The Blyth Standard, 1903-02-12, Page 6HOW MEN MAY WALK WELL
There lean Art In the Exercise That
Should Not be Overlooked.
Tiee9 euggeetione for the. benefit
Of petleatriaas are made by a writer
on hygienic matters: Not every mon
t/at be a great walker, but every
Dormal man can bo a good walker.
There Is no better exercise. Even
slouchy walking is good, but IL is
easy to drop tho slouch part and
'slake tho every day walking one of
the beet of health 11c Ipers. Every nor -
real man does miles of walking each
day, regardless of cars' and carriages.
Let him mako his walking a little
store careful, a little more thought-
ful. No need to take an extra step
unless the delight of It inspires the
effort. Walk with the heltd tit, chin
down, s'Jouldcrs back, abdominal
muscles tense and ending each step
with a too tip. 'Too out" slightly,
bend knees without a wobbly motion
and avoid pouuthtg the pavement
with heels.
Carry head end shoulders steady
Without any Aldo swaying. If unused
to suds effort it will require much
thought at first to keep from lapsing
into careless ways. Alter a few trials
the ease, comfort itud Inspiration of
snob a walk will encourage persist.
once. Breathe deeply, slowly, and
through the nose. llatk when you
can, bearing in mind that perhaps
"be who rides in a carriage rides to-
ward his gray." Po not Kit hunched
up at a desk or it tahl0. Ilold the
upper body as in walking, Bend at
the hips and at the neck w1) m neces-
sary, but never hump the back and
Shoulders. Give the lunge room, keep
theta filled with new air and do not
let the backboue curve either to the
right or to the left. Sleeping on the
right tilde is be.'t. On the back is the
snoring position. Tnko plenty of
ideep; to rest In bed Is this best of
nerve tonics. Worries aro e'ep
starers.
Minard'e Liniment Cures Colds.
etc.
Just As Had.
Blto—Do you believe nutomobileo
aro as dangerous au they aro said
to bo?
So --Oh, surd! :\ fellow can get en-
gaged In one of them as easily as
he used to lu the old-fashioned bug-
glal—Puck.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diph-
theria.
Slight Hescrnblanee.
Tom—Have a smoke, old man ?
Jack—Thanks. Don't caro 1f I llo.
'Boni—You'll find that Is something
Like a cigar.
Jack (atter a few puffs) — By
George, there is a slight resemblance!
What is it?
$100 REWARD, $100.
The readers of t paper will he Weaned to
learn that there is at Isn't enc d rrn,le,l di:ea se
that xdeuee 1),m hrwr uLle to ctn.,: n, all he
stages end that Is ,marsh. 11,)Fs C,,,nrrb
Cure Is the only rotative cure now known to
the mei teal fraternity. Catarrh, being a con-
stitutional ilio t s,•, requires uconstitutional
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure In taken In-
ternally, acting directly upon the blond and
mucous cnrfacrs of the sysnnn, thereby dee-
troy.Ing the foundation of the disease, and
siring the patient strength by building up
e constitution and neotstingnature in doing
Its work. The proprietors haves, mach faith
In Its curative powers that they offer One
Huudred Dollars for any ease that it galls to
cure Rend for iiot of t otlm,uhtis.
Address F J. ell l 1115 & CO., Toledo, 0.
Bold by druggists. Toe.
• Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Tho unwise man tnike without
thinking; the wino mall thinks when
talking and the wiser men thinks and
is ellent.
I was Cured of lame back, after
lntfering 15 years, by MINARD'S
LINIMENT.
fl;wo Rivers, N. F. ROBERT ROSS.
I was: Ccret of Dfphtierin, atter
doctors Inllotl, by MiNARD'S LINI-
MENfI.
Anttgollsh. JOHN A. FOREY.
I was curet of clearnetlon of mus -
eke by MINA1,D',e LiNIMENT.
URA. RACHEL SAUNDEItS.
, Dalboutle.
Pointed Paragraphs.
A stout calf maketh a full )toc•king.
The matt who has but ono suit of
clothes has no redress.
The atmosphere of eoelety Is apt
to make a green man turn rid.
There is plenty of room at the top
of the greased pole of sueeess.
When a man's temper gets tha hest
of him It shows him itt his worst.
Many a fool man mets R eltadow
On his lino by standing in his own
11ght.
A man usually makes a lot of new
Snacks Ln attempting to cover his
old ones.
When they overtake a horse thief
1n Arizona they call a halt, then
mai for a halter.
If peop"e, were compelled to follow•
the advice they give there would i
soon bo an advice famine.
Would bike to Experiment,
Brooklyn Eagle.
NI read the other day," he Bald, "of
,1O& fellow who hypnotized a girl and
.Met hinged her."
"You're not a hypnotist, ore you
;tieorgo?" elm asked. ,
"No," he replied. "Why Y"
' "Because," die returned, wistfully,
t1 Delleys I'd be a splendid eubjeot."
ASSESSMENT SYSTEM
"HEAVEN BLESS THE MAPLE
LEA b' EOIfEVI• 11."
Canadians are pnt.rIotb+.
Canadians rue,., u n, ge Canadian enter.
prise.
This In fully exemplified by the wonderful
growth of
TheCANAOIAN ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS
Just loo!: it this recur,', It in hard to bent:
len?
1887
1888
18811
1890
1591
1892
189;1
1894
18115
18110
1897
1808
1899
1009
1901
:So, of members
175
;147
1,852
1,8116
2,1in
0,1132
7,81(5
9,71))
11,164
12,603
15,007
181,450
18,21)1
20,1117
22,574
There are 400 Councils of the Order in Can-
ada, thee the a\',a•age i, over 511 members to
each Council.
These memhcrn nro paying 1.175,000 nn -
moldy to 110• widows end urplutns of de-
ee,srd Canadlms.
Just notice the emelt amount neeesanry
from each member to meet the death rites
and also set asid,. it Llai• tar extgendee—
Amount Monthly
At ut luxus- Monthly As,....,...
Age once. noes meals
10 $Lean 70.21 70,58
21, 1,1)15) ,111)
'2 1,000_ ,,1'i
21 1,01)1) _ ,(15
2n 3,000 ,n0
"s 1.000 ,(11,4
10 1,000 u .70
Join now.
For tualer Information Nulty to the nearest
Connell or 10 V.
0
Re-
corder, I'tanttiten, 0Montagu. or t , tr
o Il.tCamp-
beil, (:rand Organizer, 1LunlRun, On),
Organizers Wanted: liberal 1 ernes.
Henpecked.
Poor old Lehman—the fellow evert
talks as his wife dictates.
Minardl's Liniment cures Distem-
per.
WHERE OLMF CAME FROM.
Dlystcry Surrounds the Original Hc -
sop Holies 0, 111nny Precious stones
The natives of India. up to the be-
ginning
up to tl c be-
ginning or the eighteenth century,
referred to reek crystal as "an un-
ripe diamond." At that time Indht
wan thou ht to la the only land
which prolm•td that procious stone.
It was not, therefore, until the sirs-
coleys'
idcotery of India that the diamond
was known to us. Yet as far back as
50J D. C. to 'setactie. history" of
precious done:4 wile written, and In
1'iny's time the supply must have
leen Ornate:. as 1)0 wrote, "We
drink out of a cross of genie, and our
drinking reasele arc formed of em-
eralds." We are also toll that Nero
aided Itis weak sight by spectacles
made of enterable.
nut It Is very difficult to deter-
mine whence all the gems came, as
tllecoverers took cora, to leave no
lowed. The nations who traded in
them were afraid of their where-
abouts t-ing known, and even the
vuoet out'l'et merc'hants tvoul'.l not
disclose any definite locale. All Sorts
of myths hate accordingly sprung
up concerning the origin of gems.
" Dia u1rond was the name given to 0
youth who was turned into tha Imrd-
ust anal most brilliant of substances
to preserve him from "the ills that
fleet, 1:, heir' to." Amethyst was to
baautlful nymph beloved by Bac-
chus, but Navel from him by Diann,
who ch'nngel Amethyst into a gem,
1-v191t i pia Ibtechae turned the. gets
Into wine color and endowed the
wearer with the gift of preservation
from intoxication.
The pearl was thought to ise a dew
drop the shell had opened to receive.
Amber was 0)11 to lie homey melted
by the roue dropped into the mea and
conzoaltd. Aeeolvling to the Talmud,
Noti5 had no tight in the ark but
that whirl camp from precious
stones.
No Leek of Parsons.
A Scotch divine took one of his par-
ishioners to task for his non -attend -
onto at kirk; the man said;
"1 dimer like Lang sermons," The
parson, with some wrath, replied;
"John, yell dee, and go to a place
where yell not have the privilege of
bearing ioig or short sermons."
"That may be" gold 201m, "bot it
winna by for lack of parsona"—San
Frattcisco Argumtatt,
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Cure
Your Cold
with the old standard reme-
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of lo years experience and
is more popular to -day than
ever before.
is carefully prepared from
Red Spruce Gum, retaining,
all its healing, so,xthing pro-
perties. It is pleasant to
take and is always effectual.
as cents. At all Druggists.
EXTRAVAGANCE GROWS.
America Has Not Yet Developed the
" reelect Spendthrift."
Yet, ueeronulnic:tl tad extravagant
Uri We are, wit have not yet developed
tho "perfect speudtu•t11' ats ho Is to
bo found on the 011100. slit, u1 the At -
tan Ile, It seems at times lie fl' he uttlet
be a prodoet of nil alder, 11 mere "ef-
fete' civilization. Tao Winn, either
young or old, who runs througlt a
largo fortune quickly is a rarity with
us. lligh as aur standard of living,
and of the ordinary expense of living
is, our standard ui what might bo
culled profligate ethvi0agauce is by
n0 Iuculls HO high. Of course pretty
largo 011 IBS are wasted In various
forms of dlssipation, hero a8 else-
where. But that is not the point. To
take the eingle Item of gambling, how
often do we Lear of it man's belug
ruined by it here? No doubt we hear
stories of treestulttous sumo lost and
w•on ; but sucli 8u11)8 do not meow
either "to make or to break" any-
body. For men whose incomes urn
reckoned by the Hundreds of thou-
sands ur minions to play hundred -
dollar poker io no great recklessness.
But host of ti 0 do wa Sec young men,
of the small -salaried sort, punting a
thousand or two thousand dollars at
10 time at baccarat, ma you can any
Lilly in 1'r.tuet' 7 IVe 11110(1 nut the in-
:thn't to 8)00 11,11,1 scrape for eleven
months lit the you', and then shell
out all Our Hatlgo In tt fortnight.
I (111111 met lin Prance a young man
of old proviueLll family, Lugltlmst to
the bnckl niv, proud, and Very Imus ;
Ila was /4 1)011 twenty-one, modest.
thoroughly "correct;' ns good,Inno-
ctent to young fellow its one would
acro to meet ; ihr sort of young man
Who seems to have been overlooked
and lift out iu the cold by French
fiction, though by no n1eane 10 great
rarity fu l'rcmh revel life. I happened
to axil film min day If ho ever played
aode. Ile said no, lie did not care
for that sort of War, ,n„1 le-sld•s,
lits uma.ns Wen 111 not permit It. "I
never go Otto It mutat.i,:�,-.r,L.ua,'
said he, "a7 into the card -room of a
club; some tlants 1 nu1y join In a 1111'
game of poker among friends, just to
41a50 the (lee, loll Oil1y a very small
game, never wore than alols Itei
lit"
.A louts Built 1 wonder what. club-
man, out of the n1 111lo11110 ,hiss, In
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, or
any of our large rnxtern eitirs would
call four -dollar poker a "very small"
game !—Front "Ties Point of View,"
In the February Seribnr.r's.
3ltnard's Liniment Cures Garget
in Cows.
Concerning (Japitl.
"I suppose black and red and yel-
low people know what love Is, us
well us we 1"
"0, yes; love is color blind]"
Sick Stomach is
working --
Sick Owner is idle
',you will rive your digestion •
rest, it will get along. You can d•
this by means of
DR. VON STAN'S
PINEAPPLE TABLETS
which digest your food and rest
your stomach. You want relief and
cure.
Pineapple relieves at once and
cures quickly. No stomach can be
cured except it can rest while diges.
tion goes on safely. The patient
eats heartily while taking his cure. '
It strengthens the weakest stomach.
Pineapple is nature's simplest and
quickest cure—Price, 35c.
In five minutes after using Dr.
Agnew s Catarrhal Powder the
healing has begun, and it continues
till the work is quickly complete.
New health, comfort in breathing,
new vigor, and removal of danger
of consumption or pulmonary
trouble. d
Poor Old Dad.
Yo kin cca'eo pick up a paper
An' its "poets' corner' greet,
'Copt yell see er plrty poem
'Bout the mother, saintly sweet;
But t'e'll hnvu a time a-sru'chln'•..
Eyesr wilt be er-achln' bad
Ere yc'11 overtake er poem
At this time for pore ole dad!
No. It tan't willful In 'em—
Them that write of mother (Isar—
That (bar's nefcr notice taken
Of her ole man settle' near ;
No, its never meant to slight him.
but hit looks a little sad—
AlI the bouquets made for mother,
Not a bloom tor poor old dad!
Tree, our mother watched above
us,
Till her dear old eyes wad ache,
But ofI tied, he humped to feed no,
Till his back soul nonrly break.
Mayor crooned above, tate oradil,
unv0 devotion toll she bad;
Stili, that iv wet any eInc4s
Al this time for porn We dad 't
Do riot take one line from mother
When ye write the soul -sweet
song,
Rut If time's n word for father
Now rind then it won't be wrong.
Pore 0'0 sole' IA''s hent awl wrin-
klxi,
,An' 1 know 'twodl,' m kr him gtttd
It. whl'e .von Ire oral I.1)' mother,
aomrtlllr' u' 1 for nitro 0'd 1'd'
Common soaps destroy the
clothes and render the
hands liable to eczema.
REDUCES
EXPENSE
Ask far Ike Ganges Sar HI
A Compliment,
Detroit Erre Press.
"Does she favor bee father or her
mother 7"
"Well, 1 should say mho sort 0'
oompliments Both o' them."
New York and Boston Via New Yolk
Central.
The numerous teems, the exeetlent
service, the uniformity of Ite trains',
its four tracks, and the location of
its tippets in Boston and New fork,
make the New York Central the fav-
orite line to those pointe.
Ary ticket agent will confirm the
above.
Precocious Youth,
'Montreallferatd.
Walt er (aged al—Papa, when I grow
up may I get married ?
Papa—ply son, I regret to we you
nntielpatlit trouble 00 early in life.
Set (lent' Low Rates West,
Via Chicago and Northwestern 11y.,
every they from February 10th to
April 'flOth. Colonist one way sec•
and -elves tickets at extremely low
rates from stations In Oularlo and
Quebec, to )tents In Colorado, Utah,
Montana. Nevada. birth'-. Oregon,
Washington rind California: also to
Victoria, Vancouver, New Westmin-
ster, Nelson, Rooshuul, lett. 1.1111
particulars,
rates and fez dr 1'm nen bo
obtalnc 1 from It 11 Bennett, General
Agent, 1, st Klug street, Toronto,
street,
Ottt.
FRIGHTENED BY A SNAKE.
East India Newspaper Relates a
Harrowing Tale of Wor.
3n tho latest copy to hand of an
Indian contemporary le au interest -
Ing example of Balm loquacity It
takes tho familiar form of a "Letter
to the Eliter," and rune art follows;
"llonorodl Sir; 1 should like to
bring to notice of the public, through
widely scattered co:unan of your
valuable journal, a peradventure that
overlook my persouaiit,v while tak-
ing; nocturnal perambulations on
West dont road, in order to caution
!Show citizens against simultaneous
dktugcrs. Whilst wending my way
along said thoroughfare On the
evening of the 22nd innta nt, and
pursuing a. e0ilrme as crow flies to-
ward my humble abode, I wits mud-
denly end instantaneously confront-
ed with mo11strOue hlssiag and mlie 11
confounded row in Immellato vicin-
ity. 1 first remained notto voce,
and thou On applying close scrutiny
of my double optics lo spot whence
proceeded above said disturbance, I
was mucic horrified and temlorau-
couely paralyzed to lo and behold
a. mighty enormous reptile or cobra
do capello making frontal attack.
"D1y pedal appendages being only
clothed In wooden sandals, I there-
upon Immodintely took to nether
limbo and beat 'hasty retreat (as
stated in war telegrams), or, In other
words, made rapid retrograde move-
ment by Locomotion of lower shanks
though personally much courageous.
1 would Ilko to indignantly question,
What aro our newly elected city fa -
there cogitating that they should not
tako commensurate steps to rele-
gate such carnivorous animals to
limbo of oblivion and Insure safety
of pedestrians and footpads? Please
answer mo this Inscrutable question,
famous sir. Praying for your wel-
fare, and increase of filial bonds, I
am, moat obelilent sir, your ever -
obedient servant,
"Intim Chowdnrl Bhosc.
"N. I1.—If this epistle 1s consign-
ed to wnsto paper basket and no
notice taken of fay above humble
complaint, I shall memoriato In
other tapers."
Whet washing Many dishes r r pots and
pans, Lever's Pry Soap (a powder) will
remove the grease with tho greatest use. ae
London Pollee Methods.
This is the modus Operandi of Lon-
don's pollee: Two citizens engage In
a, street fight ; crowd gathers to see
the mill ; four "bobbles'appear,
working thele' way through the press
with a "by pour leave" or "kindly
let me pass ";they have neitherbll-
lies nor guns. Two seize, each com-
batant, lending him aside with no
rough hands and arguing thus In
chiding tones: "Aren't ye 'shamed
o' ye'eelf? What's the good o' figitt-
tn' ? Ltave scraps to dogs. Now, run
along and behave ye'telf. There's a
good chap." These words are accom-
panied by to pat 051 the shedder and
a gentle shove away from the scene
of conflict. Rarely is there an lar -
rest. A brutal clubbing Is unknown.
The London police aro peacemakers. -_
ISSUE NO. 7, 1903.
Dim w9oslnw's seething Syrup .1)0,11,1
elweys he used for 1 hOdren 'Teething. It.
hooting, the eland. sot! ,11,1 begYumm eared wild L
colic and ns the 11e-1. mutely for Dlarrtaeo,
TEN COURSES
thoroughly taught. Expert. Instructors. Indi-
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h,gnefor (particulars. Correspondence Depart-
ment CENTRAL MUSINESS COLLEGE, Toronto Can.
)4 Y01)1 TIM hs t"ITLLY OCCUPIED T1110
1 1110'1'1..11'1 1t not, w1' are open for nn
honest anti euergeth' men td reorrnvll
ns, nail ran 01x,'1 sun In,tproltlnhlrl w1m..c.
V1'rllnl'uri nli L:iuppl,y C,.,l'arkd;dr,'l'"run
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A1,Alttl()1 1 17 A(1 4 -1 IMI IMOVE),
—10 arms of gr)w Ing timber ntenetarr
bnlidings, 1vr1) travel:,', tmnrnbnt tusch"r'.
tool churches; Iva miles to station: lowd.rhe-
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Muton, Mich.
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Morse Health
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The bp -to -date Tromp.
Chicago Post.
Lady of tho Mount,—See here, 'want
you to quit ringing thls bell. Don't
you darn to come here again.
Tramp fa joker)—Very well, madam,
as long nap you insist, I'll have my
valet ores, your name from my vie-
iting Bet.
Piles
To roc:, 1'o Tau Mob Dr.
Chase's Ointment 1s a certain
and absolute cure for sash
and every forty of IMMIX
bleeding end protruding pile,,
tho manntactaroln have guaranteed it. Sec tee-
it:umials In the dally preps end ask your neigh-
bors what they think orit, You can urea and
get your money bock it not cured, Wen box, at
all dealers or Enua usos,BA'rrs & Co.,Toronin,
Or. Chasol's Ointment
Id (leo. Diooer, 1'uirbtelt, Minneso-
ta, writes: 'MN,. Sophie etellma-
cher had an op.rn wound on her foot,
trona which She tnrfercl almost 17
years. Thanks to the continued new
or Dr. August Koenig';, Hamburg
Drops she has now completely re
covered and hegs to expr to to you
her !wailful) tisane: fa• It."
The Tyrant Man Analyzed.
Amnrbeua, Oa,, flee, nice.
Whet le man? Min that Is born Of
woman Is smell cabbage rami few 11
a patch. In Infancy he Is full of colto,
paregoric and catnip tea, and in old
ngo he Is tall of 01000 words and rheu-
matistn.