ' lila..
r• A C OTel, M `-Nitant•
sounding the first tveeutatts hospital I oat eNe+rvillat:: • GF
ifa►Il They rites
],SS•UE, NO. 10, 1911
AGENTS WANTED.
START TDA ROUTE TO-tAY. 8LrND
postal for circulars, or 1.0e for
•amtuales and terms. Alfred Tyler, Lon-
dor.r•'Oht.
!�VE^jE:N AND WOKEN WANTED TO RE7-
.)a^ preseett us 1.400111': Tw1 dollars. pci'
day salary Bpd• commission. No expsrl-
enee necessary. Write J', L. Nichols
Co. Limited, Toronto.
•
Agents Warted
Two new tines. Apply, Seliery, 828 41- *' "
hert street, O'ttawas'"'
Il,i( OSE5' OIL B'OR . PAIN. -ASTHMA,
1.0 I3ronchitls, Coughs. 25e rind , $1.00•
Druggists or Prof'.'.,t,^astte, Hamilton. 'Ont: 1, .
CERTIFIED; AUDITORS,,.
Accountants, 'Etc,
Special gale on all outside audits. Apply for
Lerma, dates, etc, • '
RALPH C. MURTONd 1,COMR19PA NY,
5 KING STREET WIESr. TORONTO. ONTvrt ,
.
vett ,V l ®man
tE he cannot supply the
MARVEL- accept no other,
but send stamp for iildstrated
book—sealed. It g'tvel full nude-
ulars and directions lnvaluablo to tidies.
WINDSOR SUPPLY Co.; ?
Windsor. Ont. l:eaeral'Agent: Ear Cana a.
is interested and :should know ,
about tine wondertbl
MARVEL Whirling Spray
,The new Vaginut Syringe, Best
—Most convenient. it cleanse.
instantly. Ask yot c
druggist Forte f;4
.OAIK OF BEAUNIARCHAIS.
The famous oak of 13-'rlulnar4 h:4is,
which furulerly flourished on the Quai
d'C)r.say, has fallen to the wo'ttlma::':s
ate.. The spot isc historioe, for in days
poet it was the incus of thy re-sidenns -of
the author of rhe 'Barber of e: illc.'
The tree has seen t•icit;si,no'e`s. .it was
under its spreading branch", that Beau-
marchais instructed the IL•tughter of
Louis XV. in music, :and then: ,were
heard the harp of Madam.) t-ieto;re and
the violin of 1Tadam-: Adelaide,, 11) nater
tines the sweet 'straeins el; r:ln,sie gave
place to tint fuinei of a tOinit'rn factory
whi,'h was situated on put\, of Beatlntar-
ehal is innds: --From the tension Globe.
- To says
alai GIRLS
•We will give yon s liand,omo
Watch or Fmiatolu E'en or8LU4
'Cash; whachelfry you wl('It.'•ror
nalttttit •s4 00 worth or
otit splendid Yob
41 ,40+. - They ern envy
ynll—overynno ask('
Eur mire orthem. 'Send
'ort' name and aa•
droa- aapd aro wilt elemt
lards prepnl't
—•ell thein and send '
05 our mousy and we
will send yon your
.pn+vint, or yon stay •
cud nuns nu
eilance.avhirhsveryou
prefer. write EodAY-
ave give ,an additional
`prauts% it you nett the
candy within 10 days.
Overland Merchandise Co.; Sept:, aneroid.
5e j Fal G oIlege. who died December :til, 1-vei S
Milli Th are so tit that they crit
ear teheive itrtitataone o. , L:tato2:via and
•9n c Znd ala.
17711110 En WAY
HOMEA.
DYEING
is to use ONE :bye
that will color either
Weel, Cotton, Silk or
31,1:std Goods Perfectly,
Ton will find this in
Send toraatnplo
Card end Story
iloot.let t5
The 7U13.'t O'l.
rticlf Mitn$ON
CO.. Lirnitrd.
:dontron 1. a}",,
With this Modem Dye all you have to do is to
asic for DY -0 -LA then you CAN'T snake a
the Wroag Dye for tho goods
m.et.a3te and useY
real have to color.
NEW FRENCH TOYS,
nobody will szsl)etrt
loot loess. ago M. Lepirc th' prefe,'t of - - -'- --
polio o ,'meed alt.annual toy colnt>e-
alt:c,n, 1 the cloy that wine ti prize be -
SCRATCHED FOR 40 YEARS,
a'onles, s" they ,ay. hall marked and is Used D. �, a Si Months -Ali
certain to alrr:ttt tit _n t'uh!••
The clues feature this season is ealled Itching '70726:.
Lc t. rc.,lt tic .'1. t, that= nttnled after This is the wetnat experience of Anne
than great at•roptatt,e race through France Crotnan, Santa Rosa. Cal., with the won -
a few months rig.). h is very sheerly 'aerial U. D. 1). Prescription.
vont-rived ami sliuw, a t>iol)la.ne and c. 1). D. D. is .the proven E,'zentn Cure,
monoplane rewiring at a great -;peed the mild wash that gives lestant relief in
cl.:).ri--Leiepl0, all forms of skin trouble.
around :L
Another c ,ilti'ivatnee, half toy. and half
Cleanses the :skin of 011 impurities--
ming. game, cnn i -us of trent aeroplanest alth as
t.•nit:g around a most aril rising one
a.,orei: the other. It contains the genu-
ine sp• l•tin)y' Reie111Y.h t. I notice.( too,
that wild beasts are plentiful, aspeeisliy
bears and tige!8, although monkeys also
n
,:e siert well :•e presented. Altogether
tops have , eu very ingeniously treated
.ti9 yo •t.. 'resitt the Uentlentau• ------0--•1"41 --•-
TROUBLE PT THE HUB,
(Ilat1>itr'} \z-oet,ly•) t' ,,,�,`' rl". kik;
lc;giloi" said Wilkins, ''1 see I:a'.
1; sI n, too. hasher anuui.rivai tlott e:e•:,
'1!,r ',00ks of the Municipal llaf.h Depart.
Isexit are reported to chc>'a' plan, n e <ru
r eat es. geeordieg 11 the a pe`r.'
"Whets' the ,n } i. l i" eeke1
-o+.iev.ody taken a !lath .t ith int ac.
ettirig for it?"
�.+.r
Minarti's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
VICAR OF ONE trA.•i3H 71 YEARS.
1'h' lint'. [(envy \Ie t itf I n rn'i
•6 ,:e• recently Ct)1111>ie'te tt h:'4enl t !•r))
-v••r.:s int vieu.r of tits ?oriel' of \'mile'.
l..t.10 Ashton. heti i.:1'1 l !:is r::httt:t-
rie1t In the inutile of .the iti•!hop of \`r•ot•-
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