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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1901-4-25, Page 7ti
KiLIEFN VICTORIA'SPET CA s.
The disposal of queen Arlo tetra s
'Met ous.pots is a matter of no small
`concern to the persons who are e1os-
;ing up her .tffairs The late queen was
great lover'of cats. When the court
Moved it:WLS act onipanit d by' a; feline
caravan. There . were Persian cats,
Iarix cats, 'Angora cats, aralteee tats,
tabby cage, and nondescripts, and they::
all ,traveled in state, l',heyk_ were
placed in :wooden boxers. with au open.
`Kure front and 'had plenty of clean
straw to lie on. Ono Persian cat, of
rhliuh the queen was especially fond,
wears round lits neck an elaborate cote
,lar, on which appears in silver letters:
'I belong to the queen.", u ,
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AFTER SEVEN YEARS OF GREAT
SUFFERING.
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Toronto, Ont., April 15.—Special.—
At No. 80 Lippincott pincott street, in this
city, resides Mr.' W. J. Keane. Mr.
Keane is a 'contractor and is one of
`'the best *flown. men lin is line of.
business in Toronto.
M1Liko Many other successful men;,
r. Keane has suffered duiing-his'
busy life a ,.great deal, from Kidney
Disorders. For years he suffered,
great: pain.• He:was .forced:at,times.to•
quit his Avork altogether. and go to
bed. 'lIe used Dodd's Kidney Pills, and
Is well. This is what he says about
lt_
1 "Itg ivea me great pleasure to write
to praise of Dodd's Kidney Pills, and
•';the good they have dune ino. I am"
never, without .them.
I have been a great sufferer with
pains in my burly' in the region of my
kidneya. I was very sick, and at times
could not attend to my workat all.
" I used several modioines, 'but noth-
ing I ever tried 13eemed to help mein'
the least, Until a friend of"inine advis-
:ed me to try Dodd's. Kidney Pills. I
immediately found relief and twas•able
•to resume my work.
" I: used altogether seven boxes be-
fore being completely cured., • Since
then I` have never been sick'a day. I
have'•never read the slightest indica-
tion of "a return of the trouble."
It is hard to understand how any-
one will'bontinue to suffer from Lame
ick or any other tsymptom of Kidney
"Trouble after' to many frank -and full,
statements by men well known in all ing and stays out at; nights, but the
walks oi`.life, that Dodds Kidney Pills grown-up ' girl is a widow and keeps
have cured, them.
Dodd's Kidney Pills always cure.
fail.
They never `fail. They cannota 1.
lV, , Years of trialhave absolutely proven
r that there is no ease of Kidney) Com-
plaint, Lame Back, Rheumatism, Isom-
- bago, Sciatica,' Gout, Neuralgia, Blad-
der or Urinary Troubles, that Dodd's•
Cidney Pills will not• cure,
Dodd's Kidney 'Pills are the only, me-
diciner'that` ever cured Bright's Dis-
ease; Diabetes or Dropsy.•
Thousands of Canadians have tried,
and proved and testified.
CEYLO T
GigiEEN OR BLACK.
Trade is Confederating the Empire,
Britain is Canada's best customer.
Britain cannot buy if she does
not sell,
Use TEA Crown In a British Colony loY British piaL
66
ored Ceylon Green. Samples on
99 Gayton Teas are sold in sealed
iced pe.eKets only never; in
bulk. Black, Wlixed or uncot-'
application. Address " SALADA," Toronto.
THOUGHTS ON MAN.
Alan is the little world.
Man is the wander e,fi nature.
Man is an epitome of, 'the world.
Man is the measure of 'all things.
M.en were gay deceivers ever.•
Man is the great wonder.
'Man is a sample of the universe.
Intnnite is the help man:can yield
to man.
' Man the image. of God's 'personali-
ty.
Man. is a soul using the body as an
instrument.
Mac! Thou pendulum
simile and tear, .
Certainly the greatest scholars are
not the waseet•.,moti.
The; great man is he .who does not
lotse "'lira= child's' heart,
Great man stand like solitary) tow
ers in the city af'Go:d.
All' men ` commend' patience, though
few be willing to practice it.
Man is an imitative creature,, and
ts^hocver i;s foremost leads the herd.
The mast unhappy of all inen is
rheWho baltevei Li ell to be so.
The real character of •a mane'.
found out by his amusements.
Most in,en employ the first part of.
their, lives to make the last part mis-
erable.
betwixt
a
Is•
A *GIRL'S ESSAY ON 13OYS.:
At a recent public school examina-
tion for girls; in an English town this
composition'-. was 'handed in by a girl
of 12: "'rhe boy is not an animal,.
yet they can -be heard to a consid-
erable distance. When a boy hollers
he opens' his big mouth Jike frogs,
but girls Bold their toung til they
are spoken to, and theyans\ver re-
spectable, and tell just how it was.
A boy thinks himself clever because
he can wade., wherc the water is
deep. .When the boy grows up he is
called a husband, and he stops wad
OGLING BUTTER IN A SPRING.
The following suggestions may be
helpful' if they are ever needed: If
there is a convenient spring or well,
butter may be kept cool and palata-
ble bybeing hung ini.'the water. Put.
it first in a jar or bowl ,.and stand
this in a tightly covered r d Pail.If the
spring is. a' deep•one,lay a strong limb
or stick- acrass• the top, and with a
s tout :cord' fasten the bail .of -the pail'
to' this. Milk. can be treated the saiiie
and a: waterneeldn never tastes' :ao
w•ell- ai.when: cooled in the we ter,
NOT THE SAME.
Papa—See here. didn't I" ,tell you,
1- ,
ver to playwith that Ni'illiams boy
�
in ?
"I'om,ni,y-Yes sir.
s—Well you disobeyed me to-
fai Y
day,
rCommy—No, sir. I wasn't play in'
.r Y •
with him; I' was jest figbtin' hint,;
READY TO NEGOTIATE.
,.been paying
have en n
lei:. Father—You b p y g
attentions to my daughter. . You
havel't proposed yet?
P P
His Lordship—Not wet.
'`N ", .-let us' , conic rig
y g
What willyou
s. a
its W
it .ore?"
L oP
in the
ek And
on het
t ' Mad(
ower 1
and We
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are be•
din '.re•
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er aty
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down' to
ke not to
.D.OMES'1IC MNEMONICS.
eavlyblessed—Let's see,when was
that - Eambertson was 'here?
Mrs. Nerwlybiessed—Well, let me
think. It was t.hd/ 4th or January. Ile'
carne here the day Nora left; ands, she
left the. day after mother went home,
and niotlier! :went' home three 'days
efter the baby Cutlthis second tooth,
alit! ;lie did that the last day' of De-
otherr
PRACTICAL DAIRY NOTES'.
Make. butter to" suit the taste's of.
your 'customers.
Milk of. different temperatures
should. never be mixed.
Milk giving is a maternal function
and a mother should never' be abused.
The globules that rise to the sur-
face in,the first 12 hours' make the
finest butter.
Putter should be exposed as little
as• possible to air, from the time it
is churned until it;is. packed.- •
Care should be taken: never to,
overwork: btitter as the, grain and
texture should be`preserved,
CORD PUT HER EYE OUT.
A careless waiter, while opening a
bottle of cider in a Paris restaurant,
so held the bottle !that the cork struck:
Mlle. Andree in the eye, causing the
loss of eight in that organ. She sued,
and the restaurant proprietor was fin-
ed 5,000 franca.
CHANGE IN I3,l1ITIS1r COINS.
Among the odd changes brought.
about by the 'succession of King Ed-
ward VII. is that while Victoria's face
oa British Fold coins looked to the
left^King: Edward's looks`to the "right.
This is inaccardance with a 'long-
established custom that makes each
successive sovereign face the opposite
way ou the boins'from his or her pre-
decessor. , 1
GRAPES FROM CANAAN.
He who prays, in pride robs prayer
f its wings for his own adorning.
o gg• •,
:The . true` instructor • learns more
'than he teaches.
• ,S'vhev we> cast our cares, on Him it
does not mean• our; cares for others.
One 'is no?t•in the land of the living
till they have :passed from: this world
I : dying. o .the. n .
God's blessings come back to us in
the baskets in which we Send our
gifts to others.
When our wills conflict with Christ
it is poor policy to seek peace by
casting out the peace -giver,
v LLAT; ITEC HAD SEEN
I react to -day said;, Mr. Staggers, that
t is 'alinast :impossible to. see a per-
-ect full moon, owing to'"an angle of
the ecliptic. 4 ow, r ty, dear;' although
ybu think tylia. havtOseen, many a full
moon, you really hove never seen one,
(Well, I've !seen a Lull' man many a
raanr,�lu)appad Mro, "Staggers,
WASTE QP TIME.
lA.ren't you ashamed to be wastingyour tittle in this manner ? said the
essive citizen to whom Meander-
ing Mike had just applied for a small
loan.
Yes, sir, was the answer. I'm en -
A 4
Toyed 'half parry about it. But I
can't help niakin' mistakes sometimes.
When T sighted volt fer a philan-
thropist an' followed you fer tree
blooles', .boat/ wins' 1 to know fer euro
whether , t war, westki' °mo time or
not?
PROMPT IPI N ISII ME N
Wheat. is your order' asked the
waiiter girl
Anything; you please, dear, replied
the burly 'polecernaa. I'm hungry
enough to do the ea)nniibal (act to -day.;
;We don't' serve lobsters here, sir,
she said, with offended dignity,.
PROOF POSITIVE.
very i i' -`
Nell—C1larlie ha,4, actednd f
ferently lately. I.`wonrlr if he' in-
tends to marry me just for my
money,
Clara—Oh, I'm sure not, dear. I
'had a talk, with hire this evening and
C am sura he ,intends nothing of the.
kind.
Nell—But what makes you so sure?
Clara—Well, you see, he proposed to
me.
Strong Man on His Back
Through Kidney Trouble.
A Toronto Contractor mite,,,-1yas Never
Without l'aln for Ycare, and wL, had
Slany Tfnnses to limit'Work-Do:1We lild,
ney Yl113 made 1i1m3l'ell.
Toronto,' Ont., April 15.--Special.---
At
5—Special.—At No. Ed Lippincott street, in this
city, resides Mr. W. 3. Keane. Mr.
Keane is a contractor. and is one of
the- best known men in his line : of
business in Toronto.
Like many other successful men,
IVTr. Keane )lag Buffered during his
busy life a great deal, from Kidney
Disorders. For ,•years : lie suffered
great pain. He was forced at times to
quit hie ),work altogether and go to
bed. He used Dodd's Kidney Pills, -and
is well. This is what he' says about
it
:—
"It gives me great pleasure to write
in praise of Dodd's Kidney Pills, and
the ' good 'they have - done me. " I 'am
never without .them:
"I h ve been 3 sufferer M1 -It
a greatIx
pains in my hack, in the ,region of my
kidneys. I was very sick,, and at times
could not attend to my ^.work at. all.
"rI used several medicines, but noth-
ing I ever: tried seemed, to help me in
the least,' until 'a friend of mine advis-
ed me to try Dodd's' Kidney Pills. I
immediately found relief and was able
to resume my work.:
"-I used altogether seven boxes be-
fore being completely :cured. Since
then I hays never been sick a day. I
have neves had the slightest indica-
tion of a return of . the :trouble."
It is hard to understand how :'any-
one will Lontinue to tuffeir front Lame.
Back er any other symptom of Kidney
Trouble after so; many frank anti full
statements by teen well known in all.
walks ;of'life, that Dodd's Kidney Pills
C: C. RICHARD+S, & CO.,
Dear Sirs,—For tsorue. dears
had only partial use of my arm
caus-
ed -by a sudden strain, I hay
every remedy without effeot,
got a salsrplo bottle of i1IIN
LTNIMP+,NT, Tho benefit I, r
from it oaused me to continuo
and now I am happy today my
completely restored..
.Glamis, •Ont.R. W. HARK
have
I Y
e used
until r
ARD'S
eceived
its use,
arra is
HARRISON.
iiDNG-TELT WANT.
"1 shall make a fortune out of my
neve musical. box. You put a Penny in.
the slot' and—'
And the thing plays' a popular air?
No, it stops playing one.
—9 --
One
---One. trial, of Mother Grave's Worin Ex-
terminator will
x-terminator-will convince von that it bas
no equal as a worm medicine. Boy a bot-
tle and see if it does not please you.
ROBBING HIMSELF.
Reggp-Bessie, it was awfully "rude.
of your papa to kick me, out last night.
I'm,just tsoing to give him, a piece of
nay mind.
Bessie—Goodness gracious,
You can't: spare it. 1
don't l
Are your corns harder to remove' than
those that others have had ?. Have' they
not had the sante kind? Have they not
been; cured by using Holloway's Corn
Cure'? Try a bottle.
" UP AGAINST IT.
Benedict, enthusiastically -I tell
you, old, man, two can live as cheap-
ly as one I
heap-lyasonel
Olebateh—I suppose so. It's won-
dei ful, what two can do when they
have to,
Keep .Minard's Liniment in the house
MUST LEARN IIOUSEIIOLD ARTS,
Norwegian legislators propose that
,girls who do not know how to knit,
sew, wash' and cook shall be refused
permission to marry. Daughters 'of.
wealthy men are not to be excepted.
The great lung healer is found in that
excellentmedicine sold as Bickle s Anti;
Consumptive Syrup. It soothesand di-
minishes the sensibility of the membrane
of the threat and maipassages,an is' n'
sovereigu'rentedy for allr1"coughs, colds,
hoarseness, pain or soreness' in the chest,.
bronchitis, era ;It has curerl many when
supposed to be far advanced in 'consum p-
rion.
Dodd's Kidney Pills always: cure.
They. never fail. ; They cannot fail
Years of trial have, -absolutely proven
that there °L sec case of Kidney: Com-
, plaint,,Lame ,Back, Rheumatism, Lulu-
'baso, Sciatira,i,Gout, Neuralgia, Bled. -
NEW STAR IS DISAPPEARING.
T'lee newstar, in Perseus, firstseen
en February 22, is now barely visible
s
without a telescope. One astronomer
says the brightness was produced by
a hydrogen eruption of vast extent:,
and that the fires ,o£ the giowing gas
are subsiding'," But the point is that.
the unexpected may happen among
celestial bodies as well as in other
places. ,
CLOTHES DRIED BY I3ALLOONS.
Some of the laundries in Paris, use
balloons to dry their garments., A
bamboo frame ii' attached to a cap-
tive balloon, and the clothes are; se-
eurcly fixed to them. The ' balloon
Imakes six ascents a day 'tn a lkeight
(of_'101 feet or mora,
der or 'Urinary Troubles, that Dodd's,
r .
Irtdn¢ Pills will not cu e
Dodd's
Kidney Pills are the on
l
me=
dicine that ever cured. Bright's, Dis-
ease, Diabetes or Dropsy.
Thousands of "Canadians have treed,>
and proved and testified.
'SIIE' HAD IA.N ANSWER ANYWAY.
-` Little ' Edith ' belongs to a family
where the older girls go to"a semi -
Har and she kee s careful track of
Y P
all their doings.. Some ::of the words
she hears, however, are a 1i111e too
much for her, so when the class in
geology had a "field day," and some
ono asked Edith ;what they were go-
ing . for, ; i he replied'::' oh, I ..s'pose
t'he 're oin' •to''hunt:'spe-
cimens."
Y g theologicalPe-
cimens."
Minarti's Liniment Lumberman's; Friend
HARD ON THE G06‘
And, Shure, they tell me your hoos-
band's very lit'herary ?
That he e, indade.
That he !devour Iver thingin the
s y
way of a book or paper that comes
to the ihouse.
Shure' he .floes.
And vitt in the name of goodness
does' theP oor 'goat get to ate:?
SWISS 5011OOLS FOR GIRLS.
Switzerlandhas 125 schools ifor girls
Domestic science and . !gardening are
among the branches' taught.
• A;Sound Stomach Means a Clear Head.
nervous
life
higha o
—The pressure of
which business Hien of the present day
are constrained' to live 'mantes drl�hts
upon their vitality highly detrimental
their health. It is'only by the most care-
ful treatment that they are able to keep"
themselves alert and active in their var
ions callings, many of them know the
value of Parmelee's-Vegetable ..Pills in
regulating -the stomach and consequently
keeping the head clear.
FEMALE -LABOR IN FRANCE.
Over one-third of the manufactured
goods made, in France are the pro;
ducts of feriiale labor.
ether,
for lltfinard s and take no .e
Ask
Malc sin
than char-
ity- i e uncovers' more in'the
can possibly cover.
4
Thousands of men, women. aiid children in Canada, are taking
advantage of. Dr, Slocum's generous offer of ci fa'vii sample box of
®xog¢s11 Cadre for Catarrh,
Catarrh is an insidious enemy, and in whatever condition, should
r begin-
ning
frequently e tl ,the 1�
qa n
of 1` the head f a ,b
xiotba neglQcted. A slight c d . u �G q Y 6'
ping of a serious case of Catarrh, and in, many- instances leads to
Asthma, Bronchitis, Q�1uisy, and. Catarrh. .Catarrh` is always
s but is curable taken in time. It is a consta� tmen.aceto
dangerous, x
life ap.1 llealth, but science has done much to enable. sufferers to resist
and defeat the disease. Dry. Slaoeirn's (Nolen! Catarrh Gtw
theprompt- an
is the best: offering of advanced medical science : for
a e t.cure of Catarrh of the Head, Throat,. and Nasal organs:`.
erm, n n
1 for the immediate relief and Gum
o ell is a daint soothing Jbl
O of a "d.tos
' • irritated aiid tnflaxned mambian a 3'A x
Do
f cot:
meat Ire relieved and soothed with t rat ap lioatioii bf Dr
and throat a �, �� ��� :.: .�? ;;4: ;�.'"
Slocum's Ouo�ell Catarrh Cure, :'�ik� R ,
as
• ' nil has valuable properties as an antiseptic' as well
g a p v e.it nostril
' powerful healing agent. You breathe through the , ,
being a pozp r �
I uid! a-
a little bit at a time. No Instrument ! No Powder ! o Liq
OxojltR Catarrh Cure is sold at all drug stores at Fift3r cents 'a
box, but in order' that every suizerer from this prevalentailmentimaby
have an opportunity to test the remedy, a free sample box will a
sent on request to any place in Canada. All you have u do.is to drop,.- •
''a postal,giving your name and address plainly, to the T. A. S€acnraeil
P ' est' '1' ronto and a 1€ree Chemical Co., Zimitad, 179 ging St, W o ,
San'. Pie will be sent you. .•
You,mss best. results SHIP all your
1 `il.l Want 1 BUTTER,5008 POULTRY, APPLES, otherFSUITS and PRODUCE, to
If Commission
� ' UmIted, Cer. Nest Market and
The Dawson Wo�iY6lf�dlSStli"1'�e'�• ColbornoSt.,Toronto.
Thar ofgnature-le:on•evory,box of the gonn1M
Porno•Q uinine 'r'ableta
�,SZatlVC � .
thenomodY taut.cores a'l001/1 ire eta. des
Men oftener aPp ear to ]lave same -
thing great on their .minds .when it'
is only, too much on their Lstbinachs.
Carnations sent by love, are Mere
precious than orehids sent througb
vainglory , .;,i(
STRAIGHT
a
o O± S. ET.
NO PRESSURE
PERFECT FREEDOM
LONG WAIST
ERECT FORM
FRONT
Made in Drab, White & Tan duan.
P E ICS $1.00_
If: your dealer cannot supply you,
send ifs' HIS NAME, your sizz and
amount to cover cost of corset and
we will send -PREPAID. to any point
in Canada.
Address Department T.,
131WSII a co_.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
'oNaoaNTW O:10.
PAINT IT
USE GOOD PAINT. Pay a
trifle more and ge t it. It doesn't ,
cost'a cent more to put it on.
Cheap paint makes a sorry job.
Good paint keeps its color,
covers more, lasts longer, gives V
a style and tone to everything it
touches.,
Ramsay'$
Paints
are the best and purest, paints
Made, and the price at all dealers
is very reasonable for such good
paint. We will send you samples
of houses painted, telling you all
about the paint, if you ask for
BOOKLET' "K" free.
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GRAY HORSES LIVE LONGEST.
It is .said that gray horses live
longer than those of any other color.
A Cnre for Fever and .Ane.—Parnie-
tee's Vegetable PHIS are compounded for:
use in any climate, and they' he foiled,
to preserve their pew•ers'i s any latitude.
In fever and „ague they act upon the'
secretions and neutralize tbe;poison which
has found its way into the plood. They
correct the impurities which lindentr,luce
into the system through drinking; writer
or food audif used as a preventive fevers
tree avoided
THE MINER.
CONS CIE NTLO[JS A1TIST.
She -Don't you think Painter is
clever with the brush?
He—Yes;;1 noticed that the heels
of his shoes always seam to be as
well polished as the Gest of them. -
Min ard's •Lidiment is used by Physiciarta
The woman who compels her serv-
ant to - tell social lies will reap a
strange harvest anon. • ; .
Totally Deaf.—Mrs: S. 11, Crandell, Port
Perry, Writes: "I contracted a severe cold,
A miner is seldom. happy until his last winter,, which resulted iu my becom-
ini. totally tie r1 in :one ear and partially
triumph is ore.
FOR OVER FiFTY YEARS
8: WINSLOR S SOOTHING ING SYRIIT bee been
aacdbymothers for thou aliildren teething. 1G soothes
the"2hgId..oftens the gums; allays pain, cures wind roues
audio Ole best remedy for diarrhoea, 25e a bottle. Sold
by all drugggifts throughout tpetheworld. Be a'3e and ask
foe"din. Winslow'. Soothing i p,
A lachryinohe woman can change a
good fellow into a very demon.
How is This!
We otter One hundred Dollars reward for
any case of Catarrh that earn -tot to cured
by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Ciil Nil : & 00,,''1oit,d'i; 0,
\ e. the unde1siwnell, have, known It. J.
Cheney foe tile lest .15 years, and believe
hive perfectly honorable ,!n alt business
1ransactioz:. and financially utile ID 'carry
eat `attar obligations Made by ilr n firm,
1['FS 1
& .l'RAL X, Whelr snle Druggists,
't,ilealoc 0. wA1,D1\L<, BE NAN & I.i Al2
VIN, Wholesale Uri? gists, 'Toledo, 0.
I%all Catarrh Cure is tautly internally,
acting directly upon the blord'and noueous
surfaces of the syst.em, lestiil10111a15 sent
free. ''Price 750 per bottle. S )1d by 411 drtig.
Ie order to reduce one's conceit; con-
cerning ono 'smastery of„I!reneh one
rias, only to remain ise Paris a day.
eo"iu the other. After trying various
remedies, and consulting several doctors,
without obtaining - any relief, I was ad-
vised to try Dr. Thomas'. Eclectric Oil, - 1
warmed the Oil and primed a little of it
ntonryeec' and before one-half the bot-
tle was used my hearing was completely.
restored.I have heard of other cases of
:
deafness being cured by the use of this
medicare.''
Geese and t4i1ly•womi i when angry
create a nasty din, but are otherwise
barinleSS.
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( Am. P. w1:50 un, IL' ' $1 ea;
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