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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1916-02-25, Page 3From Erin's Green Isle NEWS 13Y MAIL FROM IRE- LAND'S SHORES. , Happenings , in the Emerald Interest to Irish- men. Isle of The Irish Farming Society purpose holding their show on September 14, 1916, at Bessborough Park, Peltown. Belfast branch of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers has passed re- solutions approving the military ser - Ottawa Girl's Message of Hope TELLS TIRED WOMEN OF DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS. Miss Logan Tells How They Relieved Iter of Pains and Aches So Many Run-down Women Know. Ottawa, Ont., Feb,. 21st. (Special). --"I am glad to say I have found Dodd's Kidney Pills have done me a wonderful lot of good." So says Miss .Gladys E. M. Logan, of 264 vice bill. Queen Stree, this city. Through the Gland Canal bursting "I suffered from drowsiness and its banks at Edenderry,. in King's sharp pains across my back. My sleep county; damage estimate at about was broken and unrefreshing. I had $300,000 was caused. headaches and was subject to neural - Patrick Brennan, who enlisted as a gia and rheumatism. I was depress - youth in the Royal Horse Artillery, ed and low spirited and troubled with and served in the Crimea, has died at i palpitation of the heart. Tarbert, county Kerry, aged 94. "I was always tired and nervous Mr. David Best, stationmaster at and very sensitive and there was hot- Bti lows under my eyes. terSc ns, has been appointed station- master at the Londonderry Lough "For two years I was in this worn- out condition, often having to lay off for a day or two. I was attended by doctors and wastecl money on useless Swirly Railway terminus in London- derry. The London steamship El 1.401-.370, medicines, but I only found relief which was riding at anchor outside when I used Dodd's Kidney Pills." Queenstown, dragged her anchors, Miss Logan's statement is a mes- split in two in the heavy seas and sage of hope to thousands of women later disappeared. Viscount de Verci; an Irish repre- sentative peer, whose family seat is Abbeyleix, Queen County, has been appointed adjutant of a battalion of the Irish Guards. Extraordinary scenes were witnes- sed at Carrickmore, county Tyrone, at a fight between Sinn Feiners and Nationalists, many of whom were said to be Hibernians. According to a return submitted by the Dublin Port and Docks Board to the department of recruiting in Ire- land o d 299 f military age are at esent on their books. - A. Belfast girl named Margaret Jane Dunbar, aged 23 years, was burned to death through a burning coal setting fire to her nightdress to an anthology of French poets as while she was at prayers. a recompense for the losses they have A depot for 4,000 wounded Irish suffered. soldiers has been established in Tip- A newspaper man who had left the perary by the War Office, to which army from illness determined to be - Ten cents for a glass of •coca wine about as big as a thimble, yet the bottle was emptied in five minutes! Five cents a sheet of paper with .Iof- fre's portrait. An automobilist paid 8 francs ($1.60 )for a bottle of euu de Cologne and, offered two 5 frane bills. He refused to take change and was delighted with a ehild's trumpet make ake up the remaining 40. cents. He at once began to blow it and his comrades to Glance to his music, For men who had just cone back. from six days burial in the trenches to buy something meant civilization and life. The seller was soon cleared. of all his goods. What had cost him $10.40 had cleared $05.20, a profit of snore than 500 per cent, Before leaving the village the ama- teur huckster handed over the $65.20 to the Captain of the section to be used to add some delicacies to the men's rations. Jae officer smiled and invited the donor to lunch, adding a few words which showed • that officers are no more free than men from the desire to buy something, "If you have any- thing eft we will buy it." THE USEFUL REINDEER in Canada. They are suffering just as she suffered. She wants them to know they can find relief in. Dodd's Kidney Pills. MEN AT FRONT ARE SPENDERS. Reporter Assumes Role of Huckster For a Day. So much has been said about the way the soldiers are robbed by huck- sters who manage to circulate just behind the front and offer a miscel- lany of goods for sale that the French Chamber has sent commissaires to the front to invesigate the question. prThese hucksters are generally resi- dents in the military zone and obtain permission to carry on a trade in ob- jects ranging from a piece of soap eight Irish regifnents are being sent for post-hospital treatment. The owners of the Belfast steamer come a huckster for a day to see what there was in the business. His ex- periment seems to show that at the In sub -Arctic countries the reindeer takes the place of ox, sheep and hor- ses, It gives milk, meat and clothing, and is a good beast of burden. From the milk the Lapladner makes a cheese. It is true that those wlio have tasted it do not praise it; they say it is hard and rank of taste. But guess. Our communique gave news to take the chilren out for the fresh that may be due to bad cheese -mak- of no fewer than five that had been air and exercise they need so much. ing- At any rate, reindeer -milk cheese sprung recently on quite a short front In consequence they are often cooped is the Lapinnder'f ` h genies the ies north of Loos. The the long winters of tho North. In the near q° up in overheated, badly ventilated suminer he lives on a frugal diet of Germans must have hoped for great j rooms and are soon seized with colds curds and whey. Ile makes no bur- results from five mines not far apart or grippe. What is needed to keep Glenariff fear that the vessel has bottom, the fault, of it exists, is due been lost in :the recent heavy gales. as much to the inherent desire felt by She carried a crew of ten, all of human nature to buy something when whombelonged to Belfast the opportunity has not occurred for Lazy Livers Core fr oral Lax. y Living—sometimes from food follies that to the. overworked digestive organs. Get back to Nature by eating 'Shredded Wheat. It puts you on your feet when every- thing else fails. It supplies the : muscular energy and mental alertness that put you in fine fettle for the day's work. Delicious for breakfast with milk or cream, or for luncheon with fruits. Made in Canada. THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY '• Work without hope draws nectar In a sieve.—Carlyle. Thought onco awakened does not again slumber. --Carlyle. Always add, always walk, always proceed.—St. Augustine. In this world a man must either anvil or hammer. ---Longfellow. Here is a chastity of honor that feels a stain like a wound.-..- I ulk,-. The war is going to produce a re- generating force among the people and this force will find expression in the drama.—Mme Sarah Bernhardt. Those who are not going to help His Majesty's Government and their fellow -countrymen are going to help the enemy,—Mr. Duke, M.P John 13ti13 is a bad starter, though a good finisher. Yet the hare cannot be sure of always waking in time to win the race, It may oversleep its- self.--Mr. ts- self. --Mr. 1). Macleane. if instead of a gem, or ever a flow- er, we could cast the gift of a lovely thought into the heart of a friend, that would be giving as the angels must give,—George Macdonald. In the teaching of the children let us fling to the winds, our pedantry and teach them the great facts of hu - inanity and of material environment around them.—Mr. Mackinder, M.P. the :front line. The Germans are welcome to what they can make of meet who, in winter trench warfare— and the second year of it—sing in a way which attracts the pleased atten- tion of listeners who are musical. And these mines are generally less successful than one could possibly KEEP LITTLE ONES WELL IN WINTER Winter is a dangerous season for the little ones. The days are so changeable—one bright; the next cold and stormy, that the mother is afraid 1 ter, but the Finlanders do; it is of a and simultaneously fired on one night. the little ones well is Baby a Own �— __. very pale. color—nearly white. Actually we had few casualties, and , Tablets. They will regulate the swan POTATOES At the end of the sunnier the rein- the Germans never had a chance of j stomach and bowels and drive out BED POTATOES, IRISH COB - is becomes very fat, and the flesh occupying the craters. t colds and by their use the baby will I biers 17elewar,t. Carman. (le - occupying excellent. 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The way to gain a good reputation is to endeavor to he what you desire to appear. --Socrates. delicacy to which. they treat them- selves only on rare occasions. The Recruiting Officer—We can't pass sold by medicine dealers or by mail reindeer has the thickest satin of ail you. Two fingers are off your right at 25 cents a box from The Dr. northern animals, and the warmest for hand and you couldn't pull a trigger. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Applicant—Oh, that'll be all right, . Ont. lief be an officer and ' carry a sword. COSTS $70,000,000 DAILY. 'r TO SAVE EVES Is the Object of This Free Pre scription--Try It If Your Eyes Give You Trouble. Thousands of people suffer from eye fist Possible troubles because they do not know what sir. I'd just as e Best s rea - to do. They know some good home rem- edy for every other minor ailment, but none for their eye troubles. They neglect their eyes, because the trouble is not sufficient to drive then to an eye specialist, who would, anyway, charge them a heavy fee. As <t last resort they f go to an optician or to the five and ten - cent store, and oftentimes gat glasses, e The grave -diggers of GIasnevin sometime. that they do not need, or which. a ter Cemetery, to the number of thirty, About 6:30 one morning he laid out gone usedY than moot hs, do their eyes I recently went on strike owing to the his little stock on the steps of a Vero is- a simple prescription that cemetery committee's refusal to church in a little village of some every one n Hees wet ase:Use threeorfou-, f f which th es. This pre- grant re= cemetery d k thirty houses for- or eve o times a day to bathe a e' ant diem extra for Sunday's s wor . Much regret is felt throughout the were still intact. 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At grocers', 10 and 25 cents. .'b Quick 'Way. north of Ireland at the death of Dr. placed the soaps,vision and q t `aI never thought he would be the the perfumes to the left, letter paper, l enation and irritation: wea, watery John M. Tremble, a native of Stra- collections of songs and in the middle' 101." ors ed tired eyes and ether similar bane, and one of the best known co members of the medical profession in Ulster. At a meeting of Enniskillen Board of Guardians the estimate of the year was submitted by the clerk, which showed the estimated total expendi- ture to. be $28,875, an increase of $975 over last year. At the annual meeting of the Irish Civil Service Building Society, held in Dublin, a dividend of 5 per cent. per annum, free of income tax—over $50,000—has been withdrawn for in- vestment in the war loan. It is stated that there are approxi- ' mately 400,000 unattested single men of military age in Ireland. The esti- mated deductions for various reasons amount to 320,000, which leaves 80,- 000 fit for actual service. Owing to the refusal of the Belfast coal merchants to reduce the pre- sent prices, a movement is being in- augurated to secure for Irish coal users the same legislative protection as that accorded to English and Scottie.h consumer • 1 e i troubles are greatly benefited and often knitted goods, socks, etc., under which were hidden a few bottles—not bot- tles containing alcohol, the risk of prison would have been too great— but of coca wine, quinquina and such apertifs of legal degree of spirit. "How much is the mirror?" asked his first customer. "One franc (20 cents)." It was a little mirror sold at 2 cents in Paris, but it was taken at ten times the price without an attempt to bargain. Now a Vast Arsenal. The British now claim that Shef- field has become a vast arsenal, and the greatest in the world. The steel works there far exceed those of Krupp at Essen and their output is far greater. Already $125,000,000 have been spent in the extension of the ste it works and another $125,- 000,000 are in process of expendi- ture. No less than 12,000 men are engaged in the manufacture of shells, while 9,000 aro making cannons. Since the Oth of September there have been 700,000 workmen and 50,- 000 women employed in '715 different establishments in manufacturing arms and ammunition. This is the work accomplished by the new Min- ister of Munitions. If a man were as wise as he thinks his wife thinks he is what tt wonder- ful world this woligt be. Mary ---"Mrs. Delaney says her little girl 1''as learned to play the piano in no ting ust tact-wcayo fieldI other day" playing $ Greatest Results often come from simplest means. For instance—one's daily food plays a big part in de- ciding for success or fail- ure. To bring out the best mental and physical forces sound nourishment is im- perative, Grape=N t. --A F0,01) made of whole wheat and halted barley, supplies in splendid proportion all the rich nourishment of the grains, including the valu- able mineral elements, lack- ing in many foods, but most necessary for vigor and ac- tivity of brain and body, "There's a Reason" for GRAPE -NUT Made in Canada Sold by Grocers. Canadian Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Windsor, Ont., tinges cured by its use Many repo show that wearers of glasses have die- "But he unexpectedly saved up carded them after a fete weeks' use. and bought an automobile." It is good for the eyes, and contains 7.30 n i gredient -which would insure the popular among the girls." ,•t. "Well?" most sensitive eyes of an infant or the Mulligan—"An' why do you want aged. Try It, and know for once what real eye comfort is. If your own drug- • tSisrll aner what nightshirt?" is ?" to mga now Finnegan— gist cannot fill this prescription, Coo oronsend " $1 to the arson-oi Drug Treatment I 1 whin I've me new job iv night watch- outfit—tablets and all. man, an' slape in th' day toime SOLDIERS SING IN TRENCHES The British Are Undisturbed By Mme Female Help ]Explosions. A correspondent at British Head- quarters in France writes: Some in large hosiery, underwear and curious structures of concrete, like sweater factories. Vacancies in pepper castors in shape, have been all departments, with openings built in places along the enemy front. for experienced or inexperienced They naturally get the attention they help. Highest wages and mod - deserve. At one spot our men no -1 erate priced board. Apply, no- ticed a cupola had been constructed,' mediately, or rather a turtle back, not very ap- parent. One of our, howitzers was asked to try his weight at the object, i Asia-.,: sm,r, and put over some shells with excell- ent aim. One went through the targ- et, throwing up indistinguishable rub- bish. When the smoke and dust cleared the turtle back was seen to be smashed, showing twisted iron girders within and a mass of wire, which looked like uncoiled springs, evidently the reinforcement of the concrete. Possibly the nervousness of the Germans also accounts for their in- dustry in mining towards whatever salient gives us some vantage. These mines are peculiarly horrible, for one never knows now, where interested in a corner of a fire trench, whether or not there is a volcano underfoot, rite unconcern of our men, who eannab al- ways be sure that such an unpleasant development of trench warfare has reached them, is astonishing. Recetly a colonel informed me with a grim smile that when, many hours after the German mine had exploded, his working party got at a few of his mon who were imprisoned, the fel- lows were grinning when hauled out, and then began to sing amusing non- sense. Singing;, indeed, is common in our fire trench. The Welshmen not to be worried by any thought of hidden dynamite, make Eisteddfodau of their spells in Before plac- ing your order for seeds. see our 1216 Gold - on Jubilee Catalogue it is free. (Gov't. Stan. try 0. No. 1 Iced Clover ... • • •15.00 No, 11 Alsyke 8.00 No. o. 1 Timothy .Allow 30c for each cotton ag 're pay railway freight in On- tario 3#.ario and Quebec over $2u,600O pBI SWOLLEN iLLEN Ei LAND S that make a horse Wheeze, Roar, have Thick Wind or Choke -down, Can be reduced with Gre.nuleted Eyelids, Eyes inflamed by exposure A )�' to Cold Winds and Dust ..rs, quickly relieved by Murine YO J $ LIC..) Eye Remedy. No Smart- ing, just Eye Comfort. 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