HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-03-17, Page 2TRIM, FML WOMEN
WITH PALE CHEEKS.
l ow Rapidly Learning the Way to
[Health by Vigor by the list of
Dr. Hamilton's ills:'
Thougp,nds of half-dead, emaciated,
morn -out women are dragging out their
'Weary lives simply because they don't
know what ails them. Nine times in ten
it's indigestion, which directly leads to
acnaemia, poor circulation and eventually
i7$Valitlism.
How can you expect to be strong if
the stomach is overloaded by soum
putrid, undigested food? There caul be,
no nourishment supplied by any stone
sta. that isn't working right up to soli
time all day long.
The first step towards relief is t )
Bush out all wastes and unhealthy 1:uet-
ter. Loosen the bowels—stir up the liv-
er ----stimulate the kidneys. Once L'his is
done Dr. Hamilton's Pills will quickly
manifest their health -restoring gtutlities.
"The best way to corret't impaire.l di-
gestion, to cure constipation, ue tisane,
liver trouble and other ailments of , l:e
etornach and botvells," writes Mrs. Uraalt
A. Dempsey, from Woodstock,. `-i> by
the frequent use of Dr. Hamilton's Pills.
1 lidn't know what it was to enjoy a
good meal for months. My stomach was
xoex, I belched gas, was titin, tired, pale
tend nervous. I simply house-eleaneti
rriy eystem with Dr. Hamilton's Pills.
,inti have Veen robust and vigorous ever
einem."
To keep the machinery of the body in
active wc.rking order, no remedy is so
efficient, •so snitd, so curative as lir.
Hamilton's Pills—.good for men, women
and children, 25e per box, at all dealers
or the Uatarrhobone Co., Kingeton, Ont.
res
g rA COFFEE RECIPE.
les, a good chunk of money can be
waved in a year by roasting your own
coffee. and it is not, so hard, at that.
All that le needed is a good, big heavy
akii)e:. Before roasting a poand at
groat .:toffee, put in a chunk. of Clutter
the Mee of an almond, mixed with a
tears, .>nful of sugar. Roast on the
.ctor, or flame, steadily shaking end
aitir'_icg in the old-fashioned double-
tale..fit: way until all is a uniform rich
b:..wn. Shake fast when coffee "pope"
`.r strokes. Please don't burn. The but-
ter and sugar barely help the flavor,
aroma, and bouquet of the delirious
drink'. 13ut the butter must be good,
and not too much ustsi'at one time; the
smeller the quantity to do the job right
tete better.—New York Press.
Are You Sc3jact to.lumbago ?
To watch an attack Iron till; on makes
r tie think lunfbago iii utieelrierous. The
Wtsee syetein is,a,lt`but Peralyze.d.e.e.teena
eJr rnanuat labor are biome -401e. The
em -eat and speedier, relief i:. found in.
Nervi:ine, which ...should he thoroughly
robbed over the back, eidee end shonl.
'b•trt. Lots of Xerviline and plenty of
imbruing can't do anything but good. Of
emirate if permanent pure is desired, a
:r,erriiine Porous nester should be ap-
plied to relieve all strain and latent ut-
flaennia.tion from the mu.elee of the
a -•rt: hart ['hie will absorb all the dele-
terious s eretiout through the teliteed
pares alga efieet a certain and lasting
,•.ire•. livery limits and pity'ietan who
lest? •ira.te.hed the Norvilint' treatment,
sure i'-•ea.tl i be beaten in Lumbago. ',est.
ritigia. Rhtumakisnt ant all :mites, pants
.st'.ffne4u; in the ntuseles.
NAMiNG THE BABY IN JAPAN.
Seth lovers of picturerttlee eeretuonies
u,. the .Japanese do not let an import:lit
re east like the tutntiitg of the hey ;sura
stir: c'it proper &min-talt:•i:. The infeanee
1 ittle ie immediately annr/ttncted to the
It at;:vees and friends. who hasten to
send congratulations and nee -tents. Visit -
ore -.teed to insist upon Being the mother
rtrtd ehild, but the ! etead of medical
kttowledge is gradually t•hait iug thio,
(trt int seventh day t ft"r birth the cli id
5
named. The first born inn ie tri-
,1lls,tittJy mined "fentrt ,'' wittelt iuealt.t
°there, as in Latin, an nam d
tietr.md." "Third," anti -10 oa, Girls are
mere Melee., receiving nit tutestlnl. 1'.atne-
;il.e " nett•:' "L'heysii cin , min,'
mei !rte like.
m , >t`
hi7 art? 1
quickly stops coughs. cures colds, heals
the throat and inns... . . . i 5 cents.
:4'"r,. Muggins --r".ty busleentl ie a per -
feel, eta.tk. Sire. l3uggine •-:\!l husbands
are. my dear. Meet. 'Wiggins • But fancy
a Hiatt who eontplai tie that my inns teed t
platters are not its strong at those i
hit, mother awed to make.
tnlaitml how n fellow can lava e girl
deay:y. and ye; .i;t'.itln tot. no Liu) look
„hence
n
MINE FATALITIES.
Death Rate in America less Than Any
European Country,
It lias long been the geueral itupres-
SiuJt that Anteritme mine owners are
gra:spiu}, individunit, careless of the
safety of their wotkere and thiuking
only of profit. :Their methode are coin -
'infect with foreign met Male, usuatty
greatly; to • their advantage.
T1I following reports taken front an
article pnblisliedl itt the January, 7th
isettneof the Anteriean • Engineeeriag and
1liniu ,tottrnal tell quite 'a different
story. They prove conclusively that the
United States system, measured in Mt -
man life, is apparently :fee in advance of
that of the old world.
For every amillion tors of eon' mined
the lost of life in the varinue countries
is estimated see follows:
United Sta.tee ... .. . .... 3.84
Great Britain ... ... ....... 4.15
f)errnauy ... ... ... ... (1,:i;,
.Nranca .. 6:56
Belgium .. .. .... .. .. .. 5.71
Austria .. .. .. 8.16
With the evidence so overwhelmingly
in favor of the United State' lintropean
contemporaries might study Americana
Ih17?i71}± prscttee to great advantage.
Mining is nee•.' tta.rily a hazardous
business, but it always has been eoneed-
ed that wage and working conditions
were far more favorable in this country
than abroad. It is a satisfaetiou to
know that :Unerioan owners are suc-
ceeding in cutting down casualties to
the xniuiluuin.
TI -fl - MODERN WAY
OF,n.
HOME
DYE= i
Is to use ONE Dye
that will color either
Wool, Cotton, SIik or
fixed Goods Perfectly,
Yon win find th s In
Send for quintile
Card and Story
Booklet 9!
The JOHNSON.
RICHARDSON
CO., Limited,
Montreal. Con,
With this Modern Dye ally= have to date; to,
ask for DY.O-LA then you CANT make a
mistake and use the Wrong Dye for the goods
you have to color.
ON SKIS'IN THE ALPS ti DAYS.
Two young Swiss Alpinists, Fritz
Pfeiffer, of niennva, and Fritz Strasser,
of Zurich, members of the Alpinre Clnb,
have conclude(; a .splendid .fceit of dilat-
ing-
1n k-
ing on skis,' remaining six days and
nights in the Alps of the Beruese Ober
land. They ascended the ,Tungfrau (13.-
670
1L:671) feet) for the first time this year and
several other peaks.
They returned safely without having
seen a human being for 144 hours. They
were equipped to fight aintillst the great
cold. Each carried fifty pounds of foots
and drink in his haversack, as well as
ropes, ice axes and crampon% and they
were warmly clad. The Alpinists were
on their skis from ten to fifteen hours
a flay, and the average temperature was
between 3.S degrimee and :30 degrees be-
low freezing point. itfesst's. Pfeiffer and
Strasser started front Galnpel, in the
ValetI, and ended their Alpine holiday at
hindermatt. They crossed numerous
pnsseta and glaciers: --From the London
lxpres.
I OWE MY LiFE TO GIN PILLS
Ii yon want to see a happy woman,
just cul! on Mrs. Mollie Dixon, 59 Hos.-
kin avenue, West Toronto.
"After ten ,years of suffering from kid-
ney disease, I believe I oleo my life to
Gin Pills, Before I began using Gin
Pills my back ached so much that 'could
not put on my shoes, but after taking
three boxes of Gin Pills, these troubles
are all gone. It is a pleasure for xne to
add one more teetimoltial to the grand
reputation of "Gin Pills.
Mre. 11. Dixon.
:5Oe a box, 6 -for 2.50, at: all dealers.
Sample free it you write National Drug
& Chemical ('o,, (Dept. H. Le), Toronto,
Ont.
TWO OF A KIND.
"Ohl George," sighed the lovesick
maiden. "1'nt mine l'm not worthy to 'be
you wife."
"Well;" rallied George, wearily, "I'm
Brit worthy to be ;vane husband, so we're
jnr,t about matched." --•Tice Catholic
Standard and Titles,
ONLY ONE "19R.OMO QUININE'"
That is „LAXATIVI. BRONCO QUININE.
Look for the signature of E. W. GROVI7.
'Used tate World over to Cure a Cold in
Or.c Day. 2,5c.
No Excuse for Round Shoulders.
Being rowel t•iv.t:',taarc'i is a tttornl
flaw. It is eauaed, tnnybe, by poor eye-
sight wrongly eitextructed chairs, and
heredity, t.11t the was., of curing it are
Manifold, VIII rna,y it' you choose lama
tit' e welkit:g with te brick or a cup of
water on your head; you may walk with
arils fohieat behind you; yon ;nay try
1', •keep the upper cttetittn of the back-
bone perfectly flat.; you may try to
push against you;• miller with the back
of your neck. You may practice any
of the 17 outer schemes to stand erect.
Undoubtedly one of the beet habits its
that of sleep aril leisure breathing.- To
be round-shouldered ie .e> be guilty of
moral failure, tiltce it can be eurt:,.---
Coltiex's \l eel ,y,
Even the froth on a gine; of beet
seems- to realize that there is plenty of
room at the top.
!• t1EBRR1`- tIOS1'ITAL
THAINING S J()ULfOR NURSES
. ii6A;G`'J(f'ldybt'E, Md.
In conlnectU v cit one or the
•t'lnest equttt :.o:tmitais its the
:Utast, oftere ,lt' ;,clone' ennertunl-
ties t0 yottllg ;'?,>lmten to train for
the professttti' i )ntr ing. :t'lte
course is thre) „*:ars and includes
all braucheem n7canitat liar+ ca-
pacity of lisp ;i,"s and a lar'g'e dis-
Pensary serviti
For further 'mane tier, write
snot. of Nurse: r. Sehrevw ilio,srpituai,
h(onuutettt St, it til Itittland Ave.
Baltimore, ,ltd.. if. :•f. A.
THE BLA(',I bLEEVE BAND.
Theo eas•tont ':t,_ wearing a black
band opt tine tsd• a 'as an in•clicatiou
of half of eeelU:'-1 uiuuruiug invites
remark. Meek lernele were first worn
by living servarlet :.o. EngIannd, 'when
it was .not ilhoil:F?itt • necessary to fit
them, out in, c ria tete tmifornl of
blacks, It leut us.eIy oontsitiered bet-
ter form abjure entirely the livery
of grief if eine o-ituiat afford (sr doers
not approve of nearing black, and
as dearly evr r .nto has at Isast one
black suit or snook( have., the xteeees
sity of the oanl'i te not quite appar-
ent.—From Illi r. o o; Meft7azitte.
Minard's Liniment Cures Garg,-t in
Cows.
t CANNOT WEAR THE OLD FLAIR.
(Lippinet tt't M.agaeiae1.
I can not wear the old hair
I wore some mouths gone i d ! s -
2'e laid it on tint -topmost shelf. It
With many a ;Weary sign.
eno longer are ;wearing pur€e . }4
And rats areutta de testa; S
1 can not wearlhe ohl hair— 1 I `
Oh, what a.eruel brow!!
1 can not wear the oltl hair. t-''""
For which good gold. I paid'.
Rat? hair Is se. expensive when
One gets the Deeper: shade.
I felt so dreadful when it was cotf1s 1,
All Iittle puffs and curls;
But 1 can t wearthe old reed hair,
Alae for Pashion's whirls!
1 eau not wear the old red stair,
Icer switches 1 •must htty
And wind them round and rowel my
head
As flat as they will Ito,
itIy face Is far too plump for this;
My nose fs nlucli too long;
But 7 can't wear the old flair.
It's altogether Wrong..
AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE
FOR ALL BABIES.
Mrs: 1A a,: ztr '.Therefor, Ont.,
'smites :, Me. tetra Tablets
an invaluable 'e ii:ine''frir little ones.
I used theta for )sty own child when he
was small and last summer when I had
a baby visitor whose food slid not agree
with him, 1 seat for another box of the
Tablets and tl ey quickly helped hint.,"
It is testimonials such as thie that have
made Baby's Own Tablets popular—
they have shown thein to be an invalu-
able medicine for little ones. The Tab-
lets always do good—they can never do
harm. Once a mother has tried them
for her little one she will have nothing
else. For with tite Tablets site feels
safe. They are sold under the guar-
antee of a government analyst to con-
tain no harmful drugs. Baby's Own
Tablets may be had at any medicine
dealers or at 85 cents abox from The
Dr. Williams' 'itlediciue Co.. Brookyiile,
Out.
s'0
MOVING PICTURE SHOWS,
(Kingston Standard.)
To deprive the children, therefore, of
attendance at these moving picture
shows would be wrong. The remedy does
not lie in that direction, bet rather its
snaking regulations that tihail prevent
tate showing of pietteres whfeh may have
a. bad influence upon ehild•re:t. Repress.
ive legislation is never good when it aims
at killing rather;tlilnn miring. Lot us by
all means have these teeming picture
slows, but let us have them properly
regulated. 1f that i'1 done "ltey can be
matte a very ,patent influence in improv-
ing the chi draft 'both inteile.etuallq and
morally.
PROBLEIV! FOR THE EDITOR.
It has been asked whether stepping on
a man's corns is sufficient provocation
, for swearing. The editor advises, keep
your toes clear of corns by using Put-
' ream's Painl''e s Corn Extractor, always
ibest, painless and prompt. Sold by drug -
1 gists, price 25e.
1
TO SAY AND 7 C` 00,
"DO you wish to go to 'church this
evening? Father is going to preach, you
know," the minister's: fair daughter ask-
ed.
The„ young man considered.
"Um. The last time I• went, he rt -
thee fell on some of my small f s,iiiur;a.
Do you know what his text will be o -
night?„
"Yes: 'Love one .!Another."
He regarded the round pink dwelt: ap-
pro•vingly. '
"Suppose," ho° suggested softly, "dolt
we let the old gentleman. go • pre•.n.eh,
while we alt nut a;t. the porch and pram
tice k"---hippineott's,
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
OLDEST CHAIN BRIDGE.
The largest and oldest chain bridge in
the world is said to be at Xing -Tong, in
China, where it.' forms a perieet road
half a !Tile in length, from' the top of
one mountain to the .tpp of another.
1BRITISH
DRINK AND SMOKE BILL
The higltest c'ousumptimt in the United
Kingdom wee in toe year 1907, which
was about -2,057 pound'; an individual,
laking the whole poptllntioit at a basis;
while in 190p it fell to 1.975 pounds an
Individual. Of tie amount paid for to -
Memo •in Moe the Government received
$74,307,2.54.
The total mist an individualperan-
nttm in 1909 was about ?,2.l)0;;, and
contain. a family w
as not ting of 4.62
persons (\v'hicll is it • t'ettstls haat;), the
Annual expenditure of suets family was
$13 411,. which aniouuls to. 0 wet'lcly e:x-
penditure of 25tk cents.
`L7te a'nnllai average for illtoxieanta
for a-familyof the size above .mentioned
is estimtit•ed at $77.51. The two expendi-
t'ttres combined 'Would indicate that the
average by each family iu the United
7Kiugdotn in 1901) wee $11.71 a week.---
From E)ail y Consular and Trade Re-
ports.
e t'
BETTER THAN SPANKING
Spanking doer not rine children of
bed-wetting. There N. ti constitutional
cause for this trouble.. 1dt't. M. Sttuu-
rnmrs, Box W., S. Mediae. Ont., wilt
send fire to any mother her ettel eessfli'1
hone treatment, with full iastrneti{mit.
Send no money. but write her to -day if
your children trenble you in this wiry.
Don't blame Lite chill; the Ihntteea are
it can't help it. :L'hit treatment also
cures edltlts and egad- people troubled
with urine ciiffit'ulttes by day or night.
ISSUE NO. 11, 1911
AGENTS WANTED.
rr 1 •AN ASiSEltS WANTJSD. W11BI1 LT
L.` salary pard. Alfred 'Tyler. 366 Clar-
ence Street. London. Out.
Chicago despatch: Cattle Receipts ea.
ASTON'AND WOMEN WANTED TO RE -
present us locally. Two dollars per
day salary arid coinin1ssion. No expert.
enee necessary. Write S. L. Nichola
I,)tnited, Toronto.
Agents Wanted
Two new lines. Apply, Seliery, 228 Al-
pert street, Ottawa.
hhIr OSES' OIL FDIC PAIN, ASTHMA,
VIE Bronchitis, Coughs. 25c and SLOW.
Thugglsta or Prof. Castle, Hamilton, Ont.
CERTIFIED AUDITORS,
Accoantantsy Eta.
Special Rate ea all outsi'd'e audits. Apply for
terms, dates, etc.
RALPH C. MURTQN & COMPANY,
5 KING 3 -ERECT WEST. . TORONTO. ONT.
Every: Woman
Ls. interested. tad shnutd k,a,
about tilt wonderful'
MARVEL Whirling Spray
The new Vaginal. Syringe. Best
--MUsccatwnient It cleanses
inetanrty. Alsyou'
druggist lore tr•,,,,;`
rrs e cannot supply mho
PIA RV F L accept no other.
but send stamp for Must rate d
book—waled. !t gives full nadir -
GER NI AN
adie.GERMAN R'All! WAYS. Wassail directions invaluable to•lwnea.
It
it now 75 refers shier the fleet aril- WINDSOR,nSIIPPI.Y CO.,
01fltemene, oee Genetal.Agents for liana
way was introduced into Germaine.. "no
experiment wag magically on a modest
settle, front Lndwigebalcn ,jeiniug up Ntl-
remhurg to Icahn.. 'I'ht' tit kilometres
of 75 years ago hare inerea-toll to -day to
60,00 kilometres, a kilometre being tine-
eighths of a mile; and it it Maimed that
Certainly today poeseesee the finest rail-
way system in 'Europe. The first. loeo-
motive used on the tiui•i'mte rg-Furtlt
line was named the Adler, end was made
lender the superintendent... of Stephenson
in England. It Lost $4.:3ti0.
MINAlll)'S LINIMENT ('t•7e hetet encs
Geo tlemenr-My delight or, 10 yea re
old. was thrown from a sleigh and In-
jetu'etl her elbow so badly ie remained
stiff and very painnrl for three year%
Four bottle of 1•IlNAI1I)'S 1,tN131ie:ti't'
completely eared her unit 'he bas not
been troubled for two years.
Yours truly,
.1..l3. T.IYI:SQt-E.
St. ;Joseph 1'. O. ISIb Ang., NOD.
THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY.
7t"is a mighty atYeide from laborer in
•a wire mill. at $4.6.5. a week. to the prest-
dertetr al. 'the Uitittid ;statesSteel Cur-
porn.tion at $100,1100 a year. The nista
who has aeeouuplisltev! it is ;fames A.
Farrell, who was elected the other day
to sueceecl William Ellis Corey. In hit
career Mr. Farrell has given another
proof that ours is still the :arid of op-
portunity for the poor boy with grit and
determination to summed • •the boy who
has n enol head and an heftt'st heart
and is not afraid to soil his hands at
honest work, re matter limy bumble.—
The Christian Herald.
.••
BETWEEN DIFFICULTIES.
(Washington 'eta re
"You don't like modern eta tear ..."
"No." replied Miss Cayetute; nit. a mod-
ern statue's trousers aren't ereaserl it
isnt' neat looking, and if they we're
creased it wouldn't be artistic."
4 -o
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
`tour druggist will refund money it PAZO
OINT,vtENT fails to cure any case of
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles in 5 to 14 days. 60c,
UNLIKE MOST.
(Putek.)
Willis—•Bumpus i, one of the oddest
men I ever saw.
Gillis—How so?
Willis— Vhy, when a fellow borrows
a quarter and doesn't pay it back. Bum-
pus finally admits that it it the quarter
he cares about, and not the principle of
the thing.
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc.
MOTOR MILLINERY.
There are plaited straw.
• They maty be in but two colors.
And they may chow many shales.
Green and reds are good together.
Blues, grays and mauves mix well.
Brown and green and clipper combine
nicely.
Leather bonnets and leather trim-
mings retain favor.
In shapes, the bonnets, turbans and
toques have it all their own way.
Jam' ItstE:' letveseexJvavvrsa,t
FREE.'" :461LS
We will give you a Handsome
wet,`h or hmrotaln Pen o1, *113
Cuh, Nhtebevrr you wtsb. fir
polling At 00 worth of
our splendid Poet
Cards. Theyarvinaa'
to soll—everyone ..ks
for thereof therh. Send
nr yoirr anile and ad'
dose and we will' sons
you tie cants prepaid
—ootl there and sena
ue mfr money and we.
will send 70.a your
p.sont, or you may
keep 51.11) and•aend ur
balnne e,whtehereryore
prefer. write to-day—
we ,give an additional
present 1f you mall the
cards tvithlu 1l! days;
evarland Merchandise Ca., ilept.,33 Tennis.
IT WOULD, INDE.ED:..
"Pa., what is the height of folly!"
1•`()11, anything that is txetllstionally
foolish. For instance, if f wore: tl. (Medi -
dale for office in a district where I
should have to depend on tilt: votes of
the farmers and were to let 11 be mown
that 1 wore pajamas instead of a night
shirt, that would be the height of folly.'
•
RY ERMINE EYE REED
For Red, Weak, tVeaty, W tery Eyes
AND GRAPIrJLATED• LIDS
• Marine Doesn't Smart -Soothes )lye Pain,
;Vinnie Eye Remedy. Liquid, 25c. 51c. $1.00.
Murine Eye Salve, in Aaeptie Tubes, 25r, $i.0tl
EYE BOOKS AND ADVICE FREE BY MAIL.
Burins Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
THE LONDON FEATHER MARKET_ .
The London marirot, for the ilnporta-
tion of plumage for ladies' hats ie the
largest in the world, and it it tetiutated
that 5,000 persons are employed in the
manufacturing and other work ineident-
al to this trade. The values of the im-
porte is said to be $3.::00,000 to :j4,000,900
a yera.--From Forest and Stiea•m,
wa•
iloh? Cw
quickly stops corr,dhs, mores colds. lieais
Vol turas! nod tuodo. . . . 23 cents. -
HOW HE CONTRACTED iT.
(Philadelphia Record.)
Wigg--lllubclub complains of a frost-
bitten ear. I wonder 'how it happened?
Wagg--I believe it Boston girl once
whispered in it.
S 09S
3 TNTC r ANI)E
er THW aaE$7 t.1tDtGtNE
for COUGHS Z5 COLDS
OFTEN HAPPENS.
rI thought you said you were getting
in on the ground floor,"
"I was, but the floor was rotten and
I fell into the collar."--Chicago-Record•
Herald.
Minard's Liniment Curets Diphtheria.
-1: --a.
EXPENSIVE IDENTIFICATION.
(Washingt,,-i Herein.)
"I am to meet the duke at the dock."
"But he has never semi you, girt "
"For means of identification tie I'm to
wear a red carnation and T ant to Barry
$1,000,000 in my left ]land."
EDDY'S "SILENT" ATC
ARE THE MOST MODERN AND PERFECT
A SURE LIGHT, THE FIRST STRIKE
They make no noiee or sputter --a quiet, steady flame. The match
for the smoker, the office and the home. -.
All good dealers keep them and Eddy's Woodenware, Fi'brewnre,
Tubs, Pails and Washboards.
The E. B. EDDY Co., Limited,
HULL, CANADA.