HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1915-4-1, Page 71TER►VOUS DISE SES
IN THE MPMI
Cured by Toning the Blood and.
Strengt1ieninig the Nemo--
It is the opinion of the best
medical .authorities, after long ob-
servation, that nervous diseases
are more connmon and more serious
in the spring than at any other time
of the year, Vital changes in the
system, after long winter months,
may cause much more trouble than
the familiar spring weakness and
weariness from which most people
suffer as the result of indoor life
in poorly ventilated and often
overheated buildings. Official re-
cords prove that in April and May
neuralgia, St. Vitus dance, epilepsy
and other fornix of nerve trouble
are at their worst, and that then,
more than any of lies time, a blood -
making, nerve -restoring tone is
needed.
The antiquated custom of taking
purgatives in the spring is useless,
for the system really needs* streng
Owning, while purgatives only
gallop through the bowels, leaving
you weaker, Dr, Williams' Pink
Pills are the best medicine, for they
actually make the new, rich, red
blood that feeds the starved nerves,
and thus cure the many forms of
nervous disorders. They care also
such other forms of spring troubles
as he. dacrhes, poor appetite, weak-
ness in the limbs, as Well a% re-
mote unsightly pimples and erup-
tions. in fact they unfailingly
hriug new health and strength to
weak, tired and' depressed men,
women and children, ,.
,Sold by all medicine dealers or
by mail at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 from The Dr, Wil-
liams' Medieine Co.., Brockville,
Ont.
FROM ERIN'S GREEN IRE
NEWS BY MAIL FROM 1it.l;•
LAND'S SHORES.
13api'eninge Ill the Emerald Isle at
Interest to Irish•
Extensions are to be carried out
to 1{ynoeh's factory, Wicklow, en-
tailing the expenditure of over
$150,000.
Dr. Moure, attached • to Ardee
Union has met with a severe acci-
dent and is now suffering from a
fractured rib.
Owing to failing health, Samuel
I}oary, C,P,S., Limavady, has re-
signed after holding office for the
past forty years.
Jelin Ward of Davagh, near Emy -
vale, died suddenly on the roadside
at Tiraniel, while proceeding to
Monaghan Market.
An old woman named Bridget
]F)onncilly, who lived alone, was
found burned to death in her house
wt Druinmicik, Corcughan.
In Dublin a laborer named Pat-
till Higgins was sentenced' to ten
years' penal servitude for throw-
ing a police sergeant into the
:river Liffey.
The death is announced of Mrs.
Maxwell, of Isserderan, the last re•
presentative- of one of the Burke
Ganiilies of the West of Ireland.
Within the past week three army
veterans have died in Belfast,
James Jameson,Crimea veteran •
James Moore, who
o had 'been in the
relief of Lucknow, and W. J. Dow-
ling, another Crimea veteran.
Most Rev. Dr. Walsh, Archbishop
of Dublin, has sent a. cheque for
$15,740, collected in the Dublin dice
ee.se, to the Belgian Relief Fund.
During blasting operations, John
Giicreest, aged twenty-seven, of
Meaghy. Ardstraw, Strabame, had
Ms head blown off by a charge of
dynamite.
James Coughlan of Breda:
Mountuniacke, was killed in the
vr.esence of his wife, when his horse
bolted and dragged him along the
road at Greencleyne.
o A large force of police. recently
visited Clooncroff and Cl.00ncellen
and arrested thirteen farmers in.
connection with a recent RoscOM-
E11011 cattle drive.
A young man nailed Thomas
Armstrong; of DODaclimore, while
working on a farm; was itttaoked by
e, bull and +badly n'ot'ed 'before the
animal could be driven off.
While a shooting +party was in
the vicinity of the' Abbey, Ro•screa,
one of the guns accidentally went
elf and Mrs. James O'Connor was
so seriously hurt that she died soon
l►fterwa:ds.
WHA.T MOTHERS SAY OF
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
Once v znotther has n; ed Baby's
Own Tablets for her little_ ones she
Wild use no othe,r medicine. She
gnitil dy icwlieea the Tablets are an
absolutely safe remedy ,and one
that w=+11.•.give sure results. Con-
' corning them \'Tis. R. L.. Wright,
Jk'clir•,:ibit, Sask., wii'tes:. ``l: have
used C;aby.'a Own Tablets for:,emy
three babies and ednlc so 'much of.
ih.emethoi, 1 alwaes keep them in
the house.,' 1'hi `1' i,;lists axe sold
by midieiie dt.il.yis (Ir hy mail at
25 cents a hux fi•oin The Dr. Wile
gams' M(ciic:ilie Co., Brockville,
Ont.
Blind from Birth, Suddenly Sees,
A veritable miracle has come to
Miss Maud Emerson Lincoln, of
Marblehead, Massachusetts, who,
after twenty-one! years of life in
,Amar t total darkness, suddenly re-
gained the use of her eyes. Prac-
ically blind froze, her birth, 21
years ago, she now sees clearly. In
an instant, one early afternoon,
unexpectedly, as she was about
household duties, she felt some-
thing suddenly snap in her eyes -and
the veil that had darkened her
blue eyes throughout her youth,
was swept away and sight came
first to one eye and then to the
other. She had always been able
to distinguish between light and
darkness, but to -day she elle see
as well as any normal being, When
the girl began to see, she almost
fell into nervous prostration. Her
whole nervous system had a reac-
tion frons the miracle. The sight
of people frightened her, the sight
of food was strange, and she could
not eat; everywhere she turned
she Raw things she had never seen
before. Miss Lincoln was taken to
an eye specialist to determine
whether her regained sight is per-
manent. She plans to make up
for her enforced lack of education
and is real happy on account of the
<`miraele,"
1'
Howl a Sick Woman
Can Regain Health
READ THIS VERY CAREFULLY.
"For years I was thin and delicate.
I lost color and was easily tired; a
yellow pallor pimples and blotches on
my face were not only mortifying to
my feelings, but because I thought my
skin would never look nice again. I
grew despondent. Then my appetite
failed. I grew very 'weak. Various
remedies, pills, tongs and tablets I
tried without permanent benefit, A
visit to my sister put into my hands
a box of Dr. Hamilton's Pills. She
placed reliance upon them, and now
that they have made me a well woman
I would not be without them whatever
they might cost. I found Dr. Hamil-
ton's Pills by their mild yet searching
action very suitable to the delicate
character of a woman's nature. They
never once griped me, yet they estab-
lished regularity. My appetite grew
keen—my blood red and pure—heavy
rings under my eyes disappeared and
to -day nay skin is as clear and un-
wrinkled as when I was a girl. Dr.
Hamilton's Pills did it all."
The above straightforward letter
from Mrs. J. Y. Todd, wife of a Well-
known miller in Rogersville, is proof
sufficient that Dr. Hamilton's Pills are
a wonderful woman's medicine. Use
no other pillbut Dr. Hamilton's. 25c,
per box. All dealers or The Catarrh -
ozone Co., Kingston. Ontario,
Slightly Misunderstood.
Railway Official (breaking the
news gently to the wife of a com-
mercial traveller)—"Ahem! ma-
dam, be calm. Your husband has
met with a slight—that is to say,
one of the front wheels of a passen-
ger locomotive struck .him on the
cheek and—"
Wife—"Well, sir, you needn't
come round here in order to collect
damages. . You won't get a penny
from me. If your company can't
keep its property out of danger,
it'll have to take the consequences.
You should h.ave your engine in,•
cured.'':
Bard on the Judge.
Mr. Arthur H. Engelbach, in his
collection of anecdotes of. the Bench
tells' this story of Lord' Braxford
who was among the last of the
Scotch judges who rigidly adhered
to the broad ,S,coteh dialect :
"Hae, ye ony counsel, mon?" he
said to Maurice: Hargot, when
placed at the Bar.
"No;" was the reply.
"Do ye wan to has any ap-
pointitl"'continued the judge.
"No," said Margot ;."I only wept
an interpreter to make me under-
stand chat your lordship says."
IStan;y a ,roman who doesn't know.
her own mind gives her husband
pieces of it.
A dew months in school teaches
sone children how little their par-
ents know,
Mrs. McGahey, of :Londonderry,
has six sons,' all Ulster Volunteers,
serving in the army. live are in
the lnniskilling Fusiliers and the
sixth with the Canadians,
Sepe a °.Seb001.
Teacher. Speaks
TELLS OF '!`lull (.AOI) •1).O1)1) -'S
KIDNEY 1i.EY PILLS. IL VI BONE.
She Had No Faith in Them. But
the Results and Health Obtained
C'onvineed Iter.
Grates Cove, Trinity Bay, Nfid.,
March 29th (Special). --Among the
thousands in Newfoundland who
pin their faith to Docid's Kidney
Pills is ,Mies Mary Bridget Whe-
lan, teacher in the Romain Catholic
School here. '
"I am exceedingly grateful to
Dodd's Kidney Pills," Miss Whe-
lan states in an interview. "I was
very much run down in health.
Close confinement to my work
brought on my trouble,
"Reading of the many cures by
Dodd's Kidney Pills I began to use
them and I must confess with very
little faith.
`.Before I had taken one box I
was not only cured but my strength
was growing rapidly, and I felt a.
great improvement in every way.:,
Miss Whelan gives the real rea-
son of the popularity of Dodd's
Kidney Pills, They do not cure
the ailment aimed .at at the expense
of some other part of the body.
They build up health all over the
body. They do this by curing the
Kidneys, Cured Kidneys mean
pure. blood,
NEWS ACROSS THE BORDER
WHAT IS GOING ON OVER 1?
THE STATES.
Latest Happenings in Iii; Bepublle
Condensed for Busy
Readers.
Violent deaths in New York city
during February totalled 200.
Wilkesbarre, Pa., has 12,000 idle
uwing to the .closing of mines.
Culebra cut has taken another
slide and tied up the Panama
Canal.
Prance and Britain have ordered
S0.000 tons of prairie hay in Texas.
At the Kent-Shmavon sale in New
York $1,750 was paid for a Persian
carpet,
Peary's Artie ship, the Roose-
velt, will go into .the Alaskan fish •
eries service.
Cleveland high sehool •bays will:
aid the poliee in preserving law and
order in all branches.
North Carolinians are limited
now to receive six gallons of whisky
each year.
Salumy(Costa. aged 3, of Roch-
ester, turned on a. gas jet and kill-
ed himself, .his mother and two lit-
tle sisters.
Ethel Hollister, of Nelsonville,
N.Y., was fatally burned while de-
veloping a;picture of her fiance,
Oliver Lamson.
Jas. Walls is suing eight fellow -
students of Dickenson College,
Philadelphia for a "molasses" haz-
ing.
Judge Gorman. of Philadelphia,
appointed four women assistant
judges for delinquent girls.
Mrs. Levy, a wealthy widow of
Staten Island, died ` at San Fran-
aface
duringtreatment for.e fa
cisco m t t
freckles.
Thomas Rhodes was upheld at
Sapulpa, Okla., in shooting J. C.
Cederberg, for cursing the former.
Chicago deputy sheriff won't
,sanction the cost of a milk supply
for four county' building cats.
Lewiston, P., expenses for its
borough lock-up for February was
three cents; there was one arrest.
For breach of lanes the govern-
ment ran $4,500 worth of !beer into
the lake at Bemidji, 'Minn., ibrew-
ery.
Chest Colds and !harness
Quickly Rubbed Away
"Nerviline" Gives Speedy Relief and
Cures Over Night.
Got a cold?
Is your voice raspy—is your chest
congested or sore?
If 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.
Itub Nerviline over the chest—rub on
lots of it, and watch that tightness
disappear. Nerviline wori't blister, it
sinks in too fast—doesn't simply stay
OD. the surface like 'a thick, oily lini-
mept• would. If the throat is raspy
and sore rub it well outside with Ner-
viline, and use Nerviline as a gargle
diluted with warns water. Just one or
two treatments like this and your
voice and throat will be quickly nor-
mal again,
Just think of it—for forty years the
largest used family medicine in this
country-Nerviline must be good,
must quickly relieve and cure a hun-
dred ills that befall every family. Try
it for earache,toothache; coughs,
colds, sore chest, hoarseness and mus-
cular pains in every part of the body-.
.Large family size bottle 50c.'," trial
size 25c, at all dealers.
*Tr
Feesy money is easy to get rid of
BENEFITS OF IRRIGATION.
When Sir William Van Horne
said many years ago that the
C.P.R. by undertaking the work of
irrigation east of Calgary, would
make the wilderness to blossom
like the rose, he was derided, but
to -day this prophecy may be said
to be a literal fact. At any rate,
niillicrns of acres have not only
been reclaimed by the company,
but the whole district has been
ea improved and beautified that
there is nuw° a general clamor for j
irrigation in sections whieh are
still untouched. Deputations have
gone to Ottawa to stir the Govern-
ment into undertaking the work
outside the proprietarial limits of
the C.P.JL, on the lands which
seem to require this treatment to
produce similar results to those so
gratifying and profitable on the
t .P.R•, lands.
As one result of this demand on
the part of the people of Southern
Alberta, Professor F airfield, super-
intendent of the Dominion Experi-
mental Farm, Lethbridge, een-
vineed farmers that with irrigation
production Will not only be greatly
increased, but permanent homes
established on the prairie, which
can be rendered naturally beauti-
ful when irrigation works are avail-
able, - The professor ktl d great
stress on growing alfalfa corn,
which meant more fodder for Iive
stock, more fertility of soil, ime
prevenient to all crops. Resolu-
tions were passed asking the Minis-
ter of the Interior to carry out
irrigation works, or to arrange for
an extension of the C.P,R, system,
I'alike Most Men.
She -.-Do you think the brilliant
rose or the modest violet is the
suitable Hower for a woman to take
to as her em'hlem 2
He--I'cl advise the morning.
glory.
She- Why qct?
He -Because the morning glary
knows when to shut up.
Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia. I
Who v er sawafree eLv
'hat
lat
didn't have surae kind of a string
attached to it?
"What became ef. the large girl
you made love to in the hammock
last slimmer'{" asked one awing
man of his friend, "We fel] out,"
Granulated yelitds,
•ayes inflamed. by expo-
sure to Sun, Dust and Wind
Eyesquickly relieved by Murine
1:ye Renicdy. No Smarting,
just Eye Comfort, At
Your Druggist's 50c per Bottle. Murine Eye ,
SialveinTubes25c, For Bonk elthcEye:l'reeaslc
Druggists or Murine Eye Remedy Co„ Chicago
A Point ;About Cloelcs.
How is it that clocks are often
made to go eight days.? Why not
seven, or nine, or any other num=
ber ? Of course, if made seven-day
clocks they would run down once a
week. It is easy to remember to
wind the clock every Saturday or
Monday, as the ease may be, and
the eight-day clock would; there-
fore, have a day in hand, it would
never run down if wound once a
week. The same applies to watcih
es, which are usually made to go
for 30 hours. Wound regularly
once a day (every 24 hours) they
will not stop.
' To nvhom it may concern: Thie iet to
certify that I have used MIN,litD'S LINI-
MENT myself as well se prescribed it in
any practice where a liniment was re-
quired and have never failed to get the
desired effect..
C. A. KING, M.
D.
Burdens.
We are told in a, good old book
that we should carry one another's
burdens, and again that every man
bear his own burden. It
seems a contradiction, but it is so
only in seeming. There are physic-
al burdens or imperfections that
every man must bear if they are
sent to him; there are hereditary
tendencies which no man can up-
root for another ; there are the cir-
cumstances of life into which a man
or woman is born. These, everyone
must bear for himself; but there are
the burdens of poverty, of mental
darkness, of spiritual blight, of
lone+lineshs•, of heart hunger; bur -
'dens of over -work, of no work at
all, and corresponding lack of
money, wih•ich we can all. help to
bear Air one another. It is said
"that there are none so ready to help
the poor as the poor themselves.
That, no doubt, is very true, but
there are many who are not poor
wiho would be none the worse of a
kind word—a helping band over one
of the stiles of life.
Too many sermons are aimed at
pocket hooks instead of at hearts,
Mrs. Dawson -`My hub and goes
out every evening for a` little con-
stitutional. Does yours 1" lljrs.
Young 'No ; my husband al ways
keeps it in the. house."
Minart's Lini:nat:t Cures Dandruff,
ED. 5 1SSUE Isasal5.
QUEER SCISSORS FISII,
Jews are Nearly Four Tithes as
Loug 'es the ll.e.ad.
Another strange marine animal
of the fish tribe :las just been ob-
tained from the Mediterranean
Sea. Somewhere in the neighbor-
hood of a anile and a quarter deep.
It was caught by a deetesea dredg-
ing chip. The flab is about 18 inch-
es long and as deep bleak as Cerbe-
rtes. It has been dubbed by the
seamen who carried it to the Lou-
vre the "scissors fish," because its
head in appearance is half way be-
tween that of an alligator and u£ a
pair of large shears.
The unusual disposition of the
jaws and the double -blade mouth
gives it an odd appearance. The
jaws are nearly four times; as long'
as the head of the ls'h. From the
snout to the brain is four inches
Delicately
flavoured --
Highly
concen-
trated.
Gups
WHY WORRY 1
Choose your variety and
ak your grocer for
"Clark's",
•Mille the two jaws look all the l Little: Frecklylilt I sav to
world like the blades of a scissors,
and slight tooth-like edgee, invis-
ter,
you belted me bee•aase I • licked
Tommy. Tu dac m:pther eked- me
able but easily felt, run ail the way •c,,s 1'",nlin'. ,:. h d me. 1; ee7,''.1
along then. The mouth itself is a i happen when :t' a ci+raw
vast tunnel, of which the bodr is Minard's Llnintent for safe everyw8e-s.
a. long drawn out. extension. In
FARMS FOR S4 .B
this pouch. loud is prepared fr.r
assimilation..
The fins. for r\\ imining puipw.es,
are placed near the hark; there are
no belly fins. The tail of the fids E
is like the tail of a monkey, round'
and serpentine. It is not. Hat, s in
other fishes. Its name to be pro-
perly pronounced requires several;
sets of false teeth and a dozen
tongue.• It is eulypharynx pele-
canordec.
Cure
Guaranteed
Neverknown to
More
fail; acts without
pain in 24 hours. is
soothing, healing;
o
or't. No remedy so
takes the sting right
quick. safe and sure as Putnam's Pain-
less Corn Extractor. Sold every -
Where -25c. per bottle.
Very Rich Pits.
"'1e the soil i eh out n v .0
�,
a the t''.12. Mau.
"Is it rich cant. from the ;,r•e
er. "why, say, the soil is ori 'r
out there that when the kids 1110'. -
mud pies thee can't eat 'eel
Minard's Liniment pOuros Burns, Eta.
Its the Rural Die€t•iets.
Conn try Justice 'I1: have t'A
fine ye a. dollar. Jeff.''
Jeff ---"I'll have tr, beerew it 4
ye, Judge,"
Country J u: rice--• Great snake
It was only to git a dollar I w is fin-
ing ye. Git out. Ye ain't guilty.
anyway .
eseINFDM;i'1'JON F
FOR OR INVE`TORS
Mei' ri . Pigeon, Pigeon & Das is, 1
patent solicitors. Montreal, repel t
that 147 Canadian patents were
diens
issued for the week ending Febi n-
ary 23rd, 1915, 116 of which were
.granted to Americans, 14 to Cana-
patent
and 17 to residents of foreign
countries,
Of the Canadians who received
patents 7 were residents of Ontario,
3 of \ova Scotia, 2 of Saskatche-
wan. and 2 of Quebec.
Itis \Vee,
Arthur sat en the front dunisteps i
crying softly. 1
"IN hat is the matter, little boy r
asked a kind-hearted -woman who
was passing.
"Ma's F alli1=.
gone an'di o\ m •t
kittens," he subbed.
\\hat a pity : I'm awfully
sorry.''
"An' s she promised -'bnu-hoe\ e
'at I c'u'd do it."
German Boy.
"George: where are your school
books?"
"When notices appeared that
books were wanted for the wound
ed I gave mine to them."
You will find relief in Zane -Baric
It eases the burning, stinging
pain, stops bleeding and brings
ease. Perseverance, with Zam-
Buk, means cure: Why not prove
this 7 4R Drtcggiaia ancf ,Sltores.—
. W. DAWSRN, ,Winety Colborne Street,
To onto,
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