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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1906-11-09, Page 6LORD OF LACE AND RIBBON.EVERY HOME NEEDS ZAM-BUIL, To ,A.ccaunt fox titrant t Dreams. MlLis I think. very often our dreams are a l t'essmaker of Paris a Marvel and `. Experiences of Housekeepers Who beep I Jumble os.'.deal that we have inherited, a Magnate, It Handy. 1 and that dreazliing is largely a kind of In ever home cuts,bruises. scalds and flee play of what I have called ances- tral ?on dressmaker is a slim ;young man y tral memory.* with a longnose and big, winsoinc came, similar injuries are ware to occur, espee- 4Ve dream, of things which we have leasing a ray frock and patent leather ia3ly where there are children. In most never ex eri our g waking 'clyses --•corseted and powdered raid per- ' homes too chat>ped hands, chilblains, oats I xem�en erd attve y realistic dream. cczeina yin worm ulcers and other skin tatsneel--.he is more than a Tann; he ie a diseas s occur. �$ti ,nsniaker. Ile r s t 1 with l•tn i� or these you need was a battle, and I was in a regiment of cavalry , that received an order to charge. Tile' whole •scene is vividly be- fore me as I write, and wore I an art- ist I could sketch the face of a man who rode by my side. I can feel the throb of eagerness +the thudding of the horsee hoofs in the. mad rush as we quickened stir pato to get to closer quarters with diose we were,pursuing. Suddenly the squardon of men in front opened, wheeling off to the right and left, and we were looking into the iron throats of a masked battery, They open- ed fire upon us—a moment after the ear splitting thunder, and I was in a hell of smoke; dust, blood, and metal; every piece seemed to sing a war chant of its own. Then I awoke and I was shouting "God! I never knew it wee anything like this." Here surely is something experi- enced by an ancestor which has descend- ed from generation to generation and taken its place in my collection of im- pressions. --Frons the Nineteenth Cen- tury. scar ec t ` a balm which is clyrbtai, It is not of'an offensive kind. are herbal free from mineral con r Iiia manners are a stra efe mixture of pound, free from animal fat, antiseptic, humility arid insolence, for he is at once 'tile to stop bleeding and .which should to salesman and an artist. And he talks, peal. talks, talks—bending h}'s siim body into Zaixl-Buk meets all these require - polite curves--gesticuhtfin with his thin meats, Why not prove its merits? Read :v?site kande-..rosin his eyes in their this: painted orbits. ancl while he frostier 'ales. Angus, of Fenelon Falls, says: sake and velvets and satins and lace and <j1L 40 years of housekeeping I have ,areal. ?`re mere man who comes into a dress- maker's shop of an afternoon—in Paris t;3o ate goes to the dressmaker's save csnky in the afternoon—begins by sneer - tag at this fantastic creature. That mood does not last long. Contempt gives way .to admiration. There is something marvellous in the way this lord of lace ana Hien dominates the women—the royal highness as well as the spoiled a,et'r els. 1=Ye is charming. he is frivolous. Then cru a sudden his fare darkens; he 'be- comes serious; he stares at her royal highness, studying her form from +head to foot; he smites his brow and cries -espairingly: "No! no! I can't see you ire that gown to -day!" Cheap German Labor. (New York Journal of Commerce.) Due there has probably been no more hi labor onditions. factortent n aboristhanh cheaper en ino Germany end more amenable to discipline. La - ales h;r unions in rv+� established classes an mongd n workmen, and b their restrictions have created a never met with such an excellent salve as Zam-Buk." Mrs. Everett Brown, of Markham, Ont., says: "Zam-Duk cured some bad bruises on my knee. I also find it excellent for chapped hands." Mrs. Lizzie Gilmour, of Kingston, says: "I had an ulcerated leg, which became so bad that I could not wear a boot. Tho foot and ankle were swollen to nearly double their ordinary size, and the pain was terrible. Tho ulcers spread 'n a ring all round the limb. Doctor's treatment brought no relief, and at one tinge it was thought only amputation could end the agony I suffered. Zam- Buk was brought to my notice, and I bought a few boxes. Each box gave me more ease and healed the ulcers. To- day I am quite cured, the limb is sound, and whereas before I could not stand, now I can go up and down steps with ease. I owe it all to Zam-Buk" Zaui-Buk also cures eczema, cold sores, ringworm, stiff joints, bad leg, sore nip- ples. boils, abscesses, blood poison, pois- oned wounds, etc. Used as an embroca- tion it cures rheumatism and sciatica, and rubbed well into the chest cures lung eeree nert grade of the unemployed which is troubles, colds, etc. For all purposes to ereeeating a perplexing problem to the Gov- which a household balm is put 'Lam-Buk ervea cut. By limitieg appreaticeshi,s, re- will be found unequalled.All druggists ti et sng produetl•an per men,. and foreing C.k g Yr°,__"er wage, eel shorter hours in favored sell at 50e. a box, or direct from the weer.::inns, they rave dune much to retar,l ;dam-l',ulc Co. upon receipt of price. 0 •the t.ros;r<•ss of the country, Germany L•aa ' boxes for 2.50. Nem free from t'ih' trammel. Result of Wearing High Collars. J. BROAD S,ToiTEPHNT. That high collars tend to produce ner- vous `l.ct ^harut'a Hem-P.oicl will cure 1 Vous heacdaches among both men and wo- any cetee cf Piles. men is the most recent diseovery of a -tahnent is made without any well-known Viennese physician. Quite quell:eeatiun', accidentally the doctor's attention was It is in the form of a tablet. {lirertted to the very high and very It is impossilde to curd an established tight style of collar worn by a patient ease of Piles with ointments, snppoai- wlio was always complaining of hea:d- teeles, inject erns or outward appliances. aches and giddiness. The collar was A X1.,000 gnarantce with every pack- laid aside, thus removing the compres- za;ar. Of Dr. Leanitaidt's Hem-Roid. sion of the neck, and the patient's head- &i.GO, all dealers, or the Wilson-Flye aches and giddiness disappeared, Sthuek 0o., Limited, Niagara Falls, Ont. by this result the doctor paid particular attention to the kind of collars worn by Negative Advantage at Least. (Kansas City Journal,) there Is this in favor of tho automobile, ..vs Mack Crotchet.. It doesn't get its tail over the line or shed its hair is your face ,cn a windy day pr ra ae eeee L'Ra4at'N ' `„sn. ' ..fir. -l7 M/ .....76;:, .34 . trial will c onvinoo every holism: ire el • in Canada that "Fitelistrano r:3a£ri eve el Powder" is far superior to any other kr' elle has ever used. It is prepared from eleo If the best a.nd purest material:a that 0 money can bug, under the dircetipnr et of an expert manufacturing chemist, e• therefore we aro able to sell 11 on a it Gash Guarantee of Satisfaction. in:, 4 order to introduce "Reliance uatelneee ( t Powder" we are making wonderful;y g+' attractive premiurn offers to Boys and k Girls. If interested drop us a postal. ~ EE uaPOST car'.lisuialr ;;REE To any user of baking powder we will gladly send, absolutely free, postage prepaid, a set otfouroforrlatestedirion of picture post cards lithographed 'tit t' brilliant colors. Simply write 05, an- awering the following questions: Ist. Namos our Grocer. 'lad. Name this paper. e55TERNAT1O AL FOOD nf)05PAD1V Toronto, Ota.rnacla 1 ,, "ASK FOR THE PURPLE PACKAGE" 01 ONLY as manufacturers is it possible for us to offer Me"' special eight -inch Cut Glass Bowl at x$5.00, packed at our risk and carp riage paid to your door. It is of ci':. test crystal glass, deeply and tr:iliantly cut in " " star design.. Our illustrated catalogue will tell you cf other remark- able price -savings in highest quality cut glass. Terse>:d U4ON erg::r:-tfrrrel chow our largo ilia:aruted (weal:rem,. tr:SkM�+`"rm:,t r,�ro-�raacr�,♦ his "headache patients," and in very many instances the change to lower and easier fitting collars brought immediate relief. In the rase of woolen wearing high, stiff neckbands it was found that doing away with these hada similarly beneficial result. The doctor declares that nobody with any tendency to head- ache should wear high collars. Minard's Liniment Cures Garget in Cows. 113, )ata, O t. ovate What Became of a Lie? First, somebody told it, Then the room wouldn't held it, So the busy tongues rolled it Tull they gut it outside; When the crowd came across it, It never once lost it,. Till 0. grew lung acrd wide. rrom n -very enl'tll lie, sir 1t grew deep mini high, cur, Till it reeelv.d to the sky, sir, Anr frightened the moon: For elle hid Ler ewect face. sir, In a veil of elo:utdace, sir, At the dreadful disgrace., sir, That happened at noon. This. lie brought for others, Durk sister:; and brothers, And fathers and mothers— A terrible crew, An while headlong they hurried, The people they flurried, And troubled and worried. As lies always do. And so,ev tl -boded This mnstrous lin goaded, 'ria at last it exploded, In smoke tend in shame; While from mud and from mire z z The nieces flow higher, And ,,i, the sad It'rr, And killed his good name. —.firs. M. A. Kidder. Sunlight Soap is bettor than other soaps, bat is best whoa used in the Sunlight sway Sae Sunlight seep and follow direet_'ns es Postmaster Works With His Feet. New Zealand possesses a postmaster who, for all practical purposes, is arm- less. Owing to a physical deformity which renders his halals useless, he is obliged to do and actually does all the clerical work of bit office with his feet. Ile uses an idelilrle pencil in his office' work, with whieh he writes clearly and legibly. Ile leas been iu charge .of the post office at Te Uku for the last eleven year. The official reports of the inspec- tors of the New Zealand Postal Depart- ment show that he has given every satis- faction. in the discharge of his duties. He slakes out money orders, postal notes, and the periodical official statement by using his feet. In the sante 'way he applies the date stamps to letters with wonderful rapidity. He can. also use a hammer, saw and other carpenters' tools with his feet. Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. • Toronto's Calamity. 160.11*114.0411614.1.11.13 RUB ON SUNLIGHT SOAP f,. Baby's Bed. l It must be soft. I It must be aired. It should be in the sun. Mattresses are declared unsanitary. Baby should not sleep on hair, .feath- ers, wool or cotton. A soft, thick blanket is best,'folded four double. This blanket should be put on a good wire spring. Next to the blanket is placed a rubber blanket. And over the rubber blanket is one of softest white cotton. Then comes the upper sheet, and last a blanket heavy eough to keep baby warm. Aired daily in the sunshine, this is- hygienic. if not orthodox. ear 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 ? h is said to be the only reliable remedy for all diseases of the air passages in children. It is absolutely harmless and pleasant to take. Itis guaranteed to cure or your money is returned.. The price is 25c. per bottle, and all dealers in medidne sell 3r4 1 This remedy should be in every household. King Edward as a Reformer, (New York Mall.) Future historians will , be likely to couple Edward VIT with henry V. as an example of the roist** ovine who becomes an ex- ceedingly wise beg." niplomar.y has furnish- ed numerous proofs of Edward's wisdom since he became monarch, More imports:ft than these, however. is his latest edict that the dinner hour shall be at 6.30 o'clock.* Dinners amo of more mom at togn t kine than diplomacy. 'By de the late dinner hour the king is only reforming a bad custom of his own making. London dines to -day from 7.30 to 5.30 because "the Prince's set" made earlier eating unfash- ionable in the days gone by. Past errors are now forgiven, however. as he comes to the aid of the art and digestion of the world. Iv YOU SUFFER, sots had blood—with irritated or diseased skin-- rrvous system out of order stomach clogged ; l �+t are anaemic ;with cold hands and feet--'- alpitation—shortness of brcalr-- (Globe.) It is useless to cry for the impossible either to the City Council or the philanthropic In- vestor. Alen of enterprise are not building homes because it no longer pays. This is. another way 'of saying that our growth bas reached the point at which the ordinary pro- ductive worker can tooa g lon er afford a home. Offers Prima Facie Evidence. Judge—You meati to say that you base your demand for divorce on the allegation that your wife Can't cooir a decent meal? That's nc ground for divorce. plaintktf—Your honor, would you mind ooming around and taking dinner with us Home day? 63 TRADE MARK REGISTERED. •emedies will soon set you right—made to wont ogether, healing the soreness on the skin, while and cleansing ming to the root of the troubleg •lie blood. Mira Ointment and Mira Tablets, •ach 50e. a box. Mira Blood Tonic, $1.00 a bottle, At dcuggitts—or from The Chemists' Co. .1 Canart„ 1 :.e d, I3amilton—Toronto. Sunlight Soap is better than other soaps, but is best when used in the Sunlight way (follow directions). Hard rubbing and boiling, are things of the past in homes where Sunlight Soap is used as directed. - Sunlight Soap will not injure even the daintiest fabric or the hands, and the clothes will be perfectly white, woolens soft and fluffy. The reason for this is because Sunlight Soap is absolutely pure, contains no injurious chemicals —indeed, nothing but the active, cleansing, dirt -removing proper- ties of soap that is nothing but soap. Equally good with hard or soft water. YOUR MONEY REFUNDED by the dealer from whom you buy Sunlight Soap if you find any cause for complaint. 155 LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO fifteen -Day New York Excursion Via Lehigh Valley Railroad. Wednesday, November 280. Tickets only $9.00 round trip from Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls. Tickets good on regular express trains leaving ti os - pension Bridge 3.50 and 7.15 a. in., 7,15 and 8.43 p. m. Tickets good 15 days. For tickets and further particulars, call or write Robt. S. Lewis, Canadian Pas- senger Agent, 10 King street east, To- ronto. Ae6 Some Time in the Future. (Judge.) ' We see the serious -faced, high-browed Iit- tle boy take his antisepticized, disinfected fire-crteker to bis rubber -gloved haud, strike a safety match and apply the radium flame to the sparkless fuse. Then he lays the fire- cracker on the ground and stops back a foot or two and watches expectantly until the fire reaches the charge of smokiess powder. The firecracker breaks apart silently, but the boy smiles almost gleefully. He is fancy- ing what racket it would have made had it been one of the style that were favored in the days before noiseless firecrackers were invented. A Philadelphia Story. A Philadelphia minister told a story rec- ently of the oonversatiou to a religious life of a worldly woman. "I used to be," said ehe, "foolish and vain, Worldly pleasures and fashions were my only thoughts. I was desperately fond of silks, jewellery, ribbons, laces, automobile$, eta But my friends, I eoon draggingnme hdown to pe dition.So thingsd 1 gave all to my dear mother-in-law." We believe MINARD'S LINIMENT is the best: - Matthias Foley, 011 City, Ont. Joseph Snow, Norway, Me. Charles Whooton, Mulgrave, N. S. Rev. R. 0. Armstrong, Mulgrave, N. S. Pierre Landry, sen., Poleemouche, N.M. Thomas Wasson, Sheffield, N. B. Sufficient for Location. Great country, though. Where else on the face of the globe would you find Coroner Aeritelli investigating the case of Aram Tashjian, charged with chopping up his brother, Msukbar Tashjian, the prisoner being ably represented by Harold Spielberg. Were it not that Dr. IvieGulre, the Tombs physicians, testified in the case nobody would ever know it happened in New York. Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper. Look But Do Not Touch. (MJiwaukee Sentinel.) "Has your wife got your don fixed up yet?" "Yes, and you ought to see it. It's the cosiest place in tbo whole bouse." "I suppose you find great comfort in 1t, don't you?" "0h. she won't let me go In It. It's merely to look at CUT OW "IMPERIAL" PUMPING WINDMILL Outfit which won the CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WORLD against 21 American, British and Canadian manufacturers, after a two months' w o'tge, trial. Made by - SOOLb, Sala' (, r S `1' eit/S11 CO. LIMITED, eeest i. •:. (snitch. ISSUE 1i O. 45, 1006. AGENTS Se ANTED. A oo. Salary ao ladies and gentlemen; pernament post - tion; rapid advancement; salary and ex- penses; genteel, desirable business; exper- tenee unnecessary; full full instructions gives. Write THE J. L. �ICIHOLS CO., LIMITED. TORONTO. (Mention this paper.) FARMS FOR SALE. OR SALE, AT ONCE, CHEAP UNDERmortga.ge, 400 acres grazing farm with good buldings, in County of i3ruce; only $200 down or secured and balance In Bair payments. Address London Loan Company, London, Ont. MISCELLANEOUS. PICTURE POST CARDS 15 for 100; 50 for boo; 100 for He; all dif- ferent; 500 for $3 assorted; 1,000 envelopes 50o and 60e; 1,00 foreign 'stamps 25o. W. R. Adams, 401 Tongs street, Toronto, Ont. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al- ways be used for children tectatng. It sootbee the cdifid, soothes the gums, cures whoa collo and is the best remedy for Dim '- rhooa.. DR. LEROY'S FEIMIALE PILLS A Bare, sure ana ranch, monthly regal*. tor. mese Pills have been used in Promo for over fifty years, and found invaluable for the purpose designed, and are paean, toed by the makers. Bl ulus0 stamp for sealed circular. Price 01.00 Dur box. of uggisto ;. or uy man, securely sealed, on receipt of pros LE ROY PILL CO., Box 42, Hamilton, ifaisena. November Excursion to New York Via West Shore Railroad. November 2nd. and November 20th are dates of New York excursions via West Shore Railroad, $4.00 round trip from Suspension Bridge or Buffalo. Tickets good going only on above dates in all regular trains. Good ten days for re - tarn. L. Drago, Canadian Passenger Agent, 69: Yonge street, Toronto, for all par- ticulars. Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc. • -• It Had Been There Befor. "Hello, pummel, I bear you had your watch stolen the other day?" "Yes, but the thief is already caught. Just think, the fool took it to the pawnshop and 'there they immediately recognized it as mine and detained him." 1 oughs and Colds. IP Fe 1....42 8.13LF Fri Ct.;l SIX Ask for EDDY'S SAFETY MATCHES FOR HOTELS, WAREHOUSES, HOSPITALS, ASYLUMS, ETC.