HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1907-01-31, Page 34
500 YEARS FROM NOW
Scientists Say the World Will be
Simply Marvelous.
When, twenty yearn ago, Edward Ilei- Only a short time ago it was n• t.itiys a conulrinu•tt net of sabthzatx zvn a
limy ivrote "Looking Backward," most ii nouneed that a had been determined extcnet, c�attvpolulded t'o stop lr.belluu„
• not all Itis ideay were regarded as the that building operations of the future
vagaries of a dreamer's hind. would deal largely in glass and that a•cznov'e irtftemmation anal rel.eve the dis-
'J.'o-day much that 13e11amy predicted is glass houses would become common ---
tended wine.
no longer scouted as impossible. :lits that is, houses in which ghees in place of One of the meat powerful imivten�cce of
theories of a wholly paternal ,govcrlt• clay brickis would be used.'1'his would its cu'mt4vo effect oat !rices, ares amt. Wine meat may never prevail, but the itumau mean light to every part of a big &true- from White beutb, 7tfaby Mee. Went.
race is undoubtedly progressing rapidly tura, Virion. Crhe mere: "1 amt glad to re.
coward what might be termed n social Electricity will become the good angel port that ui.trl3•uk it done arse a wort,
fism --Int its broadest sense --of utilitar- of the household. dea'fw1 amount, of gond. T had Ivilets very
#anism. It will light and heat the hoose, make e me had: ilia I could haaxlly walk.
It has been a short step, eomparattvoly, leo for the refrigerator and do `much of No ariatter wthe 1 applied it d}d rJat
from the tallow candle to the electric
the Leavy work of the home. seem to do me any good, and I suffered
light, from the stage coach to the swift But there are those who .believe that the most intense agony. Amon get other
:me -
sly speeding steam and electrio trains. the eletrical era -at )crit the era, of Wogs I tried an. ouitment male type -
Within t few years the world has seen electricity that is •generated by steam Molly foe piles and w ikey mecommend�e„l,
tato navigation of the air made nearly power -is also doomed to pace; that hitt it was no good. 1 mild not get
practfcablo, Aust as boats have been tort- there are elements contained in the air trelicf, Then Zane -Bak was brought to
atruated e, manoeuvre beneath the we breathe that has sufficient potency my aot,4ee, and I got a supply, it ecreth-
wavea. Wireless telegraphy was a start to meet all the wants of man. ed the pan and gnats aenicet iamed:late
ling forward leap o£ progress; Luther So, towering above every building of relief. It has now cured men, and since
Burbank has leaap o the world with her the far -distant future .array be chimneys the cure I have Had. no eetnta-i of any
that will suck down the air of heaven, teaoe of the tmoubie.”
results of his studies of plant culture. extract all. its potential elements, cause Zara -Bilk as so useful for suet n saai-
wouet What, sen, of have Tuture? If tu made within them to tern wheels, light, heat and eery of theme that n'o 'haste should be
dventilate and through another set of evict oat it. It euros add atoms of inflaan-
the memory of living men, what may chimneys puff out the exhaust. metion, suippwnation, faeteninvn, cite, Por
coming generations expect? Tho enormously tall and large building nuts, burns, bsaikses, alsoessets, ulcers,
heft is ll of suggested vlat elwous en 500 mtat years
of the far future will probably bavo eireavorale'eczema, scalp asores, floe atria,
wide passageways, exitending at right pimples, Mood poison, Meshes, *tetter,
opment. Little physical exercise will be angles across its various floors, the Reply, barber's rash, it is abbtohtteiyy rwitee
tculiaertaknn, es shocol Maon n will be pavements dreamers of science say. Mr. 13.,. living on out equal, Ae an embrocation it is eilteo
ei airships,
aovdgre pave ntl the ono hundred and fifteenth floor,ntay good, end rubbed well over tivo, .part ea.
traversing arrive in his airship at that floor just meted relieves mlteumatttm , Baia :sea, nen-
transport those who at rare intervals as he now draws up before his door in swam, etc,
will have occasion to move about upon hie automobile, A11 drtrgigiste and stones sell 7rum,Bulc
the surface. A Mummy around the Respite,' ambulance airships, the de- at 50e a box, oe' obtained poet free from
world will be a mere matter of a days livery airships of grocery and dry goods Zein Bak poi•, Toronto, upon a oedipt of
flight through the air, stores and other vehicles of the air might Vie, 6 boxes •for $2.m0. seedcase essat
Persons in those days, it is thought, do likewise if such things shall exist. stamnsp, sample box
will wear metal bands about their heads As food will probably be mostly in pill + �, 4
as a mechanical guard to the throbbing, form grocery wagons may not be known.
,k restless machinery of the brain. M any rate, a. system of pneumatic
Emancipated from the thralldom of tubes will probably do all this work, as
gluttony, the future man will not care well as collect and distribute mail and
for elaborate banquets or spreads of e. pr o Maness who wishes to send a letter
solid food. His nourishment will consist to China will probably atop outside his
door and drop the missive in a slot,
marked "China," with full knowledge
that it will reach its destination on the
other side of the world within a few
minutes or an hour at most,
But, of course, the man of that dist
tent future will desire to be apprised of
the news of the world as at present.
There will be newspapers, naturally, but
all other ills. not, say the scientists, the paper and
The ar i of the distant future will ink newspapers of today.
probably dress simply, Many forecasts duced to telegraphy will have been
believe he will revert to somethinglike reduced to perfectly applicable science,
the raiment of the ancient Greekand building
the entire earth. Tho newspap00
Romans, building of ,2407 may be a tower of 100
But what as to man's habitation in or more storeys in height, topped by an
elaborate arrangement for receiving news
2407? At the present rapid increase
/of urban communities it seems probable
F that a vast majority of the world's pop-
ulation will be living in cities by that
time.
H. G. Wells, the English writer, who ormous forcing houses in which crops
Itis indulged in not a little fantastic will be grown to a great height and mul-
; speculation as to the future, based upon tiplied fruitfulness.
a careful study of existing and unfolding So the New Year's day of 2,407 may
conditions, believes that as early as the witness a world throughout which mar -
7A �� (�� !! uu CURB
�+ (�1 Ate has to .wnd beingsub.. N
Via.. BU$! 1 URB Pitta? rotated as ae lacca! s THE ALEALf'$ MAN
r1onned, shite lawn
"' thing.
exercise great care over
A Northwest Woman's Interesting his estate Butt, for it mast last him three DEATH OF THE MAN WHO MADE
Experiences, years, while itis unarm; suit is replaced
"!more iw iso cil,�xraass kmiow7t tto aad}oafi every eight months. THE DESERT BLOOM'.
'The choir of this royal chapel ie one of
pcicluca •wlttias}u calaseatt mare fpa'arty gives the histories} institutions of 1:agTand Under a 'Topeka data line masa the
rise to mane ntiretelr(Inele, CM]. tnebs0 Fifa ennouucentent in i!a five -lilac eeapatoh
of :til i#e salttirzn irtare altos+ly Clean• 41,.,",, and many of ata old time customs, in• �
p}lca `itch iia 7t •teas tui r than eluding the dress of the boys, are retain- i that Tiart•teon Iackman, who that
auimaYnt is to m(wply `1,oltt 13tH:, stdtdelt orae to this clay. It bas mm�berednlnnn;t {{ brought alfalfa from South America. and
i ,b,1 !etc', singers Sir .Arthur Sull(van, Edward t nie.nted ;t. i,. ,t... Unite Stat.. :_
Lloyd, Fair John Goes, Dr. E. J, Hop.,
kins. the veteran organist of the 'Tem.
tpie Church, and many other famous Bri-
ish musicians,
orae curions Cestoms, peculiar to St.
Jamoa' choristers, may be mentioned.
The most interesting of thele is the right
of the head boy to demand one guinea
a$ "spur money," from any offieer en-
tering the chapel wearing enure. It is
related that Schen Sir Arthur Sullivan
was head boy the Duke of Wellington
would always conte to the chapel in his
spurs, in order to have the pleasure of
paying the forfeit to his favorite choris-
ter.
of concentrated extracts of tato best
foods, prepared under the illuminating
light of advanced chemistry, and each
ureal confined, no doubt, within the limit
of a pill.
Food elements to prepare him for cer-
tain lines of work will be at his com-
mand.
A proper chemical combination of food
elements will eliminate dyspepsia and
through the air.
As early as 2,000 another scientist con-
tends, agricultural enterprises, es*p'ect-
ally market gardening, will be conducted
largely under glass. There will be en -
THEY LIVED STILTED LIVES.
Residents in Turpentine Districts of
France Have Peculiar Existence.
People live on sixteen -foot state in the
remarkable turpentine -growing country
of France. They don these stilts attar
breakfast and do not remove them again
until it is time for bed.
There are two reasons for the weaning
of stilts in the turpentine country. One
is the turpentine gathering. The other
is the herding of the great flock*.
The turpentine comes from the mari-
time pine. This tree is tapped, a shingle
in insext•ed and from the shingle is hung
a tiny buelvet, into which the turpen-
tine drips. The tapping process is like
that used on the American sugar maple,
Young pine trees are tapped low, but
with each year's passage the incision is
anode higher, so that it is not long be.
fore angst of the trees are tapped toren-
ty or thirty feet from the ground.
Hence flue huge stilts of the workmen.
On these stilts tlliey traverse the flat
country, covering five or six yards with
each stride, and quickly and easily they
cdilect the turpentine that overflows
the little bucloets hanging diigsh up in
the trees.
It is for herding naso that the stilts
year 2000 New York, Philadelphia and velous intelligences equally distributed; are useful. The country is very flat and
IChicago in the New World will have 40,- lands which no railroad trains cross, the headsman unless he continually
1 000,000 inhabitants each, while London, where no factory chimneys, mar; seal :limbed a tree would be tearable to keep
1 Berlin and St. Petersburg will go well from which all shipping has long eine
' over 20,000,000. Four hundred years disappeared.
j Toter, of course, the population of these (There will be no more of commerce,
cities will be vastly increased even over the wise forecasters say, because the daffy
those figures. + of individual fortune making and labor
How will all these people be housed? , for individual gain will have passed.
Of course the cities will spread extensive- ( Of course, there will be no wars; not plate. When it is lunch time or when
ly in area, but it is safe to assume that only would war be too deadly because they are tired. they plant upright under
all the members of his huge flock in
sight. But, striding about on his stilts,
he commands a vide prospect Re is
allways, as it were, upon a hill.
The stilt wearers eerily a fifteen -foot
staff with a round, flet top like a dinner
of the wonderful a encies within man's
buildings will grow much taller. In fact IX
c a building of from 125 to 150 storeys r grasp but the intelligence of iihe era will
high will, it is believed by those who nob :brook settlement of controversies by
"contemplate the future, be common in brute force.
those wonderful times. +' a''
In fact, nearly as many people as now
CHILDHOOD AUDITS.
I make up the population of Toledo, 0., As a remedy for all the ills of
s or Denver, CoI., may inhabit one of the cbikdhood ' arising from derangements
enormous city buildings of that day. of the stomach or' bowels Baby's Own
Naturally one supposes that the pres. Tablets have no equal. You do nothave
ent-day system of elevators for tall office to coax or threaten your little ones to
' buildings will fall far short of meeting take them. The ease with which they
the requirements for a building of 121 or eon be given as compared with liquid
150 storeys. Quite true. But how about
a vastly improved system of pneumatic
tubes and practicable flying machines?
Professor Bell, inventor of the tele-
phone, is now working upon a plan to
control and move airships by means of
dleotrio energy sent upward from the
earth just as messages are despatched
from one wireless citation to another.
Net only is it easy to suppose that
access to the loftier floors of the sky-
scrapers of the future -a slcyeeraper in
fact as well as in name -will be by nav-
igable airships, but the travel between
various elevated communities will be by
the same method.
thecal the staff and sit on its round, flat
zThen in comfort, seated so diz-
zilp high, they eat and rest and chat-
ter --a strange sight to behold.
Moat Expensively y Clad Boys.
As a rule boys are not disposed to be
overproud of their clothes, but a lad
whose Sunday suit costs some $200 and
is of so striking a character that it is
considered unsafe for hien to walk
abroad in it alone might be excused for
beim a trifle "stuck up" In this con -
medicines will appeal to every mother. nection.
None is spilled or wasted -you know Yet in London every Sunday there are
just how big a dose has reached the lit- ten boys who are thus expensively and
tie stomach. And above alt mothers have brilliantly habited. They are the ten
an absolute guarantee that the Tablets ehorists belonging to His Majesty's
contain no opiate or poisonous soothing chapel in St. James' Palace, and truly
stuff. They always do good, they can- gorgeous are they when arrayed in their
not possibly do harm. Mrs. Edward Don- "State suits.
ovan, St. Agatha, Que., says: "I am de- Scarlet cloth is the foundation of the
lighted with Baby's Own Tablets,. I costume and bands of royal purple be -
know of no medicine that can equal tween rows of heavy old lace are the
them in curing the ills of young ail- adorning of it. Grandest of all, old
dren." You can get the Tablet* from any lace ruffles are worn at the neck and
druggist, or by mail at 25 cants a box wrists, but these are so valuable and
by writing Tne Dr. Williams' Medicine difficult to replace that it must be a
Co., Brockville, Ont. special occasion to warrant their being
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STEEL
GLEE
AT $4.50 a square (10 ft. by 10 ft.), warranted) with heavy galvanizing.
and with a guarantee of twenty- Anybody who can drive nails straight can
five years service back of the roof any building with Oshawa Steel
sale, "Oshawa" Galvanized Shingles,—a hammer and a pair of tin-
Steel Shingles make the cheapest good ner's snips are tools a -plenty.
roof for any permanent building on Tell us the surface measure of any
your farm. They last a hundred years. roof: and we will tell you exactly what
Even cedar or cypress shingles will it will cost to cover it with the cheapest
cost you as much, and be rotted to dust roof you can really afford to use. Send
long before a n for a FREE copy of
" Oshawa " c Shingle our booklet, "Roofing
shows a sign of wear. Right," and read of
Slate will cost you the profitable, common-
far more to buy and sense way toroof any
twice as much to building on any farm.
put on --- an d it The booklet is worth r, s, , .
won tlasbabitlonger. reading. It tells why an
"Oshawa " Steel Shingles !rake build- ' ` Oshawa "-shingled roof is cheapest for
ings lightning -proof, and are guaranteed you. Wells, too, why "Oshawa, "-shin-
water-proof, w i n d M gled roof is safe
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weather-proof or a are GUARS"EED in every, way for, Ives some aurpris-
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Without painting,
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Made of semi -hard. `' ' Caused in Canada the
tined -heavy sheet steel (28-
Year. Better read the
gunge '-` book ,where shell [we send your copy?
The Pedlar People
Of Oshawa
MtirtiltEAL
!ilia CrIlg 6R.
toaottrO a'll"tAWA t oleos wireorro useottVER
i1 Coliente Ili. Vs Susie# S ea Dundas St. 'i's l sombeird alar. ane Poadet St.
103
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Birds the Friends of Farmers.
Inteneat in the protection of bird life
beta spread ra.pidst in the United Sbates,
.Anuuh r of States have seaoteti kiays
making et unlawful to trine loads wftth
birds or wings. The wanto killiTg bee
V,*ached a pent where American birds
were actually in dang'sr of Mterrnnnaa-
tion. The great majority of women
whose love of display 'hod fed• them to
purchase bled••fninorsed hats have joined
1n• the movement when the wholesale
saaughter hos been h ott,ltt to their ct>t
tendon. Not alone on aeathe*ie grounds
sshoad the birds be protected. There
shhouid the births be protected. They ante
with few ,exceptions useful edemas of
.the fa.rmenv. A rieul•tnriste, toss prone
to note the -gram stolen and the fruit
peeked by little trills, giro no credit for
the myrands of insect pests. destroyed
Ley the feathered ntalaauslers, Tlleey sea
the alnadl damage but overlook the grease
good done by the birds•. -Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Lydia R. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
is a positive cure for all those painful
aliments of women. It will entirely
euro the worst forms of Female Com.
plaints, Inflammation and Ulceration,
Falling and Displacements and con
sequent Spinal Weakness and is peens
liarly adapted to the Change of Ljfe.
It will surely cure
Backache.
It has eured more cases of Female
Weakness than any other remedy the
world has ever knoven, It is almost
infallible in such cases. It dissolves and
expels Tumors in an early stage of deve-
lopment. That.
Bcaringsdown Feeling,
causing' pain, weight and headache, is
instep .,y relieved and permanently cured
by its use. Under all circumstances
it acts in harmony with the female system.
It corrects.
Irregularity,
Suppressed or Painful Periods, Weakness
of the Stomach, Indigestion, Bloating
Nervous Prostration, Ileadache, General
Debility. Also
Dizziness, Faintness,
Extreme Lassitude, " don't -care " and
" want -to -be -left -alone " feeling, excite:
ability, irritability, nervousness, sleep-
lessness, flatulency, melancholy or the
"blues," and backache. These are su
indications of Female Weakness, son. '
derangement of the organs. For
Kidney Complaints
and Backache of either sex the Vegetable
Compound is unequalled.
You can write Mrs. Pinkham about
yourself in strictest confidence.
LYDIA E. !COMM VIED. CO.. Lyne. Kass.
When Pa Comes home at Night.
I wish my Pa was nice and good,
Like Willie Williams' Pa;
And would not carry on so high
An' talk so rough to ma.
For she just does the best she can
To make our home seen bright,
An' always meets him at the gate
When he comes home at night.
She bends above the kitchen stove
An' cooks hie evening meal,
And lights the lamp when shadows round
Our home begin to steal.
She smooths her hair, en' then puts on
An' apron clean an' white;
An 'on her face there is a smile
Mee Pa comes home at night.
But when he comes, it Aeons as though
The light turns into gloom;
lie starts to growling just as soon
As he gets in the room.
An' if I do the leastest thing,
Or try to make things right,
1 always get a liekin', sure,
When Pa collies home at night.
Sometimes he cones home staggering,
His face all puffed an' red;
The smell of whiskey in his breath,
No hat upon his head.
"Get out o' my wayt" he ca113 to me,
An' I just shake with fright;
I know my hours of play are lona
When Pa comes home at night,
An' oftentimes he strikes poor mal,
A cruel, wicked blow;
'An cams her until out in
The cold olio has to go,
An' yet, with all she's good to hitt,
An' ahvays bums a light
To guide him up the winding petit
When he comes Monte at night.
T guess sense clay I'll be a man
An' have a wifelike 1'a.
1 only hope she'll be as good
1 An' faithful as poor ma.
'Yale bet yoitr lire, I'll not be bad
1. An' want to drink an' fight;
always have a kiss for her,
When 1 come tomo at night.
. ,,('haties A, .Ponds.
.Source of pttdles;a Expense.
"How about these ctukest" inquired
Mr. Struekile, "Are they putty expert.
sive fir
"You bet they are," answered; Mr.
Nnrlteh, Who had bought one. " Andyon
want to remember thin:, lliratn. The
first eost is the smallest item; t 'W's ii-
ittgtsn Herald.
aged 7$ years. With this simple state-
ment is distniased the life of it Men who
was truly a public beenfaetor. The old
saying is true 'that 'he who makes two
blades of grass to grow where only one
grew beton is a public benefactor."
Wdtat could be a proper measure of the
benefaction oouferred by a man who
made the Western desert, once s4 bare
es a man's band, bloom with verdure?
Alfalfa has proved to be the salve ti;tn
in a material way of the farmers of
Western Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado
New Mexico and Arizona -•--in brief, of all
that vast section of country which was
formerly described in the geographies as
the "(Treat American desert."' It is the
one sure crop that saves the iarmera in
that region from ruin. The brave and
liardy spirits who first essayed the task
of converting their bare and arid soil
to man's uses encountered hardships that
tried men's souls to the utmost, and
these pioneers suffered privations be-
side, which those of the Argonauts and
the Arctic explorers seem almost like
petty trials. But gradually they over-
came obstacles that seemed insurmount-
able, and to -day all that ouee arid mum
try blossoms like the rose with rieh re -
tunas for man's labor. In achieving this
wonderful triumph over nature, alfalfa
was tate most eonspieuous factor, with
its heavy crops repeated twice and three
times in a year, The num who brought
this priceless boon to aid the pioneers In
the west 'tray not have thought he was
doing anything relnarkab}e or worthy of
fame, but judged in the light of the goad.
he did, ho deserves a monument to his
memory far more titan the world's her-
oes who are known by the thousands
they slew or led to slaughter to gratify
'the caprice or grudge of kings. --Kansas
City Journal. _
TWEN' -FWE YEAp' SUCCESSPUL RECORD
MONEY cin buy advertising space, but it can't buy a
quarter century a successful record of wonderful and
most miraculous cures of the most difficult and
intricate cases of throat, lung and stomach troubles. Stroh is
Psychine's record. Thousands of caller given up by leading
doctors as hopeless and incurable have been quickly and per-
manently cured by Psychine. It is on infallible remedy for
coughs, colds, bronchitic, pneumonia, consuaapti,,.n, fudigestiou,
loos of appetite and all wasting diseases.
"My son hada terrible sough sad seam worth liHng "->Ds7 L Moir.
was waited to a shadow. Doctors arda, Marrlotts Cove, N.B.
said he could not live. He used i'sy. "sty lunge are now sound as Abell
chine, i toured tial." -Mrs, J, !tang- after using l'sychiae,"--1f. gobe"}aa,
er, Brockville. Bridgeburg, Ont
`After taking $5.0e worth of Psy- Psychinesaved my7life,"-..4.Wµ-
chino my lungd are well and life is den, 7 Cornwall At., Toronto.
Pssyohine Never Fails Psychino has no Substitute
AT ALL DZADHRS, Sec and $1.00 A 60T114
DR. T.A. SLOCUM, Limited, 179 King St. W., Toronto
SAFETY FROM THE EVIL. EYE.
Charms Worn by Italians in Order to ease germs. That snot is deposited in hu -
oral ways, one of which is the sculling
out of the euulight that destroys dim Imeaunfty. ratan lunge is a Fact well known to sur-
Tt is usually when American women geons.
SYSTEM NEEDS MQC1I REST, farcy traveling au Italy that theyfirst be- These figures were laid before aemoke
—
conic interested in evil a evchrms, In
abatement league meeting in Cincinnati
Sas Weeks in Bed is Good Advice in Italy flee aristocracy still retests itself a few clays ago and it was resolved to
Man Cases for Patients, P ask the next legislature for more string-
y from elle evil eye, and the multitude is eat anti -smoke laws. Tho preeent meth -
It has long -been common to ,prescribe still devoted to the little evil eye charms ods of amolce abatement are visibly un-
"six weeks alt bed" far acute rheuma- to secure immunity from disaster.
tism, Iritis and many other "infections."',.•The true evil eye charm of the Ital- held tliatrtelief must cameithroughsomand the oinon is widele
s leads to the inquiry wibetlser the lens is in the shape el a tiny hand{ thea means not yet attained. -Pittsburg Dis-
'leicuetom doe not supply the basis for a index and the little finger -being pointed
generalization whether six weeks ie loot and the third asd fourth fingers be -
not about the length of time the organ- be-
i held down by the thumb. The charm,
ism requires to gather its forces and however, is merely a representation of
manufacture its supplies to defeat an the way the Italian holds his hand,
army of invading parasites and repair,
pointed outward he wishes to east
the damage they inflict, It is worth the evil eye on an enemy, or when turn-
bhought, ed lawns himself he thinks to protect
Even if no such general law oar he himself from its malicious spell -
formulated, atill it is a good rule to im- i This little charm can be bottgat in
press on patients -even in trivia,! con- Italy , of various materials, coral, tor -
plaints -that they must give the body Mise shall, siker and gold being the
about this muck time to recover from a cies in highest favor. The coral chain.:
"cold;" influenza or a depression brought are those worn by the poorer classes,
since of a ch
on by overwork. "Be careful for six eap _grade of the material
they can
Nat -
weeks" is a ;,rood parting blessing from
be liongirt for a. few sous, Nat -
ed patient.
iit'ally the aristocracy prefer the mof
the physician to his dischar
Certain diseases -tuberculosis, for exam- gold. In Italian money these tiny things
ple-often start during the "period of then cost the equivalent of about $8.
make p
lowered resistance" after apparently trio- Sometimes. they are seen exqutaitfvely
tai complaints. For a child the six modeled, .he fingers and nails being as
p , •diem from pain. The pain is banished to
weeks following measles and whooping carefully r.tiseled as marble tatues. stn Cure is complete.
cough are generally considered critical. l Another small hand that the Italian c'has. B. banished-thean P te. Mr.
In a general way the six weeks' vasa- wears as a charm is known as the Manus , a prosperous farmer
Panther a facsimile of which is to be near Brockville Ont., has been cured of
tion is argued, 1 rnme. Man's natural place, to severe ease o{ sciatica and wishes other
it is is on tete soil as a herdsman found in the museum of Rome, It is re -
or a farmer, who has mare than six ferred to in various Egyptian papyri, uaycbenefit hearby his experience.his cure
r$e eahp
weeks' zest forced capon flim -every win• and, Indeed, was worn by the anciests ..I, or upwards of five
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ter, Even the savage hunter labors only to prevent disease and witchcraft and P years I was a per-
intermitten�t}y. Modern city dwellers the evil eye front taking hold of them teflon! sufferer from sciatica. In the
and to induce lova and amiability.lassoing while getting up I would be
are the only ones who have the delusion seized with a onizin painy p
that they can drive the human machine ;and
!tear! has the thumb, the index g g in m hips.
and the middle fingers bald out in a Sometimes these pains extended down
without intermissions. the daily and line,while the other two are one leg, sometimes down the other; often
uninterrupted "grind"is against nature straightdown both. Tha pain
Int-
end nature -resents the violation of her turned under toward tate palm of the agars the agonya sed byraabred hot
hand. Instead of being smooth on its
spike lave. outer surface, as is the evil eye Shand, p Laing driven through the flesh,
a► 1 it is covered with many mystical men -
doctor's
seas just my feeling when the
Marrying Months, {bels -a tooth, a serpent, and so on. sciatica was at its worst. Often while
re -
(Buffalo Enquirer,) . Each of these little signs has Ms pecu- carrying
ee Lyme so acuteater r I lead too the o dropthe rses the pain
Rel
"Marry Rhea the years is new; ! liar charm and is well understood and b the middle of the yard, followed
Always r. Even treatment,slight birds do mate, merly among old Egyptian magicians. lief. I then tried heumatictplasters and
You may wed, nor dread your fate, The third small hand which the Ital-
loy o ndto rrawnbothryou'll know, inns wear for their supposed good is the
liniments, but these did not help rete at
Many In April when you can, so-called Manus Pontifieus, or the hand
all. Then I decided to give Dr. Williams'
Joy for welder and for man, of the Holy Father. It shows the four Pinl; Ise atrial.YoAt first they al3d root
Marry al stbeur y rue at May, fingers held out closely together, and Atte seem to help me, but as they had been
Marry will
and et rue
bto . thumb alone is cursed under the palm so highly ttrecoma recommended persisted in the
Over land ace you'll go, of the hand. As the Manus Panthea, it scan a in anyc g y noticed •
!Those who in July do wed, is covered on the outside with mystical g ondition. The pain be-
hiust labor always for their broad Baine lees severe; I felt stronger and ra
Whoever wed in August be, signs.-•Clevehtsd Plain Dealer. appetite improved. I think gI used the
Many changes are euro to see. a' b !alias about four or five months before 1
Marry In September's shine, PALL OF SOOT IN BIG CITIES.
was completely
Your living will be rich and fins p y cured, but though that
If in October you do marry, was two years ago I have not since had
Love will conic, but rectos tarry. When Deoember's snows fall fast,
Soft Coal Smoke Sends Down Eighteen
the slightest return of soiatica. I think
If
you rttYncomolr remember.November. Tons Daily in Cincinnati. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a. marvellous
Marry, and true love win last.'
A scientific investigator in Cineinna- medicine, and so does my wife, who used
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ti has been -trying to arrive at a defin- them as a blood builder. She soya they
its den of the amount of soot deposted have no equal, and never wearies of
in the city in the course of a year. One , praising them to her friends."
of his tests was to place buckets, three- Good blood is the secret of health -Dr.
fourths filled with water on eleven roofs Williams' Pink Pills the secret of good
itt different parts of the city. At the ; blood. That is why they cure sciatica,
end of three months a eareful analysis ; rheumatism, St. Vitus' dance, heart pal.
was made of the contents of the buck- mention, indigestion and the ailments
els to ascertain the amount of carbon- i common to women and growing girls.
acenus matter. I Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at
The final computation is that in the 30 cents a box or six boxes for $2.60 from,
downtown area the falling soot amounts the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brook.
to 541 tons a month, or eighteen tons rills, Ont.
daily. On a "square mile of the city the• - ►
soot deposit is 171 tons a month, or The Glad Season., i ?�'
843,728 pounds, an average of several The Janitor is courteous now;
pounds to each inhabitant. In one of the
The bellboy, too,
suburbs the scot in the, bucket was 484
Obsequious is the barber's hoer
to the square foot foraperiod. when he gets through
gramsq
His fussing o'er your raven hair.
of thirty days. For the same time the On every side
deposit at a central point in the city You meet with trues 2o'rin< oatre
was 22,550 grains, to the square foot. At Christmastide.
Other cities that burn soft coal need the bootblack paha a busy whisk
not flatter themselves that they fare
lett unseen dirt
much better. A glance out at the window And every ere v prompt and bs't*,
tells the story. In man arts of a sooty And Haver curt.
Interestin figures on the relative y P Politeness in wait alt the rules
a city the trees and flowers are coated icor they, ahem,
agility of hares and rabbits are given with grime and often refuse to grow. Devoutly hope and trust that yule
in a recent volume by J. G. Millais. ' The smoke cloud Injures health in rev- Remember them
my -
"When running at ease," he says, "the • ` Lautsaltis a ottr3er-?oarnal.M
pateh.
TORTURING SCIATICA.
A Severe Case Cured by Dr.
Williams' Pink Pitts.
Fierce darting pains -pains like red
hot needles being driven through the
flesh -in the thigh; perhaps down the
legs to the ankles -that's sciatica. None
but the victim can realize the torture.
But the sufferer need not grow discour-
aged for there is a cure -a aura cure in
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. These ills
ua ke new blood,this new blood feeds
and strengthens the nerves and frees
How hares and Rabbits Run.
length of the hares' stride is about four 90 9 004"0"044)0444)104.044.0
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feet, but under conddittions of fear its ��
leaps extend to ten and twelve feet,
while some authors claim that it can
jump fen ditches twenty to twenty-five
feet in width. Perpendicularly, a hare
can jump on to a five-foot wall, but
scents to be nonplussed by ono of about
sit feet. The stride of the rabbit is
about two feet; when necessary it can
make leaps of :Six or seven feethorizon-
telly. About three feet is the highest
that a rabbit eau attain to even when
helped by the asperities of a stone
wall." Mr. Millais tells how rabbits
SWIM -when compelled to: "They swim
with the head held as high as possible,
while the hocks of the hind legs appear
above the element et each stroke. The
shoulders and front part of the body
are buried beneath the water, while the
rump and tall are high and dry." -New
York Tribune.
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Beyond human Endurance,
"My husband is a brute," said the ex
citable woman.
"!lave you been scolding panel"
"Of oottrso 1 have,"
'Aha I suppose he talked bite* Bred
used harsh language,"
"Worse than ihati lie y'aawnedt"-
W'ttahington Star.
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Nursing baby?
It's a heavy strain on mother,.
Her system is called upon to supply
nourishment for two.
Some form of nourishllnent that will
be easily taken up by mother's system
is needed.
Scott's Emulsion contains the
greatest possible amount of nourish.
anent itt easily digested form.
Mother and baby are wonderfully
helped by its use.
JAL DaUb),Itisrss lees. AND $1.00
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