HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1904-01-22, Page 2FOR A SECOND BRIDAL,
The fashion ie bridal attire for
woman who liar been previouslymar
tied Was noted at the imposing wed-
ding of Mine, de Yearrazaval to the
Marquis do Cars, a s-sn of one of the
illustrious families of the. Faubourg
,Saint Germain. The bride looked mag-
nificent in a becoming robe of white
moiee antique, woven with gold and
cut en princesse. Point d'A:lencon was
effectively util:zed to drupe the shelf -
(lees and the bieeves, on which a band
Of, xleetest sable fur w,as set on in bre-
a ,Away ith , Co aCl lel
It's. Loathsome, It's Disgustii;g,
Instant Reliefand Permanent
Curti secured by the Use of Dr.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder..
Here's strong evidence of the quickness and
sureness of that wonderful remedy, Dr,
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder : " For years I
was a victim of Chronic Catarrh—,tiled many
remedies but no euro was effected until I had
procured and used Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder. First application gave me Instant
relief, and in an incredibly short while 1 was
abso•utely eured."—James Headley, Dundee,
N. Y,
DR. AGNEW'S HEART CURE RELIEVES IN
30 MiNUTES. 21
tells effect. A trio of palest .pink
gooses w,as tucked beside one of these
bretelles, while two more, one at eae1
aide, dominated the cream lace man-
tilla -like arrangement wtieh this
bride elected to wear on her head.
! his:wee Very clever for one who de-
tained 'to wear a veil, but was not eli-
gible for it. A. band of sable bordered
r;the ;trained skirt, while a cascade of
'lave seemed to continue down one
'side from the lace on the corsage.
',ape e mother 6T the oxide, Mrs. Ed-
.w,ards, was in deep Parma velvet,
ren princesse, bordered with; sable. The
iDuchesse de Cars was in emerald -
;green velvet, 1a,ce and sable trimming
her Louis. XVI. coat .costume. The
Sour sisters of the bride were prettily
dressed alike in white satin crepe de
chine, with large pastel blue hats.
quite similar, if more youthful,
dresses were worn by her two young-
er sisters. The costumes worn at the
oontrat de mariage, when the pres-
ents were exhibited, were almost as
noteworthy. Velvets, mousselines,
laces, ermine, chinchilla, and sables
were In the greatest evidence. Riots
of loveliest colorings are the great
feature of such great events, splendor
and delicacy .runing about even.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
The Milkman's Frosty Way.
Toronto News.
I'd like to be a milkman . 1' ; !' i
And with the milkmen rise, ' I
;And skate around, at 3 a. 'in.
,With. bottled milk supplies., ,
ill& hot brick at his frozen feet;
Oh, yes, it must be nice;
The morning air is fresh and sweet
t ' And his whiskers are full of ice.
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To Encircle a Great l+'orest.
An antodrome is projected by the
Municipal Council of Fontainebleau,
'France. The scheme is to build the
course around the great forest. The
'sum of 400,000 francs is needed to
'buy the necessary ground. Tie course
itself will entail an expenditure of
several millions. The roadway will
be composed of tarred macadam,
`about 12 yards wide, and will be
fenced in for the entire distance.
I
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Clothes are torn and
worn out by washboards
and out-of-date washers
—and you
are worn
out too.
New
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saves the
worst of
the work,
saves the
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the wear and separates the dirt from the
fabric in a wonderful way. It washes
small, delicate things perfectly clean
without the slightest injury to a thread
—washes the heaviest clothes just as
easily and thoroughly. Ask your hard-
ware dealer to show you a New Century
—or write us for booklet.
The Dowswell Mfg Co., ltd., Hamilton, Ont.
No Dull a eason.
Formerly the weeks following the
:holidayrs were regarded as a dull
iseason. Thanks to the influence of
gdvertieing, there is no longer a dull
season. Every enterprising mer-
chant bee a great variety of goods
to be disposed of 'ht a bargain, and
hie announcements fill the stare with
people who hate learned to eave
money; for bargains. These people
eear•ch the advertising columns more
eagerly now than during the period
of holiday trade.
iYtinard's Liniment Cures
Colds, etc. •
Doing a Good Turn.
They met for the first time since
the engagement bad been called off.
"Accept my thanks," said the young
magi, cordially.
"For what ?" asked the maidenin
lsuremise:
. "Didn't you sue hue for ten thou-
sand—breach of ipromtse?"
"Yes ; but I don't see why; you
*Wald thank me."
•
Hesn't Claimed it.
"Reuben bet Cyrus he could ,stay,
under water the Longest."
<,Whoevon ?" _
• "Reuben
°'Then,'ivhy; don't he claim the bet?"
'He hasn't come up yet."
see
Limerick Intelligence.
Columbia Jester.
An eccentric old man in Co•hoes
Always bought children's size sults
of clothes.
"I can never decide,
When I'll used them," ;ie cried,
"Second childhood comes quick --
goodness knows!"
STATIC Or OHIO, CITY Or TOLEDO, i a9.
LUCAS COUNTY
senior partner of the firm oathoJ CHENEY &
Co., doing business In the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and thatsaid firm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS for each and every case of CA -ranks
that cannot be cured by the use of HALL'S
CATARRH CUBE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my
pre' semen, e,thie 6th day of December, A.D., 1886.
{ SEAL} A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Care is taken internally and
mete directly on theblood and mucous surfaces
of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J:CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all druggists -75c. t
Take Hall's Family Pills for Constipation, 1
VV I" ORAN6L
OLOSS9MS ARE USED.
For many ,centuries the t
of pillage nge bloseomThe question ishing for a bride has been a wreath
E'sgeoia.11y intercedes ween you note
the fact that in many countries the
ararge blossom is entirely tabooed.
The (Sart:mei bride wears myrtle. the
girl of the Black Forest takes the
liower of the hawthorn—when Fhe
can get it. 'ni'e brides of Italy and
the lereeeb Proyiiacos of Switzerland
use white roses. Spanish brides go
in for pinky, carnations and red
roses. In Norway, Sweden and Servia
tht' bridal crown is of silver ; in Pra-
arfa and ,Silesia; glass, pearls and
gold wire ase used ; in
the islands
o' Greece, vine leaves; in Bohemia,
rosemary ; and so on.
'll?)e Roman bridal wreath was of
verbena. Holly wreathes wore sent as
tokens of congratulationeend wreaths
of parsley and rue were given an -
der the idea that they were the best
preventatives against the influence
of evil spirits. Why, then. the or-
ange 'blossom wreathe, asks Woman's
Life. There is a widely spread no-
tion that It was adopted as an ene-
blem of fruitfulness,, but there is 'a
doubt as to weether; this notion is
well founded,
The practice of wearing the or -
ergo blossom has been' derived from
the Saracens, among whom the par-
ticular blossoms was regarded as a
symbol of prosperous marriage, a eir-
cun'stance which is partly to be ac-
counteil for by the fact that in the
East the orange tree bears ripe
frait and blossoms at the same time.
You will also read that the flower
vas introduced into the wedding ens -
ones of our country by French) mil-
ihers, having been selected for its
Terrible Depravity.
Toronto World.
The thermometer has forfeited ev-
ery claim• to public respect by Its alt
too painful display of the fact that
there are no depths to which it will
rot sink.
Neglect a cough and contra jY
consumption.'
hiloh's _
Consumption
Cure TThe ic Lung
on
cures consumption, but don't
leave it too long. Try, it now.
Your money back if it doesn't
benefit you.
Prices: S. C. WELLS & CO, WI
25c 50c. $1 LeRoy, N. Y., Toronto, Can;
The Earth's Central Heat.
In the report of the last Coal Cone -
mission the conclusion is arrived at
that at a depth of 3,000 feet the
temperature of the earth would
amount to 98 degrees Fahrenheit,
but it was considered that a depth
of at least 4,000 feet might ulti-
mately; be reached in coal mining.;
The rate of increase the commission-
ers thought, might for ordinary cases
be ;arrisvnied to be one degree Fahren-
heit for every sixty feet, but 'it is
in realitZy impossible to give any
fixed rate of increase. The report of
the British Assool:ation• Committee
on Underground Temperatures dur-
ing the last thirty years tends to
show, not only that the temperature
gradient varies considerably, 'in dif-
ferent localitie,S, but that it is not
easy tC reauce a fixed law of, in-
crease appllcaole to all cases. In!
some partes of 'Western America the
heat at 3,000 feet is almost un-
bearable, while at the Calumet and
Hecla copper mine in North Michi-
ga,a, U. S. A., there is a rise o2 on'l(yj
four degrees Fahrenheit in a "depth
of 4,400 feet, although no artificial
ventilation is resorted to. The tem-
perature of the coal on discoveryi at
the ,REhsebri,dge colliery; in Lanes, -
shire was stated by the manage).
meat to be 93 degrees Fahrenheit,
but it afterward fell to 63 degree
Fabreslheit.—Engineering Magazine.
Lifebuoy Soap-disinfectant—is strongly
recommended by the medical profession as
a safeguard against infectious diseases. yg
Rebuked by Edward for Drinking
Sir Oswald (Mosley, Bart., has been
reproved by King Edward. Contrary
to the doctor's orders, Sir Oswald
drank the king's health in a bumper
of old port and the next day advis-
ed his majesty of the incident. Sir
Dighton Probyn, replying for the
king, wrote ; "His majesty particu-
larly requests me to say that he
thinks it undesirable that any one
suffering from your complaint should
drink too many health in old port."
Good Plan.
St'ubb—Yes, I think we would have
better protection if 'they put two
policeman on this beat.
Penn—Think to ?
Stubb— 'eo ; IMO would anore so
loud he'd wake the other up. 1 ,
Don't ilePlect A Cough
r Many a case of
chronic on-'
chi tis, Pneumonia and even dreaded Consumption itself,niay he traced
directly to "`only a cough."When the first cold comes, start in on
GHATSSYR.OFRE
PRI}CE WJ
IT CURBS COUGHS -- heals the inflammed surfaces
strengthens
rengte condition throats --. puts the lungs in the strongest
P resist the trying effects of a
Canadian winter.
beauty. ratifier than for any symboli-
cal reason.
Minard's Liniment Cures Garget in Cows.
Afternoon Tea in Berlin.
A committee of Berlin ladies, unit-
ed under the patronage of the heredi-
tary Princess zu Wied (nee Princess
of lWurtemberg), has just issued a
circular asking ladies "from alt cir-
cles of Berlin society" to combine in
order to arrange "5 o'clock tea re-
ceptions" at the Kaiserhof for every
afternoon in the week from 4 to 6,
price of a ticket • for these reunions
is fixed at 1 shilling 5 pence, where-
upon it will easily be seen that an-
other object—a charitable one—lurks
in the rear of the scheme.-.
the object being to "engraft upon
Berlin, an up-to-date social life."
Those who have been invited to co-
operate in this enterprise, novel to
Berlin, are assured that 'nothing
could be more attractive and more
agreeable for them than to be able
to receive their friends in this way
and to give them a cup of tea. The
Little but Searching.—Dr. Von Stan's
Pineapple Tablets are not big nauseous
doses that contain injurious drugs or narco-
tics—they are the puke vegetable pepsin—the
medicinal extract from this lucious fruit,
and the tablets are preparel in as palatable
form as the fruit itself.' They cure indiges-
tion. 60 in a box, 35 cents. -56
Japan's Intention.
Toronto World.
There can be no doubt that the
present intention of Japan IS to
make bear meat of Rustsia.
C. C. RICHARDS &"CO.: ' ' -
Dear Sirs, Your DEWARD'S LINE.-.
MENT is our remedy for sore throat,
colds and all ordinary ailments.
It never fails to relieve and cure
promptly.
CHARLES WHOTEN.
Port Mulgrave.
elate( British Climate and Cooking
London Truth.
The climate of England kills half
the population , the cooking kills the
rest. Throughout the world, where -
ever there is the sun or a spring,
there are English mon and women
endeavoring to repair their constitu-
tions. The medicine hill of the Eng-
lish people—together with its accom-
panying expenses—is ' sufficiently
large to support a second rate power,
and it does mainly support many
large and small towns on the Conti-
nent and elsewhere.
NERVES is rho evil of to -day. Most of as
know we have then,. They send sharp
shooting phins though us. The D % L".
Menthol Plaster is their deadly enemy
Nothing half so effective in stopping pain.
How Rude 13e Was.
Pennsylvania Punbh Bowl.
M'aie—Can't you read the answer in
my face„ Willie dear?,
Boord—Is• it that plain'? ;
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
A Convention on elo quito Ilxolusion.
A convention is called to be held on
Dee. 16 in Now York, at the rooms
of tiie Board of Trade and Transpore
tation, in the interests of "Mosquito
Extermination." It be expected much
interesting data will be given ; and
in view of the well-known fact that
certain species of mosquitoes promote
the spread of malaria, the subject be-°
comes one of special public interest,
particularly as the proposed general
mosquito extermination will greatly
benefit the public health, .
"Everyone to his trade," says the
14Tanaynnk Philosopher. "A hen can't
lay a corner -stone any more than .a
mason can lay an egg,yt'
'there are' very few cleans-
ing operations in which Sunlight
Soap cannot be used to advant-
age. It makes the home bright
and clean. 1B
The Curate's Joke.
Buffalo Express.
Chorus of Ladies (to cora:slyy 'cur-
ate who is ascending the ladder to
hung decorations)—Oh, Mr. Sweet -
low, do take care. Don't go up! So
dangerous! Do come down ! Oh 1
Rector (sarcastically,) — Really,
Sweetlow, don't you think you'd bet-
ter let a married man do that? ,
In Going to New York
Be sure that your tickets read via Grand
Trunk and Lehigh Valley route of the "Black
Diamond Express." This is the direct and
best route from all Canadian points. By this
route baggage is now checked in bond • and
from Canadian points. The Lehigh Valley
has three stations In New York, uptownnear
all first-class hotels anddown town near 'all
European steamship docks, saving paseeu-
gers for Europe a long and expensive trans-
fer. Secure your tickets of Grand Trunk
agents. Robert S. Lewis, Canadian Passenger
Agent, Yonge street, Toronto, Ont,
Where the Boy is Trained. ,
Chicago Post.
"Yes," said the father, 'we are thor-
oughly up to date."
Then he led the visitor to the wood-
sh"This." he explained. "is our train-
ing tschool. As long as I have a shingle
left, I intend to see that Willie is
properly traip,ed."
ST. CATHARINES WELL.
In St'. Catharines, the Garden City,
of Canada, eleven miles from Niag-
ara Falls, on the main line of the
Grand Trunk Railway, Is situated the
historic' "St. Catharines Well," about
which Ls woven many a romantic In -
dial; legend,whose curative properties
are known far and wide t'h'roughout
North America. The water of this
famous Saline Well is considerably
denser than sea water, but clear,
sparkling and odorless, and is re-
n>;arkable for its penetrative quali-
ties.
These waters are a great specific
for such diseases as gout, rheuma-
tism, scrofula, neuralgia, liver
troubles, skin diseases, and cases of
nervous prostration, or as a tonic
pure and simple. The treatment Is
conducted on thie broadest possible
lines, the Idea' being to assist nature
as much' as possible. The use of the
waters is the chief remedial agent,
accomp tmed by static electricity,
massage, exercise and rest. All,
treatment Ls itt cii'arge of House
Pldysician. The baths are in a sep-
arate building, connected with' main
building by a glass covered corridor.
Full information, descriptive mat-
ter, and all particulars, may be had
on application to G.- T. Bell, . G. P.
& T. A., Grand Trunk Railway S,ys-
tem, Montreal, Canada.
Amusing Blunder.
Charles Frohman, the theatrical
manager, tells of an amusing blun-
der made by a young actor in one
of his productions. Up to this time
the young man had not risen above
thinking parts, but at last he eyes
intrusted with this exclamation ;
"The king is dead ; long live the king."
On the first night of the play he
became more and more nervous as
the time drew near for him to ut-
ter the words quoted. His cue came
and he was trembling with a bad
case of stage fright. At length his
voice came, and this was the use he
Inacle of it ; ."Long live the king;
ha's dead. ' t
ISSTJE ..NO. , 1004
Aare Wlnalowe boothing Syrup should
always be need for Children ' Teething. It
Aoothos the child, softens thogumes,, cures wind
colic and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea,
Mr J1 CUMMINGS 80 CO
Rooms 48-49 Victoria Arcade,
18 Victoria Street, Toronto, Ont.
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A 'Waste of Time.
Philadelphia Ledger.
Finnegan—Don't be so lazy an
discouraged about it. The best way,
to foind out what ye rkin do( is tq
trye
Flanagan—Ay ! Rut that's the
worst way to foind out what ye
can't deo.
One Short Pull' Ciearsthe Head.—
Does your head ache ? Have you pains
over your eyes? Is the breath offensive?
These are certain symptoms of Catarrh. Dr.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder will cure most
stubborn cases In a marvellously short time.
If you've had Catarrh a week It's asure cure.
If It's of fifty years' standing it's just as effec-
tive. 50 cent,. -57
No Surgeon Needed.
Montreal Herald.
A cold is one of the very few, ail-
ments 'the modern physician will un-
dertake to cure without a surgical
operation.
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Why They Plebe on.
Toronto Globo.
In reply! to offers of canned meat,
such ae !Russia is purchasing in large
quantities in the United States, the
Japanese Minister in London pub-
lishers the fact that the Japanese
soldiers from general to private live
on rice and dried (foil. This permits
an immense saving in 'both expense
and transport.
Helpful Women.
Philadelphia Ledgor.
"I really don't see ,bow the bach-
elors get along without a loving help-
mate," began Mrs. Benedick.
"Yes; a woman can help a Ivan In
se many ways" replied her friend.
"Exactly. Now, there's my Henry I
whenever he sits down to mend a
tear in his coat or sew on a button,
he always has to get me to thread
his needle for him."
J :IIIbRE ARE
Can be had in TUBS, PAILS, W'ASII BASINS,
CALK PANS, S'i`ABLE PAILS, BTC.
From any first -cuss dealer.
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