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The Herald, 1911-10-27, Page 2'NTS A VIOLENT DEAN EDIC'TED TO THE EMPEROR 01? . GERMANY,, ortiing to Clairvoyant litany `Royal Persons Rave Fore- bodings of 111. hat dues the future hold " for ? What is to be my fate? se vital questions agitate the ds of most of us, more or less. d, judging by the revelations of :writer of "Recollections, of a cietty Clairvoyant," no people more superstitious in regard signs and portents, and their ation to the future, than Roy - •y. Many of them attach great portance to dreams. The Czar- , the Emperor of Austria. and Kaiser, for instance, insist that earns have furnished them with emonitions of various misfor • HE COULD NOT SLEEP AT NIGHTS TILL HE FOUND RELIEF IN DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS. Fred. _Swanson, of Saskatchewan, sena' a IneSsage of cheer to those 'who feel the weariness and dis- couragement that conies from broken rest. Macklin, Sask., Oct. 23 (Special —Those who suffer from sleepless nights and get up in the morning feeling tired and discouraged will find renewed hope is the statement made by Fred. Swanson of this place. He could not sleep at nights. He discovered the cause. It was Kidney trouble. He discovered the cure. It is Dodd's Kidney Pills. "Yes," Mr. Swan -sou says, in an interview regarding his case, "1 ,:ea which have overtaken them, was troubled, with my Kidneys for L111k.ERO1`t'S ++`OREBODINGS. over a year, so bad that I could not sleep at nights. After using one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills I found great relief. Tour boxesremoved all my pain and now I sleep well and I am as strong in my Kidneys as any man." If the Kidneys are wrong the blood becomes clogged with impuri- ties and natural rest is an impossi- bility. Strong, healthy Kidneys mean pure blood, new life all over the body and that delightful rest that is the sweetest thing in life. Dodd's Kidney Pills always make strong, healthy Kidneys. UNINTENTIONAL GENEROSITY Just a Little Present for the :New- ly Married Couple. 1The Emperor of .Austria has culler forebodings of imminent aster, and for spore months be- e the assassination of the Em- ess Elizabeth at Geneva in 1898 was a victim to ominous pres- timents, and frequently exclaim- , • "Oh : if this year were but at end." The Empress was a fatalist. "What is to be will ," she once said. "It has been edicted that I and my two sisters I1 all meet with violent deaths. rsonaily I do not dread a sud- n death." And curiously en- gh, after the assassination of e Empress, her sister, the Duc- ss D'Alencon, met her death in terrible bazaar fire in Paris, ile the ex -Queen Sophia, of pies, the third sister, anticipates eting as violent a death as that her two sisters. Ii XPECTS VIOLENT DEATH. The Kaiser is firmly convinced at he will die by the hand of assassin. This has been pre - ted to him several times— ice as a young man by, Hungar-. + gipsies when he was visiting his fend the late Crown Prince of Aus end much money for a person so ria, at Galicia ; and it is said that pend is convict=forms a constant topic rich. She thought that if she should a.;:�. nsatii n between the Era- . look through ,her vast mansion nal hie frie:ues. i eke; vFould u able to find etnl thine • Values not infrequently lie below the surface, and can be appraised only by the well-informed. A story from the French journal:. Le Cri de Paris, affords a case in point. Recently, when the weal- thy Mademoiselle de R. was to be married, a duchess felt under ob- ligation to make her a present— just resentjust a little present. The duchess thought it would be useless to ex - cameo placed upon. her card.ri. old gentleman approached .her, He is a member of the academy of in-, €oriptions and belles lettres. "What a wonderful :present you have given these children Madame la. Duchess," he said. "For forty years we have been seeking. for: this very cameo, It is of the ern of Traj ah, and is valued at two hundred thousand francs." SOUTH AFRICAN NEWS FLIES. Natives Surpass Telegraph hr'`, Transmission. _ en ng tee tare ISs• EilW RI d f II. a, , some et—•#o 1 i ,e soffit% tion of her card would -give ent glory. • She finally found in her writing - desk an insignificant cameo that she had once worn. The followng day she received from her young friend a letter of enthusiastic thanks. "Oh, you have been very foolish! This is too beautiful!' and other expres- sions of the liveliest satisfaction. "She is making sport of my lit- tle present," thought the good duchess, Then came a second letter, this time from the husband who was to be: "How can we thank you? We are delighted! This will spoil us!" "The impertinent fellow !" said the duchess. "He wants me to understand that I have been nig- gardly!' Nevertheless, she went to make a call on the E's befdre the mar- riage. There, in the midst of the presents, exposed in a most pro- minent little place, she saw the e Getman Emperor is also every prehensive of the number 13 in nnection with any entertainment, d more than once a subaltern on I.ty at the Palace has been com- ended at a moment's notice to in the Imperial party to avoid irteen being at the table. Many members of European .yalty consulted the writer of Recollections of a Society Clair- yant," amongst them being the to King Leopold, Queen Nathalie f Servia, and King Humbert of taly. "I did not feel," says the author ncerning King Humbert, "that I ould tell him what I saw. It was refore his assassination, and I fid my _best to warn him against erils on a journey. He express - d himself very pleased with some rivate information which I gave im, but laughed at my warnings. nd told me that he would 'wait nd see."' EN A' S WEDDING DAY. Then a few years ago he was 'unsuited by a pretty, fair-haired irl, who was accompained by an 'lderly lady. "When I read her crystal," he says, "1 could see a )rilliant marriage in store for her, eat I could also see that her wed - ling day would be a day of sul- len death for others. I told her his, and also that her home would )e far away from England, among strangers in race and religion. I was ,talking about her to a lady who Is personagrata at Court, and She remarked enigmatically that the Princess Ena had always beena little unconventional, "but," she added, "I don't say that your client was the Queen of Spain," EIGHTY -MILE PRECIPICE. Capt. C. G. Rawling, a member of the British expedition that re- cently explored Dutch New Guinea, describes what may be the greatest unbroken precipice in the world It runs, he says, for a distance of 80 miles from Mount Carstenz westward to the Charles Louis Mountains. Its greatest sheer height is at Mount Leonard Darwin. The explorers were never in a position to measure with the theodolite a, sheer height of this immense precipice exceeding 6,500 feet,but from many views obtain- ed of it while he was climbing, Captain Rawling has no hesitation in stating that the greatest per- pendicular height is not less han 10,500 feet, or almostexactly two none The rapid transnxission of news among Kamrs and Hottentots is a Mystery which even Mr. Rider Haggard is unable to solve. Mr. Haggard was at Pretoria in 1879, at the time of the battle 'of Isand- hlwana. Twelve hours after the disaster an old Hottentot washer-;. woman told him that Cetewwayo had defeated the British troops, and gave details of the fight. So impressed was Mr. Haggard that he reported theinformation to his official superior. The British official pointed outthat it was impossible for the news to be true, as Is•andhlwana was 192' miles from Pretoria, and no tele= graph or rs,ilwa communication existed between the 'two places; On the following day official Con- firmation • of the message was brought by mounted messengers, who were despatched immediately after the battle and travelled • at top speed all the way. Yet the na- tives won by twenty hours, and the washerwoman's story was true in every detail.—London Chronicle. AS GOOD AS A MOTOR, IIi THE 1101:18E• . One Mother Says "There's only one trou- ble with Post Toasties "When I get a package or two, Father and the Boys at once have tremen- dous appetites." POST TOASTIES REQUIRE NO COOKING Serve with sugar and cream and the smiles go round the table. "The Memory Lingers" Sold by Orooers. PotttlOreICo.,h d., BleCti dyed ALL these DilFFERE NT KIVI S %• of Goods with the SAME Dge. ti used ONE DYEFORALL KINDSorcoivs LEA6Cl and SIMPLE to Use. L t3chance of using tho WRONG Dye for the Goode -tc iula to toter. Ail colors from your Drug ct or -;dec.. FRF,£ Color Cord and STOt'? Boplaitist1.he Johnson-Riclo,rdson Co., Limited, Aio,ptcoal; `shift AN UNSEEN DANGER IN FOOD. Voted food scientists have decid- at that alum is an unseen clanger send, and as a result of their in- te _ligations, rigorous laws have been enacted and are now being vie.;rously enforced in England, I'•B•iwce and Germany, prohibiting tht' use of alum in foods. Until suitable laws are passed in Canada prohibiting the use of alum Inking -powders, every Housewife si :,uldbe careful to buy only a bak- 'ug-powder that has the ingredi- ents -printed plainly on the label. Every man is satisfied that he is Baby's Own Tablets should :be ,worth more to his employer than kept in every home where there, .his pjy envelope indicates. are little ones. 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The husband who has not set learned to wear a smile over an aching heart still has rice in hit, pockets. ,vertising, for it has not been so ad - The town clock of Brussels ft$ vertised, but is entirely due to the merits of this Oil as a medicine. In every city, town and hamlet in the country it is sought after solely be- cause of its good qualities. ONLY A BITE. Slit/ ULD PAY WIVES, Yorkshire Women's Association De. dares Itself to. That Elmet. That husbands should .pay wages to their wives is the newest. pro- position submitted to the Yorkshire Women's Liberal Association, Eng- land. Many women made bitter com- plaint at a meeting of bele associa- tion that wives clo not even know how much their husbands earn. These women said that in the mar- riage service husbands eternised worldly goods, yet fail to- do so and do not intend tp do so while they are promising to. A delegate at the meeting pro- posed to substitute in the marriage service the words "the husband shall render unto the wife due benevolence and also the wife unto the husband." Toe delegates generally agreed that wives should be paid. -The as- sociation will ask Parliament to make a law providing how a wife's wages shall be fixed and set aside by her husband. Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial .is ,,, speedy cure for dy'sen- tery,, diarrhoea, cholera, summer complaint, i'ea sickness and com- plaints incidental 17o childre.i teeth- ing. It gives immediate relit'# to those suffering from the effects of indiscretion in eating unripe fruit, cucumbers, etc. It acts with won- .clerful rapidity and never fails to conquer the disease. No cite need fear cholera if they have a bottle of this medicine convenient. The dove returned ned to the ark. "We shall have peace," it cried ; "there is no land to fight about and nobody to fight." Hudson—I hear Sones has a great ?mention. 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