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The Liberal, 16 Sep 1909, p. 3

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‘ The will of tho widow of Sir M0- roll Mackenzie, the distinguished throat specialist, contains the folâ€" lowing clause :-“When I die I hope my children will wear as little black iful‘ mourning as possible. \Vl’iite or ,mauve I like, but not black; and 31 hope they will not shut themâ€" selves up, but go out amongst their friends and to plavcs of amuse~ meut. I am not afraid of them {012 getting me, but I want them to be Pills That Have Benefitted Thou- sands.~Known far and near as a sure remedy in the treatment of indigestion and all derangements of the stomach, liver and kidneys, Parmelee’s Vegetable Pills have brought relief to thousands when other specifics have failed. Innum~ arable testimonials can be produc- ed to establish the truth of this asâ€" sert-inn. Once triad they will he found superior to all other pills in the treatment of the ailments for which they are prescribed. Kindly mention the name of this paper in writing to advertisers. l'Louis Sulkowski, Duke of Beilitz) from Austria, for the United States ibetwe‘en 18.50 and 1860, was immediâ€" ‘ately following a. shocking tragedy .~one of the. darkest that has ever lsullied the annals of an illustrious ifamily. It was nothing more or 51053 than the killing, under the ,most atrocious circumstances, of :the mother of Prince Louis. Shy- Mas assassinated one March night lin 1848, at the Furstenhof, now ,ihe leading hotel of the. town of 'Mayslowitz, in Northeastern Ans- Itria, but formerly the. ancestral 'clwateau of the Sulkowskis. While “the actual deed was done by peaâ€" sants, who were able to effect their escape to America, all the evidenr‘o went to show, in the most conclu- sive fashion, that one of the unfnr- tunate woman’s younger sons. Maximillan Sulkowski, was respon- sible for the crime, and morally guilty of matricide. ' The Maharaja} agore referred in ieulogistic term fb Lord Kitchen- :ei"’s services to the Indian army. {The Maharajah of Burdwavn spoke kin a, similar strain, and paid a high tribute to the Commander-in- Chief’s military genius and pow- ‘ers of organization. } The sum of £9,000 was collected as a. start, the Viceroy giving £50. Many times during the past year or so. ave we gratefully considered the splend- 'id work done in saving life and property by our various servants and inventions engaged in their duties. Some receive more praise than others but one of the moat popular of the many property saving devices shown this year at the Toronto <xhihition was that celebrated compound. the "Nugget" shoe polish which saves millions of shoes annually for neonle allover the civilized world who use it. Strictly sneaking the "Nugget" Shoo Pol- Ish is a leather preservative which will double the life of your boots and needs only to be tried to convince the most. skeptical. Shocking Crime Led Titled Family to Ohio Town. Considerable curiosity has often been expressed as to how it came ‘that the Sulkowskis, despite their great. wealth and their high rank (they are all princes and princess- 105) should have consented to bury 'themsclves for a number of years ‘in the small town of Bremen, Ohi L ,The departure? ‘ofithe late Prince A meeting of prominent Euroâ€" eans and Indians was held at; Cal- utta, recently to concert measures for the erection of a statue of Lord Kitchener to commemorate his scr- x’vices to India. The Chief Justice resided. , 'Q’roposal to Erect One to Commem- orate His Services. Intense interest in its superior qualities was crnated at the Toronto Exhibition where shoes were nolished with "Numzet" Eolish and immediately afterwards washâ€" (1. The water ran off the shoe "like water OH 3 duck’s back" and the Rhine was not dnatroyed, proving that it is a Water-pron! polish. This shoe was then pvirmd with a vlean lowel. but. the polish flid not, rub off and soil it. which is con- Hnslve nvidnnr'p that, it will not come NY on the clothes in wet weather. At all dealers. 100 per tin. appfi” EXILE FOLLOWED TBA G EDY. STATUE OF E ITCHENER. A WISE PROVISION. LIFE SAVERS. Before a rainstorm, a cat nearly always washes its face. Why? Some ('laim that the atmOSphere excites the electricity in the cat’s fur, and to overcome the tingling sensation she sets to washing herself. Or, if there is no cat in the house, you may possess a parrot. 'If the bird sits down and makes a sort of hiss- ing noise, look out for rain in the night. One need seldom fear getA ling wet, in the country. Horses, cows. shoop. hogs, dogs~all mince certain peculiariiies before a, storm. llogq bury bones. horses fidth and npigh; cmrs lie down; hogs grunt. Some day you may walk into a li-(‘lrl and sec a flock of sheep in a corner, all their hacks turned to the northwrost. IF you wait long enough you will feel a wind blow up from lhat direction. A kindly old gentleman was tel- ling some lads the story of Samson. “He was strong,” said the speaker in summing up, “became weak, and again regained his strength, which enabled him to destroy his enemies. Now, boys, if I had an enemy. what would you advise me to do ’2” A little boy considered the secret of that great ancient’s strength, and his hand went; up. “Get a. bottle of hair restorer,” he exâ€" claimed. It Rearhes the Spot.»There are‘ few remedies before the public to- day as efficacious in removing pain and in allaying and preventing pul- monary disorders as Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. It has demonstrated its powers in thousands of instances and a large number of testimonials as to its great value as a medicine could be got were there occasion for it. It is for sale everywhere. I An old plasterer is called upon to give evidence for the plaintiff. Counsel for the defendant tries to bully him. “Have you ever been in prison '2” “Yes, twice.” “Ah! How long the first time?” “One whole afternoon.” “What! And the second time '2” “Only one hour.” “And, pray, what offence had you committed to deserve so small a punishment ‘2” “I was sent to prison to whitewash a cell to accommodate a lawyer who had cheated one of his clients.” W! GIVE YOU A TIP! Buy tho genuine. "The D. k, L." Menthol Planters. Un» princgdefl manufacturers are tryinz to take advantage of the great sale of "The D. A. h.” by putting up a substitute. The genuine only made by Davis &, Lawn-no. Co. The microscope in the hands of experts employed by the United States Government has revealed he fact that a house lly some- times carries thousands of disease germs attached to its hairy body. The continuous use of Wilsonfs Fly Pads will prevent all danger of infection from that source by killing both the germs and the flies. This pipe is the famous “pipe of peace,” used by the American Inâ€" dian. After a treaty has been con- cluded. the pipe is produced and filled with tobacco. It is then handâ€" ed to the representatives «of the party with whom the treaty has been made, and they must take at least one whiff of it. It is afterâ€" wards passed around among the Indians present, who also take a whiff of it, and that ceremonial ratifies and makes sacred the com- pact that has just been entered inâ€" to. The passng around of the calu- met is an act of hospitality, andya, refusal to take it is considered a dire offence. Etiquette of the Calumet Observed by American Indians. When you read an account of the conclusion of a treaty with the In- dians you are pretty sure to find that the calumet was brought out and handed around. The calumeb is a pipe of peculiar construction. The bowl is of red sandstone, and the stem is of reed, about two and a, half feet long. The stem is deâ€" corated with women’s hair and feathers, which hang from it like 2L fringe. FAMOUS PIPES OF PEACE. WEATHER PROPHETS. “Your daughter’s music is im- proving,” said the professor, “but when she gets to the scales I have to watch her pretty dosely.” “Just like Her father,” éaid Mrs. Nutrmh. “He made his money in the grocery busmess.” Don’t experiment with unsat- isfactory substitutes. Wilson’s Fly Pads kill many times more house fiics than any other known article. Prisonerâ€"“That’é what is troub- Img me.” Judge (to prisoner)â€"“When your ten years’ imprisonment is over, you will have the opportunity of returning to the society of yo":- fellow men. You will doubtless have work offered you.” IN EARLY FALL as in Midsummer Painlnller finds a use in every home. Ex- ternally, for cute. burns. sprains or bruises; internally for diarrhoea and dy- sentery. Avoid substitutes, there is but. one "Painkiller"~Perry Davis'â€"â€"Z5c. and 500. Red, \Venk, “'enry, “’ntery Eyes. Relieved By Murine Eye Remedy. Try Murine For Your Eye Troubles. You Will Like Murine. It Soothos. 500 At Your Drugglsts. Write For Eye Books. Free. Murine Eye Remedy Co., Toronto. you do leave.” It isn’t always a sure test to mea- sure a man’s 1mportance by hls chest expansmn. Teacherâ€"“Wilfred, a bee is some- thing we get wax from. Now, tell me, what is a. bee?” Wilfredâ€"«“Our teacher is a bee because he’s someâ€" thing we get WhaerS from.” Father (who is always trying to teach his son how to act while at the table~“Well, John, you see, xx hen I have finished eating I al- ways leave the table.” John â€" “Yes, sir, an(_1_ that is about all Through indiscretion in eating green fruit in summer many chilâ€" dren become subject to cholera niorbus caused by irritating acids that act violently on the lining of "the intestines. Pains and danger- ous purgings ensue and the delicate system of the child suffers under the drain. In such cases the safe est medicine is Dr. J. D. Kellogg’s Dysentery Cordial. It will check the inflammation and save the child’s life. He proposes to prove this fact by sending to any person having trouble with their ears a trial treatment of this new method ab- solutely free. We advise all peo- ple who have trouble with their ears to immediately address Dr. Edward Gardener, Suite 914, No. 40 West Thirtyâ€"third street, New York City, and we wish to assure them that they will receive by reâ€" turn mail, absolutely free. a. “Trial Treatment.” Blessed is the man who makeuh the work at his hand a stepping sfone to better things, for under the stimulation of work well done will come energy to rise- to the higher place. Blessed is the man who, through patience and industry, comes to the end of his day, for his sleep shall her sweet and his dreams divine. The quitter is not so! Blessed is the man who is not ashamed of dirt, grime and labor stain, for when his Work is done, clean will be the money in his pay envelope. A celebrated New York Aurist has been selected to demonstrate to deaf people that deafness is a. dis- ease and can be rapidly and easily called 111 your own home. Blessed is the man who hangs on to his job, for the end thereof is full knowledge of the way the work must be done. Not for Him Who Puts His Hand to the Plough and Turns Back. Blessed is the man who sticks 'to his work, for he shall rejoice in Its accomplishment. BLESSINGS FGR I‘IIE BRAVE. GOOD NEWS FOR THE DEAF. THEBE’ S THE RUB. F AMIL Y TRAIT. MEASUREMENT. ISSUE NO. 38â€"09 A religious worker gave a, “Talk for Men,” (luring the course of which he expressed his conviction that no young man should visit any place to which he would not feel 111Stlfi-fld in taking his own sister. “ls thoro any young man present who thinks one may safely disre- gard this wise rule?” asked the speaker. \Vlwrcu‘pon a youth in the rear of the hall arose and shouts-d in u steutorian tone: “Yes, sir, I do.” “An-d what. sir,” demanded the angry and surprised speaker, “is the place to which you yourself would think of visiting to which you could not take your sister?” “The barber's.” Kindly mention the name of (his paper in writing to advertisers. A country visitor to a. big city contemplated with amazement the huge gilt Sign displayed over the entrance to an institute in a prom- inent thoroughfare: “Stammering Institute. Trial Lesson Free.” “Upon my soul.” exclaimed the rnral traveller, “if that don’t beat all. I knew they taughfi ’most evâ€" erything those days, but who the (lickens wants to learn stammer- in" 3” Mother Graves’ Worm Extermino ator has the largest sale of any simâ€" ilar preparation sold in Canada. It always gives satisfaction by restor- ing health to J[he little folks. Fatherâ€"â€"“And so your teacher is dead ’1” Sonny~“What’s the good of thaf while the school is still t‘hcrel” Lady (in Chemist’s shop. to small b6y)~â€"“What am I to take this me~ dicine in, my lad?” Boyâ€"“Yer mouth, ma’am.” Wilson’s Fly Pads, the best of all fly killers, kill both the flies and the disease germs. It is only necpssary to read thé testimonials to be convinced thai Holloway’s Corn Cure is unequaled for the removal of coma, warts; etc. It is a complete extinguisher. A Pill That is P1~ized.â€"There have been many pills put upon the mar- ket and pressed upon public at- tention, but none has endured so long or met with so much favor as; Parmelee’s Vegetable Pills. Wide- spread use of them has attested their great value, and they need no further advertisement than this. Having firmly established themâ€" selves in public esteem, they now rank without a peer in the list of standard vegetable preparation. Professor O’Flanagan held up a small phial, and the class was siâ€" lent. “One drop of this liquid,” said he impressively, “placed upon the tongue of a. cat is sufficient to kill the strongest man!” A cup of hot Bovril will remedy a chill or serious illness. A spoonful of Bovril in a cup of boiling water makes a. cup of strong nourishing beefâ€"tea, for Bow-ii contains all that is good in bee-L Bovril is easily digested by even the most delicate invalid. The weak anaemic girl, the tired housewife and the hari‘assed business nian,_ can each obtain vitality and strength from an occa- sional cup of Bovril. A PECULIAR POISON. RIGHT PLACE. NO RELIEF. Marysvifla Belt Fruit. Alillfn and Stock Grow In; Section. Rich. Deep Soil---hri- sand. buy Payment. Wriw fol Booklet IRRIGATED LAND C0. IN CALIFORNIA’S The Vetorlnary Remedy Company, “mind, Bax A, 75 Adelaide St, E. Toronto, Canada. “SPAVIN CURE" Mailed on receipt 0181.00. Sand for bookletâ€"FREE, VANZANT & WARING'B GUARANTEED is pure concentrated beef. cszmrnln' OUR HEAVE CURE euros where other- fail. Benson its own merits. Best of IPEt-i' moninla furnished on apvlication. Ask your druggist [u get ya“ mine. or send (lir- ‘ect to Four Brothers. Henmule. Price $1.40 er package. Chargvs paid to nearest; ex~ resn oflice. None genuine without our rade mark. FOUR BROTHERS. on each ackage, Try a finckage nndhe convinced. ‘Becanae others have failed in no rea‘fion iwhy Heaven cannot be cured by using 'Four Brothers Heave Cure. ta 0 AGENTS WANTED.-â€"I have secured th general agency of Ontario for the sale 0 "our Butter Blender,” a machino whiol makes two pounds of butter out of one a! an additional cost of three cents. Na chemicals used, stands pure food inspeo tion. Write [or particular: for exclusivl territory. to "Our Butter Blonder,” Room 9,00 r‘nnrnn.... A- v” “ PORTRMT AGENTS RELIABLE MEN Ewe start in busineszd of their own and em crodn. Merchants Portrait Co.. Toronto. V mmmy m- premiums send your nun! and address for our 1uwni1e catalogue of easy selling houuehoid specialties. Out adult Agents 68 page catalogue is 1130 roady, {ran on request. Canada Silver‘- cloth 00.. Toronto, Ont. OUTEMAN “'ANTED. TEAS WHOLE- , 53.19 to private “milieu. Ann}! Alfred Tyler, London, Onb. mm mm}: may m CASE ‘ ARM FOR SALEwCounty Huron, 162 acres choice clay loam, brick house, large barns. good orchard. water and fences, no waste laud, choice location near ood markets. Iasy terms for quick sale. . R. Wallis, Porter's Hill P. 0.. Ont. UST SELL FOR A CLIENT 1.000 hfllyfl p‘a‘idhup‘ {lonâ€"agsessable $1.00 XVI fully paid up nonâ€"assessable $1.00 shares in Gold Dredging Company. con- trolling 10,000 acres nob gravel. Two (hedges now on ground. 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The school that has had the longest experience and great- est success in training young people {or the practical affairs of lite. and that can secure (he best results for you, is the 269 College 8t., Tuonto. AGENTS WANTED. Write for catalogue. WANTED. FOR SALE. a cold and prevent a Make 83 a. Day and estab- lish permanent. business on our capital, Our high class :00 “1 mil 0. night in every home, we quickly mad up and mum: outer! come nut. Excluaiu m:- ritury given. THE How: Svyrn‘ Om. Dwt. 50, Tore-La. Ont AGENTS PRINCIPAL "IN on WBMEN.

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