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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1906-10-05, Page 2CONSTIPATION .AND IIS RESULTS. Why Bileans Are so Highly Bene- ficial., About eight women out of every ten 'suffer from. constipation. Certain poi. - Cone of the food we eat are useless as food and the work of the bowels is to expel those portions, Their work is aid- ed by a secretion of the liver—the bile. When this secretion fails, or is secreted in insuffieieut quantities, the bowels be- come inactive and constipation results, Impurities which should be expelled gather, and then note what happens! The blood comes in contact with this foul accumulation, is filled with poison, and the circulation carries these poi- sons all over the body, That is why constipated persons have so anuch headache, that dull, heavy feeling, bad breath, foul taste in the mouth, etc. Thom this it is seen that if the liver be corrected, the bile flow will be set right, that in turn will correct the intestines, and the constipation will be ended. This is exactly what Bileans do, and why :they are so superior to ordinary medicine or purgatives. These flush the bowels, but do not get to the cause of the evil (the liver). Bileans do. Mrs. Frances Greene, of Earl street, Kingston, (Out.), says: "My liver was sluggish and out of order, and I had great trouble from constipation. Every movement of the bowels had to be forced. I doctored and tried all man- ner of remedies. but nothing brought a permanent cure until I tried Bileans, They 'cured the constipation, ended the eluggish, tired -out "livery" feeling. and made me feel bright and buoyant." Similar evidence is forthcoming from all quarters of the globe. Bileans cure constipation, piles, headache, female ail ments and irregularities. debility, indi- gestion, liver chill. wind spasms aurae ma, and all disorders arising from liver and stomach derangement. All dealers and stores, at .50e a box. or post free from the Bilean Co., Toronto. on receipt of price. Six boxes for $2.50. Got His Horse. A farmer living near the town of Der- by having got himself disliked on account -of his quarrelsome habits, the •other far- mers decided one night to cool him down a bit. At midnight the farmer was disturbed by a voice shouting: "Your horse is ancien l" The irate farmer hurried to his clothes, find. hastening to the door, asked: "Which way has he gone?" 'Toward H—," replied one of the 'warmers. Another offered the loan of a horse he bestrode, which offer the sleepy farm- er accepted. After riding all night he found himself at daylight next morning riding his own horse.—Liverpool Post. Dear Mother Your little ones are a constant care in Fall and Winter weather. They will catch cold. Do you know about Shiloh's Consumption Cure, the Lung Tonic, and what it has done for so many? It is said to be the only reliable remedy for aII diseases of the air passages in children. lit is absolutely harmless and pleasant to take. It is guaranteed to cure or your money is returned. The price is 25c. per bottle, and all dealers in medicine sell • 3r4 L This remedy should be in every household. Invention the Magic Word. (Oswego Times.) Private and reputable advices received in Washington from Cuba point toward a greatly increased necessity of intervention by this •Government. The significant feature is the situation is that the Palma administration cant secure the volunteers for the army, even by the offer of $2 per day, about double the ordanary unskilled wage. Yeast—An English physician recently as- aaerted that fishes are the only living things that do not have a taste for alcohol. Crimsonbeak—slut num ale so about fish that we can't tell •wh.'.her he's telling the truth or not. 1 One disease of thinness in ' children is scrofula; in zdults, consumption. Both have poor ' blood ; both need more fat.' These diseases thrive on lean- ness. Pat is the best means of overcoming them; cod liver oil makes the best and healthiest fat and ,477 E , ULS N is the easiest and most effective form of cod liver oil. Here's a natural ordek of things that !Shows why Scott's Emulsion is of so much value in all cases of scrofula and consumption. More fat, more weight, more nourish- ment, that's why. Send for .free sample. SCOTT'& BOWNE, Chtaists '•Toronto, Ont. iesateles.o(i tt is is tt .,A14QuuggtIls WHAT TO FEED XOVR DOG IN SUM- MER. For a hundred years all of us have been told, and most of us have believed, that cornbread is not a good food for doge. It has been called "heating." Authorities have told us that it had too much of a tendency to create fat, and not enough in the direction of bone and muscle, Recently, however, one of tee great bench show handlers and judges has stated publicly that after trying ail sorts of combinations, he found that he could get his dogs into better condition with cornbread than with any other food. About the same time an old foxhound plan told me that he had observed close- ly for many years, and that his dogs had always more strength, vim and endur- ance when he fed them on cornbread. Be said that oatmeal, manufactured bis- cuit and a mixture of meat and vege- tables were all inferior in results. Ile feeds the mature dogs on meat twice a week and on cornbread the rest of the time. His puppies are raised almost entirely on corn mush and milk, -Joseph A. Graham, in June Outing, all eis. Steam Heated Plants. The French Agricultural Department is working on a series of experiments 'suggested ay a fire occurring in one of the rural districts, in which the great- er portion of a small town was con- sumed. The flames encompassed several or' chards, and it was found that such of the trees as were not scorched by the flames put forth a second set of buds and were soon in full flower. Through a system of underground steam pipes it is believed that two crops a season may be forced in the South of France and that the yield of the or- chards will more than repay the cost of the fuel. The experiments are designed to start the budding in the early spring and to protect the second product in the late fall. Orange raisers in Florida frequently resort to huge bonfires in order to avert the loss of crops through sudden frosts, and possibly steam Heated orchards will become the proper caper in the course of a few years. HI GL SON OF GI 'NWOOD "For years 1 have been troubled with Tilos. At times I would haye to iso down ant. remain perfectly quiet for hours. Each attack was worse than the last. I tried many Pile medicines but got no better till l; used :Eleni-Roid, and this cured mo perma- nently. Thanks to Hem- Roid, I am now free from every symptom of Piles. L. bI. GI.snsoe," Assistant Post Master, Greenwood, Ont. Thousands tell the same story of Hem-Roid, the $1,000 Guaranteed Pile Cure. All druggists, $LOO, or Tam WILSON -Para Co., Limited. Niagara Talcs, Ont. 25 Young Chap, Is This You? (St. Catharines Star -Journal.) St. Catharines, like every other city, has some young fellows that are getting them- selves in shape to spend a useless Iife. They skip school as often as possible and Ieave it for good as soon as they can. They do not care to work and are more or less of a bur- den to their parents. It is a pity there is no law compelling them to do something. The young man who drops out of school early in the rare, smokes cigarettes, loafs around the streets and runs with toughs, is ready to enter life's contests away in the rear. Ile has cut down Lis earning capac- ity to a small quantity. Sie will be badly handicapped and the chances are he will be beaten in the race of business and of wage earning. ;71.(')c o business man wants en employe oP osis sort and he is never likely to be either well off or live to be a good old age. If he were married his wife would have to trite in washing to keep him, and he Is most likely to fill a dishonest grave. SunIlght Soap is bettor than other soaps, bet is best when used in the Sunlight way. Buy Starlight Soap and follow directions. Economy. Investigator—I have teen in this sau- sage factory from both end, and'I don't eee what you are going to do with all that stuff and dirt on the floor." Proprietor—Don't wor•y about that. We know how to make both -ends meat --Baltimore American. Sllinsud's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia, "CHUMS." IIe lives across the street from us, Au' ain't as big as me; His another takes In washin', 'cue They're poor 'as they can be. But every eight ha brings his slate, An' then I do his sums, A.n' help him get his lessons straight, 'Cul him an me is chums. His clothes ain't mite as good as mine, lout I don't caro for that• Isis mother makes his face just shine, An', I lent him a hat, An' every morning just by rule , when nine o'clock it comes, lie takes my hand and goes to school, 'Cuz him an' m0 is chums. Nobody better tease me, too, No matter if he's small, 'Cos I'm a friend, for tried and true, An' that's the mason all The boys don't dare to tease him, cul I just wait till he comes, An' ho r;alites ale:;<: by me, be does, Cuz m:, aad him is uhuuls. He fall an' hurt biro elf one day The summer before last, An' that's what makes him limp that way, An' don't Low very fast. So tmhen I ro:t a piece of pie, Or mn yhr nuts or plums, I always give him seine, 'cul I Get loccau'--Sim and me is chums, An' when It's apple time, we go, An' I climb all the trees, 'Cos lie can't climb --he's hunt, you kaosp, But he gets all ho sees Come droppin6 down, and my! he'd glad, An' when the twilight conies He says what a fine time ho had Get lots an'—•Iliva and me is chums. But my! his mothers awful queer; 'Cos w'en we'ro borne again, She wines her eye—a great, big tear, An' says—"God bless you, Beni • The Lord will bless you all your days When the great Judgment comes." nut I say 1 don't need no praise,. cue ma and him is chums. 7]. M. Sn the Moscow Weetrle Revel& Upe SUNILIGHT SOAP and GET TUE ., REDIIIUMS The Coupons are the same as cash because they can be exchanged for Toilet Soaps for which you have to pay out money every week. Users of SUNLIGHT and CHEERFUL SOAPS can get their TOILET SOAPS for nothing. Read circular in every package, or write us for Premium List. 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At drug -Stores --or from The Chemists' Co. of Canada, Limited, Hamilton—•Toronto, She Didn't Want a Cab. "Keb, sir, keb?" the flock of Grand Central cabbies called, with what is only their usual mechanical insistence, and were tremendously stu'prised, for, in spite of the annoyance of the creatures, it is believed by some that they mean no harm—to have a pedestrian with a palm -leaf fan turn on them and snap out: "Na, I don't want a `kelt' Can't you see that I'm walking? If I didn't have to walk Pd have had a cab hours ago, years ago, before you were born" Then she prided oar.. One of the cabbies stared, then .said to another: "Knew it hot as tb ttq'- ase *York 1venine Sum Baltimore, field., Nov. II, 1903. Minard's Liniment Co., Limited. Sirs,— i came across a bottle of your MINAfD'S LINIMENT in the hands of one of the students at the University of ]Maryland, .and he being so kind as to let me use it for a very bad sprain, which I obtained in training for foot races, and to say that it helped me would be put- ting it very mildly, and I therefore ask if you would let me know of one of your agents that is closest to Baltimore so that I may obtain some of it. Thanking you in advance I remain. Yours truly. W..0. McCLTE AN. 14 St, Paul street. Care Oliver Typewriter Co, P. S.—Kindly answer at once, SENTENCE SERMONS. Trains of Ties are made up by switeh- img the truths A little great mean can always be filled with vanity. Strength in public .must have sources in private. The funeull kind of religion is most properly [dead. You cannot learn to be it guide by stpdying a guide book. it e who stands for the right win not come to a standstill. Reverent reasoning may be the ibesit kind o1 a revelation. Ethics is. good, and. so is a motor, but it needs a {tenamo. No man gets worthy riches unless he is willing to be poor. Only the dead heart .wants to be dead- 1re'aded to heaver. You cannot ;etp'arate sloelety faiom sin by separating yourself free. society, It is never safe to 'trust the man who carries his virtues in .the tip .of llrvs tongue, People will believe in the virtues of your e+haraeter without the evidence sof its vinegar. A man's ¥ocabulary is nreasuried by his dictionary, .but his ,message depends on hies irene't. Yon do not have to throw prurience to the `rinds in order to prove 'that you steer by principle, When it man talks, about the ncces- eity of: the divorce of religion and 'busd- mess the dimness are he is not a equarin t- ed with either. FAR EXCRUSU3N TO NEW YORK, Tickets only $9,00 to New York and re- turn, from Suspension Bridge, via Le- high Valley Railroad, Thursday, October 4th. Tickets good 10 days. Good on regularexpress trains leaving Suspen- sion Bridge 3,50 and 7:1,5 a. m., 7.15 and 8,43 p, • For tickets, and further particulars; talc an or write Robt. S. Lewis, Passen- ger Agent, 10 King street easi<, Toronto. The steamer Arctic, under votntnand of Capt. Bernier, sailed from Sorel, Que., en baste:day Artificial Aging of Brandy. Ordinarily brandy, before being bot- tled, is aged by keeping for the requis- ite length of time in small oaken casks, frim which it absorbs certain ethers and essential oils contained in the wood and necesary to its perfection. By the meth- od of Professor Martinotti fine shav- ings of oak are plaeed in the cask with the new spirit and allowed to remain for one month, the cask bein occasional- ly turned over. At the end of this time the liquor is filtered and decanted inti• white glass bottles, which are filled to about two thirds and after being very lightly corked are placed in an inclined position, care being taken that the bran- dy does not touch the stopper. By this means the largest possible surface is ex- posed to the action of the air and the oxidation necessary to produce good brandy is materially hastened, The ac- tion of light plays an important part in the maturing of spirits, but bottles should not be exposed to the direct rays of the sun and should be kept in a suf- ficiently cool place to avoid excessive evaporation. ese Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff. His Response, An ignorant fellow who was about to get married resolved to make ihimtyelf penfeet in the responses orf the marriage service; but 'by mistake i to •cotnbmittect to memory the 'office of 'baptflsm for those of riper ears; so avh+en the olergy- anan asked heals in the (shaves.: "Wet thou have this woman to be thy wedded wife?" the bridegroom answered iso a very solemn; tone: "1 renounce then alt." The astonished minister said: "I think you are a foal," to which he repnliecl: "Ail this I steadfastly believe." seem Mineola& Liniment tor sale everywhere, Row It Worked. Saunders, a Se,)t, was in an English hospital, a very sick man. The doctor happened to be an ,Aberdonian who had followed the country motto, "Hnud Sooth" Saunders found in the doctor a great sympathiser, but his recovery was slow business. "Man, doctor," said ;Saun- ders, one day, "if I could hens a bit skirl o' the bagpipes, I'd be a' richt" The doctor had a set of pipes and that even- ing the pibroch was heard near the hos- pital. Next morning the doctor found Saunders trying to persuade the head nurse that he was fit for discharge. "Well, Saunders," he asked, "how are you this morning?" "Man, I'm fine!" said .Saunders, "Iso ware the others, nurse?" "They're all dead!" Not on the Board. (N. Y. Sun.) Argus was declining a job. "No," he exclaimed, "I couldn't be a di- rector. because I couldn't keep all my eyes shut.,., The promoters accordingly fought shy of him. ISSUE "NO. 40, 1906 PICTURE POST CARDS 16 for 10o; 60 for sen; 100 for 8001 all dif- ferent; 600 for $3 assorted; 1;000 envelopes 600 and 600; 1,00 foreign stamps 26a. ' w, R. Adams, 401 Yonge street, Toronto, Ont. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup shaaid al- ways be used for children teething. 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