HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1915-12-2, Page 3WORN WORMED
WOMEN
Ser "Many Duties. Affect Her
Health and Often She Breaks
Down Completely.
It is little wonder that there are
teeey times in aewoman's life when
She h,
feels '
ttr despair, There is no
nine -hour day for the busy housewife.
There are a hundred thing about the
home to keep her busy from the time
she arises until it is again bed time.
what is the result? Often her nerves
give way, her good looks suffer, her
blood becomes thin, her digestion is
disturbed and her system threatened
with a complete breakdown. Every
woman should do all possible to pro-
tect her health and good looks, and
there is one way in which she can do
this, and that is by taking D'r. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills. These actually
make new, rich blood, strengthen
every nerve and every organ, bring
the glow of health to the cheeks and
brightness to the eye. These pills
have done more to make the lives of
thousands of women sunshiny than
anything else in the world. Mrs.
Daniel Theal, Waterloo, Ont., says.
"I was very much run down, my blood
was thin and watery and I would
faint at the least excitement. I suf-
fered from headaches and dizziness,
and often it seemed as though there
were clouds before my eyes, Finally
I was forced to go to bed with weak,
rem. I doctored for six Weeks while
in bed without receiving any benefit.
Finally I was induced to take Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills, and when I had
taken ten boxes I was completely.
aired, and never felt better in my life,.
I am convinced that what Dr. Wile
slams' Pink Pills did for me they will
do for others, and I warmly recom-
mend them to all weal: women."
You can get these Pills from any
medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents
a box or six boxes for $2,50, from The
1)r. Williams' Medicire Co., Brock-
ville, Ont,
PA' I'll.l'ETI(^ Sr
A Russian Officer's Sad Downfall in
Paris.
Am terdanl tI`Iollandl newspapers
►- St. Louis & San Francisco , .. , 4,746
Icecribe the pathetic close of the c<
f St, Louis, Brownsville & Mex-
. xex-
. .. .
Formidable List of United States
Railroads in Receiver's Hands
Arming U.S. railroads the interven-
tion of the receiver has been so fre-
quent, and has concerned so many
im-
portant ,systems, that this official rsi
-
no longer considered an omen of ap.'
proaching dissolution, but rather, in
cases, the promise of economical ad-
ministration, Figures issued by the
Bureau of Railway News and Statis-
tics, Chicago, show that there -were
twenty-eight railway companies of
more or less importance in the hands
of receivers, at the close of the calen-
dar year 1914, in addition to nearly
forty minor roads. The combined
length of these larger railways oper-
ated by receivers amounted to 19,449.
miles, with a total capitalization of no
less than $1,376,678,913. They include
the St. Louis and San Francisco Rail-
road, with excellent services in the
southwest; the Chicago and Eastern
Illinois Railroad, with one of the best
services between Chicago and St.
Louis; the Wabash, with its strong
geographical position, providing short
line mileage between many important
cities in the Middle West; the Pere
Marquette, serving thickly populated
districts in Michigan; and the Toledo,
St. Louis and Western Railroad,
known as the Clover Leaf Route, tra-
versing the progressive states of In-'
diana and Illinois. The receivership
record for 1914 is as follows:
Mileage,
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlan-
tic t••••• 646
Cape Giardeau Northern , , , 104
Chicago & Eastern Illinois',.. 1,283
Cincinnati, Hamilton &, Dayton 1,014
Colorado Midland 338
International & Great Northern 1,1601
Kansas
City, t Mexico
of Texas .
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient.
Louisiana & Northwest
Macon & Birmingham..
Missouri & North Arkansas
Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf
New Orleans, Mobile & Chicago
Oklahoma Central
Pere Marquette
Pittsburg, Shawmut : North -
Pere Marquette .. , 28,441,200
Pittsburg, Shawmutt &
Northern . 11,.700,000
St. L •
cuts & San 92,050,100
krarlcis o
C
St. Louis, Brownsville &
Mexico . , 300,000
St. Louis, San Francisco
Texas . 804,000
San Antonio, Uvalde &
Gulf.. .... 230,000
Tennessee .R Central .. 7,941,430
Toledo, St. Louis & West,.
ern.... . , 19,947,000
Trinity & ~Brazoz Valley . 500,000
Wabash R. R. 92,400,426
Wabash -Pittsburg Termi-
nal 1:0,000,099
Wabash, Chester & West-
ern ,., „ ,,,,. 1,250,000
Wisconsin & Michigan 1,500,000
Wheeling & Lake Erie 36,980,400
Funded Debt.
Atlanta, Birmingham &
Atlantic
Cape Giardeau Northern.
Chicago & Eastern Illi-
nois 4.4444440•4444...44
Cincinnatiamilton &
Dayton 62,135,640
Colorado Midland ,. ,... ,
International & Great
Northern ..
Kansas City,Mexico ,&
Orient .
Louisiana & Northwest ,
Macon & Birmingham ,
Missouri & North. Metall,
$448,396,291
SOLDIERS' GRAVES.
Shells Destroy Marks Where the Men
Are Buried.
That the problem of marking the
graves of soldiers who have fallen on
the battle front is a difficult one is.
shown by an announcement made
from the office of the British Secre-
tar of War rand
published recently in
the London newspapers. The an-
nouncement says no special crosses
can be received for transit, and ex-
plains that known graves are marked
by small wooden crosses treated with
creosote to make them waterproof,
Most of the graves, explains the an-
nouncement, are within the range of
the enemy's shell fire. So much is
this true that most of the al
crosses •e
destroyed frequently and have to be
replaced from a carefully kept regis-
ter of the burial places as soon as the
graves can be reached. Under those
conditions the War Office says it
would be impossible to set up any-
thing like permanent markers until:
conditions are more settled.
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YEAST CAKES ..
MAKE. PERFECT EREAD.,
Bread ad and '
n the homewhJt
Royal
yeast will
keepfresh and moist longer
than that made with any other.
Food Scientists claim that there is
more nourishment in a pound of good
home made bread than in a pound of
meat. Consider the difference incost.
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Great Lakes Are Low.
Each of the five Great Lakes is'
lower than the last ten years' aver-
age, However, as Superior is only
1.48 feet below the high stage of June,
1876, there seems no immediate dan-
ger of its utter disappearance.
Tdinnrd'a Ziutment Cores Distemper.
sax} x , ....,,•
Missouri, Oklahama a?F
Gulf 44444.
New Orleans, Mobile .&
:•
Clli cai+ o
4.78;1 Oklahoma Central
260 Pere Marquette .........
121 Pittsburg, Shawmut
105 Northern
St, Louis & San Francis -
365
403 co 296,300,24,x.
St. Louis,, Brownsville 4
9,532,000
24,594,500
29,769,223
2,300,000
500,000
9,936,969
9,266,190
14,152,602
31.000.
� Q
79,959,165
7,173, ,358
136 Mexico ... ....... . . . . 12,163,105
2323 St. Louis, San Francisco
4 Texas , 7,188,003e
291 l San Antonio, Uvalde &
Gulf .,..,. 3,663,000
Tennessee Central12,709,900
Toledo, St. Louis & •West-
•eer of Lieutenant Mnscltkowitsclt, a
a. crack Cossack regiment of Russia
When the war broke out Lieutenant
Musehkowitsch was in Paris, and as
it was useless for him to attempt to
join his regiment li at once enlisted
in the French army. In the battle of
the Marne he distinguished himself
and became a favorite with the
French soldiers, He was slightly
wounded a few menthe ago in a skir-
mish near Ypres, but soon recovered,
Recently he received a forty-eight
halo' furlough and returned to Paris,
It was the last his regiment saw of
him.
In September he was arrested for
t .1•'1
iltln 1 t tl� e:lfc
In Pal']
s a are
cl.
Of his former self. Weeks of dissipa-
t ion had stepped his vitality. He was
tried by court martial, and admitted
that lie had not known a sober nio-
tnent for a long time. He was found
guilty, degraded and sentenced to two
years' imprisonment. Great regret
was expressed by the men of his regi-
ment for his downfall, but in view of
all the circumstances the verdict of
the court-martial was entirely just.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE
FOR LITTLE ONES
Mrs. G. Morgan, Huntsville, Ont.,
writes:—"I wish every mother and
especially young mothers know the
value of Baby's Own Tablets. They
have certainly worked wonders with
our baby. She was troubled with
colicand constipation and cried .all
the time, but the Tablets soon put her
right, and she is now a fine healthy
child." The Tablets are sold by medi-'
eine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a
• .r box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
DEEP -WATER DIVING.
Expert Says Trade Opens Opportuni-
ties for Blind Soldiers.
Deep -water diving is one of the
trades for which blinded soldiers
may fit themselves, -writes C. Arthur
Pearson, chairman of the British
Blinded Soldiers' and Sailors' Care
•Committee. Ile says:
"Diving is, I think, a quite 'new
occupation for blind people. The
diver who is building breakwaters and
• piers works in the dark, for even if
the water is clear his work disturbs it
and renders it impossible for him to
see anything through. it. The diver is
one of the best paid of workmen. lie
has an attendant to look after him
while below and when he returns to
the surface, and the occupation is" one.
,,which I think . will prove to be ex..
tr+:insly suitable for intelligent blind-
- soldiers . and sailors who have had
some i'nechanical training.'
U,' E ,ANY Mi U5EteUI-D
RECIPE
t;Lb l.i,• J.tt,,so.n's l.ontan 'Areal. and
bake anything from ii'. If yon like, eat
.bot iauni' the oi•e.n, Ti won't ferment,
m,.ikr•s most delicious. baking, prevents
indigestion is very nutritious. relieves
COnStijialastn, or "money', -back. That's
y apl leadingphysic ian says it's :a god-
send. to ! ma ,
aY 1' s c
,xhy try it in
porridge. pancakes and gems, but care
f.'ulit follow directions on package for
Making- am -ridge. idge. hof an early' break:
fest cook the night before in ^ double
boiler without sUittng- and warm in the.
inorliing by sett] n„ in boiling pater.
lea
•• .
St. Louis, San Francisco
Texas
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf
,18I
ern , , ...., 28,027,000
rinity & Brazoz Valle 8 769 Q0Q
261 Wabash R.R. , . , . 124,194,149
'2431 Ty 8,760,000
Tennessee Central 294
Toledo, St, Louis & Western . , 451
Trinity & Brazos Valley , -.315
Wabash R. R. , 2,514
Wabash -Pittsburg Terminal .•
Wabash, Chester & Western
Wisconsin & Michigan
Wheeling & Lake Erie ......
Wabash -Pittsburg Termi-
nal.... . . ...
ermi-
nal.50,4 11,834
Wabash, Chester & West-
ern ,,,.,,.,,, 690,000
89 Wisconsin & Michigan , 3,868,245
tie Wheeling & Lake Erie 27,000,000
124
469 $928,282,622
19,44
Capital Stock.
Atlanta, Birmingham. & c
Atla . i •
$:a
n
nt o,000,00
Cape Giardeau Northern, `2,500,00
Chicago & Eastern Illi-
nois 28,817,80
Cincinnati, Hamilton &
`Dayton 8,248,51
Colorado Midland.... , . 10,000,000
International & Great
Northern 4,822,00
Kansas City, Mexico &
R Orient , . .. • .... , . 25,000,00
1 Louisiana & Northwest 2,180,00
Macon & Birmingham 500,00
Missouri & North Arkan-
sas 8,340,000
!Missouri, Oklahoma &
Gulf
' New Orleans, Mobile & f3,474, 000
t Chicago 10,075,300
' Oklahoma Central .... , , 3,193,500
GERMAN TEXTILE INDUSTRY.
• Lack of Raw Material, Cotton, and
Other Products.
Regarding conditions in the textile
industry in Germany, a correspondent
writes to the Paris Temps, as follows:
"'The Central Union of Christian
Textile Workers and the German. Tex-
tile Workers' Union, two of the great-
est labor organizations in Germany,
have recently held a conference .for
the discussion of the grave crisis
menacing their industry. After as-
certaining the exact situation, a re-
medial programme was agreed upon,
which will be submitted for approval
to the authorities of Elberfeld, Char -
men and other industrial centres in
Rhenish Prussia and Westphalia. The
fundamental cause for the crisis is a
lack of raw material, cotton and other
products, of which there are not suf-
ficient quantities on hand to keep- the
numerous mills in operation. The
steadily ' decreasing import trade,
which may soon cease altogether, can-
not but aggravate the general mono=
mit situation. The official sequestra-
tion of the raw materials in .all Ger-
many and their subsequent redistri-
The total capitalization, stocks and
9 bonds was $1,376,678,000, Eliminat-
ing duplications, the net capitalize- s
tion is less than $60,000 per mile.
0 In the thirty-seven years, from
0 1876 to 1913, the records show that
not less than 754 U.S. roads, with an
0 operated•length of 145,176 miles and
The statement is made that thousands
wear ey-eglaases who do not really need
them. Tt Tau are one of these ttnfarltt-
nates, then these giasse:, may be ruining
your eye instead of helping them. Thou-
sands who wear these • windowe" may
prove for themselves that they tan di't
pease
llnPrescription glasses
will
iethe
following hl j aon
to any active drug store and get a bottle
of lion-Opto tablets; 511 a two -ounce bot-
tle with warm water and drop tit one Iiou-
vptn tablet, With this harmless liquid
solution bathe the eyes two to four times
dHllw,
and yeti are Iiteiy to be :astonished
at the results right from the start. al.111Y
who have been told that they have astig-
matism. eye -strata eaturaet. pure tytlietn.
weak eyes, ronJuttctiritis and other eye
disorders, 9
t., report wonderfrJl heuat t+a n
i tr a
the use,s
of Oda prescription. rlptlan diet this pia
serlptteyt hued and us H; you taut .
strengthen your eyes that glasses wet not
be necessary, Thousands who Cr,' blind,
or nearly so, or who wear glasses might
never have required them It they hail card
for their eyes in time. Save your eyes be,
fore it is too. late I Do not be, wile owe of
these victims of neglea't. I.legta,sses nye.
only like crutches, and every few years
they must be cling+'d to lit the ever Ia
creasing weakened condition. =a better See
If you can, dike war attar.-, net clear,
JIMMY. strong magnetta• eyes' through the
presrrintkei h»n' given. The Volaaas
Co. of Toronto will till the Memo pre rip-
on by null. It ,`our drnanist comfit,
- What Ile Told Him.
"They say Jack's injuries were the
result of a practical.. joke." ' Yt s,
The chappies told hind that a big,
burly man in the smoking room was
deaf and dumb, and Tack walked over
to him with a sweet smile and told
him he was a silly fool." "Well?"
"The man wasn't deaf and dumb, and
the 'silly fool' was Jack.'
Mlnaral'R Linisueut Cures Diphtheria.
One Reason.
"Doo you know why money ft, so
carte, brothers?" the ieoap-box
•ator .
demotedfair-sized
n l nn<l
� a
section of the backbone of the na-
tion waited in leisurely patience for
the answer.
A tired looking woman had paused
for a moment on the edge of the
crowd. She spoke shortly.
"It's because so ninny of you men'
spend your time telling each other
why, 'stead of hustling to see that
t ain't!"
with $8,262,458,000 capital stock and
5 funded debt, passed into receivers'
hands. Among these were included
such properties as the Northern Pati-.
0 Sc, Atchison, Topeka &, Santa Fe,
that were subsequently reorganized i
and placed upon a profitable basis.
Other important lines which have
gone into receivership in 1915 include
0
0
0
old established properties such as the
Missouri Pacific System, with a
length operated of 9,670 miles. The
stock of the Missouri Pacific a few
years ago was selling above par, and
it is still considered to be a road with
considerable possibilities.
I was cured of terrible lumbago by I
MINARD'S LINIMENT..
REV. WM. BROWN.
T was cured of a case of earache
by MINARD'S LINIMENT.
MRS. 5, KAULBACK.
I was cured or sensitive lungs by
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
MRS. S. MASTERS.
•
tive council to look after all these de-
tails.
One Effect of Prohibition.
"The rapid increase in dry territory
.in the United States has resulted in a
shortage of tea, according to Geo. F.
Mitchell, supervising tea examiner of
Treasury 'Department. Tea stocks in
the United States are lower than they
have ever been. • The price of tea is
advancing steadily." -Chicago "Tri-
; bune," April 22nd.
War Revives Chinese Trade.
The shortage of the supply of syn-
thetic indigo in the markets of the
world as a result of the war in Elirope
and the consequent High prices for
imported indigo in Chinese markets
has led to a .revival of the native pro-
duction of indigo in various parts of.
China Indigo production is one of
China's oldest industries. The Chinese
developed their own process of mak-
ing the dye and used their native
,product for many 'centuries before
foreign dyes were. known. Thetj,pro-
duction of native indigo has continued.
ever since,
The higher the rank of a naval of-
ficer, the more gold lace he wears on l
his coat sleeves.
Minard'e Liniment Cures Colds, &c.
From fifteen to fifty Brazil -nuts I
grow in one seed vessel, which is as
big as a man's head.
There are no railways in Iceland.
FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS — ALL SIZES — STOCK.
Grain, Dairy or Fruit. When you
want to buy, write IT, W. :Dawson,
Brampton, Ont,
NEWSPAPERS .POE SALE,
PROFIT-MAKING NEWS AND JOB
Offices for sale in good Ontario
,towns, Tile most useful and interesting
of all businesses. Full information on
;application to Wilson Publishing Com'
ttany, 73 West Adelaide St„ Toronto.
FOR SALE.
100 :A.CRISS, 14 TN CON -
Louisa Wilder, l;irkcndale, Muskoka,
bution by the government have only
tided over matters temporarily. Soon
it will be necessary to reduce opera-
tions still further, either by discharg-
ing part of the workers or by cutting.
down the.h.ours of labor.
"In this crisis, which affects.hun-
dreds of thousands of textile work-
ers, their organizations have invoiced
the aid of the government and local
authorities. 'The demands presented
include the employment of idle men
on public works,, the procurement of
-knitting,ry
anti sewing Work los the
men, the furnishing' of temporary fin-
ancial assistance to those without •
any means, the payment of insurance
premiums for all- who are unable to
seepup their policies themselves and
rhtl+
dressing. At grocers'. 10 and 2-5
•,:nis I,nm in '51 sal is tmtde by .!loinrut
irXeul Cc,„ `.tot•onto. t
KELP WANTED
I, !fief rtrtiz. 'r AMINS TO ic' iT
non's wool socks for us at hone,
either w.iih machine or by hend; send
stamp fur, information The Ca nnt.dian
Wholesale Dls. tta:, Dept. i:, Or'illia, Ont:
MISCE1.LAAIEOU9.
("1ANCLrl'., TUMORS, LUMPS, eere.
eke Internal and external, 'cured with-
out pain by our home treatment. Writ.:
us before -too late. Dr. Liellluan Medical.I
Co.. Limited, Collingwcod, lint.
he appointment of a general execu- ED. 6.
ISSUE 49—'15.
TRAPPERS
Furs have Advanced
ShiptoRoger, Wegiveliberalgrade,,
fullvalae,ngasi end guickreturna. We
have best market in America for Furs, Bide., etc.
No csmmisaion, Write today for free price list.
Trappers' Supplias at Fsctory Prices
ROGER$ FUR COMPANY, O µµ1.S St. i:oufa, Ma,
C. H. Spurgeon was once asked--
at`ould any man play the cornet and
be a Christian?" "Yes, I think he
could," Spurgeon replied, "hut I am
not sue about his next-door neigh.
lar."
(/R/NEa Granulated Eyelids,
"^�*, Eyes inilamed by exposure
• to Cold Winds and Pest
ti/ quickly relieved by Marine
G71r a Remedy. No Smart -
tug,: just lye: („At rt. At our Bruggista'
Weiler Flottl Merino w. inTu 5 :,
tic cr e,Mi r ne>a -asst o tie .. C
8 For Book of the Eye Free write
Murano Eyo Remedy Company, Chicago.
Egyptian Burial. Customs.
The Egyptians, believing that deee
people needed the things they used
when alive, sometime+,e !tilled the fa
vorlte and slave o1 the dead
man. In India,, for the same reason,
Widow, were burned with the e er'peee
o: their husbands.
YOUR
Ova.. lilmml•roma
MiSard';.Liniment Cures Gorges in Cora
BtAnnen's fraud coneiste l >:t. iy taz
lemeusze.
• Teacher -,-"Where is the Dead Sea?"
Tommy --- "Don't know, =eerie"
"Don't know where the Dead Sea is?"
"No, ma'am. I didn't even l raoly any
of them were sick, ma'd'am,"
BOOK ON
DOG DISEASES
And Row to Feed
Mao It.. t4 lei arldress by
filched'$ tI e. Ar+ttor
kioaegr H. CLAY GLOVER, V. S,
llog Reelediers 1ls West 31st Street, New York
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