Exeter Advocate, 1911-1-19, Page 7AN OPEN LETTER
From a Baptist Clergyman Telling
of Cures Wrought b pr.
Williams' Pink Pills
The Dr. ' Williams' Medicine Co.,
,Brockville; Ont,
Gentlemen,—It has been my 'in.-
teution to write to you for some
time, but being; busy,' have "neg-
lected to, do BO until now.
T am a, Baptist minister. Was
ordained June 14th, 1887, in Ora-
Mahe Baptist Church, Northumber-
land Co,, Ont. I want to tell you
in as few words as possible what I
know about Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, I was pastor of the Dales-
rile Baptist hu
lst C ch in
Que.,
t i 1891
end again lin 1894-o. While pastor
In 1891, the Rev, John Icing, a for-
mer pastor, aged 74, was stricken
with, paralysis sothat he could not
help himself. He had, to, or did,
take a, tablespoonful of rhubarb
every day to keep his bowels regu-
lar. I thought of Dr. 'Williams'
Pink Pills.. He began taking them
and it was not long beton he ealalel
walk again and his bowers were res
prier. T#; paralysis never retaarn-
eel and Itis trowels remained active.
Se died a few years ago practical-
ly from old age.
I went from Dalesville, Que., to
Groton, Verinan , els pastor of the
Baptist Church in that place, There
lived . man about two and one-half
mile's from Groton by the name of
Boil. Moth :rt, ra, OeeetRain. I Beard
Ile was ill an being z
and aanadiai,
X went to see hien. I. found him st-
ing in bed, He said he had no pain,
-but was too weak to sit up. His
lips were bloodless, au fact he was
acs white as ebalk. I recommended
Dr:. 'Williams' Pink Pills and gave
hien same. He began taking them
and in a short time eouid eee blood
inn the wilts of his handy and in
the eourze of az ,tew weeks he was
gait watching men building a new
barn for hixn.., and' shortly after
that he. canoe to Groton to church.
Now, I ought to tell you that the
doctor of Groton had given him up.
The *epee doctor (a doctor in an
adjoining village) could not help
him and said so, The best doctor
in tho hospital of Burlington, Vt.,
came and saw Mr. McCrea, but said
be could not help him, He did not
get any help until Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills put him. on his feet
attain,
Later I returned
to i}alcsv Ile,
Quo., as pastor. A young lady who
lived about six miles west of Dales-
villo at a place called Edina, sent
for me to come to see her, as She
bad been a member of my eongre-
'gation in my ' former pastorate. 1
event to see her and fotind a similar.
case to that of Mr, McCrae, of
Groton, Vt.'This girl was so weak',
she could not sit up, She appear-
ed to be bloodless. I said to her:
"It will cost you $6,00 to get a doc-
tor to come out :from ;Lachine to
see you,, whereas you can get six
boxes of Dr: Williams' Pink Pills
for $2.00." She followed my advice,
took Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and
when some time later I saw her in
Lachute, sh Mrvas as well as ever,
R.nd. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills did it
•
tall.
I have given you the facts of
these three eases which came to my
personal notice and Ithink only just
to other sufferers that these cures
should be given the widest publi-
city. If you wish me to go before
a magistrate and.' take oath to -the
truthfulness of the things mention-
ed above, I am prepared to do so.
I am' at present engaged in evange-
listic work,' and have therefore not
at -the present time', a permanent
address. I can, however, refer you
to the editor of the Canadian;. Bap
tist.
(Signed), T. C. Sowter.
HE WAS WISE.
Ross="What was yes-
terday?" :our,huri" es-
teiday ?„
y
Penrose -"I just bought my wife
a new hat and had to .hurry home
before the style changed."
No surgical operation is neces-
sary in removing' corns if Hello -
way's Corn Cure be used.
Too many men mistake' conspicu-
ousness for greatness.
t4Inard"s Liniment Cures Coids,, etc
:PRICE OF EGGS ROSE.
Hewitt="How did he'. make his
.fortune?"
''`..Jewitt—`"He kept aen."
nG
ac n '
c,timea,m ll o i.n ,
stofthes a b.y t
eluting "soniething.`he' is lousy' look -
leg for sonicthing,'to eat.
a Blind
One
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Olbse
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ABOUT J'ARLIAME1\TS.
Facts That Are Especially Iuterest-
ing Just Now.
The first parliament of Great.
Britain, met in 1707.
Not until 1771 were the debates
in Parliament allowed to be report-
ed.
The first Parliament of the Unit-
ed ICingdoru of Great Britain and.
Ireland met. . in 1801.
The first Jew admitted to Paella,
Ment, the late Baron L. Rothe-
child, took his seat on July ' 26th,
1858.
.The "Parliament of Dunces,"
convened by Henry IV, at Coven-
try, in 1404, was so called because
all lawyers were excluded from it.
In 1649 the Rouse of Commons
formally abolished the ' ionse of.
Lords, andinthe same yeara
peer
sat as a member of the Commons.
Prior to the time of the Stuarts,
members of Parliament were paid a
regular wage for their services by
the constituencies returning then,.
The present' House of Commons
and House of Lords Sere represent-
ed in Anglo-Saxon times by the
Polknoot or Connell of the people,
and the Witenageinot or Oounoil of
the Chiefs.
The shortest Parliament lasted.
for one day only, and decreed the
deposition of King Richard Il, The
four next shortest lasted seven,
twelve, fourteen, and twenty days
reepecti•ely,
The "Parliament of Bats" assent-
bled during the regenoy in the
reign of Henry VI. Its members
were forbidden to carry swords, so
they eaano to the house of Com
mous with bats er clubs.
Parliaments have sat `,,1 strange
places. One was held by Edward
under an oak tree in Sherwood fore
est. Another, called the "Black
was
P rliament " 'c:o
, nYened h 3'
Henry VIII. irz Bridewell: Gaol,
o little was the right of retztrn'
stag eneartbers to Parliament esteem-
od in this days of the early Tudor
Kings, that rainy boroughs paid
considerable sits li of money for the
''Privilege" of being disfrunzehised.
Now that Russia, Turkey. and .'
Persia have each achieved or been
granted constitutional government
of a kind, there are only three',
countries in the world without
Parliament. They. are Cnina, Mor-
occo, and the, tiny principality of
Monaco.
When the King opens Parliament
in. State the Crown. and the Gap of
Maintenance figures largely in, the
cerernony. Each is borne before
his Majesty by a nobleman of high
rank, the Grown an a cushion of
crimson velvet, the Cap on the top
of a short white staff, for these em-
blems of royal, r ank may not be
olckty Mop* caadhr.
wares• ScoldsA. coaheenits.t
tt,a throat told Isi& a . ,
1'
touched by any hands but the hands
of the Sovereign.
"Parliament .Undertakers" was
the name given to the little group
of great nobles who, till William
Pitt's administration, returned ful-
ly half the members of the House'
of Commons. More than sixty
seats were in the hands of Lord,
Downshire, the Ponsonbys, "and the
Beresfords alone. They undertook
to manage Parliament in their own
way, on' their own terms, and
largely` in their own interests.
A GOOD SCHEME.
"I see the sheriff is advertising
your stock for sale."
"`Yes; and he's getting quite a
run of business. I wish I had tried
advertising myself."
TRY MURINE EYE' REMEDY
for Red,. Weak, Weary, :Watery Eyes
and Granulated Eyelids.: Murine Doesn't
Smart—Soothes Eye Pain.' Druggists
Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c,
50c, 41.00. Murine Eye Saive in
Aseptic'Tubes, 25e, $1.00. Eye Books
and Eye Advice Free by Mail.
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
And it'sometini
es happens that a
man likes to have his wife get so
mad she won't speak, to him ---then
she will not ask him for money. '
Worms cause fretfulness and rob.
the infant of sleep; the great ;riour
isher. Mother Graves' Worm Ex-
terminator.' will clear, the stomach
and intestines and restore health-
fulness.
LESSEII, OF TWO EVILS., .
" 'r`. „�:'.
Sir, . said' the tr.,.mp, "1 : have
ncit tasted food for, seven- days .; an
etli i half an houa of fasting,;
T must ,die."
exclaimed the ,philan- r.
thropist; "you shall •11vee 'e Take this
ticleet. it; will 'admit you, in' ir)y
'steal, to;% a sumptuous bancluet;`''�
course after course, --meats, wines, ,i
and dessert -ea feast three ".hours
�cing (lorious company r; Ef ,;
forts, 'Ms Spotitoftcn, Mr ring`
yarn, ,and -other eminent ,pien.,
Will there be say- after dinner'
eechc s'?" asked the staring ;one
Column of i'ezn,?' said the phil j
a Ilroplst A> at ie tramp-4here
s
11"11
h�'TT �1i,ti~stf
ant
1 einl
STARTS THE NEW
YEAR A NEW MAN
QUEBEC FARMER TELLS WHAT
DODD'S RID1NBY PILLS
DI» FOIL BIL
They fixed up his Nidneye, made
his blood; pure, and ivatle 'hLm
feel
young all over.
Franklin Centreue. Jan: 1
rt
(Special),—The only way to start
the New Year right is to get the
health right, and Mr. William
Gamble, a well known learner liv-
ing near here is telling his neigh-
bors llow he got his health right.
"I am afarmer sixty-seven years
o1 age," Mr. Gamble says, "And
I suffered with. a'weak back and
stoppage o.#' water `off and on for
ten years, I used several boxes of
Dodd' Kidney Pills, and they
made a new man of me.. Dodd's
Kidney Pills are the best,: medicine
I have ever taken,''
' Dodd's Kidney Pills will make a
,j ew marl of you because, they make
the Kidneys strong and bealthu and
able to do their work of etra.inieg
all the impurities out of the blood.
Pure blood means new life. It
means good eirculation and renew-
ed strength and energy all over the
body.
Dodd's Kidney Pills cure all
forms of Kidney Disease from
Back he to Bright's Disease, and
the •Mao are
doinga great work
by giving renewed health and en-
ergy' to thousands of Canadians who
are run-down, tired and generally
feeling no good for anything. Start
the new year by totting up the Kid-
neys with Dodd's Kidney Pills. It
will pay you;
A DIFFERENC"E„
SniithT- »What is ,your laoy* le;a rn-
mg a,t college?"
Brown—"I don't know. 1 can
only tell you what he is studying.''
Externally' or Internally, it is
Good -When applied externally by
brisk rubbing, Dr. Thomas' Ecicc-
tric OR opens the pores and pene-
trates the tissue as fow liniments
do, touching the seat of the trait
blc and immediately affording re-
lief. Administered internally, it
will still irritation t ion in the throat
which induces coughing and will euro
affections of tho bronchial tubes
and respiratory organs. Try it and
be convinced.
DID HE GET IT?
Tru -in Passenger (to porter who
is wielding whisk)—Much dust on
me, porter?
Porter—Tout 50 cents' wuth,
sir.
AizNARn'S LINT.tENT CO, LIMITED.
GI NrLE\u N,—Last winter I received
great benefit fro,n the use of MINARD'S
LINIMENT in a severe attack of La -
Grippe, and. I have frequently proved it
to be very effective in cases of Inflamma-
tion.
Yours,
W. A. HUTC1IINSON.
EXPERT. MOUNTAINEERS.
"We went all through Europe."
"Do much climbing?"
"Considerable. .At " every ens-
tom -house we had to hunt our
trunks."
."A Crowe -yard Cough" Is the p17 of tortured
lunge for mercy. Give them mercy in the form of,
Allen's' Lung Balsam, which is used with such
good effect even in aonaumption's earl ea
tag.
Winer neglect a cough. •
The first time a bride loses her
temper if worries hex husband half
to death.
hiinard's Liniment Cures Carget`in Cows.
It is better' to getg gright at the
start than to back up and start
again.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO r4 DAYS
Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINT
MENT fails to cure aky case of Itching, Bllnd,
Bleeding or Protruding' Piles in 6to 14days. .itc
HE HAD FOUND HER ;OUT-
Husband—"Y ou never 1>iss .me
except when you want money."
Wife—"We11, isn't that often
enough 1". '
A SOPORIFIC MEASURE.
"Doctor, I've tried' everything
and I can't get to sleep," coin-
plained the voice at the other end
of the telephone. "Can't you do
something for me
"Yes," said the doctor, kindly,
"just hold the wire and I'lI sing you
a lullaby."
liar over fifty years Rheumatism;
Neuralgia, and other painful ail-
meats have been cured by Hamlin'$
Wizard Oil, It is a. good honest
rernedy and you will not regret hay-
ne' a bottle ready for use,
NAMES IN SAMOA..
Travell r g
e s visiting Samoa, axe'puz-
zle,d, at first by the fact that many
boys bear feminine names, while
girls as frequently have masculine
names, The visitor learns after
a, while, however, etbat his con-
fusing use of names instead of be-
ing due to ign'xean.C;;, is in. r , i
ya1 ty
the result of anative custom which
is highly poetie. Thusif agill "s
born soon after the deal b, of a bre-
ther the latter's name is given to
her in the belief tnau res spirit and
all his good qualitieshave been.
transferred to her. Oe the o:t ror
hand, if a boy is heat ,aft'ee , tho
death el a sister he teles he lat-
ter's name and, as tilt Sit:Monne' lie,
Bove, all her los-able traits beeon e
his.
STORMS AND THE RAILWAYS.
The barometer plays an import-
ant part in the npexaition of Lon-
don's underground railways,alwa
In
the traffic-euntroller's
-office elese
watch is kept upon the glass, and
when it indicates the corning of bad
weather, the effect upon the train
serviee is immediate. When it rains
on, the surlaee, there is an instant
rush of Londoners to the under-
ground lines, and if such, erowding
is not forefieen in time to provide
for it, 'there is great eongestien. at m
stations. Therefore tram service
i regulated with Constant reference
to the barometer, more trains be -
in placed ou the .'ehedule for the
ithoe. sof storm, awl fewer when s• n-
sb ne llroniises again.
BABY'S SPLENDID.
IIEAJiiL
Mrs, R. Yates, Montreal,
Que., writes: ---"'Bab .ys spice -
did
icn-
did health was obt111ned
through the use of Baby's
Own Tablets. They are a
grand medicine for eonstipa-
tion, as their abctiort is easy
and docs not give baby pain.
I would recommend them to
all mothers; no one should be
without them' who leave young
children in the Rause." This
testimony is similar tothou-
sands of others sent us by
grateful mothers. Every mo-
ther who has ever used the
tablets for her little ones will
tell you they are the verybest
medicine in the world. They
not only cure the ills of the
little ones, but they make.
them grow happy and strong:
The Tablets can be given to
even the youngest babe -with
absolute safety as they are
sold under the guarantee of
a government Analyst to eon-
tain no opiate or other harm-
ful drug. They cannot pos-
sibly do harm—they always
do good. Baby's Own Tablets
are sold by medicine dealers
or at 25 cents a box from The
Dr. Williams' . Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
And yet the lively horse may not
be so much of a charger as the chap
who runs the stable.
tin. Wlnslt
v s Soothing Syrup
Has beau uspl- for oser SIXTY-FIVE YEARS . by ;
I1tfLLtO5y of MOTHERS for their CIfILDREN WIIILE
-TEETHING. with rsinscr SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES
.;CURILD. SOFTENS tho GUMS. ALLAYS all PA/N;
RES' WIND: COLfc, and le the best remedy for
DIARRII EA. .Sold by Drucrlete In ovcry part of the
world Bo sure and ask for "Bre. WInelow a Soothlnc
Syrup," and talro.:no"othor, kind, Trent -eve cents a
bottle. Gtaranteed under the Food .and Drugs Act,
tm,&30th, 0906. Serial Number 0091.
-AN OLD AND WELL TRIED BEtMENT.
The man with
a grouch is Known
by his bark.
Only'one "BROMIC QUININE"
That is LAXATIVE IIROMO QUININE,. Look
for signature
of L. W. GtiOVk,. ;Used the,
World over to'Cure a Cold in Ono Day, 25c
A dentist may - not be a society
man, but he is' -right at home in a
drawing room.'
All Women know what le le to have'vtolont pain.
Flame take ono thing and come another, Our ad
vice isto place "Tho T3 L" Menthol Plaster
over the seat.of-the pain it will do mora to give
you comfort than anything,
A man's shortcomings ; are the
things his neighbors first take kas
to become cognizant of
Boon for the Bilious. --The Irv,
tre is a 'very-tiensative organ and
a;sily deranged. When this occurs
ere is undue secretion of bile' 3.,
acrid, Ilquld flows into the,s
i'vnd°=ours it. It is a most d%s'
*Vas t A?allment and leany a,i`e1-
olxe o Glu tlis core Ion a maing°
_...
e )1ODE t;► MI liter} ;i
Re Had Eczema 261 Years and Do,
tors Said "No Cure."'
Yet Zaul Buk Ras Worked- Cott
plete Cure.
This is the experience el .a ma
of high reputation, widely known in
Montreal, and whose ease can read-
ily be investigated. Mr. T, M.
Marsh, the gentleman referred to,
lives at 101 Delorirnier Avenue,
Montreal, and ;bas lived there for
years. ar twenty-five years 'Tee
had eczema on his hands and
wrists. The disease first started in
red blotches, which . itched, and
when scratched .
became
beca
me painfnl
odBa,d asnodresthfelldowh,arwheicshpdreisaedhatrge-
disease ,
`.until his hands were one
raw, painful mass of sores.
Four eminent medical oda al nlen tried
to cure hialz, and each gave up the
ease as hopeless in the end, Natur-
ally, Mr. Marsh tried remedies of
all .kinds, but he, also, at last gave
up, For two years he had to wear.
gloves day and night eo terrible was
the pain and itching when the air
got to the sores.
Then carne Zam-Buk i He tried
it, just as be had tried hundreds of,
re'meeiies be fare, But he soon s`
for:rid out that Zaln,-Buk was dif-
ftarent, Within a few weeks there
were distinct signs of heeefit, and
a little perseverance with this great
herbal balm resulted in what be
had given up all hope of—n, Qom-
plete cure s And the euro was per-.
aananent, He was eared nearly three
years ago. lutes viewed the other
da Mr. Marsh said: "T
y: ho euro
I
which Zara -Bele worked has. 'been ,
absolutely permanent. From the
day that I was mired to the present a
moment I have had no, trace of ee-l
sea, and I feel sure it will never
return, Having suffered for oven-,
ty.frvo ye ars, I regard my eurea ata a
modern mirraele.'
11 you staffer from any skin trete
eat out this article, write a'
se it the nartie of this paper, i
nail it, with one cent stamp I
pay return postage, to Zana-lluki
o., 'Toronto, We will forward you
by return a. free' trial box of :Zana-
Buk, All druggists and stores teen 1
this famous remedy, [ape, box.
NAMING THE B.aa.BY IN JAPAN.
Such lovers of picturesque cere-
monies as the Japanese do not let'
an important event like the rain-
ing of the baby pass without
pro-
per obsotsare . The infant's birth
is irnnnnediately announced to the
relatives and friends, who hasten
to sand congratulations and pre-
Bents. Visitors used to insist upou
seeing tho mother and child, but
the spread of medical knowledge
is gradually changing this. On the
seventh day after birth the child is
named. The 'first born son is fre-
quently called "'chis," 'which
means "First." Others, as in La-
tin, are :named "Second," "Third"
and so on, Girls are more lucky>,.
reeeiving picturesque names like
" Snow,'? " Chrysanthemum,
"Glory" and the like.
JUST ABOUT NORMAL.
"How's your father getting
along'?" -
"Oh, he's much better this morn-
ing. He's begun to find fault
again."
Better give away your time than
spend it foolishly.
People write a lot of things in a
letter: they wouldn't say to your
face.
The sting of defeat lasts longer
than the sweets of victory.
lir oil,
Cun
utckly slaps' coiidha. cares colds. heal*
throat and lungs. . . . 28 cents,
New Boarder -"How's the fare
here?" Old Boarder—"We have
chicken 'every morning." "That's
first rate! How is it served 1 "In
the shell:''
So popular is, Bickle's Anti -Con-.
sumptive Syrup as a medicine in
the.treatmentof colds and coughs
or ailments of the throat, due to
exposure, to draughts, or sudden
changes of temperature, that drug-
gists and all dealers in patent me-
dicines keep supplies on liand to
.meet the :' demand. _ It; is pleasant
to take, .and.. the use of •it guaran-
tees freedom from throat and lung
'diseases.
Even a, weak woman ilia
"put a'strenteargument,
Month After Month a'' cold Dttdka
tearholes h your throat AreOybt
lopen a stubborn And.long ne+*leatad
frith' Alien's Lang Iizleain
HEY Se,
Mair"
6'a
,
as,o
TAKE A, as
AegN'S WAliTEis
wenK, -- Wit weer BEX,I4'
Ilia! to operate oar gh' a od aatinfil
Machine.. at home' who* or apo .
l tt gtol`bd:'4 trrw+t&; gnu 3 rrlilt. Poe s I
Raft.li •FF riy�q '1,e °°aaadta>i iYl,oltu1
tl . Go.nP a. , 0friilia, 0 tsrio..
1'II HIED,
R4 THJS : ESItSKTt "rialirlg,-- rt*W
sy0terameu aetaut graetico--,ca ai iaa
..
Wit
IAA f4t weeks .Com .e0o Calms-, re-,osI'M
rtryr
eradetw,t4114Itl ra ttret;uta siti$taea 4044)ra weed..
liwrrit*Or5atatpigue, Meter ii tthsrColleAS
e4 gtiffi( li 44. To};ohlto.
ANaE:E1, Tot ort, leases. ate. IptPraai
r and external, cured d without paha o
our home• ta"eatrxent. svelte us ?ieYarn too
tee.
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Besn liedieal Co., united,
C tlew, d Ont.
pe rsl,iorax i a CC,eada t o<,ilay pr..
ide fire ebaneos for yonag e55054,
tPape 741:es5aphw ar"d i,tat,+ars
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ntr-aa Tielegtapka alae€ ;rt�attr4s4
val„ k,otiga amtC4rrszit Ftp,
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YOU
rBE
That Life lust nee work ofTers
greater ret n than any pr;har.
That you ccn ca"pitalis x°o 1r
pa.rugnality" all"i ,give it sol acluat
Ah ,aloe;
That if you are a, worker and
wilt: represent the "X+ts"onaiI Life
your success caro be llmost guar.
auteect. -
DO NOT FORGE
le for the Agency Tenni aei ds
Q;.
The Nationa E
Assurance
of Canada
Head Office Tortaratca
am
Roo:
Fire, ,Lil,dhtnln1
Rust and StormPr
Durable and
Ornamental
Lot us know the size of any
you are thinking of covering and wi
will nuke you an interesting` ,ter.
Metallic Roofing o.
Ltl.wited
MANUFACTURERS
`TORONTO"ana Inne1e1IPEG1
THE. DEEDS THAT COUNT.
Maud—"Why don't you prefer ,
Harry to Will ? Harry is capable,
of big deeds,"
Gladys—"Yes, but Will owns
some.''
An Always Ready Pill. -To those
of regular habit medicine is of little
concern, but the great majority oft
men are not of regular habit. The
worry and cares of business pre-
vent it, and out of the irregular-
ity of life: comes dyspepsia, indiges-
tion, liver and kidney troubles as
a protest. The run-down system.
demands 'a corrective and there is
none better than Parmelee's Vege-
table Pills. They are simple in
their composition and nd can, be tak-
en by the most delicately constitut.
ed.
Wise is the woman who is master
of the art of :saying pleasant things.
inssionarloa reran Lando are friends of Pain•';
tiller. Hundreds of letters to trfy to the fact.
For accidents and sudden oin *rides. diel: ae:.
,prains, cots and bruises. the 0 inv.1n Able,
avoid substitutba, there is btu. " Ya1n;:illar
—Perry Davis' -25c and 50c."
THE SILVER LINT
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