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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1899-4-27, Page 6-1 NGELS SO* -`raters Wm c1- n t receive theta paper regefferl; w.il please notify us at Once. Apply at this t'#Ace for advertising rates. THE EXETER ADVOCATE HUTSDAY, APRIL 9.T, 1899. "Ran Horn" .Blasts. Tata tleeret of salvation is roosting Maoist and saying so. The height of tuowledge ,is to know whatyou do not know. TM true Christian Loan be trusted as far sea Enid eau see hien. Good seldom allow us to see the great- ness of the work He gives us. Atheistic arguments are but the whist- ling of cowards in the dark. When men give ;a fest they appoint. doorkeepers: God sends out scouts. -Christians' may overcame great :sins and. be made miserable by little ones. It is better to be cut by God's pruning 'knife than to bo cast out by His rake. 'When you. have Christ's faith in the Father, you eau do His work for the brother. When you ask for credit for good mo- tives remember that God measures you by the bad, ones also. The great wonder of Christi€aiaity is not oho mislug of a dead masa, but the residua set & dead world. ((letting people to join the church is come tively easy work. but the way of the .rose is still unpopular. A. great Many who are called light• feearted are, misjudged by a wrong lora- Sion of the buoyancy—it's in the head, When a man is very anxious to expleiu that his conduct is all right, depend ou 10 lee Is:a little suspicious of himself. There never was, aand never will be, a universal panacea in one remedy, for el; ills to which flesh is heir—the very nature oaf niauy curatives being such that were the germs of other and differently seated diseases rooted in the system of the tatient —what would relieve one ill in ura weak' aggravate the other. We have, however, an Quinine Wine, when obtainable in a sound uu;adulterated state, i remedy for many and grevious ills. lt3y its gradual and judleious use, the ttrallest systems are led into convalescence stud strength, by the infiueuce which Qu' exerts on ':\attire's own restoratives, Itrelieves the drooping, spirits of those with whom a chronic state of morbid des- pondency and lack of illterest in life is a disease, and, by traaaqquilizing the nerves, disposes to sound and refreshing sleep— Imparts vigor to the action of the blood, which, being stimulated, courses through- out the veins strengthening the healthy enitnalfunctions of the system, thereby making Activity a necessary result, strengthening the frame, and giving life to the digestive organs, which naturally demand increased substance—result, im- proved appetite. Northrop & Lyman of Toronto, have given to the public their 'superior Quinine Wine at the usual rate, and, gauged by the opinion of scientists, this wine approaches nearest perfection of any in the market. All druggists sell it. Proper Gare o! the /lair. Cnt athird of animal off your hair when the moon is new and do the same the next month when the moon is full. Every night give it a good brushing, being care- ful not to scratch the scalp. 17s° the brush while dressing the hair when possible in place of the comb. Wash. hair every six weeks, using warm water and any mild toilet soap; rinse first with warm water with a little borax, and then use clear, ,cold water. Dry thoroughly. If the hair falls out and is very dry, rub a little oil on the scalp, When children are pak, peevish and restless at night they require a dose er two o2 Miller's Worm Powders. 'They are pleasant to take; no physic re- -attired. The Early Gorden Crops. The early crops are quickly destroyed if neglected. Onions require careful watch- ing, as the early weed, may get ahead of ;hem in 48 hours should the weather bo warm for a few days, whieh doubles the work of the farmer. The best time to de- stroy weeks is when they are germinating. Whenever the hoe runs between the rows It not only admits warmth and causes the :needs of weeds to germinate, but kills those that are just starting. Totally Deaf. Mrs, S. E. Crandell, Port perry,. writes: "I contracted a severe cold last winter, which resulted in my becom- ing totally deaf in one ear and partially eo in the other. After trying various remedies, and consulting several doctors, without obtaining any relief, I was ad- erised to try Dr, Thomas' Eclectric Oil. I vrnrmed the Oil and poured a little of it Into my ear, and before one-half the bot- tle was used my bearing was completely erestored. I have heard of other cases of deafness being cured by the use of this medicine." Food Shortens Life. In a recent letter to a correspondent Gen. Sir Arthur Cotton attributed his extreme age to hie habit of eating very little food of any kind. The Idea was sug- gested to him by noticing the small quan- tity of food eaten by the people of the east, where he lived so long. Sir Arthur has been a teetotaler for the past 30 or 40 years, and he believes that alcohol and tobacco are "absolute poison." liivard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. To Strengthen the Flair, Take an egg, well beaten, and rub in scalp well, wash out with warm water, use no soap, except tar soap once in awhile. This keeps the head free from dandruff, while the eggs stimulate the roots of the hair and make it grow. It is not neces- sary to use the soap wnon using the eggs. That tired, languid feeling, and Indis- position to effort of any sort will berapid- ly removed by the use of Miller's Com- •.pound Iron Pills. Some Long lei.h Lines. Some of the cod lines used in the fishing Industry . measure 7,000 fathoms long, or .about eight ordinary miles, having 4,680 hooks, the whole costing, in some cases, £200 or £300. New life for a quarter. Miller's Come 'pound Iron Pills. Baby Started Weil Equipped. A new baby born in Dover, Me., received as his first present the following timely outfit front a friend of his parents -,a bunch of toothpicks, tI toothbrush and a ,shaving mug, A dose of Miller's 'Worm' , Powders ocensic)nally will keep the children Itt 4ltby. .. FROM FAQ KENDS Corl!tes a Story of Diseasq. Banish- ed by Dodd's Kidney Pills,. Yr. T4omae L„ Uubb• Cured of Kidney Diseas.. After Fortune Medicines Had Been 'rebid and nod Foiled—Dodd** Kidney PON )lade Rima wan, Kenna >w'.O., LW.,'—en in this re- rnette Point in our great Don11n1on the. fameof Dodd'e Kidney Pala has ponetrats ed, sada and suffering have been driven, out, and health and happiness have been given in their stead by this grand medi- cine. Mr. Thomas L. Hubls& 417LSI'• andoccu- pant of Section 28, Township 19, Range 11, met with a severe accident about a year ago. Re was thrown out of his wagon, and among the injuries he sustained was a very severe strain of the Kidneys. 5 on after his mishap his kidneys began to make manifest the fact that they were unable to do their work properly. Severe, stabbing pains darted across the small of his back, and a dull. terrible ache in his loins kept him in continual agony. Various remedies were used, but eons gave any relief. The pains seemed to grow worse, and, hewing of the wonderful etlieacy of Dodd's Kidney Pills, he decided to try what they would do for hila. Re bought a box and began taking the pills, going strictly according to thea dime. tions, Judge of his delight when in a few drays he began to feel better. Day by day the lurprevemenC grew snore marked, until when he had taken all the pills he was "Sound as a bell," and, not a trace of his old trouble remained. hir. Hubble in writing of his case, iayat "I live in the municipality of Indian Head, and all who know me can vouch far the truth of this statement." Where Dodd's Kidney Pills are used Kidney Disease cannot exist. It is driven out swiftly and promptly, never to return. Orchard and Garden, Plow "shallow" in your orchard. Don't plant fruit trees on poor land will not do. Plant a few shrubs and fruit trees a your house. Wood ashes are good for a lawn, aspect• ally on sandy soil. If selecting a fruit orchard spot, be sure that it Is located high. Plan your gardens so that yen can stir them with ,a cultivator. Dig up ar and your trees and mix into the soli coal or wood ashes. Heavy laud should be well drained be- fore an orchard Is planted an it. Scrape the bark lice from your fruit trees and give the trunks a coat of white- wash. Mix brains with your sell; cultivate with judgment; harvest with care; and market with intelligence. Do you grow your fruit, reader, or do you buy 1t? If you buy it, we will ven- ture to say that you don't have much. Plant sweet corn in the garden for family use. We always plant Stowell'. evergreen. It is late, but its yield and quality are excellent.—Western Plowman. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few yeare was supposed to be inctlratle. Fors great many years doctor pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed 1 local remedies, and by eonstantly Milne. to cure with local treatment, pronounced it inctarable. Science Lan proven eata^rh to be a constitution- al disease, and therefore requires tonetitutionai treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, menu faetured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toted ', Ohio, is the only co tl 1 ns tt tltmnl erne on the market. . et, It is t, teYlpltl '. lrindi esi, s rt.ui to drops to a teaspoon- ful, It acts nirettly o t the bleed an 1 mucous surfaces of tem system. They offer one hundred dollars for any ease it tails to cure. S m,i for circulars and testimoui as. Address F J. CHHENEY & CO,, Toledo, 0. =Sold by'Druggists, 75c. How Dishes Were Named. Hominy is from anhuminea, the North American word for parched corn. Sucootosh is a dish borrowed from the Narragansett Indians and called by them m'sickquatash. Blanc -mange means literally white food; hence chocolate blano-mange is something of a misnomer. Charlotte is a corruption of the old Eng- lish word charlyt, which means a dish of custard, and charlotte ruse is Russian. charlotte. Macaroni is taken from a Greek deriva- tion, which means "the blessed dead," in. alinsion to the ancient custom of eating it at feasts for the dead. It may be only a trifling cold, but neg- lect it and it will fasten its fangs in your lungs, and you will soon be carried to an untimely grave. In this country we have sudden changes and must expect to have coughs and colds. We cannot avoid them, but we oo,n effect a cure by using Bickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup, the medicine that has never been known to fail in cur- ing coughs, colds, bronchitis and all af- fections of the throat, lungs and cheat. Unavailing. Aunt Chloe—Didn't I dun tole yer, Ru- fus, dat I'd whop yer of yer went black- berryin'? Rufus—Don't whop me, mammy; mah pants am full ob briers an' yo'U hurt yo' hand. Aunt Chloe—T'ank per, son; I'll jess use mah slipper. iKinard's Liniment tures Colds, etc.. A Difficult Assignment. Editor—What's all this stuff? Reporter—That, sir, is a report of the proceedings of the woman suffrage meet- ing last night. Editor—But I can't make head or tail of it. Reporter—Neither could L They were all talking at once. I was cured of a bid case of Grip by MfNARD'S LINIM;iNT. Sydney, C. B. C. L LAGUR. I was cared of loss of voice by MIN- AR.D'S LINIMENT. Yarmouth, CHARLES PLUMMMEli. I was cured of Sciatica Rheumatism by MINA RD'S LINIMENT. Burin. Nfld. LEWIS. S. Bursars Quite the Contrary. Judge—Did you knockthis man down? Pr sone --No, judge,`I didn't; I tried to hold him up. Health for the children. miller's Worm Petwders. Canada's Greatest Seed House Unrivalled One of the headt valuable cropa the very finesroduct.s of thet selectio s of seed is a. Arse mustof Mbe so Ont. To grow the STEELE, BRIGGS' Prize Mammoth or Want Long Red MANOE1 Is the greatest weight -producer known. Requires deep, well. 1>t enriched soil, and will yield enormous crops of clear, sound, well-formedrootsof great weight. price bytnailepost-paid) per ib., 22c.; S ib. lots or over, a4v, lb., or 4c. per lb. less if purchaser pays carriage, CTEELE, / {�, lJ BRIGGS' Gr1aht Ye1Io [ O a1 shaped A� of A grand variety for shallow soils; grows large, hand- soine, clean, sound, heavy roots. Price by mail (pus` paid) per lb., 220.; ;}-ib. lots or over, ago. lb,. or 40. per lb. less if purchaser pays carriage, STEELE, BRIGGS' Giant Yellow GLOBE IANGEL On heavy clay :soils it is perfection; grows above ground. with a small tap root; bulbs large, fine globe shape. sound and heavy. price by trail (post•paidi per ib..210. ; d -lb. lots or over, t90. per lb., or it purchaser pays carriage, at 4e. per ib,, less. If You Wish a Good Crop, Use Steele, Briggs' SEEDS ... e Send your name tot CATALOGUE it contains useful and: valu. able in- formation Ak ‘\• ‘i"\\ The Best Seeds Are Cheapest to buy The Safest to plant. TEL, .IIS' Famous Garden, Flower and Field Root Seeds are sold by leading e . merchants everywhere Should you be unable to them from your merchant, your order direct to "HEAD- uARTERS" and secure A thorough germination test is mad* with all Garden, Flower and Field Rout. Seeds before they aro sent out, and a Field Trial is made upon our own grounds each season to prove their quality. The,utlnost care is given in the interest of buyers and planters, w sr w w www «tr T1 -I EY PAY ST ■ The inarence n cduat with Go K Seeds many Mmes exceeds tbodiffereace in cost prom usia inferior, low• priced Sculls. OUR DAME IS OUR TRADE MARK, See that it is upon all labels and packages when buying your supplies. All enquiries promptly answered. Veils Are Hein oue to the Complexion. 1 Corr ilrtefly Told. 'Veils do Tells more to ruin. theca, Aip lexio n 1 than any other thing. The skin needs the There are oyer 6,000 known languages and dialects. friction of the air. Constant covering zerferes with the circulauoa and the ° One -fifteenth of the inhabitants of Spain healthy action of the pores. It heats the are nobl:s face and keeps it covered with an oily About'L50,000 persons are employed in moisture which catches the dust and dirt 1 the coal mores of the world. and Beta into the pores. When the face a About 33 per cent. of the cigars sold in London are not is left exposed to the air the dust is blows made of tobacco, off, the skin is kept dry and clean, Italic : In Italy the day is counted from sunset, stimulates one circulation of the blood and from one o'clock to 24. and gives color to the cheeks.--Tuiies+The numberofChinese in San Francisco Home Journal. is about 20,000, including 2,500 women, It is against the rules to carry matches To Prevent is Better Than to Repent.— on beard a modern man-of-war. A little medicine in the shape of the won- There are more than 40,000 mud. cabins demi pellets -Mels are known as Panne- ; in Ireland which contain only a single lee's Vegetaisle Pills, administered at the room. propertime and with tne directions ari- ?'. When first knows to the Romans silk hered to often prevents a serious attack of ` was so dear that it was sold weight for sickness and care money witch would go weight with gold, to the doctor. In all irregular fes of tate The price of medicine in Prussia is re - digestive or;;ans then are au 'a.va l n•' le corrective and by cleginsing toe blood they gulated by the state, a new price list be- dear o-diear the skin of imperfectsons.. fug published every year. what to Lean On. k The Chinese have a complicated calen- dar.. Their cycles have 600 years, each year, The past is a poor support to lean on.. ?, month and day having its own name. Some lean on the good name of their an- a A recent find of a set of ivory pins, a cestors, some on their own record at school ' little gateway, and three balls, indicates or college, and others, again, on a feat that the Romans played ninepins quite which they once accomplished. In jndg- 5,000 years ago. Ing an unknown man it is an advantage • to know something of what he has done. A Tonle for the Debilitated.—Parmelee's But a man's own estimate of himself must Vegetable Pills by acting: nail ply but thor- be based upon what he earn do now. > ou_hly ou the secretions of the body are a valuable tonic. stimulating the Lagging By their action on the Stomach, I<!v- then to full vi, or. They can be and taken in er and Bowels, Miller's Worm Powders graduated doses and so used that they can correct all such troubles as lack of Ap- ; be discontinued at any time without re - petite, Biliousness, Drowsiness, Sallow turn of the ailments which they were used Complexion, etc.; nice to take. l to ay. CIr:tr Making in Manila. The Compania General of Manila, one of the largest cigar making concerns in the world, employs over 10,000 hands, and turns out every year 80,000,000 cigars, 40,- 000,000 cigarettes and nearly 3,000 tons of cut tobacco. Kinard's Liniment Cures Distemper, Arguing by Analolzy. Teacher—Who can tell mo what useful article we get from the whale? Scholar—Whalebone. Teacher—Rights Now, what little boy or girl knows what we get from the seal? Scholar—Sealing; wax. It is because they improve the powers at assimilation that Miller's Compound Iron Pills cause the red corpuscles to multiply and the weight to increase so rapidly. The Sirdar's.Namesake. �l A registrar in the east end of London AWN N has recently recorded the birth of a child m who has been named Sirdar Nitchener. The Prineens of Wales. Although the Priincese of Walesa Is al- ways spoken of as Danish, she spent 'roost of her early life in Germany, near. Frank- fort, and German, not Banish, was her mother tongue, Dear 5troornft.. Householders w, 1 k.eve to make up their m'iuds to pay more for their br orae. On account of the wort ores; Cf hroorn corn last fall i.'',r, ,trice of tl,e atr.,.tlu hr..sc soared up us.ts r is now MO per rrxrr"s higher than It w41 f ve mantles.: nr r,. Wire and twine, which a - Er £ 'tu s, Is, the Gfis of 'brooms, have add tnIPS1i ,L'tar0 ufaeti:lrers of breor so awes; aireasse• rra`da three solve/rue:5g irr p use, r r,r,r..rra, ati ~ra' istt last, and the prospects are. resat. ah -$1 and is not yet. There is a s:krsrtage 000 tong of broom corn and atrtil soothes liar -vest, say No fat icon, the pries a the snide `7yiJI be very Sigh, . It has been observed in hospitals that nails on amputated fingers continue to grow. T. N. STOTT & JURY BOWIIANVILLE, ONT., URE CANOE No Knife -No <P1aAter. J. J.Vipond & Co., z' .FRUIT AND PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Correspondence Solicited. MONTREAL. /, Y L1L Advances Made on Consignments. 1Yl 1 a. EPUBLIC MINING STOCKS. l invite the intending perch error to write for la MCt Republic ining ampi a copy of tiny recent publication. entitled This Is a little effort of mine dealing with one of the richest gold produelen areas in the world. lam oxcoptlonalty-sellinformed as to progress of events at Res public. and 'can post any enquirer and advise any lntending purchaser. At present 1 eau. recommend Lone rine, Butte and Boston, Prinoess Maud. Reindeer and Jumbo. E. G tRT1i,Y PA.IIKERR, Mining Welter, 12 Adelaide St. E., Toronto„ BOOK BARGAINS 156 Popular Songs (Words and Music) 10c 110 Comic Recitations 10e 72 Dramatic Recitations • - 10c The Practical Poultry Book, Illust'd 10c The Practical Horst & Cattle Doctor 10c Latest 30c. and 40c. Music for 1Oc I've Just Come Back to Say Good -Bye 10c Break the.News to !Other • 10c 1 Loved You Better Than You Knew 10e Sweet Bunch of Daisies - • 10c Catalogue of b0 other bargains mulled on receipt of pries by THE R. 0. SMITH BOOK CO., ORiLLiA, ONT. . SUFFERING WOMEN 1 can cure permanently ell diseases peculiar to wo,uen, ouch as displacements, ire fiarnmatione and alccrekion of 'womb, painful, suppress. ed and irregular'menstruation, iaucor, rhtra etc WRITE roc FREE BOOK. tat !alit Is S shod, Bet fee. IlaAiret!, gnb. sr 'X. N. U. 219 �. A t ta7sasses l 3?rrl:llra,ro r•,e:i G,Itdlair, tit sal r.5 1 ash d dt ll ly� r� ,..:kers of Vel etrri,+,,,1 esu ?5d V,5irt pen,q, lfle testa ar txw,c e. .tai Al.. )Pon Akar $a .j,,t frs ll. 0an� Yn+;n ra tint ��t itER 'by onium, rnr.ir mane seize enter, 11 [[crib Avis4. •1bnso4t1X.t4, 1dueiti hla 1$01.01§ X111,e0t11 lifryk. le Toronto, tato, Ont. 1N MINUTES 101 A boys i3lekhe ,ate Teel Grinder .Xk pets t riAafasF dsaltt tr1 vrritt fad to: � irises The H. A. NELSON & SHS CO Limited, InOlm.'I*;k101e Q019. rigida a flit. Sisk!, tit 51,5 rno,t perfect bnvM sold ksaoeetenuerkri op. penile x14441 ;Mint •nd o,► Y.naf1* ddM oft .eatlae ;see codeahwnrk. all ►dlUatsbl. f, s d !whoop ad down, *talo. remains .#t entry. You onset bun ore khivofh.tirba,l con4nrt1y'hitt. ad1hwiss yell robot s get Cnrnndt to ~tune, 6x1.rtti tithed plat p tuts. cultl•rsting .h5vele, that,. axes AAA kin+ serfe'.lsgetlekerth*ltsny1P,arhtnemade. Th. Gent der till Mar. Ste dept In redo i,ixeketnith'. 811 1n thrx. i, 'rhastoj,os sr, 'meta ni Cnrondurn, and we Kuarnnt.• Them tb 5,1, 5 yoprs withenvoy etange. Pecs O,10 with 1 ',Td ti.8tets1 MI6 with Molds Arid Toes Stnn,.itdnhrnent. i7.O somplets'with 7.•8ttm, al.taehmn,ta, Inclnding.E*w Clam 1587, dlewrre olio aigariry. Voalr eaiihhnts will all ,,l.1 nh.wa iced we will dnrept tear notes wenn yon It frond In: p+'ytneut, *vel *mole you tor ore Vol 540 prnfte repreannti,,gos Vie refer yos to thy ita.lousl bruin Chirac., ., sic casuist, .sat spoor. Addrsoa, olntoALSO "rl/li ca . a itorr'rG 00. Aad ,u,4 ESP rests Tat., . London, Qat. t..widrr f SO t.t 14 i'weaoigh street, tlldtl*5O, fa . e A sew back for 50 cents, lifiller's Kidney Pills and Plaster. The flesh of alligators tastes like veal, and is regarded as a delicacy by many poa- ple in India. PLOWS, ROLLERS & HARROWS Tho Bn:t Made. Send for Catalogue. COCKSBUTT PLOW CO., BRANTIrORD `CAS, STEELE & BRISTOL, L'S 1,17 7T3eCellene IMroer.pe�er ssoocntcs. L.S. & 13. Extraob Write ns. HAMILTON, L.S. &t 11. Spice. BINDER TWINE AND ROPE. ONTARIO BINDER TWINE CO.. 119 ' Union Station Arcade, Toronto. VIP ,t,d tl:�i,nnl .63 TO 69 ADICL.A I D I! ST. W., TORONTO. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF 1101Ati:EDS ply instructions from Mr, Wm. I3endrie, Pal• toy Fartn, Hamilton, Ora, (the home of the Fu- turity winner Maritimes we will sell by Public Auction at Grand's Repository, Toronto, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 10th„ AT 11 O'CLOCK, A Valuable Consignment at Thoroughbred Stallions, Brood Mares, Saddle horses, Hunters and Steeplechasirse This is an unusual opportunity for farmer to improve their breeding stock, as some of thsl. best blood over imported is included in this great gale. Catalogues containing pedlgroes and lull port ticuiars wan ba mailed_ to en address if r quested' v WALES'S 11AItI4ARD SMITE, Auctioneer and Proprietor,' 1 Grand's Itepositolyr, Toronto. Auction sales of Iforsos Carriageta„ Barnette; Ato„ every Tuesday and Friday. .. i'riYats wades every day.