HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-11-10, Page 6HE WORLD'S DIRTIEST CITY
IRISH CAPITAL WANTS
TO EXPAND.
D ublitee Progress Held; Beek By
Politics—suburbs Escape
TD,XeS.
"Greater Dublin" is 'blur war=• -cry
of a now organization which has
been formed recently in the Irish
capital for the purpose of bring-
ing about the e:onsolidathon of the
outlying 'residential suburbs with
the city proper. It has the support
of many inliuential citizens and its
only opgxoslenes ate. those whose
financial or political interests
would be affected by the change,
It is an old bompiaint that Dub-
lin is one of the dirtiest and most
ilqualid cities in the world. An
Irish American who visited the
city recently dell of enthusiasm for
the land of his fathers went away
disgusted. lie declared that he•
"had never seen more hopeless,
dirty and degraded poverty even
fn Naples. He was disposed to
blame the Dublin corporation for
the condition of affairs which
shocked him so, but while the cor-
poration is to blame to a certain,
extent it is not responsible in the
sense that be was disposed to hold
lt.
TAX RATE IS HIGH.
The trouble ie that with the best
will in the world the Dublin cor-
poration has no money far civic
improvements, and especially for
providing better housing for the
very poor, and it won't have any
until the inhabitants of the pros-
perous suburbs are made to pay
their share. The tax rate is now
tar too high and to .make it any
higher would be simply to invite
disaster.
Dublin proper is suffering in
two ways. Year's ago her aristo-
eraey left her for London, and the
fine old houses in the squares
which small bear the names of the
coat Irish families which occupied
em once have been cut up into
tenements for slum dwellers The
prosperous commercial class have
falso left the city. They have been
attracted by fresh 'new liouaies,
cheaper rents, sand lower taxes in
suburbs like Eathmines, Pembroke
sncl Bladder* and the houses that
they once occupied have also fallen
on evil: days, Even the better
class artisans are leaving the city
tar the new suburbs. Both of the
latter classes. however, belong to
Dublin,
They come into the city every
morning to earn their living and
they leave it at night. There is no
physical division between the sub-
urbs and the city and the suburban
dwellers really are escaping their
responsibility for the sanitation of
the city, out of which ,they make
their living, and for the housing
of the workers without whom their
prosperity would not exist.
.A.Ia F R AID OF UNIONISTS.
Perhaps it is natural that these
suburbanities should resist the an-
nexationof the suburbs by the city
and try to keep their, low taxes as
long ,a.s possible, but they -Would
hardly prevail- if the political ele-
ment did not enter into the caI-
tulation, and curiously enough,
both nationalists and unionists are
united on this one issue. ' The
Suburbs are largely unionists in
olitics and the city is nationalist,
he .Dublin corporation elected as
It is by the ,old city area, is over-
whelmingly nationalist, and it has
the control of a good deal of pat-
ronage. Its members are afraid
that if Greater Dublin became a
.Eget they would be swamped by the
Unionist vote of the suburbs. The
unionist suburbanities are not so
;Ave i of. this and they fear that if
Wes, allowed themselves to be ab-
sorbed by the city they would
lose their eontrol of their little in-
dependent unionist townships.
Doth parties are united in the de-
sire to hold on to what they have
as, in this case, it is hard for pat-
riotic .len who desire only the good
of Dublin as a whole to make head-
way,
WISE JOHNNY.
Teacher --"Now, Johnny, suppose
X should borrow $100 from your fa-
ther and should pay him $10 a
month for ten months, how niueh
would I then owe him?"
Johnny—"About $3' interest,"
MIGHT 'THINK IT.
Irate Gentleman (to his gardener),
"What do you mean, sir, by,tel-
ling people ha the village that I'm
i stingy waster 1"
Gardener—"No fear o! me aloin'
.dislikes o' that, : guv-nor, I anus
keeiut My; thoughts to myself."
RELIEF IS QUllk;
BUT. LURE iS SURE
NAPOLEON
SPEA.IMS,OP 9
ILLA,NCOU'RT
'1VS KIDINI Y
!PILLS
They aeon ruled` his Kidney .trou-
fides, and in six months there is
no sign of their coming back..
Sts• Anne des Monts, Gaspe Co.,
Que., Nov, 6 (Special). --;'It is six
months since I was _cured, and .1
have had no return of my trouble,"
in these words, Napoleon Vaillan-
court, a well known resident of this
place, gives evidence that Dodd's
Kidney Pills not only give quick
relief to sufferers from Kidney Dis-
ease, but clean that 'disease out,
root and branch, and cure it per-
maueitly.
That,.. Mr. Vailianeourt had Kid-
ney` Disease everyone here knows.
That he is cured is also established
beyond a doubt. Dodd's Kidney
Pills did it.
"My back bothered me, also my
heart and my kidneys, and my limbs
would cramp," Mr, Vaillancourt
states in giving his experience,
Now all that is gone and he is a
sound, healthy man, Do you won-
der that he recommends Dodd's
Kidney Pills/
Dodd's Kidney Pills cure quick-
ly and permanently because they
go right to the root of the trouble.
They act directly on the Kidneys.
They never fail to cure.
S014LE ilUMAN BOATS.
When you throw, a pieee of wood
into the water and watch how
nicely it floats, has it ever occur-
red to you to make yourself into a
boat, and to go floating about as
easily and coolly as a real boat
does?
This may sound very queer, but
to one who has confidence in him-
self it is quite practicable, as was
proved many years ago by Dr.
Bedale, of Manchester. This
gentleman, a noted long distance
swimmer, was often to be seen
floating about the River Mersey for
hours at a time. He used to fast-
en, a •.strong belt, around his waist,.
and attach to it a, light mast and
sail, which he would furl or un-
furl as he lay comfortably on his
back, and no doubt it was very en-
joyable.
This was carried a step further
by another noted swimmer, Captain
Royton, who used to think nothing
of sailing up and down the English
Channel, clad in a dress inflated
with air, and with a sail fixed to
his feet. Once, indeed he actually
crossed the Channel from Dover to
Calais, but on this occasion he used
a paddle with which to steer him -
A Pill That is Prized.—There
have been many pills put upon the
market and pressed upon public at-
tention, but none has endured so
long or met with so much favor as
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills: Wide-
spread mise of them has attested
their great value, and they need
no further advertisement than
this. Having firmly established
themselves in public esteem, they
now rank without a peer in the
list of standard vegetable prepara-
tions.
Stella—If the third finger is for
the wedding ring,which' is for' di-
vorce? Bella --The finger of scorn.
TRY.IV/URINE EYE REMEDY
br Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes
Ota! Granulated Eyelids. bfurine Doesn't
*exert --Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists
Bell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25e,
$0a, $1.00, 1durine Fye Salve In
A.ebptic Tubes. 25e, $1.00. Eye Books
and Eye Advice Free by Mail.
',luring) EY° Remedy Co., Chicago.
People would never know you had
a temper if you didn't lose it oc-
casionally.
Minard's Liniment Cures. Cargct in Cows.
THAT'S WHEN HE STARTED.
"Is your' child in bed by eight
every evening ?" "Technically, yes,
We begin arguing about that time,"
Do not let a acold settle on your
lungs. Resort to 'Sickle's Anti -
Consumptive Sirup at the first in-
timation of irritation• in the throat
and prevent disease' from lodging
in the pulmonary orgaiis. Neglect-
ed colds:
are ,the:'
cause of untoldsuffering througbl;rtzi; . the country,
all of which could have been pre-
vented by the application of this
simple but powerful medicine. The
price u5. cents. brings it within the
reach c,f ell
TRH PROFIT IN A Gf)7.i°I",
In spite of the electric e't'z, ilio
automobile and other mottve ° pow-
er, horses have increased in prion
commensurate with outer farm ani-
mals. Every farmer should have a
number of young horses growing
and coming eu for Immo use and for
sale.
A colt can be grown as easily and
cheaply as a calf, and at the same
time the mare which • mothers it will
make a half team for general farm
work. The writer has a teapu of
young mares of nearly the same size
and age. - During this last season
ono of them has raised a. colt'ne sr
worth at least $75, while the other
mare working by her 'side has raised
none. The mare with the colt has
done exactly the same work asthe•
mare which has no colt and mew' at
the close of the early summer's
work she is in as good corldition
as her mate, with both on the fame
feed and care.
A colt, of course, is some bother
and consumes -some feed.- The same
is true in growing any domestic
animals. But with. a . little 'pati-
ence in the handling of the .mare
and foal, a mare doing general
farm St=ork, should raise two colts
every three years and do about as
well as with none. The colt will
represent at least 100 per cent. pro -
'A friend is one who not only izlls
a. want, but wants to fill it.
In fact, so little extra care and
feed aro required that the young
animal can be. grown without notic-
ing the feed it consumes.
•
FOR HOUSEHOLD ACCIDENTS
Zant-Butt is so Very 'Creole'.
Read how beneficial it proved here!
Mrs. H. Sawyer, of Keene, Ont.,
writes :—"My husband is engaged
on a farm, and one day, while chop-
ping wood, the top of the axe broke
and fell upon his foot, cutting a
nasty gaeh. The wound was so bad
that we first thought we'slzould have
to get a doctor, but we finally de-
cided to use lam-Buk.
"Well,. the Zara-Buk treatment
proved a great success. It not only
eased the pain, but it ,pkevennpd any:
iniiammatiaf:; and right front' i"r tw
applying Zam-Burr, the eut sbogart
to heal. It is now co:p10ely' healed'
and my husband says he will nevoz
be without a box of Zara -Bek in the
house."
Over and over again lam -lank has
been proved to be the worker's best
remedy. As soon as applied to a
cut, a burn, a. scald, or any skin
injury, it relieves the painand it
sets up healing. It also prevents
blood -poisoning or inflammation It
is a sure cure, too, for eczema,
piles, ulcers, old wounds, bad leg,
ringworm, scalp sores, festering,
running sores, eruptions, cold sores,
chapped hands, etc. Its absolute
purity, also, makes it the ideal
balm for babies.
All druggists and stores sell Zam-
Buk at 50c. box, or post free from
Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, upon re-
ceipt of price. Refuse substitutes.
Mrs..Coogh,n---An' the little thing:
is the image• of his father. Mrs.
Slattery—Yis, bet I don't moind
that to much so 'long as he Tapes
hilthy,
If one be troubled with eorns and
warts; he will find in Holloway's'
Corn Cure an application that will
entirely relieve suffering.
fit on the money and labo invest
ed in it,
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds; &c,
Introduce common sense into : a
love affair, and it will lose its fla-
vor.
Tightness across the chest moans
a cold on the lungs, That's the
danger signal. Cure that gold with
Hamlin's Wizard Oil before it runs
into Consumption or Pneumonia..,,
ORIGIN OF LACE MAKING.
A romantic legend is still cur-
rent among the peasants of Europe
concerning the origin of lace, As
the story goes, u, lover who could
offer his betrothed no costly gift
one day brought to her a leaf
which he had plucked in the, forest.
She accepted it as a true token of
love and preserved it with. care.
In time the lover went away , . d
the wars perhaps— and never 're-
turned. The maiden prized stlei
leaf then as a sacred treasure,,aid.
when she found only the delzteste'
veining left of her keepsake she
took needle and thread and trieti'to''
copy the fairlylike web. And thus:'
Wise made the drat bit of real "AOC.
11
711DS iso 510 Dy,'
Res, that ANYONE
eon use,
I dyed ALL those
!NEMER!' lams
kith the SAME ave.
I used
Os' EAN and SIMPLE to Use.
O dranco ref oalaq the 'LIMON/I'D/7e for the Genes
no*
sloe. to
Cereis. colors ernee STORY booklet II
T..3ohneon-Ricnerdcan Co.. booklet Dtt,orrcef.
SO THERE YOU ARE.
She --If a man loves his wife as
much as she loves him, he will stop
wasting his money on cigars if she
asks him-
HoYes, but if his wife loves him
as much as she ought to love a man
who loves her enough to stop it if
she asks hint, she won't ask him.
Pills That Have Benefited Thou-
sands.—Known far and near as a
sure remedy in the treatment of in-
digestion and all derangements of
the stomach, liver and kidneys,
Parznelee's Vegetable Pills have
brought relief to thousands when
other specifics have failed. Innum-
erable testimonials can be produced
to establish the truth of this asser-
tion. Once tried they will be found
superior to all other pills in the
treatment of the ailments for which
they aro prescribed,
HOW SHE KNEW.
He—"You refuse me, then. Oh,
well, there are others t"
She—"I know there are, I no-
ceptei one of them this afternoon."
A druggist can obtain an imitation of
MIN.ARD"i3 LINIM T from a 'Parente
house 'at a very low price, and have it
labeled his owu product.
This greasy imitation is the poorest one
ice have yet seen of the many that every
Tom, Dick and Harry has tried to intro-
duce.
dsk for MINABb'8 and you will got it.
Love may be blind, but a woman
is seldom blind to her own charms.
Minaret's Liniment Cures Distemper,
LIGHTNING'S QUEER WAYS.
As everyone .knows, . it is clangor-
ous to stand near .a tree during a
thunderstorm, but, if anyone is so
foolish as to do it, ho will do well
to learn against the tree. If ho
;does this, .the charge goes in at his
shoulder, burning , it, and then
passes down the skin along the
middle of his back. Arrived at the
legs, it may run along one or both.
It will seriously burn' the knees
and other prominent parts, get out
through the, stockings, or 'bore a
hole through the boots, or destroy
the boots altogether.' But if he
stands near a tree or wall with-
out being in contract, the stream
of lightning may jump to the head
bones, and cause instant death. If
it doesn't do this, it will probably
burn the . hair and travel over the
skin of the head, going gown the
front of the body, or getting inside
it, and doing terrible damage.
Lawyer for 'Defendant—Now, sir,
you say that my client disappeared'
in the darkness after knocking you
down. What time of night was this?
Complainant, ---I can't, say exactly.
Your client had my watch,
in L atIPPiliS OF'
What Caused the' Muffled Sounfl in.
znfiid' e, airience of the
Llhiz' ;esq xg we ll•,11ustccated in a
smuggling atOrcl;,ch 1 beard from
an imperials nati :itime. cusoms of-
ficial at'one' 'of ths."barriers"-• on
the upper ;pmgkis'i:says a writer in
the Wide World 'Magazine, The
incident'•°scurred several years ago
itt an attempt: to avoid duty, on
small amount of Szeclluan opium
that was headed for Shanghai.
"An important 'article of down
river trade," said the °facial in
question, "is the little belled and
spangled cap Worn by the 'Chinese
children from. 2 to 6 years of age.
In passing anumber of boxes of
these itt the spring of 1906 I chanc-
ed to notice that the tinkle from
the little bell in the centre of the
cap I was examining was rather
muffled.
"Forcing it open, purely out of
curiosity, I was astonished to find a
tiny pellet of opium, hardly a
quarter of an inch in diameter,
which had been substituted for the
clapper. Of course we had to
search the whole lot, and our ag-
gregate haul from about 6,000 saps
—a couple of days work for us---'
was leas than ten pounds of
opium.
Shilohb C
QUICKLY STOPS COUGHS. CURS, COLDS.
HEALS THE THROAT AND LUNGS. 25 CMTS
HAD TIRED OF IT.
Bates—"Are you taking anything
for your hay fever?"
Yates—"Yes, I am taking physical
culture to wallop tbo man who of-
fers free advice."
Protect the child from the ravages
of worms by using Mother Graves'
Worm Exterminator. It is a stand
and remedy, and years of use have
enhanced its reputation.
Most people can have a lot of nice
things said about them—by dying.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
A roan who looks Iike a sinner
to other men may look like a saint
to some woman.
A Prime Dressing for Wounds.—
In some factories and workshops
carbolic acid is kept for use in cau-
terizing wounds and cuts sustained
by the workzn,en. "Far better to
keep on hand a bottle of Dr,
Thomas' Eelcctric Oil, It is just
as quick in action and does not
scar the akin or burn the flesh.
There is no other Oil that has its
ourativc qualities.
THE ETERNAL QUESTION.
Willie ---"Pa t"
Pa --"Yes.:,
Willie "Teacher says we're here
to help others,"
Pa—"Of course we are.'?
%Villie—``Well, what are the,.
others hero for?"
Used in Canada for
over ' half a century
—used in every corner
of the world where
people suffer firma
Constipation and it
resulting troubles—
".
Dr
roub es --
A s MoJL st's
Indian
Roof Pills,
stand higher in public
estiznation than any
others, and their ever-
increasing sales prove
their merit. Physicians
prescribe thorn.
25c. a box.
d
Trappers, Hunters
and Dealer -a in any
kind of Raw hers.
OM,not *flor'i to (lis•
pose of their' celiac
(tons w i th o u t first
obtaining our quo-
tations which- we cheerfully furnish inion
request 'Iva a ocl 11xe in the following :«
RIGHT i}i t,C r"..LIDERAL ASSORTMENT.And rem1ttance"'terrreatied sante dela good',
received sszpplroes s,nd mail charges on ail
shipments ptid,by Xie, •h., shiptaont toe lame
or•too sail.:.lashada's Largest Fur Oper.
miter; "Thenars 16 Reas+,ri,t Your bgalnos:f
and eet'respandeoce nol,citod. DEPT. r.
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W. G, Goffi'stt, i?t'Itiia Ont.
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SSU IS 45=--I
BANKS and INSUR : CE''
COMPANIES .BUY
BONDS
rig Oneyerygood reason wizyyou
should consider seriously a Bond
investment is this; Canadian.
chartered Banks, Insurance Com
ponies; and alt 'financial izistitu-
'tions which continually have
funds• to, invest and are hi the
best position to know•'safe and
profitable investments, are Large,
purchasers of bonds.
ei Much of the money You deposit
hi Banks, Trust Companies. and
Insurance, is invested in bonds,
at a considerably higher rate of
interest than you receive. •
IT We want to get in touch with theft
who from time to time have money to
invest, whether in large (warned sums.
'if Literature giving full description of
Bond investment will be sent on request.
ROYAL
SECURITIES
CORPORATION
Llutreo
BANK OF MONTREAL BUILDING
. YONCE AND QUEEN STS.
• •TORONTO •
R. M. WHITE , Manager
MAN TRZAL-gUErQCti! AtApAX-LONOON(XN Ci, j
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CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM, ONT.
ONE OF AMERICA'S GREATEST
BUSINESS SCHOOLS
Over 2,000 cholas positions filled In past
Four Years.
Some others lust filled; I, 73. DA`7N, from
Newfoundland, placed with Sask. Milling Co.,
Moose Jaw, as Steno, FERN SMI'i'II. steno.,
Peabody Overall Co„ Windsor, R. C, ROBINSON
Bkkpc, with Belt Furniture Co„ Southampton,
Ont. I+LO-sIIC ANDERSON, Spaao. and Okkr,
Can. Wolverton Co., Chatham. MILDItED.lNpD-
RESOY, :hecto„ with De Laval ,-.operator Co.,
Winnipeg, it. J. SCOTT. teacher, with Drake
college, Newark, N. J. The salaries of the three
shown last week average over $700 per minim,
She salaries of the six here shown average'close
to $70.,. Our etudeutt aro prepared for the big
pcsitions.where the big pay is offered, IT PAYS
TO A1'TIEND'railt 11i(ST, Catalogue SS tolls of
the work at Chatham. Catalogue Si tells of our
hums courses. Address. D. McI,A.CIiLs ds CO.,
C. B. college, Chatham, Ont.
FARMS FOR RENT AND SALE.
ASIC DAWSON,, HE KNOWS.
ifF you
want- to eeii a farm, consuls
' you want t6 buy a farm, cou8nit
IRAVE some of the best Fruit. Stich,
loran or Dairy .earcus in Ontario,
end prices right.
RA W. DAWSOr , Ninety Cot/write
XI. Street, Toronto.
AGENTS WANTED.
DAY SALARY AND UP—ALSO
rod eomneiss,on--tor local reprueouta-
Laiea; lnline(tiately; porinutont pos;L,Uli;
e>i'0r1o1.1o0 ullneoessary; rapid auruner.
weu4; spare auto accepted. Naiutils,
idolise, knAtisuers. Tex -onto.
(Jaw XS WANTED. — A LINE run
�t every home. }trite up tor our Glome
�v,H... of agents »upptioe. WO clave toe
greatest agency proposition iu Uauaoa,.
w'.uayi i.0 outlay, nrcovsury. Appty
4. d. t;o,. 451 Albert t,t...t/ttuwa.
miSSELLANEODS.
HAY' arid .k'Aittrz St;ALNS. Wilson's*
Scats Works, 9 Esplanade, Toronto. .
•L w EULd MACHINERY, PORTA:Slag,
or Ioavy Laurie ,MiUis, S}itugre Maw.+..slues- anti' hinters, atilt bhppttes. 'rima
0. Long Manufacturing Co.,.LtU., VI net
Street, uriiaui, Ontario.
ai.attmd, iiii.tUitS, WIMPS, etc. ln.
vernal and external, cured withoui
,. ...,t uy our nouns treatment. Write us
beture too late, Ur. kreitivau Eieuicai So,.
Limited, ColliUgwood, Ont.
/
• lulu bL&ui. tit/ Ait.l,�t1'k:L•'D. Wilson's
.D Scale Works, 9 Esplanade. Toronto.
/11.WEN'I'Y TO rxr7.'Y. nAItuEaS ADVICE,
Used. for in Toronto papers alone al-
most eery day; let us t<nun, you barber
Pratte; expert instruction; GOntuant prac-
tice; tools free. write for catalogue.
bleier barber College. 221 Queen Nast,
$'orofito. .
AA GLNT.f WANTED. — A STUDY OIC
.0 atner Agency propositions convinces
us that none ran equal ours. You will al-
ways regret it if you don't apply for par-
tioulars to Travellers' slept„ iEtl ,Albert St.,
Ottawa.
G ti PECIALISTS ADVICE FREE. Consult,
us in regard' to.•any disease. Lowest
l., men In (Amiga of all amen.
rrussos fitted by mail, Send measure.
tnent. Glasses fitted by ago. Write today
for ahyt'hiug• Bold jn, first-class drug
stores to Dr. Bellutan, Collingwood, Ont.
...•.,,.mode,,
f ollectors and shipppore will fintf 1t to their.
advantage' to got their names on our inattiug
list, Thle insures prouupt receipt of our quo.
tabuns Thad general Information, whloh will bo,
ready about the lath of November. You ,contra
euro of fair and liberal treatment uhou you
ship yourcollocttone to Wagner, Ertaior, ACo.
eapront;St East, Toronto, Dot.
IL H. NIGHTINGALE'
STOCK IBROKIER`
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IISTED STOCKS,CARtilCO ON MARGIN
Correspondencei
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