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Exeter Advocate, 1899-6-1, Page 6Subscribers Nebo de not receive their paper regularly will please notify us at once. Advertising (rates made known oneeplieeti of THE EXETER ADVOCATE. TSi3R;3PAL ,TuN :1,1899, Health Hints. .fit, sleep and rest at regular hours, Eat moderately, sleep moderately and ]furry up moderately. Be moderate in everything. -Genie), unselfish cheerfulness which warms a man in his inmost life helps him 40 be strong and well, not only be body, bat in mind. To bend She shoulders and hollow the chest when walking not only injures the lungs but gives matt a look of weariness and depression. reelect food rich in material to build up the body you Dire in. Brain, bone and musele aro not made out of layer cake and Baiting island. Dora'; fret aid worry about your own affairs or your neighbors*. A, fretful, it tltable temper can break down the const. *Patten sooner than lean work. Dress in warm, nein 'nothing, so that the eirezalation may re even over the whole body. If you wish sound luags, dress so Oa; you eau breathe '=eeply, and if you WISU a clear bead, llee'la Tvlir feet warm end dry. Every men tad woolen who would be well needs every day to take p'enty of be ilthfnl ckertesa which wits seed the bioofi and nerve currents thril+ing and t ingling to the very tips of the toes and lingerer, giving fresh lite w the whole body. Away Alread. The F'ilipbio laughed. no emeldWt help tie "Do these Americans think they can ran? Why, we've beaten them in every race since the tournament started"— Philadelphia North American. T- O: t l a 9 he � demon i for .cs ant and rebottle emulate for ail p affections th- throat ana lunge is fully met with be B thea Atiti•Coneur optive yrup. Ie is a rely Ve ;et chic t'ptupouud, and acts pr %ptiy and :nagnally sa r;ua:du§n„ ail co its, coins, brouc Liars, xnilemnhatiou of th• Mirri. etc, It is so palatable that a • d will not refuse it, coal ie as put at a z :e that will nos exclude the poor front benefits. Iiaw tt Impressed Her. Evcrvthizi ;, even a magnificent church, must b regarded from the point of view of the beholder. A. i.onaon paper mays that two country girls, who acted as if they might be enjoying a holiday from domestic service, were observed walking down tbe aisles of St. Paul's cathedral, Hader the great dome one of them stood and gazed around her with an air of such Vend - than a spectator might well sup- pose t tshe was awestruck by her solemn surronndino , But when she spoke the Idea was dissipated. "Oh, Sarah," she ex - cleaned, "wouldn't this place take a long time to sweep?" When children are pale, peevish and restless et night they require a dose co two of Miller's Worm Powders. They are pleasant to take; no physic re- .>ruired. Th. Proper Way of Ilreathing. To learnto breathe properly, inflate the lungs and walk for five paces, keeping the mouth shut and breathing through the nose, increasing the five paces to ten, and then to fifteen or more. Follow this np by taking several long breaths after get- ting up in the morning and again before retiring.—Ladies' Home Journal. ilnard's Liniment Cures Colds, eto, Railroads in India. In 1898, according to official reports, 1,451 miles of new railroad were opened for traffic in India, bringing the total mileage up to 22.650. During the current year 1,579 miles are to be conipleted, and in 1900 the programme contemplates the construction of 1.459 miles. The mileage of telegraph lines in operation is 48,548. They are a Powerful Nervine.—Dyspep- Itia causes deran_ement of the nervous system, and nervous debility once engen- dered is difficult to deal with. There are many testimoni, is as to the efficacy of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills in treating this disorder, showing that they never fail to produce good results. By giving proper tone to the digestive organs, they restore equilibrium tt, the nerve centres. First Intoxicate the Fish. In order to capture fish a South Ameri- can tribe whips the water with the wood of a tree which contains a substance hav- ing a narcotic influence on the fish, which ere then readily caught, To Talk of 'i uberculosls. It is announced by the British Medical journal that an international congress on tuberculosis and the methods of combat- ing it will be held in Berlin from May 23 to 27. Miller's Compound Iron Pills renore the color topale cheek and bloodless lips. Quite a Difference. Birdcage Bi11—W'ot is a loafer? Why, a loafer is a feller dab loafs, of course. The Bowery Chieken—Dat shows your ignorance. A loafer is a feller dot loafs and has no bank account. Mourning for a Dead Dog. A. London lady, who mourns the lose of a pet poodle, bas deemed it necessary to have special "In Memoriam" cards printed in memory of the dog's virtues. Health for the children. Killer's Worm Powders. Green and Yellow. "Louise, I could hardly sit through the sermon." "Sleepy, Slee Arthur?" " "No; but your hat looked so much like a , epring salad that it made me hungry."` Yi1nard's Liniment Cures Garget in Cows. Mother and Daughter. . s Baggs—It i said that Dame Fortun® • knocks once at every man's door. J'aggs—Well, it was her daughter, Mies Fortune, who called on me. Pleasant as syrup ; nothing equals it as a worm medicine ; the name ie Mother Grave's Worm Exterminator. The great- est worm destroyer of the age. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. LESSON X, SECOND QUARTER, INTIR- NATiONAL SERIES, JUNE 4. ext of the Lesx.on, John, et:. 1T, 30, 3Iezaory Nese;, 2S-30—Golden Text, Gal, IA, 20--Connmentary a epared b>' the Rev. 0.11. Stearn., ;[Copyright, 1899. by D. M. ;Stearns.] 17. "And He, bearing Ills cross, went forth." The previous verse says that they led Him, and outwardly so it seemed, but the reality et it was that Ile went willing- ly, of His owsi acoorci- It was on His part all voluntarily done, and chis was typified in the burnt offering which a Haan offered "of bis own voluntary will" (Lev. i, 3). One has said thct His being crucified" at the place of a skull suggests that apart from Christ crucified all tbe world is as empty as a skull and as good. for nothing. 16. "alley crucified Rim." They had scourged Him, and upon that torn and bleeding back they laid the cruel cross. Perhaps He stumbled; perhaps He fainted. If so, was it any wonder: Who can tell the agon,-? %Vixat wonder that, the daughters of Jerusalem wept for liber asthey hi held hien? ii'erhaps Sinton the Cyrenian did nut appreciate the honor conferred upon him as he was compelled to turn about and bear the cress after Jesus (Luke xxiii, 20-'291, but we iiety 'rope that he bas been thenand for it evez since. 19. "Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews." Yes, it is all true—as stub was Ile born, as such crucified and as such will He romp again in power and great glory talath. li, 2; .Ter, xxiii, 5, 0). Then there shall beatruly righteous Hina wbo will reign over a righteous people, and the capital city of their nation shall be called a city of truth, the throne of thf L� a.)+=ail, 1; lx, 21; 'Lech. viii, 3; 20. "It was written in Hebrew and Greek and Latin." It was for all the world, and the King of the Jews shall yet be seen to be King of lianas and Lord' of Lords (Rev, xvii, 14; six, 10). Let Ile - brew stand for religion, Greek for wis- dom. and Latin for Rome) for power, owl we have rho great truth thatapart, t nt fro p tbe ling of the Jews, in His death and resurrection, there is no true religion or wisdom or power. Salvation is of the Jews, aucl Christ is the wisdom and power of Gad (John iv, 22; I Cor. i, 24). 21, 2e, —What I have written I base written." Thus said Pilate to the chief priests when they urged him to alter the title on the cross. As Herod and Pilate and the Jews and Judas and the devil only performed, all unintentionally and igno- rantly, that whieb the hand and counsel of God had determinedbefore to ho done (Acts iv, 2>a), we may see in Pilate's firne ness in tbis matter an assurance that "Every purpose of the Lord shall be per- formed" (Jer. 11, 2a; Iso. xiv, .14). 23. Then the soldiers, when they had crucified Jesus, took His garments azzd made four parts, to every soldier a part." Tbese soldiers haat no voice or will in the matter; they must obey orders. For these Jesus prayed, saying, "Father, for give them, for they know not wlxaxt they do" (Luke xxiii, 34). It seems incredibly awful that literal nails should, be driven through the hands and feet of tho Lord Jesus! But whet shall wo say of the love that could thus pray for those who did it? 24. "They parted My raiment among them and for My vesture they did cast lots." For the coat that was without seamthey cast lots, and thus was literally fulfilled Ps. xxii, 18, Tho soldiers, clothed with His clothing because of His death, help us to remember that all be- lievers are clothed with the garments of salvation, the reboot righteousness, by Rae death and resurrection (Isa. lei, 10; II Cor. v, 21). The five parts of His cloth- ing suggest the abundance of the provi- sion He bas made for us, "exceeding abundant" (I Tim. i, 14; Eph. Hi, 20). 25. "Now there stood by the erose of Jesus His mother." By comparing Math. savii, 56, and Mark xv, 40, with this verse we conclude that His mother's sister was Salome; wife of Zebedee, mother of James and John. So there were at least four women who were suffering with Him as they watched His sufferings. How could they stand it? How could His mother bear it? Was this a part of the piercing of her heart of which Simeon bad spoken in Luke fit 85?` 26. "Woman, behold thy son]" This said Jesus to Mary as He saw her and the disciple whom 110 loved standing by. The three sayings before the three hours' darkness were . "Fatherforgive them," "Today shalt thou be with Ale in para- dise" and this to His mother and John. They tell us of the forgiveness of sins or present salvation, of the glory that awaits es and of provision for all our need while we sojourn here. He who spared not Hia own Son, but delivered Him up for us all —how shall He not with Him also freely give us all things? 27. "Then saith He to the disciple, Be- hold thy mother. And from that hour that disciple took her unto his own home." What an honor conferred upon John! And thus Mary has a home with a loving heart to care for her. But why not let one of His brothers, her own clan - drew, care for her? We will some day know this also if it is best that we should. Meanwhile we rest in the assurance that He does nothing without a cause. 28. "After this Jesus, knowing that all things were now accomplished, that the Scripture might be fulfilled, saith, I thirst." This was after the three hours' darkness, after all the mocking and jeer- ing of His cruel enemies. It was all nearly over now, but Ps. lxia, 21, re- mained to be fulfilled. The previous verse in that psalm says that reproach had broken His heart, that those to take pity and comforters He found none. 29. "They filled a sponge with vinegar and put it upon hyssop, and put it to His mouth." How very fully and liberally every word of Scripture concerning His humiliation was fel lineal So may we ex- pect all concerning His second conting and Hia glory and His kingdom to be as liter- ally fulfilled. Let us consider every item of His sufferings for.us until we are hu- miliated and wholly devoted to Hini. Let us consider every item of the glory to be revealed and our partnership with Him in it until we can make the words of Rom. viii; 18, our very own. May wo cry in very deed, "My soul thirsteth for God, for the living God" (Ps. slii, 2; lysis, 1). 80. "When Jesus therefore had received the vinegar, Be said, It is finished, and He bowed His head anda up vothe g ghost." . His eery last words seem to have been "Father, into Thy hands I coin - mend hty spirit" (Luke xxiii, 46; Ps: xxxi, 5). Luke stays that He cried this with a loud voice, so that Re died in l.iI strength. He suffered the full time ap- pointed Hint, and the blood and water from His side would seem to indicate the broken heart (John xix, 84). EDITORIAL, COMMEND', Granting that wireless telegraphy 1. feasible, time may see a delayless messen- ger boy invented.—Philadelphia `rimes. Parisians, are betting on the outcome of the Dreyfus ease, The fact is cheering, It discloses that Dreyfushas, a chance. Elmira Gazette. Hader the direction of Mr. Pingreo the city of Detroit is merely going to try the policy of "benevolent assimilation" upon the street railways.—Chicago Times -Iter- aid. Municipal woman suffrage le a cotdi, tion and not a theory ,at Beattie, At the recent election the town elected a mentos. ess, 'live aiderwomes and a clerkess.--•To- peke Capital. Here's rowdier clear ease of hereditary genius. A murderer was hanged in ens- souri the other day on tbe same scaffold as that on which bis father wan banged a few years ago,—Boston Herald, A Philadelphia matt has been sued for 15,000 for squeezing a girl's hand. It may be hard work to convince au intelligent Puy that there is $3,000 worth of squeeze in a Philadelphia girl's hand.—Washing.. Post. An English inventor is construetiug a flying xnec fuze with which to cross the Atlantic,. Ile will do well to follow close after an ocean liner, or be, like Andree, will never more be heard of.—Cincinnati Commercial Tribune, The French government has levied a tan on the unmarried women of Mada;as, car, laxness the Madagascar women have the right of prope in, , 14 is pretty bard ort them to male them pay for what they euxi't possibly help. --Lewiston Journal... We are told, on "reliable authority," doubtless emanating from a "clistinguish- ed. etatesruau who prefers that his Value be not mentioned," that during February the United States offered the Phiiippiiee to England. Exeellenx evidence that tho report is baseless exists iu the fact that the Philippines are not in possession of England. GLEANINGS. Louisville bas uniformed its street cleaners in white duck, Lyons, Franco, is trying a now street pavement 1 made of blocks of glass. I . 8 The Paris exposition of 1900 is to ave a theater whicwhill seat 15,000 people, Chinese stingers claim that Irma swords Were iu use in their country 4,000 years ago. In the slums of Camberwell, Londona place was found where 17 persons lived in One room. Tho present number of Indians in Can- ada is 100,093, whichis an increase of 729 over last year. It is told of a 55. Louis matt that ho car- ried a lucky penny until it wore a holo in bis pocket, through which bo logit a $10 goldpieee. Among the sights of Pelting in the au- tumn months aro thousands of camels. They come from the interior of Asia and Woe back the caravan tea end other freight. Tho residents of Alva, O. T., recently petitioned the town council to change the name of the place to Capron, in honor of Captain Capron of the rough riders, who was killed at Santiago. The petition. Was granted by a unanimous vote.. TOWN TO PIGS. A prophecy is made that before the sum- mer is over automobiles will bo one of the commonest of sights upon the streets of Boston.—Somerville Journal. A Cincinnati paper says that the streets "are a disgrace to the city." It is to be hoped they aro not in so bad a fix as the streets of St. Louis.—St, Louis Itepublio. Minneapolis has passed a curfew ordi- nance. It is a good thing, for it causes a great whistle to blow at 9 o'clock, whereby persons inay sot their clocks and watches. —Kansas City Star. Kansas City drinking water, when eaten in moderate quantities and well masticat- ed, is not unwholesome. , Thinly sliced and buttered it makes a fairly good lunch. —Kansas City Journal. Of course Chicago annexed some terri- tory and several thousand persons by the election. No guilty election day there es- capes without annexation as an issue, and it always carries. It can bo only a decade or two in the future that Chicago will reach out for Niles or some other western Michigan town.—Detroit Journal AGUiNALDO. It is feared that Aguinaldo has got sep- arated from his band wagon. --Los An- geles Express. Aguinaldo says he will die in tho last ditch, and he has gone to the extreme rear to look for it.—Louisville Post. The wet season in the Philippines Is at it hard. It is to be hoped Aguinaldo knows enough to come in when it rains. —St. Paul Globe. After the war is over Aguinaldo will probably coma forward with a claim to being the champion long distance runner of the Philippines.—Pittsburg News. If Aguinaldo and his Filipinos only knew what a choice collection of intone the Cubans and Porto Ricans were draw- ing frmn the United States commissary officers, they would doubtless make baste to Dome in out of the jungle and line up on issue day.—Omaha. Bee. THE ROYAL BOX. Both Mary, queen of Scots, and George III were buried at midnight. When the empress of China travels, she carries with her 8,000 dresses, filling 600 boxes, in charge of 1,200 coolies. The German emperor is a careful diary keeper, and he scrupulously calculates and enters up the total of his journeys every week, whether within or without the, con- fines of his empire. It is said that Eugland's queen shows great sympathy for the blind; that, while "she reigns over an empire on which the sun never sets, sbo does not forget those of her people for whom the sun never rises." The college for the blind at Nor - Wood has just received from her a check for £100. BOSTON ANKLES. Of course Josiah Quincy doesn't wear socks. In Boston blue stockings aro the proper caper. -Ridgewood (N. J.) News. The disclosure that Mayor Quincy of Boston is not only a Christian Socialist, but that he never wears socks, is a double surprise.' -St. Louis Post -Dispatch. It now appears that Mayor Josiah Quincy of Boston also refuses to wear socks. Even in the modern Athens the forceof.Terry Simpson's Spartan example makes itself felt.—Philadelphia Bulletin. HARD TO PLEASE. why Urn. Blumer Asked Her Hui- band to Stop l;'iatterint;,. "I am so proud of you!" With eyes tenderly expressing the fond, appreciation and tender lovo of a devoted husband. Jobu Bixuner turned gently and, unprinted a kiss upon his wife's forehead, "yes, my dear," he continued, "I feel somewbat consolencestricken when I think of how silent I ails, as a rule, about all those qualities of mind and heart winch you possess, As I go about among nay. friends and talk with the brilliant and, cultivated women who shine with such splendor, ]low glad it manes ane to think that you are not such as they i Giro ma the quiet, simple woman, who is content to stay at home, wholives hitt for her hus- band and who prefers the domesticity of the home circle to the artificialty of so- ciety. No one knows better than I do that when you go out you suffer greatly iu comparison with other women, whose. glamour of intellect blinds the senses. Beauty in Warden I can admire--fudeetl I do admire it—and yet, after all, I prefer you. What do I euro if yon are not beau- tiful when I know that you are good? what clsfferonce does it make to me if you cannot be bright and witty, no matter bow hard yon try, with others? Jlellol What's the matter?" "Don't you think," replied Mrs. Blum - es as she took her handkerchief from her eyes and glared at him with a combined look of sorrow and anger, "that you have said enoughs" John Blunter rose from bis esaafz' with adespairillg gesture and looked out of the window savagely, with a hard, set loon on Iris face. "That's just like a woman!" be mut- tered indignzuitly to himself, "Give her ono word of praise and she turns on youi" -.-Nansas City Journal. Turtle,+ to dire, Quito a profitable business is done in acme largo English by lending tur- tles to restaurants, They aro permitted to remain in the windows for a few days and aro then taken to different parts of the city as advertisements for other eating houses. Crnsc.(`.,nnter. 1 r.P Peck—By Aug,j had dca A last night It seemed that 1 was away off in south Africa, where diamonds were lying all around rue in heaps. airs. Peek --]lid you wens to see any as small as the one in the engagement ring you gave iue? MINARD'S LINIMENT is the only Liniment asked for at my store and the only one we keep for sale. All the people use it. MARLIN I' ULTON. Pleasant Bay, C. B. itIootl win nell, "I think," said the hairdresser, "that a barber is born, not made." "Yes," said the customer, as he applied a piece of plaster to his chin, "blood will always sell." New life for a quarter. Miller's Com- pound Iron. Pills. Merely Developed Hina. Meekton (bitterly)—You have made a regular fool of me since we were married. Mrs. Meekton (coldlee—Oh. free I have merely developed you. Some men resemble postage stamps; they stick to one thing until they- get there —but you've got to lick them first. Seven and aquarter million bushels of oysters were taken in Maryland during 1897. Give Holloway's Corn Cure a trial. It removed ten corns from one pair of feet without any pain. What it has done once it will do again. Experiments to reproduce dead men's features from their skulls are being made in Germany. No worm medicine aots so nicely as Mil- ler's Warm Powders; no physio required. No picture is hung on the walla of the Louvre in Paris until the orbit has been dead ten years. She Costs Honey. "Dear girl," he said rapturously. "If it's just the same to you, George, I would prefer not to have you use that ad- jective," she returned. "Why not?" he demanded. "It reminds me too much of what papa sometilnes says to me." "0. For the origin of "0. K." James Par- ton, the historian, is authority. While at Nashville in search of material for his his- tory, Mr. Parton found among the records of the court of which General ,Jackson had been judge, a great manylegal documents indorsed "O. R.," which meant "order recorded," but often so sarawlingly writ- ten that one could easily read it as "0. K." If "Major Downing" noticed a bun- dle of papers thus marked upon Presi- dent's Jackson's table, documents perhaps from this former court, in which he 'still bad interest, it is very easy to see how a punster could imagine it to be "0, K.," or "oll kerrec&" Wasit Lrn,pty? Goslin—Aw, I have a Item, bad : head- aohe this mawning, downier know. 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T deal in British Columbia, Ontario .tea Republic issues, My favorites just now are M'rrison, Winnipeg, Noble Five, Derby copper), Golden Star, Republic, Lone Pine, Princess Maud, Reindeer itnd Jumbo. I have recent information lel;tti VO to the last hoe lea pulilie properties. 1'hocel&a;. E. QARrLY PARKER, etudes; Broker. 12 Adelaide St, :., Tyrant) . A Grand. Scheme. "A,unt Timeline has a theory for reform- ing the world. "What is it?„ "Mothers ought to exehangc children." "\Fluxt good would that do?" "Mothers always have such strict ideas how other women's children should be raised." If the children require physic none acts so nice as iaiilier's Worm Powders; very pleasant to take. Absence from School Fined. The absence of a child from school in Switzerland, unless in case of illness, is punished by a Line, the amount of which is daily increased. If it is suspected that the child's illness is shammed, a doctor is sent by the school authorities, and when he is convinced that the suspicion is cor- rect oyrect the parents have to pay his fee. Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. Malta to he Aegiieized. A proclamation has been issued in Malta announcing that after fifteen years the English language will be substituted for the Italian in all the courts in the island, like the use of the French language in Egypt; the use of Italian has been a grievance to the English at Malta. FIVE TO 10 POUNDS per month is the usual increase of weight when taking MILLER'S IRON PILLS. Gees Hint Much Better. Now Saturn, with its seven rings, Will soon be knocked out flat; The summer girl of '99 Can boast of more than that. Visiting Cards of Iron. Iron visiting cards are popular in Ger many. The name is printed in silver, and 40 of the sheets only measure one-tenth of an inch in thickness. That weak, tired condition will soon change by the use of Miller's Compound Iron Pills. 50 doses 25 cents. Clinker (meeting Dr. Probe)—Look here, doctor, what's a good thing for a cold? Dr. Probe (gruffly)—Consult a phys1. Clan. A new back for 50 cents. Miller's Sidney Pills and Plaster. Gummy—Experience is a dear teaeher. Glanders—And there is no avoiding pap meat of the tuition fees. Fights off the hot sun, preserves the house, beautifies it as well, and gives satisfaction if you use Ram say's HOUSE PAINT BARN PAINT ROOF PAINT L 7 All dealers have it. Ask for card or send to us and we will tell you where to get it. A. RAIVISAY & SON, ML1C)ti351 Montreal. Forbear. Forbear; give up a little; take more than should be put upon you. Make allowance for another's judgment of the ease; differing in constitution, airman - stances and interest, wo shall often decide differently about the justice and integrity of things; and mutual eonccssions alone can heal the breaohes and bridge over the chasm between us, while quick resentment and stiff maintenance of our position will breed endless dispute and bitterness, Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper. When Genies outs a .how. "Why is 1t the mind is brighter when ra man is past 40;" "After that ago the ince gets souse enough not to eat too much." wby it Palled. "What was tho trouble with your re- form administration 2" "Why, you see, the things I wanted to reform didn't seem so important to some of the others, and the things they wanted me to reform did not quite meet my ap- proval. We were all after reforms, but we neglected to agree upon them in ad- vance." TAMWORTFI PIGS ! { per pair, not akin 6 to 7 weeks old, at your nearest express office. Only choice stock sold. H. D. 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