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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1906-2-22, Page 6an AGOWI G. NEURALGIA, IOUs to Poor, Weak Blood — Dr. W'Vil- larust Pink Pills will insure a Cure, Neuralgia .is the suxest sign that your Whole system is weak and unstrung. T71ose sharp, stabbing piens are caused by your jangled nerves. But your nerves would not be jangled if your blood was pure ace• strong.. You oun't 'cure neuralgia by r a liniments or hot ap- plications. They may relieve for a No merit abut they can't possibly cure. You can never cure neuralgia until you en- rich the blood and brace your starved nerves with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They actually make new blood. They soothe the nerves and strengthen the whole system They strike right at the cause of agonizing neuralgia. Mr, John McDermott, Bond Heed, Ont„ says: —"As the result of a. wetting, I was seized with pains in all parts of the body. i consulted a doctor, who told me the trouble was neuralgia. He treated me for some time but did not help me. 1 had often read of Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills, and decided to try them. By the time I had taken three boxes, Mhere was a good improvement in my ease, and after I had taken ten boxes, every ache and pain had disap- peared, I had gained in weight and felt better in every way. I shall always have a good word to say for Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills." When the blood is poor, the nerves are starved; then comes neuralgia. in- somnia, St. Vitus dance, paralysis or locomotor ataxia. All these troubles are cured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, be- cause they actually make the rich, red blood that feeds and soothes the starved nerves and sends, health and strength to every part of the body. That is why these pills always cure such troubles as rheumatism, anaemia, chronic erysipe- las. indigestion, and the special ail- ments of growing girls and women. But you must get the genuine with the full name, "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People," on the wrapper around i each box. if in doubt, write the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont,, and the pills will be sent by mail at 51, cents per box, or six boxes for $2.50. If you are ailing, try them to -day. FRLNC111 WIFE ILL-USED. Sequel to lontlanee at Noted "White and Yellow" Marriage. The marriage between a young woman belonging to a well-known family in Paris and a Chinese diplomatist, whicti. attracted so much attention two years ago, has had a somewhat unhappy se- quer. After a short period of happy wedded life in Paris, the couple went to Pekin, where the young wife received anything Tut a friendly welcome from the mane dar'in's family. The female relatives of her husband quickly made her a butt far their ridicule, her mother-in-law showing herself especially tyrannical. They even induced her husband to mar - re a young Chinese woman, to whom the young French woman was required t'1 act as a sort of servant. At last the wretched wife contrived to send a letter to her mother, who went off to China, and recently returned with her daughter to France. LADYLIKE. "Frances," said the little girl's mam- ma, who was entertaining callers, you came down stairs so noisily that you could be heard all over the house. Go back and come down the stairs like a lady." a few .minutes re-entered the room. a few minutes reentered the room. "Did you hear me come down stairs, this time, mamma?" "No, dear. I am glad You came down quietly. Ilow did you manage to came down like a lady the second time?". "I slid down the banisters." } TRAINING OF GERMAN GiRLS. Cooking Schools Attended by all Class- es o1 Society. A custom which prevails in the north western provinces of Germany is 10 send the daughters, when they have reached the age of sixteen, to what is. called a cookery school. No matter what a girl's position in life is. the man- ners of the country require that she should know how to cook, wash, iron, clean rooms, mend linen and plant the garden. There is only one difference between the baroness and the daughter of a trademan: the latter learns these several duties at home from her mother,. while the former leaves her home to learn the same details of domestic sale ence in a strange house. Work begins at half past live in the morning, and the girls take it in turns to clean the rooms and lamps, to keep the garden in order, feed the animals and milk the cows, to arrange the dinner and cook it, and to wash the clothes. This latter in Germany is a severe ordeal, as an immense stock of linen is required, a huge "wash" taking place about four times a year. After six months' train- ing the student has a novice placed un- der her, and, in teaching her, she learns the weak points in her own education, and also the valuable art of explaining the necessary duties to another. BABY'S OWN TABLETS. Meets the mothers' needs in caring for the health of their little ones as no other medicine in the world can. The Tablets cure constipation, indigestion, colic, simple fevers, diarrhoea, teeth- ing troubles and expel worms. They breakup colds and prevent croup. They make children sleep naturally and heal- thy, because they ..remove the cause of sleeplessness. And they are, the only medicine that gives the mother a sol- emn guarantee that it contains no epi• ate or poisonous soothing stuff. Th y are good for children Irom birth en - ward; they always do good—th'y can- not possibly do harm. Mrs. Geo. Tur- ner, Barry's Bay, Ont., says: "I have used Baby's Own Tablets for the trou- bles that come to little ones with per- fect satisfaction. I think there is no medicine can equal the Tablets." Every mother ought to keep a box of these Tablets in the house as a safeguard for her Tittle ones. Sold by all druggists, or sent by mail at 25 cents a box by writing the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. BEGINNING OF INSURANCE. The practice of insurance was known to the ancients, being in vogue at the teginning of the Christian Era. The in- surance of ships was undoubtedly .part iei the business of the Hanseatic League, which was formed about 1140 by the port towns of Germany to protect them- selves against the pirates of Sweden and Denmark. 'rite custom of draw- ing out insurance policies originated in Florence in 1523, although a regular Chamber of Insurance was formed et Bruges early in the fourteenth century, fend the practice was in general use m Italy In 119.1, and in England in 1560. Fire and life insurance are of much more recent origin. Some of the, ancient glands provided compensation for any HE WAS LAID UP FOR OVER A YEAR. r TILL DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS CUiRED 111S KIDNEY TROUBLES. Now He's Perfectliy healthy and Able to Work—Gives all the Credit to the Great Canadian Kidney Remedy. Wapelia, Assa., N.W.T., Feb. 12 — (Special.)—Cured of Kidney Disease tbat had laid hila up for over a year, Mr. Geo. Bartleman, a Well-known man bare, is loud in his praises of Dodd's Krincy Pills for to them and nothing else he claims he owes his cure. "Yes, I had Kidney Trouble," Mr. Bartleman says. "I had pains in my back and in other parts of my body and though the 'doctor did what he could for me, I grew worse till I was unable to work. "Then I started to take Dodd's Kid- ney Pills, and I topic them all winter and summer while I was unable to work. 1 took in all twelve boxes, and now I am ,perfectily healthy. My pains are all gone and I am able to work. I heartily recommend Dodd's Kidney Pills to all sufferers • item Kidney Disease." Dodd's Kidney Pills always cure the kidneys. Healthy Kidneys , strain all impurities, all seeds of disease, out of the blood. That's why Dodd's Kidney Pills cure a wide range of diseases in- cluding Bright's Disease, Rheumatism and Urinary Troubles. Your Money Refwsded by the dealer fromw h o m yon buy Sun- light Soap if you End any cause for complaint. Sunlight Soap is better than other soaps, but is best when used in the Sunlight way. $5,000 reward will be paid teeny person who proves that SenlietttSoap contains any , injurious chemicals or any form of adulteration. Equally good with hard or soft waters • Levee 8rotbaere Limited, Towessto sal ` DISCOVERED WHITE CHINA. Of many instances in which an acci- dental discovery revolutionized a whole •industry there is none more -striking than that which enabled Samuel Ast- bury, in 1730, to impart to pottery that white glaze• which is its . chief beauty. Chancing, while journeying to London, to halt at Banbury, he noticed that one of his horse's eyes was badly in- flamed. He consulted the ostler, who flung a red-hot flint into a basin of water, thereby easily reducing it to a powder, which he applied to the injur- ed eye. Astbury, who had watched the process, guessed • that at length he had solved the problem which had so long perplexed him. He procured a cartload of flints, had them fired and pulverized, and, mixing the powder with pipeclay and water; applied it to his ware, which, after the final baking, became white and shining. This invention, which he im- proved upon by introducing calcined flint into the body of the ware, was soon universally adopted. When Baby had Scald Head— When Mother had Salt Rheum—When Father had Piles.—Dr. Agnew's- Ointment gave quickest relief and surest cure. These are gems of truth picked from .test- mony which is given everyday to this greatest of healers. It has never been. matched in curative qualities in Eczema; Tetter, Piles, etc. 35 cents. -103 4 A SHIP WORTH TAKING. On the 9th of June, 1857, Drake,- com- ing back from "singeing the King of Spain's beard in Cadiz," fell in with a huge vessel, which he captured. She proved to be the San Philipe, an East Indiaman awned by the King of Spain himself, and then the largest merchant- man afloat. Her cargo valued at more than five million dollars of modern mon ey, was in itself the most valuable ever captured. But there was something else even more valuable than the.cargo. This consisted of the ship's papers and ac -- counts, which disclosed to the merchant adventurerers of England all the me- thods and mysteries and the boundless possibilities of the East India trade. In- deed, it would hardly be stretching the facts to say that the morning which saw the capture of the San Philipp saw also the dawn of Britain's Indian Empire., The immediateresult was the formation of the East India Company, which was not only the greatest commercial cor- poration the world had ever seen, but alsothe only one that ever commanded til; own armies and fleets, and wielded powers little less than Imperial. 4 SEPARATION. "I have called," began Mr. Nervey Poorman, "to speak to you about your (laughter. Of course, you must have no- ticed that there is something between. us—""No," interrupted Mr. Roxley, "but I'm sure there will be pretty soon." "Ahi" "Yes, the Atlantic Ocean, I'm going. to send her abroad until she learns a lit- tle sense." A BOY'S BREAKFAST. There's a Natural Food That Makes It's Own Way. There's a boy up in Hoosick Falls, N. Y., who is growing into sturdy manhood on Grape -Nuts breakfasts. It might have been different with hint, as his mother explains: "My i1 -yeas -old • boy is large, well at their members who suffered loss developed and active;. and has been from. flre, but the insurance of goods made so by leis fondness for Grape - and houses, as a. distant branch of Nuts food. At five • years he was a business, cannot be traded farther heck very nervous child and was subj 1t to ,than 1607, the year after the Great Fire frequent attaeks of indtgestion, Which of London. The first regular company, usedto rob him of hisstrength and. Ifie "1J id -in -Hand," was founded in were very troublesome to deal with. 1606, and five other companies still ex- 1 -le never seemed to care for anything feting Were started in the quarter of a for his breakfast kuntilI tried Grape- centnry- which followed. Life insurance Nuts, and e never had to change was first undertaken by the "Amicable" from that. fle makes his -entire break - In 1706. fast of Grape -Nuts food. It is always } relished by him and he says that it satis- fies hien better than the ordinary kind ADVICE. of a meal. "Better than all he is no longer trou- Ohotly -1 hope til raise a nice Van- bled with indigestion or nervousness, dyke beard, but it's growing so scrag- and has got to be a splendidly develop., fitly 1 think 1 shall shave it off, don't ed fellow sine he began to use Grape, yt know. Nuts food." Name given by Poem Co., Miss Peppary Ohf let it grow; perhaps Battle Creek, Mich. fa that way you'll get it all' out of your There's a reason. Read the little book, stystem, "The Road to Wellvilie," 111 pkgt. "He always seems to be very. earnest, at ariy rate." "Oh, very. Why, be can say, `How are you?' and give you thea impression that he really wants to know." Put up In Sr Yard Rolle. The famous "The b ds L" Menthol Plasters which cure lumbago backache, sciatica, neuralgia, etc., are also put up in one yard rolls for physicians and,family use. Davis & Lawrence Co.. Montreal. Rich Aunt: "You only visit me when you want money." Impecunious Ne- phew: "Well, I couldn't come more frequently, could I?" it Needs No Testimonial.—It is a guarantee in itself. If testimonials were required thousands front allusortss and furnished cold be nt tions of men in widely diticrent places. Many medicines aro put forth every year which have but an ephemeral existence and then are heard of no more. Dr. pn re- putation every i ie ihas1 day sin itr own l fret emade its appearance. "Well, thank goodness, you've never seen me run after people who had money!" said one man to another. "No; but I've seen people run after you because you hadn't money!" was the reply. "My Physicians Told Me i Must Die, hut South Af'nerican Kidney Cure cured me of that awful BrIght's Disease." This is a sentence from a letter of a well known business man in the western town who through overwork and worry had contracted this kidney pestilence. It will relieve instantly and cure all kidney diseases: 102. Debt Collector: "I have called to get payment of an account against your master." Servant (promptly): "My mas- ter's not in." Debt Collector: "Why, 1 saw him go- in. at the door a moment ago."Servant: "Yes; but he saw you, and was over the back wall in a jiffy." RHEUMATISM AND PARALYSIS, Their complete home cure. Post free to readers of this paper. For limited period. only. A liandsoine illustrated treatise, giv- ing full; description cf itlu;unratlsio and Paralysis, with Instructions for a con.- plate home cure, describing the meet successful trentenent, in the world, re- commended by the Ministr,v and endors- ed by medical men. 111s highly in- structive book was written by W. If. Veno,' a geutienian who hasp made a study of these diseases. The preface 1, by a grnduate Of `the Untverril'ty. of Wurtzburg.. Send postal to -clay. and you will receive the book tree by re- turn.-Addreis. The Veno Drug 00., 24 King St , i est, Teton La, SILENCE IS GOLDE'N. When speech is a barbed arrow that hurts and wounds, silence is golden. But kind words aro golden,too, and, silence is sometimes the refuge of the coward and the poltroon. When an ab- sent friend needs defence, silence is mean and skulks behind fear, instead of corit- •1ng boldly to the front. Gold,en it is. when it acts as an impregnable abattis against slander and malicious tongues.. It behooves us to discriminate. "By ray words thou shalt be justified, and by my Words shalt thou be condemned," CAUSE FOR THAW. A man. lost 1i leg in a railroad acci- dent, and when they picked him up the flint word he saidItts, Thank the Lord`, It wag the 1e8 WO. . the rheutuialint In M." • IF IT'S MADE OF RUBBER WE HAVE IT; Write us- and mention your wants. itldi�]RLI1 a gpGloiiyco Box 1008, Montreal. RHEUMATISM In any form and cold perspiring feet positively -tired within SO days, by our newly patented ttagnetic Discs or money promptly refunded. Wailed anywhere 51.00. Write fur descriptive sookiet. Ageute wanted. MAGNETIC BItIU• KATISM CURL CO., Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada The hardest work a young lady does! is dishwashing, and the hardest work known to a man is nursing the baby. you put it?" Chemists Have Trouble in getting iron into such a state .that the system will absorb. and benefit by it, In "Perrovim," the best tonib perfection has been achieved. It builds ant); strengthens. "Your money or your life?" said the robber. "Take me life," responded the victilxi, "I'm savin' me money for me old age 1" A bottle of Bicklo's Anti -Consumptive" Syrup, taken according to directions, will subdue a cough in a short time. This assertion can be verified by hue. dreds who have tried it and are pleas- -d to bear testimony to its merits, so that all may know what a splendid medicine it is. It costs you only ':25 whoa have beenoin t the of itts use.anY Minister: "I made seven hearts happy to -day." Parishioner: "Ilow was that?" Minister : "Married three couples." Parishioner : "That makes only six." Minister : "Well, do you think I_ did it for nothing?" "I believe it to be the most effective remedy for the Stomach and Nerves on the market," is what Annie Patterson, of Sackville, N. B., says of South Ameri- can Nervine, for, she' says, La Grippe and the complications which followed it left her next to dead with Indigestion, Dyspepsia and General Nervous Shatter- ing. It cured her. -100. "So he said I was a polished gentle- man, did be?"- "Well, yes; it was the same thing." "Ahl What was the exact word?" "He said you were a slippery fellow." Signals 01 Danger.—Have you lost your appetite? rave you a coated tongue? Have you any unpleasant taste in the mouth? Does your head ache and have you dizziness? If so, your stomach is out of order and you need medicine, But you ' de not like medicine lie that prefers sickness to medicine mast suffer, but under the cir- cumstances the wise pian would procure a box '-of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills and speedily get himself in health, and strive to keep so. Mrs. Braggs—•`I wish you wouldn't be se positive. There : are two sides to every question." iIr. Braggs (with .a rear)—"Well, that's no reason why you should always lie on the wrong side!" 'Spots sad blotchos os the face and neck are often. merely signs of fold blood. Appply Weaver's Curate, to Obtain immediate relief • and -take Weiv6k's Syrup to rid the blood of pollution. "I am of the opinion," remarked the fat boarder at the brealcfast-table, "that proceedings should . be , commenced against this coffee. -.Why so? inquired the • landlady, glaringly. "Because it refuses to settle." Mother Craves' Worm Exterminator does not, require the help of any pur- gative medicine to complete the, cure. ive it a trial and be convinced. 9 thought," said the victim, indig- nantly, `That you were a poinless dentist." "1 am," replied the smiling operator; "I do riot suffer the slightest pain." FRAGRANT AS FRESH VIOLETS leieseaseenameeelesseiaitreierre=mirtaelietestetealieteattevenelegXeee y ,comes to the home FRESH and PURE as when it left the PLANTATION to to manufactured. with. SPECIAL CARE and CLOSELY SEALED in 'pound and half pound .refid packets. , Only one best tea. Blue Ribbon's [t: "Oshawa " Wind, Waitar, Storm, and Fire Froof. Looked eat All Four Sides Made from Painted or Galvanized• Steel, at prices varying from $2.85 to $5,10 per hundred square feet covering measure. This is the most desirable cov- ering on the market, and is an ideal covering for Houses, Barns, Stores, Ele- vators, Churches, etc. Any 'handy man can lay the "OSHAWA" shingles. A hammer and snips are the only tools required. We are the largest and oldest company of the kind under the. British flag, and have covered thousands of the best buildings throughout Canada, making them FiRE, WATER AND LIGHTNING -PROOF We also maunfacture Corrugated Iron in long sheets, Conductor Pipe and EAVE TROUGH Etc: METAL SiDiNG, ..in imitation of brick or stone. METAL CEILINGS, in 2,000 designs. Write for Catalogue No. 1R and free samples of "OSHAWA" Shingles. Write to -day. WIEDER 3E1P7EDEAta..MOSE. Nom Clo3ED3CalEI, MONTREAL, QUE. OTTAWA, edit TB1tONTS. ONT. LIMON, 011T, malaise, vatted IVSA, 707 Craig St. 423 Suuex st. 11 Colborne St 58 Dundas st, 70 Lombard St. tial Pander et. W1t1TE YOUR NBLHSST OPFtC . Head Office and Works, - - Oshawa, Ont., Canada This Beautiful Fur Scarf Given Away This handSoaoo For Scarf, !nada of fine black fulhibriod skins to about as inches tone, and baa sax large beautiful black tells. The fur la full, soft and Luffy, lust the right style, equalling in appearance Stack 'Martin acorn that coat give or ala dollars, ornamented with nice plated Neck Chola et very haud• ammo appearance. rich, warm and stylishiooLing. Wo will ewe Gray one hundred of these extra Leo Pur BearSt to ladles and girls who Mill help introduce Dr. Armour's femme Vegetable Pule, the greatest remedies on earth for the cure of lndlgeaton, can. etipation, rhsumatis,n. kidney complaints, weak rad impure conditions of the blood, catarrh female ,noak• teases, eta We want a few honest s,ter sin sacs tocaaty to receive our handsome flim, , DON'T -SEND ANY MONEY N Juetaead eurnameaadsddreuandagtestaadf only eight boxes el these . fsmrous remedies at 460. a box Wptrust. Pon and send Gana br emu isratyaid. Each customer who, buys front yen' is entitled toe hsndCe'o present from na. You: an sell them quickly. When sold return fit the moneysnd we will tad WWW leively. l r Scargat once. IfyouaoUthe,geods audretum' he money quietly we villgive you an Oppo t to secure a bandaome. KGold' Waatehora. mfini a0ceot• soma. Gold -finished Jewelled Sing Pres, besides the scarf. without selling any more goods. Don't wiles this oppor. tunity. Write now before you forget 1t and yon can soon secure these handsome presents. Addrau, The Dr. Armour Medicine Co., FUR DEPT. 9 ' „ TORONTO, ONT. Non—This ,a a arasd Offer by a'raUable Company. Mail= .E1=IZOINNIMIlillillt In Western Canada Two cornerhte rection, select. ed lands in Saskatchewan, only 8 miles from two railways, C.2'.R, & O.T.P. Strong soil, 90 per cant. plough land, spring, creek, no sloughs. About 4o miies N.S. of Indian Head. Price 410.60 per acre. Writs for map and full particulars R. PARSONS, !t Wenestey Street. 'Toronto, Canada. The Young Doctor -"Just' think— six of my patients recovered lies week." The Old Doctor—"It's your own fault, my boy. You spend too much time at the club." The never failing medicine, Holloway's Corn Cure, removes all kinds of corns, warts, etc.; even the most dlflicplt to remove cannot withstand this wonderful remedy. "Do you owe Bilker any money?" "No." "Why do you- avoid meeting him?" "Don't want him to owe me money." -- An Awful Experience with Heart Dis- ease.—Mr. L. J. Law, Toronto, Can., writes: "I 'was so sorely troubled with heart disease that I was unable for 18 montbs to lie down in bed lest I smo- ther. After taking one dose of Dr. Agnew's Heart Cure,, I retired and slept soundly. I used one bottle and the trouble has not returned." -90 First Man: "I -How many servants do you keep?" Second Man: "7hree gen- erally—one in the kitchen, one. leaving, and one conning." The Most Popular P111. --The pill Is' the most popular of all forms of medi- cine.' and of pills the most popular art Parntelee's Vegetable Pills, because they do what it is asserted they can do, and .aro not put forward • on any ficti- tious claims to excellence. They are compact and portable, they are easily takeu, they do not nauseate nor gripe, and they give . relief in the most stub- born cases. pip baatim„ Wes itlt?nsn aH ,, juq Mitt excel I PIP oaellA\n 'OVTM sill 01 ekes ell Imo lsauoq os tram u eas mows nog. Sunlight Soap is better than other soaps, but is beet when used in the Sunlight way. Buy Sunlight Soap and follow directions. GE1IiefANS NIiED BIRDS. German farmers are trying to induce the smaller birds to return, to their old haunts about the fields; and for this purport: are setting out Boxes and other artificial devices toserve the birds for homes. . Tho farmers need the birds to destroy the insects, but the birds are Ws - appearing not only because of their 41 - Meet slaughter, but also because the old (reel in the decayed hollows of which they, bMilt their nests, the old copses which they haunted, and both of which were prolific in insects, together with the stagnant` pools which yielded them food in abundance, are all disappearing be- fore the closer cultivation of. the pre- sent time. — An old man is as proud of his ability to do a day's work as a young elan of his ability to avoid it. . A:� OR SALE—Best, cheapest and nicest located stock farm in the United States; has a beautiful water front, and contains 800 acres. SAMUEL P. WOOD- COCK, Salisbury,''Md. BIG MONEY TO MEN WITH RIG. One 'beginner made $6.00 first morn. ing. Whole or spare time. The best 50c seller, giving 25e profit. Users buy every month. Township right worth more than any general store business. Act promptly if -you want territory. Golden Crest Company, 9 Bathurst Sl., London, Ont. PATENTED MARCO 8T5, 1904. Three Machines -Triple Wall, Two Wall, and Gement Brick Machines. The fastest and cheapest in the market, making brink faced with one inch colored, and stronger concrete. Write for booklet, P. bkaRLAAti7, Stratford, Ont. It's impossible to convince' 'a girl that exercise at a washtub improves the complexion. When Vou' Have a Cold, the air cella are Elm god with mucous or phlegm. ,Alten'e Lung Balsam, in curing a cold, clears the tiny air passages and heals the bronchial tubes. —44 "I say, boy," remarked a would-be fisherman, "are there any fish in this stream?" ''-"Yes." "Will they bite?" "None of them ever bit me" leiele'; but you needn't' go into the water to ilsh4-? .,,e you're afraid of them." :ems 'Ra^ Cash or Cure 111 Shaol.4,.Consumption Cure fails to euro • your Cold olr Cough, you get back allou paid for it. You are sure of a Cure of the Cash. If it wasn't a sure cure, this ogee would not be made,. Cill anything be fairer ? IFyou have a Cold, Cough, or any dimes of the Throes, Lungs or Air Passages, try $UILOH 313 25c pet bottle All dealers guarantee it. T N U ISSUE NO. 7—Oi 1 Ire sso 1_Hi9 i1Jrein •i• :iii :,:y; 60, t6. 1.74 il il 'fi` :�,,,.. sw,� .;.�.'e�'��\,ii ;•s �;dy I0'_55LR:••. Re ardQ �. G a Co tFoR '' RER1rE M wnuasPAID er •. ,i` , [vII eR aROTN[RSMITED; GI�ARAt4TEED PERFECTLY PURE GENUINE,& vosonvo ONT TOMO* PERSON RROCA" YaOVETNaT FREE FROMAODUERAT ON Alta/Unmet TM."oA►CONTM"7T0Nr e""" AUTHOnizto To RETURN PURCHASE MONEY' AeterRoa T,AOY KIAf.SOOtVEN ORTO ANYONE FINDING CAUSE FOR COMPLAINT. ■» aril 1111.11 bobre beimerw srseilmunraosse ssmma e. Your Money Refwsded by the dealer fromw h o m yon buy Sun- light Soap if you End any cause for complaint. Sunlight Soap is better than other soaps, but is best when used in the Sunlight way. $5,000 reward will be paid teeny person who proves that SenlietttSoap contains any , injurious chemicals or any form of adulteration. Equally good with hard or soft waters • Levee 8rotbaere Limited, Towessto sal ` DISCOVERED WHITE CHINA. Of many instances in which an acci- dental discovery revolutionized a whole •industry there is none more -striking than that which enabled Samuel Ast- bury, in 1730, to impart to pottery that white glaze• which is its . chief beauty. Chancing, while journeying to London, to halt at Banbury, he noticed that one of his horse's eyes was badly in- flamed. He consulted the ostler, who flung a red-hot flint into a basin of water, thereby easily reducing it to a powder, which he applied to the injur- ed eye. Astbury, who had watched the process, guessed • that at length he had solved the problem which had so long perplexed him. He procured a cartload of flints, had them fired and pulverized, and, mixing the powder with pipeclay and water; applied it to his ware, which, after the final baking, became white and shining. This invention, which he im- proved upon by introducing calcined flint into the body of the ware, was soon universally adopted. When Baby had Scald Head— When Mother had Salt Rheum—When Father had Piles.—Dr. Agnew's- Ointment gave quickest relief and surest cure. These are gems of truth picked from .test- mony which is given everyday to this greatest of healers. It has never been. matched in curative qualities in Eczema; Tetter, Piles, etc. 35 cents. -103 4 A SHIP WORTH TAKING. On the 9th of June, 1857, Drake,- com- ing back from "singeing the King of Spain's beard in Cadiz," fell in with a huge vessel, which he captured. She proved to be the San Philipe, an East Indiaman awned by the King of Spain himself, and then the largest merchant- man afloat. Her cargo valued at more than five million dollars of modern mon ey, was in itself the most valuable ever captured. But there was something else even more valuable than the.cargo. This consisted of the ship's papers and ac -- counts, which disclosed to the merchant adventurerers of England all the me- thods and mysteries and the boundless possibilities of the East India trade. In- deed, it would hardly be stretching the facts to say that the morning which saw the capture of the San Philipp saw also the dawn of Britain's Indian Empire., The immediateresult was the formation of the East India Company, which was not only the greatest commercial cor- poration the world had ever seen, but alsothe only one that ever commanded til; own armies and fleets, and wielded powers little less than Imperial. 4 SEPARATION. "I have called," began Mr. Nervey Poorman, "to speak to you about your (laughter. Of course, you must have no- ticed that there is something between. us—""No," interrupted Mr. Roxley, "but I'm sure there will be pretty soon." "Ahi" "Yes, the Atlantic Ocean, I'm going. to send her abroad until she learns a lit- tle sense." A BOY'S BREAKFAST. 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Life insurance Nuts, and e never had to change was first undertaken by the "Amicable" from that. fle makes his -entire break - In 1706. fast of Grape -Nuts food. It is always } relished by him and he says that it satis- fies hien better than the ordinary kind ADVICE. of a meal. "Better than all he is no longer trou- Ohotly -1 hope til raise a nice Van- bled with indigestion or nervousness, dyke beard, but it's growing so scrag- and has got to be a splendidly develop., fitly 1 think 1 shall shave it off, don't ed fellow sine he began to use Grape, yt know. Nuts food." Name given by Poem Co., Miss Peppary Ohf let it grow; perhaps Battle Creek, Mich. fa that way you'll get it all' out of your There's a reason. Read the little book, stystem, "The Road to Wellvilie," 111 pkgt. "He always seems to be very. earnest, at ariy rate." "Oh, very. Why, be can say, `How are you?' and give you thea impression that he really wants to know." Put up In Sr Yard Rolle. The famous "The b ds L" Menthol Plasters which cure lumbago backache, sciatica, neuralgia, etc., are also put up in one yard rolls for physicians and,family use. Davis & Lawrence Co.. Montreal. Rich Aunt: "You only visit me when you want money." Impecunious Ne- phew: "Well, I couldn't come more frequently, could I?" it Needs No Testimonial.—It is a guarantee in itself. If testimonials were required thousands front allusortss and furnished cold be nt tions of men in widely diticrent places. Many medicines aro put forth every year which have but an ephemeral existence and then are heard of no more. Dr. pn re- putation every i ie ihas1 day sin itr own l fret emade its appearance. "Well, thank goodness, you've never seen me run after people who had money!" said one man to another. "No; but I've seen people run after you because you hadn't money!" was the reply. "My Physicians Told Me i Must Die, hut South Af'nerican Kidney Cure cured me of that awful BrIght's Disease." 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"So he said I was a polished gentle- man, did be?"- "Well, yes; it was the same thing." "Ahl What was the exact word?" "He said you were a slippery fellow." Signals 01 Danger.—Have you lost your appetite? rave you a coated tongue? Have you any unpleasant taste in the mouth? Does your head ache and have you dizziness? If so, your stomach is out of order and you need medicine, But you ' de not like medicine lie that prefers sickness to medicine mast suffer, but under the cir- cumstances the wise pian would procure a box '-of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills and speedily get himself in health, and strive to keep so. Mrs. Braggs—•`I wish you wouldn't be se positive. There : are two sides to every question." iIr. Braggs (with .a rear)—"Well, that's no reason why you should always lie on the wrong side!" 'Spots sad blotchos os the face and neck are often. merely signs of fold blood. Appply Weaver's Curate, to Obtain immediate relief • and -take Weiv6k's Syrup to rid the blood of pollution. "I am of the opinion," remarked the fat boarder at the brealcfast-table, "that proceedings should . be , commenced against this coffee. -.Why so? inquired the • landlady, glaringly. "Because it refuses to settle." Mother Craves' Worm Exterminator does not, require the help of any pur- gative medicine to complete the, cure. ive it a trial and be convinced. 9 thought," said the victim, indig- nantly, `That you were a poinless dentist." "1 am," replied the smiling operator; "I do riot suffer the slightest pain." FRAGRANT AS FRESH VIOLETS leieseaseenameeelesseiaitreierre=mirtaelietestetealieteattevenelegXeee y ,comes to the home FRESH and PURE as when it left the PLANTATION to to manufactured. with. SPECIAL CARE and CLOSELY SEALED in 'pound and half pound .refid packets. , Only one best tea. Blue Ribbon's [t: "Oshawa " Wind, Waitar, Storm, and Fire Froof. 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Wo will ewe Gray one hundred of these extra Leo Pur BearSt to ladles and girls who Mill help introduce Dr. Armour's femme Vegetable Pule, the greatest remedies on earth for the cure of lndlgeaton, can. etipation, rhsumatis,n. kidney complaints, weak rad impure conditions of the blood, catarrh female ,noak• teases, eta We want a few honest s,ter sin sacs tocaaty to receive our handsome flim, , DON'T -SEND ANY MONEY N Juetaead eurnameaadsddreuandagtestaadf only eight boxes el these . fsmrous remedies at 460. a box Wptrust. Pon and send Gana br emu isratyaid. Each customer who, buys front yen' is entitled toe hsndCe'o present from na. You: an sell them quickly. When sold return fit the moneysnd we will tad WWW leively. l r Scargat once. IfyouaoUthe,geods audretum' he money quietly we villgive you an Oppo t to secure a bandaome. KGold' Waatehora. mfini a0ceot• soma. Gold -finished Jewelled Sing Pres, besides the scarf. without selling any more goods. Don't wiles this oppor. tunity. 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Tho farmers need the birds to destroy the insects, but the birds are Ws - appearing not only because of their 41 - Meet slaughter, but also because the old (reel in the decayed hollows of which they, bMilt their nests, the old copses which they haunted, and both of which were prolific in insects, together with the stagnant` pools which yielded them food in abundance, are all disappearing be- fore the closer cultivation of. the pre- sent time. — An old man is as proud of his ability to do a day's work as a young elan of his ability to avoid it. . A:� OR SALE—Best, cheapest and nicest located stock farm in the United States; has a beautiful water front, and contains 800 acres. SAMUEL P. WOOD- COCK, Salisbury,''Md. BIG MONEY TO MEN WITH RIG. One 'beginner made $6.00 first morn. ing. Whole or spare time. The best 50c seller, giving 25e profit. Users buy every month. Township right worth more than any general store business. Act promptly if -you want territory. 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Cill anything be fairer ? IFyou have a Cold, Cough, or any dimes of the Throes, Lungs or Air Passages, try $UILOH 313 25c pet bottle All dealers guarantee it. T N U ISSUE NO. 7—Oi 1