HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-05-19, Page 2S e'enth?
'this Will `Cell You lI.ow to Ra-
isin Spirits and 'Vitality in
a Short Times
Ona'e you were robu4t, bright, anti hap -
Pr, , To -day you are dull, worried, fatt-
ili•� in vittelity and lappd�aranee . ,lust
V1 (R ,y ,ahou.111 be at soul hest you're
eIleyk'd:out ant iL ed a cleansing, brtu•ulg
-tC 'Via. Diced -wilt ayDnti rieltde11. 'I1
titaeitote eplri't.;' i11 soon return, you'll
i be yourself agate if you regulate the
:a elen1 with .1)i•. Ile )Milton's 1'11L , -1
tiU:iY wsilidt1f11t".tnetlielne• It searches
out disease: positively- drive. away h••n•l-
ar.lie wcatinces, and leek or vital tercet
(five wile•.'( ti chance. C„e t)r. amil-
w,n'n Yips°and watch the result:. Sold ev-
erewhere 3t1; _25c :boxes.
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THE• PEACF PACT_
(}.'hllrzdelp`tla Record.)
alt
Telt
though, the remarks of
**�1're�tdeiit Tai- iu taxer of the arbitra-
•
then of a"ii internlatlunttl issues, and file
favorable •response thereto of Sir 1d -
Ward t;aey, estsl.•ngland, \\emit' soon rr-
auit in an a"r ate neat between the two
t, tieeraments w•uieh we believe Congress
sad Parliament 1 uuld not lieeitate 10
tsi'erove; that would make war betwl cu
tide country and ltngland itnpoesikle, an 1
the precedent of which would lead outer
- aesthete to enter tntn like agreements.
Minard's Liniment used by Physicians
NOT SO SLOW.
'1'rc;se on this side of the .1tliultie
who imagine that the English oxc slow
and behind the times may be interested
to -taro that all prepar21tiens have been
made for the repruduetion in the Loudon
theatres of the Coronation proee;stolt
and ceremony by moving picture titres
on the sante evening. `1'11e first outward
bound Atlantic Beer will also take a
i upply'crf films to New York. But, ttwst
remarkable of all, will he the tranemes-
1sien of the pietures 01 the ('orunatiou
1,v wire' to Paris, where they will 1)0 ex-
hibited to the Parisians a few hours at -
ter tate King and Queen the err,lvncci.
Fnr"some time London audiences have
enjoyed moving picturee of tin. great
horse races in. England on the evening
of the day' on which the rueee were run.
But the transmission of pictures by wire
it lin Bull
ite so
slewldence as someeLof t this rivlalssnot would mike
hirn out to fe.
WHY KEEP NH COWS
tl)epertntetlt of ,;lhrieultnre; offien of
the Dairy and cold Storage Com-
luiseioner).
It has been stated on good authority
that the iierag,' yield of 17,001) cows
in the famous 13eilevilie, Ont., section
for the ftetoly season of 13)10 was 3,4130
pounds of milk. 'There are sections in
Quebec where it is doubtful if the aver.
1•
age is nnlrh over 2,500 p nuns ;.
The
.g
average itle u)lle+ per cow in connection
with one Quebec ereatttery was only
$1Y,litl. As s,.'.ilei ilatrnns obtained as
Inllell 1.* 34 per ow', it mewls neresear-
ily that some coves named srare0Iy $15,
`nine primary prineiples Of dairy farm -
in„ Segni to need attention hers. Bee-
orlll of each c0w'1 protl+etiolt will soon
show which. cows should Ire beefed be-
cause unprofitable,
During 1010 the average yield of 1,100
cows in tgeehr+e cow-te'tin'r; te>;;ocietions
for the full pat'ior1 of lartaatinn was 1713
pe nde of Fat, douale the abuse cream-
ery average.
Two good reeor.ls near Winchester,
Ont. for .iannar1. }thrums :and Mardi
Are 5.72. tutl 6,570 poll)n114 of milk from
two cows that ;reek, mei in December.
50011 cow., im a',•es of keen pleasure• and
good profit, are former in in.'reasitlgl
numbers where vow 3 141ing La practised.
Plenty of individual voles in Canada err+
giving 10.00x) and 12,000 penlnde of hili
ant from :300 to 4L',) pounds of fat in one
ernenn.
Why keep poor c0W14?
C. F. W
�°t>G MODERN WAY
OF
HO ESE
DYEING
Is to use ONE Dye
that will color either
Wool, Cotton, Si11c or
Mined, Goods Perfectly,
Ton will find this i11
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.rSUE NO. 20, 1911
Ii.ELP WANTED.
fig_,r.�.
Tr lllniets mo11G)ders.vO State age and
ext,el ienee, and it married or single. O kl.
:l•:r11 1 Son Co.. )Limited, St, George,
1 raCtuires na e�Pe7.ken
�padhl•t streams, l
..:.. ryC$':!C,y,iite i XAFMG1i:5.4IMI n , .c• AMIltg= 1,ttir•JYnC�CIG
��x�;y��' 1+ -the bust known to modern medicine
X " -Is the active principle which makes
SUFFERED GREATLY FROM COLIC
111r,. Alum Ouellette, L'1iu naeulee
('ottreptiun.. Que., wt•ited: "My little
boy differed greatly from colic. t
gave hint 0_a'1LOr oil and other medi-
cines without helping hit. in the
1ea.st. One day 1 saw Baby's Own Tab-
lets advertised. so wrote for :a box.
I found them So good tbat 1 always keep
them in the home and would use no
other medicine fur baby." The experi-
ence of Mil. (;nenette lute heel- that of
thonsand4 of other mothers. Not only
do the tablets cure 4.011o, but they cure
constipation, vomiting, indigestion, mike•.
teething.easy, 1)=11411 worms, and. make
baby bright, active and happy. The
'L'able1, are sults by ntedi1itte dealers or
by mail at 25 cents a box from The
1)r. 11'illialn1 Mcdieine (`u., Brockville,
Ont.
Send torSomplc
Curd and Story
tlookiet 0)
The 3OHNSON-
)tlC1aA1W5ON
CO., Limited.
Montreal. Can,
With this Modern Dye all you have to do is to
ask for mA then you CAN'T make a
stake and use t el'Wrong Dye for the goods
you have to color.
CHICAGO SERVANT GIRLS.
. (; 1iniiston Standard.)
GOOD THINGS TO DO.
(Winnipeg Telegram.)
))o your work as well taw you . eau,
"right up to the handle." 1)o it lovingly,
like a consecrated than. 'Make your
wort: a prayer!
so much better than ordinary physics. While thoroughly effective, they never
gripe, purge or cause, nausea, artd never lose their effectiveness. One of the
best of the:NA-ORU-CO line.
25c.;a box. If your druggist has not yet stocked them, send 25c, and we
will mall''them. 1Vlantrewl.
National Drug gad Chamicnt Company of Canavan, Limited, - ' ,- Wie e*•.+ < a
-
DT'S a MATCHES
AEI E MOST MODERN AND PERFECT
SURE LIGHT, THE QST STRIKE
They make leo noise or *putter -a quiet, steady flame. The match
for the smoker, the office and the Isom°, j�loodenwnre, lrtibrerrmre
Ail gond dealers keep them and 'VAdel°
'robs, Pails and We.ehboar";a.
e E. D ir Co.,Limited,
HULL, CAN. yI'A
t3 as d+""`
+gree;'''""fiNi•.4 4h
1 IVE Ai AN 011, ;N't'ED
, for work with
home,
paying
toad-
1 or
:;2120 per day, opportunity
1 gore. Spare time can be; used:;, :Work
n.0. difficult, and 00 ,
�•� itlstun, Limited,
WOME WANTED.
'
W OYIE;V WANTED, 'KO TAKE Olt-
Y1' ders 1n Sparc t1me; no experience
necessarf. Oti1- 131111 Ospeclally used D)'.
mothers anti girls. Apply, .Dept. A, T31 L-
is i, Cann Mull In(i+„yt.l'lal • CornlPSOY
:111 t t C sleets( dtttyr;fl a , .; •le
AGENTSt— , 1 - ?
iA GENTS WANTED -A STIJIY
other agency propositions coneteces
UP that none can equal ours. You will
alwaYLl regret it 1i you clop'c apply for
partic;nlaas t0 Tzav'ellers' Dept., 228 Al -
hart atleei, Ottu:11 ;,.
-� OS1 S DSL quart12r atu& della- Stops
pains ants tio%oneSB 1r Yeabere; Drug -
e, eV srj V 11 ere. Prof: Castle, . Ilam-
'Very ®; n
Uninterested and 'should know
about the wonderful
;MAMIE . Whirling Spray
•Tree new Vaginal Syellfge. Hese.
--Most convenient. 1t cleano,n.'.
drupgiss`for IAsk ur'•
If he cannot supply the
Id ARYL,. 1. accept no other..
_ 1 hot send stamp for illustrated
"'-` hook—sealed. It gives ;Attic.^— ��•-•••�~__—.—.I •_ SAVES LIVES. t olars and directions invaluable to ladies.
Shrewd CilunlClst3. i WINDSOR SUPPLY CO..
1 ' (Philadelphia Record.) l Windsor. drat. General Agents far Cana
it's easier so pay eoenp.imenta ban i gnu! -
blls. J The plati^t raundx i he t, al:' In the Heat of Battle.
Whell a - ,,,4,L414:1 means eyes" glee "110" j being established 11�'1'e and there in the.c
erosvded districts are lil•oe:eying iu.,titte
i; not atrrrtu;t)lte, 1 tions. 11'e need more of them. .Ail There had been' a=hotly contested After a, ri il; engaged her mother until we get 11, ern We 0eksr! 1t strIeter foot-
ball11,t e1e 11jaminlvlrranllineen the sdchacl�ualn<,the
ceases co leviee her letters, parental sapervi3 21. of the children
the streets. Let us hold the Rapid Avttlinelts,o the George
the Washington Many .t iielf-meffle lawn expects his School. ho
t ` the most of hint. Transit Company and the red•lClrgs auto- .ailer the. game was over andthe eon -
ter
to 1e oe -nubile and wagon drivers to the striet- .kfter is land relWit:A l e a.ntl e on-
An ounce ofoseeing it ingrsu.f is bet- est iteeollntahility: but at the same t11111'
earth others tell toward the sl'otee- honme. one of the heroes of t11 winning
i nin
ter than ati pountd of Ia gint us do our shale I • team complained of a feeling
tion of child life ln' keening :1 closer•
in the lower part of his neck.
ess
Many a young roan who think; he is i watch upon 1110 children ;at Itiay. "1 didn't feel it until aunt nom,,' he
caxirt.rlg a girl is -gory courting a throw- i _.__-...-__ ... _.___.._�_-- slid ' but it inlet, like sixty."
began to
Mee who, say they were driveu to
drink would doubtless have arrived
sooner or litter anyvay.
.Ap old. toper says it's a shame the
way society women waste good alcohol
by burning at under a chafing dish.
And sometimes when opportunity
knocks at' 'a man's door he is so busy
using his little hammer oil his neighbor
that he doesn't hear it,
Vee your vette sande $011r )nfleenr-e t-
},e.lj) the world along'totv:ard better
things. 'flight for men: Let nte?ney •.
and property look out for themselves.
Fight for nlen -.for men, women and
eI it dren 1
Love your ioll:e! Love is the only
reality. 1f you do good work, it will
be because yonlove
it it. If
I be yonbevote
for human good,
yon love humanity. But, anyhow, love
your folks -the little wife, the babies,
the ndl mother and father -anybody
that beyonr+ to you. And love 'cut
good and herd!
• Hereafter, in Chicago; the domestic
.::errant will be engaged just the sante
1.1 'I a girl working in a factory. She will
come at a elated hour and go home at cd
eta.tcd hour. Why not.? And then,
again.. w11yY To be sore: there is n,) reo.-
:+on, in the nature of things. why a.do-
n1e8tie should sleep ire the house of her
employer if she prefers to sleep in her
own home, and we are stern, most parties
Velli welcome the. change. Why, too,
should a girl, doing bonze work, not:
work a. certain number of hours per stay
end be patcl by tate hour post. as a1. gees
.121 a factory sloes -that is, if it is fees-
itl!r? 'Elie point I. it; 11 feasible? What
do the ) ingston tvoms•n think? anti
wla>wf: do the girls tlsvmselve:e think?
« _
alfa as Passible"
,4
�fl
'. ittnierey..t'i,o,good sugar In known and
•: mear Lalthhi you
a lead over alllotherse
Smear t tlrlt$
�t"11•,Y. not get the best.. especially as
ie. t OstS., leo )110r° than the urdlnat•y
,•1 fiat•• $t. L1 ,vvrenee h' sa-ea 10') to
100 p0r,'cent.. pure.
ST. LAWRENCE SUGAR hEFIN-
t 11'IG CO., LIMITED, MONTREAL.
Queen's University
Kingston, Ontario.
ARTS, EDUCATION
THEOLOGY, MEDICINE
SCIENCE, including
ENGINEERING.
The Arts course may be taken by
correspondence, but students desiring
to graduate must attend ore session.
3t5,IlTS� ee SUMMER SES
juiy 3rd to August 11th.
For Calendars write the registrar,
•
17 G. Y. CHOWN, Kingston, Ontario
eterstemetztenzen
Old People's Coop& Cure)
Feeble �.,iretllation always predisposes
old folk= to colds. Even alight couges-
fioes leo +it eissily expelled. This e
etlat
al3lal.
link
!3'0 a' ..
u(aon. the' system. '1.1ne most irritable
and' persistent cough it eoothes, the
Weakeet throat it strengthens, and as
fox catarrh, head n0isai and deafness --
why, there is nothing to equal Catarrh -
ozone. Get it for your father, your mo-
ther. Accept no substitute for "(Satarrh-
ow-s e. ' 25c, 50e and $1.00 sizes.
ert_v people cough at ni.o,3it
.L' remedy' suits the age
ne: It never ixpsets the
t fist cit i:a•l none br t :i, beneficial action
MO FAULT OF MINE.
!URINE EVE MEQ
a • For Red, Weals. Wcary,Watery Eyes and,
GRANULATEDEYELIDS.
LIDS
MurineDoesn't Smart -Soothes Eye Pai4
Oreseists Sell MIlIlee Eye Reclean, ii, oid.?a"c, Set, $I.(1
Murine Eye Solve, in Aseptic Telma, 25c, $1.00
EYE.BOOI{S AND ADVICE FREE BY MAIL
Wi tarasaeEy9RerrmdyCo.,Chica, o
A BASEBALL TAX.
(Philadelphia 1t(1.•ot'd.)
The ``fans" will be interested in learn -
in; that it is proposed to ;;et something
Mit cif thelil•for•the support of the State
andthe new expeuse the bosses .are de-
-tt'rntined to incur in order to provide
pleees for their useful mels.. The new
offices and neve jobs are compelling. the
managers of the State Government: to
turn everywhere for more money, and
the proposition last toad• �stfti* h'' tris
tax of 1 per cent. on the 1
of all baseball and football g:1t11r's, ;la
the bosses are planning to tax prelty
Hauch everything else, they coup 'hardly
overlook this a0nree of easy 11101)e'V,
THE DOWN GRADE,
(Toronto (Hobe.)
A King's Counsel, 'well known among
the.yconger barrister; of Toronto, was
sent to the penitentiary yesterday for
three years on several charges of forg-
ery. At one time he was Illoet attentive
to his practice, most methodical in his
ways, .most exemplary in his habits.
,Whiskey caused his downfall. M he in-
creased his consumption of strong drink
his attention to business ceased, and be-
fore long he wall engaged ill the gravest
of crimen that a man of his profession
can be guilty. of: the forging of the
navies of public officiate to bogus pro-
perty titles.
How many young Inca in business life
and in the professions aro following the
road he took to mitt! They indulge in
the daily tipple --enough t,o muddle, but
not enough to lose of tate public
disgraace
the
0a1t20 the pointing ""„the
whispered word in club or office:
is on the down grade."
.?►s
1 sometimes take myself in hand
And view my ftaults au eon them o'er,
.1nd try to see tate things .L. do
That make some other fellow 301'0.
1. know that I am quick of speech
need loose my temper uoty and thele,
Rut I hare never eat around
And interfered with busy hell.
nit selfish, too, I recognize
'Thal, I went all that 1 care get,
But still, in spite of that, too oft
For books I go headlong in debt.
I've other faults, some big, some small.
Too ulamerouts they are to pen,
'nut still ('m glad. that net'mr have
I interfered with busy men.
THE TIP SHOULD GO.
(Kingston Whig.)
• t;,etre lava, new outbreak against file
rt
Cps oat trio railways and. t •specially in
the • Pitl}nt to 71ir1iee.' The Pullman com-
si„rr1- is a miilioh-clulh11' concern, atnc.
i)vtt1l :3,000 carts, which in their ,litdifne
lnalSe enough to pay hatele thea -Mire• coat
of. 0011$truetiotl and, the • epSt of „three
more eats. Tllc interstate .(;01mnerce
('nmlttisshon• Finan appeal .to at, t1ii down
e the rates of upper bet':th0, hill, Wilson-'
touched the rates of the sowi'r b( rths,
!It paid no attention to `Elul portiere; who
tat paid the scanty wag+t of $25 per
Vont It, and must suppletntrut their in-
:41trrt( by tips. •k-
. '
ills father' examined it. It beg.
swell. and WAS very sore. to the. tench.
"1 believe your collarbone is broken,
my boy,” said his father.
A surgeon was hastily summoned, and
11113(le an examination.
• t e;. she always refers to her alimony
flow diel it happen. Waiter?" 7)o you re-
member anything about it?"
-Why. yes,' answered the boy. "I re-
member that. when I tackled Skinny
Morgan I fell on top of him, and.: heard
something crack, but I thought it 'was -
hie collarbone.” ---Youth's Companion.
BETTER THAN SPANKING
Spanking does not cure children' of
beef -wetting. There is a constitutional
cense for this trouble. Mrs. M. Slim-
mers, l3ox tV., S, 1Vindsor, Ont., will
sen.l free to any mother her successful
home treatment, with lull instructions.
Send no money, but write her to -day if
your children trouble yoit in this way.
Don't blame the child; the chances are
it can't help it. This treatment also
curer adults and aged people' troubled
with urine difficulties by day or night.
A VALUABLE WITNESS.
(tlarper'e.)
Minard's Liniment Go.. iLimitod.
Dear Sirs, •• Your MINAUI)'S LINI-
MENT is our remedy for sore throat,
colds and all ordinary ailment's.
It never fails to relies',' and cure
promptly.
SORE VOOT LUMPS CURED.
'When hard callousness form on the
toes) or the ban of the foot, the situp•
lest and turest'pnre is to be found in
the special dirpetio is accompanying Put-
naln's Painless Corn and Wart Extrac-
tor. It cures any corn, wart, bunion or
callous -dotes it in twenty-four hours
--•does it without pain' Insist in getting
only Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart
Extractor. Price 25c.
CJIARLES S \1'I IUOTP,N.
'Port Mulgrave.
SHARP THRUST.
Christian Register: 'I'11is is a quote -
tion front a Cnllueeticut, woman's diary,
dated 1 Mit
dinner;a�xc1 Dr. t, who carved, held 1ork �p
a rib on his fork and said: 'tiers', la-
ther., fe what Mother Eve was made of..'
'Yes,' said Sister .Patty, 'and it's from
very lntielt the same kind. of critter.'"
WAY OF THE WORLD.
Pock-'•-Knittker-`•t'le early bard gets
111e worm.
}locker -A.nd the late bird ,flees the sea
serpent.
Ask for Minard's anti, 'rake no other.
SETTING H3M RIGHT.
(Pittsburg Gazette-Timen.)
Mrs. Carrie Chapntau Catt, the well-
known writer and lecturer, in an address
in New kt rkoat woman's suffrage,
said: ,
r"A fon-tone z,Tew York editor was
ing with one the otherday.
rgu-
A southet•n .lawyer tells of a cuss
that came to istiir act the outset .of his
career, wherein big principal witness was
a, darks named invsksoit„ettopoeeti to
hose knowledge of certain trate; stainer;
not at all to the credit of his employer,
the defendant. ,
"Now,, :lackson," •said the lawyer. "I
want you to understand tbe•ililportance
of telling the truth when you are pelt
on the stand. Yon know what will hap-
pen, don't you, if Pott don't tell the
troth?"
"-Vesely," was Jackson's reply; "in diet
case 1 experts our side will win de case."
Minard's Liniment Lu i eritlan's ,
Friend.
YOUNG, BUT WISE.
lu a school in a Westet•ri` Ontario
town is a little girl who has not t teed
quickly to the mysteries of addition.
"one')t doe?" asked the teacher, while
putting the class through the easieet of
the,:a(iditloa tables. The little girl re-
ferret. to woe the only per ion be the'
class who.°couldn't give the answer.
"Two'n torte:': asked the teacher. The
little g);rl smiled confidently, put up her
liancl`and'egvlien noticed by the 'Lowther,
said, "'Shot` tlllSI), -from the :Centore
t3atla.tlialre oniher.* - w
'L O>✓AL COLOR.
Puck -1 understand that sixteen dnt-
ferent women have brought suit for
breach of promise against.L;,itet. What's.
his defence?
"Oh, 1743 claims;Ihatbe el'a, simply get-
ting. material for his annual output of
stonier lave Stories," •.
APPEARANCES.
(Fliegende Matter.)
cr
Millionaire* (to .ragged hi nogg
)-'i 0i1
ask for alms and do nut even take your
hat off. Its that the proper way to beg?
Beggar -Pardon me, sir. A. policeman 111
looking at chfrom
t off he'll arrest me 110 for
If I take my.
begging; as it is he naturally takes Its
for old friends. -
he said, 'women can't pretend
to be 111,0n'i3 equals. Take war, for ire
stance Suppose a war arose between
us 'and England, or; lis and Germany, or
us 1.nd Japan, what would you do then,
madam?' ;
"'IX do' the same as you would; 1
an9Wered promptly., 't'd sit at my desk
Send for tree sample to Dept.. N. L., and Write articles urging other people to
tgationeal Drug &e Chemical f40., Toronto. go,attd fight.'",. r'
Keep Minard's Liniment in the house.
HE HAD THE SIZE.
(Metropolitan 11 tgeeilte.3
The young man was trying to select a
jeweled belt for the young lady to whom
he was engaged.
'•11"hat size des you v; hl,., 1,1r?" a erred
the salesgirl
The prospeeLive h,,,trgreon) blushed
and stammered. "he)elly, 1. don't know,"
Then a thought etruck him. "Lend ole
your tape mealture," he said.
The lneastsre was.hatmied to hint and
he laid it on the inside of his atrn3. trom
shoulder to wrist. "rtventy inches,"
please," he said, with decision.
HOW HE. FELT.
Miss Gusher Ito aeroplane passenger)
-It must have been splendid riding
a. wand up there. Didn't you feel as
thought you owned all the world be-
neath you?"
Timid Passenger-`1Ve:t, 1 certainly
hail an idea that I was a great deal bet.
Jo' off."
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