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Exeter Advocate, 1911-6-1, Page 3JUSTONE CIIRE FOR..AtylEMIA. It Is Through the Rid, Reit Plena Dr, Williams' Pink Pills Actually Make There is just one cure for anae- mia—more rieh, red blood, Anae- mia ie simply e bloodless, rim down condition. Then the body becomes weak from overwork, worry or ill - flee, an examination of the blood will show it to be weak and wat- ery, The common symptoms ere Palenees of lips, gums and 'cheeks, shortness of -breath and palpitatioo a the heart after the slightest.exe ertime, dull eyes and a loss of an - Petite, Anaemia itself is a danger- ous trouble and may pass ieto con- sumption. It can only be cured by making the blood rich and Ted, thereby enablingit te earry the eeesary, nourteliment to every part of the bedy. le is a proved feet that Dr, liamsPink Pills have cured thou - seeds and thousands of casee of anaemia, They are really hiteeded to make new, rich bleed, and are compel:tided in the most scientific inaneer with the finest ingredient for the Woad known to medical sci- ke'reence. These Pills are not a euro - all. They are intended to euro only those diseases that ilaVe their origin in poor, watery blood, and starved, weakened nerve, and the Tecord a their suceeeei doing thiss their evuseantly ineeeeeing pepularity in every part of the world. Mrs. R Colton, Golden, B. G., says e—"As a matter of duty I wish to eay ae word in praise of Dr. Wil - linens' Pink Pills for what they have done for my deughters, one 16 and the other le years or age. Both were pale and bloodlees and eerier, ed from mem a the symptoms of anaemia, They would tire easile suffered from frequent boadaebes, were easily discouraged, and often fretful. I saw in our home paper the,story a a, young girl who had similarly suffered end was eared through the WM of Dr. Williams' Pink ills. I bought three boxes the Pills and my daughters started to take them, Before they were done they began te feel better and look better, and 1 got a balf dozen more boxes, and by the time these were use, they were enjoying the beet of beelth, with rosy cheeks and not like the same girls at all, also gave the Pills to rely little boy who had rheumatism, and they completely -cured him." Sold by all medicine dealers or be mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50, from The Dr. Wile Beans' 'Medicine Co., Brockville, t. WORDS OF WISDOM. Pleasure is almost anything we can't afford. If wishes were horses there would soon be a hay famine. Success demonstrates that it's a long head that bas no turning. A man may be a power in finan- cial circles, and still be on the square. It isn't enough to pay as we go. We should save enough to get babk. When we succeed it is hard work; failure is due entirely to bad luck. Everybody who works makes work for somebody else. The only real way to take care of "No. 1" is to see that "No. 1." is a geed man. To be happy with money you must own your money, not let your money own you. Money goes such a long way in these times that it never can get back home again. " A girl is more enthusiastic over being married than she is over the man she is married to. Friends, are like an umbrella— when the storm comes on, you don't stop to see whether the handle is pretty or plane AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE Mrs. W. Arnold, Edmoh ton, Alta.,' writes :—"Kindly send r'me a 'box of Baby'e Own -Tablets. ',They have been invaluable to me. and I really do not know how 1' ever W011id have got along without them. Baby was poorly; his diges- tion was bad and he was constipat- -ed. I gave him the Tablets and they neade a fine healthy boy of., him. Now, whenever he is cross or troubled with constipation 1 al- evavs eive hien the Tablets and they relieve him right away. I -tried- a lot of other Mediciee, but nothing seemed to agree with him till I get the Tablets. I would not be with- out them.'' The testimony of Mrs. .1 A rn ol d ie that of thousands of mothers. Everyone who ever uses Baby's Own Tablets have wOrds of praise for them. The Tablets are sold by medicine deal-, es or by mail at 25 cents abox :from The Dr, Williams' Medicine . Brockville, Ont. sorry•to bear your niother 4a4"..il1, Lola," said the neighbor. Is elle sick in bed?"' "Oh, leo !" re- plied;3. 111 cla "She' i'it'st sick 1Lo3a ixk-a iockin, oh ". " AN S110111.0 REACH 100JEARMER'S WIFE CEYTENARIANS ARE NOW FREQUENTLY HEARD OF. Some Interesting Faete and Com. paeiseus Given by ,a London Expert. "It is extremely eloubtfel if a really natural death ever does oc- cur in any kind of animal--ieclud- ing man,' said Dr. Chalmers Mite ehell, the secretary of the Zeologice al Society, in the teurse of the arst three lectures on "Problems of ani - male 54 eaptivity," at the Royal Ine stitution, London,. not done ago, Dr: Mitchell supported Meta- nikerf's theory that the changes of senility are the reeults a external, aceideets'cer the poisons of varioue kieds of diseases, or of insanitary eonditions. If all theeet eaeaes were reemeed most animale including enreelses, woeld attain eery mach greater ages than we do. To an animal living in a perfeet- ly hygienic world, sheltered from all diseasee death would still eV- intnally come, but as a result of he slow, gradeal aecemitilatieet er 'eete matters of all kinds inthe ere etre some of the interesting facts Dr, Mitchell stated ;— The potential age of man should certainly be placed at well over 100 dit is , o cea e that eenteote- ilinS are libwadayS quite frequently heard of. The number of potential centen- nrans arnoeg animals is vompara- tively email. .AMONG MAMMALS we have on/y,..man, whale?, and elee phants, and among birds eagles and parrots, Humboldt told a. store" of a, parrot so old that it spoke in a forgotten tongue, Popeler concep- tions ae to the age of animals are often based en Snell evidenee. There is no relation betweensize and potential longevity. A canary lives almost as long as an ostrich, while a parrot lives longer than a ostrich, Among reptiles .tbere are well established cases of tertles and tor- toises living to Rio and 200 years. With fieh we enter ineo the re- gion of legend. The old and dilap- idated carp at Fentaineblau were at one time supposed to have reach - an incredible age, but it has been shown that the basin was cleaned out, and -the carp were de- stroyed at the time of the Revolu- tion,so that fixes thee limit of their posisble antiquity. There is also a story, which cannot be vouched for, that a carp caught in 1260, branded and thrdevn hack into the sen, was recaught 260 years later. A new and more satisfactory method of reckoning the lives of fishes is now being introduced. In eonnection with their ears there is a structure consisting of consecu- tive yearly deposits, which may be counted like the annual rings to TEL STEM OF A TREE. Invertebrates are short lived -- from a few weeks to two or three years—save the cicada, which lives for seventeen years as a grub in the roots of trees in orehards, then comes to the surface, assumes the form of adult life, and dies in two or three months.. Snails and sea molluscs are said to be able to live up to 100 years, but the evidence is again doubtful. A sea anemone, however, kept in captivity in Edinburgh, was fully grown when put into its tank, and only die& as the result of an acci- dent at the age of between sixty and seventy. The destruction of eggs disease, changes of climate, starvation, and above all, the attacks of enemies, account for the fact that few ani- mals ever reach their potential ST. BERNARD yosrict. It Was First Established More • Than a Thousand 'Years Ago. There was probably a hospice up- on the Great St. Bernard more than a thousand years ago Butthel Saracens came up. from tfie South of France and made havoc in these parts aim the hospice .had to be refunded by 'St. Berna,k1 of Men- thol: in the eleventh century. Ae- ehdiiig to Mr. Coolidge, it has ecu semecl lx,y the. Austin Canons of Martigny, 'whose chief has just died after twenty-five years of com- mand, perhaps ever since 1154, cer- tainly since,1215. ,How many trav- ellers lrave'the, good canons and their dogs befriended during 'all these centuries? Formerly the can- ons had a good deal of property in England. The chapel of ltomford was theirs in 1177, and Henry 11 gave them the hospital of Horn - church or Havering in Essex. From them William of 'Wykeham ac- quired for the benefit of Nee' Col- lege, Oxforel.—London Chronicle, Valle-- Hew do you, .manage e to tell these twin " .eiseeleareapart?"'' 'When ',you Ittsavehe of t4eril, alleathreateirie' to tell herAnd, whlle. - "the 'ben, 'lcis..6ili:$7;48,375 .14,34 505 TELLS HER STORY FOUND A CURE FOR ALL HER ILLS IN DODD'S IiIDNEY PILLS. She was tired, worn-out and nerve oui, and suffered from Rheuma- tiem, hut two boxes of Dodd' Kidney Pills cured. her. Hawthorne, Ont., May 22 (SPecial)---Mrs. la G. Alexander, wife of a well-known farmer living near here, adds her testimony to that of the thousand e who have learned from theii own experience that Dodds Kideey Pills cure Kid new Diseaee. "I suffered for twelve years," Mrs. Alexander eevs, "My back ached, my sleep was broken and eine refreshing, 1 wis Qr VOHS and tired and I was boubled eith eeett flutterings. Rheumatism developed and added to my suffering. "I was ill a very run -don, worn -on t coriditiou when 1 eterted to we. Dodds Kidney Pills, but I AM thankful to ray they gave tee relief almost frem the flit, Two boxes mixed sue eompletely." Dodd's Kidney Pifls (etre the Kidneys, Cured Kideeee mean that all impurities are steamed eat of the blood. Thee means pure bloed all over the body and the banishment or that tired, heeey fooling and those pains and aehes that impure blood brings. ' WORLD'S DEADLIEST PO ON. ' motions of nydroeynnic tSi Cause Instant Death. Although it has been stated lee -unite is the 4iead1lest: known to science., this is no correet. It is true that no more than ba a grain is eufficient to destroy Jif so that a single pouno of the hoar rible substance would be capable f causing the deaths of more than 15,000 people. Ent there are other drugs that are even more deadly-, although, luckily, they are never found outside the laboratory of the professional toxicologist. tramline is one of these. Iti what seientists call a microbe poi- son, the product of the microbe of tetanus,.or lockjaw. A fatal dose of tetarone would be but a fifth part of it similar dose of hyosein. Or put another wity, while it peund weight of hyoscin would suffice to kill above 15,000 people, a pound ef totanine would kill over 75,000. I3y actual 'experiment it has been proved that a fifteen -hundredth part of a grain of totanine will kill a horse C00,000,000 times his own weight, It is probable that this is the deadliest poison known, although there are several others that run it a fairly close second. Few example, pure hydrocyanic acid (not that usually eold in the chemists' shops, which is only a 2 per cent. solu- tion) is so exceedingly poisonous that the mere inhalation of its em- anations will cause instant death, and in fact, Scheel, its discoverer, lost his life in this manner. POOR- RECOMMENDATION, A young Seotehmen living in Lon- don married a beautiful and talent- ed Engliehevoman, of whom he was justly proud. Not long after his marriaee he went to Scotland on a flying trip to see an old bachelor uucle. Veel Tarnmas ye have gotta) wife," said the old gentleman, now what eau she do, ladli." 'Do l" echoed "Tammae," '"Yes, do," repeated hie unele, firmly. "Can she sew on your but- tons an' realt your porritch an' your scones "Oh, no, she doesa't know how o do thoee things," said Temmas, "But ehe has the loveliest voice hat you ever heard. She's grand singer." "Hoot, mon i" cried hie uncle, in- dignantly, "Could you nae get a eaaary in Lennoal" Ira, V '7 0 BAD Somp,.,? f eo, rereember these faets—Zam- Bak ie by rat the most widely weed leaLn in Canada: Why Las ze be- come so aegadar? Because it, heals 'sores, curer skin discaees, and doe.e whet is claimed for it. Remember that Zant-Bele is at the same time healing, soothing, aud antiseptie, Keine poison inetaut and all harmfal germs. It is el able alike for recent injuries and diem:tem and for chronic SUres, ul- cers, ete, . Tet how different and seemlier Zeta -Buie really is. All druggists and stores at 50e, box. flee aleo Zairellek Soap. Relieves sunburn and prevents feecklee, Best for baby's bath. 260tablet. THE KING'S WAY. eharecteristie ef VII. that he neve or too little eoer gh to maintain his g the 1119.5t graQi0 go/i- f Europe. Some years ago, hig*o the author ef "The g." hie majesty visited and knighted -the Lord luncheon which followed, tb king t next to Mrs. Lyon, the wifo af the Lord Provost, and nn- ticed on the table the ea,rd denoting her place. "I must alter this," the king said, smiling on the lady, With his peneil he effaced the vord :Mrs. and in its place substi- tuted Lady, and graciously handed the card to her uewly made lady- ship. float of ittino A C. .111ap14111. *V AIWPI(.11ZD fitiffaXes. minigios 0114tolell Entworatff. g1410lite4i, 40,,,s0.44 .3.11 wnAT ,cmorAN-r- DeEs. If the Germaes educate their children,. giving them a systematic training in well-equipped schools until sixteen or seventeen years of age, while we, leave mare in the condition indicated in the above deplorable statieties, what can be the enly possible. eeneeemence? The answer to that question is clearly written for all those who have compared the two nations. it will go hard with oter children, and it will go herder with our ehild- rea's children, if we do not awaken to the'fact that for the great mai- it,y of bur peQpie education is a, oekery. Will ma mate arise Red iaeiet up - en the building, of school for echoed --all big gun schools—against these Germane? We bare eo hesitation in sayin that Dr. J. 1). Kellogg's DyeenterY Cotelial is without doubt the hes medicine ever introduced for desee, tory, dierrhoea, cholera and all teener eoniplaints, sea, sickness, etre, Ib promptly gives relief and never fails to effect a positive alee. Mothers eitould never be without bottle when their children are teething. Don't bit a man when he's down, You may not be able to keep him down. minare's Liniment owl by Physkans, ival---"What a eolor Miss elite has t.o-night? I wonder if a IltS?" Adorer (tennieg his eyes towards the central fig - at an adeniriug eircle)—"I don't now. She certainly draws well." ES SUPPLIED IT. Wallie--"How fast the horse is rennin' !" Teacher—"You forget the V." Wallie—"Gee! How the horse is runnin' !" A Pill for All Seasons.—Wintee and summer, in any latitude, whe- ther in torrid zone or Arctic tine- perature, Parmelee's Vegeta,ble Pills can be depended upon to do their work. The dyspeptic iilI find thern a friend always and should carr,' them with him everywhere. They are made to withstand any climate and are warranted to keep their freshness, and strength. They do not grow stale, a quality not possessed in many pills now on the market. "Mr. Cleaver, how do you ac- count for the fact that I found a piece of rubber tyre in one of the sausages I bought here last week?" "My clear madam, that only goes to show that the motor -car is replac- ing the horse everywhere. ere St,f, CURED HIS RHEUMATISM. Yarmouth, N.S., June 2,, 1:00.-"I bave been bothered with /then/n:111am for the past, year and bave titlien a good rnonY )(Inds of medicine tend found no relief for It. "One day a friend advised me to try Gin Pills, so I did. and after taking onlY one box of them, I felt, like n 110W man, "I thought I would write you a few lines to let ,you know how thankful 1 feel for the x`elief they gave Inn, and would advise all sufferers from Rheumatisiu to get Gin Pills." CONTY. Sample free if von lulu) National Drug .t Chemical Co. (Dept. W.L:), Toronto. AU dealers have Gin Pills at 50c. a box -6 boxes for 52.50. Contented people are ,never con- tentious. Ask tor Mlnard's and take no other. EFFECT BUT NO CAUSE. "So there's another rupture of Mount Vociferous," said Mrs. Pare tington, as she put on her specs. "The paper tells us about the burn- ing lather running down the moun- tains, but it don't tell how it got afire." They Soothe Excited Nerves.— Nervous affections are usually at- tributable.to defective digestion, as the stomach "dominates the nerve centres. A course of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills will still all disturb- ances of this character, and by re- storing the stomach to normal ac- tion relieve the nerves from irrita- tion. 'There is no sedative like them and in the correction of irre- gularities of the digestive process- es, no preparation has done so ef- fective work, as can be testified to by thousands. "Pa,c1cly," saicl a father to his little boy, who was in the habit Of telling lies, "do you know what happens to liars when they die?" said Paddy, after think- ing a while, "I suppose they lie REST ARD, HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD. MRS, Wngsiow's SOOTHING lias been used for over SIXTY YEARS by ItIILL1ONS of INIOTHERS for their CHILDREN 'WHILE Nyith Pnalig,eT success. It soorents the CHILD, SOFTENS the GIIIKS, ALLAYS all PAIN; WIND COLIC, and is the beSt remedy for DIARRTHEA. 'It is ab 6o1ute1y harmless. 13e sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrtip," and take no other kind. Twen[y-fiva cents, bottle. , 'Why do fashions change se fre- quently??' I don't know. It may be.. that the-,,v"re trying to lelncle some of the .people who follow ,ehene." Hard .ariel ,sereaceens. both.yield to ,Holloway'e Corn.,Cure, which is em esiaitaiisef,a. safe to uiles, a It d I 'ar-e in the ektiiibiif Keep Mnards LI,umcntfl 41 11 MUR1NE EVE REMEO`e for Red, Weak. Weary. 'Watery Eyes and Greuttla ted EYellds, urine reeeen't Smart—Soothes Eye Pain, Druggiete Sell 'Merino Eye Remedy, r4qual..26e. 60e, $1.00. Marine Bye Salve In Aseptic 'Felice, 25e, $1.00, Eye Beaks and bre .Advice „Free by /Wail, °Murine Bye Remedy Co., Chicago. "'rheum:eon's eow got into my gardeu and ate all the grass off the lawn." "What did he do?" "Sent me a bill for using his eow as a lawn -mower." Rheurea,tism, Neuralgia and Sore Throat will not live under the same roof with Hamlies Wizard Oil, the world's beet liniment for the relief of all pain, "Look at the way baby's working his mouth," exclaimed Mrs. New- man. "Now, he proposes to put his foot in it." "IPm," replied her husband, grumpily. "Hereditary. That's wnat I did when I propos- ed." Minard's Liniment Co., Limited. Gents, -1 have used your Minard's Lini- ment in my family and also in my stables for years mid consider it the best medicine obtainable. Yoursibruly. ALFRED .‘,OCITAV, Proprietor Roston Pond Hotel and Livery Stables. . WHAT RE WAS AT. "Ha I" shoutel • the rich man, peering cautiously over the stair- way, "I want you!" "Well," chuck -led the burglar, reaching for the silver, "I'm at your ,service, sir." A. Ready 'Weapon Against Pain.— There is nothing equal to Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil when well rubbed in. It penetrates the 'tis- sues and pain disappears before it. There is no known preparation that will reach the spot quicker than this magic Oil. In consequence it ranks first among liniments now of- fered to the publie and is accorded first place among all its competi- tors. MALAYAN TREE DWELLERS. Human tree .dwellers are not yet extinct. A -Malayan newspaper describes an interesting diseovery made in South Canara. The Kudi- yas, llving near Mangalore, in- clude, it appears, a clan who have become tree dwellers by necessity, They live in huts built amid pehn and other tall trees in order to protect themselves against a ttaeles of elephants and other wild beasts of the jungle. Their clothing con- sists of the bark of certain kinds of jungle trees, and they subsist on yams and meat. They are dark- skinned and noted for their fine physique, the women being even more muscular than the men and one of their chief occupations is, honey -gathering, a very dangerous employment sirrce the, bees of C,a,nara build their honey combs on etops ojftih as much as 120 11/all,Gazettee. 53 f. FAFIMs FOR RENT AU 3 SALE. ' W, DAwS0N. Ninetyc Toromo. ciborm street, 41,to 200, at 2r,t,,,g4g,"atare !'''''' 5 'le" reason. ("TOOK, GRAW Ole DAIRY ARMS. Th will Pal! Yen to VOIr§tat rnc iX YeA want to buy on, VESTEDN LANDS y quantity, W. DAWSON, Phone Main 6990, or laigiats and 11.0144AYS nt, nun ,O ea and Seventy -,two Wright Avenue. 'hone Park 521. ACE NTS WANTED, -Ts wANTED.-A etudY of other `i.gcluY propositions couvtuces fice mete can equal ours, Yea will „ais ref,i-nt at If Ton dcnq np,p,17 Warn *9 TraTe4ers Dept,.P,4f tSo. Ottawa. SCEL LA NE0 US. W SD.-Ontorie Veteran Land /acated. A. N. /lett, Berlin, Out. ice Wilsons e, Po able or aitba r4ius hingle Mins, and Holism „XIII _SuPP.iies. Pi; ItanigAetUrIng• co, 14 ciao , Orillia„ Ontario. teepee) SACKS 525.23 PER 1.005, sacks aro made from the strongest paper, and vIl r(Inare the expel., ve Jilts or cuitell inc. 411 eieas et laze in wadeh at lo,Aert prices. Jg atraer. chitagn 1111.1. U.S.A... 1E42 North Al Tun iMtIlElt TR411'-E' era-COUStalit nrac carer nstrwaion-a few weeli,s' eacaslete 01'451 -7tools free. Graduates earn twelve te. eighteen dollars weekly. Write for eat*, logue. Molar Da.rber College, 221 Queen East, Teronto. vijg(iftS, LUMPS, W- and external, cured withal,* r home treatmenL Write pi ino titt. Medical Co.. roc.Nale A special 'mice. ate* l•fsplatiade, Taro • 'AD to take orders Lai spareexperieUre xi5. ry. our live veva:lens- uee4 tiewe end eerie APOY Dent, A. Brit* xsh deueeitei Ind nal Company. 2511 tTher. tit, Ottawa ECIALISTS ADV RED, eaneult in reeare to aus dtsetse, LOVNAt P in 4ru at all Made. rteii stted by xuaU. Send roessttrO., rue Glalles fitted by age. write to-oti, for riyping sold in tiret-class' drat storeste Dr. Hellman, Collingwood, Out. 444TR‘Nr 'UPRIGHT PIANOS, ;.;65.00 ceeb LO.11, 1101itrflill, efitlitill pianos eo e sewliere $.300.00 on payments. Writ* Wholesale Department. Tim Leath Planet Co,, 144., eiontrae. NATE p.y ow ,•xp,,,,,,, Ito Ontario. II weeks Yorkshires., registered, j. dollars each, Write for whmt Yoti Want, Thos. N, Havens 4. Son. Maher° P.O.. Ont. 'rho Soul of a Planate th ActIon, Insist on tho -OTTO HIGEL" Piano Acton IODItiOL :1foarbg The most h ghly efficient applicant, for the reduction of Swellings, Goitre, Tilielt Neck, Glandular Eulargemeis. It's Positive PILESof all kinds, in any and ail stages, quickly relieved and positively cured. Cure your suffering and live quietly. "Common Sense" for Plies will do it. $1 a box, $S for 6 boxes. Mailed on receipt of price. LYLE Nr;',1,F2,7,Y, TCRONTO 71/3 WEST QUEER STREET Mr. .Tustintreduced — "'Who is that awfully .plain man over there in the corner'Mrs. Hobson!" Mrs. Hobson—"That is Mr. Hobson.": Mr. J.—"Ah, how true it is that: the plainest men always marry the prettie,st wives." Worms sap the strength and une dermine the vitality of childreu. Strengthen them by using Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator to drive out the parasites. If a girl has pretty hands she can afford to dispense with gloves. Millard's Liniment Lumberman's Friend. Counsel (to the jury)—"The prin- cipal fault of the prisoner has been his einfortenate characterhstie of putting faith in thieves and scoun- drels of the basest description. have no more to saw. The unhappy man in the dock, ''eenttemen -of the jury, puts implicitfaith in you!" ortated Rmedy. for CeAtarrh. litVasellne !ler:reties rnThbos. Camphorici Mefttholaied #41C*1011,01.40d. le:OxiOrIginc4isiCuik etc Eatliforsficial, puiposas Wnte for FreeVaseIttitBook to AkiG5i1.1 PG CO fc.'”,,ii‘lece,ei:.b;t r.,110n1 e! 41 *32 .4.