The Herald, 1910-07-08, Page 2ADVICE SAO A CHILD.
"Help yourself, help yourself, little boy
Don't wait for others to wait upon you,"
Grandma was holding her afternoon
chats,
Knitting and rocking away as she sat.
• "Look at the birds, how they build their
own neat!
Watch the brown bees, always toiling
their best!
Put your own hands to the plow if you'd
thrive;
Don't waste your moments in wishing,
but strive."
Up in her face looked a mischievous elf;
"Don't forget, darling," said she, "help
yourself."
Afternoon shallows grow drowsy and
deep;
Grandma was tranquilly folded in sleep;
Nothing was heard but the old farm-
house clock
Plodding along with its warning "tick!
tock!"
Out from the pantry there came aloud
crash;
Pussy jumped up from the hearth like a
flash,
Back to her chair strode this practical
.boy,
Steeped to the ears in jam, custard and
joy-
Grinning,
oyGrinning, be cried, "Please, I've upset
the shelf,
Grandma, I minded; I did help mvself."
—E. Rexford.
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
CURE SUMMER COMPLAINTS
Baby's Owen Tablets should be kept
in every home where there are infants
and young children, and at first sign
of illness during the hot strainer
r
months they should be given to thea
little one. At no time of the year is
baby in such danger as in summer.
Summer complaints conte on so quick-
ly that unless prompt aid is at hand
the little one may 1): beyond help in
a few hours, The Tablets never fail to
relieve the sick child, and if occasional-
ly given to the well child they will
keep hien well. Mrs. P. Laroche, Les
Fonds, Que., says: "Last summer my
baby suffered severely from stomach
and bowel troubles but the prompt use
of Baby's Own Tablets saved hie life."
The Tablets are sold by medicine deal-
ers or by mail at 25 cents a box from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
Improved Drawing inks.
The distinguished German chemist Ost-
wald has taken out a German patent
for the improvement of drawing inks
and water colors. lie has found that by
the addition of small quantities (from
1:100 to 1:1000) of volatile organic cone-
' pound. of the aliphatic series, which are
soluble in water, at Ieast to a small ex-
tent, ar.:lhvontnin not leas than four
attune of e:arl•on, ink•, drawing inks and
other water color, are rendered capable
of readily marking such surfaces as
parehnent. ivory, waxed paper, ete. In
the case of nentral liquids, an alcohol
cel 'r or other nentrnl Snbstow.e iS used.
while to acid inks, free fatty aeids, stitch
as valeric or eaproie acid, may be added.
WIRE W l S
My snare, a very valuable one, was
ha:i1y braised and cut by being caught
iu a wire fiance. Same of the wounds
would rot heal, although I tried many
different medicines. Dr. Bell advised me
to tree MINA.RD'S LINIMENT, diluted
at first, then stronger as the sores be-
gan to look better, anti! After three
weeks, the sores have healed and best
of all, the hair is growing well, and is
NOT WHITE as is most always the case
in horse wounds.
F. M. DOIJCET.
Weymouth.
ICE-\W:\fa0':V COMEDY.
Driver—(on front) -1 wasn't always
driving an ice -wagon. I once owned a
string of horses and wore diamonds.
Weigher (on t tek)--That's nothing.
I used to own me own mansion and
motor every day to kill time.
Bo' (on sidewalk) ---Say, you fellows
stop letting off so much "hot lir," will
~au? First thing you knew you'll melt
the iee and we'll gat in sh,rt.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
SLIGHT DIFFERENCE.
(Philadelphia Record.)
Hobbs---Uarduppe must be seized with
a spirit of reform. Ila says he hasn't
had a drink for a month.
S'.ahbs---eih, you mat have- misunder-
stood him. What h:' probably sola was
that he hadn't bought a drink for a
month,
There is nothing that takes the con-
e
et it nut of a n,an like attending his own
weatI;ng.
TORTURER FOR SEVEN YEAHS
"FRUIT-A-TiVES" ITER SALVATION
K b
i18at7,RIV1 JOSEPH LlRETTt
1STo. In George St., Sorel, Que.
"Por seven years I suffered from
womb disease and dreadful torturing
pains, and I had constant Dyspepsia and
Chronic Constipation --the latter so bad
that sometimes I went ten'days without
action' of the bowels. Six different doc-
tors
ostors treated me and for a year I was in
bed, constantly facing death. Then
my husband coaxed me io try "F`ruit-
a-tives" and this medicine, and nothing
else, cured nae and saved my life."
(Signed) lime. JOSEPH LIRETTF,.
goy. box -6 for $n.5o--or trial box
250.—at dealers or from Pruit-a-lives
Limited, Ottawa.
Germany's Wonderful Cities.
Germany is building her cities as Bis-
marck perfected the army before Sado-
wn and Sedan; as the Empire is bulding
its warships and merchantmen; ;as she
develops her waterways and educational
syeterns. In cite- building, as in other
matters, all selenee is the hand -maiden
of pr_litrce. The engineer and the archi-
tect, the artist and the expert in hy-
glen are alike galled upon to contri-
bute to the city's making. The German
erities are thinking of to -morrow as well
as of to -day. of the genez•ation to follow
as well as the generation that is now
upon the stage. Germany alone sees
the city as the ecntre of the civilization
of the future, and Germany alone is
building her cities so as to make them
contribute to the happiness, health and
well-being of, the people. This seems to
be the primary consideration. And it
is unique in the modern world. --June
Busy Main's.
Send for free sample to Dept. A. L., N'a•
tional Drug S Chemicai Co., Toronto.
NEVER SATISFIED.
(Louisville Courier -Journal.)
"Why don't yon perfect a melon with
a handle, se that people could carry
it conveniently?"
"It yould be a waste of time," ans-
wered the horticultural wizard. "Than
they'd want 'em with wheels."
THE OTHER SIDE.
(Louisville Courier -Journal.)
"I see you employ a number of old
men.,,
"I do,"
"How old are they?"
"Too old to be interested in canoeing,
or mandolins, or race horses, or girls, or
tennis. That makes 'em fine for work."
?Don't imaginefora minute that
you can kill all the flies in your
house in a day with one or two
Fly Pads. Two of Wilson's Fly
Pads for each window of the 111-
fected rooms will, however, clear
them out in short order.
FATE OF THE UNFAMILIAR.
(Boston Transcript.)
TO SAVE THE BABIES.
Big Gotham to Go at the Work Again
This Season.
The New York Department of Health,
wets .r mreucn
iterallcentInst, inyeathe cityade's a infandt tiomortalityof20
rate for the mouths of June, July, Aug-
ust and Septreirtber, has its plans Aow
completed £oe t11s year's campaign, and,
beginning July 1, lel doctors will be on.
hand, as wail as sloe l4L nurses, who
have'beein at work• since April 6,• visiting
babies in the poorer sections of the city.
The plana rely on the cooperation of
sixty different private agencies and char-
itable organizations working with the
Department of Health, and supplying re-
lief of all kinds where it is needed, such
as milt:, ice, permanent nurses for ser-
ious eases, vacation trips and outings,
and money relief where that is consid-
ered desirable.
The campaign is in charge of the Divi-
sion of Child hygiene, whose head is Dr.
S. J. Baler, and the office looks like the
staff tent of an army oa manoeuvres—
maps flagged to represent every death
last summer, maps by districts for the
nurses, and ward maps. .Charts of all
kinds are ready; on tvhiclt each move is
planned. There are daily reports and
weekly estimates, which the doctors in
charge follows as eioseiv as a broker
does the fiuctuatione of the stock mar-
ket.
A PIANO F011150 CENTS
A. •WWEEK1
This is a golden opportunity for any-
one to own an instrument. We have a
large stock of used pianos, taken in ex-
change on Heintzmaa & Co. pianos.
These instruments are such well-known
makes as Weber, Chickering, Haines
Bros., Thomas and Dominica, and the
price ie from $00 to $$L" -:i. Each ons
guaranteed for five years. and will be
taken back in exehav e with full am,
ount allowed any tim a ir three years.
Do not let this chance slip by you. A
post card will bring fall earticuiars.—
Heintzman & Co.,' 71 'deg street east,
Hamilton, Ont.
Oiled Roads in Kansas.
The Standard. Oil ('o'!Yu • ny offers to
donate $700 worth cif crime oil to use on
a mile of road in...d''lferent counties.
State Engineer Geari.f1,f the Kansas
.Agricultural College, says' it will cost be-
tween $400 and $500 to rr'pare a mile
of road for the use of call. In Jackson
County an effort is Niue made to raise
the money neeess 'fy4 o prepare the
road for the oil.
It is claimed for ' '1 roads that
the process is peri id ti at when
properly 1 water
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IIONO1?ED t'ITIZE T.
(Cleveland Leader.)
"You treat that gentleman very re-
spectfully."
"Yes; he's one of our early settlers"
"An early settler? Why, man, he's
not more than 40 years old"
"No, but he pays his bills on the first
of every month."
Practically every up-to-date
druggist, grocer and general deal-
er now sells Wilson's Flv Pads.
JUSTICE OR FORCE.
(N. Y. Peace Society.)
The only two powers that ever have
or ever eau govern human beings are
force and reason war and law. If we
do not have one we must have the other.
The problem before the world is how to
decrease the area of war and increase
the area of law until war vanishes and
law envelopes the world.
"I understand that you . have two
brand-new jokes iu your dialogue."
"Yes," repiied the musical comedian.
"What are they?"
"You recognize them by the way the
audience treats them as strangers and
refuses to give them a smile."
hvfed, •4.4reai>;.'Weary, Watery Eyes.
Relieved By Murine Eye Remedy. Try
Iurino For Your Eyo Troubles. You
Will Like Murine. It Soothes. 50c At
Your Druggists. Write For Eye Books,
ti'roe. Murine Eye Remedy 'Co., Toronto.
Tent for Fine Muslin.
A Madras physician was buying mus-
lin for a turban in a department store.
"None of this is fine enough," ho s tide
"In the turban I have on there aro forty
yards. But forty yards of this would
give Inc a head like a Saratoga trunk.
"India muslin is very very fine. It
must be fine enough to disappear if it is
to pass our Al teat. Yes, fine enough to
diseppeai."
He mailed.
"It's true," he said. "'The test is this:
The muslin is spread on grass over
night. In the morning, when everything
is dew drenched, if the muslin isn't prac-
tieal identical with the dewy gossamer
covering the lawns—in other words, if
it isn't invisible ---it is 'discarded and
must be sold as 'sreonde,"— "ew Or-
leane Times- Democrat,
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
New Style Foundations.
A. new method of constructing the
foundations of buildings in order to pre-
vent, as much as possible, earthquake
shocks from being commurtieated to tho
building has been devised and patented
by Dr. J. A. Calantarients, of Scarbor-
ough, In this system the foundation,
which is built in the usual manner, is
faced with hard material such as gran-
ite or iron, and upon this facing layers
of talc, mica or other smooth sub-
stances are deposited, each layer being
dusted with powdered tale, mica, asbes-
tos, soapstone, or•eand, or mats of as-
bestos, etc., may be, used. without the
plates of tale. Slabs of granite or iron
placed on this prepared zone form the
base of the superstructure. The object
of the arrangement is, in the case of au
earthquake, to allow the building to
slide laterally. Means are provided for
rendering the sorvice pipes flexible at
the point where they issue from the
ground.
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with any seasonable fruit and add cream and sugar.
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AN EMBARASSING WORD.
(Catholic Standard and Times.)
"Then," said the reporter, "I'll say
several pretty songs were rendered by
Miss Packer."
"Oh! gracious, no!" replied the host-
ess, "you mustn't say `rendered.' You
see her father made all his money in
lard."
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Minard's Liniment Cures Garget in
Cows.
Home Breeding of Horses.
For a number of years army circles
have been discussing the advisability of
providing for the United States army
large horse ranches that will supply the
latter with is much-needed war steeds
as specially trained army Horses are al-
most as necessary to modern warfare as
smokeless powder.
It is now announced that the Depart-
ment of Agriculture will attempt to in-
augurate a system for supplying the
army with special army trainee nag;.
European countries generally have their
horse -raising done by their departments
of agriculture, Russia being the only na-
tion whcse horse breeding lie entirely
under military supervision.
ro l o o a'is
ErsrE'II tai I rest EtD it I
exactly meet the need which so of-
ten arises in every family for e
medicine to open up and regulate
the bowels. Not only are they ef-
fective in all cases of Constipation,
but they help greatly in breaking
up a Cold or La Grippe by cleaning
out the system and purifying the
blood. In the same- way they relieve
or cure Biliousness, Indigestion,
Sick Headaches, Rheumatism and
other common ailments. In the full-
e--t,�sense of the words Dr. Morse's
y1iehen
A Household i eme
• a-% s
The Kaffir's Day Off.
When the South African Kaffir has a
"day off" and sets about enjoying him-
self one of his greatest pleasures is to
dress himself up in some extraordinary
fashion and ;generally play the fool.
The fete day umbrella and sundry
curious forms of headgear are brought
forth. Several hold up candles. Al-
though it is daylight, to show how civil-
ized and up to date they are. Crude
musical instruments—anything that will
make a noise—arc greatly to the fore on
such occasions as these.—Wide World.
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc.
PLAINT BY A SORE CONTRIBUTOR
I would, not live ahvny; I ask not to
stay
Where the weather is nasty the livelong
day:
The few balmy mornings that down on
us here
Can't stone for this climate the reat of
the year.
()ETTING ACQUAINTED.
(Bueliange.)
"Rid, I kin lick you!"
"Weil, I kin snake uglier
you kin, blame yea"
•The' kind of matt who always knows
what his wife's clothes cost, says the
Dallas News, is either a detective or a
nulenute.
faces the-:
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ISSUE NO. 21, 1910
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IRST-CLASS GROCERY STOCK AND
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Smyth, 404 Talbot street, London, Ont.
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Long Serpentine Wharf.
One of the longest wharves in the
world, almost a mile in length, or to be
exact 4,700 feet, is at fort Los Angeles,
Cal. It extends into the Pacific in a
tong, serpentine curve.
'The reason for this construction.' is
that it offers better resistance to the
strong currents and the buffetings of
the waves than if it were perfectly
straight. Until the nearby harbor 01
San Pedro was developed by the Federal
Government the big wharf at Port Los
Angeles was a very busy place, but of
late it is eomparatively seldom used ex-
e•epao 'by' the Japanese fishermen, who
have £armeia a colony along the adjacent
beach, Broin the Scientific American.
eoa.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of
bed-wetting. There is a constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Sum-
mers, Box W. 8, Windsor, Ont., will send
free to any mother her successful home
treatment, with full instrutions. Send
no money, but write her to -day if your
children trouble you in this way. Don't
blame the child, the chances are it can't
help it. This treatment also cures adults
and aged people troubled with urine dif-
ficulties by day or night.
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