Exeter Advocate, 1914-3-19, Page 7;RHUU !tAuin•
»URINt MARCH
Victims Can Cure Themselves
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During the month of March pe;j
pie who are allied with rhea=tism begin to have unpleasant r,
minders of their trouble,.• Thewe'
the is changeable- - balmy, an
springlike one day, cold, raw en
piercing the 'next. It is :such' sud
den changes of Nteather that star
the pangs and tortures of rheunia
tisii, lumbago and sciatica going
But it must.be borne in mind-thab
although . weather, conditions star
the pains , the trouble is rooted i
the blood, and can only be cured
theough the blood. All the lint
meats and lotions.in the world eau'
cure rheumatism." Rubbing ma
seem to ease the pain while on RD
Tubbing, but there its value ends
Only by treating the diseas
'through the blood, can you eul:
rheumatism. That is why Dr
a
Willi'
ms Pink Pills have cured so
many thousands --of oases of thi
trouble. The new, rich bleed thes
pills `actually male drives out th
poisonous acid ;and rheumatism
;lumbago and kindred troubles are
,banished. Among the 'many suffer
ere from rheumatism cured by thi
ilnedicine is Mr. R. J. Sinclair, o
G•osen, N,S., who says: "About tw
years ago I was laid up with rhea.
(matisna. For two mantles I could
knotwalk and had to 'stay in an in-
• t,valid's chair. My feet "were badly
swollen and my arms seemed to be
paralyzed. I had . been 'using doo-
lor's medicine for a, long time, but
it did not seem. to help me, and the
doctor finally told me that the only
•thii}g that would cure me would be
'a change of o]imate, At this time I
klecaded to 'give Dr. Williams' Pink
Tills .a trial, and got a. supply. A£
ter I had taken them for a' while I
found they were helping me, and I.
;got 'a further supply, and they com-
ip].etely cured me, and I have not
tbeeiz sick one day ,since... I strongly
Dr. ,Williams' Pink
yPil
Pills this tr�u
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Ireeommend b
If you suff3r from rheumatism, or
teny other disease of the blood or
pnerves, begin to cure yourself to-
•1day with Dr. Williams'' Pink Pills,
jwhieh under a fair trial will do for
you what they have done for thou-
sancls of others. Sold by all medi-
cin , dealers or by 'nail ,at 50 cents
la, box or six boxes for` $2.50 from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont. .
34.
TIL MIl'i I) TIIAT RULED.
)Discharged .Efntlo5e Sought Reason
for Clock's Failure to Ring.
From a Western paper oom•es the
i ,tt,ry of a'youth whose tendency to
)sle•ep late of a morning oast him his
'job. The man in question, a Swede,
c ;was workingfor a farmer, who 'de-
lina.nded punctuality above every-
thing else.
The fanner told him he Zriaist be
at work every morning at four
'o'clock sharp. The "hand" failed
to get up in time, and the farmer
"threatened to discharge him. Then
the "hand" bought an alarm clock,
and for some .time everything 'went
'along sm:eothiY. But on% maiming
elle got to the field fifteen minutes
'late. The farmer immediately dis-
charged him, in spite .elf his prates-
)t.ations that his alarm clock was to
;blame.
' Sadly returning to his room, the
'discharged employee determined to
Bind out the cause, of his :downfall.
;$e took the alarm chock to pieces,
and discovered a dead cockroach
'among the works.
"Weld, he soliloquized, "e..37
;tank it bane no wonder the clock
'wouldn't run the engineer bane
(laid."
Does Your Head Ache
‘With Catarrh?
\HAV,; YOU SORE NOSTRILS, WA-
TERY EYES, MUCOUS DROP-
' PINGS IN THE :STOMACH.
CATARRHOZONE WILL CURE YOU.
For the first time in the history of
'medicine, a treatment for the cure of
'catarrh, endorsed by the medical pro-.
fession has been given to tiie•public.
Hun
dreds of ,patent med
ivines "have
ave
been advertised, but mover- before has
`
the ]egitiniate Physician in good stand-
ing
g theres
f use of a Ca-
tarrhal remedy. •
l.
The merit of Catarrhozone is so un-
questioned, its cures : so numerou's,as
lto entitle It torank as the one remedy
„,by, which Catarral disease in the
''lead, nose and throat Can'be."readied
and cured. The cures of Catarrhozone
are permanent. Even those blinding.
aeadaehes, that stuffed -up feeling in
the nose andforehead, are reileved in•
pee minutes. ' Chest pains and, die -
charge of nauseating matter is stop.
lied. And just think of thio---� ou stop-
I ;ll.avvkiiag--you no longer snuffle or gag
S'*cause Catarrhozone , heals and:
oothes away irritation Y all and 'con-
gestion, .. • '
Why delay?- Ry usLWg Catarrhozone.
today yeti start on tlio way to health,
,Catarrhozone will Make and keep you
{free from every trace' of cold, throat,,
ichest,:lor catarrhal trouble; 'has dove
t for•;thousands. Why not for you?
Large size lasts two month, costs
$1.00; small s a l size,r 1
�� ii(>., All dealers. Or
'lay mail front the Catarrhozone Co.,'
'Buffalo, N.3.r, and Kingston, Ont. •
SIR LIONEL CARDEN,
The British Ambassador to Mexico
is here shown eosin; for newspaper
Photographers on 'his arrival at
Washington where he conferred' with
.President Wilson concerning the
Mexican situation, Sir Lionel de-
clared that in his opinion the Huerta
Government was just as strong as
aver.
While travelling on a steamboat
a notorious card -sharper, who wish-
ed -to get into the good graces of a
clergyman' who was on board, said
to the reverend . gentleman: "I
should very much ilike 'to hear one
of your se'rmo'ns, sir." "Well," re-
plied the clergyman; "you could
have. 'heard me last ,Sunday if you
had been, where you should have
been;" "Where was that then ?"
"In the county jail," was the an-
swer.
BABY'S 'O
OWN TABLETS
BANISH CASTOR: OIL
Once a,'. mother uses Baby's Own
Tablets; 'she will never again use
Castor oil, that barbarous purga-
tive which all children loath The
Tablets are a gentle laxative; plea-
sant to take and are absolutely the
best medicine a mother can give her
little onee. Concerning them Mrs,
Hector Blanchette, Rouville, Que.,
writes : "I have used Baby's Own
Tablets in, place of eastor oil and
am well satisfied with them." The
Tablets are sold by medicine dealers
or by mail a25 cents a box from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
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PLANTS CAN • SEE AND REAIt.
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Declares Famous 'Tench flora-
eulturist.
M. Jean Viaud-Bruant, who -
o of the most famous French hor-
ticulturists, has just published 'a
little boort on flowers, in which` he
advances the theory that flowers
both see and hear..As a young
he says, he ' began to study
flowers, for which he has always, had
a passion,' and .he sought to "under -
s d the intimate life" .. of the
blooms which be cultivated. When
h saw the, growing plant reach out-.
t and the necessary support he
a d himself whether the action
the result of volition, and whe-
t
the ]ant had
p eyes.
Viand-Bruant. is now appar-
ently y convinced that flowers both
and see. There are some that
sensitive to anaesthetic sub-
s{ ces, ether in particular, which
sl ests the existence of a nervous
s ern, "like that of .a nervous wo-
,,
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And he would u eveni
credit
t with something analogous to
power of speech.
'One knows," :4e, writes, "that
theperfume of 'lowers is a manifes•-'
to n of vegetable life, 'a living
radiation. ation.. Perfume is as much a
vibration OA an olfactory sensation.
T 'perfume is; the voice`"' of the
flower; a bouquet is a wordless ro-
mance. Each perfume, or rather,
e odorous sensation, corres-
po s with a certain note of vibra-
tion; there is an analogy between
th perceptions of sound, light and
scent. SCh strong scent comes...
ponds with the deep notes, while the
do ate odors correspond with, the
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{.itclteii- Sound Translated.
•zero weather is great for
h tiling one," remarked the wa-
ter s it began to congeal...
t
may harden ;vou," .snapped
erre watcrpipe, "blit it breaks, ino
all tip."'
Quick -Cure For
His Rheumatism
ROBllliNT J. PYLE FOUND :1T Il'i
FORD'S KIDNEY PiLLS,
Ile Suffered for a Year, but Isis
Return to Health was *quick and
His Cure Complete.
Bourg Louis, Que., March 13. --
(Special). — slow quickly Dodcl's
Kidney Pills' will cure rheunnitisin
and other forms. -'of Kidney Disease
when taken in the early stages is
shown in the oaso of ,rMr. Robe. 3.
Pyle, •a well-known farmer living
near here.
In an interview Mr. Pyle says:
"Working in cold, web weather was
the cause of my tremble, and for
about a year I had occasional
cramps in the muscles and stiffness
in the joints. I was often dizzy and
felt depressed and low spirited. I
was nervous and my skin itched and
burned at night.
"When Rheumatism was finally
added to my ills I decided, to try
Dodd's Kidney Pills. One box'
cured
r.
ed me,
�CU.rl
rete and have
I lase
had no return my trouble,"
Dodcl's Kidney Pills cured Mr.
Pyles R,hennaa,tisiii because it• was
caused by sick Kidneys, Dodd'e
Kidney :[sills always cure sick Kid-
neys. If. you have any two of Mr.
Pyle's symptoms, you have sick
Kidneys and you need Docld's Kid-
ney P1118.
Cheek.
Old Riohieigi —"So you want" to'
marry my daughter. What are your
prospects, may I ask "
Suitor—"Excellent, sir, if I get
her, I know you'll do the handsome
thing for u.s.'' •
Piles Cured in a to 9.4 Dayo
Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind,:
or Protruding Piles. First application
gives relief, 60c.
"That girl has pretty hair," re-
marked the- young man, "Yes,"
said the damsel he was with, "and
she has some at 'home that is even
prettier." '
Minard's Liniment for: sale everywhere,
Wanted—An Oceitpation.
There are two' reasons why some
people don't mind their own busi-
ness. One is that they haven't any
mind, the other that they, haven't
any business.,
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, 50e.
Murine Eye .Salve in Aseptic Tubes,
25e, 50e.. Eye Books Free by Mail.
An Eye Tonle Good tor Alt [ryas that Need ,Caro
Murine Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago
Supplied.
Maid -There's a man 'called with
a, bill, ma'am. ...
Mistress—Tell him wehave some
already.
hiinard',e Liniment Co„ Limited,
Rave used MINARD'S LX.IsTTA1ENT for
Croup; found nothing equal ,to it; aure
cure.
(111AS. E. SHARP.
Fa ksliasv, N B Sept,
1st, 1905.
•
Hints to Debtox'o.
"Has Owens ever paid back that
$10 you loaned hint a year ago ?"
"Oh, yes; he borrowed $25 more
off me last week, and only 'took
$15,"
Low Colonist hates to Pacific Coast
Via Chicago & North Western BY.,
March 15th to April 15bii from points in
Canada
to Salt Lake Cityty b en Losy
Angeles, San.Fsaneisco, Portland,, Tacoma,
Seattle, Victoria, .''traneouver, Kootenay
District and Canadian Northwest pointe.
Through yeurist 'sleepers( and free re-
clining chair cars from Chicago. Variable
router Liberal stopovers. For fell in-
formation as to rates, routes and lttera-
ture, wr,ito� or call on B. H. Bennett,
General • Agent, 46 Tonge Street, Toronto.
`Plenty of Distinction.
"I represent 'the dignity .of la_
boa." said the man in his shirt-
sleeves.
"Yes,'' replied Mr. Dustin,,.Sttax,
"and 'you 'coni work in your shire -
sleeves
hiire-sleeves'and speak your mind, and
quit w>ork when your:. regular hours
are through, I've got' to ,ureal+ a
high hat and guard every word I.
speak, and keep busy 18 hours a
day.I represent the, labor of dig-
naty,
DoH THa E RHEUMATISM
V
CCE'1' CIN PILLS NOW,
and be free ' of pain all winter, Mr.
'Rebel% Wilson of itardlield, iV,B., eAys;
"l't m.forcle ere great pleasure to convey
,net only tosou but alio to «11 sufferers
froth Backache and ltheum,atient, the
great relief x;havoabtained frban the use
of Gill :Pills, I feel ,th i kful to you, I
reeavanteud, d1:N'. 'PILLS to .anyanb suffer''
lies ai T toil,"
60c. ale**, 6 for $2.60. SfeMp'le free' if Yea
write N'attiOnhrl Drag !6 Chemical Co. of
Canada, Limited, Toronto.
A11reidy baked
to a nicety; whole,
mealy and full
flavored.. Beating
wily is necessary.
SH CRLETON' IIA Tlil FENDS
Sir "Ernest Refuses to Discuss Aus-
trian Explorer's Priority Claim.
A ,cable from London says Sir
Ernest Shackleton bas now secured
$250,000 which w^a:"s needed to carry
out his exploring trip across the
Antarctic continent in the south.
He wi><nts $50,000 more • to have a
margin for the supporting parties.
The .gavernmen•t has given $50;000,
while `anonymous persons •have of-
fered : $100,000 ,as a free . gift; an;
otherperson offered $175,000 for the
cinematograpli rights, but the ex-
plorer said this, reinains to be de-
cided.
Sir Ernest Shackleton is working
fifteexi hours aday, at the p epaza'
tions, and he is obliged ta.p'ostp�ne,
his intended trips to America and
Norway owing teethe demand, made
upon him.
Ha declines to; discuss 'any 'fine
ther the Austrian explo,ret Koenig's
claim to priority of aIle idea in, fixe
ing W,eddel Sea' as a base, insisting
that he mentioned this - intention
soon after his last return front the
Antarotic, whereas Koenig claims
to hays published his plan .only last
May.
Whether the .Austrians go there
or not, Sir Ernest Shackleton nays,
is a matter of indifference to him,
His Flesh Horribly Burnt
His druggist sold hien a cheap acid Dorn
cure; what he should have bought was
Putnam's Corn Extractor it'e purely
vegetable and acts in 24 hoursa':'rnelet on
only "Putriant's Extractor," 250. at all
dealers.
.I.
An Irish laborer once vent to
Glasgow. As he was walking up the
city after landing; with his pack on
his bad and a blaekthorn stiek
through it, a Scotsman same up to
him, saying, "Well; Pat, bow did
the potatoes grow in Ireland this
year 1" Pat looked at him, took the
pack off his back, drew the black-
thorn from it, gave shim a'blow on
the head, knocking him to the
ground, saying, "That is one_ of
the stalks:for you, and you can
judge f'or yourself the size of the
potatoes."
Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, Etc.
1'6ARSIIIPS 10 WELCOME TANG
French" 111cilitary and . IcaTal Demon-
stration
elnon-stration Awaits Ilis Majesty.
A squadron of French warships
will acct as an escort to the British
royal yacht which brings King
George and -Queen Mary across the
channel next month, .and there will
be an imposing,anilitary and naval
demonstration in their honor, when
they reach' French soil. Every pre-
iii;•tFf�l;
ii
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3Ft.•,
egaeaaltenaeie
lea , ,•
leee
l:ii
One thorough
application of Zarrz•
Bak at ' night will
bring ease by morns
] ing. Zam-Bak'stops
the smarting, heals
the cracks and
remakes the hands
smooth;
Mrs. A. F. Phillips, of
Ayer's'OIiif, Que., says
•`�' suffered terribly front
chapped hands. Sometimes
1 almost cried with the pain
and smarting. Zam-Burt was
recommended and it gave ice
ease atlniolat as soon as applied.
Now my - hands are quite
smooth.'
AIM use ZamBuk for all skin
ereptions, liber., piles, eut/i burns and
ell skin iii jurii,. foo, boa all dreggiata
find Monti., . .
caution will be taken to see that the
visit of their :11ta,j'esties is unmarred
by a angle unpleasant incident.
Wile there is nothing "te indieate
any activity on the. part of the, an-
archists, every known nieenber a
the .Beds will be kept under close
survoilialloe until the royal visitors
have returned home,
The militant suffragette colony
in Paris is regarded as more a
source of danger than the agar-
chiste, Word hue reached the po-
lice that the Pankhurstites are
planning a cleanoostra;tion ,but they;
will have a small chance of accom-
plishing anything. The French po-
lice are not so tender in dealing
with such matters as the English.
Oa the principal that an ounce of
prevention is worth a polled of cure,
they do nob 'wait for an overt act
before they take a: hand.
Magical Effect on Neuralgia
Throbbing Pain Goes Quickly;
A YEAR'S SUFFERER CURED BY
"NERVILiNE."
No person reading tli.is need ever
again suffer long from Neuralgia.
Nerviline l ne wiI 1 quickly care the
worst Neuralgia, and Mrs. G. Evans,
in her strong letter written from Rus-
sel poet office, says :—"One long year,
the longest of my life, was almost en-
tirely given up to treating dreadful
attacks of Neuralgia. The agony I
experienced during some of the bad
attacks was simply unmentionable. To
"use remedies by the score without
permanent relief' was mighty discour-
aging. At last I put nly faith in Ner-
viline; I read of the wonderful pain-'
subduing power it possessed and made
up my mind to prove it valuable or
useless. Nerviline at once eased the
pain and cured the headache. Con-
tinuous treatment with this magic -
working remedy, cured me entirely,
and I leave ever since stayed well."
Mrs. Evan's case is but one of hun-
dreds that might be quoted. Nervi-
line is a specific for all nerve, muscu-
lar or joint pain. It quickly cures
neuralgia, sciatica, lumbago, lame
back, neuritis and rheumatism. Forty
years in use, and to -day the most
widely used liniment in the Domin-
ion. Don't take anything but "Ner
viline," which any dealer anywhere
can supply in large 50c. family size
bottles, or In a small 25c. trial size.
But He Didn't Go,, Even Then.
"I wish I could read your
thoughts," he said.
"So do I,"•she replied, with. a
half` sitifled yawn-. "It'•s so un-
pleasant sometimes;, to have to say
what one thinks.
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Only One "BISOMO QUiNnenil"
LAYA.TI
To. get theVE genuineBoMo, cull forQUININE, full name,
. -Look
for signature of B. W. GROVE. Cures
a Cold: to One Day. 2sc.
SHAT -KISSED FOODS.
Claims Set Forth for-Vegei:ables
Grown Above Ground.
Some people say that to be happy
oneshould eat only sun -kissed
foods.. By sun -kissed they mean all
fruits and vegetables that grow
above ground. The more these
things are dependent upon the rays
of the sun for perfection the better
effect they will have upon the
victual who oonsumea them.
Every man and woman in daily
life is sure to need the brightness
of the sun in the stomach as well as
the heart and home, declare the ad-
vocate -3 of the sun -kissed fare, and
there is no better way of getting, it.
than. through. nourishing food.,
In the sun -kissed diet there is
very little 'neat, though poultry is
used frequently and eggs are favor.-
edt poultry because it is at its best
when the fowls have been reared in
the sunshine and open air. Beef ,and
lamb are considered more or less
depressing.
Potatoes are carefully shuaaned
despite their great food value. They
are grown in the dark earth and
never se•e the sun. They are apt to
make one dull. Instead of potatoes
ries is used freely, boiled, in cro-
quettes or in puddings. Rice is full
of nourishment --witness the japan-
ese nation. Itsg resat merit is attri-
buted to th efact that it is grown in
a sunny climate and depends entire-
ly upon the kisses of the sun,
Beets, onions, carrots, turnips
and paarionips are entirely elimi-
nated frodn the diet, as they are
grown underground. Instead tome -
toes —luscious red ones— ear
p ,
bean`s, egg plant, cauliflower and
cabbage are recommended, as they
possessor the warmth and radiant
qualities of the 'sun.
The further from the ground a
vegetable grows the ,greater the
good obtained from eating it, ,
Fruits are used far all meals, as
much as one can got, particularly
oranges, for all through they are
of the brilianee of a noonday sun.
Olives are in tremendous favor,
as there is nothing more ardently
kissed. Olive oil is used : for all
cooking instead of ruttier and lard,
thereby imparting to meat as well.
as other foods the neceseary sun
qualities,
It is easy to be a 'sun food fad-
dist, but it is .,raiz' to he well worth
while.
It Sam•etiine's 'happens that a girl
who has narrowly escaped ,uia,tri-
mony is to be congratulated,
lain'ard's Liniment believes Neuralgia,
yep rout
SoflandWhit�
utidllra,.odp
MdOintmet
Treatment: ,On retiring, soak the
bands in hot water and Cuticura
Soap. Dry, anoint with Cuticura.
Ointment, and wear soft bandages
or old loose gloves during the night.
Cuttonra. Soap andOintment are sold throughout
the World. A liberal sample of each, with 32 -page
booklet on the care and treatment of the skin and
Rcall% sent post-free. Addreoe 5.'otter Drug de Chem...
Ccgp•, Dept.131 ,13ost0n, U. S..A.'
• FARMS FOR *MOI:
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L under erne, fulls,' equipped. Write
owner, Perey Love, R•etlaw, Alberta.
H, w, DAY,ISON, Ninety Colborne. Street.
Toronto.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY Olt 'BELL A
Fruit, Stock, Grain. or Dairy Farm.
write H. W. ilaweon, Brampton. or 91
Colborne Bt.. Toronto.
N. W. DAWSON, '0otborn. St., Toronto.
W.A N TE D.
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NEWSPAPERS FOR 'SALE.
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X G'York County. Stationery and Book
Business in connection.. Price only
$4;000, Terms Iiberal. Wilson Publish-
ing Company, 73 West Adelaide Street.
Toronto.
NURSERY STOCK.
TEIAWBE]1RIE4, RASPBERRIES, FIFTY.
Varieties. Free Catalog. McConnell
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MISCELLANEOUS.
inANCER, TUMORS. LUMPS, ETC.,,
'rio internal and e>eternal, cured with.
oat pain by our borne treatment. Write
as before too late. Dr. Belima° Medical
Co., Limited, Collingwood, Ont.
Dna ta,i.n toy runny chances warn sFnrin,l.
apllnt, enrb, roar ono, bony gro,clha, sn•elfngm
Ind of lameness,. tire'
the olatreliabicrernedyr
It has been userlby
horsemen, veteri.
nations and farm.
ers for 35 years
and it has proved
its nortl, in hundreds ,
of thousands of cases.
Bickerdike, Alla„ Jan. 29, 1913.
"I have bete using iiendall's Spavin Cure
for a good many years with good results. in
fact, I ani never without it."
IT. Nannoaz.
SI a bottle- 1i for35, :at druggists—or write for
copy or our book "Treatise on the Horse" free.
Dr. B. J. KENDALL COMPANY`
Enosburg Falls, Vermont, U.S.A. 79
INEMESEEMEMEWHIEEM
Correct.
Sunday School Teacher—"Benny,
can you tell me what a prophet is?"
Benny—"Buying something for a
dime and selling it for a quarter."'
Nllnard's Liniment Cures Dandruff,
Danger of Contagion.
When Bobby's mother returned
from her shopping, she found hex
small son in a fine rage, and the
pretty nursemaid in tears.
"What is the matter now 1" ask-
ed the mother.
``Sure, nla'ian1, he's roarin' be-
cause I wouldn't leave him go to
play with the Burton children,"
said Nora. "And it wasn't that I
wanted to denyrhim, but Mrs. Buz -
ton called across they • was having
charades, and I didn't know,
ma'am, whether, Bobby had ever
had 'them or not 1"
Regularity
of the; bowels is an absolute tleces•
y for good, ..
g d health. Unless the
waste matter from the food which
collects there is got rid of at least
once a day, it decays and poisons the
whole body, causingbiliousness, indi-
gestion and sick headaches, Salts
and other harsh mineral purgatives
Irritate the delicate lining of the
bowels. Dr. Morse's Jndian moot
Pills—entirely vegetable --regulate
tlae bowels effectively without Weak
ening. sickening or griping. Use
Dr. Morse's sa
Indian Root Pills
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