Exeter Advocate, 1901-12-12, Page 2E A BURDEN,
'HE CONDITION OF M. GAR-
DINEK SMITH'S FALLS.
He Siet 'Miserable Days and.
Sleepless Nights—lands," Teet.
and Limbs Stiff an Swolleu.
Prom theRec.ord, Smith's Falls
Ont. •.---
"There is went -leaf -0 talk about Din
l'iuk Pills, wiry don't you
try them ?"
These words were 1,tdclrOSecl to Mr.
Andrew Gardiner, of Smitit.'s
by a ,frieed when he was in the
depths or despqadeney regarding his
physical coadition. For thee() years'
he had suffered so much that life
had become a Imeden to him and
oftentimes he says, he almost wished
that he might die. Then he spent
:miserable daysand sleepless nights.
now he is enjoying 'life. Then his
feet, hands ood limbs were, stiffand
swollen mid he was tormented with
a constaat stinging, creepy sensation
in his body which gave him no rest
QJ or night ; 21,071 he is as stipple
as ever he was, with the stiffness,
Ism ewelling and the creepy sensa-
tion all gone. Pe attrilertes it all
to 1.110 1156 Of Dr. 'Williams' Pink
Mr. Gardiner is a man of about 65
years,
in old and highly respected
resident of S'n i t h's Pal is. Having
heard a good deal of talk aboutthe
improvement enected in his health by
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills the Record
sent a reporter to ascertain tbe ex-
act truth and Gaediaer told him
substantially what is raletted above.
1 -le said that he tried a number of
doctors—as good doctors as there
were in the country—but got no re-
lief. I -Te was given to understand
that the trouble was caused by bad
cireulation of the blood, bat nothing
did him any good. Ea could not
Nv,3ar boots his feet were so swollen,
and when he tried to walk his legs
felt like sticks. Finally he was in-
duced to give Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills a trial. Ile took six boxes, he
said, but did not see that he was
much better. rfe determined to quit
taking them but was persuaded to
continue them, for a little while leng- an Irish host, was always sure of to women in middle life, aad no wQ-
wera.s ilmiaidrotvaleecad
ein ten rih
nboxcens Ihiee acceptance ; and among other nobles man can afford to be careless, when
whom the King and Queen have been. ben kidneys are, in any 'way „threat -
had taken twelve boxes he was so pleased to visit are Lord Salisbury cocci •
KING EllWAIC,0 AS A GUEST
...-
ALWAYS WELCOME AND EAS-
ILY PLEASED,
Coin asatively Few Have Been
ivieeteed to Entertain. the
Nino and C/1.1Well,
While the privilege of, enter:tabling.
the King. of Eng'and - the object
and crown, of tile highest social am-
bition, it is an honor sO enviable and
costly, aad demanding so much tact,
tliat is naturally ,limited to, a for-
tunate few. There has !,,Litc.)liably
never been a sovereign who has been
enteitained m more English houses
than King Edward V11. before his
ticceSsion to the Throne, and there
certainly has never been a lloYal
Prince who reaS been a more welcome
or easily pleased guest, says London
rInt-Bits.
But, however simple in his tastes
and unexacting his requirements,
he waS the last to forget neat was
due to his pooa. When the Prin-
cess of Wales accompanied him the
greatest care was exorcised in the
selection. of hosts „and. guests alike.
and if there was the slightest failure
in the etiquette or respect dtie to the
royal guests the visit Was never re-
peated. For this reason the houses
which have been privileged to enter-
tain the royal couple together are
comparatively few, although ia many
of them they have been veryertOquent
At Goo dwoo d o u se they almost
invariably spent a weele each yeari as
guests of the Duke of Rielmmed, who
has always been a great persopal
favorite a the King since his early
boyhdod, and who was one of the
very first to etitertain, on a -truly
regal scale, Queen. Alexandra when
she was a -,youtlifid bride, ,
The King and Queen have spent
many deliTitful weeks at Eaton Hall
as the guests of the late
DUKE 01' WESTMINSTER, ,
always a favorite host ; and in later
years thd. Dake of Portland has been
privileged to see. much of his present,
sovereigns at Welbcck Abbey and at
one or other of his three Scottish
seats, ,
An invitation from Lord 'Iveagh.
who has all the traditional charm of
I BE)) TilliEE YELItS.
Tilt] HOME), 0
IXE
1
"rItussia is the home of kissint„,, and
this national salute dates ba.elt to
THE HAPPY .ENDII`sTG 0
F A
vIt'sr SERIOUS AND PAIN-
rcuL CASE,
Nrs, Hughes WaS VekY Ill—Bloat-
ed and, in ConStant Misery, She
Suffered, for Four Years Before
She Used Dodd.'s Kidney Pills—
She is Now Well and Happy,
Morley, Ont., Nov, 25 (Special).—
Nelson Lellar, Justice of the Peace
of this 4plaee, vouches for the truth'
of the following interesting story,
told by ,Nirs. TheS
Verification, however, will not be
necessary to those who know Mrs.
Hughes, as that lady is ono of the
most highly respected residents of
Grey County. Mrs. Hughes says:--
1was a great `suflerer for four
years. I was treated by fodr doc-
tors and a specialist from the Unit-
ed States. 1 tried nearly every kind
of medicine 1 could hear of, but
none seemed to do me any good.
was in bed Ler nearly three
years. ` had pains up my spinal
column, in my head, over my eyes,
aeroes my beck, through my left
side, and occasionally in my right
side.
' "Poe three nights at a time, 1
would never close my eyes in sleep.
.Ww3 terriply bloated, so that
could not sit up or walk. My age
Vas fortyesme.sahen S. was 'taken siek.
, have taken. in all fourteen .boxes
of Dodd's Elideey Pills, and. now 1
1 am strong, and able Lb' do as
good a day's work as have 'ever
been. The (lectors said 1 had
Rhellinatism• They said. that noth-
ing 'could be done 4or me,
"I Was not .able ent anything,
only COrn starch or ,soup of some
Slade My weight` had. inCreasea irorn
112 to 147 pounds. am now down
to my normal weight again. I can
never say enough for • Dodd's Kidney
Pills, for I am satisfied that they
saved my life."..
There are many ladies suffering ,as
Mrs. Hughes did although but few
may be as low as she was.
Deranged Kidneys are responsible
for 'almost ,all the, trouble that, comes
the Stan° age. The poet who said
that 'ISiseing goes by ,favor' had not
been to Itussie or he would have
nnewn that the kiss is an establish-
ed custom in public as well pri-
vate affair" 'This is what a reader
says Who has lived most of his life
in St. -Petersburg.
"As many kisses as shots are ex-
; changed on, a, big field day with the
I Ruselan Army, The Emperor kisses
his °Slicers:Alio officers kiss each oth-
er, men ernbrace lovingly; old gener-
als niae; in fact; everybody is kissing
and being kissed when the Czar re-
VieWe 1118 0'001)8.
"On a public holiday the mistress
oi the house salutes all her servants,
both' male and female, with a morn-
ing hiss, while her lord and master
scarcely enters or leaves the room
that day without, first bestowing a
Ides on the forehead, cheek, 'or hand
01 his spouse.
SOZEI aliT for the TEETH' 25a
011' an average 240,000 people are
staying in Paris hotels, 4,000 of
wliatii are foreigners.
Usef ul At All Times. -=-In winter or lu
summer Parmelee's Vetretable \rill
cope \rah nod overcome any irregalari
gies tlic,ilkfostive orgsns which cluing'.
of dictfoclu-ulii.f" c of residence 01' varintion
of teinneratUro' may Iring
slictl I be alwayql:ept at and once
their. ben eficial action becomes \vn, no
one will be 'without el,e111. `L'Ilere is n0.
thing nausenting in their Structure, 2111(1
the 1110St delicate can ttiso them cOutident
ly.
Gentleman( to house agent)—"The
disadvantage is that the house
is so damp." 1 -louse Acent—"Disad-
vantage, sir ? Advantage, call it.
In case of lire it wouldn't be so like-
ly to burn."
Sleeplessness.—Wbeti the netn'es ara‘nn
strung and the whole body e'vee up to
wretchedness. wheu tbe tilled is filled
with glown mal disinal forebodings, the
restflt of deratig,•enietie• et the digestive
organs, sleeplessness comes to add to the
11 stress. 1e only the subject could sleet)
here would be oblivion for a while aol
empoi ale 4... e .
Pills will not Only induce Sleep, lult wil
.101; so beneficially that the, subject \rill
wal:e refreshed and restored to happiuese
It is several months since he has ins ,rnson ' ' *tt ' '
cured Mrs Inuothes of this
n England uses 10 per cent. of sul-
well that be did not need any more' at Hatfield House Lord Posebery at what
taken them and he has had no ree ---- ---'------1 .
home, Lord n unborn°, very bad case, will cure any case.
-bleat of the trouble. IA' hen the repor-
ter saw Iiiin he was wearing Inc or-
dinary boots, and he said he could
get into and out of a buggy ns from which to select those they
well as any man of his years in the would ear, to dieet. a discrimination
country• which the Prince never failed to
De. Williams' Pink Pills are the exercise, although as a matter of
and the Marquis of Abergaveuny. Dodd's Is:Wiley Pills are the onl.y
EVC11 in. such exalted houses it was
always the custom to submit to the
Prince and Princess a, list of guests
friend of the weak and ailing. They Sect the lists submitted by such ex -
surpass all other medicines hi their I porienced and taetful hosts required
tonic., strengthening qualities, and
make weak and despondent people
bright, active and healthy. 'nese
pills are sold by dealers in medIcine,
or can be hadpost paid, at 50 cents
per box, or six boxes for 12.50, hy
addressing the Dr. Williams' Medi -
eine Co., Brockville, Out.
ELK FOR QUEBEC.
little revision.
It Was also a rapid point of eti-
quette that such visits should be re-
garded as strictly private, and any-
thing like 101 01 receptions or State with Motve'Wle
her Grils orm xternini-
In housee where he is
ceremonial "Inc to be avoided. More dom to h
remedy 1 evernured Blight s Dis-
ease, Diabetes, or ,Dropsy, and they
Parc never failed.
phur in her .gun -powder, Sweden only
0, .and Germany
Al 441) 4 I tiglA
snit vrortzt: orr the (t.cld.
Laxaelve Brome-Quinine Tablets cure a cold
In one day. No _ure. ;so) as. Price 26 ecnta.
than the King and Queen. Al! that Oak, ebony and mahogany are the
the King really expects is that the three best known woods which are
heavier than water.
entertainment shall be simple. If his
host wishes to please him the meals
must be both simple and -short, for
the King is no lover of elaborate
or lengthy meals, and a dinner that
lasts longer than an hour is boi e -
Help your elildren to grow strong mid
robust. by comiterectine envtirin- Chet
causesill-hted h. Oce great 0141151' of (es
ease in children is worms, Remove stem
than one unfortunate host who has a frequent guest this limit is always 1114" it "'ever fat's'
discie• t ' 1 t de art rigidly observed, and a careful study
been in e otig o p
from this rule, even to the extent of is made of the, dishes for Which he
erecting an arch or of floating a few has a preference.
loyal flugs, 11115 had occasion to re-
-
0 eret his indiscretion, for his future
_ Heivenient to Restock the roi invitations have been declined.
ests with. '3:hem. Another point on Nehich the Xing
The proposal to stock the woods
ei the Province of Quebec with the
Canadian wapiti, or American elk,
'is Ending great favor. At one time
the wapiti was abundant throughout
ihat province, so that there is not
the slightest doubt as to the adapt-
ability of the woods of Quebec for
its habitat.
Less than, a century ago it was
very plentiful in the Saguenay dis-
trict, where the Indians 'wilted it to
such aa extent for its skin that it, tunate fellow -guest has reason to
becaine extinct. It is improbable r'eMember, and the house in which
tnat it was similarly destroyed in
ft:1 parts of the province, and anoth-
er reason is given for its disappear -
But the visits the King loves best
of all are perhaps those he pays by
'himself to intimate friends --especial-
ly- when there is a prospect of good
has always insisted is that he shall sport. On these occa.gIons he has
be treated as a private guest and always been less exacting, and he has
not as a future sovereign—a request honored many a host who has good
which demands considerable tact shooting to offer who would scarcely
from host and guests alike, for none -have hoped to entertain him under
but a person of rare social tact other conditions. On " these occa-
could consistently draw the line be- sions, too, he can escape still fur-
tween familiarity on the one hrnel ther from the ceremonial of hiS
and undue "formality on the other. d nary life and enjoy hirnself in as
While the King dislikes needless care_ natural and unconventional a
mony, no one could more crushingly as Pc Pleases1
resent any fa.ralliaritY that verges on Among Ids favorite hosts in this
disrespect, as more than 000 11111 or- capacity in the past have been -the
late Mr. Alfred PoS,hschild, Baron
Hirsch, Lord James, the late Sir
Charles Hall, and other intimate
friends and 'lovers of sport.
Now tbat the Prince has become
a -King the area of hospitality will
naturally be more restricted ; but
whatever houses our King' and Queen
honor with their presence we may be
sure that -they will always be among
the most delightful and easily
ed of, guests.
,There are ten times as many Ger-
mans abroad as foreigners in Ger-
many. The latter number 800,000.
(51110 A CO. OLIN (*J511) toy.
Take lot:CW/7e Promo QuInitte Tablets.. Al
tm
rgiBts refund the money if it fail* to 01110.B. W. (lroye's signature is on each Ilex. 21e.
way
Ono of the peculiarities of the va-
nous families of the deer tribe is
their tendency to change their habit-
at from time to time; not simply by
roaming backward and forward, but
by deserting, entirely a whole prov-
ince Or other large tract of territoFY
,in which they were formerly very
;:ttrundant, and making then- appear-
ance in localities to which, for at
least n long time past, • they had
been absolute strangees. The de-
parture of the wapiti from the whole
of Eastern Canada within the last
century is an illustration of -this Pe-
culiarity.
Another is furnished by the recent
appearance of red deer in Large num-
bers on the north shore of the St.
Lasvrence, where they „had not been
:seen for many decades. 'They have
!been plentiful Upon the south shore
;from Maine to the St. Lawrence, end
,have lately taken to swimming
..ttcross tile river, as well as to wan -
;tiering down east from the Ottawa I
eand Gatineau di'stricts. Some pee -
Tile think that the largo. increase in
the number of wolves in Northern
Quebec may have something to, do
with the migration of some of Wiest,
animals.
At . all events there is no other
reasonable explanation. ,of the disap-
pearance of 'the wapiti, or ,elk, from
both ,theprovinces of Ontario , and
Qnebec within the last few 'decades.
ll'he only localities wherein it is now
known positively to exist upon this ,
continent arc ,the, foothills of the
American ancl Canadian 11 0911110 and;
:the costetry stretching away thencel
acro.'s the inountains to the Pacific
Ocean. 3i1 this habitat it is stilL
plentiful enough to afford the finest
and itiost exeiting sport,.
If the government, adopts the
ge.Stion to reintroduce, the elk into
this preVince it is probable tlia t
number of the aniMaIS will Ix:
'brought alive from. the Ilockyl
Mountains .aad libera,ted
the Lauren tide, National Park;
large preserve Irtaintainecl by the
goverruiv.mt, to the nortiveY. '
bac,.
ea-nee-es-ea—a_
II:1)001,1d uses 450,000 tuna 01 1(1 a
yea r, of which 'London takes 1 13 0 ,•"--
000.
Thera are 1,0 24: t) left al .i.ve
'out of a total 1870 of over ten
etili 0115
he has experienced any presumption
of this kind is not likely to- stand
well
IN IIIS FUTT3RE FAVOR.
Happily such experiences are of the
rarest occurrence, and both the
Prince and his amiable Consort have
been ab1e. to enjoy all the charm of
a privatevisit Without ony fear that
advantage will, be, taken of their
temporary lapse into private char-
acters.
.11. is notorious that no guests are
less fastidious and more easy to
please or anxious to giye pleasure
BABY'S HEALTH.
The Teet'hing Period Dangerous to
Little Ones and Very Trying
to Mothers. •
What • 'mother does not look for-
ward with dread to th.e time when
baby shall be teetning?Its, that
time baby is -restless, feverish and
irritable, and freentently there is
some ,disorder of the bowels and
stomach. The poor little sufferer is
fighting -one of his first battles' in
'this old world of pain, ancl if net aid-
ed in his fight May Pc overcome. Ev-
ery wise mother helps the little' suffer-
er as much as she ean, and the ino-'
thers who 'have been' most successful
in this respect have 'found that Ba-
by's , TablotS give just. such 'ELS -
S is tan ce,als tile, lit tie, one needS. Mrs.,
W: ght, Aro ckvi 11 e;, says;rr ' I
Parc used, Baby's. owil Tablets Le
frequently, and am much pleased
with thorn. I find thein especially
r,atisfactory during baby's first year.
I have used them in teething, in
vomiting, in colic, in indigestion;
aud in the disorders of the stomach
and bowels usually accompanied by
restlessness and fever. The action
of his° Tablets has i.liways becn all
that 'could be' desired'
Baby's Own. Tablets Inc a Swect,
pleasant little lozenge, that all aPi!-
(105 v'll taile' readily. They Gnu be
0,11:theri or dissolves f in nater end a d-
iyanistere(1 with safely to even t be.
Youngest infant. tiarciitcecl to
cont.:tin ro 2niate or any of the
poiii-
0061111 5t11P1 tha.t mIsIle. ths'S se-emieci
SOS thipg iliedicinee dangerous to lite
tie ones. If you do not, find :Ba.by's
Own. Tablets at your druggist's,
send 25 on t, to tl/c I/r.Wi 11111115
Modieine Co Ilrocl'ville Oni nnd
a box will be fwat P1u
i' 1111)11 posb-
id
There are C56,000 grains in. 0
bushel of wheat, 16,400,000 in a
'bushel of clover.
Minard's Linimeni. Cues encruffi
The 'population of 'the 1:Tnitet1
Kingdom is esthilated' at 41,454,578,
ubile that .of England and Wales is
32,,526,075. Tbe Irish figures tie
1,556,546. This leaves 4,871,957
for Scotland. London's population
4 5"r? 063
For over Firty 'Years
W11419L00I.6 SnorrttNo Strittar has been used by
millions of mothers for their children whits teething.
ItgootheB the child, nfteu, wows. al 0)5 1)1410, curet
wind colic, regulates the stomach and 1,00015, and 151110
ter:, remedy for Dir.vrMen. Tr enty-the cenia a bottle
Bold tr drutintsts thr,stgliont the worldlie sure antI
aok for" Mita W114t1LOW't3 S00E1315(1, bY14.7314."
Mr. Mttcltellar, the, King's garden-
er, has arrived at Windsor from
Irby ..,-,Iii 3,,an aliov, a, collo 10 lacerate Sandringham, and hkis taken over
por3r throat end lungs ann run die risk of the irnportant duties performedfor
tilling a, conc,unitaivc,s grave, when, by the last ten years by me, . o'
wen
the tiMely 4)50 02 pickle's .4k0 ti -0011;.411111 V., Thomas, whoet'1res froM t y
rive SyrP11111 up tiP11111Can be allayed , It]'service.
he r°a, I
danger avoided. This syrup is elenmir t 111.
—.-4
the taste, zuul unsurpassed ter relieving, ...
henling arvi curing all affectioes of the
thrt at and Imigs, colds, coughs, , broil -
'Wit's, etc., etc.
Goo
Not d for Good Teeth
br td Teeth
.4Seeee
Isopoelone rein/aid 25c. Lare Liquid end Powder 750.0
At all stores or by mail. Sample of the Ligidd for the postasA30.
' HALL Se RUCKEL, Montreal.
,trio" number
rqt0mftecal491.
The Dawson 001111111SSi011 CO., :(imited, Toronto
POIVign4440 DU, ol ro ullry, Butter, Th:gs, Honey, Apples, Deana, Onions and O'ther produce soiltgted.
UTTW
This Cut is in Miniature.
MACHINES THAT WILL KNIT.
We want more membe10 af.'
ent o bo do knitting f r It
Ileum '.5Eo jsinn, prepaid, utar
chino, yarn, mei all 4,1 st.rd
uotte.a‘ry to do the lyre5 freo,
owl pay good pri 01 IN t,.;ASH
fur the wcirlt Ita tootas it ie
cornttlotrd Thla 5, 0 excel>.
t "nal opportunity for !Iota
haying t-uare hnura Go G 01
the r h eel 0 momenta !nth
etttis. S tit stamp for nin
part culara 14 omit,. Hand
,nitters also wanted.
Standard Hoe
Dept 13, Tolento, Canada-
WOC1( (II V011f 110IH .101.
Nlaite6 to,ppo stitdies
,rer
„ e..n=ese.--...s.esisesecemeee,....,:oeseteen.see.resse.sereme=wo
A MENTAL APPETITES
Torn—' 'what is your idea al3out
getting old 7"
Dick—“Getting old ? Well, a man
is riot old until he finds his future
so uninteresting that his thonght,s
have to feed on his past."
Minard's Liniment Fieliev3s tienra'gia
The Earl and Countess of Seafield,
titter a long and pleasant holiday 'in
the Old Couetry, are about, to re-
turn to New Zealand. They are
both natives of the colony, and en-
tlateiastie Maorilanders.
Mind's Linimia3t fur sale averiwiler
._.-
On 172 miles of its, line, the St.
Gothard •Railway has 824 large
bridges and 1,060 artificial struc-
tures. The line cast $800,000 a
Beware ot ointments for catarrI2
that contain DiePeury
tts linerenry will urely de -troy the sense of
Felon and ,ompletely 13 ranee tho whole wy-tton
WO en 01,1 trIng 1 broiled) 1,00 ;nn' 0114 surface,s.
1-;111:11 010 ,145 hcmld no'el' be used exectpt oft
nrczerip'ion, teem reentn.blephesicians, as ihe
tn,y wi 1410 .5 lb • f 113 5 th.• good Yotl
n possibly derive from Cern, Ha 1', Catarrh
Cu 'e, manufactured by 1P.J. Cheney o. To-
le,!". n., cotAains ne inercti-Y. snd is token in- -
tern:illy. acting directly upon the bfood end
roneen4 turfoee,, of the system. In buying
Itatt Catarrh Cure be sem you get the genii
inc. It 11100 internally,and maths in rele'lo
Ohio, by J. Chancy & 0o. Testimonials
free. _ .
.Sold by Droggiats, 'price 75e Der bottle.
Hail's .Family Pills aro the best.
Statistics show that Britain is
feremost, among letter -writing na-
tions, France laggiug far behind in
tills matter.'
—
Eta 71as "I'ri 11.—Mr. Jahn And e'lei0.11
1211110,-t:t, "11'4411(nre to say few. i
„any, have received greater hollefl1 from
the use o.f 1.J1'. Thomas' Ely,lectric 011, than
lizive. I have used it regularly for eve
ten years. end heve recommended 111 (4
all sufferers I knew of, an11 they al,,o
10111u13 it Of grin 111100 it: eaScs of severe
bronchit is zinc! incipient c.onsion 01101
Ireland's stock of horses decreased
last year ,froni 610,415 to 597,6,1.1 a
.(0-11 9frlr:%` ./774.
ItTIEU31/01'.1S1l1 CURED.
Jas. McKee, Linnwood, Ont.
Lac:111in McNeil, Mab0-a, C. 13.
1.John A. McDonald 11 rnprior • Ont
C. 13. Billing Alarkimm Ont,
John Mader, Ma hone.,Be y, N.S.
Lewis Butler, Burin, Nfld.
`Mese 'well 1(nown.gentleme.n all as-
sort that 'they were cured by MIN-
ARD'S LINTAIENT.
X :RAYS AS DETECTIVES.
The sesta' authorities. 01 the Ai-
lteiuhliC axe asing.- the „
The area of Europe and Australia,
together ahnost exactly equals that
of South Anierica. North America
and Australiacombined would al-
most cover Africa.
The 'never failing medicine, liolloway's
Oorn Core, )emove.; all kinds of corns,
ten Itts ere. • even the most difficult tore-
ii.o1111>eed.i,.ncanot )vithstawl this wcnderful
t
rt is believed that Ole 1st Grena-
dier Guards will go to South Africa
".1.2ecembeie •
Roentgen , rays to detect. the dia-.
nZ/Dg
mond s and other le
harticles-
iviiich ave bcretofolG m
Jten sug
7ill Powsier 2,5' 3
cliff 1.,009 feet highe, arm.;
call, on a clear (10:,4%.; See 0 ship at
d 'stance of 42 Dti les .
gled in, letters: ' he postal laws
,
bid the opening of suspected letters,
hut F-rn.Vs have been found to
be enicient detectives instead,
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