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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1914-5-28, Page 7.61,1) BACK BY DEADLY ANAEMIA ThouSande' Of Growing. (iris Yearly Fall Into a Hope - les Decline. Anaemia—the s'.!acitor's name for :bloodleseneee -- holds beck "many , girls from the path to bright, healthy womanhooede At that all- nepoetant tine() when their veins ghould be full of rich, red blood, anaemia, weeping ou them stealbli- ily, robs them• of rklieg eyes and •a clear skin, They become languid and exhausted at the leaet, exer- tion, the‘ir battles ache, their harts palpitate,' violently, appetite, fails, and theireedroplexion &Beiges to. a p,asty yeflo.w, or they become deathly white, No medicine ever pffexed the publie has bestowed such importent"benefibe upon anae- mic girli as Dr. Williams' Pink 'Sy build up the body anew by making ehe rich, red blood -theb- . gives splendid health, bright eyes, a clear complexion and womanly brightness, 'Here is an instance out of many reoorded thousands. Miss Donna Ayseriteull, Urbahrville, P. E,I,, says- -"I suffered from an tack of of anaemia, which my friends feared at one time would peeve fa- -tel. • I grew thinner .every day, had dark eircles around my eyes, enuld not sleep well, et night and get up in the morning feeling , tired and depressed. 1 .suffered severely from headache% and peens in the back and limbs. I had to leave school., and was unable to do any work around the house. I had no ape - bite and frequently vomited what I did eat. I was under a doctor's Dere for eight months, but was growitig worse and worse, and woe almost in deepen., when se friend advised me to give Dr. Williams' Pink Pi1M a trial. Anxious to get well, I decided to do so. After baking a few boxes I found a good improvement, and I continued talc - leg the Pills until 1 tad used nine boxes, when 1 was again enjoying perfect health,and 1 found on weighieg myself that I had gained seventeen pounds. I have since en- joyed perfect health, for which I have to thank Dr. Williams'. Pink •Pills, and strongly advise all other • ailing girls to give this medicine a l'air trial.", ' Every woman afflicted with anae- mia, every. woman who suffers from • backaches and sideaohes, and the other miseries that afflict her sex ean secuee new health •and strength through a fair use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Sold by all -medicine dealers or by mail at 50 eente a box or six boxes for $2.50 from Thellr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. TRE TURKISH ARMY. Roseate It Introguelien to Knives 'c• and orks. Not, .since its supposedly invinci- ble battalions were rolled back by the Bulgarian advance at Lule Bur- gas has the Turkish army experi- 'eneed a greater shook than the or- der issued by the new Secretary of Wjer, Envers. Bey, that hereafter all Turkish ,soldiers musb eat with a knife and fork. • . The enlisted men are not only alarmed at the prospect of hand- ling the strange implements, but are hurt by the intAmetion 'that faithful • hands, which have always served -the peirriery purpose of con- veying food to theirmoutheshould • be deemed no longer fie 'for that • useful service, • The Turkish private is not prov- ing an apt pupil. When his stie • ,periors are absent he squats upon ;the floor and deveurse his food in ithe geed old-fashioned way, but at the approach of an offiter he eerambles, to a se,at let the table and falls to wielding his new weep - :tins with all t,l-te skill he can com- mand. . r The civilizing prooess is not •bo ;stop' with teaching the Turkish 'soldier table manners. The edict 'has also gone forth that he must jeans to read and write. 'Cliest, Colds -and lloarsness •Quickly ltiibb.ed Away - • "NervIline" Gives Speedy Relief and Cures bver Got a cold.? Is your voice raspy—is your chest congested or sore.? Tf so, you are the very person that ,Nerviline will cure in a. jiffy. " Nerviline is strong and penetrating. It sinks right into the tissues, takes out inflammation and soreness,' de- ,stroys colds in a truly wonderful Way. 43•111?,• ,NPrviti4ifir the ryleoi—rujj en • _ate er witct flat tightlieSd Nerviline won't blister, it sinks in too fut--dOesn't simply stay on the surface like a- thick, oily „qui. meet seould, If the throat is raspy ' nd sore, rub it well otttside with erviline, and use Nerviline asa gar- gle diluted with warm water, ,Tust one or two treatments like this and your voice and throat will be quick ornut I again. , Just think of it—for forty years the laggest used family medicine In this country—Nerviline must he good, must quickly relieve snd cure a hun- dred ills that befall every family:' Try it fteSearache, toothache, •eoughs, •eolds, sore chest; hoarseness and 111t18- 0liar paint in every part of the body. Albert Carson, of Windsor, N,S, Large family size bottle 50e.; trial died aq a result of gettieg fishhones • else Z5c, et ail clealere. lee threat, BLIND M4N IN AN AiROPL1ANJ Tens 6 Itt3 eelings During lite VII Oa. The sensations of D. blind inaxt- lly- Mg in an •seereplane at co miles an -hour' were vividly • deeeribed ,at Heeden, England, on the 20th ult. Mr. Eliot Williams, .an Englishman who bocame blind while. On a voyage heist. British Oolumbie to ' England recently, .1V5.,,,S. at, passenger With' Mr . • Hamel OD /1,S110rit flight,akthe Lon - den AerodrOme, •Although he has been blind 'only some three months Mr, 'William's ha,s never seen an twroPlarie. Ea71-114 round...the aero. drome for about six minutes lab the rate of 60 miles am hour, Mr, Wil - hams had only disappointment to e,xpross at the brevity of the flight. `'Why, it seemed • scarcely more than a rninutee" he fetid afterwaxds, 'bat it was a great sensation. I could see nothing, but I felt a white mist around me •ell the time. guess that is the greatest gale I have ever been in.' He continued —"When I held my- head up inthe air I had to 'gay for breath. It seemed as if I were riding on the • back of sea gull.,• The great bird seemed to rise and fall with a ter- rifie heave." Mr. Williams was full of enthusiasm abotit his flight, but 'he wished that he could only have been able to sec. • "Ah I' he ex- claimed, "what a greater sensation it would have beep if 1 could have seen the ground moving under- neath and the people looking up." SELL WIVES FOR BREAD. • Cracow Peasants Starving as Re - stilt of Bad Crops. Amazing ,storiee are being printed in the German neWspapers concern- ing the terrible predicament of Si- lesian peasants in the neighborhood of Cracow. •Thousands of men, wo- men and ohildren, mostly Poles and Ruthenians, who have come over therSorder from Galioise axe there begging for food. They belong to the agricultural population of that eountry, and have been 'totally ruined by ba.d, harvest -and general •distress, prevailing in Austria in consequence of the money spent for mobilizatipn during the two Balkan wars. • • Men are willing • -to sell their daughters and wives, even, for a piece of bread. A great many are ill from starvation and exposure, but the Prussian pence have found ab last a remedy for these Poor wretches. They are being driven back like cattle aoress the border. Five hundred of them have been 'so returned. How many perished on the way the officials donob report. There ape no coroners in Prussia. • THE ONLY MEDICINE , FOR TEETHING BABIES Mrs. selcide Charland, Ste. So- phie de Levrard, Que., writes: "I aim well satisfied with Baby's Own Tablees which I used for my little one during the teething period. I know of no other medieine to equal thetm'' Mre. Charland's te,stimony is that of thousands of other moth- ers. Once, the tablets are used a mother will give no other medicine to her little ones. • The tablets are guaranteed to be absolutely safe, and are not only good during...the teething period, but mere constipa- tion, colic, colds and simple fevers -e-in fact they cure all the minor ills of little 'ones. They are sold by Medicine dealers or by mail. ab 25 cells a. box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. • Russian. Cereals. The regiOn tributary to the Bla,cle Seeporbs, from which England gets so much of its annual supplies. of wheat fld-ur, barley, oat,s, and maize, still lacks a well-org.anized system of transport. Much of the eeentry produce does not reach the seaports until winter has set in, with the re,sult that =soh of it has deteriorated,- end fetchee only a fraction of the rice ib should fetch. • The Russian government has now began to build elevators and stores in agricultural areas both in Euro,pe and in Asia. With- in five years there should be depots enough to, de away with all the toilsome • (leaning, fanning, and classifying of ticte grain that is now necessary:. Odessa no longer ex- perts the most grain; Nicolacy and Rostov ,each had more trade 1a,et year. .More .barley is shipped frees the :Blaele Sea poets than any oilier cereal, but great quantities of wheat, oats., .corn and rye are also e•xpo•rted. • A. Family Trait. New BrunSWIck Woman's Message ELLS BER SUFFERING 818 - MORS TO FIND 1113LIEF 1N DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS. Jentes 13. Itoy wa LR for Two Yosare t'und the Doetor Could not :Delp lime-- now She Found a Cure. • Tremblay Settlement, GloliCe5ter Co., N.B., Mey 2 (Special).—Mrs. James B. Roy, an estimable lady, well known here-, has made the fol- lowing statement for publication : 'Tor two years I suffered from an extreme • weakness and an awful Pain in the back. Sometimes my back was so weak I could hardily walk. I was always nervous, I had no appetite and I was failing vary fast. I took medicines from a tor, but but continued "to grow worse. "Then I started to uee..,Dodd's Kidney Pills and soon -began to improve. By bhe time I had finished the third box I was completely cueed. I know I owe my cure to Dodel's Kidney Pills, and I want other sufferers to know that they alse maybe euxed." Mrs. Roy's symptom,a showed that she had Kidney trouble. Thatie why she forted speedy relief and complete cure in Doders Kidney Pills. • They are. a Kidney remedy, pure and simple. The reason they cure so many suffering wonien is that ninestenthe of women's trou- bles come from sick Kidneys. •)14 QUEEN IS BEST WALTZER. King George; Though, Only Takes Part in Quadrilles. The two state balls which are to be given a,t Buckingham Palace will not be the ,ondy ocea.sions this sea- son on which the Queen will be Seen dancing, ,says the Louden Standard. She has already ar- ranged to be present at two dances in the near future and it is not improbable that this number will be added to. The King has never been much attracted to dancing, but the Queen is regarded by many g,00di judges as the best waltzer in London. It is this royal patronage whiCh haslargely bre-night 'about, the pre- sent interest in dancing. • A few years ago even the most fashionable hostesses experienced a great diffi- culty in finding suffioient Men to provide partners for all herwomen guests. Recourse, so it was said, even had to be ha,dein some' cases to the hiring of dancers. This, of course, never oocuered et the great houses of Mayfair. ' When dancing was at a, low ebb, so far as men were eoneerned, it was suddenly taken up by the music halls. After a while came the tan- go, which took London by storm. Then people •began to learn the dance, end those who could nob master its steps sought tefuge in the waltz—since superseded by the Boston. Ib has only needed bhe stemp of royal approvai to make de -ming now more fashionable than it has been for a long 'time. The progrmame .at the state balls usually include two polkas, twa. sets of quadrilles, and the remainder waltzes. The King rarely takes part in anything ibu-b quadrilles, but the rest -of his family are—to use the • expression of a &Doing master— 'treacly for anything.'? Princess Mary is an exceedingly graceful • dancer, and the prince of Wales is rapidly becoming a first, class waltzer. • For strenuous enthusiasm, how - "Pat," said a manager to one of his workmen, "you must be an 'ewe), rise': Ialways find you at work the 'first 'thing in the morn- ' 'Indeed, and 1 ara,. sir. It's a family •trait, thinkin'," "Then, your father was an early riseti, tool" ,.``Me father, is it? He rises that easly that if he went to bed a little later he'd meet hiniself getting' ufi • in .the Meaning," s Toastie Flavour A Winner Every day many are find- "• Mg out that Post Toasties are different from other "ready to eat" foods. •, It's In the making. Toasties are • carefully cooked bits of chOicest In- dian corn toasted to an • appetizing, golden - brown crispneA. Care and time in toasting and the delicate flavoring make this crisp corn -food delightful. Post Toasties—ready to eat direct from the sealed package, with cream and sugar to taste., G rocers,. • Otita41ie Peetnm oereel 00, t4 , • Oniiirio$ , , Snalearien PAINFUL ANO SnLi PIMPLES Like Boils, VVorst on Face, Watery When Rubbed. Also Hands Cracked and Smarted,, Cuticura Soap and Ointment Cnred. ' Main, $t.; yo-..Elreiv: Sask.— "I was bothertcl with small ximPles %be/1ar to little boils for four or ilvo years. They wero all over me but vrorst on my face. Of eourse they gave1ze a bad appearance. Theplinples were both pain, ful and itchy so I scratched • A till quite large sores would be the result and they t \%sA s\‘ \ seemed to be very watery • r after I rubbed them to a sore. My face was very warred during the time it was sore. • "I 'was troubled with sore hands most all winter for two rears. They kept ciaeked till they would be bleeding, and they. smarted and were so sore 1 coUld hardly bear to get them wet, "Upon seeing Cubieura Soap and Dint - merit advertised I thought there would be no harm in trying them co I started with a small sample. I purchased a full-sized cake of Cuticura Soap also a box of Cuticura, Ointment and before I bad quite finished this I saw I was lots better so the second cake ef Cuticura Soap and box of Cuticura Ointment; was purchased. But little was used when I was entirely cured." (Signed) Mrs. Wnt. Dickson, May 23, 1013. For treating poor complexions, red, rough hands, and dry, thin and falling hair, Cuti- eura Soap and Cuticura Ointment have been the world's favorites for more than a gen- eration. A si n gl e set is often sufficient. Sold everywhere. Foraliberalfreesample of each; With 32-p. book, send pot -card to Potter Drug & Chem. Corp„Dept.D.Boston, ever, it would be difficult to equal Prince. Albert, who, like all sailors, is thoroughly at home on a, ballroom floor. Princese Mary is not yet "out,V• and has, therefore, to con- fine her .activities in this way to a few ohildren's dances given at the palace or the house of an intimate friend. • Kindness to Animals. Rather an tinusual, state of af- faire exists in some of the out-of- the-way corners of Europe, if we may judge from a. bit of news in the Weetrninster Gazette. That new,se paper .says 'that the Mayor of a little, commune in the Pyreaseee has just issued the following decree : Whereas the esoung people of ithe commune Are wortt to • meet and dance every Sunday after mass, and the noise they make frightens the- oocks, hens, and other anim-als Of the village, and wherea,e the Te- • sti:81S Prejudicial to agrioultufe, we hereby prohibit -dancing in the ,com- mune during the hours in which do- mestic animals . take their repose." Sentenced to Immediate Death It 'happens every time you treat a corn with "Putnam's"—Corn dies --never re- turns.. Nothing so certain and pain- less as Putnam's Corn Extractor—try It. Fifty years' success 'guarantees its merits. 25c. bottles at all .dealers. • Lighted Projectiles. Some suggestive experiments have been made on German war- ships with lighted projectiles, which it is thought may take the place of the 'electric searchlight. The pro- jectile,, which is filled with calcium carbide, is fired froni a cannon, and since it is lighter than water, after striking, • it conies to the surface. During its, immersion, water is au- foraa,tically adenitted, and .produce,s acetylene gas, which burns with an illumination equal to that of 3,000 candles. The placing of a .few of these around ai distant enemy would certainly put him at very seeions disadvantage. e, 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, 2e, 50e, Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes, 25e, 50e. Eye Books Free by Mail. An Eyo Tonic Good tor Ali Cyan that Mead Caro Marine Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago Curiosity Justified. She : "Have you any special rea- son for wanting to know any age I" He : "I, merely wish to know at what age woman is really the most fascinating." siemens xeneeent need by physicians, • "I've cotne to ask for your (laughter's hand,' faltered the young min, serabching his off shim with his nigh foot. 'Cen't have it," snapped the stern parent. "I a,in' b in the instalment besineee. When you can eupport the entire girl thee you ean heve her Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are jot the right medicine for the children. When they are constipated —When their kidneys are out of order —when oveeindulgenee in some favorite food gives them indigestion —Dr. Merse's Indian Root Pills will quickly and surely put thexn right. Purely vegetable, they neither sicken, weaken or gripe,like harsh purgatives. Guard your children's health by always keeping a box of Dr. Morsefs Indian Root Pills hi the house, They ti Keen the Children Well PORCELAIN .8111PS NOW, Cheaper, Cleaner, More Peri auent Thau Steel. Liners of • porcelain driven by petrol may one dey aunt the steam - driven ship of steel and wood. The poreelain ship is the plan of Mr.' W. Bake Tlirner, of Gravesend, 14'4)&04d, a iamous master potter. His echeme ir that, apart fr011l the sides and framework, ehips should be built of plate porcelain. After forty years' labor and an ,expericli- lure of about $500,000, it has been diecovcred hew to menufaeture, plate porcelain at $35 a ton in any size up to 15 feet by 10 fent. Mr. Turner points out the advan- tages of the new material as regards eheapnees, eleanline,ss, and pe.rma- nence It is cheaper blian any of its rivals, it harbors no vermin, it can be cleaned by washing, the de - ()oration cat be supplied at the time of -rearnufa.cture, and -will never need renewing, and it will never nee(' painting, Such a ship could be "washed up" like a china. eup. Porcelainis praetically everlast- ing. Tiles at Nankin 4,000 years old are as good as new. If a ship's hull had to be scrapped the porce- lain could be taken out and need for another vessel. In itieldition, fire risks would he, redueed to a minimum and fire -insurance preini- unis reduced. "It would require a $300,000 fac- tory to manufacture plate porce- lain on standardized lines for eltip's use," said Mr. Turner, 'Jana as the climate on the 7.lhamee is favorable, also the •cost of raw materials, why not once more build our ocean linere,s there? • Death Nearly Clamed New Brunswick Lady Was Restored to Her Anxious Fam- ily When Hope Had one. St. John, N.B., Dec. 15th, ---At one time it was feared that Mrs. J. Grant, of. 3 White St., would succumb to the deadly ravages of advanced kidney trouble. ' "My :first attacks of back- ache and kidney trouble began years ago. For six years that dull gnawing pain has been present. When 1 ex- erted myself it was terribly intensifted. If I caught cold the pain was unen- durable. I used most everything, but nothing gave that certain grateful re- lief that came from Dr. Hamilton's Pllls of Mandrake and Butternut, In- stead of being, bowed down with pain, to -day I am strong, enjey splendid 1 appetite, sleep soundly. Lost proper- ties.have been instilled into my blood, --Cheeks are rosy with color, and I thank that day that I h,eard of so grand a medicine as Dr. Hamilton's Pills." Every woman should use these pills athat FOR SALE.- --ONE HUNDRED LBS.) nd it's good, vigorous health regularly because good health pays, bo collies to all who use Dr. Hamilton's Soaplirzg1 $1inery. Particulars ; make your own soap; free. llarrv Dobel1 956 Ossington Ave. , ter no mach Mandrake and Butternut Pills. • Toronto, Caiada All ready bak.ed to a ninety; mtheit, mealy and full flavored, Heating ly is necessary. CLARKS VIIT100011 sACCE '°L,41t mosleol Don't t,jn. too nmay chances whh 9 Fsplinc, b, ningbuthrbotly grown's, oweaings and of hnnenetA. Usa tiniotardinblorcausly-. ' KENDALL'S 'Spain Cure It hes been used by hi)rsrl;cndiarnt tcl' vcter uctrii: of theicsearsncsfCaere.il°:.:35enr6— and it has proved ' its worth ia he/Areas Bickerdike, Alta, Jan. 29, 1513, "I have been -using Rendall's Spavin Cure fora good many years with good lel-tilts. In fact, I am never without it," . $1. Ir a bottic.-6 for $.5, at druggis.tslInR olf°17rF. ite for copy or our book "Treatise on the Horse" free. Dr. B. J. KENCJALL,COMPANY Enosberg Falls, Vermont, U.S.A. 79 inninuireammenzoisagnameszetzu A Mere A qua in ta nee. Wi-Ilia: "Paw, is truth stranger than fiction 2' Paw: 'it is more of ar stranger than fiction., my eon." Iffinard's1Liniment Lumberman's rriend The only safe way when you lose your ternper is to ,hold your: tongue. FARMS FOR SALE it w. Dawgom, Nmety Colbores street. Toronto.. T TOD' WANT TO /3QT on seta,-- IL Trait. Stock, Grain. or, Dairy FaTra• write IL W. Dawson, Brateetee. or 5. Colborne St., Toronto. H. W. DAWSON, Colborne SE, TarOntil. NEWSPAPERS, FOR !ALS. OOD WEEKLY IN LIVE TOWN IN 1...T York County. StationorY and Book Business in connection, Price call $4.000. Terms liberal. Wilson Publislam; Ing Cornpany, 73 West Adelaltfr Streeti1 Tor .nto. :so*, -seeen. Auy Time. Nell went to an astrolo- ger to find out -when was thebest. time to get. married." Stell: 'What did he tell her'?" Nell: "He teek one look at her and told- her to grab the first chance." Women Need Gm Pills Fax Weak Reeks- and Readaches. Miss Ethel Balcombe, of Port Duffer - in, N.S., writes; "1. was troubled with Kidney disease for several ).ears. My back was weak, I had terrible head- aches and was so restless that I' eould not sleep at night. _At 18.st a friend told me about GIN PILLS. I at once got a box and after taking them, I felt better--aliter inking three boxes I was cured." 50e. a Box, 6 for 62.60. Sample free if l'ou write National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited, TOr011t0. Happy Thought. Miss Snipp : "Take back your ring, Mr. Sharpe; I love another." Mr. Sharpe: ‘`Pleaee mention that I have a, ring for . sale-. -the sucker's got to have one.' ' Minard's Liniment Co., Limited, , Yarmouth, NS. Gentlemen,—In :January last, Francis Leclare, one of the men employed by me, working in the lumber woods, had -tree fall on him crushing him f ear - fully. Ile was, when found, placed on a sled and taken home, where grave tears were entertained for his recovery, his hips being badly bruised and his body turned black from his ribs to his feet, We mied TvtINARD'S L1NrglIgT on him i'reely to deaden, the pain and -with the use of three bottles he was completdly .curicland able- to return to his work. " SAITVEGR DUVA.L. Elgin Itoad, D'isiet Co., Que. Indigestion is more often the re - suit .then the c....a,_tiseof a groach. Ask for Sainardis and take no other. Making A7—tilleia I Teeth. Machines for casbirig artificial teeth of varieue meeals have 1..)een open to objesition in that uniform density could not be obtained, and defects, developed owing to lack of proper control ,of pressure. Two Austrian engineer e have lately e011- etructed .0 de -vice at, Prague ;whioh is C1101116(4 eliminates such de:, feces, The -pressure is all thm ti c, 'alWaYS uniform, and is ee.ereed ' something heretofore re, garded as impossible in casting the emolten metals in 21.1ChiSivall melds, BD. 4, 155U13 22-- '14, ati4. Aldittard's Elaintent in the bowie. 1111SCCLEARE0Dli el !INGER, %ORGIES, bUtP& eau..., Internal and external, cured wittis out pain by ear home treatment. Writ before too late, Dr. Belltuan Medical De.. Limited. Cellingwood. Ont. VS:PEW,13/MERS At whOle..., cane ail 8100, Visible RoyaL,' Underwood, Rem., Elmith,' Oliver, 825 to 545, with dn.', ties paid front Windsor. Cat -i alog free. V. 8. TrneWritar Co 53 Fisher Bldg. Detroit.' pOF INVENTIONS PIGEON, PIGEON & DAVIS! 711i St. James Sit., Montreal Write for Information. ATENTS Man VVant6c1 s who undprstands horses In every district we want such a than Will pay $ ZO 'Week Canadian Distributors Ce t.•,n.rod Vancouver B C Newest Post Card Novelty A 'post card with an actual phono- graph record 00 at Will play on , any standard disc phonogranh. 15 cents eachor two -for 25 <mita The best ever to use or mail to your friends. ' WILSON SPECIALTIES tktanclitisti.r Bandit' g, TORONTO. HOME STUDY The Arts Conr,s7, mhy .he taken. by correapon- eleuer, but stlaleutA dOstring to grndintte Mast ntte-act One .sesSiOn. , UEEN'S UNIVERSITY KINGSTON, ONTARIO • ARTS APPLIED SCIENCE EDUCATION• Isetudise MEDICINE ENGINEERIN Stilk410 ER SCHOOL and A XIGITST a2 G, Y, CHOWN, lk,t0strar, Kingiten, Oat.