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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1914-2-5, Page 7IN MISERY AT MEAL TIME lialiaestiou Oen Be Cured By the Use of Dr, Williams' Pink Pills If your digestion is weak you can notderive peeper nourishment from your food, The pain_ and dis- tress you suffer is a protest ir'on2 your stomach that it is unable to do its work. Jt is then that you lose all Jappetito, have dull head- aehes, acute pains in the chest and abdomen, "heartburn and`oiiher dis- tressing symptoms.. You etDnnet mare indigestion by the use of laxatives, and pre- digest -ed foods only make the stomach more sluggish. Indigestion can only be marred by giving tone •to: and strengthening the nerves that control the stomach. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have cured indigestion tunes without number, because. they purify and ` enrich the blood.. In this way they improve the ap- petite, dispel the torments of in- digestion and enable you 'to derive benefit from the fokd you take. The following is proof of these state- ments. Mrs, George Brien, Great Shemogue, N.B., says "A few years ago I. was taken down with a fever which left me suffering from nervous stomach' trouble. 1 ap- parently got over it, but the trou- ble 'could not have been wholly ka eradicated, as during the summer of. 1912 I was taken down with it again. I took many medicines, and.: was attended by two different. doctors, but instead of getting well .seemed to be growing worse. I could not eat without suffering the most intense pains^, even a. drink of milk seemed to upset ine. I slept Poorly and . at last dreaded to see tight come. In this condition I s saw in a newspaper the story of a woman who had similarly suffered and was cured through the uee of Dr- Williams' Pink Pills. I decid- ed to try the Pills and found by the time I had taken threeboxes that they were helping me. I ca ntlnued 1 u 1 had taken using t Pills tl T 1 g he rr. eight boxes, when the .trouble had disappeared, and I have to thank Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for restor- ing my health After I had practi- cally given up hope of ever- being well .again." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by all medicine dealers or will be sent by mail at 50 centsabox or six boxes for $2.50 by writing The Dr. Williams' Medicine Coe, Brock- ville Ont. 1l, CLOCK HAS ONLY ONE HAND. A. 'new- clock face, or dial, has been patented which may be placed on any clock and by removing the hour hand and placing the minute hand on the hour spindle transforms the clock in- to. a one -hand easy -to -read time tell- er, Children have difficulty in . telling the time by two-handed clocks, and �t those who have occasion to send a child into the house for the time can. hardly ever be sure that the young- ster does not cant% ,e the "long and "short" hands. By this device neither dark days, glare on the glass of the clock face or a child's inability to distinguish between hour and minute hands can prevent correct time read- ing. In this ther"e :s no possibility of one mistaking, for instance,. 12.05 for 1 o'clock.—Popular Magazine. GRAINS OF GOLD. Always laugh when you can; it is a cheap medicine. Merriment is a philosophy not well --understood, It is the sunny side of existence.—Byron. Say one more little prayer, "God give me love of my work," and don't believe the people who say . porridge Isn't gootT for you.—Mr. Martin 1Iar ley. If a man has a right to be proud ofanything it is of a good action done', as it ought to be, without any base interest lurking at the bottom of it. - Sterne. Be such a man, live such a life, that if every roan were such as you, and every life a life such as yours, this earth would be a paradise.—Phillips Brooks. There are many people in this world who are like perfumed vases from which the perfume has fled, all the surrounding objects attraeting it—and so their life is not in themselves, but in- their things, -Ward Beecher. .I, � lteii a Woman Suffers With Chronic Backache There Is Trouble_ Ahead. Constantly on their feet, attending to the wante of a large and exacting family, women often break down with nervous exhaustion. In tine stores, factories, and on a farm are weak ailing women, dragged down with torturing backache and bearing down pains. Such suffering isn't natural but it's dangerous, because due to diseased kidney's, , The dizziness, insomnia., deranged -s• menses and other symptoms of Kidney complaint can't cure themselves, they require the ;assistance of Dr. Hattie Pills' which go direct to the seat of the trouble. To give vitality and power to the idnoys, to lend aid to the bladder And ever, to free .the blood of poisons, probably there is no remedy so suc- cessful acs Dr. Hamiltons Tills, For all womanly irregularities their merit is well known, Because of their mild, soothing, and healing effect, Dr. Hamilton's $'ills. are (tare, and are recommended for girls and womenof all ,ages. 25 cents per box at all dealers. ' 'Refuse any sub- rrtitute for Dz'.°Hamilton's Pills of Man- drake acid Butternut. The Roth Donald Hoer>ard, son and heir of Dr. J. W. Bliss Howard and his wife, who was Lord Strathcona's only child. On the death of his mother, who is now Baroness Stratloona, Hon. Donald Howard will be Lord Strathcona. WOUNDS IN BATTLE. Large. Majority Are Received in the Head and Hands. Dr, O. Laurent, a surgeon who served` as a volunteer during the Balkan War, has rendered recently to the ,French Academy of Medicine ry very interest- ing and instructive report concerning. casualties in battle. His statistics shcw that, in modern warfare, 82 to 84 per cent. of the wounds inflicted are caused by bullets, 15 to 17 per cent. by shrapnel, and 1. per cent, by cold steel. The pene- trative force of shrapnel -bullets Is, he declares, very much less than that of rifle bullets never are. On the other shrapnel bursts at'some distance from the soldier; for, whereas, shrapnel is often found embedc:ed in, , clothing, rifle bulets never are. On the other hand, complications arise very much more frequently from shrapnel wounds than from rifle bullet wounds. Dr. Laurent has observed that -now- adays, since the scidier usually fires; under cover, lying either prone or in a trench, alarge majority of wounds are received in the skull and the hands, especially the left hand, To combat this, he suggests the use. of a light, resistant shield to protect the head, and that another shield should be fixed to the left hand or the rifle itself. A third might be placed in the region of the heart. Indeed, many of our own soldiers who. fought in the Boer War owe their lives to the chance presence of a cigarette case or wad of papers in the ` left breast pocket. A GUARANTEED REMEDY FOR LITTLE ONES Baby's Own -Tablets are the . only medicine for little ones that are sold under •a guarantee to be per- fectly safe. These Tablets are backed by the guarantee of a gov- ernment analyst to be strictly free from opiates, narcotics and other harmful drugs. The mother may rest assured that she can give them to even the new-born babe with perfect safety. Thousands of mo- thers use no other medicine for their little ones, and from actual experience they all. say • nothing can equal the. Tablets in banishing childhood • ailments. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock ville, Ont. d• Enforcing the mules. Mr. Justwed-I'll be back in a moment, duckie. What is it, jani- tor "Well, madam?" inquired the shop -walker. "I wish," she said, "to get a present for -my. husband."' "Holy long married?" the man ask- ed. "Eleven years," was the re- ply. He pointed to the lift. "Bar - game. down that side," he said. Only One "BROMO QUININE" That is. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for the signature of E. W. GIt0V1. Cures- a Cold in One Day. Cures Grip in Two Days. 25c. WISHING WELLS. Where. the 'Passerby May Neve His Wish Fulfilled, All over Europe there are to be found springs and wells, the 'waters of which are supposed'to posse:i some .healing quality ::or some magical ' power. Throughout the northern part of Eng- land there are "wishing wells," where the passerby. may breathe hi` wish and rest assured of Its fulfillment if he only drops a cr.00ked pin into the water. , A curious custom is still td -'1..)e wit- nessed in Cornwall. Two pieces of straw, about an inch long, are crossed and the pin run ti: •ongh them. This cross le then drop: ed into the water and the rising bubbles carefully coun- ted. -Inasmuch' as they are held to mark the years c • months or days that will pass before the happening of the event which is of concern to the wisher. ' In the old days auguries were drawn from 'these crosses in other ways, They were made so as hardly to float, Then., as the erase swanl, .the thrower was to .outlive the year; if it sank he was to die within that peeled. Other matters were to be learned from the Position the cross took as it floated on the surface. Those men who pay asp -they go us ually find the going goad. Kidney Trouble Is Hereditary BUT 1D O.D) D' ' li l9)'1EY PILLS &LWAYS CURE IT. Drestlen:Ma i, Who Inherited Trou- b1e I"'iiids Speedy Relief dad Per. inanent (lure in Dodd's Ii,idney l'iiis, Dresden, Gut,, Feb, 2. ---(Special), —'Whether Kitheey ,disease is- here- ditary or not is a, matter of 'Opin- ion. Mr, Samuel llurkett, a ,well known reeidenb of . this ,place, is; convinced that • he, inherited • his [cern his parents ' He knows that; Dodd's ;Kidney' Pills' cured it. "I inhsribed° nay' Ridney 'Ditease from my parents," Mr. Burkett states, , " I as treated by a doctor, and tried vario'ns medicines, but it was not till about eighteen reonths ago when 1 started to use Dodd' -s Kidney- : Pills that I got any per- manent. relief,. ' "Since then 1 have note felt any effect of -my cid trouble, and I feel that anybody troubled with Sidney Disease will he benefilted, by the use of Docld's Sidney Pills if they fel; low directions closely. "I hope that others may be help- ed by Dodd's Sidney: Pills'. I' (AP well known here, and anybody who wishes more particulars of my cure can have thein by writing Mme and: enclosing stamps .$or .reply. ' Dodds Kidney Pills never fail to cure any' form of Iividney Disease. A, Single Thought. John, a rather backward lover, •sat at one end of the 'eofa, and his sweetheart at the other. Both minds were too full to carry on conversa- tion, but at last the lady spoke :: "John, what are you thinking about 'i" John, awakened from his dreams, answered with a drawl, "Oh, just the same as -you are," and was sur- prised to get .the retort "If you do I'll box your ears." n 1.0 for Women Gin Pills Read What Mrs. Estrin Says About Them, Mrs. T. Harris, of Tyneside, Ont., knows all about GIN PILLS. "I am taking my third box of GIN TILLS," she writes. Tho pains across my back and ,.kidneys has almost gone. I was a great sufferer from Rheumatism but it has all left me. ' I strongly ad- vise all women. who suffer from Pain in the back and Weak Kidne3-s, to try • GIN PILLS."• 50c. aBox'for 2.50• Samplele free if you write Nationa DrugSc Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited,. oronto, Flossie—"You You have a wonderful memory, mamma." Mamma -- "Why "Why so, my child V' "Beeaiuse. you're always remembering to re- mind me of things I forget!' Mlnard's Liniment, Cures Distemper.' The doctor of an English hill town had swiftly and cleanly ex- tracted a tooth of his. patient. "How mach?" said the victim. "A shilling;" replied the doctor. "A .shillin'," echoed • the man with amazement --"a shiIliu' 1 Why, Ws only took you 'allf a minute. fait tooth as I 'ad out I went to X, in th' village. l` 3e wur 'elf an hour at me. He pulled me out o' t' chair ,an' 'alfwayacross tV room, an' he nobbut charged me sixpence." "Ah," said the doctor as he picked up the forceps, . "sit down again " But the grumbler paid up hastily, The Nova Scotia . "Lumber Bing" says: I consider MINARD'S LINIMBNT the BEST liniment in use. I got my foot badly Jammed lately. I bathed it well with MINARD'S LINI- MENT and it was as well, as ever next day. • fours very truly, T. G. McMULLEN. Geraldine—"You haven't: been to see me since you: asked my father for my hand:" Gerald ---"No; this is the first time I've been able to get about." Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria, Facts ,and Fancy. Men, like watches, are judged by their work. Asparagus is good for rheumatism,. The only thing most people ever achieve is old age. A ship's life ie 26 years, Some' girls celebrate the anniversary of their' birth by taking a day off—the more popular idea, however, is to take a year off. Golf was forbidden by. law in Scot- land in 1841. By the time a man's daughters get old enough .to help him, they decide to help some ether man. Dr. ,Morse's; Indian Root Pauls are made according to a formula in • use nearly a century ago among the Indians, attd learnedfrom them by Dr. Morse. 'Though •repeated at- tempts have heel made, by pbysl. clans and chemists, it has been found impossible to improve the formula or the pills. 1)r.. Morse's Indian oot Pills area household remedy through- out theworld for Con tipation and ell kidney and Liver troubles. They act promptly and effectively, and Ae islensae the System Ed. A. ISSUE 6--'1.4. TEND: CED and if she has found tile meals there•'' to ebe is irreslstable at thirty.iive,' and a friendof every pian at any age when elle has notto. be packed up at rrtne o'clock and fed with a spoon. It largely depends on a woman how her age is taken, but directly she begins to "act" youtig all is up vain her. / t uid use Constantly , for . aI1 .toilet •pur- poses, especially ':` shaving and shampooing, with occasional use of . Cuticura Ointment, because so. effective in reproving slight irri- tations, redness, roughness, pilo- tales, dandruff, etc., of the skin and scalp and , prorrloting and maintaining skin and hair health, • cuticula soap and Ointment are Gold throut trout the world, A liberal sample o eoeh. with 85-pego skin nook, sent'post-treo• Address Potter Drug.h Chem. Corp.. Dept. az, Boston, U. S. A. GRA, FEN G IN. BURGER' . Has Leen Praetised Since the Re- motest Antiquity, The art of transplanting or re- plae;ing human •tissue has been practised since the remotest an- tiquity, states a writes: in Paris L'Illustration. 1n India a caste ex- isted that was renowned for its skill in replacing cut-off noses, and had a great practice, because the re- moval of the nose was a. very eom- ipon punishment inflicted on cer- tain criminals. From India this sortof surgery found its way to Italy, where,in the :fifteenth century, two itinerant Sicilian surgeons, the Brancas, fa- ther and son'enjoyed quite general fame as readjuaters of -the human anatomy. e th cen- tury, then Similarly,Yn sixteenth a Bolognese surgeon, Caspar Tagliacozzi, who died in 1699, be calms a celebrity through his at- tempts at grafting and transplant- ing animal organs or members from one individual to another. If you want to hear powerful lan- guage ask abarber what he thinks of a .safety razor. • �r Evil of Substitution Exposed. A dealer substitutes because he makes more profit on an inferior article. A local citizen was induced to take a: substitute for Putnam's Corn Extractor, with- the result that the sub- stitute burnt his toes and failed to cure. Put'nam's contains no acid and is guaranteed. Always get Putnani's Extractor, 25c, at all dealers. ,r Manya man's failure in this world may be attributed to the fact that he used blank cartridges when firing at the target of success. .44 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,25c, SOc. Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes, 25c, 50c. Eye Books Free by"Mail.. An Eye Tonle Good for All Eyes that. Need Care Murine Eye. Remedy Co.. Chicago THE CHARM OF AGE. It Largely Depends On a Woman How Her Age Is Taken. What rubbish it is to try and lay down any rules about the age at which a woman 'is most charming. Woman --and, for that matter, man too—must combat with certain physi- cal disabilities when once they have come to their fourth decade. They may be good-looking, active, children at heart, and all the rest of it, but old Nature will have her way, and willy-nilly we have to give in to her. It is true she can be held at bay to some extent, and it is no use giving in too readily, but there are various ways in which she will assert herself. One need not: particularize her dis- agreeable methods. But to come back to the point, of what use is it to tie one to a particular decade wherein It shall be said that so far and no further shalt thou proceed with the art of fascination? Obviously sweet seventeen has the mere ,charm of childishness, 131st that sort of thing is wholly out of date. At five -and - twenty -awoman begins to lir d' 'herself. At thirty she is assured, She can think, she is ' not tarried away by illusions, she has more or less found her balance, she knows what the world, as represented by mall, expects of her. ',If she is wise she has suffered all angles ,1c be rubbed down, she has learned the use of artifice, she has cultivated, if she is still wiser, the art of charm. So- it comes about that between her third and fourth decade she 15 a wiser, saner woman, al mora ' agreeable eompaulon, than the callow maiden. ' However, to fix forty as it womail's moot charming age is nonsense.. She is no more charming than elle is likely to be at sixty if she 'does not go the right way about it, Minaret's Liniment Cures Colds, Eta WANT SPECIALISTS NOW. Pork is, Pearls The Olde Family Doctor Seems to So Out of Fashion. Specialization, whiob.'Is a sign of the times, threatens some old cue, toms. Anaoug the . most signifloant. changes of to -day is the lessening field of the fancily .doctor, To him, as im- mortalized by Baizao, were confided the secrets, hopes and woes of many a household. Modern medicine with its many branches, its specialties and sub- specialties, , bas perceptibly reduced the scope of operation of this old standby. Each ailment now sug- gests its own specialist. One might almost divide Life into the "seven ages of medical treatment," from the obstetrician at birth, the pediatrist of early infancy, the orthopedic elirgeon to correct the natural deformities., of childhood, the oculist to prescribe the glasses of adolescence, the, surgeon' for the traematisms of manhood, the metabolist for the digestive troubles of middle life, the aurist fonthe deaf- ness of old age, And though the change brings 'with it a higher degree of efficiency, there is much to regret in the loss of con- tinuity of the friendship and counsel of the family doctor. His .interest in the patient was personal, He knew the physical weaknesses as well as the disposition of each member of the family. He had followed thele from birth. He was more than a physician. He was a. guide, philosopher and friend. Pleurisy Pains Vanish !: Chest Colds Cured ! 1&ERYIL1N'E HAS NEVER FAILED TO CURE. Don't suffer! Nerviline is your relief. Nerviline just rubbed on, lots of it, will ease that drawn, tight feeling over your ribs, -will destroy the pain, will have you smiling. and happy in no time. "I caught cold last week while,mot- oring,", writes P. T, Mailery, from Linden, "My chest was full of con- gestion, my throat was mighty sore, and I had the fiercest stitch in my side you could .imagine. As a boy I was acoustomed to have my mother use Nerviline for. all our minor ail- ments, and remembering what confi- dence she had in Nerviline; 1 sent out for a bottle at once. Between noon and eight o'clock 1 had a whole bottle rubbed on, and then got into a pers- peration under the blankets. This drove the Nerviline in good and deep, and 1 awoke up 'nest morning fresh as a dollar and absolutely cured, Nervi- line is now always part of my travel- ling kit, and I will never be without The large 50c. family size bottle is the most economical, or you can eas- ily get the 25e. trial 'size fror;, any dealer. .1. "When a man tells his wife he wishes to speak to her it means he is going to be apologetic," says an observer; but "when a woman in- forms her husband that .she has something to say to him he can be sure of a severe scolding. PILES CURED IN s T0'14 DAYS ' Your druggist will refund stoney if PAZO OINTMENT falls to•cure any case of Itch- ing, Blind, Bleeding or.Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50o. Always Heard. "Now they s,ay that alcohol cause's deafness.'' "Maybe -,so. • I never knew any- body fail to hear an invitation to drink." 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