HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1913-10-2, Page 71.A SAFE TONIC
FOR MOTHERS
Who Do Not Recover Their Strength
as They Should,.
Every mother .who fails :to regain.
her 'health and strength alter eon-
iinenent needs a tonic, The Fears
el, weakness and suffering which so
often follow are unnecessary and
easily ,avoided. The fact that her
strenftlt does riot return is a ter
itain indicationthat her blood sup-
ply has been overtaxed and is im-
!poverished, This condition is often
nada worse when the mother takes
up her household duties while she
is still weak, when a complete
ibreakdown results. The strength a
weak mother needs can be quickly
found in the tonic treatment with
;1)r Williams' Pink Pills. 'These
'Pills increase and enrich the blood
supply, and thus bring health and
strength to the exhausted system.
Mrs. Robt. Little says: "1 have
nursed for upwards of twenty-five
years, and I could relate many
cases, relieved and cured, through
the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
In maternity cases which 1 nurse I
:always use them and I know of no
other medicine that $o: speedily
builds up the mother .at this criti-
cal tinne. 1 have also found them of
great value in the case of young
girls, and I can add that as. for my-
self they have saved me many .a
doctor's bill, 1 feel safe in saying
they are the best tonic medicine I
know of."
Nursing mothers will, find Dr.
'Williams' Pink Pills will give her
'just the . strength she needs, and
they will at the same time aid in
„keeping her child healthy. If you
do not find these Pills at your deal-
er's they will be sent by mail at 50
cents a box or six boxes for` 82.50
by writing The Dr. Williams' Medi -
tine Co., Brockville, Ont..
A.NI;h1ALS AND MUS:LC.
Horses Plainly Showed Their .ap-
preciation of Melody.
A unique musical experiment has
been -conducted recently in France.
Itwas resolved to institute con-
certs for animals for the purpose of
observing the effects of music upon
them. The results of the observa-
tions made established the, fact that
disconnected tones on stringed in-
struments created no ' effect upon
horses beyond causing some of the
animals to manifest signs of impa-
tience, but when a melody was
salayed the horses burned toward
the players, pricked up their ears,
and showed plainly the pleasure'
they experienced, nays London Tit-
Bits.
An orchestral concert was given
1 before the elephants in Le Jardin
des Plantes . The animals became.
excited and impatient when pas-
sionate music was played, abut calm
when :sustained, melodious and
flowing style was adopted.
Dogs were found to be partial to
the various instruments according
to breed, but the dog that will •show
affection or even respect for bag
pipessis not yet born. Dogs have
marked musical likes and dislikes.
Some have a liking for, others aver
cion to, the piano, violin and flute,
but all became enraged, when tunes
were played at •a very rapid rate:
It was found also ,that dogs, had
frequently their • favorite oom,pos-
ers, and would prefer Handel. to
Beethoven, Mozart to Mendelssohn,
Brahms to Schumann, Mascheles to
Chopin, but none was discovered to
show .an appreciation for Wagner.
"I Sleep Soundly,
Feel Like New'
All Who Lack Vigor, Those Who
Are Dispirited 'anal Worn Out,
Should. Read this Carefully.
Proof That Health and Ronewed Vitality
Qu ckly Return When. Right Remedy
"I ani only thirty years old, yet for
almost two years I have felt more
ike seventy-five. I have found it dif
cult to sleep at night, and in the
morning felt so distressed and heavy
that effort was difficult. My hands
were al'waysclammy-and perspiratteu
en slight effort would break out ass
aver me. It Was not unnatural that
i should begin: to brood over the
chance that I should be is to do
my work, and this dread '•:+lade my
,;sleepless nights perfect misery. After
repeated trials of medicines and mix-
tures, Dr. Hamilton's Pills gave me
the first gleam o:f, hope, From the
; very 'first I could see they Were dif-
ferent inaction from ether pills. They
didn't gripe and 'acted as naturally as
if nature and not the pills were
cleansing my cls ged-up system. 1fy
spirits rose, I felt much better, The
sluggish action of the system gave
way to normal activity. ffzziness
andheadaches ceased, appetite; good
color and ambition to worts returned;
''s'and have remained, 1, ant like a new
uan, and I ' thank Th'. I-lainilton's
Pills for it all,"
This was the experience. of J.
II'arkhurtst, ,a well known ggrocery
;dealer In ,Tefi'erson. Follow his ad -
!vice; use Dr. .Hamilton's Pills for
,your stomach, kidneys' and liver, and
,you'll enjoy long life and robust good
!health; All druggists and storekeep-
er's sell Dr. Hamilton's.� Pills, 5c. Per
boat, ti boxes for, $1.00, or postpaid
from the Catarrhozone 'Co,, Buffalo,
N.Y., and Kingston, Canada,
SURROUNDED .BY ELEPHANTb
A Rnufer's Exciting Experience
An. African Forest.
Innocently meandering thrOtt
an African forest, Mr:. E. H, 'Br0.
son and hit hunting companio
neither of whom, had'ever seen wzl
elephants, imoh 'less hunted the
found thaineelve in th Middle of
feeding herd. "In Closed Torr
tory" the author d'esoribee the e
perience
It proved to be our day to lean
a, lot about the elephanit'e whim
and what he can do when he like
Of course the creek lay between u
which might •seem a protection, In
it was not. They all whirled an
thundered away from us, 13
scarcely had we gone a kundr'e
feet before the whole herd can
plunging back upon their tracks
the same mad pace.
They stopped ttoek-still ten yard
from us,, as we afterwards prove.
but they were hidden from us as b
fore. This time they were bunch
in, a half circle. about us. For prof
ably ten minutes • there.. was ut
silence; ,then ,they started fe.edin
and amusing themselves as befog
This continued for perhaps fiftee
minutes, when all sound cease
again, and the wood was as ;still
if they had all dropped dead.
And there ewe sat for the large
part of an hour, wandering ho
long an afternoon siesta well -reg
lated elephant families usuall
take. We were in constant expo
tation of renewed movement b
some of the herd. We hould hay
sworn that they were•still withi
the toss of a biscuit:
But when, presently, a slight sti
among- the leaves directly befog
Outram made us throw- up ou
rifles, out stepped.Akuna., who •h
raced' out of our sight at the firs
stampede. 'FIe brought the increcli
ble. intelligence that .the elephant
were 'gone out of the bush and wer
disappearing off toward the north
Magic ! No prestidigitator cold
tench this vanishing act, of ton
and tonsof ambulant weight, don
under our very noses, in a county;
where we pygmies could hardly eta'
without causing a racket. And ye
it proved to be true. They were al
gone, by what miracle of stealth
doubt if the oldest elephant-hunte
could tell.
Helpless Frain E,heumatis
GIN -PILLS Giro Prompt Relief 'B)
Curing The Kidneys.
Mr. Samuel Longmore, of Montreal
says, "Just a word of praise for GI
PILLS. About fifteen months ago
could not walk' across` my room, suf
fering severely with Rheumatism. l
took GIN PILLS and became quite
well. Two months ago, 1 had Rheu
uratic Pains with Neuralgia. I resort
ed to GIN PILLS again for one weela
and became quite well."
50c. a box, 6 for' $2.50. Sample free
if you write National Drug and Chem
ical Co. of Canada, Limited, Toronto
Couldn't Understand.
"I reduced my stomach measure
ment four inches by pushing a laws
mower."
"1 can't understand why some
people are .so crazy to be •slim."
Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere.
During the year 1912, 283,19;
marriages were registered in Eng
land and Wales, and 872,767 births
LIQUID SULPHUR purifies the blood.
The boy with the first dime feel
richer than the man with his firs
million. .
Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.-
lulTctLIES CATCJIL LOCUSTS.
Khartoum Canals to :fold Rainfall
Serve Cooly Purpose.
The latest advices from Khartoum
state that the usual ditches have been
dug in all directions in anticipation
of the Summer rains,` which, however,
have as yet not put in an appearance.
In the meantime these - ditches are
having their uses, for a plague sof lo-
custs has set in. Immense swarms
have for days been passing over the
city.
Locusts, of.course, do a vast amount
of damage in the fields. They multiply
most rapidly, and wherever: they set-
tle
ettle they devour every vestige of green
and leave the land bare. The Sudan-
ese are waging a vigorous campaign
againstthem, and their zeal is whetted
by the fact that locusts constitute for
them a very palatable dish. These
insects are usually .caught by the.
"Cyprus system," which 'consists of
digging trenches and erecting on their
farther side tin screens, against which
they dash themselves and kill them-
selves,
hemselves, eventually falling into the
trenches,
Shrimps Axe Eating Cable.
In consequence of the damage
done by shrimps and other crusta-
res, the Preach post -office has
x
found itnet,C,s,:cit y to r-c•inforoe their
submarine telegiap:h cables by rolls
of gutta perchfu and hemp, The
cable from Naples to Palermo and
the new cables hetween Sicily and
Tripoli have had to be encased in a
copper envelope, as the shrimps
bore their way through the outer
,i
J
anddestroy the .a 'tla-
4Cllt~i111eSO t y151
tion.
The mall who broods over his
troubles only increases his brood.
Pity may be akin to ]o+te, but
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Until She was Nearly Crazy, Began
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with Watery Blisters, On
Eyes, Hands and Ankles, Could
Not Sleep for Scratching,
curs Soap and Ointment Cured.
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. Brunswick St.; Fredericton, N. 51,-,,P
had a very bad caao of eczema. The trouble
began with watery blisters and itched
burned until I was nearly crazy. It was
my oars, eyes, hands and ankles. I
not keep the bed clothes over mo at
for the smarting and itching, My
would swell. I would scratch until the
would run and•then form' a scab. I felt
if I could take a knife and cut the Cosh
my hands. It would clisfigurb mr face
make it smart and burn and swell. I
not sleep at night for scratching.
"I tried everything I 'heard of Without
getting any benefit.. I used lots of
remedies, such as lard and sulphur, and.
was treated for it. Then I tried Outicura
Soap and Ointment and they gave me
ease. I. used them abqut four months
am happy to say -I am never troubled
The Cutioura Soap and Ointment cured
(Signed) Mrs, A. S. Thomp'-
son, Mar. 9, 1015. : '
The regular use of Cuticura Soap for
and bath not duly tends to preserve, purify
and beautify the skin, scalp, hair and hands,
but assists in preventing inflammation,
tation and clogging of•the;pores, the common
cause of plinples, blackheads, redness
roughness, yellow, oily; Inethy and other
wholesome conditions of the. skin. Cuticula
Soap and Outicura Ointment- are
throughout the world. Liberal sample
each, mailed free with .52-p. Skin. Book.
Address post card Potter Drug & Chem.
Corp., Dept. 44D;, Boston, U. S. A.
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r Mrs. Beliham--Before, you_mar-
ried me you said that 1 was a
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- Benham—Well, I no longer be-
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tGente,-A customer of ours cured a very
had caee of distemper In a valuable
1 horse by the use of MINARD'S LINI-
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1 Yours truly,
p' - - VILANDIE FRF11.Ea.
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Biff—"What's
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Carrying' It To Excess.
Quizzo—"I understand that ryour
Bronson is a vegetrian.'
Quizzed -"Yes. He has such
views on the subject
married a grass widow."
pro-
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LIQUID SULPHUR in your bath.
His Proposition.
"Do you • think you are able
my daughter in the style
which she has been - accustom-
"1 don't know. sir, but I'll
what h can do."
"What's that?"
"1 can save you abort 50
of her present cost to you."
Murine Eye Remedy
you have Red, Weak, Watery
Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart
Eye Pain. Druggists
Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c,
Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes,
50c. ' Eye Books Free by Mail.
Eye Tonle Good for All Eyes that Nood Cor.
Eye Remedy . Co., Chicago
Disappointed.
Tons has told me all the Secrets
his past." -
"Mercy! What do you think
?"
"I was awfully, disappointed."
Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
Salesman: "Shirt, sir? Will
a, soft or a stiff front?''
: "Soft, I think. The doc-
said I must avoid starchy
SULPHUR cures Eczema.
The Doctor's m Calculation.
F'oozle-"Doc. W oozle wants
his cuter."
the reason?"
Footle—` `He figgers that the
buys it will be a steady patient
after." • ,-
Haynie a and Cert.
"Be• kissed me almost the
we got inside the house.''
"Did he?, He couldn't even wait
we got home the, evening
with him!'
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•How to Treat
Sprains and Strains
After .Ton Days' Suffering Mr,
Quinn Sass Nothing Cures
Like Nerviline.
THOUSANDS RECOMMEND "NERVIUNE"
One bf the most soul -distressing ace
cidents that can befall one is a bad
ankle or wrist sprain, "If I had only
known of 'Nerviline' earlier, I could:.
have saved myself an enorreous
amount of pain and many agonizing
nigiiten of sleeplessness," Thus writes
P, P. Quinn.
ti
tumbled from a hay loft to the
barn floor and sprained my right
ankle- and left wrist. They swelled
rapidly and caused excruciating pains..
It. was not convenient to go to the
city, ' and the liniment in the house.
was useless. When I' got Nerviline
relief -came quickly. It took down
the swelling, relieved the pain, and
gave me wonderful comfort,
"I can recommend Nerviline for
strains, bruises, swellings, muscular
pains, and sore back. I have proved
it a sure cure in such cases."
Think what it might some day
mean to you to have right in your
home, ready for an accident or emer-
gent sickness, a bottle .or two of Ner-
viline. Get it to -day,
Large size bottle's; 50c., or sample
size, 25c., at all dealers, or The Ca-
tarrhozone Co., Kingston, Ont,
11LU1,111MIES MAKE PAINT.
l'hcre the Colors Required by Ar..
1, fists' Come -From.
Inorder to furnish the innumer-
able delicate tints of paint required
by artists, manu£aoturers have
nowadays to ransack the world.
Even luunnmies have lately been
called into use.
Mummies are . usually preserved
in the finest bitumen, and this an-
cient bitumen has, in the course of
centuries, turned the mummies a
leathery -gown tint. It has been
found that when the bitumen and
the shreds of mummy are ground
down by machinery, a beautiful
brown pigment is the result -=ex-
actly the tint rtquired for painting
certain shades of brown hair.
Sepia is one of the commonest of
artists' paints. It is a deep brown
in color, and comes from a source
equally strange. It, is prepared
from the black, inky fluid dis-
charged by the cattle -fish to blind
andbaffle its enemies.
Prussian blue is prepared from
horses hoofs, and is. made •by fus-
ing the hoofs with potassium car-
bonate.
Raw Sienna is soil from near
Sienna., in Italy.. Burnt sienna,
another common tint, is simply the
same earth burnt.,
The majority of pigments far
making colors—that is, the dry
powder—are, obtaihed from miner-
als, but many pigments come from.
the animal kingdom. Cochineal,
for example, comes from the dried
bodies of insects. A kind of pitch
is also used for certain pigments.
MURDERED.
Put right out of business,' a whole
family of corns by Putnam'�s Corn Ex-
tractor, which cities corns and warts in
one day.. No pain or sora if "Putnam's"
is need. Refuse substitutes, 25c. per
bottle at all dealers.
LIM.E:ROUSE MAYOR PROTESTS
Objects to Use of Naine' as Synotny-
nous With "Vulgar Abuse."
Justhow words are added to the
language is often , a problem and
one that is sometimes never satis-
facto•rily elucidated. When, many
moons ago, Mr. Lloyd George made
the first of his - vitriolic public
,speeches down in the East 'End of
London, at Limehouse, he confer-
red upon that not very well known
district of the metropolis meed of.
faume, which apparently is not ap-
preciated by the denizens thereof,
as is shown by the following letter
written to the newspapers by the
Mayor of Limehouse :
"A few years ago a fami•Iy in Lon-
don named Hooligan found it very
difficult to live in friendly relations
with their neighbors and were fre-
quently in conflict with the police,
with the result that their names
were constantly before the public
and in the press, until every one
who was implicated in a, street row
was referred to as, a 'Hooligan.'
`Some time ago Mr. Lloyd
George paid a visit to Limehouse,
and the subject of his remarks and
his tone and manner were consid-
ered by many to be of •melt an un-
tisual character that some newse
papers had a .difficulty in finding a
word to express their opinion of it,
and accordingly ,,fell buck on the
word 'Limehouse,' and ever. since
then we see in the press, whenever
icp ecoh i.e made in language al-
leged to be more forcible than po-
lite, 'Another Limehouse Speech.'
Mr. George Liruehotlsi.ng Again.'
are. I thought at one time the, islet.
deub would die •down, but it has
not, and with. the 'Hooligan' record
i,n :mind I am fearful that a perma,
Tent injustice will be done to a por-
ion of this borough, and that
'Iiiinehouse' will become synony-
mores with 'vulgar abuse.'
1 v enf.ui e to suggest that if a
new word- is regyrired fo t,:rl5re,ss nn-
..;aar laragilage it •should be either
d
f the eillf 1" or that .
he Warne o e .of
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his native Iieitth, not ours." •
imlui0 SULPHUR dares Rheumalixtn.
COLORING A. PIPE,
ow It Was Aeepin.Illislted itt I`if*
teen Days.
A European contemporary bells
an eatertaininar story of how a. pipe
was colored "by order of the
C;zar.7 . An artist, who had spent
some years in Russia, received as ii
partiig gilt from the Czar (Nicholas
I.) an enormous. meerschaum
mounted with diamonds,
Noticing that the recipient was
;looking somewhat pensively at the
gift, the Czar' asked himcwktat he
was thinking about. The artist re-
plied that he was thinking of the
time it would take to color the
pipe -probably five years.
Learning that the artist would
not be leaving the country for fife
teen days, the Czar took the pipe
back again, and sent it to the pal-
ace guard -house, where the follow-
ing "order of the day" was issued:
"Under pain of the knout none
must smoke any other pipe but
this. All the necessary tobacco will
be supplied."
The Cossacks went cheerfully at
the job day and night, and at the.
end of the fortnight the pipe was
returned to its owner, inscribed
"Colored in fifteen days by order
of Nicholas, Emperor."
Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, Eto.
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"Favorite" Churn is the world's
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RESIDENTIAL 'PROPERTIES • Itt
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STAMPS AND COINS
TAMP COLLECTORS—HUNDRED DIF-
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Company. Toronto.
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for 3 15/16 in. shaft.
1 Wood Ap1it Pulley, 12/ x 48 in,
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1 Wood Split Pulley, 1234 x 28 in.
for 3 7/16 in. shaft.
1 Wood Split Pulley, 1034 x 36 in.
for 3 7/16 in. shaft.
Pulleys cf smaller sizes and
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