A CHILD'S PAPER.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 851, 24 June 1910, Page 3

A CHILD'S PAPER.

Paris is to have a little weekly paper for children, wherein will be treated subjects properly appealing to such readers —the latest exploits of aeroplanes, criticisms of juvenile literature, news concerning ivholesome sports, and articles 011 theatrical events suitable for the young person.- Schools, it is stated, are subscribing for this paper. In the town of JJantzic the authorities are trying the experiment in tho public schools of making the daily newspaper the readin" text book. Politics and crime are ex° eluded, -thp reading being confined to scientific and literary news and weather reports. Even Stock Exchange information is discussed. The experiment is popular, and so far it is thought to be succcssful. For the treatment of whooping cough a certain, safe and effectual remedy for this troublesome contagious disease is the Syrup of Tar Wild-Cherry Baisam This remedy contains drugs that have been pronounced by the leading professors of medicine to be tho most certain in action yet discovered. Sold in bottles at Is. Cd. and 2s. fid. each, and procurable only from Frank Shaw, Practical and Family Chemist-Optician, Jlediral Jlall Maimers Street, and the Cecil Buildings' Lambtou Quay.—Advt. '' DELIGHTFUL SHAMPOOS. In one's own home are easily obtained bv using Hendy's Celebrated Juleptiu Shampoo Powders. One powder will givo a most delightful shampoo, and will thoroughly cleanse the scalp and leave the hair beautifully soft and glossy. They arc exquisitely perfumed, and will promote a luxurious and healthy growth of buir. Splendid for children and adults. Sold in packets, 3d. each, 5 for Is. Obtainable at ICirkcaldie and Stains, Driir jerav Wellington. Try,. 1

(From Out Own Correspondent.)