HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1916-3-9, Page 7asleep from sheer exhaustion on his
way home in tremor or train,
NEURASTHENIA •+ e rt m• de th initr. -
IEvery effort is a by e. s y
of Munitions to safeguard the health
of the youngsters,. but the problem is
GRIPPB
a difficult one, .Eight-hour shifts
are being made to
im-iavetIe tots
portation facilities to and front the ;
arsenal. One of the latest suggestions, j
Rest and a Tonic Is the Proper Treatment Uni
ls. and the one most likely to be carried
out is to build miles of huts close bo
ting ulahed Medical AuthoritySays y -s
'the arsenal, where the boys could live,
There is a form of neurasthenia from danger 0;relapse until your while engaged in shell -making,
that follows la grippe. Doctors call blood is built up. .� . +
It `postegrippal" neurasthenia, ed physician quoted above, is rest and In the little village school room the
One .of the foremost medical au -atonic. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, a children were very quiet and atten-
thoribies of New York city in a lee- non-alcoholic tonic, arearticularly tive, for the school -mistress was giv-
ture in the international clinics, said: suited for"Broadly speaking, every vietim of building up the blood and ing them an interesting and instruc-
strengthening the nerves after an at., tive account of a certain rat which
The treatment, says the distinguish -
"Cutting Off ff It s Retreat,"
la grippe will suffer from post-gripp-tack of grippe. The rich, red blood had caused much annoyance in her
Al neurasthenia also. Lowering of expels the lingering germs from the household. "It was a great nuisance,
nervous tone with increased irritabil- system and transforms despondent children," she said, "and great was
ity is the host striking effect of the ; grippe victims into cheerful, healthy, my satisfaction when, at last, it was
disease, languor of mind and body, happy men and women. .tracked to its favorite haunt, and I
disturbed, fitful sleep and vague pains ,if you have had la grippe do not and several others were enabled to cut
in the head and elsewhere.. The treat 1, wait for a relapse or for the neuras- off his retreat." "By the way," she
ment Galls for rest and a tome." t theni'n that so often follows grippe, added, as a king of after thought, "` an
If you have had la grippe read those i but get a box of Dr. Williams Pink any of you tell me what 'cutting
symptoms again: "Languor of mind i Pills now from the nearest drug store its retreat' means?"
and body, disturbed, fitful sleep and and begin the treatment at once, 1 Silence reigned for some moments,
vague pains in the head and else- You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills but at length a small girl put lip her
You Can't be Neutral
on the food question.
You have to decide between
mere palate -foods that con-
tain no nutriment and foodls.
that repair the bodily waste.
Shredded Wheat Biscuit is
both a palate food and a
muscle builder. You can.
keep in good health and at
the top-notch • of physical
fitness by eating this deli-
cious, ready -cooked, whole
wheat cereal for breakfast,
luncheon or any meal.
where,' If you have Any or all of : from any medicine dealer or by mail, hand. That s right, t e , sa
Made in Canada.
A FAMOUS GRAPEVINE.
Supplies King George With 200
Hunches Yearly,
Janice Jack, keeper of the famous
grapevine at Bampton. Court Palace,
England, has retired aftez•, thirty-two
years active service as chief custodian
of the King's vine. The • vine was
planted in 1768 by "Capability"
Brown, the famous landscape gard-
ener of the eighteenth century.
The vine is row considered one of
the finest in the world. It stretches
in wide perfectly trimmed squares,
,
eighty feet by twenty-six, the whole
length and breadth of the greenhouse.
Two hundred hunches of grapes front
•itt are sent to Kin; George at Wind-
sor every year. The grape is the old
Black Hamburg.
Some years ago twelve bundles were
shown at an exhibition of the Royal
Horticultural Society and were award-
ed the Hogg memorial medal for spe-
cial excellence and culture. Two of
the bunches weighed 3 pounds 14
ounces each, and the whole twelve
SEED POTATOES.
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EEO POTATOES, IRISH elt)11,
rJ biers, Aeeware, Carman. O1. -
der at (ince. Supply limited. Write for
quotations. •H. W. I)alivstu. 33ranz1ltozr:
PIM SALE
lir EIMeiREED NEWFOUND -le A N
J puppies for rale. Also few Pee,
elan ltittene. It. A. Gillespie, :lt,f uts-
ford. Quebec.
IPO =Oae larOB
1
�3 Alit SILVER BI.ACIC C'R4)ti4 }ntlw
foxes,
weltrui,'Iri): for used car. Reid
}Joos„ i3vth
22,EX.P WANTED
Y,OOI.EN 1'1ILI. IINLP',
M C1IIri;llSf,
y spinners and weavers. We will
pay inexperienced help while learning
wesvang. Good pages paid to an these
departments, and ate zdy n w for
months to Come. For further p.1 tL.:i-
Ittr.9, apply to the Slingsby iia„af:,,:cur-
ing Co.. Ltd.. Brantford. Cont.
ermWSP&PrES Z OE SALE.
FeHOFIT-hiAHING NT.511, AND .1013
Offices ;or sail in good Ontario
t. -wog The moat usc.u1 and interesting
or all businesses. b'uU Informa.tio'1 ea
`anlc7otAdelaide Publishing
Come m•
3WeS't
egens P
weighed about 42 pounds, an average 1,M:48 -WI" PAT t' -%H11 " uit r.
flour and sugar bags. Writ? after.
of 34: pounds each. 'Ira Helene. Ft. William. 4lirt.
�T •a._ a►lsrr-1 t.attcvua.
WASTE NECESSARY IN FOOD �y
n gild United .�]tates. A:�CER. TUIiQITS, I.U�P9. 1*i'G
\.J lnterrlsl and extornal. cured with•
Britain
them it means that you are still sof-1 at 50 Bents a box er six poxes for mistress encouragingly. "'What is few 1 Because our anceytars ate coarser Qut path by aur come treatmatlt ��r1t
tering from the effects of la grippe `' 2.50 from The Ilr. Williams 1lIed -,'its retreat?"' "Please, miss," A things that England );as ;,clic waste with their rood they developed tis berore too late. 17c. Ilei �maa laicctical
and that you will not be well and free i cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
an-
swered Ethel at once, "it means its for the United States? a long bowel, Iuost1y a muscular tube. Co. Lttntteel. z'outngw ou. nt.
PERSONAL POINTERS, 1 THE ENGLISH ARE AI' E AD.
Specially Selected Notes About V'am- 1 Iiow They Sent a Man to art -Address
ous Men and Women. By Parcel Post.
King Manuel is a first-rate domino The parcel post has shade its use -
player. !fulness felt in many ways, unexpected
M. Briand, the French prermen,1 as well as foreseen. But the English
never wears gloves. parcel post does one surprising thing
Since the outbreak of war, Queen that has not yet been introduced into
Mary has not purchased an evening: our own system.
gown•An Englishman wished to reach a
Sir George Reid, the Australian ! customer living in a remote part of
high Commissioner, is a erack shot Balham, one of the suburbs of Lon -
with a revolver. don, and it was very necessary that
Prince Alexander of Teck is now : he 'find him quickly. Knowing nothing
serving with the Belgian Army as of the district, he called at the .gen-
British Military Attache. ' eral post office at St, Martin's -le -
The Duchess of Norfolk has a col- Grand, to consult a directory: On ex-
lection of parasols of all countries, , piaining his case to a clerk, he was
said to be worth £000, amazed to learn that he could be sent
Sir Felix Schuster says that his ex- , to the :address by pared poet by pay-
perience in business has raised his ; Ing a fee of three pence a mile.
opinion of human nature. , The gentleman had never heard of
The Duchess of Connaught plays a ( such a thing, and it is said that very
.good game of draughts, and the game few persons in. England know that it
is her favorite indoor recreation. can be done. Ho was placed in
General Sir Douglas Haig is one charge of a messenger who was fain
of the best linguists in the Army. He iliar 'with all parts of the city, and
speaks French and German perfectly. was soon on his way. The boy car. -
The favorite dish of the Crown ried a printed slip on which was writ -
Prince of Sweden is a salad made of ten a description of the "parcel" in
chicken, bananas, grape fruit, and charge, under the heading, "Article
wine sauce. required to be delivered," and before
King George has now two valets; in leaving the customer's house both the
peace time he .has three. The Kaiser customer and the gentleman had to
has seven valets, the King of Spain pub their signatures on the paper. The
five. limit in weight for anything delivered
Four English menservants in the by parcel post in England is general -
German Royal Household were intern- ly understood to be eleven pounds, but
ed in Germany a week after the out- there is one clause that reads, "A
break of war. person may be conducted by express
Lieut, von Tirpitz, son of the Ger- messenger to any address on payment
man admiral, who is a prisoner of war of the mileage fee."
'in England, is the best lawn -tennis
player in the German Navy.
One of the boasts of Dr. Von Beth
:mann-Hollweg, the German Chancel-
lor, is that he has never had 'f pay a
visit to a dentist since he was four-
teen.
Autographed photographs of the
Czar and Czarina were sold at a pri-
vate auction in Petrograd for $2,500
each. The proceeds went to a war
charity.
The Prince of Wales a little while
ago had a pipe knocked out of his lets. Once a mother has used them
mouth by a flying fragment of a shell she would use nothing else. They
that burst within thirty yards of his are for sale at all druggists or by
Royal Highness. mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr.
The titles held by Lord Stamford- Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
ham and Lord Ribblesdale will become Ont.
[extinct owing to their heirs having ----3'
jbeen killed in the war, unless they CHILDREN MAKING SHELLS.
;are granted "special remainders" by
,the. King, as was done in the cases 10 000 Boys Work in the Arsenal at
of Lord Roberts and Lord Wolseley. '
Woolwich.
THE FIRST TASTE.
Acquired the Habit When a Boy.
If parents realized the factthat tea
and coffee contain a drug -caffeine -
which is especially harmful to chil-
dren, they would doubtless hesitate
before giving them tea or coffee to
drink.
- "When I was a child in my mother's
arms and first began to nibble at
things at the table, Mother used to
' give me sips of coffee. And so I
contracted the coffee habib early.
"I continued to use coffee until I
was 27, and when I got into office
work 'I began to have nervous spells.
Especially after breakfast I was so
nervous I could scarcely attend to my
correspondence." (Tea produces about
the same ill effect's as coffee, because
they 'both contain the drug, caffeine.)
"At night, after having had coffee
• for supper, I could hardly sleep, and
on rising in the morning would feel
weak and nervous.
"A friend .persuaded me to try
Postum."
"1 calf now get good sleep, am
free :from nervousness and headaches.
1 recommend Postum.'." Name given
by Canadian Postum Co., Windsor,
Ont.
Postum collies' 'in two forms.
Postum Cereal -the original form --
must be well boiled. 15c and 25c pack=
ages.
Instant Postum-a soluble powder
dissolves. quickly in a cup of bot wa-
ter, and, with cream and sugar, snakes
a delicious beverage instantly. 30c
and 50e tins.
Both forms are equally delicious
and cost about the same per cup.
"There's a Reason" for Postum.
--sold by Grocers.
AN EXCELLENT REMEDY
FOR THE CHILDREN
Mrs. Laura Jackson, Brantford,
Ont., writes: "I have found Baby's
Own Tablets such an excellent remedy
for children that I have no hesitation
in recommending them to all mo-
thers." Thousands of mothers say
the same thing concerning the Tab-
„ Granted us our independence. This muscle was not intendedfor
tail,t
Outdistanced us in the race for de- digestion purposes, but to carry off
• mocracy. I waste. We have inherited this mus -
Just a Straight
Laughed at some of our jokes 'r.,ular tube. Waste-containiug food is
Conferred citizenship upon oth. v s. as essential to its proper function as
' ''• Story s!l�l'.reeiated WaltWhitman.light is to the eye, Because modern
hallooed us of henry James. foods have little waste the human
Furnished the onlynoteworthyex-! bowel muselea tl:ove weakened from
lack of exerciaF', Constipation and
ample of respect for the Monroe Doe- indigestion have resulted. Dr, Jack -
MISS BLANCHARD TELLS OF trine. son, who practised far years as au
HOOD'S IIID\TBV PILLS.Fought hard for the worthy ideals intestinal specialist, has devised Ito -
for which we whimper. --New York man Meal, a food which bas plenty
Life, of-n'aste to exercise the bowel mus -
They 'Cured Her Kidney Troubles and cies and is also highly nourishing. It
zeinerd's ztnirllent aures Burgo, Etc. prevents indigestion and constipa-
Other Sufferers Can Learn From ; tion. Most grocers sell it.
Tier Experience Holy They Can Find Her lips and Downs, Made by the Roman Meal Com-
pang, Toronto, Canada.
a. Cure. Lady(who was on a visit to her a. •,___
native town) -How is Mrs. Gabble? Real Forbodings.
Paquetville, Gloucester Co., .N.B.-- I haven't seen her for a long time. „ „
Mar. 6th (Special) ---Simple and: Hostess -She is having her ups and res -
civet y son,"
said t elouhe td a tr alcs-
straight to the point is the statement) dmons. yr "suppose I
of
faMiss Justine She has tBlaneb Dodd's Of this
Kidney Lady Visitor -And what may they a f ausuddenly, what would become
Pills and found them good and she ;gaga less -oh, running up hills and 4,/, said the son, irreverently,
g down leer neighbors. I 1 t h the ?est on what
would become of you
here; i
Ise
... t say e r ti is,
wants everybody to know 1t. M ss
Blanchard says:
"1 suffered for a long time with my
kidneys. I used Dodd's Kidney Pills
and they cured me completely."
One simple statement like that is
worth a dozen learned dissertations on charged from one of the London hos-
Kidney disease. It tells the sufferer pitals, has been telling me a delight -
from kidney trouble just what, he or ful story of Queen Alexandra. One
she wants to know -that a cure can day Her Majesty visited the hospital,
be found in Docid's Itidney Pills, j, and chatted with my friend for a few
For Dodd's Kidney Pills are no minutes. "Do you know what she
cure-all. They are purely and simply , said to me?" he asked. "She sat on
a kidney remedy. The reason whytbey my bed for nearly five minutes, and
cure Rheumatism, Lumbago, Diabetes, as she was leaving said, 'I know your
Bright's Disease, Heart Flutterings,' needs are well looked after, but if
Dropsy, Pain in the Back, and other there is anything extra you would
diseases is that all these are either ` like, tell me.' "
3Qinardes Liniment Curets Dandruff
Just Like a. Queen. Some leen are such tightwads that
they won't even lend trouble without
An offieer who has lust been dis- good security.
Kidney diseases or are caused by dis-
ordered kidneys. Dodd's Kidney Pills
cure them by curing the kidneys,
The Original Method.
Katherine and Margaret found
themselves seated next each other at
a dinner party and immediately be-
came confidential.
"Molly told me that you told her
that secret I told you not to tell her,"
whispered Margaret.
"Well," returned Margaret, "I told
her I wouldn't tell you she told me,
so don't tell her I did."
Possible Reason.
There's nothing in drinking,
There's not a thing to it.
And maybe, I'm thinking,
That's just why we do it.
Sore
Granulated Eyelids;
Eyes inflamed by expo-
sure to Sun, Dust and Wild
Eyes quickly reedyie. vNedo bSymZingl,
3
Eye E •e Comfort. At
Ten thousand boys too young oYour nTuhest s 50c per Bottle. Mike Eye
SalveinTubes25c. For Book oftheEyefreeask
rugg
fight are doing what they consider Druggists or Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
the next best service for their coun-
try -turning out munitions in the
Government arsenal at Woolwich. In
ordinary times many would have be-
come office boys, -clerks, or telegraph
messengers, but to -day the majority
come from points miles from the fax-
tory,
agtory, and help the older then make the
shells and guns needed by the men at
the front.
The pay is attractive.,A smart boy
can earn $7.50 a week, r even $10,
if he has 'a good machine and can keep
steadily at work 'for as long as 12
hours a day. Parents who have to
choose between putting their boys to
learn a trade at $2 or $2.50 a week,
and allowing them to go into the ar-
senal at the higher remuneration are
naturally inclined to decide on the,
work which not only brings in the
quickest return, but seems to be in
the national interests as well.
Social workerswho have the boys'
welfare at heart are inclined to lament
that so many should be entering what
may not perhaps prove a permanent
occupation. They say that their future
is not unlikely to become a problem
after the war, and that the country
might well remember then that the
great army of boy munition workers
played no small part in the difficult
time.
The daily life" or. these boys shows
what sacrifices they ate making.
Thousands live an hour's journey from
the factory-, and some have to leave
hone as early as. 6.30 in the morning,
and cannot, get back till 9.30 iii :the
evening. All work 12 hours a day,
starting et 8 and 'finishing' at 8. They
take the night shift, too, also for 12
hours, and often a boy may be seen
Many a man becomes a jailbird
through his strenuous efforts to fea-
ther his nest.
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f -I Before lilac- „y
beg your order for '
�� seeds, see our 1816 (told -
Gov't. en Jubilee Catalogue it is free
Gov't. Stan, Bus.
No. 1 Rued Clover $10.40 & $17
No. 1 Alsyke • . •13.00
No. 1 Timothy
Allow 30e for each cotton hag
We pay railway freight in On-
tario` and Quebec over $25.00
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j liT'lIISONS
izrest, etire
:vola iC• -tet
Notice to Stal=
lion Owner
Tho inspection of stallions under
the. Ontario Stallion Enrohnerit
Act, will commence March 23rd,
1916. All applications for en-
rolment and inspection, a000nt-
parried by the proper fee, must be
in the secretary's office, Pal'Ua-
mes►t Buildings, Toronto, by March
13th. In case of applications re-
ceived after Vlach 13th, inspect.
tion will only be mad() at increased
expense to owners. 8ddreos all
Wade,
communications to B. W.
Secretary, Ontario 'Stallion Enrol-
ment Board, Parliament gravitation?"
Buiidi
Toronto.
More Important,
"What! A strange man walked off
with my umbrella? Why, I have my
name on it."
"That may be, but the other fel-
low has his hand on it."
NOTICE TO STALLION OWNERS.
The inspection of stallions under
the Ontario Stallion Enrolment Aet
will commence March 23rd, 1916.
Stallion owners will notice that horses
inspected in the Fall of 1914 do not
require to be inspected at this time
but all other horses inspected previous
to the Fall of 1914, which were nob
then eight years old, must be inspect-
ed in order to be enrolled for 1916.
Application should be made at once
to the Secretary of the Ontario Stal-
lion Enrolmenb Board, R. W. Wade,
Parliament Buildings, Toronto.
""I say, old chap, I'm in shocking
leek. I want money badly, and haven't
the least idea where I can get it."
""Well , I'm glad to hear that, I
thought perhaps you had an idea you
could borrow from me!"
ED. 6.
We have been. using MINARD'S
LINIMENT in our home for a num-
ber of years and use no other Lin-
iment but MINARD'S, and we can
recommend it highly for sprains,
bruises, pains or tightness of the
chest, soreness of the throat, head-
acheo)' anything of that sort. We will
not be without it one single day, for
we get a new battle 'before the other.
Is all used. I can recommend it highly
to anyone.
JOHN WALKFIELD,
LaHave Islands, Lunenburg Co., N.
Subbubs i " I believe Swamphurst
is unhealthy. Since we have lived
out there my wife can scarcely speak
above a whisper." Henpecke: Do
you suppose I could find a house
there?"
SRthara's Liniment Relioves neeurala•1a.
Despite the economizing tendency
of the war, Lord Lonsdale still smokes
his big cigars. 'When in the right
mood he is an excellent raconteur.
His best story is that of an- American
traveller whoa spoke of having seen
petrified forests in Texas, and petri-
fied birds flying over them. "Come,
come!" he was told. "That's surely
1
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•
against the la�v� oi'
"Quite so," replied' .Ananias, not a
whit abashed; "but, you see, the laws
of gravitation there are petrified,.
too!".
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