HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1915-02-19, Page 7New Wheelock 18 k 42
;Automatic Valve
Complete operating condition,
flywheel, frame, belt, cylinders
and all parts. Can be shown
running at present time:
Will sellless than half
cost
price,
S. FRANK WILSON &&. SONS
73 Adelaide St, West, Toronto
NEWS S OF THE MIRE WEST
BETWEEN ONTARIO ANP Bills
TISIt 001S U111Bl,i
Items Frain Provincos Where Meu1'
Ontario Joys and Girls Are
Living;
How a SickWoman
Can ltegaiii 1lealth
At Dauphin, Wan., flour has ad-
ven:seal • $1 a •bag since the 'war
started.
At Minnedasa, Man., rats are be -
corning a pest.. A roan killed 9 in
one day.
Estimates of the Calgary Board
• of Edueatictn for 1915 call for an
outlay' of ,Se77,000.
Minton, Man., with a population
of 200, had. 14 rinks in a curling
competit:ien recently. -
A catfish 14 inches long -carne out
of a Winnipeg hydrant while a rink
was being flooded.
•Ten per cent. of Regina's Engi-
neering Society enlisted in the dif-
ferent contingents.
A. Borowska .of Fork River, Man.,
has refused $10,000 for a fence fas-
tener he has patented.
May .Richards, •a 19 -year-old girl
of Gladstone, Man., has been missa
ing from her home since Oct. 26.
Frank Boitvette, • of Pembina,
Man., received a-letter'from his son,
whom he had not heard front for 32
years.
Winnipeg has $44,153,270 worth of
property exempt from taxation, out
of • a total assessment of $199,082,-
890.
An unknown person sent $600 to
the Methodist City Mission Board
of 'Winnipeg, "to help make up the
back salaries of the Mission work-
ers."
Regina's :street railway had a defi-
cit of $96,000 last year, but its wa-
terworks-department.had a surplus
of $23,000.
At Morden, Man., Tu Tol, a Chi-
nese restaurant keeper, was fined
$50 for allowing a .customer to drink
a bottle of beer on his premises.
Members of the Bricklayers and
Masons Union of Calgary, say their
members earned, on an average,
less than $100 each last season.
The General Secretary of the' Al-
berta, Temperance and Moral Re-
form League says -that, in 1913, Al-
berta's drink bill reached a total
et $12,000,000.
At. Pilot Mound, Man., there was
a patriotic rabbit shoot. As a
suit 500 rabbits were 'shot and sent
to the Patriotic Fund headquarters
at -Winnipeg.
Citizens of Regina are agitating
for an independent audit of the
city's books, and. two men have of-
fered to put up $500 each towards
the expense.
At Lawrence, Alberta, a coyote
was being chased by five hounds,
when it jumped through a fa•rm-
houso window and took refuge un-
der a bed, where it was killed.
A man named hector McLean
was fined $10 and costs .at Battle-
ford, Sask., for selling' bottles of
maple syrup, from the labels of
which the word "mixture" had been
erased. The balance of. his stock
was -confiscated.
Edmonton's finance committee re-
commended these reductions in
civic salaries : Employe•s receiving
:5840 per annum and ander, 5 per
cent. reduction; employes receiving
up to $4,000, 10 per cent. ; employes
receiving'over- $4,000, 15 per cent,
Alex McAuley, who died at Sel-
READ THIS VERY .CAREFULLY.
"For years 1 was thin and delicate.
1. last color and was easily tired; a
yellow pallor, pimples and blotches on
my face were, not only mortifying to
my feelings, but because I thought my.
skin would never look nice again I
grew despondent. Then my appetite
railed. 'I grew very weak. Various
remedies, pills, tonics and tablets .1
tried without porManent 'benefit. A
visit `to my sister put into my hands
a box of Dr. Hamilton's `Pills. She
placed reliance upon them and now
that they have made me a well woman
1 would notbe without then whatever
they might cost. I fouud Dr. Hamil-
ton's Pills by their mild yet Searching
action very suitable to the delicate
character of a woman's nature. They
never once griped me, yet they estab-
lished regularity. My appetite grew
keen—my blood red and pure --heavy
rings under my eyes disappeared and
to -day niy skin is as clear and un-
wrinkled as when I was a girl. Dr.
Hamilton's Pills did -it all."
The above straigb'forward letter
from Mrs. J. Y, Todd, wife of a well-
known miller in Rogersville, is proof
sufficient that Dr. Hamilton's Pills are
a wonderful 'woman's medicine. Use
no other pill -'but Dr. Hamilton's, 250.
per box. All dealers or The Catarrh-.
ozone Co., I{iogeton, Ontario.
FROM DAWN TO DARK.
Dr. James L. Hughes, Toronto.
I love the vital glow of dawn
And song of lark;
When light's triumphant majesty
Shines out the dark;
When softly out of grateful hearts
Each flower and tree,
Of joy, and peace, and greater growth
Whispers to roe.
WHAT III'1' IIh11I.`t
A. II i ghlan der' s Experience
Izlicknow. •
Many queer things happen ixl.War
time, There is a story Which ie to-
day repeated in Highland troops
of a funny incident that befell -one
Johnny Ross of the 93rd, Sutherland
Highlanders at Lncknow, in India,
during the great mutiny.
Before falling in for the .aesault
un the begum's palace Johnny Ross
and George Puller, with some
others, had been playing cards in a
sheltered turner, and in some way'
quarrelled over the gainer They
were still arguing the point when
the signal was •given to fall in, and
Puller told Ross to "shut up.
At that moment a spent bullet hit
Ross in the mouth and knocked. -out
four of his teeth. Johnny thought
it was Puller who had etruck hint,
and at ,once returned the blow.
''You fool!" said Puller. "It
wasn't 1 that struck you. You've
got a bullet fin your mouth!"
And so it was. Ross put his hand
to his mouth and spat into it four
front teeth and a bullet. He at
once' .apologized to Puller for hav-
ing struck him, and added: "How
shall I manage to bite my cartridges
now?"
Those were the days of muzzle -
loading cartridges, which had to be
torn open with the teeth when load-
ing.
at
1 love the happy, busy hour's
Throughout the day;
When in the sunlight men may work,
And children play;
When by achievement of his plans
May learn to see
New= visions of a higher life,
And thus grow free.
1 love the sunset, when the Light
Paints its goodbye
In colors of exultant hope
Across the sky
So grandly, that all nature turns
To see the west;
And life in all its varied forms
Prepares to rest.
His Wife.
He is very popular with his wife
of .late."
"And him a flirt. How does he
do it?"
"She nailed him up the other day
and said: 'Dello, darling, and he
recognized her voice and replied :
'You have evidently made o mis-
take ; I am not your darling. I have
the dearest, sweetest, most beauti-
ful wife in the world, and she is the
only woman I permit to call the
darling }"
liiOW NOW
And Will Never Forget the Expert-
,enee.
The tea or coffee drinker wlio has
suffered and then been -completely
relieved by changing to Postum
knows .something valuable. There's
no doubt about it.
"I learned the truth about coffee
in •a, peculiar way, says se western
woman (Tea, is injurious because it
kirk, Man., -was an old employe of ' contaius caffeine, the same drug
the Hudson's Bay Company. He found in coffee). "My husband, who
acted as guide to Lord Dufferin anti has for years, been of a bilious
the • Marquis of Lorne when they temperament, decided to leave off
visited "The Great Lone Land" as coffee and give. Postum a trial, and
guests of' the H. B. Co. in early as I did not want the trouble of
days, making two beverages for meals I
In the Red River Canon of .Alber- concludecl to try Postum, too. The
to skeletons of • many extinct ani- • results have been that while my
mals have been found which are husband' has been greatly benefited,
-estimated to have lived three milo-
lion years ago. The largest would
have been 35 feet long and 15 feet
high.
The Reality of War,
Mr. McGovern, a heavyweight
.gentleman off London's East End,.
who had never been known to work,
but who nevertheless has added to
the population of the earth in fig -
ares up to ten, suddenly became
heroic and .enlisted. The following
dtalo.gue took place between Mts.
McGovern and a lady, Mrs. McGov-
ein being hapriv and complacent in
the receipt of her 27s,, Gd. from the
War Office.
Mrs. McGovern — Good -morning.
miss.
Lady.. -•Good -morning, firs, Me -
Govern. 1 hear Mr. McGovern has
:gone to the war.
Mts. McGovern (cheerfully) ----Yes,
miffs.
Lady—Well, Mrs. McGovern‘
wh'a't do veti think of this terrible
waist
MrsMe.Govern--Gcod heavens,
lady 1 I hope it :will last forever.
Cirruanstaucee alter eases, este)e-
i;iall;° financial e1rtunnstances.
A SAD TRAGEDY
It often happens --your sorecorn is step -
pod on. Why not use "Putnam's Corn
Extractor," It r..res in one clay. Ab-
solutely no pain with "Putnam's." Use
no other, 25c. at all •dealers.
Sure Thing.
Willie -- Paw, what is hollow
mockery ?
Paw—A hungry parrot, my son.
T .have myself received even greater
benefit.
„When I began to drink Postum
I was' thin in flesh and very nervous.
Now I actually weigh 16 pounds
mere than I did at that time, and
I am stronger physically and in my
nerves, while husband is free from
all his ails.
"We !have learned our little les-
son about coffee and we know some-
thing about Postum, too, for we
have used Postum now steadily for
the last three years and we shall
continue to do so.
"We have no more use for coffee
—the drug drink. We prefer Pos-
tum and health."
Name given by C'an.adian Postum
Co., Windsor, Ont. Read "The
Bad to Wellville," in pkgs.
Postum comes in two forms : :
Regular P4st11111 --- moat be well
boiled. 15c and 25c packages.
Instant 1. ostutn--is ,a soluble pow-
der. A teaspoonful dissolves quickly
in a eup of lint water and, with
Cream. and sugar, makes a d.elieious
beverage instantly, 30c and 50e
tth E•.
The cost per cup of both kinds is
about the same.
"There's a Beason" for Postum.
—sold by Grocers.
Kidney Disease in
Every Symptom
WHY MRS, 3I .Atli FOUND
QUICK RELIEF IN IDODDD'S
J (IDN EY .':ILLS.
New. Brunswick Lady Who Suffered
. ,Years '('ells How She
Foetid. a Speedy Core,
•Mrscou Ilarbor, Gloucester Co.,
h1.73:, Feb'y 15th (Special).-•-"I.,oi' •
some five or six years I was trou-
bled with backache, I tried many
tonics, but kept growing steadily
Worse, until I decided to try Dodd's
Kidney .Pills. They gave ole almost
intinediate relief."
-.This is the statement of Mrs. A.
Mark, well known and highly re -
spaded here. Asked to give more
particulars in regard to her case,
Mrs. Mark said:
• "My trouble •started with a cold,
and, gradually grew worse. I had
stiffness in my joints and tramps m
my 'muscles and suffered from neu-
ralgia. I had heart fiutterings and
headaches, shy sleep was broken and
unrefreshing and 1 was always tired
and nervous.. 1 had dark circles un-
der -my eyes, I was irritable and of-
ten. dizzy and had a bitter taste in
my mouth in the mornings, 1 also
had attacks of rheumatism.
"It just took three boxes of
Dodd's Kidney Pills to fix me up."
- Every symptom Mrs. Mark men-
tions spells kidney disease. That's
why she found such quick relief in
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Pe.irville, Sept. 30, 1902,
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Dear Sirs,—We wish, to inform you that
we consider your MINARD'S LINIMENT
a very superior astiole, a.nd we use it as
a sure relief for sore (throat and chest.
When I ,tell you I would not be without
it if the price was ono dollar a bottle, I
mean it,
Yours truly,
CHAS. F. TILTON.
Ignorance must be bliss in the
ease of the fellow. who never knows
When he gets the worst of it.'
INFORMATION FOR INVENTORS
Messrs, Pigeon, Pigeon Sr Davis.
patent solicitors, 1Vlontreal, report
that 137 Canadian patents were
issued for the week ending January
26th, 1915, 110 of which were grant-
ed to Americans, 15 to Canadians
and 12 to residents of foreign coun-
tr
THHE RING OF ITALY.
A heal leader and Guide of His
People.
In spite of his ministers, who
wished to keep him in Rome to con-
sult, about war matters, the King
f Italyuas soon as 11e heard of the
GER31.1N WAR MASTERS.
'l'1tc,ulogiarts and Schoolmasters in
the Firing Line.
Great satisfaction is expressed in
German newspapers that so many
pastors and sty -dents of theology
are voluntarily serving at the
front. Of the 168 pastors who have
been called to arms in the Kingdom
of Wurtem'burg 90 are serving at
the front, and of 170 divinity stu-
dents at the Wur.temburg Univers-
ity of Tuebingen 150 have donned
the Kaiser's coat..
It appears that in the German
army of the Argonne there is an
entire company composed of theo-
logians. From all German univer-
sities with theological faculties the
theologians are fully represented in
prepoetion to their •numbers. Very
few of then care to serve as Of-
ficers- er N. C.O.'s, and are said to
prefer e rviug in the ranks, where
their influence among the ordinary
soldiers is stated to be very great:
It is computed that 40,000 school-
masters are serving, or nearly one-
fifth of the entire number in the
empire.
HOW: BRITAIN TREATS I":3 EN1a 1MY.
Prisoners to Have Old English Man-
Rion 10, 'I'ltC'iilCellIve.••
The London Daily Mail says the
'British Government, ata cost of
$10'0,000, has converted •Donington
Hall, Leicestershire, one of the
moat beautiful old halls in England,
into a home of rest for captured
German' officers, of whom it will ac
ommodate• nearly three :hundred.
There' .are about sixty acres of
parkland, With spacious lawns and
charming views across the valley of
the Trent, The bean' is finely -ap•
pointed and contains a dining -room
with carvect oak panels, ` and ..a
carved and polished elm ceiling, a
smoking lounge, equal to .that ,of a
good hotel, six bathrooms with' hot.
and cold water, and a shower bath;
also a medical ward with a doctor
and constant attendants. Electric:
light'has been installed and all the
compartments are heated
t
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T
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b
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In
Delicately
flavoured --
Highly
coneen-
trated.
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•WHY WORRY 1
Choose your variety and
ask your grocer for
"Clhrk.'s"
FARMS roe SALE.
There is also a canteen from which I'. W DAWSON, Nislety Colborne Street,
lin prisoners can obtain wines and
Toronto,
pir'its of all the principal brands.. It YOU WANT TO sox Ult tiEU A
F'rl,,it, Stock, Oraiu or Da,ry keret hey will be waited upon by Ger-1 write lI. W, Det�raon. Bi pton, or 90 Col..
an valets, shaved by German. bar -1 borne St., Toronto.
cr.s and served with food by Ger- H. W. DAWSON, Colborne st, Toronto.
an waiters, captured in the Ger- ` tvussERv STOCK.
an ranks.
Alongside. the hall is an old cha- ; TRAWBialtaiES, RASPBERRIES, PO.
1 g TATOLN. Catalogue Free, McConnell
el with stained glass windows, in } & so:., Poz;t Burwell. Oat..
w
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t
vhich a• German priest will conduct l Amex HELP wAri s ED.
e
hele to s. Beneath the window is 1 EARN BARBI•;Ut iSA) ••-- ALWAYS
text of "Peace on Earth, Good' sure emeioyrneut a:t g,od wages, tgw
Will Toward Men." weeks required to campleto eaurse +'rata
for full p•articulare and a&talogue to -day.
The Daily Mail easse ly • ' Molar Barber College, 219 Queon 'Haat,
Toronto
"One must suppose that the War
Office has really at heart the idea
of reforming the Prussian officers
and by letting them soak in the sug-
gestions of beauty and peace, show-
ing them the difference between the
'Kultur' that watched Louvain burn
and the •culture inspired by a sun -I
set in the valley of the Trent."
' Up to the Minute.
Granque—A 'wife i, an expensive
luxury,
Blanclue-'So is an automobile.
Oranque—Sure. But you can get'
a new model every year.
Orarn.laied Eyelids,
OByes inflamed by expos
sure t sm., Dust and ViEld
quickly relieved by urine
Eye Debredy. No Smarting.
earthquake was off to Avezzaree to i ,,.. just Eye Comfort. At
Stour Druggist's 5 O per Bottle. Nurine Eye
study the catastrophe on
the spot SalveinTubes25c. For 5ookollboEyeFreeask
and see with his own eyes how best Druggists or &iurine.Eye Remedy Co., Chicag®earWhen asked • by her {cachet,
tel minimize the disaster. WJien an 'Which of the feathered tribe tan
yearscivake wrecked Messina a few Guard well the door of your lips Wt the heaviest weights " a little
ago he and the queen were that no - unchaste word, jest, or girl replied, "the crane."
every where and their example story, or slander .or cutting re
quickened endeavor and mitigated marks, no irreverent or untruth- LOW FARES TO THE CHICAGO
misery. •fol statement shall pass ottt. EXeOSiTiONS.
The Bing .,f rallytales his p 1i Yea Chicago
from king should be the. real leader and Passenger Term
Many a woman sits up for. her Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego.
uncle of his people. He has learn 3 1fi Choice o,f scenic direct. routes. Iouble
e 1 four or five modern languages husband in order to he prepared to tracx. Automatic and direct
electric safety signals'
all tha tivay
Lumbago's Misery Ceases
Every Acting 1iise.ie Curet!
•
JUST RUB ON OLD TIME "NERVI -
Not necessary to drug inside:
That awful stiffness that makes you
yelp worse than a kicked dog will be
cured—cured for a certainty, and
quickly, too, too, if you just rub on Nervi —••---
line.
Rub Nerviline right into the sore
spot, rub lots of it over those tortured
muscles, do this and the pain will go.
You see Nerviline is thin, not • oily.
Therefore it sinks in, it penetrates
through the tissues, it gets right to
those stiff, sore muscles, and irritated
nerves that Make .yon dance with pain.
You'll get almost instant, relief from
muscle soreness, stiffness. aching
joints, lameness or rheuinntisrd by •
rubbing with Nerviline. It's a sooth-
ing liniment, and doesn't blister,
doesn't burn or even stain the skier.
It's the most harmless cure in the
world for_ Lumbago, Back Strain or
Sciatica. It takes away the ache at
once and ends your misery quickly.
Now quit complaining— don't suffer
another day--Nerviline, that good,
soothing old -thee liniment will Ember :
you up nighty quick. Get busy to" i
day, the large 500. family size bottle
is the most economical, of course, the
trial size costs but 25e. Any dealer
anywhere can supply Nerviline.
He --.'My- dear, the bank in which
my money is deposited has gone.
smash through--" She ----"What nn
you've gat: your cheque. ea ffe W"'^""
MISCELLANEOUS.
c(Y ANCER. TUMORS. LUMPS, 1320..
�i/ internal and external. cured with-
out pain by our -home treatment. Write
us before too late Dr. Bellman Medical
Co. Limited. (Tn'1intrwood. Ont
i t§
OF INVENTIONS
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yse St. James St., - Montrwa0
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supervision re to claartlty pi!
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Such thorough, srie ztifie
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OF CANADA, LIMITED.
Engineers. Chemists.
General Offices and Works;
1220-1230 DUNDAS STREET
Toronto Canada.
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Minard's Liniment Cures Olphtheria.
Ch' o & North Western RY.
tion most seriously. He thinks a Minard's Liniment Cures Gargot in Cows, lour splendid daily
trains f onzitle hen
thoroughly and is well read both in
literature and science.
In person, though well Shaped
and good looking, he is very small,
not more than 5 feet 2 inches 10
height,eleat, resenting the dispen-
sation, he has taken every care to
increase his strength by constant
exercise and is now a very fair ath-
lete:
In private life the King of Italy
is really a charming companion, ut-
terly without pose or affectation,
Meeting every one on the frankly
human level. He often says that :e
good b00'1s and a long automobile
,ride are about the keenest pleas-
ures of life; but he has made him-
self an admirable horseman and
soldier and lois chrtres. as soldier and
monarch leave him little time even
for such innocent pleasures as au-
tomobiling and reading.
Tht; little King of Italy has both
heart and head. He is determined
to leave Italy greater .and richer
and happier than he ;found her ; and
already he has done much,
Kind words are the brightest of
home flowers; they make a paradise
of the humblest home.
sit down on him.
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc.
"1 am .thoroughly ,ashamed of this
eomposikion, Charles," said the
teacher sternly, "and I shall cer-
tainly send :for your mother and
show her how badly you are doing.''
"All eight," said Charles, cheer-
fully :'send for her. Me madder
wrote it."
Let us plan your trip and furnish fold-
ers and full particulars. tit
'I3. 11. Bennett, Oen. Agt.. 46 Youge
Toronto, Ont.
.M1 the world loves a lover. The
world loves to be amused.
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper,
Just a Scratch
i T it needs looking after,
D Catbolated "Vaseline" will
help it to heal quickly and prevent
risk of infection. First aid treat-
ment with
CAR ; OL ,TED
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Trademark
Made in Canada
It is a most eifectit'c antiseptic
dressiu ' for guts, bruises, boils;
and skm irritations `of all kinds,
such as eczema' poison ivy and
barber's itch. Also good for vents.
Al DTII st'us rrur1;S, insist en "Vase-
line"
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