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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-03-31, Page 2True Gas?, AppendlOtis Dr. Hamilton Clearly provesuttt" Stomach and Bowels Are at Foie, A close study of that so frequently ti'atal disease, appendicitis, has quite convinced me, writes Dr. Hamilton, that its cause is directly tra,4eabie to indi- gestion and constipation. When a protracted ease of .constil)a- tion develops, the stomach and bowels are almost sure to be clogged wit!). a *lies of sour, putrid, half-digested food. Germs develop ie. the rotting mass, pen- etrating the appendix, and, cause a were inflammation which to ' apt to retread. and if not controlled, the ap- pendix is partially or entirely s'•ut'ed Away. Bu.t there la even better than a euro for all this—there ie a way to prevent, and that is simply the frequent use of Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut, a mild, healthful remsdy that cures constipation, indigestion, full - feeling after )heals, belching of gas, sourness, heartburn, nervous and stela headache. To always feel well, hearty and vigorous, to sleep, eat and digest well, regulate your seesteln by Dr. Ham- ilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butter- nut, 25o per box, all dealers, or The Cetarrhozone Co., Kingston, Ontario. 4oa CLEAN EYE GLASSES. They're necessary. Blurs hurt the eyes. Real eye strain may result. :And then consider the looks! Any soiled item spoils the appear- ance. And they are the easiest things to t ieaII. • Of course there are 'plenty of pat- ent preparations. But there is also plenty of old re- liable soap and water. To asap and water add a little am- roonia and use even a nail brush. The brush is particularly necessary in cleaning the parts that grip the bridge of the nose. Then rinse with tepid clear water, dry with a clean linen cloth and pol- iGix oaf with tissue paper. To do a wonderfully nice ",job" and secured improved hearing. by d•a.t- alrll;oyrorta. Solrt tint igswni. tile world :Or, and ti..(:O sir. • 'fl.efn•;t• any, sutr••titlrt,' for ••l aria rthorone.•• OFFICES: , d Conductors arid ,ess and. Compactness. lata a w'hoss eamilly .carries his" •oft}'ce in' his haled .is .the raiir ead conducU:Sr. Usually it lea box sjieelally made and'. ornameutedheith briggbrass tAleiniiugs and brass handles and With the -eondue- tor's name 'neatly engivtved obi brass' plate. When his trip is finished you will see hind leave the train carrying his efface with hint, The railroad has no rent to' pay for him and yet he is one of the bus- iest of employees, with snany accounts to keep, •, In this hand office .of the eonductor s are all the records of his trip and it is a model of neatness ands compaetness. There is a place in"ltis"of ice for all the tickets collected, and. envelope for his cash fare receipts and many blank forms which he is required to fill out with par- ticulars of the run. Usually the conductor opens up his office in the baggage car or in an empty seat after his train has left the ia9t station of the run. For some time there- after he is a busy Man. His. portable office when opened is transformed into a little desk having pigeonholes and writing materials, and with it open in front of lion the con- ductor counts Itis tickets,: sorts thein among the proper pigeonholes and melees. up his accounts. It is all done generally before the train gets in, and upon . ar- rival at the terminal he takes his of- fice with him and departs with the rest of the passengers_ Catarrhal Dulness --How Cured The inconvenience oi` Blight dea:ineas is known to tens of thoustende. 11 is very frequently due to catrrrlutl inflamma- tion of the middle ear. ])runs OV sprays cannot possibly retell] the affected pa't'es. But you can breathe CatarrhnzOne. :r germ -destroying and healing agent, and 'by eompressing it into the psssagert' of the ear. you bring abottt.,n speedy im- provement in 1teeiriug. and -remove the catarrhal eonditiun there. Deee this not seem a, rational way of re-tc?;ieg Catarrh of the nrlddle ear? :Penh of thoitsdlnda throughout the world have ;been telietred Of catarrhal inflemniai.lon of the ear. fellow the rinsing by a plunge into jeweler's saw dust. After drying the sawdust, polish with tissue paper. THE ItIO OF 1-1 ERE Is to use OP#E Dye that will col p either Wool, Cotton, Silk ox! 0oodsL4erfectiy, YoarrillEticIthisia 7 Sendior5arnplu +Curdand 5to,' Bookie* 89 The aora.tsoty RIMianOSON Co., Limited, Monsen 1, can, Wiiih this Modern Dye allyoa have to dols to ate for iD ^P O•LA then yon CAN'T smite a mistake and use the Wrong Dye for the goods yon have to rotor. _ THE HA1'lD AND THE MIND. es dexterity with the hands] frequent - ;y domande coneiderabie mental effort, so manual training appears to react itpon the brain in a stimulative way. This i,a the conclusion of Professor Blatrk, of :Austrian Poland, and Dr. Scanyten, of tiltwerp, who, at the recent intertla- t.ional eongress of school hygiene, at Paris, advocated the view. based upon rnperin-tentation, the inanual training has the effect of developiug mental qualities of reading and concentration. Many have noticed the beneficial Meet of manual labor upon tnexetal activity IL historic example being that of ]..lad• stone and his tree cltoppeng•--an erper• knee which be shared with ltoraee tcreeley and Abraham I totem. IYIV'4.ru1l41Ydr+A riNK E' E 4 DISTEMPER i uizto do rCOTIG see:wet "Distemper; Cansee Curd m;td I ey!vtetioa. ' VEEN. A.LM. g& in nese de.i.ers. Aa ane 6Oo'w Ile. ail end t14! a doses, Dia fir011j f4lgollCAle CO.,Goeheai:1fdiene, 4,r,rs.i. .—a-- --- A WINDSOR LADY'S APPIA1 Tr. ,.0 Women : 1 will send tree witli full instructions. my home treatment ehioli positively cures t.eucort:lioe0, Ili(.eratton, Displacements, Failing of the womb, rowel or Irregular J?eriods, 1 terfne end Ovarian Tumors or Growths, silt. k(ot Flushes, Nervousness, Malan- . hc:Fv Pains 1n the TIcaad, Back or Row- Als.e, where t.ved by Xidnei werakneessni eineenllar toBladert our sex. Y•ou can continuo treatment at home at s: cost .ot only about 12 .cents a week. My boots. 'Woman's Own. Medical Ad-. viler.' also sent free on request Write to -day. Address Mrs. M. Slimmers. Box If. c. Windsor, Ont. FEWER FOGS IN LONDON. "Twenty yciirta ago there were fifty- five foggy days itt London during the winter months, whereas in 1009-10 tbere were only eleven durirg the same per- iod. The fog fiend hoe been scotched; if not killed," staid Sir .Tames Crichton. Browne at the annual dinner of the San- itary Inspectors' Association. The re- duction in the numiber.of fogs he attrib- uted chiefly to improved sanitation. - From the Loudon (;llrnnictle. PUT 6Y THE FLUTE.• Oh. Love, taut by the flute t Ton sli tit the tender. liquid. strain We heard amid lase April rain Of wild white blooms, to voice the -..spelt Whereof our lips are mute. Let organ diapasons telt Thu music of the naves which. roll From that. unfathomed sea, the Soul. So. I eve, put by the flute. The flute, 011 Love, put b?. For we / ato the 'Wori)fer,lli ttant Arm e-o.t r front out the rrGreat e Auuxlti. 'Here- e 'Within the larger pulse of sound. Lest. listening for the luring cult 'We lose a vaster rhythms'. fall. The flute, dear Love, put by. Put by the flute. rh, Love ! And yet so piercing keen the tone Once hard. In yon far vale, wind blown Down that bright stream,, whose brim we twain With laughter leaned above, The soy thereof do we retain Among our 'nighty alt,>t•d$,.that sn , new st'e t is youth alt inn ttta • know. Put by t?'? flute. oh. bore l -(:ertrud • Bartlett, in the 'r'ebruary l: stet' i,n i1lrall :4iaaazitse. EON'S "SILENT" ..f MATCHES -Ace, THE. MOST MODERN AND PERFECT A:SUKK .UIGHT,:THE ST: STRIKE r- y op solum or etputtaer ,ap TOst. steady flame. The exatoh far `t'hre meso.:; r, haat office and t loin% 9tB1 Ar 004,,t Osiers keep them. canal la?didy''. W'ee tenware, 1lrlbretrcre, Tuba, Pills .lad Wuahboareis, E B.EDDYEDDY Co., Limited. HULL, CANADA PLJZZL.,ifil 'IT OUT. When''telegraph.Totes were first 9st up they hada mint disgaietixtg effect upon various , 'pe t.' ' t animals. In Nor- way, for inataz1ee the thus of the in- troduction of the e tv:efnl articles, the bears were. ntuch`'I ...paced to determine,' their purpose; ' The Norwegia:. 1)c ar, Bearing tate mor.ring of the t'1 .ri in the wires, such a buzzing as h,e ' uad somewhere heard before,. proeedsd • in, the ursine fashion to "put two and two together:" Such a buzzing must xnetiu the preemie -it"' of a sweet "Dorset; the poles must be gtgan- tic hives; Ro the-, bear set to work to root the poles Out of the ground. 'Che strange humming also attracted the attentionof the woodpeekere, whien concluded that innumerable iuseets wore concealed in these tfllt poles. Therefore., the, birds `vent to work to find the trea- sure, boring boles, to entrant the insects. In time, however, they all became AVIA- N., and toe telegraph pots or wire came tai be used by more than one species of bird ay a safe place for its met. There is a small bird of 'Natal that used to build its eradle-shaped neat in the branehee of tree, but as soon as the telegraph wire9, were set up it changed the leeation of its housekeeping anti built on the wires, so that snakes eoutd not molest its treasures. O 4 ♦ _. A BOOK FOR MOTHERS Evoy'•no*her i:- naturally mini- t nus for t i, ellen that wilt min- a.Kl : '' q.r poets .ala, , goad 'little t.tiiiitheti ir• , httidirinei Co. 'hive eisrzeri a little book tvhicb 'ooutaine .r, gipa.t deal of in.foimuition On the eare of bre, bies and young children that ev- ery mother ought to knew. The book will be sent free to any mo- ther who will sena her name and address; . with the note of this .,r newspaper. to The Dr. '1Villianis' e Medicine Co., Broekville, Ont. Horsemen, Read: This T have 'used 111` AllI3' .ZtI\Izlti:\ 1` in my stables for over a• year, and coat-. sider it the VERY BAST for horse flesh 1 can get, and would strongly recom- mend it to all horsemen. GEO. HC)L'GC;f. Livery Ste:01es. Quebec, 99 to 103 Ann St. ISSUE NO. 13, 1911 Gy AGENTS WANTED. t A'NIt elS•ERS WANTED. w-Yl1ICICLT A./ :.salary paid. Alfred Tyler, 316 Clar- ence street. London. Ont. 3r TOD ARE I.00KrN 1 FOG ^Til: ttest PREMIUM proposition In a",a,c- ada. r tt...t appeals to e•r+•raoc_, •zppLY to Sellery, Advertising Dept., 128 Albe••t street. Ottawa, ILI'I'VE MAN Olt 'W()MAN .tai , 7iet fay -work hatoppor unity- paying $i.Ot3 ovale, i ser da.'. Spere'tiine can be used. Work not diffi- cult and t•eoutres )to experience. ce. Wh.- stot: Limited, Spadina avenue. Toronto. 11fOSES UIt. Qt.arter and T)ollar Stops 11�1OL -pain and soreness anywhere-. Drug- gists everywhere. 11. :t2clfa.v & Co., Hamilton. Every Weanan sat,,., anti ::1a0.1 ]tootr about etre wonderMe MARVEL Whirling Spray rhe new V,geinae Syrn.ge newt —bloat Con.mica. it Meaoset •dbmily. Ase ran. eug,,st +4- $.41-4- :+44-4-4-444-4", *• LOST ISLAND OF DEAD SEA. The Dead Sea is encroaching up;th the land about it so rapidly in this decade that whole forests of trees which !arai- erly grew at some distance from :ts banks are now partially submerged. Maps of the sea made twenty yenu • ago show._ an island., near-. the 'northern extremity of the la,ire wlxielt wits not found during s resent survey. and it is supposed that this has been lost in the rising waters. The 'Turkish Government sold the mining rights on the shores to a syndicate for about $350,000, and it the sea. for souse` unknown reason con- tinues to rise. these holding. will be almost unattainable -•-From the Chic- ago Tribune, ELECTRICITY AND CLIMATE. In a recent lecture before the Bri- tieh institute of Electrical Engineers, Signor Ferranti made a startling. •declaration to the effeet that the weather of the island of Great Britain could be controlled by steams of elec- tricity, The entire island would have to be girded with an electrical " de- fence" capable of warding off the vapors of the sea and preventing them •from precipitation on the land. The sunlight hours could thus be inoreas- ed es desired. Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff, A A. POWER SOI-]EME FOR INDIA. Sir George Clarke, the g'(;rnpr of Bombay. in inaugurating ti stsheute i to supply Bombay with .10,(1(10 hofrse•p'ow- er from a storage of, reservoirs in the '43testerit Ghats, protested against the ignorant• croakers who belittled Indian pl•ogreee and enterprise. The scheme, winch is intsrntting as the greatest yet attempted. in India, consists of damming the valleys in the Gheass for the storage of water power convertible into eleefii'lo power. The dams will be 5,000'. faot"; fit length and from 32 feat to. '10 feet in.. height, creating ]akes ;'l,fj21. acres in e)f- tent, with a capa4ity of ;;,000 01)0,000 eta hie feet, with a,fall 1,73Q Det. • The. pewee- output: 'will t 'l,raatsm:tted " to ittbiay'x ,' t ^three ndltxs Mynas. :. The 0 11 be the chief eeneunterly. iuterestingt'feature is that exeltlsrvely Indian. it wit]' zibiddy in 1913. Ulm cannotaupply the h1ARVCLAccept nu other, but sendstantptor aruttrated Bonk -seared: a t rise, full partib. Wars and direction; iaraluabile to tadtei, WINDSOR SUPPLY 1'LY CO., planer. One. r,^natal AV.:. ear C., LITTLE WI LIE'S CAMEL 'ESSAY. A boy in Oklahoma City subntitteal the following essay on the ship of the desert: "The cannimal is a sheep of the des- ert. It is called a backteria because it leas a. hump on its back. The Cannieed - E MUSTER AT THE CIRCUS. (Bulletin, N. S. W.) "'d ZVaybatik—"Wot d'yer charge fer AS .N04',JOKIE t pPe'` ~lay over in the town of tario, Mrs• B. cause into Mr, and asked for a couple of of Dye., Be was selling the style Dyes that require a separate . ;fer Wool and Cotton, and asked her lf. tshe knew what KIND of cloth her gods were made of, Mrs. B. said she wase% sure, so he advised her to go horde end make the following testi • "First to take a small piece of the goods, and revel out the threads each way of- the Cloth, then put a snatch to there- Cotton would be apt to burn freely with little odor, Wool might mere- iyy singe and would be apt to give out a disagreeable odor, something like burn- ing hair. silk would burn liese freely than Cotton awl smell like burning Wool. Now, if it did not: smell very nuu'b, she was to use Dye for Cotton, if it did she was to use wool •D.ye, but she was to look out to see that it did not shell too emelt or too little. Now, nnfor'tuuately, lire. 11, had a cold in her head. tet .the time, and could• 1e't smell ANYTHING, so she naturally thought that the goods were Cotton, and site used the Clottot Dye. 11 turned out that her goods were really all Wool, and naturally her Dyeing was a fail- lu•e, Since then B. has 'put in an as- sortment of the Guaranteed ONE DYE fur ALL 1CINI)t of (loth, which does away with all chane of using the WRONG Dye for the Goods one has to color. Mrs. R. is natnrttlly much relieved as well as Wei ether Lady ['uetoniers. a_. When Nature Was Timekeeper, •1 n the British Museum is a large stone composed of ,:arbonete of ilme, which would serve perfectly as a day Itti, rsr's:calendar, inasmuch as it would indicate to him every Sunday and holi- day of the year. thought not the, day of the month. !Moreover, says ilarper's Weekly. the stone le tzn actittt time re - remit of the work done for a long- period . in an Englasse coal mine. The "Sunday same," as it is ealted, wits removed from s. colliery dram. When the miners were at work the drain left a deposit colored betels by tile ,e,.,aI moat, hitt Arlt+'n no work utas being bone the water ran down elear' and left a white deposit. 'These deposits in the eourse of time built up the stone. Beall d.iy of work left a black streak, some• diately followed by a white streak made ,tering the night. Wide white streaks indicate the holidays and Sundays. Sia verypatsent,• and will lie down and die without a groan, but when it is runny it gets its batik up. which is call - BY ilVftIDE EYE REMED u. For sled, Weak, tWearY. Watery Eyes AND GRANULATED LIDS Marine boesn'ISmart-Soothes Eye hate M iniseEyeReistxly, Liquid, Dc. 50e, $1.00, Murine Eye Saler. is Aseptic Tubes. lac. $1.00. EYE BOOKS AND ADVICE FREE a t MAIL Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chloago .iNG IRON. ?lire is ott is only a laboratory pre• peratiofi. Cast•iro'n, the most generally weld .variety, contaiss about 5 per °bait. of impurities, ed taking the hump. The shepherds of the kids, :nester ,: cannimals is- called Arabs. When •sty a live in. towns they are called street Young (;a htal.er .`rSixpen, c up to Arabs. When the eann.ift1 1 goes on. a fifteen•" journey it drinks as rnueh as it cart to Old Wayback---"Draft off fifteen, Mary. last for many days. Such animals are But here, "Oster, svot' are ,c' gain' ter called •acquidueks, Those that cannot charge fer the other seven'" carry enough are called ]nel)r:tties." Minard's liniment Relieves Neuralgia The boy is eight years old. ;ells teeth- es says he is sin'ignoramtta. His father THIS WILL MAKE YOU GERM says he. is a young lark Twain. iPROOF. . CURED OF LAME BACK WIIEetN 8 Mr. Samuel Martin, of Stratiiroy, Ont., Missed twenty years of his life In Wren*. suffering tortures from Iante hack. lie tried nearly all advertised reatndies, and iruisehold recipes. but received no benefit' from any of them. Some months ago. seeing Oin Pins ad- vertised. Mr. Martin purr:based a box. The afterx'lie hadtief ich Mr. tikentnuetartin box waspsocended y,teot tt at he knew lte had found the right remedy at last. lie used two more box- es a.nd Is now completely cured. G0c a box, 6 for 32.60. at all dealers. Free samnle If you write National Drug & Chemical Co. (Dept . L.). Toronto. THE CYNICAL PH1t.OSOPHER. A woman in the ,'dee m av ',>t all right; it is when there are two that there IA `}'tkeelyy to be 'trouble. Whim e woman dresses to please the men, she doesn't have ntu,•lt ellectss with the One wbto is paying for 11. •A woman steps telling her age as ;soon us age he ght% telling on b''r. A lean may :stile sod mil" taut lie a villain ---or just n {•ample i,llot.. :All flowers l,lbom la tit': eoneerteitry except the wallilo xer. - •Siru,trt :let. ARGENTINA'S EXPORTS. Argentina is • the greatest exporter of corn in the world; she sends abroad more chilled and froeeif meat than; any other country, Only Russia, says the Century/ , excels her in wheat eepertp, and only Australia • contributes attire wool to international trade. The story of her oceupatioltsis told in the fact that nearly $4:,500,000,000 of working'' capital is represented in the pastoral. Laid stgriculturid pursuits . end in the .'al- lied industries, while less than $100,000 is involved its manufactures, tend this includes electric light and power plants used in the larger cities... ONLY ONE " B ON+HO QUttilie I " That is LrASATivX; l3uomo 'ar-IN t:v'E. ',Look for the signature Of 11 W. GROVE,,. Heed the World over to Cure .a Cold in One Day, :die,: • SPOKE, TOO SOON (Metropolitan Bagai;ne.), "You see," said the little teem with the dyed beard,' tts he-"sriu'ilelied all Att..' pl'e purchased lr`bnt thc'traift boy, & Vegetarian'' • "Yon meant you try to lt'' ore,, 11u- aq+ered the etrsnnger an the 'seat 1.aeide libt�i, pleasarctl�r. 1tSirt What do you mean by that?"' °'Simply' tbat there was a worm ie th*t.t apple, noel sola got iL Mhtsardta Liniment (lures Bursts, Etc. TO CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY Take LAXAT1' .1 EROMO Quinine Tab- lets. Druggists refund money 11 it falls each box. ::Se.,:Se.,to cure. li, GV, oitCovgS s 'tand+--urs li on COL ORS OF BUTTERFLIES, This will help to keep you from catching cold. The skin being a close third in. importance to the lungs and Icid- Ixeys in renovating the system, the skin must always be clean and the pores kept open. Yn taking a bath instead of using soap use sal soda or baking soda. They fill clean the skin quicker and better. Wipe thoroughly and when through dash over the whole body a cold sat- urated solution of common salt and wipe sparingly. This will snake your skin gesso proof and your body healthy. 1t has been 'long known that the col- ors of butterflies arc influenced by tem- perature. 'Experience during the tact ten years hue given ])octor It - Fischer some startling results, and bnive shown not rnly that eoId sru+olw may produce new species; (rem the .lid, belt 11111 t)• normal neat.?nay ,yiiiltl the sumo varie- ties, the changes being doe to retarded, development. Extreme cold moreover brings out other variations that may ar)ear into in .extreme treat. iloMCun qulciclystops coughs, cures colds, Beale the throat and tunes, - • • 25 cents. ,e.r OM ELES'7E ECONOM Y. When eggs are 'tip in price or clown in number a tasty omelet may be con - coated with hail the usual number by using .soft bread crumbs to eke therm out. An old rule calls for a cup- ful of the crunmbs, softened in half n cupful of milk and then mixed thor- oughly with four eggs until tine mix- ture is smooth. Season with salt and pepper and cools like an ordinary osselet or bake in two buttered plates- in the oven until the eggs eel. The omelet should go to the table in the plates is which it is baked, NAVE YOU A' PAINFUL CORN? What any corn needs is the soothing,•w influence of Putriam's Corn mid IVart' Extractor, which in twenty-four beta's lift out eatery root, branch and stein of corns and warts, no matter of how long standing. No paid, no scar, uo sore -- just clean wholesome cure ---that's the way 1'utnam's rainless Corn and 1Vart Extractor nets. Get a. 23e. bottle. NEW WORLDS TO CONQUER, (Philadelphia Record.) ,onrzny's N[amtna. �Vil1lo 11y3ones :IOC little boy io`play'marbles with, istktt he ? TErmtny--Yes, ma'am. ;Tommy's Manama—Then why don't you play with hitn, instead of with all those 1ott t;..boys from the bask street`? ' 'oienitn-p!X won till his yesterday. iau[,*ct$'y steers ISa dbet,nt ilitd ;Isis 'THE (Rtil';�l AnxiotsPelOtd• loan, is this' boa Jt : ,g 110,0r a tvaR�'r Deckhalid-=-"We11,, stns' a leltlejr old so - tub T achouldn'tu'ur'onder.if ahci''lodtt3 , . stoles( down. But time her h'itere Mtiard's .eliiniment for sale : every, ain't slate too good, so ale- .'aright go up." `where ;.k,: °.;,