The Herald, 1911-12-01, Page 6CROLN FOR THE DDE AR
ENGLISH DIADEM. WAS NOT
'.A.KEN TO INDIA.
Remarkable Gifts . Conveyed by
the/ Royal : Pair to Indian
mak:"
' Potentates.
The King's crown for the durbar
has been specially made, as it was
decided that the crown of England
aauld not be taken out of the coun-
try, No such r'e'striction appL:.Is
to the Queen's crown, which was
mase for her coronation, and in
front of which blazes the Kohinoor,
the great Indian diamond supposed
to bring good fortune if worn by a
woman. The Queen will wear
given more magnificent jewels at
Delhi than at Westminster, and a
new ornament she is to wear is a
lotus flower of diamonds. Her
dress will be the white and gold
,mbpoidered robe worn at the coro-
nation.
The lists of presents which the
Ring and Queen are taking out for
Indian notables is a truly extra-
ordinary one and runs into a very
big sum of phoney, all of which is
being paid out of the private purses
mf the monarchs.
GRIPPE LEHH IN A
CH�I
- EMED INVALID
TEN TONS OF PUDDING.
Among thein are as many as one
thousand plum puddings made in
the Buckingham Palace kitchens,
The mixing of these seasonable
dainties was a task of great mag-
nitude, for the smallest of the one
thousand is •as large as a' good
size football. The ingredients
weighed about ten tons, and scores
of servants were employed for
;weeks in weighing and apportion-
iing them. Gallons of the finest
cognac and vintage sherry from the
Xing's cellars went into the mam-
moth bowls to enrich the puddings.
In order that the pudding might
Buffer no damage in transit the
Queen herself saw to it that they
Were taken from the basins from
they were boiled, placed in grease-
proof paper bags with an outer cov-
ering of linen, the latter sealed with
the royal cipher, and then packed
inwooden boxes. To each pud-
ding is attached a slip bearing
printed instructions as to the com-
pletion of the cooking.
Besides 'the •puddings the King
aq.d Queen are taking out for the
. Iresistm.as tables cif muss of their
, ,-.:<�..:i t •
Intrsubjects a �+lrge• zitmhereof
rich plum cakes, York hams and
Stilt ee cheeses. Then there are
rang of English linen, piles of
Buckinghamshire, honiton and
point leces, illustrated books,
fancy Ieather goods, silverware of
all lards, British silks and velvets,
pictures end phetogr•aphs and a
grees>,t veriety of other article*,
while there is quite a menagerie
of puppies, kittens and canaries.
FOR INDIA'S WOMEN.
Queen Mary, moreover, em-
ployed a large number of painters
of miniatures to reproduce favorite
IC a les of herself which the King
possesses, and these are to be pres-
ented to favored Indian subjects.
For the great ladies of India, the
Queen has had copies made of more
than a hundreddred {f her fans, many
df which are composed of exquisite
lace mounted on ivory, tortoise -
.shell or enamel s ticks, Then
there are numerous parasols made
of rare lace and Mild painted silk,
with •straight handles, like those
favored by the Queen, and made
of gold, inlaid ivory and tortoise-
shell colored jade or quartz.
The twenty-four silver: trumpets
to be used by the state trumpeters
who will herald the durbar pro-
clamation of the King -Emperor
with a fanfare will be decorated
with square banners of costly em-
broidery specially manufactured
in Delhi,
There is on. board the Medina an
escort elf Life Guards and a large
body of Royal Marine Artillery,
and the Medina is being followed
part of her voyage by an escort of
cruiser`.
BUT HE .FOUND CU1tE IN
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS.
Quebec Postmaster wag confined to
bed when he stetted to use
Doild's Kidney Pills—They .oured
Zinn.
Tippins, Pontiac Co., Que., Nov.
27 (Slrnial),—Postmaster F, Tip -
pins, of this place, who for three
years has been more or less of an
Invalid, and who for some time was
confined to his bed, is up and
around again, a healthy and hearty
.Man. Dodd's Kidney Pills cured
him.
"After recovering from an attack
of Grippe," the Postmaster says in
telling the story of his cure. "I
took a pain in my back and I suf-
fered for nearly three years, final-
ly getting so bad that I was con-
fined to my bed.
"Ono day I told my wife to go,
and get me some Dodd's Kidney
Pills, as that would be the last me-
dicine I would try. After using
about hall the box I began to feel
better, so I kept on taking them.
When I had taken two boxes I was
able to get up, and ten boxes cured
me completely."
The principal danger of Grippe
is the after effects. The way to
guard against this is to strengthen
the Kidneys so they can strain all
the dregs of the disease out of the
blood. Dodd's Kidney Pills are
always the last medicine enyoae
takes for Kidney Disease. It al-
ways cures and no other medicine
is needed.
LONDON'S; STRED'.i>�
Polished Surface of rl`.be irlillfares
Show Great •Garin•
After ar spelt 9f dry wi ache tthee
streets in London; England, paved
with wood and asphett,' become.
polished to a very high degree,
and the sheen upon Victoria, street
and Piccadilly, and ; some• other,
roads, is so reinarltable.tllat. at
night they 'shine almost like ice in
the glare of the lamps, writes Lord
1VI•ontague in London U.
If an unused seetionebe observ-
ed over which moters d6.;not run,
no plush will be seene but in the
middle of the street the surface,
though curiously enough, not slip-
pery in its dry state, ies polished
like the floor of a, ball seom,e- the
natural effect, when one comes. to
think of it, of rubber and steel in
juxtaposition, and thelight , but
continual slipping of wheels over
a surface of hardwood. One effect
of this polish is to make: it impos-
sible for any light or loose mat-
ter to rest upon it when there is
any wind at all.
The centre of the streets has
become marvellously clean, and all
the horse refuse is blown into the
gutters near the pavement,, which,
being often flushed with a trickle
of water, collects most • .of this
light and dangerous detritus which.
would otherwise be blown farther
afield. I have often written of
the Ebony Way down the Champs
Elysees in Paris. We ;have now
in London many ebony ve ys, but
not being given as a natic tea uo
much overlubrication as ow Gal=
lie neighbors. our roads4 are not
as black; owing to driap''ig oil
on the surface. The surface of
our streets is beeorning mo -re like
polished ivory than polishdu ebony.
The effect of the Road Via•'';., d and
its grants is already to he :reh all
over England in regard , the
making of main reads dust':. ss.
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NOTHING ELSE TO DO.
Cityman—'rI' suppose you farm-
ers have an easy time in winter'?"
Farmer—"Oh, yes; we usually
lays abed till 5 o'clock in th' fore-
noon, an' knocks off . ter th' day by
8 o'clock in th' afteruoon 1"
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A WARNING.
"Why, Mandy," said old Meramy-
Dinah, "what's dies I hvah about
yo' marrvin' dat good-fur-nuthin'
Sam Joh•ising
" a' a s, Mammy, I suttingly am,"
said 2.- a.ndv, blushing a rich •ochre.
"Why. dat .min's de nateraleat-
born flirt dere ever was on di;
veare eclrth, chile," said Mammy.
"Why, dey done flashed hint f'm
de barber shop' eaa_ ze ehbery time
lie lok in de klass he'd wink at
hinesenl.".
r A ..Power of Its Own. Dr.
Thomas' Eclectric Oil has a subtle
power of its own that other oils
cannot pretend to, though there
are many pretenders. All who have
used it know this and keep it b
them as the most valuabic liniment
available. Its uses are innumer-
able and for many year's it has
i,een prized as the leading liniment
for man and beast.
AWFUL THOUGHT.
Neil—"Won't it be grand when
women can vote?"
Belle—'`But suppose election
should come on a day when you
have a fitting at your deessmak-
er'8,,,
DEPENDS ON WHERE HE IS
• "How old would you say she is?"
"To her face or behind her
Mick?"
"Quick, Dusty 1 . Como away
from sat bar'1 l" " Wet's de mat-
ter?" "De cider in it's workin'."
"The birthstone is supposed to
control our destinies, Now, what
is your . birthstone F" "Judging
from eay life experience ,1 am in- +r
olined to believe it is a brickbat." ,Ill). 7
most
Often what appear to be the
trivial occurrences of life prove to
be the most momentous. Many ate
disposed to regard a cold as a
slight thing deserving of little een-
sicleratia)n, and this neglect often
results in most serious ailments
entailing years of suffering. Drive
out colds and coughs with Bickl•e's
Anti -Consumptive Syrup, the recog-
nized remedy for all affections of
the throat and lungs.
There are eighty thousand kinds
of beetles.
Minard's Liniment Cures-Garget In Cows,
HEARTLESS.
Cholly, --"Miss Jones, life with-
out yon would be, for me, a de-
sert. What is your answer V'
Ethel—"Buy a camel!"
Oats contain a larger
flesh and bone forming
than any other cereal.
amount of
substances
c,,utol:LY S T OP3 ctotSO -03, 000GS COLDS,
NEALE+ Tiff THROAT Al' -'O LUNQ0.. 2S GENTS
A FULL REPORT.
One day an 8 -year-old' girl, who
had been taught to report her mis-
deeds promptly, sought kis, mother
with an aspect of grief noting
great penitence.
"I broke a brick
place," the youn'g,afrer . e
between soba,
" that bra,
-
rieet'," :.ani1,.r,,. �.
how ,obi earth, ellildl rl
"I was pounding
watch ?"
A WARNING TO MOTHERS
No mother can expect her little
one to escape all the ills of child-.
hood, but every Inothei• 'who accepts
fair warning as to the treatment 'of
these little ills can save 'her baby
Bache suffering. Thousands of mo-
thers ofyoung children keep Baby's
Own Tablets in . the hon seal 1 mo-
thers should do so. The 'Tablets
are a, never,failing euro for all the.
minor ills of babyhood and. child,
hood, They can . be given with, per-
fect safety—they always do good;
never harm. Constipation, indige-
tion, colic, simple fevers,. colds,
eta, all rapidly disappear 'under
treatment with the Tablets. The
Tablets are sold by naedi,.ine deal-
ers or by snail at 25 cents a box
from The Dr., Williams' Medicine
Brockville, Ont.
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SURPRISE 'EM.
`#He makes a fine appearance."
"Yes. You'd never guess he'd
come to borrow money until- he
makes the touch."
.A. Simple and Cheap Medicine. -
A simple, cheap and effective me-
dicine is something to be desired.
There is no medicine so effective a
regulator of the digestive system as
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills. They
are simple, they are cheap, they
can be got anywhere, and their be-
neficial action will prove their re-
commendation. They are the me-
dicine of the poor man and those
who wish to escape doctors' bills
will do well in giving them a trial.
GOOD.
"He has a good wife, hasn't he?"
"I should say so. Fie can always
borrow money from her when he
goes broke himself."
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sincd,
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THE RISE IN TEA
One of our repoltt4r.4 has i'iter-
:•iewed Mr a4TeIv ile, ,..ho elhYcf rep-
resentative of Thomas :1'. Lipton for.
Canada and the United States,
=alio, when asked for•..'he eause of
the increase in price of tee., said:
:,The day of good tea at a cheap
price has passed by, mere particu-
larly of British -grows teas, their
increasing popularity Ma created
a greater demand than the supply.
Russia and Australia are "buying
tremendously of these instead of
Chinas, the consumption in Great
Britain is larger than es'ir, the
L
:;hutting out of over 1 , million.
pounds of colored China r feet tea
by the United States, t';.a larger
use of tea due to high coffee prices,
the growth of rubber` in'.Ceylon,•
the shortage in tho Japan crop this
year and the labor problem in tea
growing countries, all the t factors
account for the much higher pri-
mary markets, and the present re-
volution in China inay mean smaller
Chinese crops next year. It . either
means lower quality at the tiame
prices or the same quality at high-
er prices, and our experie'iiee shown
the public prefer the letter.. The
future indications aro ;for still
higher prices. Even with the ad-
vance ial price, tea will `atilt be by
far the cheapest popular heverage.70
WEALTH IN GERMAN. PEAT.
It is proposed to utilize, the Im-
mense peat deposits in northwest
Germany by bringing a
,Large part
of the bogs under cultivation and
coavertineh the peat into "'lief, to be
employed in the development of
electrical energy torar ricultural
purposes, as well as fol supplying
light. and power to e.n
nm ael' . of
towns situated within a radius of
fifty miles. A network of 'canals
is to be formed to drain the 'ground;
It is estimated that the gas pro-
duced frointhe peat wills fll,rnish
work to the amount of (WO horse-
power hours . for each ton and a
large quantity of. ammonia will be
recovered.
Old Maid -But why should a
great strong man like vr,l 1>t,"loaned
begging? Wayfarer—Dear lady, it
is the only profession I know in
which :t gentleman ea; address a
beautiful woman without an intro-
duction."
ISSUE 48-11
Minard's Liniment Co.'Limited
Gentierncr,, -Last winter t received eived great
bo^.efit from the nee of MINA111)'ri LIN2-
•,etENT in a severe attank of LaQrippe,
and I have frequently proved it to be
very effective in I,a-' of inflammation.
Yours,
W. A. EUTCHINSON.
QbITT into i :eon THEM
Tall • Miss—"Are the . Young-
homes going to take a big house?"
Little Maiden -"Just a five room
house for themselves and a ware••
house for their wedding presents."
Away With Depression and Mel-
ancboly.—These two evils are the
accompaniment of a disordered sto-
mach and torpid liver and mean
wretchedness to all whom they
visit. The surest and speediest way
to combat them is with Pernie:lce's
Vegetable fills, which will restore
the healthful action of the stomach
and bring relief. They have proved
their usefulness in thousands of
eases and will continue to give re-
lief to the suffering who are wise
enough to use them.
•
'Ninety per cent. of the cycles im-
:ported into Japan are supplied by
British manufacturers.
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper*,
PAY BETTER INTERES'
ON YOUR 'MONEY
J In point of security and interest return, the small investor in•bondsis.ontile.same
footing as the institution or individual withthousands or tens of thousands to invest.
91 Until Bonds in their present form were devised, it was not an easy thing to
find an investment, safe, easily convertable into cash, and simple •inform, and
yielding as high as 6 per cent interest.
02i Itisamatter of importance to you to know thatwe generally have on hand bonds
in denominations of $zoo and upwards, paying interest of from 4e4 to 6•per cent.
q These are seasoned securities, bonds that have demonstrate- their ability to
pay interest and principal.,
J If you have any money, no matter what the amount, earning less than dila you
should ask us how to re -invest it in a way to afford better interest with as good,
or better security.
SECURITIES
CORPORATION LIMITED
BANK OF MONTREAL BUILDING - - YONGE AND QUEEN' STREET
R. M. WHITE
.TORONTO
Manager MONTREAL-OUEBEC-SALIFAX-OrrAW
LONDON ENG.)
PERSONAL.
Cholly—"Howmuch chloroform
will ib take to kill a puppy?"
Druggist—"Tut, tut 1 Stop smok-
ing cigarettes and you'll think bet-
ter of it."
FREE TO BOYS
Splendid Magic Lantern (with twelve
=Tides); Steam Engine (nearly one foot
high); with whistle, fly wheel and every.
thing complete for running; Guaranteed
"Starr"' double -ender Hockey Skates; or
guaranteed Watch free to any boy.
Send in your name and we will send you
3o sets of Sarnia views and Christmas post
cards to sell at io cents a set. When sold
send us the money and we will send you
whichever prize you choose. We prepay
all charges. Address, IIOMER-
WARREN CO., Dept. 29, • Toronto.
HAD GOOD CAUSE.
"He never seemed to have any
friends."
"Yet the heirs seemed unusually
mournful."
"Well, most of his money went
to charity."
Hard and soft corns both yield to
Holloway's Corn Cure, which is
entirely safe to use, and certain
and satisfactory in its action.
LEGAL LORE.
"As a lawyer, bow,would you
advise me to sue fora irl's hand?"
"Take the case to court and ask
for immediate trial."
MEAN THING.
He—"I suppose, wifey, you.
wouldn't care to go to the theatre
in your old dress?"
She—"Oli, dear, no. Of course
not.',
He -"That's what I thought, so'
I—"
She—"Yes, dear—"
He—"So I only bought one tick-
et for myself."
MU LET Tilir COM
ROB YOU OF SLEEP
Von probably know All too well
how it goes. Just as you doze off, the
tickling starts in your throat. A. gentle
cough, still asleep. A harder cough, and
then another. First thing yon know,
you're wide awake, coughing your head
off.
A few nights of that and you're so
worn out and weakened that the cough
tastes a tight grip on you.
But why endure it ?
• Na-Dra-Co Syrup of linseed, Licor—
ice: and Chlorodyne will soothe that
exasperating tickling, loosen the phlegm
and cure the inflammation of the =cons
membrane. It not only stops the cough
quickly, allowing you to get sound, re-
freshing sleep, but it goes to the.root of
the trouble and drives out the cold corn-
pletely. Children willingly take Na
Dzu-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice,and.
Chlorodyne, because it tastes so good.
Your Druggist has it or eau quickly+get
it for yon cit 250, and ,5o0. bottles. ,lite
National Drug & Chemical ,Co. of
Canada, Limited. x 15
TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY
OP Fled, Weak, Weary, 'Watery Eyes
p.tpdera.nulatedEyelids. Murine Doesn't
gnsrt--goof :ea Eye Pain. Druggists:
Roll at riae Fye' Remedy, Ltquid,,25e,
Sec, SLOB. Marino , Eye Salve in
Aseptic Tubes. 25e, $1.00. Eye Books
and Eye Advice Free by Mali.
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
above all the mammals save man
himself.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
Harduppe—Is Wigway honest?
Borrowwell—Well, he came around
to my house the other day and stole
an umbrella I had borrowed from
him. '
You will sneeze; perhaps feel
chilly. You think you are catch-
ing cold. Don't wait until you
know it. Take a dose of Hemline
Wizard Oil and you just can't catch -
FARMS FOR RENT AND SALE .-?
ASK DAWSON, HE KNOWS, ..
ye you want to sell a • fafefn .' eon's
X. me.
�"F you want. to buy a farm.,,;' cons
,L me.
1 HAVE some of the best Fruit, St
Grain or Dairy Farms in'.Oita
and prices right.
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AGENTS WANTED.
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list or agents supplies. 'IVe have
greatest agency proposition in Can
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C..1. Co., 228 Albert St.. Ottawa.
NEL? WANTED.-
ALESMEN-$50 PER WELIC SELL
L) one hand Egg -Beater. Samato
terms 25c. Money refunded if uueatis
tory. Collette Mfg, Company, Ooll
wood, Ont.
A T ONCE—MEN TO LEARN BAR
1�L trade; expert instruction; cone
practice; tools tree; always sure emp
meat for a barber. Write for oatalo
Moser Barber College, 221 Queen L
Toronto.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-1LA AY and FARti SCALES. Wile
..L.L Scale Works, 9 Esplanade, Toro
�i AWMILL MACHINERY, PORTA
1� or heavy Lathe Ilius, Shingle At
Engines and Boilers. Mill Supplies.,,,
E. Long tstanufacturing Co., Ltd.;
Street, Orillia, Ontario.
Dam. TANNERY—OUSTOM R
Al and Fur tanning. Cattle and II
i�. xes make -best Robes and Coats ' e
uroperly tanned. bend them to me
have them dressed right. You will
well satisfied. is. F. bell, Delhi, Ont.
ANGER, ''rulioRS, LUMPS, eta
'tj ternai and external, oared with
t,uin by our name treatment. Write
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E�GENTS WANTED. A STUDY
Other Ageney propositions con 11
us that none can equal. ours. •You 1
ways regret it if you don "t apply':'for
ticulaxre to Travellers' t5eln•c,,' la
Ottawa. ".
(;.ti PEOIALI,�Ts ADVICE FREE.' ' CGin
iJ
us in regard to any disease. Lt;
prices to drage of moil ki
Trusses fitted by mail. Send mens
meat. Glasses fitted by age. Write to -
tor anything sold to first-class d
stores to Dr. Balluian, Collingwond.:
CHENILLE CURTAI
and all kinds of Horse hangings, also
LACE CURTAINS DYED ANO CLEA
LIKE NEW,
Write to us about' yours.
IBRITISNAMERICAN DYEING 00., BoXlSS, Mont
CUhen buying your Pian
insist on having an
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Piano Action.
cold.
Quick -spoken
Customer— Youm
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sa®csniRoER
keep everything for the piano, biomber standard Stock andllining Each
don't you? Salesman—Yes, sir. LISTED STOCKS CARRIED ON MARDI
We do, sir. Quick -spoken Custom- ' Correspondence invited.
er—Give me an axe . a 33 MELINDA ST., TORON
Worms sap the strength and un-
dermine the vitality of children.
Strengthen them• by using Mother
Graves' Worm Exterminator to
drive out the parasites.
Man at birth is the most helpless
of all living things.
Mlnardrs Liniment Cures Colds, &o.
BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES NOW.
It is stated that Messrs. Krupp,
of Essen, Germany, are now manu-
facturin.g a typo of steel for safes
which resists the action of quick -
cutting drills and breaks the best
bits like glass. It is equally proof
against the blow -pipe, To cut it
in this way a length of time is re-
quired not at the disposal of the
burglar. To cut a plate 40 min,
thick with a blow -pipe it takes .six
to fourteen hours, 12,000 litres of.
hydrogen and 13,000 of acetylene.
This would involve the conveyance
of six steel cylinders of compres-
sed gas, each weighing 70 kiles.,
which is presumably beyond 'the
resources of the average, burglar
at any rate. •
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C„AETE AND FIERCE. '
Ie—"What do you women do at
you club?"
She ---"Talk stbout the faults Of
you 'men. . What do you .do at
goers?" •
He—"Try to forget .the faults elf
the women."
Twentv'_ first Withrow To
Fob. 3. I-ACONIA Now Yo
Madeira, Gibraltar. Algeria,
MEDITER- Monte Carlo, Maples. Then
RANIAN to Sicily, Greece, Turkey,
.ninon, Nyria, Palestine, rgy
DUNOTTAR CASTLtl,100 A;
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External application fol -`r -
or beast. Everyone know
the wonderful qualities in`'`
oil o:1:. the STURGEON
sprains, lameness, etc.
Dr. Dow's formula •has;i,
its best form, For Rheumati
Lumbago, Neuralgia, Swvcllb.
etc., it cannot be equalled:'
Try 'it once and ;you will
satisfied. Price 25 cents. •
'B'O'LA DEALER
The'' 3rayley Drug Co., .Its
Sole Props. St•'John,
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