HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1911-9-28, Page 7EVERY -DAY FORESTRY.
What Four English Tramps Did in
One Hour.
Animated by love for the beauti-
fol oaks of England, Mt, Charles
Hurst started from Manchester on,
a famous planting walk which he
has commemorated most=?charmingly
in his recent Volume, entitled "The
Book of the, English Oak." Not
content with planning to leave a
track in the form of a noble line
of oaks of his own planting scatter-
ed along a portionof his path
through Lancashire, Mr, Hurst,
with considerable cunning, enlisted
four tramps in the cause,with such
success that the lazy fellows plant-
ed fifty acorns in an hour.
The miracle begin evith the re-
quest for a penny by a beggar who
admitted that he was a snow -shovel-
er in summer and a haymaker in
winter, and that his friends were in.
the same occupations,
'"Now lookhere," said Mr.
Hurst, "I can find yon all a grand
job with better pay than you ever
got before, unless you have been
cabinet ministers, bishops or man-
aging directors. Ask theta to come
here.
"My Christian friends," he went
on, as they stood round, "you see
diose seeds( If you will plantthem
eel I direct, I will give you two-
pence apiece for path one you ,set,
Who salt's tiillingl
Mr. Burst spread about fifty
corns, brought from home, on lits
handkerchief, He gave each man
an acron that, at a given signal, he
must plant at one of the marked
places, and then return for another.
lIe poifited out thet under this ar-
rangement the amount of their
earnings depended on the vigor of
their exertions, for the more ener-
getic the snap the greater his pro -
Portion of the whole Burn, set aside
for oak -culture,
"Shadee of Sherwood!" to con -
Visite in, Mr. Iliirst's own words.
"What 'hat a sight it was to see those
elariors creatures displaying frantie
energ,h beneath the blazing sky
'As each man rushed toward Ise, I
held out an ` acorn and uttered
words of eneouragnrent, warning or
banter, as the case repulsed.
"For nearlyR an hour did the trem-
endous activity continue, irntil not
an acorn remained' an the handker-
ehief. '
"I` then east up the account in my,
note -book, whieh showed the fallow-
ing score: Red Man, twelve; Mel-
ancholy Man, sixteen; Fat Irian,
eleven; Blue-faeed Man, thirteen."
NEW NAVAL SUBMARINES.
Great .Britain Has Seventy -live of
This Type of Tassel.
More and marc importance is be-
ing attnched by European naval
'' and military authorities to submar-
ines and aeroplanes. Russia, Tur-
key, France, and Germany all hi -
Chide submarines in their new de-
fence schemes. England seems to
have similar ideas, for there are
now seventy-five submarines coin,
plotted or under construction in
British yards.
That the modern submarine is
no Very frail affair, or difficult to
manage, is proved by the fact that
one flotilla has just travelled nine
thousand miles out to Hong Kong
and another to Malta in the Medi-
terranean. Both had stormy pas-
sages; yet no damage was suffer-
ed.
The latest, or "E" type of Brit-
ish submarines, is a tremendous ad-
vance on previous achievements.
Experts believe there are some no-
table improvements yet to bead-
ded, so that within a few years the
displacement will be up to 2,000
tons and the vessels will be able
to travel under water by day and
:on the sttrface at night. By that
time the old-time destroyers will
be hopelessly out of date,
Easy
Breakfast!
ea sii
A bowl of crisp
Post
e.
T s s
and cream-
the thing's done!
Appetizing
Nourishing
Convenient
Ready to -serve rigIi
�
out'o; file pack -age.
t'The fiernory Lingers'
Cana dian,•6°''ostum Cereal
Limited,.
.ndsor, Ontario, Can,acl,
tnpany.
The "E" submarines demos-
strate, once more there is no final-
ity in naval construction. Every
year "goes one better." At present
they are of 800 tons displacement
and can travel on the surface up to
fifteen knots. Vast improvements
in the engines and equipment have
quite obviated : the disastrous ex-
plosions of the earlier -days, when
ed naval men ;re -
the � older-fashioned
subinarirxes as nacre toys
suited only; for' ,'limited " defence
work, but not•only can the newest
type eaver long voyages in which
seaworthy qualities are' required,
they are being constructed so as to
carry an armament of small quick -
firing guns for use when on the
surfaee and a strong torpedo equip-
ment for use when submerged. So
great isthe progress shown, indeed,
that among naval hien the sub-
marine has come to be regarded as
the most destructive arm of na-
val warfare for the future,
DEATH AFTER. A SCRATCH.
Morris Quatzam, an eleven -year-
old Windsor boy, fell off his bicycle
and scratched his wrist. He
thought nothing of the injury, but
blood poison set in and he is dead,
Such incidents as these -'-by no
means infrequent -ought to .make
people realize the danger that may
lie even in the smallest' wound.
Take a simple illustration. When
a knife, a rusty needle, a splinter
of dirty wood, a barbed wire fence,
or a thorn, seratobes the hand the
latter is inoculated with: germs,.
The way to avoid serious results
is ta` cleanse the wound and apply
Zana -Burr. Gals -:Duk is a powerful
yet painless germ -killer, and when
applied to that broken skin is ab-
sorbed into the tissue, instantly
destroying the germs that spread
disease and stopping the pain and
smarting. That is why Gam -Birk
is so popular with ehildren,
Zara -Bak ; most not be confused
with ordinary ointments,: Zara -Butz
is a unique preparation, r possess-
ing antiseptic, soothing and heal-
ing qualities that are not to he
found together in any ether pre-
paration. It is not only a, unique
healing beim, but it is also a skin
food. For all skin diseases and
injuries—Cute, bruises, burns, cc-
zema, chafing, ulcers, ringworm,
etc., it is without equal: It is also
used widely for piles, for which it
may be regarded as a specific. All.
druggists and stores sell at 50 cents
a box, or post free from Zain- iuIk
Co., Toronto, for price. Refuse
harmful imitations.
CLEVER DOG.
Cook—My dog took first prize at
the eat show.
Hook ..How was that 1
Cook He took the cat.
No one need fear cholera or any
summer complaint if they have a
bottle of Dr. T. D. Kellogg's Dy-
sentery Cordial ready for use. It
corrects all looseness of the bowels
promptly and causes ahealthy and
natural action. This is a medicine
adapted for the young and old,
rich and poor and is rapidly be-
coming the most popular medicine
for cholera, dysentery, etc., in the
market.
She—"Doesn't it worry you
dreadfully to owe so many bills you
cannot pay ?" He—"No. Why
should I worry over other people's
troubles 1"
i
Practically all Canadian drug-
gists, grocers and general dealers
sell Wilson's Fly Pads. If your
storekeeper does not, ask him why.
Lots of men would make good it:
employed to furnish the motive
power for windmills. -
Minard's Liniment Curos Dandruff.
SENTENCE SERMONS.
Deceive nobody, not ever thy
self.
God is a discovery, not an inven-
tion.
The keynote of Christianity is
power not words,,
Do the best you know, that you
may know better.
You may not make a living, but
you can make a life.
Friendship is the flower: of a
moment, and the 'fruit of time.
'Would you count your true
friends 7 Fall into misfortune.
The mountain is Composed
atoms, and friendship of trifles.
There are advantages in growing
old. It settles nanny ,questions.
Whoever complains of not having
found atruc friend accuses himse'lf."
In all your work watch some
easter workman; it is a great help
and incentive.
Teach your chilt;..r ii pro create.
Don't always give them finished
products to enjoy.
.What is your life? It even a
vapor. Steam is a vapor, but,`
harnessed: it moves the world.
The' extraordinary rests on the
it.He
;• 1 .r
and
ordinary na y presupposes
who. is not ordinary cannot beex-
traordinary.
We aro cup, to quench God's
thirst, and God, takes pleasure in a
Man when he fulfills the purposetlas
his, being.
I _ isa common saying that:!
'=is.'lze1 lay,;thrce 'things
• �mYi .1M4 •,
?a`r him in his presence,
him in his absefiee, ani
int ;inbis need,
1aM11:°
i19
THE PARSON'S REVENGE.
A clergyman was accustomed to
use scientific terms which the people
did not understand. A. deputation',
waited an him with the request that
in the future, whenever he used
such terms, he would ersplal,in them.
On the following Sunday he used
the term "hyperbole," and ad-
ded :—
"As agreed „on, 2 beg to explain
this word. Were I to say that at
this nionient the whole of mycon-
gregation are sound asleep, et
would be hyperbole, but if I say
that one,half are asleep that is 'ot
hyperbole, but the truth,"
The next day the'. deputation
again called to say that the minis-
ter need not explain technical
terms. The people would learn
their meaning from a dictionary.
\VJIAT 15 A BOND
A mortgage on the 0.1'. R. could
not very well be held by one per-
soi so it is split: up and sold in sec-.
tions to a number. Such sections
are called bonds. Bonds, are al-
ways readily turned into cath at.
par or even better, and they " pay
twice as Bruch interest as a savings.
hank deposit, iVrite to the Royal
Securities Corporation, Toronto,
and get an interesting book on the
s>;bleet.. They will be glad to send
it and yon will, be. pleased to heave
it; it's free.
DON'T PULL IT OFF,
"And you really think, doctor,
that you must perform the opera-
tion to -day 1"
"Oh, yes. There may be no ne-
cessity for it to -morrow."
LOW COLORIST FARES TO TIIIE
PACIFIC COAST.
;vie the Chicago Union I"actfip and north West,
ern Line, daily from September rigth to October
(5th.fromallpoints in Canada, I'triliusa tourist
sleeping care daily, Personallyg..,wdwcted Califor-
nia tours in Pwltuuui tourist, sleeping ON 00
through trains Ware 4hicago'raosday esnd'i'hurs,
day of each week, For rates. folders and full
particulars agnir to lr; At, Pawatatt, tt0321. 41.0
is Yenta St., reroute, Ontario.
PLEASANT TO HAVE AROUND.
"That Jones boy who used, to
work for you wants to hire out to
'Ise. Is he steady %"
"Steady'? If he was any steadier
he'd be motionless,"
Impurities of the Blood Counter-
acted.—Impurities in the blood
eome from defects in the action of
the liver. They aro revealed by
pimples and unsightly blotches on
the skin. They roust be treated
inwardly, and for this purpose
there is no more effective compound
to be used than Parmelee's Vege-
table Pills. They act directly on
the liver and by setting up healthy
processes have a beneficial effect
upon the blood, so that impurities
are eliminated.
LABOR.
CholIy—"Are you working your
way through college?"
Argy—"Yes ; I'm working the
money out of father,"
If every housekeeper would use
Wilson's Fly Pads freely during
the Summer months the house fly
peril would soon be a thing of the
past.
THJi BENEVOLENT BUTLER.
A Calcutta correspondent reports
"a truly 'horrible incident" which
befell an. English lady. Her "but-
ler" was in the habit of calling
loudly beneath her window every
evening about 7. His cry suggested
that he was calling either the cat-
tle or the chickens home; but
though she had neither, the lady
for some time took no notice. Un-
til one evening, having the curiosity
to look. she was horrified to see the
butler, like a dusky pied piper, sur-
rounded by a troop of rats! There
were quite fifty of them, from the
big bandicotes to small muskrats,
all being fed on the remains of her
soup, meat and other bits. In a
plague country this was an amuse-
ment that was speedily ended.
'Does ,you son indulge much in
piscatorial exercises. "No, he
don't care for nothin' but to go off
fishin'."
GDRED OF CODSTIPATONN
Mr. Andrew's praises Dr.
Morse's Indian Root Pins.
Mr. George Andrews of I-Ialifax;
writes:
"For many years I have been troubled
with chronic Constipation. This ail-
ment never comes single-handed, and I
have been a victim to the many illnesses
that constipation brings in its ,train.
Medicine after medicine I have taken in
{ order to find relief, but one and all left
axle in the sante hopeless condition. It
seemed that nothing would expel from
1 I'
me the one ailment that caused so much
troU ye
1e' , ` e t at last T read about' these u
Indian Root Pills.
That was ,indeed a lucky day for me,
for I'was so itsppressed with the, state-
- ments
tate--:ments made taut I determined to
4vive thetn,,a fair trial.
They have regulated "my stomach and
btiwcls., ,Tam cured of colistipation, and
I claim they have; no equal as a.medi--
For over half a century Dr, Morse's
tidian Root Pills have been curing con-
stipation and cloggecl,i.lactivej izyiney ,,,
with all the aliment which t;;fro-a.
" le,Stair
them. 1`hevcteaiise ih_hQ , },
and purify t,he blood, Soltl,8yerywhcre
;25c. a':l?ox r .� 1 9
Well!
Ti IS isa HOME DYE
Icy thief ANYONE'
can use,
r' 1 dyed,ALL these
\DIFP'EREHT KINDS
of Goods
ntlth the SAME D'e.;
Used
CLEAN and SIMPLE to Use.
NO- Own* of usingthe WRONG Dre for the 000d9
one te.., to color, AttcAtor`t. vett Your Drug;ist srx
i)g4.4" FREE Coipr Cardand. STORY t;tSrot;l014,.
'rbc Jotcnson.RiFW..;txdson, Co.. Chaffed, bionttcat
POUNDING INTO A BODY.
le Japanese Strike the Seventh
Vertebra.
An In hsr scientist, Prof.
A.
Abrams, has recently been
mak-
ng a special study of the restora.-
ion to life praetised by the Jap-
anese, and while he does net fully
explain why the men •eoane back to
life after being to all, intents dead,
he does tell how it, is done, and this
in itself is interesting.
Ip jita-jitsu if a man is knocked
o beaten senseless,
ut killed or oth-
erwise mauled, and if a roan has
been killed by a sunstroke or by
drowning the restorer rolls the pati-
ent on his face and extends his arms
sidewise, Then he strikes the pati-
ent en the seventh cervical verte-
ra, with his wrist severely, andre-
gularly until the patient recovers
consciousness.
Immediately he is placed in
sitting posture, his arms rotated.
and he is aided is walking, for
otherwise he relapses into ugeon-
seionsness immediately, and in some
cases dies at. once,
This system of pounding the set'-
enth'vertebra has been found pectal--
rly beneficial in some acute bear i
liseases and the effects of the treat,
t under Japanesemanilltllataon
seeirl almost nirraculous at times,
As yet there seems to be no clear,
medical explanation of the effects of
pounding the seventh vertebra, but
the genuineness of the cures and re-
suscitations frequently described by
travellers Ls now scientifically es-
tablish by Prof. Abrams's invest-
igations,
CANADA lIUSIH>TS8 COU,a,EG
CHATHAnt, -ONT.
o1E Op A31ERrO, 'S CRE:ATEilT'
BUSINESS SSCI1Q0LS
Over 2,t Choice, positions Acott In past
Four Years.
Some others just tilled;.-- I. Ii, Ir i:, , from
Newfoundland, placed with Sask. Milling co,,.
Moose Jaw, as Etono. >•'155t$ sei rii. stent.,
Peabody Overall Co., Windier. E. 0.IB0B1NSOI
4kkkr.. with Kelt Furniture Go„ SouthanrPtot ,
Out, FLOSSIE ANDERSON, Steno, and II i�tpr.
Van, Wolverine Ca„ Chatham, MILBIt1:A AI:D•
RR$ON, Steno,. with PeLaval Separator Co,,
Winnipeg, It, J. SCOTT, teacher, wills nr✓ ice
College, Newark, N. J. Tlia.wlaries of the throe
shown last woo): asarago oxer 410 per voltam,.
Tho salaries of the six here .shown Average 'afoot
to $70, Our students lire pprepared fertile big
positions where *Ito,blsg pay la eftwell 1 ' P'AVti
TO ATTEND ilea" I5F.4T, Catalogue a3 tells of;
tbe,wotk at Chatham. Catalogue til tcUft of our
home courses. Address, P. Mvl,AGRRLAN dt, Q.
C. ti. Coilcae" Chatham, Out.
NOT POLITE.
The family had never been in tree
habit of saying grace, but when the
minister took tea with therm they
thought it proper to bend their
heads over their plates devoutly.
All would have gone well if the
young hopeful had not piped up:
"It ain't polite to smell yes
meat i" t
No child should be allowed to suf-
fer an hour from worms when
prompt relief can be got in a simple
but strong remedy -Mother Graves'
Worm, Exterminator.
Unless we are wrong again, we
have discovered why cheese is
served with pie ; The restaurant
person wishes to get rid of the
cheese. It always looks as if it had
been kicking around the place for
weeks.
Blood Poisoning is often caused
by slight ruts or wounds. Death
may result, Hamlins Wizard Oil
will draw out the, poison, heal the
wound and prevent serious trouble,
"When you saw that beastly cow,
tvhy didn't you drive her out of my.
garden?" "Well, you see, sir, your
garden was in the cow I"
Minard's Llniment Relieves Neuralgia.
Margaret—Isn't it strange ?
Katherine — What? Margaret —
That many a `woman who has
bleached her hair wants to keep it
dark.
TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY
tiir Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes
iadGranulatedEyelids. Murine Doesn't
Smart -Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists
Bell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c,
50c, $1.00. Murine Eye Salve in
Asepttc Tubes, 25c, $1.00. Eye Books 1
and Eye Advice Free by Mail.
Murine Doe Remedy Co., Chicago.
"Breach of promise suits," said
Uncle Eben, "is de result of a mac
dot wears his heart on his sleeve
meetin' a gal dat carries hers in
her pocketbook."
On Sale Everywhere.—There may
be country -merchants who do not
keep Dr. Thomas'• Eclectric Oil,"
though they are few and far be-
tween, and these may suggest that
some other tiiI is just as good. There
is nothing 'so good as a liniment. or
as an internal medicine in certain
cases, ' Take no other. The de-
mand for it shows that it is the
only popular. oil.
FACT ilitD F'1NCY.
Faint wad never won fair lady.
A frog cannot breathe with its
mouth omen.
Friendship is to some girls,c; here
in to, stick Mins.
Irishmoss makes deliciousjeliy,
It's a wise child that takes after"
its rich maiden aunte
Suspension bridges have been
found in South African ant -hills,
The 'kitten's''eyes are opened in
nine days, the bridegroom hone.
for
J''apanese. have eighteen worts
•,
The black. sheen of the far2ly ss,
lshally he one that`, gets fleeced.'
Hanna the nen who hI in love',
with .himself t 'He has no hrivals.
ti
nie'nt for sale .e er h Nginards Li ril Y1N ®r
FIY
Faultless in Preparatioltmti
like any others stomaeh regulator,
Parmelee's Vegetable fills are the
result of long study of vegetable
compounds calculated to stimulate
the stomachic functions ,arid Iuain-.
BANK: , N
N
Q
Wads. . bhave the preference as
safe arid` prolltable investments.
Formerly Banks, Insurance
Companies and other finianel;.i
concerns, invested their cash
t
pluses 'largely in Real hs, is
tr;ortlages, to -day they ..re
purchasing the Bond issue:: of
established and prosperous cor-
porations considering that tI r;T
offer the greatest security
best interest returns,
9 There is no reasonable ergs,}
meet to onset the fact ; ,at till..,
is the best investment for this
Banlr surplus is the hest invest.,
nientfor the individual investor,
ti Write to -day for our bookiez,
on Bonds, and Bond: issees, Tie
recotnpaelyd,,
ROYAL
SECURITIES
CORPORATION
r.rtattea
DANK OF MO$TRSA1.. £!tlILnIE G
YONOE MID gUE•.E.N STS`
TORONTO
T nun sA
SI o+ wSON, Ng KNOWS.
1' 3'414 srrmt iso tell a farm. consult
race,
tain thein at the normal condition,
Years of use have proved theft.l
faultless character and established
their excellent reputation. And $1ia
this reputation they, haze rnain- i ort Ou
tamed for y=ears and will continue Mlb42t
to maintain, for chess pills swotal-
waysstand at the band of the list
of standard preparations.
ie
altar t0 buy a,
to
iIA\ I: sot to of the kelt
Orate or Derry .. tru'ats err si;it,araa
na prices right.
W. DAAWSON, LTi;
erect. 'rortauto,
t, Steck.
r Coihere°
WHAT HE THOUGHT.
"What do you call a person that
roads- heads st"
"A. phrenologist, my boy."
"Gee! Then zea must be one of
those things. She belt on my head
this afternoon and said right away,
'You've been swimming," "
Cnrterhall,
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited,
Dear Sire, --code in the country last
summer 1 .vase badly bitten by nxcwqui..
toes, so badly that I drought 1 would. he
disfigured for it ou1./to of wceha. 1 was
advised to try sour Liniment to allay the
irritation, and did so, The effect was
more than I expected, a few applications
completely curing the Irritation, and
preventing � the bites from becoming: sora.
MINARD'S LINIMENT is also a good
article to keep off the mosquitoes.
yours truly.
w. A. Y. Ii.
QUALIFIED.
Ryter—I've half a mind to write
a popular novel.
Clytic—Well that's as much as
you will .need.
It is an undisputed fact that one.
packet of Wilson's Fly Pads has
actually killed a bushel of house
flies. Fortunately no such quan-
tity can ever be found in a well
kept house, but whether they be
few or many Wilson's Fly Pads will
kill them all.
Mistress—"`Mary, another knife,
please! This . one is not clean."
Mary—"Not clean, mum 1 I'm
sure it ought to be. The lastthing
it cut was soap!"
Corns cannot exist when Hollo-
way's Corn Cure is applied to them,
because it goes to the root and
kills the growth.
The young wife's version
"Laugh, and the world laughs with
yon ; weep, and you get what you
want!"
Minard's Liniment Cures Burn, Etc.
Papa—"Well, did the photogra-
pher succeed in making; the baby
look pleasant?" Manama — "No;
' succeeded ded in making
but the b
ab t
y Ji
the: photographer look very plea-
sant.
Some things that come to those
who wait are badly moth eaten:
yoit talaia to raa4c Rve
alzattee .rt[ y tri If tic., ettu
Ibar114a1e t,"C,. Iers3^#41. 'roeento,
:.vy^ Lax iae 3lklrs $hiut'iti
Lupines a:ud: Iloilers,. .tib Suoultcs.
FA, LungMauttfaeturinlC Co., htd.,
Street. rille, Ontario.
L.1.IV'r'.S WANTED. .'t, LINE FOR
J, very hotlte, 'Write 1/.5 for our choice
lint 44 agents eu,pitllas.\\'o Wive the
greatest agency prnpasttlort ihn Canada
today. No outlay ncteSstry, ,milli" L
C.. 1, Ce., 229 Albert Kt, Ottawa,
1 <1\0i R. TlIMORS, LUMPS, oto. 1n<
11 ternal and external, cured without
pain by our home treatment. Write us.
before too late. Dr. Bellniail died:cal.Co
r,inuiteti., C:olltngwoed, Ont.
1,TON SCALE. GUARANTEED. Wilson's
1 Scale Works. 9 Esplanade, Toronto,
v PEC1ALISTS ADVICE FREE, Consult
us in regard to any discasa, Lowest
criccn in drugs of alt hinds.
ta.
`ritsses fated by mail. Send treasure.
mens, Cannes fitted b ' age, Write today
for anything sold in iirst.class drug
stores to Dr. Beliatun, Collingwoocl, Ont.
FEATHER DYEING
Cleaning and Carling crud Kid Gloves cleaned.;
'ruuie tau be sent by pont. lc per ox,
The best place is
BRITISH AMERICAN BYED Q CO.
MONTItRaL,
1i, H. NIGHTINGALE
STOCK BROKER
member Standard Stock and Mining Exchange
LISTED STOCKS CARRIED 03 MARGIFN.
Correspondence incited.
q3 MELIN DA ST., TORONTO
Silver Pine Healing Oil
Heald a Barb -Wire Cut
without leaving a scratch
MRS. KATR MCCRANR, OF Motor
CRAY, MAV„ writes
"Please send me a bottle of
your Silver Pine Healing -01 I
had a colt cut last tinter with
barb wire -4 used half a botticand
it Healed up and didn't leave a
scratch, Now I' have another colt
that has gotctrt that I calculate
to heal With what is left, but I
would like to have you send me
another bottle if I shouldhappen
to need it, for 1 think I could not
get on without it."
For all kinds of wounds,
bruises, burns and sores
on animals or human
beings, Silver Pine, Ideal-
ing Oil is a quick, safe and
wonderful healer. Keep a
bottlettimes a on hand for tif
t:
need. In 25c., 50c. and $1 00 bottles, at
your dealer's or from the
International Steck Fou3'Ca.,liltli'ad,Taronte,Can,
$100
!For tills
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