HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1902-11-06, Page 7Don't forget the old Iran
with the fish on his back.
For nearly thirty years he
has been traveling around the
world, and i, still traveling,
bringing health and comfort
wherever he goes.
To the consumptive he
brings the strength and flesh
he so much needs.
To all weak and sickly
children he gives rich and
strengthening food.
• To thin and pale persons
he gives new firm flesh and
rich red blood.
Children who first saw the
old man with the fish are now
grown up and have children
of their own.
He stands for Scott's Emul-
sion of pure cod liver oil --a
delightful food and a natural
tonic for children, for old folks
and for all who need flesh and
strength.
SCOTT & DOWNS, Chemists,
Toronto, Ontario.
50o. and $ I.00 t all druggists.
Not a Good likeness.
The little daughter of the house
watcues the minister. who was nuk-
ing a visit, very closely, and finally+
sat down beside him and began to
draw on her slate, says the Duluth
Tribune,
"What are you doing?" asked alta
Clergynttan.
"I'm making your picture." said the
Child.
Tho minister sat very still, and the
Child worked away very carnee4,1y.
When site stopped and compared tier
Work with the original and shook
her head.
'I don"t like It mnoh." she said,
'"Tafn't a great deal like yon. I
guess I'll put a tall to it and rail
It a dog."
What Makes for Tenlperenc'e.
Ncw York World.
It 1s a (net pro4evl by drink etatle-
t1*a that America Is becoming more
temperate, but the best authorities
do not attribute the improvement to
the effort./ of legal peu,tities. Hard
drinkers aro no longer countenanced
by desirable society. This le one
r'eform'atory force, ani a stronger
one yet to the increasing demand In
.many Innes of badness for men who
,aro always sober and reliable.
New York central and Hodson
River Railroad.
Tie above nems Is a household wort and
Ds superior ereetlence of the road should be
eibelent to attract most people, hut now
that the rate Is the same to New York and
plats eat as by other lines no further re-'
etnamendatlon should be sought. Every-
body wilt tell you itis the beet.
Brant Was Progressive.
Unlike Bed Jacket, Brant was pro-
greedee, seeking always tbo welfare
of hip race. He was married three
Rimes, and 'vas the father of nine
children, and it was moot gratifying
to hip pride and pleasure to live to
No two of his eons graduated from
Dartmouth College. His sixty-four
gears of RIO were well tilled with
CdWorks, and when death came
1UM tollowera laid him away beside
the little Episoopal Church, winch he
turd built at Orentl River, now called
Srantford, the ret church erected
fa Pope; Canada.—From " Joseph
Brant, the Indian," by ,Helen Rath-
bun Parry, in Four -Track Newo for
november.
No Theology in the Schools.
Kanas City Star,
'The decree of the Supreme Court
Ot Nebraska forbidding the ree.itation
eJt til•', Lord'. prayer and the tinging
Of Moody and Sankey hymns 1n the
public schools do; a not Interfere In
iIM rllgt tent degree with the pure
welt of these exercises In tee
Aun11ay schools nor around the
fatally hearthstone.
Pride la the molter sin of ,the
devil.—E. 11. Chapin.
An Itcouomleal Man.
The saltire pointed out to the
stranger an old man who Wag
past -leg,
"That man," said the native,
"tenth the world on close figur-
ine."
-nee, , little money go a long
en}s, dors he 7"
"AI e11, rather. Last winter he put
2111' int; doors into a big building
W.+t he owns, and he never took
t 4•10 out aguiu all slimmer."
"Pure 1(1:1 t ter of economy ?"
"I: tarts) "
"I:nther scull and mean, I should
thwk Thr cos) of taking out and
palling back the revolving doors
(2.2)21 12,14 to be great, and he's
(;;,int: his temente and their pat -
01, a 102 of unuwe,sary labor."
1'12 .lust It," explained the
ua live "lee's staking them work
for him for nothing. why, ho stores
lie the ponvvr generated by those
4,424- turd uses it to run the ele-
vators. achy, the man 10 so (Mee
that he doesn't get toad, because he
(!links hie anger would (muse him
to give out heat tlutt he'll need in
the 42iutel' ' ('Iticago I'ost.
Ntinard's Liutm; lit le the brat. ,
Prima Facie ('nee of Lying.
Chicago t' hrontele.
The latest olive story comes from
New York. An Irishman who had
recently flowered considerable
wealth desired to dine at Delmon-
tce's for the first time. As he sat
down his attention w'as attracted
by a man at the next table who
was reading a newspaper and eat-
ing a dish of olives. Whet' three
or four Ic:d disappeared the new-
comer turned to the waiter and
said:
"What's them he's eating?"
"Elites, sir."
"Bring me ileo 4004117"
Wiles they ensue the !Heilman
slapped two of them into los mouth
and began to then-. Liuddenly he
spat them out, stone., and all. He
looked at the am, who was calnl-
1}• eating 1122 ay. 'Then lie went over,
touched hint on the sltnuleer and
said: "F,xeuse ate, slr, but do you
like throe things'?"
"Yrs, air."
"You're a liar."
TO CURE. A COLD IN ONK DAY
Take Laxative Bromu Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refuse the money If It fails to care.
E. w'. Grove's efgltatur. Is on each bus, 250.
Al Her Own Risk.
(thio SAO Journal.
" limp your month shat,' co lattn-
red the brutal husband wU's teas teach-
ing his wife to play ping pang.
" How dare 22222 .,p.:nk 10 me like
that ?" sir dcntned,vl.
" All right, then, keep It open," he
acquiesced, "hut remember if the hall
is lost, you pay for it."
1111)en Your Joints are Slla'a,d your num.
dee are sore from cold or rheumatism ; when
you sprain or bruise ,yourself, ferry Davis'
Painkiller will take out the soreness and he
you right Ina pay. Avoid substlt stets.
listen
TOM Cat --Ted, 01y boy, but you
were at your grand,uothe"'N funeral
last month.
Office Cat—Tessir. hal this IR only
her second life, sir.—Princeton'Tlger.
A BOON TO HOlfaltallN—One bottle of
English Spay lu Liniment completely removed
a curb from my horse I talcs pleasure In
recommending the remedy, an It acts with
mysterious premptw'ws In the removal front
horses of hard, suit or calloused lumps, blood
;movie, eptint,, curbs, ewebny, .tim9 and
sprains.
(1001402) ROHR Farmer,
Markham, Oat,
Sold by all dnegglats.
Not an Encouraging Sign.
Phlladelpbi► Press.
" 3 4lrppose your chatters of winning
tato affections of Miss tray are as
good as the next fellow's
"I don't know. She called me 'Jim'
very nffOCtiooately last night."
"You don't arty :' Well, that's pro-
mising. Isn't it ""
"Hw1111y, ronsidaring that my name
happens to be Torn."
STATE Or Unlit, CITY OF' TOLF:oo, 7 a.
Lt CA. ('u1'\TY
FRANK J.('IEN,:v mattes oath that hell the
se1101. partner of the arm of F. ,f. Cagan* a
('o., doing hominess In the City et Toledo,
Coup ty raid State atoreeeld,end that old Om
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL-
LARS for each end ever/ rue of Csr1na0
that cannot be cured by the use of HALL'a
CATARRH Cent,.
FRANK J. CRENNY.
Sworn to before nae end subscribed In mr
preseneo,thla with day of December, A.D., 11180.
1 0EAL)
,111111 Notary Public.
Hull's Catarrh rine le taken Internally and
nets directly on 1 he blood and mucous outfaces
of the system. Send for testimonials, tree.
F. J. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, 0.
sold by all druggists -15e.
Hall', •Fninll,y Pills are the beat.
A. W. GLEASON,
Heavenly Vigils.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
'Mary. what are you sitting out
On that cold porchfor? Doo't you
know it's 11 ollock""
"George and I are looking for the
new comet, Ma,"
"Bot the new eoinet Isn't due for
several nights,"
"Well, we are la no hurry, Leat,"
For Want of It.
Ho had a blase appearance, but his
clothes were threadbare and hie
hat shiny. A Irlend approached and
!gassed the time of day.
"You don't look well," Bald the
--- latter gympathetfoally. "What', the
To prove to yon that Ike matter?"
Cbsso, Ointment is acertain "No ; I don't feel well," nnewer-
Piles
and ahsolute euro for sac► ed the too utterly fatigued one, "Yon
and every form of
Itching,
wee, when I drink too much chan-
emannhettlrerahoveguaranteedlt. beetes- pa g'ne I'm Ride for a mon ill,"
onlalainthe da(lypress end a'kTour estate me Irlend Smiled.
what they tint oftt 1'on con nee it and 1 ..in that SO 7 Wee, dear bo
our o01e back ff nM, emrnd. (qu a box, n1 ye 7ou'�•
fielita/nsor)roYAesoo,Borru& b.,Toronto, 'etre to die of old age."
Dr, Chase's Ointment mimed be whistled to his dog tied to
tourney.
TRAINING THE EYESIGHT.
Vision of the Ordinary /torte) May be
Improved by Cultivation.
Lord Wolaetey having lately re-
marked upon the good sight of the
Boers as one oause at least of their
good shoolldg, and having ascribed
this good sight to its constant reor-
der) in the open air, llrudenell Carter
has pointed out that It is not merely
a question of open air, but of the
training of the eight upon things that
are attar off and difficult to pee.
" Vision,'" he says, "Ilk" every other
nerve function, must be cultivated
for the, attainment of a 111114 degree
of excellence. The visual !tower of
London children le not cultivate.] by
their environment. They see the
other hide of the street In which
they live and the carte and tenni-
bugs of the thoroughfares. They
scarcely ever have the 2104111,1 attee-
tton directed strongly to any object
which is difficult to ROO or which
subtends (t 11eua1 neve- approaching
the limits of visite lily honer, the
peeing tltnction 1s never exerted to
anythtug Ilk( What 14honhd he the
extent of its powers. With a coun-
try 01111x1 111, rase ]s widely- differ-
ent.' 11r. (carter wuuid like to see
a place glveu to exeelletlee of vision
among the Valliant ph'ecal qualifica-
tions which are habituall? tested by
oompetitton and for which prises are
awarded—The Hospital.
•
Minard'e 'Antal lit the beet Halr Re- I
&toren, ,
Just a fettle flint.
Chicago Pete
" Your father doesn't seem to re-
gard me ver,' favorably," remarked
Ghoul', "Dope to think I m too dash-
ing?"
No," wearily replied the girl win
was already 1n her third season. "He
11tluks yen are too slow."
Minard's Lints, nt Cures 1,a Grippe.
Almost heady.
Juilnn)', have yua put the milk
tickets out ?"
" And lo. k,d the doors?"
" Yes'm."
"And emptied the water pan under
the icebox?"
" Town "
"And filled lee match sates?"
And est the alarm clock for nix?"
" Well, put the brick to soak In the
coal oil and go to bed."—Chicago Tri-
bune.
Mlnard'a Liniment for Rheumatism.
Loaded Down.
Punch,
Visitor—No, I won't come In. if I
could Dee Mr. Jones for two min-
utes?
elervant—what Home ,ball I guy,
sort'?
Visitor — Prof. Vanderspilnkentoo-
ttehetmer.
Servant --Ors, sure, ye'd better
etre In and bring It wld ye, sort.
Lifebuoy Soap—disinfectant—is strongly
recommended by the medicsi profession se
'safeguard against infectious diseases.
ee
How it Ended.
Th -Bits.
Elle—MelvIUO says he tldnke pla-
tonic friendship is tho thing, and
that be will never marry.
Maud—I used to know a fellow who
geld that, too.
Ellee—Where ie he now?
Maud—Upstatre playing with baby.
WHAT'S HOME WITIIOUT MUSIC?
From factory direct 10 purchaser, sal'fug
over half In price. 1'o Introduce our four to
one combination Instrument we will, on re-
ceipt of live doll,, rs, side our of these inetru-
meots with Instruction book. Many will re-
member these instruments us on exhibition
at late exposition. Same are sold retail for
twelve dollars. duly limited number of sale,
will be made on tide plan of introduction.
Royal slush' l'o., 10 Toronto Arcade, Toros
to, Uot.
The Spendthrift.
Once upon a time there was a
spendthrift who made lie father very
unhappy through hie profligate hab-
its,
"My son," said the parent, "yo+r
spend every penny that you get, and
It must cease. Remember that the
pennies make shillings, and the Mei-
ling@ hake pounds. Ir ,t'ou do not
change your habits of always spend-
ing to habits of judicious waving, I
Will not spare the rod."
Tito admonition had no good ef-
fect on the youth, and he continued
to spend the pennies before they
accumulate Into shillings.
Hie father epoko no more about
tho matter, but he applied the rod
most vigorously to him, until he
howled with pain.
Moral.—Ho who spends the pen-
nies will get the pounds.
We Just Go from heated rooms to the Bold
outer nlr, and the rhuuge sets u. coughing.
During whiter colds Is not hard If you take
Allen's Lung &deem. A neglected cold L
troublesome and daugeruun.
rile Complaint.
Pompous Mistress—Who 1s that
man at the door, Hannah?
yew Girl—He Rays he's the rent
collector,. ma'am.
P. M.—But, Hannah, we don't pay
rent,
hew Girl—That's what he says,
ma'am.
"KELPION""+orisrr"4""
m t
R.dersed by bast English m.dleal Jeurnala.
$opptlee to giNtlah sealers In south Mee.
ler all Threat and O11we Trembles, Leans,
abaossses, Old sores steers, Vel.,., 01U
01 Rasema rla,plsa, 5115 ,et.t.,
RAelm.tlsm, Lumbago,. Sprains, Braless,
Phew Oats, 41.,. Feet PleerlsIt
$I . by Druggists, Clio. Tr, 114111.
"Prizes" with common soaps
are dearly paid for at the ex—
pense of clothes and hands.
CHT
REDUCIL5
LIICPENSZ
Ask far the Octagon liar. .41
WITH MAKERS OF
THE FASHIONS
Ninny of 1fie hale are 1lntnhed with
tulle or Ince on the under Mece of
the brim. (Nte bis white hat 1160
Ell(' w1‘01e 1041 n Inua8d of American
Beauty roses, There are the flats
a0 usual, and many low crowns, but
the blgher crowns talked of have not
made their app('arauce 114 (hie early
output of hale.
Ile6xy rives ribbons are to be seen
on the rlbbou eouatere and on the
new hate. The 1lghtr0(1 and hea2i-
ea goods aro being combined this
year. The lightest of lubes and laces,
as well as the heavy fur felt,, real
lure and p1u011 rlbbou,, are used.
Braidings or all kind,. are in vogue
for. froggingo and tabs, while. long
tassels in passententerie chenille or
crochet cords are used on the fronts
of Coate and mantles, or at the back,
depending front the shoulders or the
point of the fashionable monk's mood.
There le no doubt that these long
tassels and cords and other pen-
dant trimminen w111 be greatly In
vogue during the early wider,
Colors now eporreu or as popular
embrace the old fasltioned cardinal
and ruby red, old red and old rose,
and all toned of yellow, from rotten
orange to pale maize. Blue, in Ole
matelot, and the 1101Y autoinoblle
tone1 promises to he contlnud, tsar
has fancy yet altogether wearied of
the lively grecs, pion cambinntion0
still seen.—Tho Millinery Trade Re-
view.
The new poptlua and mohair',
again to he 1u such vogue tide fall.
are scarcely to be distinguished
from some of the soft -ribbed ,tike,
While retaining their standard I
merit of durability, the Frencill
manufacturers have succeeded ]n'
Imparting a very beautiful mer-
cerized tlnl(s44 to the surface, 41(1(1,
lie the materials are rendered much
mo(e soft at)d pliant by the pro-'
eess, the requirements of 'n'evelt- 1
Ing styles 1n making them up are
wholly met.—N. Y. Evening Poet. s
,---
The millinery ornaments which l
give the finishing touch to ele-
gant creations of headweer, as pre-
vion,l,l' recorded, run (Itis eeneall
in rhinestone and cut. steel, wf111
WW1 show of stock pearl, and
greater favor fbr cut Jet than has
been manifested fol' a couple of
years. Largo flat cabochons, hire
and pins with large heads ore the
conceits which seem newest In col-
lections, some of these showing in
device an Intermixture of rryrtttl,
steel and pearl.—The, iItllInery
Trade Review.
Everything now pointe lo a tri-
umphant fall and winter season
for velvet, the new coats, jackets, -
pelm'ines, and.redingotes opening up
limitless possibilities fur a fabrc
that 1s Invariably rlclt and becom-
ing. Plain velvets, panties, bro-
cades, grenadine overwrought with
velvet devices, robes of fine 21110er
wool tvitit velvet applique borders
to make up with coats of velvet
matching the border, all these SOtll
be displayed when the regal Im-
portations of new materials and
dimes models are set forth to the
shops and fancy dry goods house"
of the city.—N. Y. Evening Post.
/lessee, C. C. Richard' & Co:
Gentlemen,—Theodore Dora* a mgr.
tomer of mine, was completely cured
of rheumatism atter five years of
suffering, by the Judicious use of MIN-
AHD'S LINIMENT.
The above fact can be verified by
writing to Ilam, to the parish priest
or any of hta neighbors.
t A. COTE,
Merchant, St. Isadore, (due.,
May 12th, 18418.
Unsatisfied Ambition.
• Philadelphia Press
He—I wish our soclal standing was
more exelueiee,
gracious I we're get-
ting there. We're regular attend-
ants at the opera and all the small
functions and--
He—That's Jag it. I wish we were
so swell that we didn't have to do
all that.
A Mistake.
Haroer's Bazar.
della—I came n ar intoning a pre-
po0a1 last tight.
Belle—Year 411'
Stella—Tee. He :got down on hie
knees, and I thought lie -van merely
looking for a ping pons ball.
Stops the Cough
and Works UO the Cold.
Laaatlye promo Quinine Tablets cure a cold
In one day, No cure. No pay. Price 26 cents.
ISSUE NO. 45, 190
4)
BUTTER AND EGGS
POULTRY, Y11.11e Beans l gilt outright,
(cheese, (comb and Pixtracted Honey
flood (oeltltlea for handling. Consignment.
solicited. (brrvapoudencelnv'Itrd nndprotnpt-
lyg attended le. Bowies and lluekwheet
Honey wanted, Will pay 25 cent. per Ib, for
beeswa r.
JOHN .1. PEE, 62 Front 4t, East, Toronto
Mre. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for (children Teething, Ib
soothes the child, softens thegume euros wind
colic and to the best remedy for learrlims,
IfIPERiAL MAPLE SYRUP.
The Anality standard ]yelp Ocean to
Ocean, Your meaty bark Root eatiwfactery
RUSE' & LAFLAMN,
Agouti', Montreal.
FARM FOR BALE
That 14,001 desirable property known as
the ZItunlernum Farm, situated close to Bur-
lingtatt Junctlru, euutnhdng 117 acres; befit
windy tuna; abundance of fruit ; two ileuses
and outbulldfngs, hold In whole or le acre
Iota. Nosy terata Apply
\1150 ZINI)IFItMAN,
G.9 wellington mt. south, Hamilton, Ont,
Blood
Vaasa animal is all run down,
Lae • rough coat and a tight hide,
anyone knows that his blood is out
of order. To keep an animal econo-
mically- he must be in good health.
DICK'S
BLOOD PURIFIER
is a necessity where the best results
from feeding would be obtained.
It tones up the system, ride the
stomach of bots, worms and other
parasites that suck the life blood
away.
Nothing like Dick's powder for
a run down horse.
50 cents a package.
Leotning, Mita & Co., Agents,
MONTREAL, -
Floral
Pins.
OUR NEW illustrated
catalogue, which we
send free of charge to any
1 address, offers an 12110 -
ment„of gift articles
almost unlimited.
The Pansy Stick Pin
shown Above has the
AS natural color effects hard
enamelled on 1444. gold.
The centre setting is a
perfect diamond.
We guarantee the safe
delivery of this to any
address for $8.50.
Ryrie Bros.,"!!"
U. old Waldo Sia, Toronto.
SMOKt
HILOA
5 cent Cigar
Guaranteed Clear Havana Filled
STUDY AT HOME
During spare hour.. COMPLETE
COURSE IN PEN AND INK DRAW.
1N0 for all practical purposes.
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