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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Advocate, 1913-11-27, Page 3'WOMAN'S HELPLESSNESS ',lx' 'ed Through the itieh, Red ` hood Dr. Williams: Pink, Pills Actually Mie. Thousands of'womensuffer from ea4a4lies, backaches, dizziness, 11a?lgenr, and. neevousnese. Few !realize that their misery :all eonzes from the bad State of their blood, They take one thing for their head, 'twneiArer for their stomach and a hird for their nerved. Andyeb all the while at; is simply 'their blood thee, is the cause of all the trouble. Dr. Williame' Pink Pills will cure because they actually make new, rich, red „blood, which . reaches. every organ and every nerve in the body; carrying with it a now health andnew strength. Mrs, Wan. lAoorn, Charlottetown, P, E. I,, !Says: ''Before`I began the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills I was one of the most miserable women liv- ing. For more than three years I lived .a :life of constant dread. I was taking weak spells so that I could toebeleft alone. If I walked Ifrom'one room to another my heart Iwoiuld palpitate so violently that 1 ,feared I would die. I was continu- 611y : sending for the doctor, who told me I had no blood and that my nerves were shattered. Notwi:th- s+tading his treatment I dict not jget any better. I : could not keep Jany ythz hie g on my .stomach, and the east thing - would make 'm e sick. hen my trouble was complicated 'with rheuxn,atism, which b•eoame so 'ad that 1 diad to be lifted like A, •child; nand the' pain was almasV un - 'bearable, r was in this deplorable ,condition when my husband road iaf Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, an t me a supply, When I had en 'half a dozen boxes 1 felt inudh better, and could go about the .house. 1 kept on taking the Pills until I had used twelve boxes, and I can truly say they 'made me a 'well woman, Indeed, I do not think I would bet living now but for Dr, Williams' Pink Puls. I wish 1 mould''persuade every 'woman who is tick' to follow .my example, for I ave proved ved theY will cure the roost )desperate eases, and I consider my - itself a living witness of this fact." You can get these Pills through talnT medicine dealer or by mail post kiaad, at 50 -cents a box or 'six boxes or. $2.50 from The Dr, `Williams'' edicine Co. Brockville Ont. ---------fit Latest Picture of the President of France. A.. Every married lean believes that .the household expenses could be put in two if he only had a chance bo turn his business acumen loose on the. job. WHERE MONEY IS TIGHT. ' Everybody suffers, when boots are tight our cora Suffers, but they can be pain. ettely` cured by Putnato.'s Corn Extractor. .uarenteed in all cases. Ise only Put - ham's, 25c. at all dealers, Brave. Pie -"They say kissing brings on **sliseases," She -"Well,' a little ill - 'fleas' must come into every life." LiQ,UIU SULPHUR banishes RHEUMA- TISM. Hciine is the place to which' some en,go in order to get even when isag.recable things happen down - wet. piittard's Liniment Cures Colds, &o. Selfish Loot. "What's your idea of ,graft V' "Graft," replied . Boss IlicNab, js the easy money that some other flow gets." A. tourist ealling at an. Irish cot- e, :noticed a glass shade under ioh was a brick and a faded rose, bturally he inquired why the own - of 'a shanty should cherish two eh dissimilar objects. "Shure, there's memories attached to kn.," said the Irishman. "Feel e ig dint in me head l Well, it ti! the brick that made it." "But Iia is off the grave of men or, "The V' visit the e rose said the at threw the brick," replied the SPIC LftNSI'LL Especially Suitable For the Ne That. l'lsleloae Balloons, The silkworm is by no means tl :anly creature that produces sil Spiders ?make their webs, nests, an egg-o*eoons of a kind of silk that well adapted for eel -Wits of man uses. The filaments of spicier-sil vire much finer than those produce by the silkworm, but they are r latively stronger. The webs seine of the large spiders of tropic. countries file etroxies enough to er tangle *mall birds. As early as the seventeenth ee fury, travellers in Paraesuay fouh that, the natives made clothing fro the webs of a species • of Epeira, th genus to which the common garde. spider belongs,. Spider -silk h been used for centuries in Chin. India and We Africa; notably i the Chinese piovince ' of. Yunna. where the so-called "silk of th Eastern Sea" is produced. In the year 1708 a French jiiris Monsieur Guenaux of Montpellie succeeded in making severa"1 pal of gloves and. • stockings from th silk of garden spiders. The fir really practical . experiments, ho ever, were made by an Englishma named Root, By his process, h drew the silk directly from the bod of the spider ; and the material h obtained was much stronger the, that; spun under normal condition The end of the filament he attache to a bobbin, which' was revolved b steam. The process does not see to incommode the spider. Afte she has been robbeel of all her sill she rests kr ten days, and is the ready to yield another supply. As the silk comas from the spin nerets it is covered with a viscou substance, which is washed off i running water. The filaments ar very fine from eight to -twenty -fon must be combined to form & singl thread. • The fabric that thes threads produce is much light° than ordinary silk. For that rea son, cords of spider -silk are espe dally suitable kr the nets that en close balloons. . At present the most promi:sin experiments in the productiono spider -silk are ?Carried on in Mada gaskar. They use a large spide called the hala.b•e. At the school it Tananarive they pay the native eight cents a hundred, for the spi ders, each of whioh yields a fila went from 1,000 to 1,300 feet long The `eilk is of a superb glossy 'el low, but its color is not permanent A Bad Heart, Its Cause and Cur Many, Firmly Consilleed They- Dying heyDying of itcart Trouble, Hay Often the Strongest' Hearts. Sometimes you wake up at night heart throbbing like a steam engine Your breathing is short and irregu lar; pains shoot through the clues and abdomen, and cause horrible anx tety. Your»trouble isn't with the heart a all. These sensations are the ,out come of indigestion, which has caus ed gas to form on the stomach an press against the heart. Just read w tat happened to Isaa Malloux, of Bella River, Ont.: "Three months ago I was a weak sickly man. My appetite was poor food fermented in my stomach, I ha sour risings and indigestion. At nigh I would often waken with gas. i the stomach and heart palpitation. "I consulted my doctor and use remedies that my friends advised Nothing helped.. "One day I received a sample o Dr. Hamilton's Pills, and my cur commenced. To -day I have a vigor ous appetite, strong heart action, an no sign of indigestion. I feel young er and healthier than ever before." Your druggist or storekeeper sells Dr, Hamilton's Pills, 25c. per box or five boxes for $1.00. By mail fro The Catarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N.Y,, and Kingston, Canada. The Charitable Williams. At the funeral services of an el- derly darky, of Richmond, Va., the following colloquy was overheard between two aged negroes: "There ain't no use it talkin'," said. Mose Barker; "Dick Williams, he was the most oharitablest man dis -town ever seen." "1 recon•dat's so," said the darky to whom Mr. Barker impart- ed this information. And he paus- ed as if waiting for evidende on this point. ° "Yessuh,?" continued Mr. Barker, ( "DickWilliams,alwayse Dc Vttamshe owned a plug hat, and durin' my time I ain't .never heard that Dick ever refused to. lend dat hat to any- body Ell. 4. ISS UE "48--'i3. t� BIG CRACKS QN k. FI IG R is s Eczema for Three Years, Broke Out k on Head in Scales. itched and cl Burned Badly. Cuticura, Soap o and Ointment Cured. al 1- x,yona Brook; N. 8.-"1 metered with eczema for three years. It started on DIY hands first in sores between Croy fingers and I- i , allover the paints of my hand d and angers were big cracks. Thou n 4 .% i ho i• roto out tonhead n ._ G bmy d 0 y : in scales. It itched and n ',®' burned so badly I could not as c aeon. It was so itching and burning that I scratched and a, \�'" made sores and my hair came 0 r- \s ' out awfully bad. I did not •, know what it was. e "I was treated for a long time and It did not do, auy good. I gavo up my work for a month but as soon as I started doing my t, house -work again my hands got just as.bad ', as ever. 1 used two bottles of and rs it did not do any good. One day I road e about Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sdt decided to try them. I' sent for a sample and x usod thein til. I saw it stopped the w' itching and burning, so I got three cakes of II Cuticura Soap "and a box of Cuticura. Oint- e " ment and that cured me.';. (Signed) Mrs. y P..1. alcKearney, May 27, 1913. e Not only are Calcutta Soap and Ointment n most valuable in the treatment of eczemas and other distressing eruptions of sldn and s• scalp, but no other emollients do so much d for pimples,blackheads, red, rough skins; v Itching,scaly scalps, dandruff, dry, tblti and m failing, hair, chapped hands and shapeless nals, nor do it so economically.. Sold by 1 druggists.and dealers everywhere. For a t. liberal free sample of each, with 32-p. book; n send post -card to Potter Drug da Chem. Corp.. Dept. D, Boston, U. S. A. n. X E LIVE FOXES r WANTED WRIT! POR PRICES r W. C. ODFFATT, -- Oritllai Ont. - r E �A� 1 FROMMERRY�� ENG LAID -- - 'NEWS` BY MAIL ABOUT JOHN i GULL ANI) ills PEOPLE. - Occurrences in The Land That Reigns Supremo In the Com. menial World. Some 9,700 fewer persons were sent to prison last year than in the preceding twelve months. • An, anonymous donor has givelja . £10,000 to Leeds University for the erection of a School of Agriculture. The will of Walter Whitehead, of ' Colwyn Bay, formerly of Menthes- ' ter, surgeon, has been proved at, £176,892 net. An Ulster athletic club $s'to• be started in Binmangham to prepare - young men for . any emergency t • which may arise in Ulster. A new company has been formed t to connect North and South Shields . by tunnel through which an electric - railway will run. d General Sir James MacLeod Fra- ser-Tytler, G.C.B., wth0 has just ' celebrated his 92nd birthday, is probably the oldest Indian Mutiny ' officer alive. had Laet year there were 1,061/ore- : mations in the United Kingdom, n the largest -number recorded 'since' cremation was: introduced into the used country in 1885. i. The British Museum has books f written onbricks, tiles, oyster e shells, bones and flat stones, toge- ther ogsther with manuscripts on bark, ivory, leather, parchment, papyrus, lead, iron, copper and wood. m ' What are Post Toasties? Thin, wafery bits of tholes Indian Corn - perfectly cooked; delicately flavoured ; then toasted, to an, appetizing golden brown, and peeked' in tightly sealed packages with., out being ' touched by hand, "Toastiee" are for break- fast or any other meal -'served direct from package, with cream or milk, and a sprink- ling of sugar.- Poet 'Poas'tieo ere conven- Lent, save a lot of time and "please the palate immensely! But after all., a trial is the beat answer. Grocers everywhere sell Post Toasties Canadian Postum .Cereal Co., Ltd. Windsor, Ontario. Bootars• enin•ily LIn••,.... usnts roblio Are Warned Against Strong. Shelling, Oily Iainilnczstd 0o11• tabling Harmful A.ciiis and Ammonia.; Many people have clung to the old. fashioned idea that: a thick, greasy liniment 13 the hest kind. Doctors say not—and they know, Recently a number of these white, oily linim?tents were analyzed, and they were found to oontaita an enormously high percentage of harmful acids, and swell irritating chemicals as' ammonia, etc, dor the moment they may cause a warm. sensation when first applied,. but, their continued use never cures rheumatism, and only deterioratesthe skin, sets up inflammation, and causes endless trouble, i When a doctor ; warns you to quit using a white, oily liniment -do so. I3e knows that a thick liniment can't penetrate, can't sink through the pores and reach the seat of the pain. When asked his °pluton a few days ago, : an . important physician stated that be considered a strong, penetrat• in g, pain -subduing liniment, such " as "Nerviline," to be superior to any of the white ammonia liniments, • In his twenty-five years of practice he had witnessed cases of rheumatism, sciat- ica, ciatica, and lumbago that simply would not respond to ordinary treatment- but Nerviline cured thein, •.`The sani;e. pbysicianralso spoke of the great ad- vantages of keeping a preparation like Nerviline in the house, because of cramps,. diarrhoea, stomach disorders, earache, toothache, headache, and such minor ailments. Nerviline is a first-class . cure. There is scarcely an ache or a pain, internal or external, that Nerviline won't cure. In' thou- sands of homes no other pain -reliev- ing medicine is used: Fifty years' continued success and the endorse- ment of the profession are proof tha t Nerviline is the liniment for the home. Removing a Splinter. A splinter in the hand is not only uncles -del -table, but also dangerous, as it may cause blood -poisoning. You sho"iild, therefore, always re- move a splinter directly you feel it. If you have no surgical in'stniment at hand, excellent tweezers can he made from an ordinary wooden match. Split the match a little way down the centre, and to ex- tract the Splinter use it just as you would a pair of tweezers. Oftentiunes..They Are. Scientists claim that eyes furnish an index to character. • Yes; a black one often shows that the other fellow has a rude andviolent disposition. Use LIQUID SULPHUR and prevent d isease. _• . The :Modest Enthusiast. "How did you enjoy my sermon?" "Fine, I know a lot of fellows you were hitting hard." Minard's Liniment Cures.Garget In Cows, If you think the average woman is weaker minded than the aver- age man, you are entitled to an- other think. Try Murine Eye Remedy If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart --Soothes' Eye Pain. Druggists Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c50c. Tubes, Eye Salve: in Aseptic 25c, 50c. Eye Books Free by Mail. An Eye Tonle flood for An Ryes that Need Core Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago When a man brings home a box of candy 'Tor his wife she imagines he is concealing a confession he ought to make -and usually she is right. • LIQUID SULPHUR cleanses and heals. TAROT?GH QtICIiSA1TD. Party of Men Had .a Terrible Experience. quiVerding, riverwhere there, . is cksand is ,something like rushing horses out �of -a burning stable. In "The last of the Plainsmen" Zane Grey describes he* a party of men and horses passed through the trea- cherous Little Colorado River. It was a wide, ,shallow stream of swift- ly running, reddish-extuddy water. Through the channel, cut by floods, little streanmiets trickled and mean- dered in all directions.. The sand seemed firm, but teeter oozed out rotund my feet;' and when I stepped out, the whole bar shook like jelly. I pushed my foot through the crust, and the cold, wet sand took hold, and tried to suck me down. '"Ho•w an yotl ford this stream with horses V' I asked Emmett. "We must take our chances," re- plied he. "We'll bitch two teams to ono wagon, anti run the horses. I've forded here at worse surges than this. Once a teams got stuck and I had too leave it; another time the water was high, and washed me clown -stream,'' Emmett sent his son into the stream on a mule, The rider lashed his mount, and plunging, splashing along, got through Tit a pace very near a gallop; rIo returned in the 'Sande manlier,;. and reported oue. bad place near the other side. ' Jones Slid 1 got on the first wa- gon and trued to ,coax up the four horses,' .buit they would trot start, Minima bad to lash: them to start therm, The other 'Mormons riding alongside yelped .at thelia, and used 'their whips. The wagon bowled iiltoo the w.iitel' with a tu•eznenelolls splash. We were wet through be - fora we had gone twenty feet, The plunging horses were lost in yel- low spray; the streaxn rushed gurg- ling through the wheels; the Mor,• mons yelled, 1 wanted to see, but everything was hidden by a veil; of yellow mist.Jones yelled in .;?y ear, but I could not hear what he said. Once the wagen-wheels truck a stone or log, and we al meet lurched overboard, A muddy splash blinded zee, I .cried out in my eaoiternent, and punched ;tones in the back. The next •moment the keen exhilaration of the experience gave way to horror. We seemed to drag axid almost .deep. . Some one roared, "Horsedorn !" There: was en instant of painful suspense, in which the imagination pictured another tragedy added to the story of this deceitful river -a moment filled with intense feeling. Then there came a sound of -furious splashing and yelling; •and so 'th:c three horses dragged their com- rade out of the quicksand. Once out, he regained his feet, and plunged on. Spurred by fear, all four horses increased their efforts,' and amid clouds of spray galloped the remaining distance to the other side. • "We made that fine and easy," remarked Emmett. As Luck Would Have It. `°Sure, it's Mike, the boy, that's the lucky man. "How was he luteky V "Why, murn, he got insured for $5,000 and the very next day he fell off the ladder, parotin', and broke his neck." A GOOD MEDICINE FOR THE BABY Babyq Own Tablets -are the very best medicine a mother esti give her little ones, They ,sweeten the stomach, regulate the bowels, break up colds, promote healthful .sleep in fact they are a. eure for all minor ills of hale ones. The mother litay feel absolutely safe ingiving them to her children for they are gua.e anteed by.a government -analyst to be strictly free from all injurious. drugs. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers er by mail ' at 25 cents abox from The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont. For work' in connection with the navy France has ordered 35 more dirigible balloons. htinard's Liniment Co„ Limited. Gentlemen, -Last winter I receivedgreat benefit from the use of MINARD'S nn•re- 1dENT in a severe attack of La Grippe, and I have frequently proved it to be very effective in cases of inflammation. Yours, W. A. 13UTCi3INSON. An Omaha inventor has patented an electric alarm for refrigerator drip pans. LIQUID SULPHUR cures any form of ECZEMA. A Scotch builder has invented .a new type of wall tie that grips half a dozen bricks: instead of two, as usual. Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper. Tice Better Way. Mrs,- Hoyle -"Do you go through your husband's pockets 1" Mrs,. ]Doyle' urs it' the 400 this g for h=im. TY • 1Virs, oyle- `1fofv Is that 4" Mrs. • Deyle-''The doctor says that he must avoid excitement, and I think my ,method is better than exciting him by asking him for ,money." PLUM Ready to serve rtfter heating-uusur- passed for quality and flavour,. Don't waste your time in preparation., -Buy "duff 's". Jr THOUSANDS of farmers and<llorsemen have saved money by using Teendall's Spa- vin. Cure for Spavins, Curb Ringbone. Splint, Bony Growths and Lameness from many other causes: It keeps horses working. 4. $1 bottle may save a horse for you. Geta bottle the next time you are in town. Sold'. by druggists, everywhere, $1 a bottle, 6 for S5, also ask for a copy of our book ' `ATreatise on the Horse' -orwrite to Ar. D. J. KENDALL COMPANY Eriosburg Fa4Ls,Ve.rmont. $0 eseneingnsaige More than 300 species of fish are possessed of voices that axe audible to human ears. Minard's Liniment Cures Diphther1a, EDUCATION, LLIOTT'F BUSINESS COLLEGE, TO - J Tonto. Canada a Popular Commer• cleft School. Magnificent Catalogue trees FARMS FOR SAU,L H, w. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street. Toronto. IF YOU. WANT TO BUY OR BELL A JJLL Fruit, Stock, Grain, or Dairy Farm, write 11. W. Dawson, Brampton, or 90 Colborne St., Toronto, H W. DAWSON, Colborne' St„ Toronto. 1 9()ACRES, IN. MIDDLESEX COUNTY, • soil rich clay loam, 2 acres or- chard, 2 welia, wire fences, 2 story .frame house, a number of excellent ontbviid- trio, 1 mile to 11.R. station and market. Terms easy. Apply to. The Western 'Real. Estate Exchange, Limited, London, On- tario. NEWSPAPER FOR ,SALE; COUNTRY WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR Bale in good Ontario town. Excellent opening forman of energy. Write Wilson Publishing Company, Toronto. MISCELLANEOUS. ' OR SALE -SILVER PATCHED FOXES, lId'' also dark cede. Wirdl to buy 100 pair of Blink for breeding purposes. Graham. Bros., R. R. No. 1, Strathroy, Ont. CeN0ER. TUMORS, LUMPS, ETC., Interna; and external. cured with. ont pain by our home treatment. Write ne before too late. Dr. Bellman Medical Rn. Limited, rolliniewoed, Ont. `ALL STONES, KIDNEY AND BLhD• 7f der Stones, Kidney trouble, Gravel, Lumbago and kindred ailments positively cured with the new German remedy. `Sandi," price 51.50. Another new remedy for Diabetes -Mellitus,, and sure cure, is "Sanol's Anti-Diabetee." Price: $2.00 from druggists or direct. The Sanol Mae -Otte - Wring Compare of Canada. Limited. Winnipeg, Man. When buying your Piano insist on havinq art ,.OTTO MMeta' Piano Actio CHAMPION EVAPORATOR MAKES b T SYRUP NOW is the time to give yob riMaple Syrup business serious attention, Order nowand a ygnkEvapo• �,too in Flee Tore the cold i a her sets m. This insures care of your first -and most profitable -rung of sap. Write for booklet. THE G1;IMM MFC. CO.,•LTMITE I 58 Wellington St., IMIONTREAL,QUE. Why we pay more for your RAW FURS We are the oldest RAW FUR HOUSE as well as the largest collectors of CANADIAN RAW FURS In Canada. That means larger experience, larger markets and a LARGER PRICE to you, Ship direct to us. Returns madetiamo day furs are received. Shipments held separate on request. Fall price list now ready. Write for It. HIRAM JOHNSON LIMITED, 494 St. Paul St. Mail Dept. "0 Montreal. Don't waste time on lilted - or salves because they're a few. cents cheaper. 1 have proved ZarneRuk best for Eczema, Piles, Skin Diseases, and Injuries. As a mother, you owe It to your family to use the bast, Chat's ram -Duk I SOc tae, An'Dragglsh andSforei. 'RINGS FREE To Agants 11 -sail give ells 14k gold fluted Signet it1n/1 twlth your initial eagreved on it) ec this �4k r'bm riper feet with your 'births stone, free of h1; chharge to ani beyy Rtr1 who *in pen 30 mite of our beatititn embossed xt�s poet.oards et 10. cents lib Met (.lx lovely oardm ih each oat.) tt your Birt day is to January yon shout( AtisQoearouue1tr, , gaUotA4i11to'gtebr1.ti7MfAU+a5eeteb`ti'e]Dte eeby t t emeat ;3et bMod*tonediamond (irtin rtituravOlsw r Ned I y' nAnia Wit A$dreee and w♦ Milt lin rre a IAA *Risks to NO. WhRS Mold load UN the meeker load �ra to shaa eye hl nasi roe aitet74 , • IIIS 0s •- llpiner.warrelt.Od,pt,�t,i5., Ter011tt Bootars• enin•ily LIn••,.... usnts roblio Are Warned Against Strong. Shelling, Oily Iainilnczstd 0o11• tabling Harmful A.ciiis and Ammonia.; Many people have clung to the old. fashioned idea that: a thick, greasy liniment 13 the hest kind. Doctors say not—and they know, Recently a number of these white, oily linim?tents were analyzed, and they were found to oontaita an enormously high percentage of harmful acids, and swell irritating chemicals as' ammonia, etc, dor the moment they may cause a warm. sensation when first applied,. but, their continued use never cures rheumatism, and only deterioratesthe skin, sets up inflammation, and causes endless trouble, i When a doctor ; warns you to quit using a white, oily liniment -do so. I3e knows that a thick liniment can't penetrate, can't sink through the pores and reach the seat of the pain. When asked his °pluton a few days ago, : an . important physician stated that be considered a strong, penetrat• in g, pain -subduing liniment, such " as "Nerviline," to be superior to any of the white ammonia liniments, • In his twenty-five years of practice he had witnessed cases of rheumatism, sciat- ica, ciatica, and lumbago that simply would not respond to ordinary treatment- but Nerviline cured thein, •.`The sani;e. pbysicianralso spoke of the great ad- vantages of keeping a preparation like Nerviline in the house, because of cramps,. diarrhoea, stomach disorders, earache, toothache, headache, and such minor ailments. Nerviline is a first-class . cure. There is scarcely an ache or a pain, internal or external, that Nerviline won't cure. In' thou- sands of homes no other pain -reliev- ing medicine is used: Fifty years' continued success and the endorse- ment of the profession are proof tha t Nerviline is the liniment for the home. Removing a Splinter. A splinter in the hand is not only uncles -del -table, but also dangerous, as it may cause blood -poisoning. You sho"iild, therefore, always re- move a splinter directly you feel it. If you have no surgical in'stniment at hand, excellent tweezers can he made from an ordinary wooden match. Split the match a little way down the centre, and to ex- tract the Splinter use it just as you would a pair of tweezers. Oftentiunes..They Are. Scientists claim that eyes furnish an index to character. • Yes; a black one often shows that the other fellow has a rude andviolent disposition. Use LIQUID SULPHUR and prevent d isease. _• . The :Modest Enthusiast. "How did you enjoy my sermon?" "Fine, I know a lot of fellows you were hitting hard." Minard's Liniment Cures.Garget In Cows, If you think the average woman is weaker minded than the aver- age man, you are entitled to an- other think. Try Murine Eye Remedy If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart --Soothes' Eye Pain. Druggists Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c50c. Tubes, Eye Salve: in Aseptic 25c, 50c. Eye Books Free by Mail. An Eye Tonle flood for An Ryes that Need Core Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago When a man brings home a box of candy 'Tor his wife she imagines he is concealing a confession he ought to make -and usually she is right. • LIQUID SULPHUR cleanses and heals. TAROT?GH QtICIiSA1TD. Party of Men Had .a Terrible Experience. quiVerding, riverwhere there, . is cksand is ,something like rushing horses out �of -a burning stable. In "The last of the Plainsmen" Zane Grey describes he* a party of men and horses passed through the trea- cherous Little Colorado River. It was a wide, ,shallow stream of swift- ly running, reddish-extuddy water. Through the channel, cut by floods, little streanmiets trickled and mean- dered in all directions.. The sand seemed firm, but teeter oozed out rotund my feet;' and when I stepped out, the whole bar shook like jelly. I pushed my foot through the crust, and the cold, wet sand took hold, and tried to suck me down. '"Ho•w an yotl ford this stream with horses V' I asked Emmett. "We must take our chances," re- plied he. "We'll bitch two teams to ono wagon, anti run the horses. I've forded here at worse surges than this. Once a teams got stuck and I had too leave it; another time the water was high, and washed me clown -stream,'' Emmett sent his son into the stream on a mule, The rider lashed his mount, and plunging, splashing along, got through Tit a pace very near a gallop; rIo returned in the 'Sande manlier,;. and reported oue. bad place near the other side. ' Jones Slid 1 got on the first wa- gon and trued to ,coax up the four horses,' .buit they would trot start, Minima bad to lash: them to start therm, The other 'Mormons riding alongside yelped .at thelia, and used 'their whips. The wagon bowled iiltoo the w.iitel' with a tu•eznenelolls splash. We were wet through be - fora we had gone twenty feet, The plunging horses were lost in yel- low spray; the streaxn rushed gurg- ling through the wheels; the Mor,• mons yelled, 1 wanted to see, but everything was hidden by a veil; of yellow mist.Jones yelled in .;?y ear, but I could not hear what he said. Once the wagen-wheels truck a stone or log, and we al meet lurched overboard, A muddy splash blinded zee, I .cried out in my eaoiternent, and punched ;tones in the back. The next •moment the keen exhilaration of the experience gave way to horror. We seemed to drag axid almost .deep. . Some one roared, "Horsedorn !" There: was en instant of painful suspense, in which the imagination pictured another tragedy added to the story of this deceitful river -a moment filled with intense feeling. Then there came a sound of -furious splashing and yelling; •and so 'th:c three horses dragged their com- rade out of the quicksand. Once out, he regained his feet, and plunged on. 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