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Exeter Advocate, 1913-3-13, Page 7IsYour !Back Full of Aches All DayLon? .'bat Steb.like stili to the Bttele ttl Sarre Indi:alloit of Kidney Trouble. Mrs, Anna Rodriguez writes as follows from her home .in Valencia: "Por a Tong., time I suffered- with failing strength and nap•gitlg headaehos. : ley condition grew steadily worse, my limbs became 'bloated and -shaky, I woe sallow and thin, felt rheumatio pains, dizziness and ehiliel, I' unfortunately didn't suepeet my kidneys 'and was • nearly dead when I discovered :the 'true cause of my sufferings. .z read so mueli' about the wonderful health and strength . that conies to all who use Dr. Eamilton's Pills that. 'I' felt cure they would help me. Suoh blessings of health and: comfort I got front Dr. Hamilton's 'Pills I can't describe. They speedily put me right,' and their steady use` keeps me active, energetic, strong and. happy. 1 stronoly urge -Others toeregulate and tone heir system with Dr. Hamilt6n's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut" No greater medicine exists than Dr.. Hamilton's Pills ;for..the cure of , indigos• tion, constipation, flatulence, liver, blad- der and kidney. trouble. Refuse substi- tutee. 25eeper box or five boxes for $1.00, at all druggists and storekeepers, or poet paid by the Catarrhozone .Co., Buffalo, N. Y., and Kingston, Canada.,, NOT SUCH A FOOL. 'English naturalist Titsists That the Ostrich is 1Laligned. Speaking at aRoaa1 Colonial So- ciety meeting, James Buckland gave some interesting details of ,bird -habits. ' That much -maligned bird : the 'Africanost'iich, was at last rescued from ignominy, The World has been mistaken all these years in thinking that it buries its head in the sand because it is a fool—believing that because it is unseeing it is unseen. On the contrary, says Mi'. Buck land, it buries its head because, when it does .so, its body resembles ji the ant hills whieli.euerount it and ''thus etescapes o. 'servation. 4 •;"A most respectable bird Was thea. ,Snclian adjutant, . and Mr. Buckland , stiggel�ted• that if he u g p t„aip for the 'Athenaeum he would most certain- ' lybe elected.' He was most severe md. correct inhis conduct, but ,,,, lin he danced it reminded them of nothing ,so rauo'h as Oharliy's aunt, having had a. little too much at Christmas, trying to do a cake- walk. The cassowary was &nether mar- vellous bird. Its. appetite was enormous. Mr. Buckland said that he once -fed one with bananas, but he got tired ` long before the bird did. They .all heard the song of The cassowary, rOn the plains of Tiznbuctoo, ,Who swallowed :up a missionary, His beads and prayer and hymn- book, too. In fact, ° big as was the appetite Of the cassowary, 11e appeared .e y,. to draw the line at missionaries. The lord of'*Australian birds,°the emu, was the most .shamelessly hen pecke4 bird in creation. . When ,Mrs. Emil had laidher eggs, she 'left Mr, Emu to'eft, ` upon them, .zallivanting about, only returning inow and: then to add to the num- ber. tl. '�`ir t V f 'Y�y.• quickly' stops coughs, cures colds, and heals the throat, and lungs. .> . ,i ., 26 cents. Rnew What Was Coining. "That's a bad cold you have." "Yes, now go .ahead and tell me lour favorite remedy." " IMtnard's Liniment' butes Cottle, Sid. 'Equal- to the Emergency. Indignant Wife -I wonder what you would Dave done if you had lived when in.en were first compelled 'to earn their bread by the sweat of their brows ! Indolent Husband --I should have started a Tittle notion . store and salxl handkerchiefs. FREE OF l0 P,. BAB 0 ElOcause He Took GI al PILLS Mr, it, A. Juices of Wiunipe writes: "I have been a suffererfroiti I,uiubago for lotne years past, I Diet your -ler. 1 -lilt and lie advised nie to take GIN +I.S• 1 have been taking theta at ,..- eiiltervals during ttie early part of the preseit winter, and tip -to -nate have lIBd Ito return of my 'old trouble -in fact 1 feel better thou 1 have for years, aucl stolen: that my old enemy has ravished ;odd and all," c. a box, 6 for ,a2,ao, Sample free if •rite Natioual T)rl 1 ami chemical Ie . iu ca ��.of 1 l Canada, Limited, 'reroute. lad AN oron Rx(311LWAY 1. Tke Carthaginians Understood the Value of flood Roads. Savagii lean built nothing that can be called a road,' When he was hungry he sought food in the for- ests, or in the ,streanss wind lakes, and finally made. for himself definite trails, These trails became at last the first roads, Mr, L. W. Page,'aln "Roads, Paths and Bridges," tells of the. stone -,surfaced roads found in Egypt, built thoilsandts of years ago, of massive ,stone blocks, in some Places text feet thick. It was over ;such a substantial road as this that the atones used in the eonstruc- tion of the great Pyramids were hauled. • Egypt is not the only land pos- sessing relics of. early road -build- ing. Babylon, the.:eity of hanging gardens and great walls, at a very early date developed a high state of, civilization, and ,Semiramis, its great queen, was au enthusiastic road -builder. It is at this period that we find what is probably the first ase o£ atone in bridge -building. The two portions of the city were joined by a bridge across the Eu-. phrases. This wonderful bridge was built of large stone blocks, joined with platen of lead. a At that period, .more than two thousand years before, Obrist, as- phalt was used instead'nf,mortar in constructing the vast walls round the city. Colnanerce, flourished, 'and great highways radiated to all the principal cities of the then known world. It is said that a highway. 400 miles long, and paved with brick set in a mortar of asphaltum, connected Nineveh and Babylon. It was left to the Carthaginians to become instructors to the world in the art of road -building. Oar- thage is given the credit of having demonstrated to the world the stra- tegic and econe/rile value of im- proved roads. But for a splendid system of highways, which permit- ted an easy means of communica- tion with all parts of her domains, she never~ ooulcl have reached the heights she attained, ,either in com- merce or war. 114 STRENGTH. i'Sithout Overloading the Stomach • The business man, especially, needs food in the morn;ag thatewill not overload the stomal h, but give nlental;vigor for the day. Much depends on the start a man gets each -day, as to ' how he may expect to accomplish the work on hand. He cat be alert, with a heavy, fried=rnea"t-and-potatoes breakfast requiring a lot of vital energy in di- gesting it. Awestern business' man tried to And some food " coinbin.ation that would not overload the stomach in the morning, but that would pro- duce energy. He writes : "For years X was 'salable to find a breakfast food that had nutrition enough to sustain a business lean without overloading his stomach, causing indigestion and kindred ailments. "Being „a very busy and also a very nervous man, I : decided to give up breakfast altogether. But' luckily :'I was induced to try Grape- Nuts. "Since that morning I have been a new man ; can work without tir- ing, my head is clear and my nerves strong and -quiet. "I -find four teaspoonfuls of Grape -Nuts with ane of sugar and e, small quantity of cold milk, is delicious as the cereal part of the, morning meal, and' invigerates me for the day's business." Name given by Canadian Postum Co., Windsor,. Ont. Read the little book, "The Road to Wellville," in pkgs. (`There's a Reason." - Ever .read the above letter? A new ens appears from time to time. They aro genuine, true, and full of human Intel'sst, Doing Their Sums. "De wust thing about arithme- tic," said. Uncle' Eben, "is dat a whole.. lot o' folks gits de idea dal any kind o' figgerin' is all right if dey kin finish up wif a number slat has a dollar mark in front of it." PiLES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any ease et Deb. leg, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding file, Id 1 to 14 days. 500, Some leen would rather run for office than earn a decent laving.. Minard's Liniment Cures Caeget In Oows. New Religion in Russia _ A new religion has just been launched in Russia by Iliodor, the famous vagrant dissenter. The oateehism for the new sectIliodor has disclosed to a few of his follow- ers ie. the desert of Florishevaa,. The main principles of the doctrine are a platonic love that shall ex- tend to all peoples, irrespective of rade or nationality, fl, Cotuinunistie life for all believers, free marriage and free, divorce, and a service con- sisting of hymns to be .sung to rea- son, freedom, the earrbh, water and forests. Special holidays are ar- ranged to do honor to Buddha, Con- fucius, Mehemet, Tolstoy • and Christ. MSC von holidays a year .ai e set aside in honor of Christ. A sound thinker, however, usu- ally does his thinking in silenee, ANOTHER PROOF FROM THE WEST THAT tT>(A.0 RIOI?l)'S x%.i;l)llt;GK PILLS AARE A NATURAL REMEDY. For Cases of Exhaustion and Nerve Weakness—Row S. Jeremy Found Relief rl'host ke Cured hie Kliilneys. Snietyn, • Alta,, March 10,-- (Special).—That 0, - (Special).—That the natural remedy for exhaustionand nerve weakness is one that will give good eiroula- tion and pure -blood carrying nutri- tion to all - parts of , the body, is again proved in the ease of S. Jet' exny, a well-known resident of this place. "For over two' years I suffered from attacks of < exhaustion, and nerve weakness," Mr, Jeremy states. "I tried many nerve foods and tonics but must admit that Dodd's Kidney Pills have benefit- ted me more than anything else I ever' used.. "I am more *than grateful for what Dodd's Kidney Pills have done for me." Nerve weakness and exhaustion are caused by ,impure blood. Im- pure blood is caused by diseased kidneys failing to strain the waste matter of the body out of the blood. The natural remedy is to cure the kidneys. Dodd's Kidney Pills have yet to find a case of kidney disease they cannot cure. ' Spring Signs. It is a happy sign of spring When one can hear a robin sing; But it's a, surer sign, some say, To hear a street hand=trgan play. Minard's Liniment Co., Limited. Have used tIINAID'S LINIMENT for Croup; fount nothing equal to it; sure cure. CHAS. E. SHARP. Eawkkhaw, N. B., Sept. let. 19C3. Mother -"Edith, you mustn't be conceited." Edith—"I'm not. I don't think I'm nearly as sweet and pretty as people say 1 am when I'm not listening l" TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY, Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets.. Druggists refund ,money 1f it 1aile'to cure. E, W. GROVE'S signature is C0.each box.. 26o. "I never heard of but one perfect boy," said Johnnie, pensively, as he sat in the corner doing penance. "And who was that !" asked mam- ma. "Papa—when he was little," was the answer. And silence reign- ed for the space of five minutes. Minard's Liniment Cures Distamper. .Her husband grunted, being in a reactionary mood. • 'Td like to know," he said, "what women `have ever done for the feeble- mipcled'l" • "They usually marry them, dear," replied the wife sweet- ly. • Try Murillo Eye Remedy Smarting -Peels -Fine -Acts Try flier Red, weak, watery Lyes and Y® ✓u r� Granulated-Syolyde, Illutmtcd Boole EyesIn each Package. MI1121NE to come pounded by our Oen lists -nota "Patent Medicine" but used in successful PySI- H e e .•0' clans' Practice Lor many years. Now iI dedicated tothe- Pub110 and cold by Druggists at 2Go-title per bottle. Marine re Bye salve In Aseptic Tubes, 25e-500.. Merino Eye Reteedy Co., Chicago There is nothing that makes up the sum of human life in which the woman's side should not be put as well as the man's. Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. Chinese Logic. Another instance of what seems to us .the topsyiurvy way of doing things in °(;hina is told, according to the Washington Star, by Bishop Lewis of Foochow. A gentleman entered a Chinese shop to purchase tea. He found, to his amazement, that five pounds of a certain tea cost two dollars and a half, whereas ten pounds of the same brand cost seven dollars and a half; Tho gentleman protested at these prices, but the shopkeeper insisted that they were perfectly .logical. As he put it : • "More buy, more rich—snore rich, more can pay." RASII ON ARMS A1f1OSTUBEAflABLE Looked Like Raw Meat. Itched and Burned So Badly Could Not Rest Night or Day, Arms Sore from Wrist to Elbow, Cuticura Soap and Ointment Completely Cured. Lower Blandford, Nova, Scotia. --"Three years ago I became troubled, with sore arms. Th came as a rash, My arms looked like raw meat and itched oriel burned so badly I could not rust night or day. When I scratched they became awfully sore. As long as the weather was warm it didn't bother me so much, bet in winter ib was almost unbearable. lely arms were sero Prem the wrist to the elbow. "I Wised several sures which wo'e recom- mended to ane but without .any -avail. x saw how I could gob a sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment which I did, I used the samples and found an improvement, Whenever 1 applied the Outicura Ointment the itching and burulug ,eased. I got a, full-sized box of Cuticura Ointment and a. cocoas Cntleu a Soap and ouly used about half when it disappeared auclesince thou T have not been troubled. That was six months ago. Outicura Soap and Ointment completely cured me." (Signed) Miss Elsie, E. Zinck, Mar. 7. 1012. Cutioure Soap and Ointment do so much for pimples, blackheads, red, rough 'skins, Itching, scaly scalps, dandruff, dry, thin and falling emir, chapped hands and shapeless nails with painful finger -ands, that it is almost criminal not to use them. A single cake of Outicura Soap and box of Outicura Ointment are often sufficient when all else has failed.. Sold everywhere. Liberal sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. • Address post care Potter Drug &f Chem. Corp., Dept. 4SD,1 Boston, U. S. A. SEVEN HOURS' SLEEP. Without That You Aao Unfit—Afore Is Dangerous, Says Doctor. "Seven hours' sleep is all that is necessary far any human being,. and if`obtained regularly in certain hours, nightly will- keep . the body and mind, in a, healthy ,state," said Dr. Foertmeyer, regarded as an criminology, "Much of the disease of to -day is due to too much or too little sleep. A person who sleeps over seven hours has had too much rest, which makes the mind 'alue,gish and the muscles lazy. On the other hand, the person who has not had suili.- caent sleep • is mentally and physi- cally unfit to perform '-his or her duties with that snap and vim found in persons who have had the re- quired rent. "Men and women who commit crime, ss a rule are long sleepers. Their minds grow. weak froin too much sleep and then they acquire the . 'don't care'habit, which -Ochsoften results in crime, • "'Makey t zlr yule to sleep seven hours and you will be better for it, mentally, physically and financial- ly,,, cf. As One Nilo Knows. Figg—Does your grocer 'sell his apples..by the barrel? ' Fogg --Well, they come in bar- rels, but what he sells them by is the top layer. 'rhe family remedy for Caughe and Colds, Shiloh costs so . little and dose so much P' A young man about to.be married asked his father how he got on so well with his wife. The old man con- sidered a moment or two, and then he said :—"It's like this, John. If your wife is a "good woman, let her have her own way, and if she is a bad one she'll take it." Just a Minute protrudfngoor • Huff bleeding piles can be cured by using nature's own re. inedy-no medicilre-no operation. This remedy does not ,profess to pure internal piles, but is a certain cure for protruding piles. Discovery was' made by euiferer of 20 years' standing, who is now quite well. Null instructions on receipt of $1.00. 'WM. B. OXLEY, 294 Berkeley St.. Toronto. (Maypole Soap FOR HOME DYEING Wadies and dyes at one operation, giv- ing remarkably clean, bright, fast colors. Dyes cotton, wool, silk or mix- tures. 24 colors, will give any shade. Colors 10ct black 15c at your dealer's or poslp'd with Vic., t let "How to Dye' ro5 from F. L. BiENEDICT & CO. Montreal E1h It; ISSUE 11.•---,1d, Steuart t'getz clipping f' oltItto 7vflas enelor,ellps taster and close,and ataysshnrp lonpertban [My otter. Gear) ere altfilo bard Rud mitfren, solid steel bar, eneloeed, protect• pence ed and run lnoil. Dag elx foot of.tew et,j to pexlbte Chart nee celebrated Sisiv.'',�?y+�, urb angle tennton clipping liend, Oct - `� Ono from your dean r, ere'ry runebtno gnarantocd. oa lr, ec,t t11.114XlIaLIs SHAFT Co. 693 LA Salle Me. eilicAao,1Lt.. .ste , or tree .yioo1t momma ed o bone rnel Shoop c5rIn; xnbhlnes. GLAD TONE'S PREDICTION. Prophecy of Third of Century Ago What Seems Near Pultilulnont. In a spteoohM Ef,d'inburgh on NOV; M04 1679, the late Rt. Hon, W. E. Gladotone made the following pre-' diction regarding the disposest of the terrilxmry in. the Balkans "I wish to avail myself of this occasion fox' the purpose of clearly putting and oliearly :answering one question of vast importance. Who ia'tt. that ought to poeeees, who is it that ought to away, those rich clad fertile oounitries which are known as comprising •what is called the BaIkan Peninsula `I "It seems to be agreed thatt the time has coma, that the hour is abuut to strike, if it has not struck already, when all away of '.l'urkisll power over those fair provinces must ,geese, if it were only by rea- eon of impotence. Who, then, is to have the suoees,Q..ion to Turkey? From the, bottom of my heart, and with the fullest conviction of my understanding, I will give you the. reply -.a reply which I ate perfectly certain will awaken a free, a, gen- erous, a unanimous echo in your bosoms. That suoeession is not to pass to Russia.. It rtot to pass to Austs'ia• It is net to pass `lo Eng- land, under whatever nante of Anglo -Turkish Convention or any thing oleo. It is to pass to the peo- .ple of those Gauntries ; to these wbo have inhabited them for many long eenturies ; to these who had reared theist to a state of civilization when the great .calamity of Ottoman con- quest spread like a wild wave over that portion of the •earth, and bur- ied that civilization under its over- whelming force." ak A Racking Cough And Sate Throat Cured In Five Hours lise the . Proper Remedy altd Colds and Sore Throat Disappear. "When I came home last evening," writes Mr. Thomas E. Jarvis, "I was all used up with cold and a racking cough. I felt sick all over. My wiferubbed my throat and Chest every hour, and made nae gargle with Nerviline and water. I waS soon warmed up and made comfort- able with .the Nerviline, and the chilly sensation passed. away. At 11 o'clock, after live houre` treatment,' I' was; praoti- Gaily well, I therefore write you at once in order that it may be publicly known that Nerviline will knock out a bad cold over night." It is a fact that Nerviline will ease 'up a tight chest, will relieve that sore, wheezy feeling, will knock out a cold in t a few hones. bus s It penetrates deeply, draws out the congestion, cures prompt- ly. Get a large family size bottle, d0e.; small sae, 25c., at. all storekeepers and druggists or The Catgrrhozone Co., Buf- falo, N. Y. BRITISH AND- GERMAN SHIPS. Comparative Cost of Those Which Have peen Lately Built. The competition in the building of wars -hips continues with unabated energy, in spite of the growing anx- iety to which it gives rise; but in this country, lit least, it is aceeepted with a. large measure of composure, because it is seen to be inevitable, says Engineering. There is cer- tainly here less hesitancy and more general acceptance of the situation than there was some time ago, It is interesting, if 'not gratifying, to reflect on the fact that the cost of this heavy task imposed upon Bri- tain is lighter than in other conn - tries. The two European countries which are building most extensive- ly are Britain and Germany, and the figures published in the new German Navy estimate's afford means of comparing the cost of the latest ships. These figures, too, are of still wider significance, as they may be .accepted also as in some measure indicative of the cost of shipbuilding work generally in the two countries. We admit the diffi- culty of ensuring reliability in such comparisons, as variants enter into the problem; but it is possible to arrive at such a degree of definite- ness as to indicate, without ques- tion of grave error, the general con- clusion that the British Admiralty are getting their ships of the line at a much leas price than is paid by the German naval authorities. • The figures 'applicable to the Ger- man battle -cruisers Goeben and Seydlitz may be compared with those for the Lion and the Princess Royal. Time designs, of course, dif- fer. rj.'h:e British .ships are certain- ly larger, have greater epeecd, and as to their armament it may at least be said that the offensive power of the British ships is not inferior to that of the Germante:ssels. Thera latter cost ---the first named .41,2,203,- 000, ind"the other, and later, ves- sel. 183,234,00(1. The costiof the Lion was zW,068,000, and of the Princess Royal •as,013,ase. We have -there- fore, a clear gain. of quite eight per cent. in favor of the British ships, without considering the difference in design. The, Gerntti:'1 criucers have a length of 010'/ feet, and a displacement of W2,b00tons ;tht'C3ri fish ships have le length of 000 fe<.t, and a displacement of 20,S50 tons, There should thus be a rr>usitlrrrcl)1t, Y "Y` l 't 1 1. difference cr, in . � e t i the German a. f of Chips, for in hull cotrstruct*)_a ui- crea.s!e in length ;invelvoy higher ex. - A GOOD ItABIT Tea when you are tired, part oniony if it's LIPTON'S TSA Goes farthest for the money FARM$ .FOR $ALS, H, W. DAWSOI'I, Ninety CQlberne Strent, Toronto. (-e 00I) STOOK FAUX OF 500 ACRES e.X' with Three Houses: large Beek Berne Must be Fold quiek. Price is very low. EVERAL D1*tI1t5,BLia FA Bala IN 1.-, Manitoba, Alberta .and Saskatchewan that can be bought, Worth the money for quick sale. ZRAVE OVER ON.HIUNDRED GOOD farms in d'iff'erent .sestione of Ontario on my list. If you. want -a farm consult me. H. W, DAWSON. Toronto, re) STORY BRION STORE,DWELLING and ten notes in a th'rivitg -Outage in Western Ontario. Will 'exehange for farm in SPsicatahewan, Alberta . or On- tario. The Western Real Estate Exchange, London, Ont. STAMPS AND COINS. 1 TAMP COLLEOTO113•-FIUNDICED 1)11' ►.3 ferent Foreign Stamps. Oatalogue, Album, only Seven Ceuta. Marks Stamp Cern/lane. Toronto. BILLIARDS. VERYBOI)y ENJOYS BILLIARDS -- au Barbers and Live Men in towns only 100 population make big money: Bo first to write for book,"Row to Start a Bile Bard Room"-Coet, Easy Terme, etc. Cato. logues of tables for Home and Olub free. If you have a table ask for our supply catalogue. Brunswick-Balke-Oollender Oom• Deny. Toronto, • 591SCELLANEOts. UFF' ORPINGTON EGGS FROM winners and layers --$1 and $1.75 per 15. Bert. Wismer, Preston. (*1 TRAWBERRY PLANTS -GROWN ON eeel the north shore of Lake Erie, 25 se- lected kinds; Black Cap Raspberries and Evergreens. Free catalogue. Lakeview Fruit Farre, Grovesend, Ont. .(This •ad- vertisement appears but once). ei 14 ANGER. TUMORS, LUMPS. 10., • internal and external, cured with. out rain by our home treatment, Write ns before too late. Dr. Bellman Medical Co., Limited, Collingwood, Ont. fei ALL STONES, leaD V.LY AND BEAD. der Stones. Kidney trouble, Gravel. Lumbago and kindred ailments positively cured with the new German ' Remedy, "Banol," price $1.50: Another new remedy. for Ilfabetee•1fellitne, and sure cure,: [e "Senol's Antt•1)iabetes." Price $2.00 from druggists or direct. The Sanol Mannfao• 5 taring Company of Canada, Limited. Winninea, Man. ens 7,.FRcNC orI.EANEn 1611 DYED Best Work in Canada. Gold 'Medalist i3RlTiSi9 AMERICAN: DYEING CO. P. O. BOX, 233, MONTRFAI. p 'construction nstruction and in armor protection. Again, the de- signed power of each of the German cruisers is 52,000 horsepower, with which 27 knots .was to be realized. The two British cruisers, on the other hand, were to be fitted with machinery .of 70,000 horsepower, to give a designed speed of 28 knots. It is known that in all eases the de- signed speed was exceeded Mr. J. E. Arsenault, e. Justice of the Peace, and station master at Wellington, on the Prince Edward Island Railway, says: "Four years ago I slipped in the; station and fell on. e . freight truck, sustaining a bad cut on the front of ray leg. 1 thought this would heal, but instead of doing so it developed into a bad ulcer, and later into a form, of eczema which spread very, rapidly and also started on the other leg. Both legs became so swollen and sore that I could only go about my work by having them bandaged.' My doctor said I must stop work and lay up. "After six months of this trouble I consulted anather , doctor, but -with no better result. I tried all the salves, . Liniments and lotions 1 heard of, but instead 'of getting better I got worse. " This was toy condition when I got my first box of Zanz Buis. Greatly to my delight that .first box gave me re- lief. I continued to apply it to the sores, and clay by day they got better. X could see that at last I had got hold of something which would cure me, and in the end It did. "It is now over a year since Manz- Buk worked a ours, 1n my case, and there has been no return of the eczema." Such Is the nature of the great curets which Zeirelluk Is daily elfoeting. Purely* herbal in.. composition, this`. great balm is a sure cure for all skin diseases, cold sores, chapped, hands, frost bite, ulcers, blood -poisoning, vnri- ease sores, piles, scalp sores, ring- worm, ingworn, inflated patches, .outs, burns and bruises, All druggists and stares sell et EO;,. hex, er post free tram Zslu-Bud Cty.ti upon receipt of price.