The Herald, 1909-04-30, Page 600SALT'S QOM
(t'ietttre'il Herald.)
ten of t'•cree t tt ase everartirwded chat
o het, cbun yid in vacua everet tnues
a year. ttttr tlrette at tee a es: ems tet
tats. The premiere hueluetia beck m
t 88.18 Le De pa; -lug tit) per Bent.per
the ln•fe:ate:beat.
ani
has erected troth's tenelItellta wtth-
t four weeks, welch have te=st hien
'h, aad from which he is securing
revenue of WO teeth le rentals, or
Ivo tenements 65,70, on au invewtenent
Metre i kuow of otve term Mae was
i tutali of seems a year fora butld-
cost but $2,':700. There is another
hoose oa Silver street which wet
and o butte,a which is worth In reneais
seer, and which vrouid bring $1,600 if
Boat lease could be terminated and
ave been made out of reel estate
e rented sit present 'rates,
um; are paying out in wages.
year which is not repent in Cobale,
£ b goes to maintain families in other
of Canada. Most of thee) families
be brought here if house room could
d ror them and this cinema- at a mil-
ted be put into etrctiiation here in -
f in other pierces,
mines are paying over $2,4)00,000 in
and expens.et, at large stare or whish
to circulation in Cobalt: malting this
eisst and ntttet turosperoue town in
All these boats demoavtraate the
state of the mining Industry In Co -
he outlook nonce' w e eo bright a9
ayresenat time, and the comes were never
aueat•ourt. a> ►
SES BABY'S OWN
TABLETS ONLY.
Mrs. Wm. Bell, Falkland, B. C.,
s: ''I bare five little ones rang -
g from one. to eleven year of
ge, and when any of them are
iling t alwaye give therm Baby's
wn Tablets, which always brings
room relief. I do not think
here is anything you tan keep in
he 11o113e* as good as t,uby's •Own
ablete." Thousands of other
tethers speak just ae warmly of
his medicine which never fails to
,ure all stomach. bowel aindeteeth•
trophies. Guaranteed by a
overnment analyst to he perfeet•
y safe. Sold by medicine dealere
r by mail at. 25 dente a box frotu
he Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, (ant.
+.9-9-49 +-49.9-9.+A9 *-*
A Subtle Hint.
representative. in Congress. who is
fatiter of several bright girls, tells
ory whereof one daitghter is the main
+e.
or a long time.' s.aya the represeit-
ve, "I had the bad habit of hanging
t the rower floor when the girls had
lathers. One evening 1 had settled
easy chair in the reception room,
off the drawing rogue when one of
glee, who was talking to a bright
from our owa state, called out:
Dad!'
What is it. e1ctugh ter°'
It's I) o'clock, clad, tht' hour when
and i usually go into cottnuittee."
reefs Weekly.
E "CHAMPION"
GAS and GASOLINE
ENGINES
it must rivet satin-
Gaction or you don't
may for it.
SOLD ON TRIAL
tiro only Gasoline Eng'tue that yeu tan tae
a you buy. I know whet .the "Cham -
will do, and I went you: to 'be fully
tied with it before you pay for It. The
ics low. Full particulars free.
Wm. Gillespie, Dept. CSM„
cont St,. East, Toronto
That finest fabric is,
not too delicate to
be safely washed with
Sunlight Soap. When
other soaps have Injured
your linens
and faded
the coloured
•�
things, re-
member eslnb,er th e
word Sun-
light: a, ,
The Quiet Way.
;\a the moil".er tossed aside her mar -
en throw, the daughter looked up from
*ter novel with a yawn.
"By the way, xna," she said, "have
You found out yet what pa Cut out of
the paper?"
"Yes," she answered, "I bought an-
other copy down town and read the
thing all through from start • to finish.
• But for the life of me 'I can't 'see any-
thing wrap?; with it. It's just an ar-
Acle on the healthy exercise bouscwork
gives."
Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff,
. Historicet Fragment,
Whitney had invented the cotton gin.
..Because you need it," he explained
to the southern planters. "It's a great
deal better for you than earn whiskey."
Smarting toiler the implied rebul.-e,
they stele his invention and proceeded
;o get rich quick.
His Duty.
THE BIBLE.
(Montreal Gazette,)
ltev. S. P. Rose. of Winnipeg ,i4 now
added to the list of Methodist. clergymen
who deny the complete historical accu-
racy of the Bible. This sort of thing is
becoming rather common to be sensa-
tional. but is none the less occasion for
thoughtful consideration. There •are in -
eluded iii the Bible books of history, of
poetry, of philosophy and of tea.eiting.
It in Its ,present• shape le the result of
the rejection -by learned and thoughtful
men of books that at one time found
acceptanee among Ohristia ns and Jewe
and even among 4lahomedans. 'vented
and thoughtful men may find other
parts to be rejected cr viewed .s
figurative expressions rather than a re-
cord of facts. It would be well, theugl.,
that when a minister feels himself mov-
ed to enndemn. amend or reject, he
should be sure that he is learned for the
task and should proceed to it only after
due thought. and with reverence. The
book is a foundation and only careitil
hands should touch foundations.
WE A STRONG MAN
Increase your vitality and nerve. en-
ergy, restore vin. and force to your ovor-
worked body. Ferrozone will do this as
it did for Walter Wood, of Beauport, N.
B.. who writes "I eau sats Ferrozonc has
given me. a. new lease of life. A year ago
I suffered so much from nervous exhaus-
tion I was scarcely able to drag myself
arotuui. My appetite was gone, and I
had no color or ambition, and felt used
up. One box of Ferrozone started mei
back to health. 1 took a number of o r t ri
bowel, and my health was et elnpletely re- popular ba it itI or pp is rte vocal select•
tion to go with' that one, I will myself
give you an imitation c1 an interlocutor
firing'. dr:att , jlatljtc,' •:i nee :l:lfi Jlf
the 9trasr=,�" .,
THE FAIRY HOU i'l DSc;
Superstition of the elieht Cha see of
the "Dandy fogs.'
lit soxtte years sleets appear to he
more numerous than itt othere, a.tul they
are seek not la owe and twos but in
dozens, hunting together in email packs.
The late 1s. T, Bootle. of 13rigltton, when
shootoing ;.. Beet Lothian in the uttt urtn
of. 1883, inet it pack of stoatt which at-
tacked a terrier he bad with hiin and
t not � off until
would n be driven 0 1 he had
the dog between thein had killed more
than a dozen,
Stoats veil( hoot: together from. cent
and in full. cry like a pack of hounds, one
always keeping; the line and followed
closely by the ',others. This sight has
been recorded by different observers,
who ,have also seen weasels hunting in
the same way..
There is a popular notion in the west
of England that hares are hunted et
night byaeks of little fairy hounds,
locally called "dandy doge," .and these
are said to be weasels, which the west
country folks call "fairies;' pronouncing
the 'word "vairy" and "wait:" Some of
them declare that they have seen and
watched the chose with awe. —From the
London Daily Graphic.
D®
PILES CUED AT 1iOME BY
ABSORPTION T O0
If you suffer froth bleeding, itching,
blind or protruding Piles, send ane your
address. and I. will tell you how to cure
yourself at home by the new absorption
treatment; and. will also send some of
this home treatment free for trial, with
references froin, your own locality if
requeeted. Immediate relief and per-
manent eure assured. Send no money,
but tell others of this offer. Write to-
day: to Mrs. M. Summers, Bos P. 8,
Madaor,: Ont,
Horrors of Minstrelsy.
"1Sistah—Misthh 'Wallfah, kin yo' tell
-skin 'o` 'tellme de diff—de diff"ur•ee
'twoen a .cream: pitchah—'tween a cream
pitchah, Yon I;,now je a cream pitch:de
an' a—wok; ye' keep c'r.atm in on. de
breakfust'; table—an ' a ---kin yo' toll rise
de iliff'unee, ltlisrtah 'Walkah"
"No, George,I can't 'tell you the dif-
ference between a cream pitcher. What
is the differexrce, George, between it
cream pitcher?"
" idly awhy--de midahe; a prim t rea-
ture, Mrstah Walhah, en' de ud-'-•-•--'°
"Ladies" an' gentleluei, there b'mg no
stored." For men who are tired,
nervous and thin.blooded nothing nom -
pares with Terropone; 50c. per box at all
dealers.
OLD. OLD STORY.
It came to pass
In front of a Fealting glass.
His collar button fell.
He bunted it long and welt.
"Right here It dropped,"
He said and Clopped
rsotvn on the floor
To expiare.
He searched for it everywhere:
It wasn't there.
(Nu. you're not a good guesser:
it didn't roll under the &'esier.l
He shook the rues. and then
Esplcred the fluor again.
With leugnage .trc:ta
ele crawled along.
Axel aearrhed, and searched, and seatel.ed,
Ani searched, and saeaohtu , and seezehed,
Iiut couldn't find the beastly thing.
That collar button had taken wring:
But late that night.
Upon disrobing quite,
Ho found it --prepare for a eleeck?--•
The collar button was in his sock:
(Explanatory note.—„'.ibis actuell7 happen-
ed.” seed the unfortunate person who sends
in the foregoing; "you can use it?" We can
—but don't Let it haapeu agatin.)
The Lady—Look here; you said that
if I'd give you you.' dinner you'd. mow
the lawn for acre.
The hobo—I'd like to do it, ma'am,
but T, getter teaclt yer a lesson. Never
triad th' ward of a total stranger. --
Cleveland Leader.
,...e,.a,.e.- ...----w
Repeat
it: _,_ " Sailo1i's Cure will always
cure illy coughs and colds."
a o
Year is Shortening.
Many eC11p$cS are ncticed in the re-
cords of all ages. Astronomers can aSe-
termine aeeerately when eclipses must
have occurred an the eclipses must have
occurred xi$,, the eclipse' records are
proving valuable to historical students
as a meant of determining the dates of
important events. From these studies P
H. Cowell has found evidence 'hat our
year has decreased within histsricai
times.
hills, Colds
r
lush
Dressing lightly, exposed to.
drafts told i easily'taken. (rive
twenty droll:, of Ner:.ilint' lit hot
water at unee, Ciruulali ion a,lyd.
warmth will be restored, and
pleurisy. inflammation, or con-
gestion prevented. Equally good
for colds, breaks up their be-
ginnings it•t, once. If yon only
knew what a great remedy Ner-
viline is, that it is five tines
stronger than other liniments,
1'nore penetrating, more pain
subduing, you wcnild nut be
without it.
Nervili
e
Ninety-nine sicknesses out of a hundred
can be prevented at the very beglnineg
by the use of Nerviline. Saves doctors'
Male—the great pain saver of the age --
In nee 60 years. Large 26e bottles cold
overeywher e.
WORKING TIi3 PUBLIC.'.
(Toronto Globe./
Cutiadians are not enamored of war or
warlike preparations, but while they livi'
in the world of men they recognize that
they caniiiot live as they would, but as
they :must. Building warships and con-
stitutting battalions are looked upon as
some*hat ironic provisions for peace,
but at the present nloment a denxnllstra-
tion that the British race, wherever it
may be fottud, is ready to adsunte any*
task rather than see the ono itldispens-
ISSUE NO. 17, 1909
HELP W.11NT D.
t.IIN'!b WV:1N'1'tD—SlEN CAN SELL IN
-C 4, every house from the start. Why not
gat 011 ageuuy to-da3'f Alfred Tyler, Leaden.
h1
NA JOT C A=N;f:1-1;1. 1i'REIE; ANT
t.. bright boy, al' girl can cern a snhat
camel's iu to hum•. Send us your name stud
tddmesen witit two references and vas wilt
eyou how to get a snapehat camnerat fon'
au hour's w rk. Bijou specialty House, Ham-
Ilton
WANTED—AGENTS—MALbi AND FE -
male: make big mosey selling our o4 -
lice and household specialists; entirely nave;
evert one wants them; write quick. :l.genoics,
1,td., 505 5t. Paul street, Montreal.
AGENTS 'WANTED IN EVERY BANKING
town to cell the "0 in 1" Syeteot of
Correspondence without envelopes which elim-
inate the use, expeaee and trouble of en-
velopes and addreestng them. Used exten-
sively for letters, notices, Invoices, stavba-
metrts, acknowledgments. assessments, etc- •
Ask your banker about it. They all use it.
Batik Clerks especially in spare moments wilt
flue selling ""ii In 1" a pleasant and profit-
able recreation. Send for satapies. The "6 lir.
I" Letter -Envelope Co., Ltd., Toronto.
FARMS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—OR TO RENT -140 ACRES,
close to :Bwuse andan
buildings; goodothroads;ell; termsgoad hooast'. A.pptPY •tnao
Gibbons, Harper te Gibbons, Loudon, Oanl-
adat.
For S'1D7,000
4tl r� ' ," a•i. Profit-Pay-
�� ing irarnts ie 14 States. Strout's
blew Monthly BulletinotRcat
Bargains, profusely illustrated, mailed free; we pay
your R. R. fare. L. A. STROUT P.i3UT CO., Beek C 1.
$'iurid'slsasest Farm Melon. Uttiver,it5Sidy„ 5seaccreAT
FOR SALE.
LOTS IN PRINCE RUPERT, not GRAND
Trunk Pacific terminus, will be put oa
the market in May or June next. Persona
Mending to invest cheuid write for later -
mutton and advice to the Prince Rupert Reai-
ty-Cotremerclal Co., Limited, 430 Richard
street, Vancouver, B. C.
able guarantee of its security, unity, and
perpetuity threatexsed or imperilled, must
have a sobering and rationalizing effect.
The time has come for Canada to de-
clare herself definitely and resolutely,
and to back hcu declarations with her
d
er, S.
Housemen, Saeed This.
I have used MIN_ARD)'S i.iNIMI'NT
in my stables for over a year, and con-
sider it the VERY BEST for horse flesh
1 can get, and would strongly recom-
mend it to all horsemen.
' GEO. IMOUGIL
Lavery Stables, Quebec:, 95 to 103 -Ann
Street.
Woolly Art. y
Fredericton Remington, the illustrator,
ftmgh from a; western trip, on which. he
r 1?al1 beau chalking a study of Indians and
a' seen .,ba ?' Is yodi 'do.a• tt el cow unchers and thine td • t
Ii a heavy Snanoial load? is your art editor who iasiatted upon dragging
have him u1 to an exhibition of very impres-
beat discoura ed, too' but learned how to sionistic pictures.
cure myself. i want to relieve' our bur-
s on oor me ati
bas heavy physical burden' X kno tr vast• ing
these mean to delicate
women I a )
dens- Why not end' the pain an stop the
doctor's hill? I can do this, for you and
will if you wilt aselet rite.
A11 you need da is to write for a free
box of the remedy xvhielt has been placed
Chi au hands
boxswillbcurre yous-it hiss done o
for others. If so,, E shall be happy and
you will be cured for 2c (the cost of a
postage stamp). dour letters held confi-
dentially. Write to -day for nW free treat-
ment.MitS. I', t CITBR.II, Windsor, Ont.
Making Quartz Tubes.
In order to increase the efficiency of
mercury vapor lamps, quartz tubes are
used in plane of glass tubes. .An inter-
esting method of ' making these tubes
has just been patented in Great Britain.
A, carbon mould is :embedded in granu-
lated quartz, and then heated by passing
0, current there -through until the quartz
is fused about it. The tube is now
cooled,end by means of an electric
the carbon is burned off, leaving a
quartz shell.
Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc.
Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
m,0.
Costly Music.
The daughter of her mother was do-
ing a stunt at the piano.
"My daughter's music," said the proud
parent, "cost us a lot of money."
"Indeed," rejoined the visitor. "Did
some neighbors sue you." --Chicago
News,
Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere.
a5
A Tala of Tennyson.
Tensfysoit was once dilating to it fri,'rd
on the charms of a pipe before break-
fast.
"It is the most delightful smoke of
the day," said he.
"Yes, yes!" replied Lie friend. "The
first sweet pipe of the 'awakened bardt"
Thereby nutking a reconstruetionfrom
Tennyson's own works, needing the
change of but one • vowels-•-ilarper's
Weekly. • A
A LIFE OF LIBERTY.
Briers begot niy "every path,
Which calls for patient care;
There is a cross in every lot,
An earnest need for prayer;
But a lowly heart that leans on Thee,
Is happy everywhere.
In service which Thy love appoints
There aro no bonds for me;
My secret heart is taught "the truth"
That makes Thy children "free ;"
A life of self -renouncing love
Is a life of liberty.
—Anna L. Waring.
Yet will they lean upon the Lord, and
say, Is not the Lord among us?
none evil eau. coxae upon us.—
Mieall iii. 11.
To be happy and to feel inward hap-
piness is not the giftof fate, and
comes not fromthe circumstances in
which we are placed. We must reach
it by our civet exertions, if it is to re-
main, But thenit is comforting to think
11 is always within our own power. God
Himself cannot make a man happy
in his external circumstances, or at
least only to a certain extent, nor yet
can He mow Hini always prosperous
and successful in Itis aims; for God
has with supreme wisdom placed men
in the midst taf over -changing events,
and these do not admit of men always
being happy, But inwardly happy He
can always snake him, for He has giv-
en us this rower in our learn—the
yearning for filing, the admiration, love
and trust in Wm; in fact, all those
feelings by which lfis peace conies to
sell.
"You don't seeni eiuthesiastie," re-
marked the editor, as they were coming
out. "Didn't you like them':"
Remington, remembering what he batt
been told as a boy, vomited ten before
replying. Thea:
"bike 'mut Say! I've got two maiden
stunts in New Rochelle that t•an knit bet-
ter pictures than' thoeei" Everybody's
Magazine.
Repeat et:---" Shiloh's Oure will al
Ways cure my coughs and. colds."
TOO MUCII.
The anaid-o:-ai•t-work in the service of a
Pottsville family, the members whereof are
not on the mast amicable of terms, recently
tendered her reatkuation, much to the distress
of the lady of the house, ,who was loath to
part with so excellent a servant.
'80 you are .going to leave us?" asked the
mistress, cooly. "What's the matter, Mary?
Haven't we always treated you like ono of
the family?"
"Tie, mum," said Mary, "and I've shtoed it
as lone as I'm gala' to!"—Har.per's Weekly.
Suspicious Circumstances.
The grocer had tirarrantod the maple
syrup to bethe real stuff.
It doesn't taste like any maple
sirup I ever, bought," said the errs -
touter, who htid just sampled it. "and
I strongly suspect -
"Sir !" said the indignant girocor.
"1 strongly ;suspect, iii slute of your
California Cherries Fine.
A prominent 1 Tench& manufacturer
of glace fruits admits that the cherries
of California are at least as good in
quality ae'the French varieties,.
LAND WANTED.
'ANTED—SOUTH AFRICAN VETIDit-
ans' land warranats; spot cash paid. W.
P. Rodgers, real estate agent, 608 McItrtyre
block, Winnipeg, Man.
He Couldn't Lose It.
Al] flushed and breathless, the well-
dressed young man picked up the hat
he had been chasing dower the street,
and leaned against a lamp -post to rest.
Another, also breathing heavily, came
reining up and took the hat out of his
hand,
"I'm much obliged," he said.
"For what?"
"That is my hat,"
"Where's mine, then?"
"Hanging behind you at the end of Or
string."
Then for the first time the young man
remembered his hat -guard. Success
tlagazine.
C c pew discovery. Has rnore
a rejuvenating, ^italiaing•
force than has ever before
been offered Sufferers from lack of vigor and
vital weakness which sap the pleasures of life
should take C. N. One box will show wonder-
ful results. :Sent by mail in plain package only
on receipt of this advertisement and one dollar.
Address, The Nervine Co.. Windsor. Out.
♦tA
Always Welcome.
"Is it true that you farmers are hoeo-
tile to balloonists?" ventured the young
aeronaut, who had descended in the barn-
yard.
"•Ginty, no, stranger," Laughed the old
farmer, as he came forward with a pitch-
fork. "Tire are always glair to have a
balloon land on our place."
"I'm certainly „lad to hear it."
"Yeas, the last one that landed here
carne in handy. I used the ropes to tie
the steers, packed corn in the basket,
and cut the gas bag up and made over-
alls for all the farm hands. Welcome,
stranger, weleomei"—Chicago News.
v . o
Repeat it:--"tShiloli's Cure will
always cure my coughs and colds."
♦a ea
Confidence Game.
Man with the Bulging Brow—What
are you scowling about?
Man with the Bulbous Nose --;['d like
to punch your head for you. You told
me I ought to read "Referees of a Bach-
elor." I got it at the public, library and
put in an hour or two trying to read it,
and there ain't the first blamed word 'stn
the book, from first to last, about prise
fighting ! "
Huxnboldt, ;
Forest preservation in Canada is be.
. Urged active;',
, :en . er
PULA
MU .IC
T LESS THAs"" COST OF ,DUCTION
100,000 COPIES of popular. standard and classical sheet music must be sac-
rificed at once without consideration as to value or cost
This aback sells at the retail price of 15 to 35c a copy. Our prices its long as
the stock last, are placed on a hasls which will move them quickly. All goods
are in perfect condition. 'reacher or dealer never had an opportunity of this kind
offered before. See the prices—theft act quick. 2 f 0
50 Copies Assorted Sheet Muste .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... . • • is
100 Copies Assorted Sheet,Musio .. .. . .. .,. .. .• F•i{f0
•,
Will send a bunch of samples for 25 vents postpaid. Special prices quoted in lots
of 1,000 or more. Do not delay ---order to-day—stamps accepted for small amounts.
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as Silent as the Sphinx!"
THE MOST PERFECT MATCHES YOU EVER STRUCK
.: Always, everywhere in Canada, ask for Eddy's Matches
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