HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1915-11-18, Page 7DISEASES OF
THE NERVES
Are Due to, Poor Blood and Only
Curable Through the
Blood.
There is an excellent reason why
Pr. Williams' Pink Pills have cured
themost severe cases of neuralgia,
sciatica and other complaints: in the
group known as disorders of the
nerves. This group also included ner-
vousness and excitability.' Each of
these complaints existsbecause the
nervds are not getting a proper nour-
ishment
ourishment from the blood. The reason
why Dr: Williams' Pink Pills cure
nervous disorders, is because they
make the rich, red blood upon which
the nerves depend for proper tone,
It is thus seen that Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills cure nervous disorders because
they go to the root of the trouble in
the blood, and while they are doing
this they strengthen and fortify the
whole system against disease. Among.
the many whoo have found relief from
pain through this great medicine is
Miss Ethel Smith, residing near Bur-
ford, Ont., who says: "Some years
age I was seized with a great pain in
my right leg, between the hip and
knee. It became so bad that I got
no rest, day or night, and often cried
with the pain. The doctor said, the
trouble was rheumatism of the sciatic
nerve, Liniments were used until
they actually took the skin off, and
still the pain grew worse and worse.
Then all the other nerves in the limb
seemed to be affected, and it kept
jerking and twitching until it would
have to be held to keep it still. Then
the doctor put the limb in a. papier
=die case, bat it was not long until
the trouble began in my other limb,
and it bad to be treated in the same'.
way, I lay in that condition for three
years with my whole servous system
so badly shattered that it would make
me scream if any one walked across
the floor. Then my throat became
partially paralyzed and I could scarce-
ly speak. During this time, I had
been attended by three different doc-
tors, who did all in their power, but
each said I would never be able to
walk again. Then my father decided
to get me Dr, Williams' Pink Pills.
Before I had used them long I felt
them helping me. This so encouraged
us that the use of the pills was con-
tinued and in a few months I was
able to walk half a mile each day to
get the mail. I used in all eighteen
or twenty boxes of the Pills and they
did what three years of doctoring had
not been able to do. I am as well as
ever I was in my life, and have had
no return of the trouble, My family
and friends think my cure was a mir-
lisle, and we give all the credit to Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills."
You can get these pills through any
medicine dealer or by mail, post paid,
at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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LITTLE OF REAL ROMANCE.
In Life of Comptroller Fortescue of
Royal N. W. M. P.
One of the chief regrets of Comp-
troller Fortescue, now about to re-
tire from the Royal North-West
Mounted Police of Canada, with whom
he has served for over 40 years, when
interviewed, is that in spite of his
long service and the distinction that
he has attained, he has missed practi
ally all the romance and adventure
that the public are apt to associate
with the "riders of the plains."
"My work has been almost entirely
in the offices at headquarters," said
he. "The rounding up of Indians and
outlaws and the active work of keep-
ing order has been for others, and I
don't wantto tell other men's stories." could not see to read at all. Now I can tirely, upon' them for a few days.
Comptroller Fortescue said that he
y a everything
not water anyamorglasses
laet night Many live entirely upon Roman Meal:
y y A recent letter from California says:
joined the police in 1878, when the - they would talo dreadfully now they feel Dear Dr. Jackson: A friend of mine
line all the time. It was like n miracle to
has lived upon � Roman. Meal for
thirteen months. His case had been
pronounced hopeless. He is. now in
perfect health." No fraud here. Ro-
man Meal is scientifically balanced by
an expert dietitian. It's the perfect
food, and positively relieves constipa-
tion: Ask your doctor. Make it in
porridge, pancakes, gems. At gro-
cers', 10 and 25 cents.
Faiser's Sister
Sways Greece
I Dangerous. dill.ro' t Troubles
Prevented by Nervilin4
IT ENDS MISERY OF COLDS
QUICKLY.
Don't wait till night.
Get after your cold new, this very
minute, before it grows dangerous
you should apply old-time ``Nervi
line."
Rub your chest and throat, rube
them thoroughly with Nervi -line. Re-
lief will be immediiate,
Nerviline will, save you from lying
awake to -night, coughing, choking
and suffering from congestion in the
chest and acute pain in the throat. •
Nerviline will break up that dull
We pay highest
net cash prices
1t'anot what the prkeli,t prpmoes.
buttheowner you aau,,By� stet that
matayourprofit. We have built
up a Igen �lot of :hipper: through
treatms 'he fairly, 'We ate un
wu,iIy It ralin the ,radia : \'o
ch:rg, no'cororsosiors. e per
all;e:torerchar`s. Writ.,(orour
;Meet i,t and special offer.
Ginseng and 'eve are the lar-
Golden Seal rat buyers of
f,i,rseng,atiic
UnitedStateaand can lhoectprepay
highest piles. \1'ritef or pace fat.
DAVID BI;OSTEIN ,& BRO.
.kintot Grgviaa now kW.11ana•
inXrw rock
183 ii. 27th. St., h`ew York, N.Y.
neuralgic headache—will kill the cold
and chill at its very beginning — will His Self -Denial.
save you from perhaps a serious ill Ernest," she gasped, choking back
nee%
To take away hoarseness, to break her tears, "father has lost all;"
up a. grippy cold, to cure a sore throat "Eh'"
or bad cold'in the chest, you can use "Father has. lost all," ::lie reiter-
nothing so speedy and effective as ated. If they could only be made to see' cher he would lie."
Nerviline. For forty years it has been 6 . "Not all!" he exclaimed. that half their ills are caused by tin -
i MUNITION PLANT DESTROYED
Hussiaii
Factory Near Kobe Blown
Up by Spies.
It is. reported here that German
spies have blown up one of the ammu-
nition factories at Aboshi, near Kobe,
Japan. The plant is.owned by, the
Japan Celluloid Company,, but has
been equipped for the manufacture of
explosives, especially guncotton, for
Russia. The facts as to the reported
destruction of one of the factories are
withheld.
Now that Japan has decided to in-
crease her output of munitions extra
military guards are being placed.
around all property used for the man -1
ufacture of munitions and suplies, -
Bow Sickly Women
May Get Health
Courage -
"Pa, what is courage?"
"Courage, my boy, is what your
father shows when he keeps his shoes
on when he comes into the house sev
eras hours later than he told your mo -
the most largely used family remedy rr�t lj ,. pure blood, it wouldn't take long' to
es, a .
in the Dominion. Time has pravefl i "Never," he said bravely, pulling cure thein with Dr. Hasniltan's Pills. Minard'z niniment Cares Mint
its merit, so can you by keeping „ Truly•.. a wonderful Met -lime that in
'bandy on the shelf the large 50c, fain- himself together. "You, Miranda
sigorates, strengthens, renews., Every
ilyr size bottle, small trial size 25e,, ; still are left to him. I could not be tired, worn out, woman that tries. Dr,
sold by any dealer anywhere. k so cruel as to take the last of his Hamilton's Pills will improve rapidly,'
wealth," ;will have better color, increased ;gip
A FEW RULES. I
"Ernest!"
petite and better ]digestion.
No. Firmly he held her off. Ni better rebuilding tonic ran be
e. II •
Be Conscientious in the Discharge of ; ""Tell him, Miranda, tell hint from . found than Dr. Hamilton's Pills rvhlch
me, that his generosity towards me are Fife, mild and health giving. For •titin c NGve
a Nsn1 baud•
Every Duty. demands that I leave what little lies ; forty
America's mostr. ] value Pills family 't nil bymesses; he Most i` Full hnclormati
+v& �. o, S CX,
per.
f+
van
l m - aiLli :12 x;;'a' STa tilK,
-air, Dairy or 1 rttix When yeti
buy. write 31. W. Paxson,
'rn, tint.
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Dishonesty seldom makes one rich,' in my power!"
and when it does riches are a curse. } -
There is no such thing as dishonest I Prohibition Favors Tea -Drinking.
1 medicine, 25e. per box at all dealers. application to triison l'nhlishing r.G
pany. 73.West Adelaide St. 'Toronto.
Not Annoying.
IMISCEl.l tiE0173.
success, The world is net going to, i'i'ell=informed members of the tea"
payyou, for nothing. Ninety per ; trade say that the figures for the year', Mr.. Thomas A. Edison, the? Won- A an E t TUMORS, rn LMBB, N
cent
, f what men call luck is only; show an astonishingly large increase dexful inventor, has suffered for oat pain by our Hama treatrneitt t
talentt of tea drinking throughout the world, years from deafness, Once asked ua before too late Da Celia -tan -Medical
Medical
for hard work, Da'not lean on Co.. Limited, Co;itngwcad; ant.
others to do your thinking or to con- u Prohibition is largely to account for whether lie did not find his affliction
this, and, when a great country like annoying he replied -"No; there are Txolr,asxGUNBSS Is OCR IROTTO1
quer your difficulties. Be conscien- Russia prohibits the sale of strong so many things people say that one
tions. in the discharge of every duty. i l'Is
•drink and the people turn to tea, it doesn't want to hear."
Do your work thoroughly. No one means an immense drain on the re -1
can rise who slights work. Do not' sources of the gardens whence conies =mire's Linimo:it Cures ; rge% in co
try to begin at the top, Begin at the', the world's supply. In the last few
bottom and you Wiil have a chance to months the cost of tea has risen 12
ELLIOTT
iltLersi
14 cents a Quail. t More than 200 ships in the Navy ueatto_
rise, and -will be surer of reaching the orp lz are driven by oil, For stearin -raising enter now; wi ice f<li K ale nda r.
top some' tune. Be punctual. Keep I purposes three tons of oil will take
W, i3. ELT.xQ"', PrSstcipa�l
your appointments. Be there a min-:? , In December, 1013, national savings he place of four tons of coal.
in Russia amounted to £70,000; in
ute before time if you have
to lose
your dinnert do it Be petite i' December, 1914, however, after the 6 old ship
f • vodka had the
o Nelson'si, the Foudroyant,
Every smile, every gentle bow, is me sale. ofv o a been stopped, 3
ney in your pocket. Be generous. savings had. reached nearly three mil -1 WAS
sold to the Germans in 1892,
lion sterling, bought back by public subscription,
and finally wrecked at Blackpool in
Dtinasd'a Liniment Cure' Golds, Vic. s 1897; whereupon the wood and metal
Manness makes enemies and breeds
distrust. Spend less than you earn.
Do not run in debt. Watch the little!
leaks, and you can live on your sal-
ary.
A plied in
salved from her were made into bun -
Steel. Points. dreds of pieces of furniture and
The expression "well tempered" or dainty nicknacks.
finely -tempered" steel is generally
p misused. It is usually taken to indi- GREAT CHEMIST PRAISES
Corns 5 Seconds este steel of extra hardness, Where-
" ix'am corzrpinchod very few people are aware of the Mothers Who Use This Famous Saint
boen txtu be ourecl fact. The greater the degree of tent- Have Hacking of Science
ZAM
•
g p. blisterdtt feet as the reverse is the case, though
ta14E by Putnam's Ex- pering tip softer the steel. The steel
trsctcr in 24 #"ten`s, worker measures the degree of tem-
t"Putnain's'" pering by the color of the metal. Time
' way that drawing pain, eases instant- the isardest—i.Q., the least tempered
fr, makes the feet feel good at once.. steel is light Get a 25o. bottle of "Fut,ta,m'a today the los ligest kind straw is in
color,
rBetrveee
s �. LL these extremes, commencing from the
.n
Not His Funeral. hard end of the scale, are the follow -
It
��CX4a"
It is the kindly custom in a certain ing shades: Straw, dark straw, light
QUEEN SOPRI OF GREECE. English village for the well-to-do in- bronze, bronzedark bronze, light
n new picture of the sister of the: habitants to make good any loss that blue, blue, dark blue. Tempering
German Kaiser, who is generally the villagers sustain through the steel is a very delicate business, and
credited with being responsible for death of live stock. The retired one calling for that sense of what is
clic nom -participation side
on of Greece in manufacturer who had only recently "just right" which is found in good
the roar on the Side of the Allies
settled in the village was ignorant of cooks,
' that fact, and was much puzzled by'
Throw Away Your
Eye -Glasses I
A Free Prescription
You Can Have Fi<lledand Use atHome
Do you wear glasses ? Are you a vic-
tim of eye -strain or other eye -weaknesses?
If so, you will be glad to know that there
is real hope for you. Many whose eyes
were failing say they have had their eyes
restored through the principle of this won-
derful •free prescription. One man says,
after trying • it :- I was almost blind ;
the visit of a laborer's wife, who said
that she had lost a pig.
"Well, I haven't got it," explained
the puzzled newcomer.
"What I mean is, of course, the
th
She Explains.
Mabel—You and Harold seem in-
separable.
Gertrude—We are together a good
deal. You see, Mabel, I take a
Mothers who use Zam-Buff, because
they have proved it to be a splendid
healer, will be interested to hear the
result of c,• test of Zam-Bulc by Mr,. '`V.
Lascelles Scott, the great English
chemist. He says:-"" I have made an
exhaustive analytical examination of
Zanf{.Bull and Bind its active consti-
tuents are of exclusive vegetable origin.
It contains IIone of the impure and
irritating mineral drugs and animal
fats present in ordinary ointments.•
(germ.
The antiseptic and bactericidal(1;
destroying) powers of this preparation
are proved by my tests to exceed those
of carbolic acid, yet Zam Buk neither
cauterizes nor inflames even a very
sensitive skin, but ends skin disorders.
"I have no hesitation in certifying
the purity of Zara Buk and its value
for skin injuries and disorders."
Mothers who have not yet tried Zam-
pig died," nervously explained a 'Buk should profit by the above. Zam.-
peculiar interest in him. Bide is unequalled for eczema, cuts,
woman. Mabel—Oh,do you?piles, cold
burns, ulcers, running sores,
"Well, what do you -want me to do?" man. Gertrude—es. I was engaged to sores, abscesses, chapped hands, etc.
criedSthe thoroughly bewildered him at one time, and in love with All druggists and stores sell Zam-Buk
"Send a wreath?" him at another. at 50c. box, 3 boxes V1.25.
DR. JACKSON'S ROMAN MEAL IS A Jenard'' trinimont Cures Diphtheria.
FOOD, NOT A PRASTD.
Many' so-called cereal foods are' His Orders.
frauds. To prove it, try to live en -"Remember," said the sergeant
"no one is allowed to dismount with-
out orders." -
Murphy was no sooner in the
saddle than he was thrown to the
ground.
"Murphy," yelled the sergeant,
when he discovered him lying breath-
less on the ground, "you dismounted."
"I did."
"Did you have orders?"
"I did."
""From. headquarters, I suppose?"
"No, sir; from hindquarters."
force came into existence, and was
one of the original party that came
out West to Winnipeg nearly a dozen
years before the laying of the rail-
way. The main business of the force.
was, curiously enough, the protection able time, and multitudes more will be
of the' Indians, who were being ex- able to strengthen their eyes so as to be
ploited by .the White traders and being getting glasses. Eye troubleseof many dor
demoralized by the whiskey, which scriptions ma be; wonderfully' benefitted
was: the traders" chief stock i
me." A lady who used it says "The
atmosphere seemed hazy with or without
glasses, but after using this prescription
for fifteen days everything seems clear. I
can even rend fine. print without glasses."
It is believed that thousands who wear
lasses can now discard. them in a reason -
n trade by followi
prescriptionng tire etmplo rules. Here is the
: Glo to any active drug store
• for the bartering of funs. and get 'a bottle of; Boit: Opto. Fill a. two.
In the first year he was out in the ounce bottle with warm water, drop in
West,however, Constable Fortescue,'one Bon-Opto tablet and allow to dissolve.
with this liquid,, bathe the eyes two to four
as• he then was, was taken ill with ty- times ,gaily. You should notice your eyes
phoid, and was invalided to the East: andrinflammatonlwillgquickly disappear.
As a man familiar, with•the work Of. If your eyes are bothering you, even a
the force was'then needed at. head- little, take steps to save them now, before
1t 1s too late. Many hopelessly blind
quarters, Constable " Fortescue was might have- been ,saved if they had cared
taken into the offide, and there adven-for their eyes in time. The Vaimas Drug
Co., of Toro:wo, will' fill the above pre-
ture, as far as the future comptroller acription by mail, if your druggist cannot.
was concerned, came to'an end, for s
though the rise of the young consta-
ble to supreme control of the famous
BRITAIN'S FAST TRAINS.
force is not without romance; the
work in which he was engaged as
Comptroller Fortescue remarked, Rigid Economies in Operation Have
'does not lend itself to the telling of Not Cut Down Speed.
stories. The comptroller is now in
his 71st, year.
CHILDHOOD 'AILMENTS
Constipation and indigestion, colic;
worms, colds 'and ' simple fevers, and
all the other minor ills of little ones.
can be promptly cured by Baby's Own
Tablets through their action in regu-
lating the stomach and :bowels. Con-
cerning them Mrs. H. H:: Mills, Ilaldi
mand, Que., writes:—"I have found
Baby's Own Tablets of, great service
in relieving my little one of consti-
pation and stomach trouble." The
Tablets are sold by medicine dealers
or by mail at -25 cents a box from
The Dr: Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
Why Ile Resigned.
In a small New England town the
janitor of the schoolhouse, much to
the surprise of his friends, resigned
his office. When he was asked why Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
he :did so he said:--"I''m honest, and Gentlemen,—Last winter I recefv-
mean to be above suspicion. If I find ed great benefit from the use of
anything when weepin' the school I MINARD S LINIMENT in a severe
attack of LaGrippe, and. I have fre-
allus return it. A few days ago I quently proved it to be very effective
in cases of. Inflammation.
Yours
W. A. HUTCFINSON.
read on the blackboard, 'Find the
greatest common. divisor.' Well, I
looked all over for it, but I wouldn't
know the blamed thing if I bumped
into it, • Last night, in big writin' on
the board, it said, `Find '-the least
common multiple.' So I says to my
In spite of .wartime economies .and self, `Both these things are lost now,
alterations in railway timetables, and I'll be accused of takin' 'em.' So
England still has the fastest trains, I just got up and left."
iN • Murine is pre -
the longest non-stop runs and the
lowest fares in the world, according to
the London Daily Chronicle.
The fastest train "for a fair dis
Lance," it is explained, is the morning
No Chance to Try_ it.
A ,man who sells shower baths on
five days' trial told this story:
"I sent one out to a man in the
rural districts I told .him to use
the shower bath five days and if at
many years in their
practice, now dedicat fled. to send - it� back. This is the. let -
ed to the Public and I l'eGeiV'ed:
ES
pared by our Phy-
sfcians, as used for the end of 'this time he was not satis-
tel
express from London to Bristol which sold i7rugglst.
p
makes this /erred 119 OUR . miles daily in TryNlyYoururinetoRefresh, e "Your shower bath looks '.good,:
120 minutes. A special test trip over, Clea nee, end Strengthen Eyes afterexpoonre to au --d perhaps is all right. ht. I don't
Cold Cutting Winds and Dust and to restore pp< g
this route Was made several years ago healthful tone to Eyes Reddened and made Sore know whether• it is or not because
by Overwork and Eye Strain;
in exactly 84 minutes. Somebraadnatd Physicransuseandrecom- the five - days for trial passed before
The longest non -stole` run is by the,mend Marine while others perhaps jealous of its Saturday night come around, and I
Cornish Express..London to. Exeter,
success: talkand: tush into print inoppositio'n;' r,
those whose Eyes need care can guess wiry, all didn't'have a chance to try it'. out.
174 miles in 180 minutes. The 'cheap- tlfere is no Prescription fee in Murine. Justhaud
est fare is the round-trip excursionyour
Eve BDruggist fOe and you have d Corkete ea,-- If a man snores he has a good
Eye Book—Murine—Dropper -and Cork Screw-
ex-
ratebetween London and Skegness ready for use Try it to your Eyes in Baby a cuse for remaining away from church.
which offers aJ 262 -mile tri. E 75 Eyes for Eve Troubles—go Smarting—J'ust Eye
P Or Comfort. Write for Book of the Eye Free.
cents, or about 14 cent, per anile. 1 Merino Eye Remedy ^ Company, Chicago
ED. 6.
TRAPPERS
fors ilfav'e Adl!agced
ShipptoRocs:rn. iVe ivcilberalmv.dee,
fultvalueinc..tahar, andel: returns. Ws
have beat market In America for rum, Bide,, etc.
No commission. Write.tedair for fres price list.
Trappers' AumPrlrs at rectory Prices
atoms funCOMTANY. Dapt,S St, Louis, At.•.
Reduces Strained. Puffy Ankles,
Lymphangitis, Pelf Evil, ;Astute,
Boils, Swellings; Stops ',emcees'.
and allays pain. Heals Sores, Cuis,
Bruises, Boot Chafes. It is i
SAFE ANTISEPIIG AND GERMICIDE
Does not blister or remove the
hair and horse can be worked, Pleasant to use.
$2.90a bottle, delivered. Describe your -asci
for special instructions and Book 5 M free.
ABSORiliNE,.IR., aatitepdc liniment for nsankir d.te-
duces Strain,, Palatal. SnMred. Swollen Vein,. •`enceo-
uuted--only a few drops r, cited /tan applic}don. "rice
Si per bottle at treaters or detieered.
S} 'F YOUNG, P.11 F., 516 tymans Bldg., Montreal, oar.
*sorbing and Absorbing, 3r.. rte mit in tartada,
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his raw furs. should write at once for our price list. We are
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