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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1912-11-7, Page 2AGOAD HABIT In you aro tired, icularilr if ills PTO for the mousy' *livery Pear Insured $S$ days sigairrist brealira,ge Cords elide whgt =Ye* -4s te0i'xgf 4aaaleRS!t.;'MASea'le`�9JMtP.allfa, ala a1ttPt CHINESE TAMIDRIE $11�liester Sees Them Inc Rapidly.. 'Jral;llester, England, is about t, take measures to bring n;bout het ter hygienic ~conditions amen get Chinese laundr ens, so many of which have lately been established in the city. The Manchester correspon- dent of the Lancet says "Itap- pears ghat the number of small Chi- nese laundries conducted by China- men has increased at an astonish - ug rate„ and at present about. 40 are established within the city err , On the advice of the medical oifieer of health, the sazlitery committee has now decided to issue special no- tices in Chiiaese characters wtirlaing, against shitting on the premises, and naintmg oat that penalties will roe imposed for any.offence in that direction. There is a, prevalent belief—lout 'whether based on fact or not, it is difficult to say ha,t spitting is very plevsleut in some Ohiuese establishments, , and that this act is not cont find to epitting • ort the floor^. Spitting is: ;said to be a part of the pl trcesa nn some team- r tering 'lausinessea, as in the ironing itr•ess it is created that the opera- expeeteratee freely can the aetii cle#a wltte It are being dealt with, and as an aid to the enetaleed se - of saliva ebewing glen is largely practised by the lwtandry men. .fou: e'r ,F •. Its : L13IBBRED i tithed Rae Rent .Revised For Planting; Seelps. ekely P'ereuetz has .devised 1 a£ ailxlplanting hair into is of baldheaded laerseua.; oat the process the carefully cleansed azad with aw $nitltion caf The , orator iisexa a. bel" of email and in the doubly foldedd• he book, se then lea with the aid of which from sort to ss An prepared with and, of coisrse, therer,.,a , before, use. When the been purr into the, is turned ata tight aaan Ili pulled out, leaving the skin fastened by th cud of the hook. ,els at nno lttal :cot more than from 300 to 4it0 hairs ezcli `ba antplarited, a full lrerad o lures froze twenty- five to forty sittlzlgs, assuming that from 10,000 to 20.000 hairs Will oo °er za Itcad. Dr. Sxekely is some- times able to apply the treatment very alternate day. If there is an aramatiou around a hair this is pulled out and the inflammation premptly ceased. WEAK STOMACHS et New, R1ok Hood. to Be tore Thom. to a Healt 2.yoill ltthm, T WUCII LARVE ITdiIIdE] , I $ 1'4I1 l'ul.pbfiosti Pound in Lae Lah1c1 e Region. The Forestry Branch of the De- partment of the Interior has laid a number of parties out during elle ,actually in need iif food to nour past season continuing the examai.- ish the body and yet afraid to eat t ll of the uuppplored districts to because, of the tacking pains that find ottt lto supply of tirsber on because That is e tahe condition of the Dominion Lands and determine the sufferer iroxa intiou—a ,iacke lands which should be reserved per - r betw en aznereile s me eptly for timber purposes. starvation These parties are generally in "'rtui°^ charge of graduates of the Forest. The txrgenrt need of all dyapep-' School of the University of. Toron- mics, o£ el�erybody whose ergaass of to. Thework for the season is al - digestion have beeonta unfit to per- most oorrlpiet.'el and the parties are ferrel their important duty, is for now returning from the field. Two stere)n1gei- stomne1.is 01 earl Cxtl-irct, of the parties have already re" ourishxllexlt from nfood. D �i''1 made ez£ of each iiseerte bra tz T oo r, 1 - ported. liazns' ?ink Pills give weak sto- Ir, S. lI, Clark era reined during maths j'tthst the strength they need the past season the district lying by gnrie tug the mood. Supp 331. us north of Lae Labiehe andeast of giving tone and strength to the the Athabaska River 'n Northern stomach and ITS nerves, and euab- Alberta, which is along the route ling it to do the work nature in- which was proposed for the, Alberta tended it to do. Thousands o£ Great Waterways Railway*,The ciases psi indigestion have been season was wet, and, as the distract clued by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, 'was forme to be covered largely by muskeg, the examination of it was or which the following is but one Instance. Miss L. A. Brown, Porti difficult, The muskegs were' almost. Albert, Ont. say$ ; "For a. number; impassable, and the few trails that, of years I 'waa a terrible sufferer 11,',:r3 found are in pear Coudtion,. fx m iedage:etion, a .ad as a result rt In spite of the 0011(1410u of the became Qowpletely run dorm, and trails quite a largo number etf peo- ifered from backaches and eery- tale were going in to Fort '.• [er3iur- ' to locate, ilad hems reported that, there tomes 4lonsiderable large timber eterat of Lan Lablerll,e, but the examine- e. brought out the fact, which has Sao frequently been the case, that she quhutity of largo timber is small and only in a few seatterod: areas, There ie, however, <, large quan- tity .Of immature epi ace and jaek nine, 'which needs only protection e troubles as well. Iliad to force 'self to eat, but neveer enjoyed a meal owing to the awful pains that followed eating. Igo was become Ing a burden, and as ssrediehae after medicine failed to help me I felt I doolued to go through We tans sufferer. finally a mar sister eteougly urged: ire to r- 'tfiilll 'uls' Pink Palls, and 1 ave, aa^e seal to be tdaaulaul that 1 from fire to be, a valuable crop for Dewed hear advlee, aa they have ly restored rliy health, and I Gan all bade d£ .food with - 2.;, discomfort, and ny say 1 .arn looking better done for years. .At all 1v I feel like a new per. Always praise Dr. Mil - Dills," 11 acneclicipe dealers et'k 2.A cents a box, or si;c 2,50 From The Dr. 1l eine Co., Brockville, A your ManpI13' Syrup Business ." Consult any of your neighbors who have used the "t hamplon" Evapor- ator. They will tell you to install before the snow is on the ground. Costs no more to buy now than in March. Write for free booklet. THE GRIMM MFC, CO., LIMITED 3a Wellington St., MONTREAL,QUE. Oil was used for burning in lamps so far bank as the twentieth cen- tury before Christ. At the -tender age of three, mas- culine conceit' had gripped that small boy with a relentless clutch. liehadkissed a little girl of three, and she was rubbing her lips vigor- ously. "You mustD t do that again," said the boy's 'soother, "She doesn't like it. Just see how hard she is trying to rub your kiss off." "Oh, no she ain't," said the boy, "she's rubbin' it in!' If is CrLLi to Ncglcct the ilair l RINK of the suffering entailed byneglected skin troubles -- mental because of disfiguration, physical be- cause of pain. Think of the pleasure of a clear skin, so ft r white bands, and good hair. These blessings so essential to happiness and even suc- ess in life, are often' only a mater of a little thoughtful care in the selection. of effec-" tit rer.edial agents. Cuti 1_l°a oa r t .. and Cuticura Oint- ment�.�p ent do so much for poor rd rouge e -complexions,. 9 Ilan .s and dry,thing. and g fad inner hair and Bost' so 5 a little that it is almost crimi- nal r mi -nal not to MOTHERS RECOMMEND BABY'S OWN TABLETS L'. �;r Aiilrongh Cuticti a Soy ant1 Dint- ti7ent aro soil by drugs sits and deale 5everyliere, a- postal o uticurtb, Dept Boston U u.A;, will soar e at �a libore ernple of'. each, ithS2• Pae,$ attkid callr s"opoat riefit On It IN oR OA ADA. lExperitnont Sussessful an Northe' Districts. Sheltie- before Dart Grey left Canada on his return to B.nglaud he suggested the establishment of a berd of reindeer in the northern' parts of western Canada, Diel. Gre>y Bad always taken a deep ill-, terest in the work of Dr, Grenfell' ozz the Labrador coast and in north- am Newfoundland, mindful of the. great boon the reindeer has been to the people there in furnishing transportation, rnee$ and milk, Last year the forestry branch of the De- pertmcnt; of the Interior at Ottawa purchased fifty reindeer from Dr. Greaten. and shipped them into the Groat Slave Lake district. Now that experience hes shown that the deer can be shipped with .a fair de- gree of success and that the .animals> can quickly adapt themselves to the climatic and other conditions of the remote parts of the north-west, the herd will be increased by other large shipments. There is now no doubt.that „the reindeer will be, a boon to these northern districts. The policy 'which the United States Government is following is Alaska might be 'laid down in Canada. The plan followed in Alaska is that any responsible man who wishes to es- tablish a herd of reindeer for him- self may do so by making applica- tion to the Government for as many as he can feed and care for. He is given over twenty or thirty animals, as the ease may be, and at the end of a certain period -three or five years, as agreed upon—he must re- turn the same number to the Gov- ernment, and keep for himself all the surplus stock bred and raised from the herd during the allotted term. -London Globe_ The Strangest i3igurnent. 3Ie-What, in your opinion, is the strongest argument in favor of woman suffrage. Clever Suffragist The mental calibre of the women who oppose it. Love and reason are seldom churns; Ike Pilsin is authority for the statement that if the fellows who bragged that their words were as good as their bonds paid him what they owed he'd be able to keep his word oftener. Mothers having once used Baby'$, Own Tablets for their little ones. will always be found using them as long as there is a baby in the home, The Tablets are acknowledged by thousands of anthers as being. their -best friend in keeping the lit- tle ones well. Whether it be con- stipation, colic, indigestion or worms; whether baby is suffering from cold or has simple fever, or whether his teething is difficult, the Tabletsare the one safe remedy which will speedily cure him. They are guaranteed by a government analyst to contain not one particle of harmful drug and may be given with benefit to' the new-born babe! or growing child. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont. True. Romantic Husband—Ah, how I'd like to be back again on the old farm. Prosaic Wife -Huh ! But 3 notice you had no desire to be back until you knew the harvest work was done. pulpwood or lumber. The land is generallyoovsrod with muskeg, and the soil, zlcaw ie~reg first -claw, be - eremite lighter and a ndy tewerds the east, where it gansista +Gaf sandy jade pima ridges with muskegs be. eween. The =drained muskegs make the timber growth slow, but tha whole distract is more suited for timber' than fear agriculture. And Toot It from a,'Moto a` Czar. "If you were on the horns a a dilemma between a nice poor young man ora horrid old rich mean, which would you take V "I'd twice the horn cal plenty., Cure For Consumption: For consump- tion, weak lungs, lingering coughs. laryn- pitis and bronchitis. Names and addresses of those only given a hew days to live by specialist and doctors, ; after taking this cure are "alive and well will be sent on: rattiest. Write Wm. It. Copeland, 511 Pape ave., 'Toronto, Ont. Par. Better. Miss Waf1ee-"George said I was the best singer he ever saw." Mrs. .Hitt--" Wouldn't you rather. be the best singer heever heard V Minerd's Liniment Cures Colds,' &c. Mutual deception is a popular game during courbship. alt vutckheadaohes--nouraigic headaches— splitting, blinding headaches --all vanish when you take Na.Dra-Co Headache Waters They do not contain pheaac tin,, acetartliid, morphine, opium or any other dangerous drug, 25o, a box at your Druggist's. 122.3 1VAT(OoAL DRUG A oyor.HICA , Cg- OF CANADA. UNITED. 011 or xilN 'IIXt'Ei tt Wt wwl+l C from a 'l�rtrotrto house ut tw tory' low prlee, ,end hats it. labeled his own product. This ,greasy imitation is the nearest one we have yet leen or the Aian that overy Tont. Dtolt And1larrY has trio(' to intro- duoo. Ask for 3iT 42D'S and Ton will get It. The follotivrng conversation sone took place between two Quakers :-- "Martha, -"Martha, does thee love me?" ask- ed a Quaker youth of one at whose shrine his heart's 'holiest feelings,' had been offer d tip : "Why, Seth," answered she. "we are commanded' to love one another, are we not;?" "Ah, Martha, but does thee' regard, era with the feeling the world calls love?" "l Hardly know uhat to tell thee, Seth. I have greatly feared that my heart is an erring j In one. I have tried to bestow my love on all, but I may have some- times thought perhapsthat thee vas getting rather mote than thy 4 ' share.'' 014, inard"e Lioisn 0 etre ti,1np0Fr Not a Permanent Return. ."I see your married daughter is home again V' "Yes, but only for a visit, ray dear, only for avisit," Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. Children rem Should Have Good Lightfor Studying A poor light strains the eyes, and the injurious effects may last for lifeq .An oil lampis best. The light from the Rayo Lamp is soft and. mellow. You can read or work under it for hours without huffing your - yes. The RAY() is constructed $ciezrtificatdly. Yt h the best lamp made—yet inexpensive wet etotiom cei- The made of solid brass—nickel plated. ' Lighted wit? oUX removing chimney or l asy to Glean and r+ewiek, Made in vmious y es €tmi tear all purposes, IMPERIAL. OIL COMPANY, Limited TORONTO Wtt'lN1PEO 1rrSt?t`t'TR;EAL HALIFAX ST, dOtiN A Galin t' $TORE OF YOUR OWN.. I,.,mdplawu=P 1?rarlsiks,t anal, snore oggra3,aad Ton eon stw+i atom elm"raodstel tivo bili aaaltretlatan eo.tin; ffi yl4ctlesAcli ard:ITU o;,arery salosoada. alta Corn, 1f0 tt4 blAC104+414kaFe AUALianoodOstoigcoss41 tri norgoradItigr, rat thlaosn4y attire odd q.ifll ba tie Cnr701 y -v kedr.. eco will. Ova SC to ycat:oc0. ll, ss tht40olecaqlaCa,hrxcIsterAnd aU.S17011will roli•rtaoog your triondr,onlr30 batter pro�irdalto4tialt 11oraci3r.¢anMsrectumaa sit ,u7lpasmen. Thoraowl1 ln.al;lo*d7 r4Prir-AkM,a1toao. Cwrnatlon. Ln1• of MO laltar,nal otro, Wood Waletno4Joebe70Sub.ppOtUP so dim Sorge botUei wind borsontot r:s14 ecral:labal$. Evor1bodr wania Pule lovely Pastoruo at outs' eco, a ttaiia. Its P Woo bot oalrea. • Omni s.45 petU1l gartoosot1- 07-'Watrostioa'stth ta, woo asate, rettuuauk tratow urf $3.00,an41lx ,poluplateoand atera axaatira1II.0 trnte61bot rgt&o aha atrl vtpt 2.w wttk to roa�BS03.UTME B raw tack wiradorrul o![ar lo: 4rMs4t hops An jos. ]fq the. lkat al Your rwlrhtq:hopd lo Rot. Ong irau4arnslotora. A.ddreni,. NATIONAL PRQDU0TS, 411\11T£D 300. TORONTO. OANADA. RM 't 011 sAt'u. AWSON, NfnetY Colborne Street, L'�rttNTtlta. 8100 1iLONTiir,1." VTATTI'NG t#'.• for youngmen as Teeegtapbarr 1 and k3tation Agents after six months' at- tendance' 'here. Advancement .rapid.. Ilav and Mail Coarses. Write for free book lu. Dominion ;School Railroading. Toronto. rr Vegetable- Battery. Scientists tell us that there has been discovered in the forests of India a strange plant which pos. sesses in a very high degree aston- ishing electric and magnetic pow- er. The hand that breaks aleaf from it receives- instantly a shock equal to that which is produced by the conductor of an inductive coil. At a distance of six metres a mag- netic needle is affected by it. The energy of this singular force varies, but in times of storms Pus intensity', increases in striking proportion. One never by any chance sees a bird or an insect light on an electric plant; nature seems to warn them that they would find their death. 2 BBlood is the direct and inevitable result of irregular or constipated bowels and clogged -up kidneys and skin. The undigested food and other waste mat- ter which is allowed to accumulate poisons the blood and, the whole system. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills act directly on the,`bowels, regulating them—on the kidneys, giving thein ease and strength to properly filter the blood—and on the skin, opening up the pores. For pure blood and good health take i r. Morse's �a l2. ra 8 tut fs''It R.00t: a . I s CREOSOTE Protoot--Pr•onorvo— Bea utify Sansplee and Booklets on Application JAMES- LARGMUtnt 4 CO.; Limited e Street _ . ToBoraTO S $'8� Ilatk�lar t i� re b il11SCELLANEOUS.' C&NOER'TII310RB, LOUPE*, oto. In. [VJ tercet and esternet, cured without rale by oar Ramo treatment. write no before too fate. Dr. Bollman Msdtoal' Ca. Limited. Collincnood. Ont 'ii EARN SILV'iii%,.pLATIN(i PAR,TICa. lars free. Spcoihltios Agoner, Boz lE36. 'Mani/Peg. 'r ype Soap OYES no EASILY With Maypole, Soap • there, is no' trouble pad no muss m in hoe'',„dyeinn. DDyb cotton,wool, silk or mixtures. 24 colors -will give any shade. Colors 10c. Black 15c -,-at your dealer's or postpaid withbookiet'`l-low to 13yc” from E; ti l0T Gel; ils;idroal FEATHER DYEING Cleaning and_Curling and Rid Mores cleaned Those can be sent by post, 10 per oz Thi best place' is BRITISH' AMERICAN DYEING CQ. NESP k'OTREST RESERVE. Reeomruonded in Prince Albert Dis trict, in Saskatchewan. The Forestry Branch of the De- partment of the Interior has again, during the past ,summer, bad par- ties out examining the timber on some of the regions ,still in the hands of the Dominion Govern- ment, with a view to• reserving from settlement lands more suitable for forest growth than for farming. Some of these parties have finished the work assigned them and have made their reports. Mr. C. H. Morse made an exami- nation of a district north-west ffom Prince Albert Lying between the Shelbrook branch of. the Canadian Northern Railway (on the west) and the third Dominion meridian (longi- tude 106 degrees), and recommends that the tract between the meridian on the east and the Sturgeon River on the west should be made a forest reserve. Phis land is not pure sand, but has some stretches of sand among lands of better quality; none of it, however, can be classed as good agricultural land. At the present time this tract carries, in places, a good stand of spruce,- as good a, stand as will be found any- where in the country. The repro- duction of the forest is good, and this should make ono of the• most,. valuabl:eforest tracts in the west. Therate of growth is good. As it is ;calcnlat.edthat- the ,present stand of 'Gimbel. which is held 'tin der li- cense, it out in ton yea • cense, « 11 be cr 2 u1 tc years, s, it will be seen that the necessity for looking for a future stip], is'c]ose at hand.. The tract lying between the rail- way and Sturreon River was found to, be of good 'twritultural quality, and, as tho timber is pretty well cut out, it was not considered ne- cessary to recommend' any further. reservaiii,unbeyond tele time • re- quired �for ,the removal: of the:pre- sent stand,, -11n tutu DILEn AQIPIS—CO'UN'l'r BALTON P 1 Qctod Rouse; Buildings* Orchard. Cheap and on easy terms. I:4*L;31`IC'•6Tx 1AGk 1 6 WITR 0001) buildinge and ap1110 orchard; about live miles from a z M.1ton. H. W. 11AWSON, Toronto. t� Aaars-rive; hUUTts BRobt Lox • mi don market, sail clay loam, two acres orobatd, frame house, bank barn. Will exchange for. city; town or vinitige property, ;or for larger farm.. The wear. ern Reay Estate, London. Ont. r egleetet'l Duty. "She blushed for shame." "Why?., "When someone questioned her the other night she had to admit that her children had kept her so busy she hadn't bad time to read the latest novel." AN 12 11 takes a truly great nmato can - V •ince oti1_ier perigee that he is -great. is nerd`s L.intment (,ares hart iii. 004is.., Are your hands chapped, cracked or sore? Have you "cold cracks /° which open and bleed when the skin is drawn tight? Have you a cold sore, frost bite, chilblains, or a "raw" place, which at times makes it agony for you to go about your household duties ? If so, tam -Buie will give you relief, and will heal the frost -damaged skin, 'Anoint the sore places at•night, Zam-auk's rich healing essences will sink into the wounds, end the sinart ing, and will heal quickly, Mrs. Yellen, of Portland, says "My_ hands were ao sore and cragkedthat it was agony to, put them near water. When,I did so they world,amart and, burn as 551 had scalded them. 1 deemed quite unable to get relief from anything I pub on then.. until: I. tried Iglu -Bak, and n succeeded whun all else had failed. It 'closed the big cracks, gave rte ease, soothed the inflammation, and in a vary short time: healed my hands." Zorn-nuk else cures chsingracket, minter ec. meta, pidac, festeri'iw sores, care 11000/s' arid, backs ,abscesses, . pimples, ring eta, cede, 3bics50, 1,m/sea, scalds, 'sprains: Of all druggiste,aecl stores, or pint free from' the Zemt- Bak Co:, Toronto. ; Price Jie a jarz: „M ny f'.