Exeter Advocate, 1911-3-2, Page 6Another Modern Miracle
ocomotor Ataxia Cured
CONGRESS OP ALL rrELE Riticgs
Represeuttivcs of AB Mitnitiad to
licet in London, England.
A most unique congress, fo be
knewn as the Universal Racea Con -
The s i -
Sufferer ilad Been Given Up as Incurable by Severalgress, ito open n London, Eng
l Lind, on July 26. This congress,
Doctors—Hospital Treatment Also Faired—Dr. ,Aln-hdieeehd astforlai,omtre
eheoet daLS;Ii\sVinil.1
All mankind will then asmble in
Pink Pills Worked the Miracle. se
council in, the very heart of the
British Empire,
The originator of this eongress is
Before the dis,.every of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, locomotor ataxia vs Dr. Fella Adler, of Columbie
eensideeed an Incurn able disease. it has bee,tully demonstrated, versify, New Yo4c., In the summer
Uni-
o ene ehat this disease caa be cured through the use of these PIUS, of 190,3 e, eonfereeo w_c
:where the treatment is persisted in, and the directions carefully at ,Eisenaeh, when le ;as de,g4e,e'eud
follewed,
e n
Lcieemoter ataxia is a disease of the spthat though tbmoderconeicence
inal cord, and first shows
igsetsenil if in inability to stand erect wheu the eyes alia.d advanced in eneral nsitive-
te closed, or in the ness and strength, it is, nevertlie-
dark. It is obaracteiized by peculiar disturbances of the &aft, aud Jess, ioternationally weak. The
yel;411.qtilty ie governing the motions of the legs. One of the common- modern conscience is indee.a fast
est and earliest signs is a tired feeling, particularly noted in the hese
knees an,c_es. This sensation is provoked bY alight exertion., end rnin alive tos intheaireeekineonelif
4,ft.A.othtersytewvoe,fisybraypt,emsfs. arOefatehava2,a.snpteafetelinagthi: zsroli;iasttedageN:.ith Aits, ei-cee'tes'oo'zim'p pPuIrn: t'43;te,snleelt ililt;ijti ha e te, de eicieua ant ee..
(4 seas e• Progresses, there is an increase in the duration and ex,
racial divtheo ...sionsIn rder to
ent of the numb feelings, covering at times the foot alone, then ex-
power tproblems presented
y.' i,. o
tending to the leg. The disease is usually of slow growth, and the in- Lor
f.-edy this growing evil, the Dui-
rease and intensify of the symptoms is net noticed, but its progress Race$ Congress. will be eon.-
con et a#4 'VadnallY annroacheq a total lack of feeling in the eened in London 4114 mile oh_
lege, eaue.os. a wobbling gat and an ezitire inability to govern the jeet win be th etativath mutua
v,l
iboels AO. watend r, abem
coes titterlY helP!esS, end ba to ix,
eteps, As the diseese Pregres!,es the patient loses all contro,1(;ee,1 aannd4 or''iesPnetai p
Oeentl etb eeat Wpie'eesn.,
LC' T' like a ehild- , e,„ .1`11:ii British Government ha e givee
la Proof of tho Power of Dr, Winlitr" -n""s '"'s thie congree$ its moral and meter.
'We Malady aftra4 JAille Roller, of Antler, Sask., sEqs ;," "For jet support, and a„ ipyitatiop
year$ !Ntli 100 t4..) 1$07, eon 'arnes was uRlicted with ieco- ll thg
the foreign shates have been de-
atN4D1 Durina that time he was treated by several of the best spatched throligh the agency of the
ta the West but their treatment feiled to be of .-Any bet, aid 1roreiun office,
creang worae mid worse, till fioally be lost ell control of hie eee great nurneer raeee that
rr11.- h b f
oeuld net move at ell, I had to cerry him from his bed to i I he represented may be gather.
I would have to tie him, to enable biro to it UP.anll! led from the tact that some fifty
pLe as aziefant; he loet ell eoetrol o hit, kidrieY3 aUtl countries have pvoinised, to send
daily Icioked kir death to relieve him of leis seiffering, t ,
egatee. There wil be present
sent Wm, to the Brenelon Hospital, hoping that the treat- oen,Dy twentyve
ps of par
e would benefit heal. thts, though, we were (11$aPnetnted, liaments tile m4101,14, of the mem,
„-
hoepttt
u d doctor advised me to take him home, as they said bevs ehe permanent Court of Ale
tithing for him. At thie time a friend advised the uee
n, and of the delegates to
Will ' Pink Pills, Being wining te tr.lr anythingP th° h°Pnj Hnf aestie Conference,
ding relief for my boy, I bought A Aupply. In less khan three I noted a slight improvement in We eenditien. In six months
iere, over tarty mon
4 walk once more and from that on the improvement couUnu wone hundred, pro.
IV) its /OUT Clirea AO4 Onee rOOTO able. to Atteild school rational law, the
bores about the Inoue, What Dr, Will" Pink Pills, giets and soeio-
tr hl..$ truly wonderful, arid I would strongly meek.
and majority of
, for they most certeinly saved uw hoy'e ot the er-Perliament-
othez dietingoished
What Mrs. Railer says, Mr. A. E, Steele, t 0 a . Among those who will
oal dealer of Antler, writes: "With reference papers will be several pienni
aYs concerning her on eure by Pink Pills, 1 cnt bebrewsft ,
$eving that what she eays is 11b$011,1tely trlle Isract Zangtvill will diseour
e
am personally acquainted with thOonease.w among the nations; Dr.
T la not the °illy one performed by Or, Wiilama
Pink Pill They . Zeharthaa the author of E -pe
brought' thousands hack to health and strenSt lite, will discourse on internation
aft.er sorne of the doctors in the country have been forced to 1 language; and Mr. Edwin
give up the $ rabic. Not enly in eases of locomotor ataxia, ad, of Boston, Director of t
but in eae o atW paralysis, seiatiea, abut* rheumatism, and 1utcnatona1 Sehoel of Peace, will
many other sailments have they.' beep successful. The whole peak an the organeeation of
Reeret of their wenderful sueeess is their power to make rich red world essocietion foreueourae*ing
inter -racial goodwill. Dr. laoses
ster will represent the Royal As.
ie Society.
health -giving 'bleed he cme eseential for good health. The pills are
eold by all medicine dealers, or direct by mail at 50 cents a box., or
nix boxes for $2.50, from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,, Brockville,
Ont.
'Yon say you
ss Beggs?' sure
at 1 ean't roe anything tr e
about her." "Neither Call
eo it, But it's in the bank, all
right."
Only one "BROW) QUININE"
R
rt la LAXATIVof E' NKOMO UZN2R' Lo
r tbe signature WW1'S. Used thi
World over to Curs a COM $n 0110 P. 26e
"Tennty, you (1Ont take after
four father much, do you" "No,
ma'am. But, gee, you ,«eught to see
the way ma does sometimes 1'
titiren Win Co Sleighing. They come boms
srod with snow. Ralf a teaspoOnlul O Pain.i
er in bot sweetened water will prevent any,
affects'. Avoid substitutes, there is but one
Paink1ller"-PerriDavis.-250. end 60e.
Reforms come slowly beeause we
all would rather wield the axe Mrs. Jones --"Did you really ex-
pect me to accept you the night you
prop,osedl" Mr. Jones -"Yee, love.
Just before I got to your house I
heard a dog howl three times,' saw
the moon over my left shoulder,
and walked under a ladder."
dared you kiss
Didn't you hear me say "Sir"
when you asked me if you might
Sack Slanger-I thought ycn. $aid
'Cert."
Minard's Linhnent Co,, Limited.
Gentlemen, -. My daughter, 13
years old, was thrown from a sleigh
and injured her elbow so badly it
remained stiff ared very painful for
three years, Four bottles of MI-
NARD'S LINIMENT -completely
etired her and ehe has not been
troubled for two years.
Yours truly,
„ . J. B. LIVESQUE.
St. Joseph, P.O., lath Aug., 1900.
lean bear the knife.
Come are eaused by the pressure
of tight boots, but no one need be
troubled with them long when so
simple a remedy as Holloway's Corn
Cure is available.
RAILWAY ADOPTS GIRL.
Sore Throat is no trifling
merit. It will sometimes carry in-
fection to the entife system
I through the food you eat. Hamlin!
Abandoned Child on Russian Road
Wizard Oil cures Sore Throat. -
I had rather be kissed by an en-
emy than wounded by a friend who
'enjoyed the job.
Is Being Educated by Employees.
Ludmila Nieolaevna, a ten -year -
Old girl, is the adopted,child of the
St. Petersburg -Moscow railroad.
;When she was barely a year old
the was abandoned in a first-class
carriage. Endeavors to trace her
parents were fruitless, and rather
than send her to an orphartage,
an employe of the railroad suggest-
ed that every member of the staff
should contribute to her support.
IThe suggestion was adopted arid
sinee then an annual collection has
been made for her.. The girl is be-
ing educated at a boarding school
in Moscow. She spends her holi-
days along the line at the houses of
her various benefactors, who range
from directors of the company to
aremen and, signalmen.
There le Ha Such Thing as a harmless cough.'
The trouble goes from bad to worse unless check*
ed. Allen's Lung Balsam cures the worst of
colds. It allays inilasamation and clears the air
The great judge must jook, at 'our
luxuries when he hears our talk of
love for the needy,
IA:nerd's Liniment for sale everywhere.
No man e,ver knowshow, much be
InisSeS when he loses a chance of
giving a pleasure.
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE
FOR LITTLE ONES
Baby's Own Tablets earc a won-
derful medicine foi little ones. They
never fail to give relief to the baby
when his stomach or bowels aro out
of order; when teething is painful;
whon worms make their appearance
or when any of the many childhood
ailments seize him. What is move
they are absolutely safe and cannot
harm the youngest, obild. Mothers
have the guarantee of a govern -
rent analyst to this effect. Thou-
sands of mothers, through grateful-
ness fer what the Tablets have
'done for their children, strongly
recommend them. Mrs. E. J, Ward,
Galt, Ont., says :-"I have used
Baby's Own Tablets for two years
and would not be without thezn in
the house. They are wonderful me-
dicine for little ones." Baby's Own
Tablets are sold by medicine deal-
ers or at 25 cents a box from The
Dr. 'Williams' Medicine Co., 14v:4s--
rine, Ont.
,TelJ me the worst, doctor. I can
bear it." "Well, I think I had bet-
ter bring you my bill to -day; to-
morrow it will be too late."
A Nagging Sough drives sleep and comfort
away. Yon can conquer it with Allen's Law
Balsam, which relieyes hard breathing, pain in
the chest and irritation of thea throat. GiTO it
freely to the chlldroh.
Many think that defending their
idea of Jesus is the 'same thing as
following the ideals of Jesus.
PILES CURED IN 5 TO LI DAYS
Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINT-
MENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50c.
SUBSTITUTION.
"See here," exclaimed the angry
man, "I bought this cane here last
, "Yes, I believe you did, rejoin -
e TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY' , es] the proprietor calmly. "What's
Tor 'Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes wrong with it ?"
andGranulatedEyelids. murine Doesa't "You said the handle wasgenu-
ACCENT ON THE BOX. • smart -Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists ine ivory, and I find it is artificial,"
Sell murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25e,
Wife -"John. wasn't.tha,t a good sec* $1.00. murine Eye salvo iri, said t e irate party. .
nx of cigars I gave you on Christ- Aseptic lubes, 25e, $1,00. Eye Books ' "That 'may be true," rePl'ed ;the
and Eye Advice 'Free by'llitail. . dealer, "but it is no fault of mine.
Husband -c,1 never Lw a better 'cliMurine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago. ' I inwort all my ivory from Africa
I ,
ox, y dear, -------- and the only explanation I can give
, If you fear to soil your hands in is that the elephant may have had
There is no moral health without helpfulness you may be sure you false tusks."
man helPfuluessare defiling your heart.
s better to lose je loving thai
in by self-seekin
?Al .de Lininient Cures nanerue.
"I want a license to 'marry the
best girl in the `s,v;orj.d',"' said the
the cprk Jiat Make
or t
No man who can he indifferent to
the sorrows of men can have. the
love of heaven in him.
HERE IS A TALE
WITH A MORAL,
SPORT IN A tiSTRAUA.
"Champagne in the Air," Says Sir
George Reid.
“Nature has been very generous
to Australia in the way of climate,"
said Sir (4eorge Reid, the High
MILE EDITIURARRIS CURED Com issioner for Australia, in, •
m <
OP DROPSY BY DOIDee, recent interview with a newspaper
KfleNty Rfte,s reueseetative. "I was thee for
" 57 years, and I may say that if of,'
ten seemed to me that there was
some sort of 4,ihompagne in the at
ut mosphere.
y "1.'he health and strength giving
qualities of the climate have been
n broueht home to you by the per-
il formances of our cricketers and ether champions in the arena of
sport. The Australians excel in
7 , outdeer sports just as the people of
4 1 the Mother Country have always
n a done, and in this connection with
i their more serious exploits in the
realms of induetry shows, I think ,
not only that the people are rightl
physically, but that they are a
Youttg People possessed of strength
d grit mad meetal quiekeess and
ee other !pralities which make
or eueoess in the more serious af-
fairs of life.
"4 is sometimes said that the
Aestraliens are too fond of spot,
a
that they go in toe lunch for Play
-
-out you. must not ferget thet we are
Ii the years of our national youth,
uti that we display the foudom or
youth for ainusemeats. We are rap-
idly approaching the stage of man.
el, AMI, rapidly developing, our
powers for the more eerzons strain)
which must be faced as our nation -1
ai life and reeponsibilities in
Two doctors said ehe would die, b
to -day she is a healthy, happ
girl -Healthy Kidneys in ehildre
the guarantee of a happy, user
life.
McTaggart, Sask., Feby. 2
(Speeial).-That no child as to
young to have Kidney Disease eve.
in its woret form, and that Dodd'.
Kidney Pills will eure it in any form
has been abundantly pro -en in the
ease of little Edith Harris of th'
plaee.
In May, 1903, this little girl, then
two years old, was so swollen with
Drepsy that her waist measure wal
iticreased frern 18 inches to 34 inch.
es. Two doctors said she must die,
Dodd's Kidney P41s eured iler an
te-cley she is as merry and heeltby
a ebild as is to be found in the
ueighborhood,
In a reeent interview her fathez
aye: "Edith is better than ever,
eho has no return of dropsy she
she was cured by Dodd's Eidney
Pills, over eeven. years ago. She
pee to eehool and is healthy.
elwaye keep Dedd'e Kidney i
he LO1150,"
There's a moral for parents in
this story, Many a ehild has grown
Op to a life Of pain and suffering
becauee its kidneys were neglected.
A life of health and usefulness is
estired it the Eidneys are kept i
rder with Disehl'a Kidney Pills,
Mrs, Prospect Park at xnid
"Mortimer)1 tlank 1 hear a
r down in the front hall!"
Mr Prospect Park (philosophical
',Henrietta, with two bicycles,
wooden horse, the hat -rack)
01a -stand, and the baby'
ileart for Lim to run into, you
wouldn't 'think' you heard a burg -
if one was really there:"
the Oarnii
to rernegge
men you Med 'a re
01/CHS and 0
AGENTS WANTED
OENTS WANTILD.-$3.00 P. de* easy, Ica
tt experience needed. Soils on sled, Abeed-
o necessty to farinerS. DoeS., WOik s tbir47
pen; Pays for it;elf in one hour. Trite to -day,
40DEltli MAVIIINURY cO, (Dept. 5Sarnia,
WARTED,
LYLEIXIL.3,T.,,Ifc4.11.11?!.41.1.11,N..0,W6117a11,14Dliertoci,,Ipx40:104,1,1,
and conarai$4-ion. Ne oxp.eriLenen_u:Sesaury,iulsIt`rir4tion.
1:1::ItilNletWq7lfhlV°.131Ak4nu'nitedu.'
wit -Amoy corer
niSotarneat ptaraw:1;uvoe. Ai,oft
Ot-ktiumtesii 0.r4 t 1 5 -'"3 fr'
• ure vo to olghtoeu dollars
East, 1'0i -en to ----' a'rbe'
Farm's FOR SA:F.
t.r-icrtiss:1r
Speehit
peetieu excur;don in April. Write now,
e,:nlotSwatte,iftahtrolinuwostatrtoo.,1,45,itta,Olt, 01„0..
RICER, Tumor*mitrips. etc Intertial,
*e45extera4, cn.r“.1 iwith0.3 pain. by
Our bo:4143 tseayEleut. Write usiseforeoi
late. BeljPialn Medical Co., Limited.
v rurtgv,rood. est,
You Are
TERESTRO EN PAINT'
T..r.1)00---grittor for Maids, eront.s(d
lsesa should try
PA 31 0 US su A 1) Al 11lA
lis What Zam--Calr aid for Hilo
gany famous persons have testi
ed to the greet Wtitta of Zuni -Buis
nd amongst the most recent is Ad
'ral Rodney U. .1.,loyd. Writing
ma the Royal Naval Club, Ports
outhe England, it0
haVO tOUnd ZAH143111; most r
for healing oats and abras
; while for tile relief of tikin
n it is illIV4illabie.A's
er famous user of Zam-Buk
M. Franz &Wan -lore, the ram
ous IVar cerrespondent, who says
.114Some eiCliNQUIIRIS dye on me
underelething enine in contae
with a small ulcer on my leg
d blood poisoning set in, luflana-
tion, pain and swelling followed.
ledical man's treatment did -not
seaui to do any good, as ulcer after
uleer broke out, until my left, leg
fromknee to foot was one mass of
It had seventeen deep ul-
cers nt one three. I could not put
ruy foot to the ground, and was
really in a pitiful state, A friend
advised Zam-Buk, and I applied
this herbal balm. - It was really
wonderful how it soothed the pain
and aching and gave me ease.
"A few boxes ef Zam-Buk healed
thd sores, and the limb is now per-
fectly healthy,
Zarn•Buls is a cure for piles, ec-
zerue, oold cracks or ehaps,
ringworm, poison, cuts, abscesses,
burns, ehildren's rashes, abrasions,
and for all skin injuries and dis-
eases. All druggists and stores sell.
At 50e. box, or post free from Zam-
Bulc Co., Toronto, for price. Refuse
imitations and substitutes.
"Is she well marriedl" "I should
say so. She's been trying for years
to get a divorce and eaa't."
It is easier to prevent than ib i
to cure. Inflammation of the lung
is the eempanion of neglected
Ids, and once it finds a lodepnent
the system it is difficult to dem
with, Treatment with Bickle's And.
Consumptive Syrup will eradicate
the cold, and prevent inflammatiou
from setting in, It oasts little, and
a AS satisfactory as it is surprieine
in its resulte.
CliE,ERPUL OUTLOOK,
It was in the Wild and Woolly
West, and a traveller, who was
studying the eharaeter of the nun
tives, asked a man to direct him
to a certain cabin at which he had
been advisod to nay overnight,
"Going thari" said the mau.
Tom's a first -rater, take him
just right, but he's mighty queer."
"What do you ineane?" asked the
traveller.
"Well, it's like this," and the
man looked at the atraeger in a
calm, impersonal way. "He'll be
setting outside, must probably, and
he'll see you coming. He'll take a
good look at you, and, ef you dont
suit him, he may set the dog
you.
"Ef he don't, and you get to
talking with him, and say anythieg
he don,'t just like, he may throw
you down and tramp on you. But
ef you're too careful in your talk,
on the other hand, he's liable to
take you for a sp) and use his gun
fust and listen to explanations af-
terwards.
Small. but Potent.-Parmelees
Vegetable Pills are small, but they
i
are effective n action. Their fine
qualities as a corrector of stomach
troubles are known to thousands
and they are in cohsta.nt dem-and
everywhere by those who know
what a safe and simple remedy they
are. They need no introduction to
those acquainted with them, but to
those who may not know them they
are presented as the best prepara-
tion on the market for disorders of
the stomach.
WOULD ISOLATE DRUNKARDS.
The chairmanat the dinner of
the Bristol (England) Licensed Vic-
tuallers' Association, proposed that
chronic drunkaide should be segre-
gated, made to work at an honest
trade, and prevented from marry-
ing until they are able no live like
other people.
iteeitie
An Oil of Merit -Dr. Thoinas'
Eclectric Oil is not a jumble of me-
dicinal substances thrown together
and pushed by advertising, but the
result of the careful investigation
of the eurative qualities of certain
oils as applied to the human body.
It is a. rare eornbination and 'et
won and kept -favor from the first.
A triaaof it will carry conviction
to any who doubt its power to re-
pair and heal.
Knock, and the door will be opeic-
ed-for you to get oue.
Mrs Winslow's 'Soothing Syrup
.ITas boon used for over SIXTV-FIXE, YEARS by
IIILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN' WIME
TEETHING-. with PERFECT SUCCESS.' It SOOTHES
the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. A.LT.,A.YS P.1.1,f
cunEs WIND COIAC. and Is the' best remedy for
DIARRHMA. Sold by-Dkinsisists In every part of the
world Bg sure and ask for "Mrs. WIns/Ow's Soothing
Syrup," and take no other Idnd. TNVenty...nve eentS
bottbs. ihrant.ed , under t0, Food and Drugs Ant,
:lune 30th. 7,001. Serial Number WIS. -
A.4',7 OLD AEI) WELL TRIED REMEDY.
Many mistake soft Words for ten-
der, loving ways. ,e
One of the Commonest complaints
of infants is worms, and the most
effective application for them is
Mother Craves' Worm Extermina-
tor.
THEIR
"Won't you
Smith?" said
"I'in afraid
visitor. ,
LITTLE WAY.
sing something, Miss
the hosfess siveebly.
I can't," replied her -
'Oh, but you must!' joined in
another visitor, "you reall,v must.
We know you have a lovely voice."
``And we'are dying to hear you,"
said .011other. -
With a sigh of weariness Miss
Smith drew off her gloves and went
slowly to the piano 'and began her
song. The other ladies waited 'until
sh0 was fairly settled, Then they
took up arta con .1.*-1-ue,c1. their con-
versation whei it iat
It is a, w,a,y,1he4have,.
RPA1NT'
q77-10UT
fesiats ;Ind sevee >see
75 Percept, 00 your paint hill,
triPliES AND COLOR CARD FREE FO
THE ASKING,
The Powdrpaint Co.
,a7 Front Street Tercet°.
etteese.
pan:Lela
Let us know the stzo of any roof
oo aro thInking of coverIng and to
II maks you an ioterestina etc'.
"I see ytia are wearing a hero
medal." "Ob,yes, I got that for
life-saving." "Life-saving, did you
eay?" "Yes, I drove an automo-
bile and never killed a person."
A Standard Medicine.-Parme-
lee's Vegetable Pills comeounded
of entirely vegetable substanees
known to have a revivifying and
saintary effect upon the digestive
organs, have through years of use
attained so eminent a position that
they rank as a standard medicine.
The ailing should remember this.
Simple in their composition, they.
can be assimilated by the weakest
stomach and are certain to have a
-healthful and agreeable effect on
the sluggish digestive organs.
Rainmy Robinson -"Yes, mum;
once for a whole yearl. turned me
back on lik-ker," Kind Lady -"Ah,
my noble man, what were you do-
ing at the time`i" Rummy Robin -
"D iving a brewer's dray
sou-- r 2
mum
tie Substitute for "The D L" Menthol Pleator4
although sotne unscrupulous dealers may say tiler
is, Recommended by doctors, hospitals, clergy
and everybody for pleurisy, stiffness, ole.
When you see a bride onithe train
i
with tears in her eyes t s a sign
either that she is sorry to leave
her ,mother or that her new shoes
hurt her.
'Filinard's Liniment Cures Burns, no.
HOIST.
"I am sorry to be critical,- my
dear," said Mr. Lambkin, "but this
/iie is not the kind that Mother
used to make -riot by a long shot."
"It's too bad, Henry," said Mrs.
Lambkin., amiably. "I 'don't know
what to ..clo about, it. Perhaps you'd
better ring her up over the 'phone
and tell her. She sent it over this
afternoon."
,
Ateuila
1
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