HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1911-1-26, Page 3THE AVERAGE WOMAN
NEEDS MORE BLOOD
Nerves Easily Irritated, Slie iter•
ries fiver Little Tilings
To talo woman in the halm ---the
woman closely confined to the
house either through household
duties or the care of children, or
both --Dr, Williams' Pink Pills are
o. positive blessing. The average
,woman has too little blood.. :E.ier
nerves are easily irritated, she Wet--
Ties
et-ries over little visions has severe
Headaches and backaches and is
sick most of the time. With the •i•1 -o-
man who uses I)r. Williams' Pink
pills the condition is different, She
is always well and the earn of her
children,_ or her household duties,
is a real pleasure. This is because
r. Williams' Pink Pills enrich the
blood Sirppl
3
anddbofns'
lI
ee
Ol
S
health and strength, Mere
is proof.
Mrs. Ir finny Shepherd, Girvin,
WILL; TEST CAM1011,IfA.
T'hirly-levo iLeinbers of Dreaded
Ea,ncl are in Prison.
The walls of the Prison Gardi at
Viterbo, Maly, once a monastery,
now hold; with seeming security 22.
members of the dreaded Oamorra;
whose trial next month for the mur-
der of traitorous associates, is ex-
pected to test the str'engt'hsaid in-
fluence in high places of the most
resourceful of criminal organiza-
tions. Since the prisoners were
brought there from Naples, the of-
ficials have realized that comrades
in the "honorable society" would
not" hesitate to adopt desperate
'measures to free Chief Endes Al
fano and his, companions if they.
couid foresee the slightest chance
of success.'
Detachments of earbineers sur
round the prison.' Sunday passe4.
without incident, but the stillness
of the night was broken frequent -
i
r3r=
by' whistle. calls, softn<l ng at
times as though from a consider-
able distance and
, again se
eming to
Erik.,says-, anithe mother of rise from within thedungeon en-
s
large family and was worn out,
weak and irritable. I kept ,going
to luy doctor about every six weeks,
and he waltld give me something
"to keep pie going a little laager.'
ii l a was e winding *,
closure. In these the guards recog-
nized the familiar signals of the
s
tr
as ttC
n "s who h sought e,�
ill i i thus s
Ca lAr t , s
shush eommllnieation with their
mprisoned friends.
Accordingto the director of the
prison the attempt failed, It had
SHE GORED ITER
HEART DISEASE
WHEN SHE CURED I[ER RID -
NETS WITH D O D D' S
KIDNEY PILLS..
Hes. Henry J. Jacques found a
speedy relief for all her troubles,
and now enjoys the best of health.
St. Rase du Lac, Man,, Jan, 2
(Special)—That IIeaat Disease is
one of the results of disordered
Kidneys, and is 'consequently eas-
ily cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills,
is the experience of Mrs. Henry J.
Jacques of this place,
"My heart troubled me all the
bole," said: Mts. Jaeques in an in-
terview, "And I knew what ter-
rible results might follow. The
fact that any limbs would swell and
my back ache led me to believe
that I also suffer l from Kidney
Disease,, so I determined to try
Doddrs Kidney Pills, bought
I h'
four boxes, and before I had fln_s
ed the third box the swelling was
gone, my back was well, and my
i3 t 't ilk l g up a clod heart no longer troubled ine. 1
got run down again,.end al- alp now in the best of health, and
I coon a
been anticipated and the criminals ,
though .life seemed hardly worth I owe it all to Dodd's Kidney Pills,#'
vin
1414 not wish to die because ': were purposely placed in cells fop- Heart Disease is one of the trou-
ll 1 0,
of leaving my little ehildren:
continued like this for some years,
but at last summoned up enough
energy to strike out a new depar-
ture and got a 'supply of lir. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, x` barely hoped
they would help rne, but to my sur-
prise, before I had been taking tberi
long I began to feet like a different
woman, I still continued taking
the Pills for, some time, and they
made me as well and strong as any
woman meed wish to be, Once more
I would; enjoy life thoroughly, end
have done so 'ever since. X never
need the doctor now, and everything
seems bright and cheerful, I shall', iiOTU$R 6 arrzotUIiT8
s
always resounnend Dr. Williams' B..$y't� OWN TABLET)
Pink Pails to anyone. who in. my
opinion needs a tonic of any kind,"
Sold by all medicine dealers or
by mail at 50 cents a box or six
loxes :for $2.50, from Tho Dr. Wil -
Bares' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ong
ening can the cloisters of the ancient bits that c m
monastery and into which no sound
from the outside world could reach.
The prisoners are e euscd; of She
murder of James Cuosolo 'and his
wife and have been awaiting trial
for -ni rc than three years. On
their. behalf it has been boasted
that -such was the power of the
Camfsrra that they would never
be eonvieted in.the courts of Italy.
The Minister of Justice has declar-
ed that the band of assassins aid
bbers must be wiped out.
Professor (to medical student)
"Will you please name the bones
of the skull ?" Student (perplex-
ed) -..."I've; got them all in my
head, professor, but I can't think
of the names at the moment.''
TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY
for Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes
,and Granulated Eyellds. Murine Doesn't
Smart—Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists
Sell Murine. Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25e,
50c, $1,00. Morino Eye Salve in
Aseptic Tubes, 25c, $1.00. Eye Books
and Eye Advice Free by Mail.
Murine lye Remedy Co., Chicago.
".A man tried to pick my pock-
ets yesterday on the street, but' my
wife prevented. him." "Did she
grapple with him, or just scream?"
"Neither. She wasn't there."
"Then how could she prevent
him?" "She had been through my
pockets first!'
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Has been Used for over SIXTY-FIVE YEARS by
Et1LLI0\sat MOTHERS .for their CHILDREN 'WHILE
TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTIIFS
tho Culid) FOFTEN5 the GUMS, ALLAYS all FAIN;
CURES WIND COLI(. and is She bests remedy for
I11ARRIICEA. Sold by Druggists 1n every part of the
world Be euro and ask- for"Mrs. R inslow's Soothing
p}7up," and take no other. kind. Twenty-five cents a
tottl , Ctaranteed under the Food' and Drugs Aet,,
also Seth"1906, Serie Number 1098.
4.N OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.'
A SURE WAY.
A certain learned- professor 'en
joys 'a good joke, and his pupils
often come to him when they have
heard a new ode.
Such was the case when one of
the students came to him and said
"Professor, : wouidn't you like a
good recipe for catching rabbits."
"Why,• yes," replied • the Profes-
son "What is it?"
"Well, you just crouch down
behind a thick stone wall, and
Make a noise like a turnip,"
Quick as-a'flash carne the reply:
"Oh, a better way- than that would
be for'y=3outo go and sit quietly
a bed of cabbage; and look natur-
a1.."
Because they are the only media
eine which gives the guarantee of
a Government analyst to contaiis
no opiate, morphine or other harm•
ful narcotic. This means the mo.
Cher can give this medieine to hes
youngest baby with absolute safety.
n this and
ofknow
Thousands mothers
will give no ether medicine to their
little ones. The Tablets cannot do
harm—they always do good. When
the little one has a cold; baby in-
digestion ; colic; when he has worms
or his teeth are troubling him,
Baby's Own Tablets will prove
their worth. Concerning them
Mrs. E. Merriam, Shetland, Ont.,
writes: "1 use `Baby's Own Tablets
for my three little ones and consid-
er them the very best medicine dur-
ing the teething period. The Tab-
lets are sold at 25 cents a box by
all medicine dealers or direct from
The ' Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,,
Brookville, Ont.
.WHERE MADE ,IT.
"
B 9,. spas': said Wobbles.s
Hilllo,
"I hear yanv e:been. in: the chicken
business.";
"Yep,'" said Binks.
of it'? ask
Macao anything. -out
,ed tiZ'o'lbles.
"Yee,"said ,Rinks. .Ten'thou-
sand..dellars "
-,"Ten thcu.� r sand dollars' in dollars
chicken business ?" demanded
tiles. a
,"Nope. Out of it, ,said Pinks'
A touristwhile tr•a, e_l;
th1ol g
t h Arizona , noticed the clry,v,
dusty - appearance of the counta y
"Doesn't, it ever rain around
here i''he asked one of the natives.
".Rain?" The spat.) Rain?.
r. arclner, there's, bull-
frogs'
, say,: p t , er
y .
ogs. in this sere town ovfive:
r=old .that 1 Ain't le nitn ,to
caa v �44s,
t;
Q e from unhealthy
Kidneys, They fail to strain the
impurities out of the blood, and
those impurities are hound to af-
fect the heart, which is the engine
that propels the blood through the
body. To Glare Heart Disease eure
the Kidneys with Dodds Kidney
Pills; to prevent heart 'Disease
keep the Kidneys toned up and
healthy by using Dodd's Kiduey
Pills,
OMB TRAINING.
When Mothers arc Unconsciously
Cruel to Their Daughters.
"All's well that ends well" is the
he nalnP
to remember
Myatt need a remedy
or COUCH : end COLCiS
NOVEL EYEGLASSES.
German inventlolls for the Near
Sighted and for the Pollee.
A German inventor has devised
what be calls telescope eyeglasses.
The -y are intended for the use of
short sighted persons by the very
simple means of enlarging the ion-
age on the retina. They are spec
sally designed for that class of peo-
ple who cannot wear the ordinary
simply corrected glasses.
The monocle combination con
sists of two parts united in a single
metal frame, a front objeetive lens
or collector and a second nearer
the eye to disperse the rays at the
I correc-
tion
r
proper angle to intake the orrec-
tion for the degree of xiyopy iz
question. When properly re
scrib-
ed and made, says he Scxentifie
Anaeriean, the two lenses have such
relation to each other that there is
no distortion, astigmatismatls.n
or eel-
red
border to talo image obtained,
Another German has invented
what he calls police eyeglasses. On
the side next the face they have
tiny concave mirrors which may be.
extended sidewise or be folded back
so as not to show. They give the
wearer if be has normal sight an
image of what is going on almost
directly behind him, They are pro-
posed for the German secret poi-
let. Whether adopted or not xs
not to be ascertained from head-
quarters.
declares
t e
o. i ' f linoso s ec
most c st o
the author of "Neighbors and
Friends," who .adds that in her
daily rounds the ..listrict nurse bet-
conies
etcomes convinced that laziness, men-
tal and bodily, isatthe bottom of
most of the evils of life.
Mothers repeatedly argue when
remonstrated with for allowing
girls in their teens to spend their
time in idleness, "I can do the
work myself, and when the time
comics for it, they'lldo the sante."
° much
c
They ria not recognize w Ill1
nine ala
easier life would he for their chil-
dren, if they did not .allow habits of
laziness and selfishness to take such
deep root.
In the days when sewing formed
a larger part of every woman's ed-
ucation and occupation than it does
at present a mother was reproach-
ed for allowing her daughter to
spend so much time over embroid-
ery. In defending herself, she said,
"I have bad her taught sewing, and
whether she makes shirts or teat
cozies matters very little. What',
matters is the habit of industry.
Provided she has .that, she will al-
ways turn
lways"turn to any form of work
that may be'necessary."
It seems almost impossible for
uneducated mothers to grasp the
fact that although their children's
assistance in the housework may
of little value, they must neverthe-
less exact it, and that the import-
ant point is the habit of industry,
not the intrinsic worth of childish
efforts. Even n the humblest forms
of work it may be truly said, "Ease
is the lovely result of forgotten
toil."
he harp Letup Is a high grade lamp, sold at al low prise.,
There are lamps that OOEt Moro, b`lt there is no bettor lamp trade at app:
pries. Gonstnlctod of aoiid bra s% uickol atel—ostsily fCept clonal a
ornament to Any ronin in ally boti;r, Where is 7totkl rig known to the a:V.
of lacnp-uasking than'#tdd to thn volae of the itt,SO Lan,pa,saligl iy
giving. dowse°. "F,very dealer everywhere. if not at, roars, write for dew
sersptive oiroular to the nearest steacy el
The Queen City Oil company, Limited, Toronto.
A
ENTI
ANTED
11•CLAS5 41R?ivlas'n.2e o CS<tf€y Q
he best ninnies. AlfredTyler, I,on4en, t
W$ WANT tris.. iaBl.n
famines to operate our high -weed autom%.
.a knitting Machines at hone, w' le or spare
sine l ni.ting for the trade;. gad pages. agar at.l
Particulars address, Tilt) t.'oradlau 'Wholesale
D1strlhntinx Co,, Dept, W. Ort.ii k., Out• rle.
When washing flannels put two
teaspoonfuls of ammonia into one
gallon of water to soften the -fabric.
MINARD'S LINIMCNT Co, LIMITED.
SIRS, -I . have used your MINARD'S
LINIMENT for the past 2a years and
whilst I have occasionally used other lini-
ments I can safely say that I have never
used any equal to yours. s„
If rubbed between the hands and inhal-
ed 'frequently, h will never fail to cure
cold in the head in twenty-four hours.
Il is also the Best for bruises, sprains.
-etc.
Yours truly,
J. G. LESLIE.
Dartmouth.
Should a person . choke • at the
table while .eating, hold their right
aria up as high as you, can and pat
hard on the back. -This is worth
knowing.
Time tries all things, and as
Bickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup
has stood' the test of years it now
ranks as 'a leading specific; in the
treatment of all ailments of the
throat and lungs. It, will . soften
and subdue the most "stubborn
cough by relieving the irritation,
and restore the affected,' organs to
healthy conditions., . Use -will show
its value. ,Try it and be convinced
of its "efficacy.
In cleaning painted woodw
is far better to lase ..a.:streng'
sene water than any - kind of
k
era
oap.
Lase of Flesh, congb and; pah'lb
landtbchest rosy,
not mean,eonsumption ;best aro bhealneAlen'ia
Lung Saisam loosen the boughansa howl» intiam-
ed air aal::4Ces, Nota grain of opium in it.
Nuts which have'grbwn,,stale inay
be fr oshened-hy soaking an hour
�ti.1k, then' placing in o4ven to,,dry,
;trw�f,��S in ia.a
TO GIJRI3 A .COLO IN ON$ DAY,
Takes`. LA!CA7`IYE nRoRio Quinine Tablets
Drug iota refund money: f ft fails to e,nre ,,�H 1'
C#R(S Lr'B, ofgnattitre, is on
.or
er
T. a holida'
;endent)--` `I she
leanve Fo 019„,e, i
gt>?
,E
Zant-Tule ~Dili 3
1,tTIS7lt
"oli Ease.
o Spavta
vary, Alta,lige ",,'!t`u,1; J
I Itavc usrtlyear Spavin cure for a
longtime and wot:td, mot bc'witt asks !t,
nave icined a Bone Spavin. by its use:*
al,:US C*AJRZ.SON.
Tibet tells talc varalole story, Amo
sus h c r the iu,tdrads of t'i tlitds as, at �
same e;wtl1 nee lu the Past #il years,
'orSpa�IT)a Aia borea Curb,
Spi.i.Ill, Swellings and
all
Lanieness,
Kendall', Spavin Cure cures: the
trenak—,poke=s the horse soun'tk And.
steal" -and sa+es =Piney for tilt owner
i>ccywse it repiorea the cable of the
troulAc
Izegg a botee, always at hand., Motd.
for i§,, Good for passu and. A,e *L Ask
your dealer for trail copyk.
cor our boo
•~.Treatise OP 'rim holes . es Wrfttt us.
$. J, ]rViltr4LL CO. Euaslard t"t a. Y se
WA`;'111D age is -3 , for iiremat
monthly, and kortfieace:ac $59, MI all t`ana
1 railroads, 1:Xperiorlae oupoce,54 ,-y' Fa.
rii e. i',ositions getarattte,est connfieten` lnerl
roltoti?it, oeu 1^lnxrta.
*-enter Vititplea sent to iris ersa I ient111,1, ' t3tt
ages setut It uba.4y Ao orlattop, not
51'd,:27.i9tonroO:Street, aroo1d tt.,
WANTED.
EAl'e3t ,rAt: BARBED. 113,4VO-- ;4_St
s 2+1aF*•=,„„.,t.p ro.,EiFo^-c&Rft 4.....t il'I¢
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ee e.
tr ar Ivt , q
e.
I,
a _
n,
f�#iadultux time twotva to elittttee;t llailara !ra*l1c
y Write forcatalugaa, .Meier liariker Golhom
Ldt
Quit Mot, 'roruuto.
ANGF,R, u1nZ1P , b'Rlpa, alta Iutslrtl
and esteran I. cured wtut ps-;n
or bouo tro.atreent. Write
efo
r¢
nip. Dr, iiollnap Istcdical a'o•,, >,dtptted.
llirt;t,o^ti,
$a.ve you a. bad attack of "gen-
eral aching" 1 Y*1.a know the feel-
ing. Limbs ache, muscles seem to
have - become tired out, your bac,
aches, now and again a twinge 0.
l
rheumatism striates you ,acct incl.
there. Your chest feels tight, there
is a pain 'between your shoulders,
and altogether you need toning up.
Cold is responsible for this con-
dition, and a vigorous application
of Zam-Buk will put you right. Take
a. hot bath, if possible* and then
aching
your ClleSt
and rho
1 Qll
rub
limbs well with Zarn-Buk.
Mrs. B. Gorse, 76 "ABerkley St..
Toronto, 'writes: few weeks
ago I was suffering from a
bad cold, which had settled- in my.
throat, chest and limbs. I tried all
kinds of remedies, new and old, and
found very little relief until"I used
Zaln-Buk, On applying this to ran
throat and chest I found such ease
and relief from the tightness and
soreness I determined to use only
Zara -Bele I also rubbed it en my
limbs where I felt the rheumatic
pains, In three days from the time
I first began applying Zam-Buk I
was free fromthe cold in throat
and chest, and also the rheumatism
in my limbs."
Zam-Buk will also be found a
sure cure for cold sores, chapped
hands, frost bite, ulcers, blood -poi-
son, varicose sores, piles, scalp
sores, ringworm, inflamed patches,
babies' eruptions and chapped plac-
es, cuts, burns, bruises and skin
injuries generally. All druggists
and stores sell at 50c. box, or post
free from Zam-Buk Co., Toronto.
Mose Johnson—Say, Pete, s'pose
we gets ketched fer stealin' dese
heals turkeys—does we get jailed?
Pete :Persimmons—Suttinly not
turkeys am so high now -a -days dat
stealth' a turkey's des like stealin'
a.railroad !
/ Otti iLf
avtekly :tops co* ha. cues cold:. he.,.
the throat And nnr�a. • e - " 28 coaly
Scatter, salt on a ' carpet when
sweepifig,and you Will not only find
it has a cleansing effect, but that it
also keeps away moths.
Minard's Liniment Cures Carget In Cows.
If your irons become rough and
sticky wash in warm soapy water,
dry and rub with emery paper.
A physician
Isnot alwa s at hand. GUAMyour.
self against sudden aoug�s and bolds by'•keeping
a bottle of painkiller ID the house. Avoid substi-
tutes, there is but on* 'Painkiller" —Perry
Davis' -25C and Sec.
A well -beaten eggis a great ad
clition toa tart made of dried ap-
ples, giving lightness and 'a good
flavor to the dish,
MUST IltillEED I31 C
hp's a clever girl,"
that so nl"
TE
eve al reason xv
o wash the di
apps in Cantos% to•tlay pro.
xitle Rule chaamca far yettng Welt.
Wo teach Telegraph,' and Station
Agents' wutk.complete inshartest
titre l articnlarifree. Arita
Central t'a"•ni;,raph aaa4 Itailread
hchuei, ktani;o and Qerrard 5ts.,
Tohrto, w, ll, Shaw, President:.
A Medical Neel.pplied.---'l'o'be
S
Irled" cinc iii found that not only
file stomach, but is so
l
•-
'u 1•cdl
a certain ed
hat x
sin c 1
�r
pass unaltered through.
the aell to find action in the'.
bowels, then there is available rr
purgative and a cleanser et great
effectiveness; Parmelee's Vege-
table Pills are of this character and
`tare the best of all pills. During
years that they have been in
they have established them
-
v as no other pill has done.
up
Or
0
Pills,'for N,err,aus Troubles. -The-
stomach is" the'centre',of. the new
eu•s systefn, anis when the stomach
suspends healthy action he., result.
is manifest -in ;disturbances `,of the
nerves. If allowed to:-persisnerv-
ous- debility, a dangerous ailment,
may ensue. Thefirst consideration
to" restore the, stomach to proper
action, and there is •no readier re-
medy. for alis°than,-Parmelee's 'ire
getable ;I'7'ills Thousands .'can at
test thea'tue of ,these pllls'-in tura
At
Diphtheria, Quinsy and Tonsilitis
begin with sore throat. How nluch
better to cure a sore throat in , a
day or two thanto be in bed for
weeks with Diphtheria. Just keep
Hamlins Wizard Oil in the house.
The best proof of courage is
taking your own ills with cheer.
Abound, but insist upon getting the
Imitations hke , p
[enuine, D
The :& L " Menthol Plaster. It has
stood the -test of years. It cures aches and pain,
%nicker than any planer.
A tourist on retiring to -rest tied
a handkerchief round his head. The
landlord, seeing him," said: "Got
the toothache, sir ?' The tourist
replied—' No; I only tie- up my ears
`s'o that 1 can't hear myself snor-
ing.
it
C1aroncc--:"Wonda1t what's wor-
rying 'ing Algy, old chap 1" Reggy --
"Why, has father-in-law and his
mother-in-law are bath living with
him, you know !" Clarence'
' `How's that, old maul" Rcggy—
"Why, Algy has no house of -his
own, and they won't leave theirs,
That TonnantifE Cant that made you wretched
last winter will nut come back if you take Alien's
Lung Ilaleam when your throat iv rats and sora.
Thin admirable routed, Is tree from opium. Take
It in time.
Tits $otiti of lot Pi
*cilorn Lea*ice on
4oTTo
Plano ActIa.
Lawyer—Now what slid you and
the defendant talk about? Witness
—Oi t'ink about fifteen minutes.
L.—No, no; I mean what did you
talk over? W.—We talked over
the tiliphone, sorr.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
Your druggist will refund money if PAZO oINT-
MENT fails to euro any ease of Itching, Blind.,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 8 to 14days. 50c.
' Green -I understand his wife has
(money? Point -He understands it
also.
A GREAT PE MND IeO
APER STOCK
WAS—PE PA1'RR OF ALI.0 A,1?N.S.
Alen Ruga, Iron, Metals, Rubbers, kta,
Adelaide and Mend 8ts.s
lsi. PU .E.At : Toronto, Ont.
Pons for particulars. Mein: 26,3.
u ICIE)1E1i„!faorbg'''
The 'nostllighly efficient appleat"zan
for the reduction ofSwellings, Goitre,
Thick Neck, Glandular Enlarge.
Xnenta, Its Positive.
all sex
ole alt "Inds, in any and
es, llicicly re -
PILES l�
lieved and positively cured, Cure
your suffering and live quietly,
Common Sense' for Piles will do it.
St a box, Q5 for 6 boxes. Mailed on
receipt of price.
LYLE cOMPAnY. TORCii,IT't!
A Household ii,-edicine. They
that are acquainted with the ster-
ling properties of Dr. Thomas' Ec-
lectric Oil in the treatment of many
ailments would not be without it
in the house. It is truly a house-
hold medicine and as it is effective
in dealing with many ordinary com-
plaints it is cheaper than a doc-
tor. So, keep it at hand, as the
call for it may come most unexpect-
ndly.
It's awfully hard for a man to
pray for his neighbor as strenuous-
ly as he prays for himself.
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
--
Most of us prefer describing the
way to heaven to walking, in it.
There is - no. poisonous ingredient
in Holloway's Corn Cure, and: it
can be used withhut danger of "in-
jury.
ti MA.IDEN'S • TIJST.
Winnie, aged six, had gone down
the village stret with her new
doll: It could be plainly. seen that
]ie, 'was in dire ` distress. She
stood' still, and .after' a close serut-
iny of several men " who passe dl,
•she accosted one:'
"Are you an honest man ?'°,; she
demanded. -
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Why, ,ye , I think was the so, ,
,astonished reply.
`'Well, then, if, you're sure you're
an 'honest man,'' said,- the lttl;
massa, "•pl•ea•se h•old my. dolly riliile
tie my shoe.'•'
nhn, dont you, th ials 1
tv'Q ?' t is' pair, of mors
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The man who boasts of his wis-
dom is sure to see the reflection of
a fool every time he ,happens t49t,
look in a mirror.
Worms feed upon the viltality of
children and endanger their lives..
A simple and effective.` cure is Me.
taier Graves' Worm Exterminators
Nona is hopelessly pods until h
has lost all friends.
fhlnard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc '
"Can t live
ala you: tell me how o app
100 years?'' The phosopher'
.stroked alis beafd thoughtfilully, "l
will try,'' he said, '°if you can giyei
any good reason for Wanting to -INA
100 yearn."
C'J -GD HIS Il it1 i L3ACC. *`
b1"est Tort WiIliain, ;!',r. T, f9oi�w
" I have been troubled with a lame bac*''
for the past 'twenty years. and have use
Plasters arca O'nttrien"ts w'atlaout. effect; A
ori I tried Gip `'i Pills which roved .
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i su_s
the thing, and I Would highly recomnienes
thetas to anyone who has 'a Strained of,:%
Lame I3ack.''
II. II:a lb +icaS
�Ciin Pi115.act directl
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en tile Kidneys
relieve the pasts Filet tz alize Uric= Adel :.
wli,ea is s;eneraii, x:'foruted when there. it
iiafhley
T v tails Pill+x,g1e4�xsre bubas'
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