HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1912-4-4, Page 3A rtsOOD MEDICINE FOR THE
SPRING.
Do Not Use Harsh Purgatives --
A Tonie is All You Need.
Not exactly siek—but not feeling
quite well. That is the way most
people feel in the spring, Easily
tired, a,ppetiter fiekk, sometimes
headaches, and a feeling of depres-
sion. Pimples or eruptions may
aopear oft the skin, or there may
he twinges of rheumatism or neu-
ralgia. Any of these' indicate' that
the blooa is out of order—that the
blood is out of order—that the in-
door life of winter has lett its mark
upon you and rnay easily develop
into more serious trouble,
Do not dose yourself with pur-
gatives, as so many people do, in
the hope that you can put your
blood right. Purgatives '''eallop
through the system and weaken instead of giving strength. Any doc-
tor will tell you this is true. What
you oeed iu spring is a tonic that
will make new blood and build up
the nerves, Dr. Williams' Pink
Fills is the only medicine that can
do thie speedily, safely and surely',
Every doee of this medicine reakee
new blood, whielt clears the skin,
etreagthena the appetite end makes
tired, depressed meta women and
childrea bright, active and atrong.
Mre, Maude 13a,gg, Lemberg, Saske
says: "I ean unhesitatingly recoils -
mead Dr, Williams' Piok ?ilia as a
blood builder and tonie, 1 was
very mach ran down wilco I beg,art
using the pills, aasl a few boxes
fully restered my Imelda"
Sold by all medicine dealers o
by mail at tit) eeets a 1/Q3 or six
herxes for $2.50 from The Dr, Wil-
liams' Afedieine Co., Brockville,
Qat,
RULE,
"1 hco made it a rule through
life,be said at the table the other
elay mon to his left, "never to
with another man's husi-
That's right—perfectly right,"
was the reply,
But I see you have tt BOW C010.6.,
dential vim*.
"Yes, sir—yes.
"Ile's a hard-loolong case. 1 h
een him intoxicated a dozen times, pie fevers and all stomach and
and 1icouldn't trust hint out of my; bowel troubles. Concerning them
sight with a. ton cent piece, Took Mrs. Auguste Blicr, $t. Damase
bon out of charity, eh'?
"Well, not altogether, you know.
He happens to be my eldest eon."
There seas a period of silence ect
painful that both wished some one
would yell "fire" to break it up,
Sir Frederick Treves.
LUCKY SIR ellARLUS.
A good story is told of that Taut-
er -us English society surgeon, Sir
Frederick Trews. The story deals
with <toe of Sir Frederick's distill-
entished patient, Lord Cherlee
Beresford, Lord Charles fell ill and
at for the great surgeon. "Tell pineee into the lives of so warty
me your symptoms," said Sir Fred, women ae Dorld's Kidney Pills. Title
eriek. His lordship enumerated ie'because nine-tenthor the ills to
pains here and pains there, with winch womelt are euhject come
an ache- and a stiffness somewhere from, diseased kidneys. No woman
else. Each item was /greeted by who use Dodd's Kidney Pills call
the doctor witii a greet chuckle, have diseased Iddneys, They el-
and at last when the catalogue of
ills was completed he rose and
turned to Lord Charlea, "My dear
fellow," he said, "let me eongra-
tulate you; you have the rarest dis-
ease or the eeatury, You lucky
(log! you have a disease that was
thoug.ht to he extinet." Lord
11011EN IN ALL
PARTS• OF CANADA
TELL OF TILE HEALTH DODO'S
KIDNEY PILLS BRING.
They 'Made a New Woman or Mrs -
Eli Amirault who was a Victim.; of
Eidney Disease for over a Year.
Amirault's Hill, Yarmouth Co,
N.S,, March 25 (Special)--‘4Four
boxes of Dodd's Kidney pills made
a; new woman of me," Thos d are
the words of Mrs. Elie Andrault ef
this place. They are words that
have been used again and again by
women in all Parts ef Canada who
have zuffeeed, and who have found
relief and cure in Drodel's Kidney
Pille.
"I suffered fer over a year from
kidney disease," Mrs. Amirault
continues. "Nothing I tried help-
ed me. At last some one told axle
try Dodd's Kidney Pills. Before
I had finished the first box I felt
better.- Four boxes made a new
WOroan of aut,"
No remedy ever given to the
pablie has brought health and hap
ways (rare the kidneys,
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THE ROYAL PAIR Ob.' RUSSIA.
A Glininse at the Crowning Of the
Czarina.
The widow of an American (Ratio -
FLOOD AND FAMINE:
Awful Steries Repeated From
Lower "Volga, Russia,
An appalling account of the suf-
ferings of the faaaine-stricken pea-
santry on theelower Volga coulee
from Tzzaritzirt, Russia. To give
but one. instance, in the village of
Gavriloff an. offieial inspector dis-
covered that most of the inhabitants
were ia a state of terrible emacia-
tion; many were affected -with boils,
and their teeth were falliog out.
Seyeral families were living in one
house, and the abandoned cottages -
had been pulled down in order to,
use the wooden walls for fuel. Even
this aupply was almost exhausted,
and ie some houses there were ici-
cles on the top of the stoves. Twelve
hundred pounds of ;corn was sent to
the village, and eeveral eartioaals of
fuel.
The censequenee of the present
widespread famine are most serious.
The Governmeat, is attempting to
deal with the evil of eupplyiug food,
but the corn for sowing an the
spring has been long ago earteunted
by the hungry peasants, and they
have been obliged to sell at very
/ow priees or to kill of their cattle
and horses on account of the lack of
fodder,
It is to be feared that the &scone
tint bred by the famine, may result
in excesses such as took Place in the
revolutionary period. Perhaps this
fear accounted „for the sharp pun-
ishment jaet inflicted op forty pea-
sants, who were copalernaeal to
terms of imprisonment at Saratoff
for burning down the house
nobleman, and milting down his
forest.
ea,
ZA3I-131.7E IN THE HOME
—
Read Row Useful It Proved in
"Charlie's" answer Is 11Qt reeord- mat, who has PuhliShed her Inertl' These Widely Different Cases.
.1,1MMTNI,T14‘,..01,•,,,,,,,,'", irs of foreign courte in "Intimacies
ed.
of 0000, and Society," deaeribes Zeal -Butes strongest point is it
MOTHERS RECORMEND 1 the royal pair or Russia as they effectiveness in all kinds of skin :iurs OWN TA1LETS1 looked at their coronation, eases and injuries. Just note bow
aby's Own Tablets are reeom-
deal by thousands of thankful'
mothers who have used them for
their little once and have found
them a safe and sure cure for con-
etipation, indigestion, worms, mm -
In its initial stages a cold is a
local ailment easily dealt with. But
many neglect it and the result is
often the development of distressing
seizures of the bronchial tubes and
lungs that render life miserable for
the unhappy victim. As a first aid
there is nothing in the handy medi-
cine line so certain in eurative re-
sults as Biekle's Anti -Consumptive
Syrup, the far-famed remedy for
colds and coughs.
WELL INVESTED.
"Seven years ago I landed in this
town -with only one dollar, but that
dollar gave me my start."
"You must have invested it very
profitably,"
"I did, I telegraphed home for
money."
POLITE
First Tramp—"After all, it pays
to be perlite, pardner.".
Second Tramp—"Not always. The
other day I was actin' deaf and
durabs when 'a man gave me ten
cents I says, 'Thank you, sir,' and
he had me arrested."
Specialist Did Skin
Trouble No Good
Very itchy and Disfiguring. Got a
Little Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment and Was Cured.
"For two summers I suffered with
-skin trouble bn my arms, and on my
legs from my knees down. Ary arras
were badly disfigured, and I kept them
covet -ed. It came hke tFfe hives, and
was very itchy. I consulted a specialist,
who gave me medicine, as well as an
ointznent, but seemed to do no good. It
was beginning to appear on my face.
-I got a little Cuticura Ointment
and some Cuticura, Soap. The first
touch of Ointment seemed to relieve,
and before the Cut-icura Ointment was
finished I was cured. I have not the
least sign of trouble. I think it would
d.
have spreaover My whole body if
Cuticura Soap and Ointment had not
cured me. am, delighted with them,
and de feel pleased to think I have some-
thing I have confidence in. I tell all
my friends about them, and I think
Cuticura Ointment is the bast I ever
saw?! (Signed) M. 3. Boddy, 73 McCaul
Toronto, Dec. 22 1010
Cold -Sore Began to Heal With Ficst
, .
Use of Cuticura Ointment...
"Cuticura Ointment cured a vary
.
bad cold -sore that gave mo hours of
leycke paia end loss et. eleep. I tried
lots of Other Fdiitecligg pittin
,nog. dic4.
me any good till I tried Cuticura Uint-
a:tent; and from the very first '
tion it began to heal all iao there is
Met even Sear left. (a_gne ears. W.
voyce,INIerrnaid Farm,
,For more than a genert ton Cuticura
;Soap and Cuticura- n merit ,hai3O
. afforded the speeclieSt,'safest_and most
eecriOrnical treatment for .skin aura kb./
troubles, of young wad old 'Althong
they are sold by'dry gi.atiaapttg.deatOs
Izerywhere, ilber lopicto
varbe,obtalrieti fft
rug tt. Chein. Co*, et,
olumbuf3' AVO:, 130#
. .
4,*
Que., writes; "Please aend me an-
other box of Baby's Own Tablets.
I have already used them and have
found them an excellent remedy
for little ones. I would strongly
recommend them to all mothers.'
The Tablets are sold by medicine
dealers or by mail at 25 emits a box
from The Dr, Williams' Medicine
Co., Breekville, Ont.
MAKING PROGRESS.
s "How are you getting on a
school, Johnnie7"
"Very well; I'm second now."
"Second Good! How many are
there in. the class'?"
"Mo and a little
Revive the Jaded Condition.—
When energy Rags and the cares of
business become irksome; when the
whole system is out of sorts and
there is general depression, try
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills. They
will regulate, the action of a de-
ranged stomach and a disordered
liver, and make you feel like a new
man. No one need suffer a day
from debilitated digestion when so
simple and effective a pill. can be
got at any drug store.
Some -writers have a wealth of
thought, and they all have a
thought of wealth.
Requisite on the Farm. —Every
farmer and stock -raiser should keep
a supply of Dr. Thomas' Eelectrie
Oil on land, not only as a ready
remedy for ills in the family, but
because it is a horse and cattle
medicine of great potency. As a
substitute. for sweet oil for horses
and cattle affectod by colic it far
surpasses anything that can be ad-
ministered.
Too many People mistake, nail for
•
genius.
Minard's liniment Cures Burns, Etc.
The woman of the hour is the one
who says Ishell be ready in min-
ute. 1
Corns cause lnuch stiff eying,' hut
Holloway's Corn Cure offers a
'speedy, sure, and satisfactory re-
lief.
MODEST BLACICSAIITH.
Shortly before hit departure for
, India, King George was visiting at
count ho-,, • II f
Ione of Oliver Crornwell's battles.
Strolling out, one 310Orning alone, hci
met the village bliaelsmith. E.ay,
my good fellow," said his Majesty,
genially, "I understand t,liece was a
big battle forreht here,"
staminered the
131aeksmitlil, recognizing and salut-
ing the King, "I did 'are a sound
. .
or two with13d1 the otman, but I
didn't 'know your Majesty 'ad °card
f it." -
^
b,acheler
as a
,spintter wllsh
Repesies Neuraf
"The Czarina was easily the most excellent these persons proved it in
eau . t atidely different direetiena.
hwoman to he seen, and
many',Voice of her as- the 'vast ',:..; Sore Deele-4Irs, 0, A. Campbell,
iaefa (if the queentn 'queen. 13114 of Powasarna, Ont,, writes; `,'One of
her lovellness had nothing of the my heels was very hardly blistered
vanity which seeks a pahlie homage.; by a pair of Ilow shoo, and the
4..t had rather the ormealing gentle- poisonous dye from my eteekiag got
mess •which made her mother, under 1 Into it, and made a bad'SOM.'. For
the happy freedom of English skies, a week I enid not put on a shoo,
the 'most. hek'ved princess of her and suffered great pain. I applied
day, and to me she was mare the zeraspeer, and an 4 fow days it
type of the sheltered woman to .he healed the weund."
mated to a Brutus of lofty aoul., . . . mei eue-soars, ja Virgint, of
Her face upon her eoronation day ;Doondnge, Ont.. '1V rites: "Zarn-
was eherged with profound emotion ,Bok ;healed n, had ea which / sus-
-it has haunted me ever elate. Ib woe& 1 was hurrying. itorost, my
was like the face ; of Umartyr walks yard one day when T ,supped.. and
ing with measured stens to . her ilm°1 fell heavily, my knee striking a
. ,
, • .
"And the mth
an who was e Centre net realize how badly I was hurt,
of the gorgeous pictures, whose au- lint I found I had a bad cut about
tocratic atlpofness and sanctity et two inches long, very jagged and
person were. proclaimed by every very deep, We bathed the cut and
possible accessory of pomp and ea- applied Zam-Buk. This stopped
ered ceremonial, produced in him- the smartine very eelcie, and in a
self no illusion of royalty such as few clays it healed the wound
may impress and thrill even the eonipletelyd,
most democratic when. face to face -.11,:ezeIna, c 'med.—Mrs. Antoine with a king who is really kingly. seriault of Maxiamville, P. E. I.,
His narrow forehead and receding writes: "I had eczema and was un -
chin, visible even behind the beard, der doctor's treatment for two years
spoke little ef intelligence and noth- without any geed; result. I then
ing of power, while the insignifi- tried' Zam-Buk and in the end it
canoe of his small form was empha- ,cured Inc.".
sized beside the tall men of his fatn- zena_Brik. is jest as good for
ily, splendid -looking fellows, allpileS, blood -poison, festering sores,
over six feet."
pimples, eruptions, cuts, bnrns,
bruises,. and m
all skin 3uries and
SLIGHT DELAY. diseases. 50c. box all druggists and
0141 pyle. Sharp etoote At the mon-tent I did
okl millionaire en ose stores, or post free for price from
verge of the grave wanted to marry Zam-Buk Co., Toronto. Try Zara -
you, would you throw me ovcrl" Buk , Soap, '250. tablet.
She -"Not necessarily. Still, you
might have to wait a year or two." ALL DEPENDS,
Teach el ---'Row, children, here's
a little example in mental arithme-
tic. How old would a person be
wire was born in 18877"
HEALS THELUNGS
STOPS COUGHS 25 CENTS Pupil—"Was it a man or a WO-
,
If a monis honest, he doesn't have
to use a megaphone to advertise the Why persist in being imposed up -
fact. on by buying poor trashy alum bak-
ing powder when you can just as
well buy Magic Baking Powder, the
health giving "No Alum" brand at
the sante price'? Sixteen Onnoes for
twenty-five cents. At all Grocers.
A pleasant medicine for children
is Mother Graves' Worm Extermi-
nator, and "there is nothing better
for driving worms from the sy,stem.
And too little Self-confidence is as
disastrous as too nmcli.
PILES CURED iN o TO 14 DAYS.
Your ilruggiet will refund money if PAZO OIN'1%
MSNT fails to cure any oaso of Itching. 131ind,
Weeding or Protruding Pilot la 5 to14 days. 000.
"What nonsense all this is about
men getting on their knees when
they -propose," said Mrs. Parslow
to her dear "My husband
didn't do iany such absurd thing."
"Re, did when he proposed to Me,'
Said the dear' friend without think-
ing. •
ED. 7
2F '4'K
rThe, way to get a reputation for
goodness is to be good. -
tlinard's Liniment tor sato everywhere..
LIPTO
OVER Z LION PACKAGES SOLDWE,OiLY
pp .•
DISTEMPER alk
end Ceierrbel fever.
Sore cure and positive preventive, no matter how 11015CS any egg gra
infected or "exposed," 1.iusid. gkEenon the tongnei sets on the ,Blood and
Gt,eds, expels the poisonou s germs from seay. estas Drstatanstr Dogs
snd Sbeepi ale
nd Chora in Poultry. Larnt. gellingelive stock Totn4-th'. Cot gs
Ls. Grippe among human beings and is a fate kidnuY remedy, Suc and t
boto,;%6. gud grt a dezell. Cut this ont. Eeep it, Show it to Yoor drangisa.,
lt
'Ao win get it or you, Free Sookiet, "Distemper. Causes and Cures."
DISTRIGoTOBS--ALL, WHOLESAt.g. PRUGGISTs
SPOYIN micsucAt. Co., cbemists and nactetiolocists. G0SHEN 10.5
CARPET DYEIN
And Cr.TVs inn speeility with the
E3Tittsh Arnricnt't Dying 00
0, "
*4141 ortieidats 7;0and no ore sure to Satistp,
AddF055 BOX /SO. feleiltr#AL
WAY OE
"Don you think a husband has a
right to open his wile's letters l"
"He has the rizht, perhaps, but
hardly ever the courage,"
A
Hope for the Chronic Dyspeptic,-
Through lack of consideration of the
body's needs many persons allQW
disorders of the digestive apparatus
t endure until they become elm-
, filling day e and nights with
mattering, To these a. course of
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills is re-
commended as a suree and speedy
way to regain health. These pills
are epecially compounded to combat
dyspepsia, and the many ills that
follow in its train, and they are suc-
cessful always.
ouerit
"Are you afraid sp ,rs
Gay I"
"1 wes until I married o
To whom it may eoneerzt: 91118 tr)
CC17:ttfY that I havo used MINARD'S
mvsclf aa vett preseribed At in
my pra.mice 101(.1'1, liniment Wan required
, and have never failed to cot the &aired
oifect. O. A. KING,
TO FIND A NEW 'CRAZE.
The fashionable world of London
must lead a quaint existence. The
dearest object of every one's life
seems to be to find a new craze.
For 'a," time it was bridge. Now
bi'idge, is a capital game, but When
y011 aro invitca to play bridge in
the mor4ting, in the afternoon, in
the evening, and nearly all night,
bridge becomes a form of lunacy,
Heaven knows -many erases have
had their day' since bridge, began
to wane. •Everything ftoni cara-
vanning and skirt -dancing down tO
appendicitis and laundry ,.work
had its turn. But society has now
found a new fad, and, wondef•ful to'
say, it is as old as the hills. So-
ciety has taken. to ,sowing.
• WHY HE NEEDIEb MONEY.
'Little' Elmor—``PaPa, give
seme money.
`P.apa.‘Th'iNVIAY de.
E)mer 2' '
•Li ttl e E1n1or=
robber Was tc.tsto
'A.To u r
4-42 hadn't; ail'
nk.
sripp(-„ise,
•e. Inf.t. say,
loitit life, , and I
"Solomy," said the pretty teach-
er, '`what is a kiss?" "I can't ex-
actly put it in words," returned the
bay; "but if you really wanter
know I can show you."
ifirr"-lien. Try Marine Eye Remedy
Nottinarting—FueleVine—Autegnirkt..
Try1`f!'11`IYeu rigael14t
E,y ineiell
itaINE cOnt-
pounded bp oar OetoltAt5-notnut'nient
1,15(11017)0" t 11$4,•a1,. suesessfulnri,
Ne d eitleil'it's.L7i'°1'.1>ee'LlIfe50Paillirg1111(fr!(14Vy'.
ttruggho-a per. botito. '1,11,urino
Care Eyo Salve in ASCptiO
,Murine Sia Remedy Co., Chicago
Many a young man is rather fast
about everything except settling his
bills.
Only One "BROMO QUININE."
'Vint is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Loot::
Lor the signature of E. W. GROVE. Used the
World over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 25c.
Hunting for ------trouUle usually gets
a full bag.
MI -lard's Liniment r•ures Dandruff.
HIS PROFESSION.
FA.RTAS FOR SALE OR
"New, Robert, what Jo you in-
tend to do when you become a
man?" questioned Aunt Ellen, as
she looked approvingly upon her
small nephew. -
goin' to be a soldier," re-
plied the boy, promptly, "'cause
then 1: can fight whenever I want to
without boing spanked for it."
el I
5
'IRIS is a NOME
ihat ANYONE
can lase
!dyed ALP' these
DIFFERENT lig&IDS
of Goods
with the SAME
used
ALL KINDS0FG°M9
t
CLEAN andSIMPLE 40"USe.
NO ulinneoof the:WRONG Dye for the CoodS
,04101,, 5 color. All colors frroo your Dt-to;.giici or
Fi:10T, Co 1 or C.nrd STORY Bookl0t 10;
'ThC JoimttooltIchordson. Co.. 1.,inOi0.0, Mot-art:RI,
H. W. riawson, Ninety Colb e Strecti
Toronto.
Nitt•ga iftzer, sicti in t
TlePTLY thirty per ee ou
aerrieda aertsi OI? TWO HUN,
tired and ninety acres on St.
je.F.placf.; Tsieua, with fine house. up -to.
dute barn and outbuin
tidgs. Owney wishes
w devote his time to other busmess, so
will Fell Olean Tor ettielE sale. F411 mAr-
tioulars furnished on appTlication.
ENDRBD AND VIFTY,SEVEN ACRES
4. -IL in Norfoll= (!ortotY; E1ix St ares fruit;
mum -date home; new bank barn; a verY
desirable property at afE barga-in,
LTNTYRED AND FIFTY ACRES-WITTC
goTi house: two barns; Ten ACTOD
orchard; in County Peel. A real snap.
�NE 111.7NDRED ACRES -GOOD 11011SE
arid outbuildings: near Teeswater.
A firstela farm worth the money -
DEA FARMOF TWO DRE
acres in County of Wellington. with
brick house; good outbuildings; can
bought on C4$r terM.
Forn IfUNDRED ACRE.% IN COUNTY
Simone, with lIundred Acres Good
l'inabort 20 aeros apple oreluirdi good
Frame House; two Barns Can be bought
right,
TIIWENTT--FIVE ACRE FEVIT FARM-
/ Near St. Catharines: Brick House;
Barn; twenty acres planted. Can. be
Vonght very r.asonable,
INF.' OF Tur. BEST FRUIT 'FARMS III
..." St, Catharinea Distriet-lilifty acres,
thirty of witieln aro planted; Elegant
Bantle, also Cottage and fine outbuildings.
Will be sold on easy terms.
,
'Ida 0111')' ACRES - ST. CATHAB/NES -
II
. Bungelo and Cottage and good out.
buildings. Thirty-four acres plante1 in
frult, end, a money maker. The owner
wishes to retire and anxious to sell,
T/VANE MANITOBA. ALBERTA, FiAS.
katehowan and British Columbia
lands, both improvtd and unimproved. In
quarter. half or whole sections, also in
larger lots Alp to five IAA:mired thousand
aero. If thanking of investing in West.
ern lands it. is to your interest to eanfilitia
111P,
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'Phones: Main 5990, Park 927. H. W.
DAWSON, Toronto.
oot. M'ILES'. rorNTS.- OF MIDDLESEX;
CI 4 son street/ad (dor Iola; good haild.
bit.S, a N.-. Tork to Zitarlte.,. Railway Stn.
lion and Post Office. 711 health reason for
selling. Anson 'Matthews. Denileld 1'. 0..
or We -tern Real Estate, Loudon.
MALE HELP WANTED.
T EARN TO BE A TELEGRAPHER OR
10..1 Station Agent. -Big demand for men.
Free Book 18 exnlains work rind wAgc0.
, Dominion 14,013.0ol,'Wlegra ally, Toronto.
miSCELLAREOUS.
14 TIMTIOLDT, SASKATCHEWAN, WANTS
"- this Spring. settlers for 4,000 free
'homesteads. lie$,t ,"mixed farming terri-
tory in West. Also improvod farms 815
to $30 per acre. Write t>ommissioner.
Board of Trade, 'Humboldt.
111TAT and FARM SCALES. Wilson's
:Li Seale Vv`orka, 9 Ls -pinnacle, Totooto.
el ANOER , TrilifORS, 1,1.7.),IPS, ete. T.
l j ternal and external, cured wi..hout
Pain by our home treatment. Write us
before too lato, Dr. Bellman Medical Co..
Limited, Collingwood, Ont.
lie TON SCALE GUARANTEED. Wilson's
Vii Scale Works. 9 Esplanade. Toronto.
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