HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1912-6-27, Page 3SEVERE. NEURALGIA
'Cured Through thease of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills
There is an'excelient reason why
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have cured
the most severe cases of neuralgia,
Sciatica and other complaints in the
group known as disorders of the
nerves. This group also includes'
St.Vitus dance, partial paralysis
and the common state of extreme
nervousness and excitability, Each
of these complaints exists because
there is something the matter :with
the nervous system. If the nerves
have tone and are strong and heal-
thy you will not have any of these
complaints. The reason why Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills cure nervous
disorders is, that they restore
weak, run down nerves to their
proper state of tone. They act
both directly upon the blood sup-
ply and the nerves, The highest
medical authorities have noted that
nervous troubles generally attack
people wile are bloodless and that
the nerves are toned when the blood
is renewed. It is thus seen that
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills cure nervi-
ous disorders by curing the cause'
of the trouble. The following is an
instance. Miss Annie Jones, Len,
don, Ont., says: ----"For over a year
I was an intense sufferer from neu-
ralgia, which located in lazy face
nine. head, The pain at times was
so intense that I could scarcely
keep from screaming, and nothing
I was doing for the trouble seemed
to help ane. As time went on my
whole nervous system; -was affected.
At last when I felt that my case
was almost hopeless I was advised
to try Dr. Williams'Pink Pills. The
result of this treatment was that I
am now enjoying such comfort as I
had not known for years, and only
those who have suffered from neu-
ralgic: pains eau realize what a
blessing the Pills have been to
me,"
If you are suffering from any'.
blood or nervous disorder begin to
cure yourself to -day with Dr, Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, which you can
get from any medicine dealer or by
mail at 50 esints a box or six boxes
for $2.50 from The Dr, Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
DIDN'T WANT TO ARGUE.
Saon—It's a fine morning, San-
dy. (Sandy grunts,) Saxon—I said
it was a fine morning, Sandy: Sandy
Vorra weal, verra, wool,: I dinna
want tae argue,
As a vermifuge there is nothing so
potent as Mother Graves' Worm
Exterminator, and it can be given
to the most delicate child without
fear of injury to the constitution.
Nearly 100,000 women in New
York City consume no fewer, than
35,000,000 cigarettes a year.
Koop Minard's liniment ie. the house.
,HIS BOOK.
"Now here is a book," exclaim-
ed the seedy man as he dashed into
the banker's private office. "Don't
want any books," grunted the
banker. "But this one you can't
help being interested in." "Haven't
time to read books, and—" "But
I am sure you will take this book,"
persisted the seedy man. "Look
here, sir, do you intend to leave
this room, or must I-" "Don't
need to call the porter ; I'll go.
This is your book, though." "My
book?" "Yes; your pocketbook. I
found it in the hall." " Then he van-
ished.
Eczema Always
Y
o.
Burning
and Itching
Used. Box of Cuticura Ointment and
It ; Completely Disappeared.
/have suffered Froin ecselna for two years.
The trouble began on one aria where there
appealed a redspot of about a five -cent size,
and it always widened, all the time itching
and ,burning. ;The first days, I didn't care,
but seeing' that, it gained in size, I tried:
— Ointment and --,. Ointment, but both
without success.. It was always burning and
Itching. _ Ravingeeen in the newspaper the
advertisement of the Cuticura Remediee,• I
tried a little, and seeing' that it improved.
I bought a box of the Cuticura .Ointment.
After having used` olio box, my eczema conn.
pletely disappeared. The Cuticura Ointment--
should be kept in every home." (Signed)
lt. Oatiguy, lldarievibe, Que. Jan. 14, 1911.
A Generation of Success
Por more than a generation Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura, Ointment have afforded the
ipecdiest;and most ocononiletd treatment for.
Itching, burning, scaly and bleeding skin rand
Scab) humors, of ; young and sift, A single
set ,ia, often ` sufficient ° Sold by ddate
and dealere e0ergwbere. For et liberal sample
ori Cutieurs (Soap; rind Qthtt¢ten1. boat -fres
with a2q book on skin Otuptton8, Bette to
A'oster. Drug ,'• Chem. OorP:, sole phare-,'
IlQlutwbus Ave.. ' i$ou, v. d. A, ,
NEW DISCOVERY IN AVIATION
French Military Believe They Can
Prevent Many Accidents.
What promises to be a scientific
discovery of the highest importance
in aviation is now being ievestiga't-'i
ed by the French military authori-
ties. It will be remembered that
tient;,: Seville lost his life while dy-
ing at Pan a few weeks ago. Exam-
ination of the wrecked machine,
droved that the wing of Seville's
monoplane broke downward in-
stead of upward, showing that the
pressure of air came from above in-
stead ` of from underneath, as has
been hitherto supposed was the
case in fatal accidents. Experi-
ments have now corroborated the
theory that a downward dip
monoplane throws a greatly in-
creased air pressure upon the sur-
face of the wing. Heretofore the
main strength of the wire stays has
been devoted to preventing the wing
buelrling frons- pressure on the un-
der surface, while no astayn have!
been thought necessary to counter-
act pressure from above. The om-
eial commission believes zany acci-
dents have been due to insufficient
protections from air pressure on the
upper surface of the wings, and this
is now being remedied in all French
army aeroplanes.
Elti GLANB WARRING ON FLIES.
Campaign Started Now In Hope of
Preventing Plague.
War, determined and grim, is be-
ing waged in England against the
house fly. This is the time of year,
it is said,: that war, if it is to be
successful at all, may prevent a
plague in the autumn,
Tho house fly, it has been urged.
lay "experts," carries mote disease':.
from house to house than any other
living thing in existence. The fly,
they say, serves no useful purpose
whatever ; it is a pest, andnothing
more, Its breeding powers are
enormous. The flyto-day may yield
millions by the autumn, and so
everybody is asked to help in its
extermination,
In schools the pupils are being
taught all about the dangers of the
fly and 'how to kill it, and house-
holders are warned by the sanitary
authorities that no labor expended
upon its extermination will be
thrown away.
DOCTOR'S SUUFT.
Nov Gets Along Without It.
A physician says: "Until last call
I used to eat meat for my break-
fast and suffered with indigestion
until the meat had passed from the
stomach,
"Last fall I bran the use of
Grape -Nuts for breakfast and very
soon found I could do withoat
meat, for my body got all the nour-
ishment necessary from the Grape -
Nuts and since then I have not had
any indigestion and am feeling bet-
ter and have increased in weight.
"Since finding the benefit I de-
rived from Grape -Nuts I have pre-
scribed the food for all my patients
suffering from indigestion or over-
feeding and also for those recover-
ing from disease where I want a
food easy to take and certain to
digest and which will not overtax
the stomach.
"I always find the results I look
for when I prescribe Grape -Nuts.
For ethical reasons please omit my
name." Name given by Canadian
Postum Co., Windsor, Ont.
The reason for the wonderful
amount of nutriment, and the easy
digestion of Grape -Nuts is not hard
to find.
In the first place, the starchy
part of the wheat and barley goes
through various processes of cook-
ing, to perfectly change the starch
into dextrose or grape -sugar, in
which state it is ready' to be easily
absorbed by the blood.
The parts in the wheat and _bar-
ley which Nature can make use of
for rebuilding brain and nerve cen-
tres are retained, in this remark-
able food, and thus the human
body is supplied with the powerful
strength producers, so ° easily no-
ticed after one has >yaten Grape -
Nuts each day for a week or 10
days. .
"There's a reason," and it is ex-
plained in the little book, "The
Road to Wellville," in pkgs,
Ever road tho above Iettert A new ono
appear' from time to time. They are
genuine, true,; and full, of human interest.
BANKS REPLACE SALOONS.
We are abolishing, public houses
but we are increasing banks. A
writer has put a question as to the.
number of banks between the Eus-
ton`' Road and St. klbans,'-and on.
the south side between the Elephant
and Croydon. Half a century ago
there was not one. It was the Lon-
don and Westminster that first set
up a bank for the small man. And
now, you can. hardly pass" a street
corner without the appeal " of the
bank. The changeof the street.
corner site is suggestive of other
changes.—London . Chronicle.
"You must take exercise," said
the physician, "and, by all means,
worry less. Play golf." "Doctor,"
replied , the patient, ' ' °you mean,
well, but a man who plays anykind
of a golf game can't help worrying."
Minard's Liniment t.t5mberman'e Friend.
N EXCELLENT REMEDY
FOR LITTLE ONES
Mrs. ,John C. Lepage, Rimouski,
Que., writes :—"Your Baby's Own
Tablets are an excellent remedy for
little ones and I Always keep them
in the house," Thousands of other
mothers say the same thing. The
Tablets always do good—they can -
net possibly do harm. They are the
only medicine for children sold un-
der the absolute guarantee of a,gov-
ernment analyst to contain no opi-
ates or harmful drugs. They sweet-
on the stomach; regulate the bow-
els;
ow-els;; break up eolds; expel worms;
cure indigestion and promote
healthful sleep. The Tablets are
sOM by medicine dealers or by mail
at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil-
.taxes' Me�clicine Co,, Brockville,
Ont,
THE CIVILIZING RAILWAY,
In Senegal and Southern Nigeria,
and the other French and English
colonies of West Africa that lie be-
tween them, there are now 11 rail-
ways either running or building.
Nearly all lead into the hinterland
from sonde port on the Boast, In
every instancethe introduction. of
the railway has not only increased
the trade of he colony, but has ex-
ereised a beneficial effeet upon the
West African ¢la.tives. Those who
formerly were often engaged in in-
tertribal warfare have become
peaceful ` traders or farmers,' land
many of the natives are filling sub-
ordinate - positions upon the various
lines, The railways have aeeom-
plished the complete pacification of
colonies that were once warlike
and quarrelsome.
Pills of Attested Value. Forme-
lee'e Vegetable Pills are the reevit
ef careful study of the properties of
certain roots and; herbs, and the ac-
tion of such as sedatives and laxa-
tives on the digestive apparatus.
The success the eempotinders shave
met with attests the value of their
work, These pills have been reeog-
nized for many years as the best
eleansern of the system that Can be
got. Their excellences was rceog-
nize*d from the first and they grow
more popular daily.
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ORIGIN OF CHIIMNEYS.
Earliest Mention of Their Existcnec
Made in 1347.
In the excavations at Pompeii and
Herculaneum uo discovery appears
to have been made of anything ap-
proaching the nature of the modern
chimney.
The earliest mention of the chim-
ney seems to be in an ancient Vene-
tian inscription over n doorway,
where it is written that in 1347 cer-
tain chimneys in that location were
demolished by earthquakes. It
by conjecture only that we aro able
to say that the chimney was known
in ancient Italy. Seneca, who lived
during the first century of our era,
invented a species of tube which ho
affixed to the length of the wall, and
it seems to have run through floors.
Through this the heat passed from
subterranean ovens called "hypo -
causes," of which remains were
found in buried cellars of houses
built on the Bay of Naples, But in
this there is no evidence of any
chimney in the modern sense or
even of any kind of stove. Before
the invention of the chimney fires
were made in excavations or pits
opened beneath the floor of habita-
tions in about the centre of the
room, as the Eskimos do to -day.
The hearth of the ancient Romans
was in the porch, but the fires light-
ed there were not designed to make
houses habitable, seemingly, but
were merely an indication of hospi-
tality to friends. The houses, which
occasion called for heat, were fur-
nished with firing,pan and bellows,,
earried from room to room by.
slaves. This was in more or less
constant operation day and night
in very cold weather'. In the early
centuries of the middle ages there
seems to have been an attempt
made to perfect the very elemen-
tary fashion of house-warming.
Before the "seventeenth century
there is no direct evidence available
that a satisfactory method had been
found to evacuate gases' liberated
by combustion;-Harper's Weekly.
"M y dear," said Mrs. Henpeck,
"I'm positive that our George is
thinking seriously of matrimony."
"Well,
We11, I only hope so,"
returnedturned
Henpeck with unusual spirit. " "I
wouldn't -want any. boy of ,mine to
be so unfortunate as to regard it
as a joke._"
'ED. 7.
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A GREAT WAR SHIP.
Britain's Fastest, Largest and
Costliest Named The I4ona
Great 'Britain's largest, fastest
and costliest armored war ship has
just been placed in oamanissiou,
The rnonater battle cruiser axes been
naxned the Lion, Tier length is 060
feet, her displacement 26,350 tons,
her speed, designed for twenty-
eight knots, is likely to reach
thirtytwo knots. ,Iter turbines are.
of 70,000 horse power. As for her
cost it reaches the enormous sum of
$10,000,000.
For such a sum twenty years ago
could have been built a first-class
battleship, four 'good-sized eruis'ers
and a dozen torpedo craft.
For such today could be
built some n,00Q aeroplanes, any
one of which could with ilnpunity
drop bombs upon the Lion and put
her out of action,
ZAM-BVK AND OUTDOOR LIFE.
Every tennis or ball player, every
swimmer, every canoeist, everyman
or woman who loves outdoor life
and exercise, should keep a boar of
Zam-Buk handy.
Zam-Buk 'es a. purely herbal pre-
paration, which, as soon as applied
to cuts, bruises, burns, sprains,
blisters, etc., sets up highly" bene-
ficial operations. First, its antisep-
tic properties render the wetted
free from all clanger from blood
poisoning, Next, its soothing pro-
perties relieve and ease the pain.
Barbed wire scratches, insect
stings, akin diseases, such as eeze
ma, heat rashes,: ringworm, babies'
heat sores, ehefed places, sore feet
are all quiekiy cured by Zane
Buis, All druggists and stores. Use
Zara -Bek Soap also; 25c, per tablet.
THE DREAD OF OBSCURITY.
"Do you think it possible to love
your enemies?"
"Not exactly," replied Miss
Cayenne, "Yet many* of us ought
to feel rather grateful to our ene-
mics as the only people who take
a real interest in us."
They Cleanse While They Cure..
The vegetable cornpounds of
which Parmelee'e Vegetable. Pills
ars composed, mainly dandelion
and mandrako, clear the stomach
and intestines of deleterious mat-
ter and restore the deranged organs
to healthful action. Hence they are
the best remedy for indigestion.
available to -day. A trial of them
will establish the truth of this as-
sertion and do snore to convince
the ailing than anything that can be
written of these pills •
INDEPENDENT.
Chief Clerk (to office boy)—Why
on earth don't you laugh when the
boss tells a joke?
Office Boy—I don't have to; I quit
on Saturday.
I was cured of Bronchitis and Mama
by IIINARD'S LINIMENT.
MRS. A, LIVINGSTONE.
Lot 5, P. E. I.
I was cured of a severe attack of
Rheumatism by TtIN�tRD'S LINIMENT.
Mahone Bay. JOHN' MAD1;R,
It was cured of a severely sprained leg
by MINAPD'S LINIMENT.
J05KUA A. WYNACHT.
Bridgewater.
IN OUR VILLAGE.
Stranger (in Lonelyville)—What's
all the excitement?
Native—Rube Perkins jest put $35
in the savings bank! ,
When Your Eyes Need Gare
Try Murine Eye Reme y. No Smarting—Feels
Fine -Acts Quickly. Try it for Red, Weak,
Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. Illus-
trated rat o a Package. Murine is
Book in each h 'P n
g
compounded by our Oculists -not a 'Patent hied-
icine"-but used in successful Physicians' free-
tico for many years. Now -dedicated to tho Pub-
lic and sold ny Drugglsts at 25o and 60o perBottle.
Murine Eye naive In Aseptic Tubes, 25o and 5to.
Murine Eye Remedy Co.,' Chicago
Lots of people stir up strife by
preaching harmony.
Ask for Minard's and cake no other.
HE KNEW.
"Can you tell me, my boy," said
the prim teacher, "why the race is
not always to the swift?"
"Yes'm," said the little boy,
promptly, "it's because sometimes
their tires bust."
Chilblains.
and C Frost Bites a
For F St B'e S
—Chilblains come from undue
exposure to slush ' and cold and
frost -bite from the icy 'winds
of winter In the treatment
of either there is no better
preparation than Dr. Thomas' Ec-
leetric 011, as it counteracts the in
fla,nmation and relieves the pain.
The action of the oil is inseantane-
cus and its application is extremely
simple.
GETTING BACK.
"What is a counter -irritant?"
asked Mrs. Smithers.
"A counter -irritant," replied
Smithers, "is a woman who makes
the shopman pull down everything
from the shelves for two hours and.
then buysa penny -worth of hair-
pins.''
In area the United State exceeds
3,000,000°square miles:
International PoultryFood'
Pravonits. Ohotertt 0,41C1 Graven the LIttte Ohlek$
Ailttie chick la just 1Aco a little baby --its health depend* on its food. Improper feeding
spans * h5 waYfor disease. Chicken Cholera. Roup,Apoplexy, red
byfeedang INTERNATIONAL, FQULTRX FOD. P' Y,caa be prevented and cured
If chickens bad -w
Cholera until some of combs ere turning blade,
After tieing afew fend, of +' International ('oaks;' Food;" I never Iost
another fowi, and Cholera has left Any prcouSea,-,j,' . DAKISUCTrn
(HT. IOW ehicdena a <la ye feed of "Iatereational." It keeps, 020139 weffi..,,fattaas up the
breiters,-.nta'xaahno lay sal the year ronn4-.krreps the cocks-ago/ova-44d
insures raising the l ata chicks. If you want to nuke money out. of your
fowls, feed "Iatornatiorai Poultry Food,""
and $1.00, a box. At dealers everywhere..
at Write for free copy of oar ,tlbe.ei stock no* t4
greatest; book ever written for faraterz.
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buy .beautiful- hundred Lacres is
Northuraberrsnd County, including Rtock
Anil Implements. There is in the r,
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can be had op; easy terms. Possession $id
once,
IIOOA FARM 6 10 LINCOLN. WE LAN
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It fy you. Day and list.. ronraet.
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AND ALSO.
Now also doth the charming bride
Complete her splendid trousseau;
While father hustles, to provide
The coin, that she may dousseau.
No person should go from home
without a bottle of Dr. J. D. Kel-
logg's Dysentery Cordial i¢1 their
possession•, as change of waiter,
cooking, climate, etc., frequently
brings on summer complaint, and
there is nothing like being ready
with a sure remedy at hand, which
oftentimes saves great suffering
and frequently valuable lives. This
Cordial has gained for itself a wide-
spread reputation for affording
prompt relief from all summer
complaints.
Great Britain's present National
Debt exceeds $3,620,000,000.
Minard's Liniment used by Physicians
Practically the "whole of the tea
grown in India is disposed of by
auction in Calcutta.
No one need Pndure the agonv of
corns with Hallo -welds Corn Care
at hand to remove them.
IMPOSSIBLE.
"I would rather be happy than
rich:" he declared.
"Oh, yes, so would I," sbe re-
plied "but one might as well try
to behappy without being rich as
to be an angel without having to
die."
MISCELLANEOUS.
f AND FARM SCALES, Wilson's
*rale Works, 9 Esplanade, Toronto.
1 ANGER. TUMORS, LUMPS. etc. Ing
ternat and external, cured tsithottt
rain by our homy treatment. Write os
before too late. Dr. Belknap Medical Co..
Limlfnrl, ('oIlinewood. Ont,
a 9. 'ON SCALE GUARANTEED. ; w•ilaort's
Seale Works, 9 Esplanade. Toronto.
11,OfhTIONEfs TO TAKE TIIREI3,
years' course in training at Aultxnau.
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DURING VAC.A'1.'ION, by
spending a part of their
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TORONTO
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