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THE EXETER ADVOCATE, 'THURSDAY APRIL 1911.
WATERY BLOOD
IN THE SPI1ING
How to Gat New Health and New
Strength at, This Seasou
Even the most rohnst find the
winter months trying to their
health. Confinement indoors, often
in overheated altd Pearly always
badly ventilated rooms -in the
house, the office, the shops and the
school -taxes the vitality of eve
the strongest. The blood be7e{nnes ers, he said. A wounded enen'Y
thin and watery or clogged* with is an enemy no longer!' And he St. Rose du Lac, Man., April 3
impurities. gozyie people have and his corps of helpers brought (Special) -The btory of Mrs. Louis
headaches and a feeling of langour; water and xnedicine and smoothed Delorme, a well known and highly
ethers are low spirited and nerv- the pallets of straw, and cheered respected resident '.6f this place, is
ous; still others have pimples and the unfortunates, and closed the identical with that of thousands of
skin eruntiens; while ° Seale get up eyes of the dead, and performed other women in canada., It is- an
in the morning feeling just as tired the last kind offices for the dying. the more interesting on that
as whexi they went to bed. These Dimant was regarded by the hurl- count. She was tired, nervous and
are all spring symptoms that the dreds of wounded as a miracle 9,1 worn out_ Dodd's Kidney
blood is out of order, and that a gendlless--little less than an ange' cured her.,
medicine is needed. 'Many peonle "The gentleman in white," w"
rush to purgative medieines thP the w.).
sprin
sounop, TiLE RED (Toss- jusT ONE WOMAN'
Dunant, "The Gentleman -
IN THOUSANDS
White," Conceived. the Idea.
During the Italian War of -1859,
young Juan Dunaot was travelling
in that country. After the battle
Solferino, he „visited the field,
and, 'seeing the terrible sufferings
of the wounded soldiers who lay
around antended; he, with the as-
. -
sistanee of several peasant women,
formed an ambulance service with
its headquarters in a little c;hitreh
at Castilione He helped with his
own hands to bind up the wounds
of Frenchmen, Italians aid Aus-
trians alike. "They are all broth -
wit°, VAN
NEIC P
WELL
1'
—
Mrs. Louis Delorme %vim was alway
tired and nervous and suffered
from Backache tells ld9w bite
found a cure.
in 1°1101 the' nftle'"s $13°1-C`'' Bael:eihlieLQ1acnijd tfoo: fi.f‘;'eecp'TeeiaitritTfirnT-
,t,-T re,
g, Is a mistake. *you of as he moved around among
cannot cure these troubles with a. the sick, his light clothing tnakinr, tiori„-which destroyed my sleep,"
your, him conspicuous on the •Ae/d. `Mrs, Delorme states. "My head '
medicine that gallops through
aysteaantile:ves,yoiwearmmIllisexpe:ieneesa t woKil(aehea;141swa7tired
wh4tyoureotogi,eguiithwiereieaw.thatthe williug al1erlo;$,%144s eljeavy,
and strength, in the spring is a hands of a few a'otraiaril helpers and 1 bad a dragging senF'ition,
tonie medic:am that will enrich tho aetwillY saved many lives, and neross the loins. Dxhi's Kidney
blood and soothe the ,jayn,lcd comforted hundreds of others, in- PillS Made me well. I used 0 11
spired him' with the grand idea of ten boxes, but they fixed me up.'
nerves, and the oue always relfable
tonic anc. . iceer ,s an organisation -the Red Cross. Thousands a other eaefillittn
DI w women who have not used Dodd's
liams' Pink Pills. These Pills not Kidney Pills are in it di-
-Oaly banish spring weaknesses and 1.€0.U) WWI DISTANCE, tjou mrs, '1)e.,10-rme Waa '11.e°efrlore
ills, but guard you against the ehe need them, Thousands ofother,
more serious ailments that follow, Oriental eity Looks Its Best Prot who were io that condition mid who
such as anaemia, nervous debility, Mar- used 11odd's Kidney Pills, are now
indigestion, rheumatism and other
diseases due to Dad blood, Dr. Those of. us. wh4 can think of Bag- we,..1!, and strong.
Aviiiinins, pink rills actually dad only as the inagnifieent city of "'e ieava trent the "Perienees ef
others, and those experiences teac
us that the weary and worn we -
mea of Canada ean find relief in t
Dodd's Kidney, Pills.
is
the name
to remember
n Med a remedy
for COUGHS and COLS
E. sRAVApE
TION,, MAW'
- ftir.e
M
-.-4(';`;;44:,:1,,,,tit, •
The Heart of PEano Es the
Action. insist cen
"OTTO IIIGEL
Piano AGtiOn
make new, rich, red mood, winch Ilaroun-al-Basclud can hardly be
strengthens cycry every 01., e.,Kppeted to welcome the newinter-
gni and every part of the body, dad ra,j1.waY sclierf1°.`
awl umke$ weak, people dad remam forever maccessiole,
bright, happy and Strong. Mrs. excel -4 dreatns': Ent sh"ld the
Jas. McDonald, Raremut, N, worg. happen to Bagdad and the
tomb of Zobeide become the shrine
Pi• 4l'isA"tiovVz717"tuba'q' tuurls-tb old city wHl
Pnk for them. My
system was r have, to undergo a few repairs. Fo
"" js s'afe from neith'er Plague nor
• andur1
T.%,,‘,":1%4115014,1enk, . 4
10(.3;e0nr1, h,(toed. In one of the 'disasters 'of fhe
1.1of niy ..ooladded
tot Intaart cennry the plague 'carried off
baby „1-1. , 4,000 people daily for many days
ties. .used a few bo.0
xes of r. and jealous Tigrur
151' I ..„. ite
Williams' Pink Pills and they made hanksd nc"red
me feel like 'my own sef. er 'l\'';4n 44sst"'('d sevev41 tho".
louses and drowning 15,000
people. Like most Oriental cities,
Bagdad looks her best froth a dis„
tance. You miss the filth)+, narrow
streets, where two horses can hard-
ly walk abreast, and behold a vision,
of luxuriant date .groves, out of
which rise, little islands of green
domes and graceful minarets. In
the days of its splendor the East
India Company maintained in the
ancient city of the Caliphs a Resi-
dent, with a, generous establisb-
ent; nowadays we are content
with the usual modest Consular ser-
-loc.-London Chronicle.
NEVER BE WITUOUT
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
eheermlly recommend tbe Pills to
all who are weak or ailing."
Sold by all medicine dealers,o
by mail at 50 vents a box or six
boxes for ,S2,50 from The Dr. Wil-
liamsMedicine Co,, Brockville,
Ont.
DANGER IN OLEINLINESS.
Oild Opinion of Distinguished Lot
dolt Physician.,
Somewhat novel views or the sub
ject of bacteriology and hygiene
were advanced by Sir Almroth
1Wright, LD,, 10,11„ S., itt an ad -
'dress recently.
There was a belief, he said, that
by washing, people washed off mi-
crobes. We did take, off a certain
amount of miarobes,,,but we also
de-
etroycd tho protective skin, which
, was all around our bodies, like the ments Peculiar to childhood, always
tiles of a.house'. If ond had a skin keej. a supplY of Baby's Own. Tab -
•lets on hand. These Tablets never
fail to relieve baby of 'distressing
.stomach .aches, painscaused by
difficult teething and the many
other little troribles that make
ed, 'so he. aid -not thank cleanliness are sold under the guarantee,Of a
government :analyst to contain" not
one particle of opiate or other
in-
jurious drug and they may be given
to the' youngest baby with perfeet
safety. ; Concerning' them Mrs.
Hypolite Chiasson, EaStern
N„ ---
S., rites have
used Baby's. Own Tablets .for our
-baby and they have done her much
good: Please send us two nore
boxes as 1 find them the cinly Medi-
cine that helps our. little one:" The
Tablets are sold -by medicine deab.
i5
ers or at 2,'cents ,a box from The.
Dr. witliaras',JVaditine :Co., Brock-
ville,
Ont.
Mothers, if you wish to guard the
health of your little ones against
the sudden outbreaks of th'ose
lik
e a tortoise, microbes would nev-
er get through. To have a turkish
bath was to take away one's horny
protection.
A great deal of washing increases
the microbes of the, skin, he declar- baby's life miserable. The Tablets
was to be recommended as a hy-
genic reethi.,d.
With regard to the. belief that in
cases of consumption, fresh air
'would Make things right, he asked
why it, was this principle only ap-
plied to tubercular disease. He
held let° be dreadful superstition.
The whole doctrin.e of fresh air re-
quired to be revised.
Rich people, he asserted, sur-
roundedthemselves with all sorts
of luxury, and took. absolutely no
interest in getting rid of the mi-
erobes that surrounded them. He
had been in consultation with twen-
ty-one doctors around a rich man's
bed, and done of 'them knew any-
thing about him. .
7o& Cw
quickly stons condha. cares colds. Ili la
iha throat and lat . 23 be
da
WELL.
The old folks had had three days
ogether.- -
"Youhave a pretty place here,
"Your- own baby, if, you have
One," .advertiged the enterprising.
Photographer, "can be enlarged,
tinted and, framed for $9:75 per
dozen." • •
filinard's Liniment Cures Scrns,
Luck -seems- to have a mania for
calling on people' who are not ex-
pecting it.
_John reniatked the,.g.nest en. the You are not treating yourself or
inerning of his-denarturc. ".Btit it your farnitY *fairy if you don't
looks a bit tare .yet." - keep ITamlin's Wizard Oil in the
,,oh, that's because the trees arc, house. It's the best substitute for
so yohog," answeredthe host corn- farail-37 doctor and a rnighty `-'ned
ortahiy. ‘,1 hope they'll have friend in case of -ernergene.-.
grown to a good- size,' befo're you
come again."
1
CURED OF LAME BAC''
11.
Mr- Samuel Martin ' of S
' /
vakeetd ' trati) -
grvetuotty year ,. of his life iln°Ytt°11t"
1.
. ie
',arlY all advertfs'e'remediesd e1)"61c* 1
IM
ousenold reeipos b ,reeeived and
from any of them, 'n° bone -
Some months, a '
aised ,m ,, gQ,' seeing 'Gin' Pilis- '
lir , ,i. r..Martiti 1) 11 ' ' 1S'ad-
1.1,jet, which* -u-c-6scd a box.The
ad takeil,, one box tin 1,enced ,after,
4iiiew'ri"e had ,found,twas'hi* 0 igreat,,,that!
pie ,ije. d.' F { ti -t• greLeed '•
two -thoebodr4
0ixipletely cure' d. , ',L)I,
lia-x.2 ;. ,q: for:r2.50. all den '' At "
pAlf:yno.write
, • - N __-'
,, aLi .i n al DI .
'i. wT .r,,,,, a..F
,, grpato
NO NI:E1) TO.
A 'Mali entered ,a ernifeetioner',s.
shop and Called fr.)-r a lernonad,e....lie
drank it. -and .wa,s about, to .iwtilk
out, .the 'landlor, , s oppec
, , . , . , , ,
him. ,-
haven't ..paid , fo that.
'Here,. ,' sit," .a
e / eqlyou
.11aL42.!'' : ' '
‘"W, hat' s' t a
p'?,3t
.,y,
you ,s g ke.
..
lie 'cutome-''
,.`,J said ' you
n,haiele.
i'pnade.,''
(1‘1V:ou.„:,. ,• :
,ertaini,V.I.,.•cti
,e11,:then., What,
OpaYing ;f0r-1
11'
N
AND ••;13011.1'.
line Nu1nkeriag Atter Reputa-
i n of 1)eiug n Sporting Mau,
it t,
bestow his r ukl' g intends t
,, i,nuu
it is an open secret at
upon the social ns egT1117rfl, have
tbis tooth o
4111 be TO.
Ithe C‘Q‘,."`11:t SOIIT"XttLIIIIIIIV ;
ittleat he does not,mean ,
t
wl"re clf h°r'se'ra(""g to a .8tikilign"ke---,11,jtattliajaYq4)ititit‘•kv turn, and it will
time, to
supreme place in his personal in-
terests. Ring George iS a firin be- be all over." Willie-'1Vm---that's
liver in pl*.'sical reereations for all that could balltela to no if 1
the nation at large. He desires to had mY bead pulled off l"
make it clear that, so far as he is
concerned, personal effort in re- , The merits nI 1 ickle's A
creation deserves a higher place in somptive Syrup ae n. sure rem
the estimation of the people than for coughs and coids are attes et
mere attendance at spectacular by scores who know its rmer u
sports. lie is VW'S proud -and giving almost instant relief when
does not hesitate to say so to his in- the throat is sore with con-hing.
YOU,111 Sa
Xialley'-a$
01
"r0
Rot
as a Go
hie it Yon
-P4.1,41
1).
PMN
OUT 01
Trr.1.74.74:,
oArg,
parliCiil %,1'4. --
DO
110”0 ttlOillk! tit t,,tr.:
The .PPwarpaint Co„ '1,0roiato, er S. A,Hut4iinson, ,,'(r,„11y..yLi`jirlio,pi:,4
., TORONTO ,.2 i Maimp'er Tows. Dent., 212 Clark • . - '' ' 'L° '
St., Chicago, III, .
CUTTING
Private Poolan, the re'imental
barber, was well known bfor his
carelessness. One day-, while shav-
ing Pat Dougherty, he had the mis-
rtune eut his patron's cheek
several times.
Pat took these gashes in grave
silence, but when the shave was
over he walked over to his water,
bottle, which he had filled with
vater, „took a mouthful, and, with
compressed lips, proceeded to shake
his head from side to side.
"What's the matter? You,
got the toothache 4" asked the bar -
"Whist! I was only trying if my
144ntia would hold water 'without
leaking!" replied Pat.
OW COLONIST RATES TO THL
PACIFIC COAST.
Via the Chicago, Union Pacific and
_North Western Line, daily from
arch 10th to April 10th from all
ints in Canada,
nally conducted California
The flavor, frag-
rance deli-
ciou$4ess of
make. it the
favorite of all
lovers of good tea.
$0,igggtwax,,ckaogs only.
FARMS RENT AND SALE,
Id. W. PAWSDN• ltinetY Colborne St.,
Toronto.
11-11/Arrr. STOCK. G.RAIN, DA11t17
FARMS, an sizes auct
Sec, lee betore Ourizig.
1 OOP=
g0
ercile-,.
Me with 0rehade.
Pairie prfees,
4.-N1 )`,1
tours Pullman tourist seeing
Ork through trains leave Chi- '
cago Tuesdays ' and Thursdays
ach week.
Pailman tourist sleeping
daily - For full particulars app
t 13, H. Bennett, General Agent,
,4(.1 Yonge Street; Toronto, Ont.; ,
W. DAITs
Torouto.
b., Travelling Agent, :good 4
TbeIZIO51
rc, reduction of ngs, GOitre,
1 Gbindu •olargemento.
Its Positive.
PILEs of all kinds, any and al
stagcts, tinwit.° rr,IIICYPfl find
eo‘x Cured, etIf4 yenr wirerin
;%,-td cicieny, "Common Sense” for
e,iii 00 it. $2 bax, $$ for
boxes. Afailcd en recMfil- of price.
'4D4'" TORONTO
tIOMPANY,
E4ST QUEEN STREET
WITY?, WHAT
Wby the i b., '`.‘ '
'd ?
a didn'taliSw-ex,
% letter W like Sear
ieeause it makes ill will,
Why is .a sherrnan's the
profitable lansidesS
R is all net profit
ON SCAT
i'eoe We".
rrie
T$ WANTED,
>e ed.
to farm
l.PaY8 ter
04.1a7, XODE:itts1 A
Sarnio, Out
A
was cur f Arnie trourbati
1-11NART/S
Bay of 1151at 3L CAZIP11L
was rureil Iltueial Nvaralgio,
1:1AltD"8
'prialgbill,DANIEL:,
rzao roared of (1)ror4le Rtieunintitm
_
Albert Co.. N.,11. GEO, '
T
stant p
sit r ea
A 1..ANClit. ORS
toraai and ever ul
Pain by, 011r ben10 treat.=
before too tato. Dr. Benin
Limited. Collo Itzgwood, Ont.
autiful Maiden . Sera
can't hitve•yon' oro to s
more under a ausapprehen
Papa isn't woatthy now. Ile
all his money last week on the
tueates--of the title of Ports- and the whole pulmonary region Stock Exehange." Persistent Cal
man," but he has no hankering af- (Psordered in consequence. A hot- ler---"That doesn't make' any <lif-
t' .summer t. 4 1,"
ter the reputation ,of being a :1110:r:his workwariwd syrup will fereace, Miss Fiosser. I know it
fore, he will go down to Epsom for
"sporting man," "While, there- save doctor's bills, and a great deal already. I'm one of the fellows
of suffering. Price 25 cents, at all who got his money."
tve
from Windsor to Ascot in tradition- ,
al state, King George intends to
give every special encouragement
to other forms' of sport as oppor-
tunity serves.
Smith -"You and Jones don't
seem to be as friendly as you were.
Does he owe you money 7" l3rown
--"No, not exactly; but he wanted
170h8
autchly stops ceilidhs. cams colds. heal*
tint throat aad Ionia. . 25 °cats.
THE HOMEMAKER.
"You say you once had a home?"
"Dat's what I had," answered-
Ploddinr, Pete.
q'Why didn't you do something
to make your folks comfortable and
happyl"
"I did. loft."
A pleasant medicine for children
is Mother Graves' Worm Extermin-
ator, and there is nothing better
for drivin,,. worms irom the system.
Many a man who is willing to be
a scoundrel would object to being
called one.
" PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
Your druggist refund rnontiy if PAZO OIN1'.
MitNT fags to me any case of Itcbing, Blind,
Bleeding or PrOtrudIng Piles in 6'to 14days. 50c.
Vocal teachers are 'always howl-
ing about their work.
The Best Liver Pill. ---The action
of the liver is easily -disarranged.
A sudden chill, undue exposure to
the elements, ever-indidgence in
some fal.•=orite-food excess'in drink-
-mg, are a, few of the causes, But
-whatever may be the cause, Parme-
lee's Verretable Pols can be'relied
upon as the best corrective that can
be taken. They are the leading
liver pills and they. have no su-
)eriors ante such preparations.
idoa of a 'herb is a,ybuno•
/Tian ,who asks her, ather •, for her
'hand.
Requisite ,on the'. Farm.-EVery
farmer .and'stoek-raiser.,should keep
,
supplY' T)r. Thoma,s'‘ Eclectric
,i1 on hand, net orily -a:ready
ren -recd for ills the family, but
a -horse • and •Cattl- tie;
,.reat,Totenec
'
If a man succeeded in discove• ringis no ailment so harassing and ex -
perpetual motion he probably ho ting as dyspepsia, which aris-es
wouldn't feel, as proud as he did from defective aetion of the stonmeh
when as a boy he discovered that he and liver, and the victim of it is to
could whistle through his teeth, be Pitied. Yet lie ean find ready
Comfort for the Dyspeptic --There
TO CURE A COLD 114 ONE, DAY
Take LAXATIvn urtoNtO Quinine Tablets.
Druggist, refund money if it kits to cure. a. rr.
GRoVE's signature is on each box, tie,
She --‘,"You say you love me with
all your heart." He --"With all
my heart." She --"And would you
die for mel" • You
see, mine is undying leve!"
Mrs. Winslotv's SeethiA Syrup
Has been used fee oyer stxrr-rivz YEARS by
ITILLIONS of WITHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SoeTtlYS
tho CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all rAiN:
CURES WIND COW% and Is tho hest remedy for
DIARRIREA. Sold by Drnavitta in ever), IIart of tha - TRY MURINE EYE 11EIVIEDY
world 17o sure and ask for "Hrs. Winslow's Soothintr for Red, Weak. weary, Watery Eyes
Syrup,. And trare no other kind. Twenty-nro cents Ix
bottlo. G laronteed under the Food nnd Drucs andGranulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn.lt
June 00th.700S. Serial Nurnber1093, Smart, -Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REIIEDY.
Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c,
Unfortunately. the chap w ro 50e, si.go. murine . Eye Salve
always shooting off his mouth riev- and .Eye Advice Free by Mail.
Aseptic Tubes, 25c. $1.00. Eye Books
er runs shOrt of ammunition. 1Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
minard's Liniment tor sale everywnere.
5. ete.
4 wiaio
. Write uo
ed teal Co.,
MOTHER KNEW.
h r---"rin afraid Ovitedoline
her heart en that young
ather---"Ton think so?"
o am almost sure of
Fathei--"Well, he is not a fit
person for her to marry. He is as
poor as a rat, and has 1:10 prospects.
Something must be done to set her
against him."
Mother -"I have thought of that.
and have hit upon what think is
an excellent
rehef in Parmelee's Vegetable
Father --"Yes. What is it?"
Pills, a preparation that has eslab-1
lished itself by years of effective Mather ---"We must tell her that
we want her to marry him."
use. There are pills that are widely
advertised as the greatest ever com-
pounded, but not one of alem can
rank in value with Parmelee's.
"Waiter!" called a diner, at a
club, "Come here at once! Here's a
hook -and -eye in this salad!"
"‘Yessali, yessah," said the waiter,
grinning. broadly. "Dat's a paht of
de dressing, sell'!"
'Lots. Of people pose as Peacernak-
ems because .of the opportunity it
affords them tobutt in.
Corris cause much. suffering, but
Hollow-ay's\, Cern. Cure offers a
speedy, sure, and satisfactory re-
lief. '
- THE REASON.. ,
"Row did you ever happen to call
your little 'daughter Dagmari,",
wile • found after careful in-
quiry that was about • the only
thing 'we could eall' the little one
without running ,the risk of naming
her after some relative of mine.''
"Yon are a sharp boy, Tommy."
"Well, I ought, to be. Dad takes
me into , his study and strops xn.e
three or four times a week."
minard's Liniment., Relieves Neuralgia.
PASSED ON.
Mr. Larnmenwell believed that to
spare the rod spoilt theehild, there-
fore he keit in a certain closet a
loather strap with which he admin-
istered punishment to his offspring
when they committed any -misde-
meanor.
. A few -days -ago he had occasion
to need the strap, but it was miss-
ing froin its Usual place, ancI
thorough search of the entire house,
failed to discover it. Then he of-
fered a reward of five cents to
whomsoever, of his olive branches
could tell him what had become of
the lost article.
"Gimme the live cents:, cried
four-year-old Tommy. - "1 know
where it is,"
When the coins Were Safely stow-
ed away in his trousers' pocket he
said, with much pride :
"I gave it to Willie Wilkin's fa-
ther."
HIS CONGE.
Rest
urant ' Proprietor --'So, you
were in your last place for three
eisre. , did, you leayel"
'Chef. -,:"I was
inimerit Cyri•
;
mothsr should 'rerAiza-
that' the skin of her baby -is so.
tender that the secretions of the
bodY often lead 1.0 rashes, eru13-
n of
'' 2-5:c1:00*, front
,"Zni 3.k,41 "hoat." tSraf:, vItt'sr,61:711..r1 'r.1 LsUel: 4031. 1:112ps8Y7eal:p "e°32boill;41,usef"
Mra
tapit
1,11mtbie:c,• t,,rrur.b,ITe:tcw:11,i1,,,l,,st,,_ouorttztsvuaal,leneirssh:":hea
otz
,
Ito:xi. .4•75- xander
WinninrE:, "Stlinn misty ....a.ozes
Urn:, INaby'snaout/s, and.,
ari prepars.tionii used. they
irleot naicreato aituto?kh,,,Th
athri.C317, tztc,:irtza:nackes.. ;Awl: atlas
• .Bulc SowC, ki)'ieaustf;;cs„.,4:
tha, time he, wag no bottzr, via
TizAhi to try Zara-Blik- and c-htaincrilr.
supply. The er.ect of the first few
application:, was very gratifying and 1
continbed 'with the use of the balm A—
little 'perseverance resulted in a, corn -
plan cure.'
r'atiltvre..2°. Tdeet, c2xier4,,ese.‘
' au* di la,