HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1916-4-13, Page 7SP1NG. BLOOD
IS WATERY BLOOD
How to Get New Health and New
Strength at This Season..
Spring ailments are not imaginary.
Even the most robust find the winter
months most trying to their health.
Confinemeelt•, indoors, often in over-
heated and nearly alwaysbadly venti-
lated ,rooms -•.=in the home, the office,
the shops and the school—taxes the vie
tality of even the strongest. The blood
becomes {'thin and watery -and is clog-
ged with impurities. Some people
haveheadaches and' a feeling of lan-
guor. Others are low-spirited, and
nervous. Still others are troubled
with disfiguring pimples and skin saver
eruptions; while some get up in the The clerk gagged. Finally he rer
morning feeling just as tired as when cowered himself and sou that the man
they went( to fled. These are all sprig was not jolting. Neither did he have
symptoms. that the blood is out of the air of a madman.
order and that a medicine is needed.
Many people take purgative medicines "Hew much did you say'?" he span -
in the spring. 'Thin la t3 serious mss-' red.
take. You cannot cure yourself with ''Twelve million francs."
BIG LOAN SuBSCRil'"I"ItoN. eOFt=, e \" lT'l-k •OR WITHOUT: 'Mike Your .{ o d y l TRAGI FOLL•
Y.French Bank Clerk Thought Stranger Many Years Ago People Dui Mix It t u e SJVitl1 life andIt will not h long before the fly'
season is again meth us, accompanied
by supplications from the general
Was a Madman.
Amusing and at the sante time hi-
dicative of the spirit of France, is the
story related by Rene Buren in the
Figaro, and which concerns a ,eub-
scription to the French not: Dial loan.
Ie appears that in a certain small
town, the name of which is not given
for obvious reasons, a man of ordin-
ary demeanor, and clothing, with no-
thing to ,distinguish• him from the
great mafority of his fellow-nxen,
walked into the branch of a Parisian
bank, The single employe stepped to
the wicket. -
"I wish to subsertbe to the loan,"
said the straijger•
allow much?" the eierk demanded,
ind°i'ferently.
".'Twelve million francs," was the an -
with WM.ik.
ever for the day's work by
eating foods that containreal
nutriment—that do not use
up all the vitality' of the body
in 'an effo t to digest them.
Shredded; Wheat 13' cuitsup
-
lies the greatest amount ofg
} body-building, energy-crea-
ting
ner crea-
ting material with the. least
taxupon the digestive organs,.
it is a real whole wheat food,
ready -cooked and ready -td -
serve, containing the life of
the wheat grain --nothing
added, nothing taken away.
Start the day right by eating
Shredded Wheat with (lot or
cold milk. Serve` it for-lun-
cheon
d" lun-
cheon with sliced bananas or
other fruits.
Made in Canada.
Evidently the Germans do not take
kindly to black coffee, for we are told
by the Neueste Nachrichten that on
the day when the sale .et milk is for-
bidden iu ;Munich. the coffee houses
are almost empty. Yet for many years
after coffee was first. drunk, in Europe,
trays the Manebester Guarelen, ,ei-
ther the Germans, nor anyone ,.else,
thought of mixing it . with milk, any
more than the Turks or Arabs do now.
} ` The use Qf coffee au lett seems to
date from 1867. Madame de Sevigne,
r writing to•her daughter in teat year,
said that e, doctor much m vogue "has
taught us to mix sugar and milk with
a
{ our coffee. They make roost de-
; ligbtful compound which will hely
Ito support nae through the rigor;{ of
Lent"
I in a letter written eeven years earie
er she had mentioned as an eccen trio
proceeding on the pert of Madame• de
I la B:ibliere that "she drinks rank to
her tea." Readers of "Unbeaten Tracks
in Japan" may remember that one of
the Aims thought It disgusting that
Mrs, Bishop should drink milk and
lignite her tea with a fluid having so
strong a moll and titlate.
a medicine that gallops through your The clerk had heard of pe ens in -
system and leaves You weaker still, sane upon but one subjece and he 0 yWork
'{'his is all that a purgative does. What knew that to cross them meant court - J
you need to give your health and ing danger,
strength in the spring is a tonic meal- "dust a moment," he stuttered, "I --
cine that will elu'lch the blood and -I'll eall the manager;' And he huh.
soothe the jangled nerves. And the teed into the private oiiice, rat
one always reliable tank and blood getting to lock his cash drawer. The
purifier is Dr, Williams' Pink Fills.! manage; on hearing the story, :tame
These Pills not only banish spring • out with a jump.. He stared at the
,weakness but guard you against the, customer, His clothes were neither
More serious ailments that follow,: too old nor too new; he wore a derby
such as anaemia, nervous debility, in- , hat. Although he looked like .an
digestion, rheumatism and other dis- everyday lean, surely nota man to
eases due to bad blood. in proof a, hand over twelve million francs.
this :firs, D. E. Hughes, Hazenmore, ".A subscription?" coldly questioned
Sask.,says: ""About a year ago I was the manager, buttoning his frock coat.
badly rut's down, my nerves were all s (AR French bank managers and hotel
unstruug, and I' could not go up stairs' clerks wear frock coats.)
without stoppling to rest. As I was a : "Yes,"' and the stranger fixed his
long ways from a doctor I determined • gaze on the manager. The atter be
to take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and gar, to wilt a bit
in the course of a few weeks I felt' «And you want to subscribe—how
like a new person. As an all round - much?,r
restorative I can heartily recommend «I said twelve million francs," with
this medicine." a trace of irritation.
If you are ailing this spring you
cannot afford, in your own interest, to The manager pulled his necktie
overlook so valuable a medicine as Dr, straight, fumbled with his cuffs, and
Williams' Pink Pills. Soldby all looked around for an exit,
medicine dealers or by mail at 50 "But --that is, I mean to say—such
cents a box or six boxes for $2.60 a sum, you understand," His voice
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., trailed away* and then he mustered
his courage. "Have you got twelve
million francs?"
"Certainly,"
"Er—here, with you?"
"Of course," and he pulled out a
.,sheat Af certificates of deposit and
Brockville, Ont.
CHICKENS FROIII RICE.
How the Chinese Hatch Chicks
and Ducklings.
handed them over. The manager
The Chinese method of hatching as r turned them over to ;the clerk, who
many as five hundred duck and chicken spoiled three receipts before he man -
eggs in one sitting has not yet been aged to fill one out properly, while the
adopted in this country. manager hovered at his shoulder. The
Unhusked rico is used for the pur- mysterious stranger was simply a
very wealthy man, whose name is well
pose, and when this has been roasted, known, but who prefers to dress and
it is either cooled by a fanning pro- live very simply. His name is with-
held.
KEEP CHILDREN WELL.
cess, or the wind is allowed to blow
through it until it is lukewarm.
The breeder then sprinkles a three-
inch layer of rice in the bottom of a
wooden tub, and on this surface places
about a hundred eggs; another layer
of rice about two inches thick is spread
over them, and on this layer eggs are
elso placed, and the tub is filled in
this way until there are six layers of
rice and five layers of eggs, making
five hundred eggs in all in the tub.
Every twenty-four hours the rice
has to be heated, and for this purpose. Mrs. Chas. A. Turner, Marie Joseph,
the eggs have to be removed, and the N:S., writes:—"We have been using
bottom layer this time being placed Baby's Own Tablets off and on for the
on top, and the other layers one row past year and a half and have found
lower down, the eggs that occupied the nothing to equal them." The Tablets
To keep little 'ones well the bowels
must be kept regular and the stomach
swee6. Nine -tenths of childhood ail-
ments are caused by derangements of
these organs. Baby's Own Tablets
never fail to regulate the stomach and
bowels that is why thousands of mo-
thers would give no other medicine to
their little ones. Concerning them
central position in the tub now being
placed at the edges.
There is some °difficulty in gauging
the exact time ,at which the eggs will
hatch, and unless care is taken, some
of the youngones are likely to be
smothered. •
This is, of course, the point at which
the ability of the expert is shown.
HANDY HUSBAND.
Knew How to Get Part of the
Breakfast.
". `I know one dish I. can prepare for
,breakfast as well as any cook on
earth,' said my husband one morning
.when the cook wasill and he had vol-
unteered to help get breakfast. He
appeared with his dish and I discover-
ed it was Grape -Nubs which, of course,
was easy to prepare for it was per-
fectly cooked at the factory, but it
;was a good illustration of the eon-
veiiience of • having Grape -Nuts about.
"We took up Grape -Nuts imme
;diately- after returning from a five
.years' sojourn in a hot country. Our
stomachs were in bad condition and
,we were in poor health generally.
"In a day or two we liked Grape -
Nuts better than any other kind of
food on the table. We both gained
steadily in health and strength, and
this was caused by Grape Nuts and
Postum.
"A friend of ours had a similar ex-
perience. She was seriously ill with
indigestion and could find nothing to
eat thatwould not give her heartburn
and palpitation, especially at night.
"She• found that a small dish of
/Crape -Nuts with cream made her a
}satisfactory supper and gave her a
comfortable night's rest, In, a short
time she gained several pounds in
' reight:"
"There's a,. -Reason." -..Name given
by Canadian Postum Co. Windsor,
(Ont
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears front time to time.' They
),re genuine, true, and full ofhttntau
mtereet.
are sold by medicine dealers or by
mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
"THE NEXT CASE PLEASE."
How a Bohemian Peasant Heard of
- the 'Death of His Son.
The Arbeiter Zeitung of Vienna, a
news paper devoted to the interests of
the workingman of Austria, prints the
following incident.
" The scene," says the Arbeiter
Zeitung, 'is in a little village in Bo-
hemia,. Wenzel Nekvasil has recerved
some legal pope'. Neither he nor his
wife can read, so his neighbors read
it for him, telling Nekvaell that it is a
summons to appear in the District
Court.
" 'Perhaps it is about my son,` said
Nekvasil. You know we have not
heard from him in four months.'
"At six o'clock in the morning of the
17th Nekvasil starts to walk to the. Dis-
trict Court. When he reaches the
Court building he is ordered to sit on
a bench in the corridor. After wait-
ing two hours he is called in.
"'You are Herr Wenzel Nelrvesii?'
"'Yes, Your Honor,'
"'Your son, Franz Nekvasin, nine-
teen years old, who was with the
Landsturm infant .3;• No—,
fell like a hero in battle in Galicia,
Was be your son?
'Yes, Your Honor.'
"'Well, assets to the value of 17.30
kronen were found on his person.
Do you understand?'
"'Yes Your Honor.'
"'So I will declare you and your wife
are the only heirs. Now you win
please sign this examination paper,'
'Nekvasil signs by making three
croses.
e now you can o.. Next - please.'
., 'Nekvasil goes to the door, but
hesitates.
"'Is there anything else you tiwish'?',
asks the official.
"'Pardon;' but .I am thinking of my
son—le he dead?,
" :My dear friend,' I thought that you
understood, viventiis non d<'ttur hei'e-
ditas—if he were alive there would be
no reason for court action."
Fain Ls All Gone
MISS »OLI<IE McCLAIN TELLS OF
DODDD'.S KIDNEY PILLS
Alberta Lady Tells of Quick and
Complete Cure Through Using
Dodd's Kidney Pills..
Ferguson's. Flats, Alberta, April
10th (Special,)—"Yes, I am very glad
I can say that I have tried Dodd's
Kidney Pills and found them all that
is claimed for them." So says Vitae
Dania McClain, an estimable lady re-
siding here,
"I was troubled with a sore back
that made me almost helpless. I
took one box of Dodd's Kidney fills
and my back is all right. I can do
My work and the pain is all gone."
Thousands of women in Canada are
suffering daily tortures from pain in
the back. Thousands of others like
Miss McClain are doing their work
without an effort because they took
the advice of others and cured their
backache by using Dodd's Kidney
Pills.
Every. woman should use Dodd's
Kidney Pills. They are the finest
tonic in the world because, acting di-
rectly on the kidneys, they tone up
those organs to do their full work
of straining all the impurities out of
the blood. Pure blood means new
strength for all parts of the body.
New strength means new cheerful-
ness, That is why so many women so
cheerfully testify to the benefit re-
ceived from using Dodd's Kidney Pills..
'1.
FAMINE IN GERMANY.
FACTS ABOUT MUSK.
press to "swat the fly" Simultaneous-
ly, the deadly poison fly papei•,,makes
its appeerence, with the poesibie risk
of fatal poisoning wherever there
ore' t"hildren.
Dor during 191:5; twenty-six gases :
of fleepoisoning..evere reported from
eleven states. In 1914 forty-six eiril-
dren were innocent victims.
This record is in all probability
iaeomplcte as symptoms of arsenical
poisoning are so similar to those of :
"•hoitra infantum that even physicians
rat long experience are •u1•k ea
+.ci k to .can-
fuse them, and the riubsequent illness, •
isl ascribed to choler: infantum.
The _Michigan. U.S.A. a..egisleture
has already passed a late regulating
the sale of poisonous fly papers. The
tit;estion should be eousidered by every ; w-
` eivic body of Carreda acid the States ; Iler Comeback.
to stop infantum mortality from an z 1 vitngelb c.- Hew ee ser, ray
absolutely unnecessary rause. new hat?
Caiolin*•----1 think it is rher'raingo
had one just !lee it last year.
=mire a Tilzat"e.9ut for sale every, "elttti
AlE WHtu
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PtAC.
{thing
ft NAPA
1 fes :eaCenatie's
favorite yeast for
more than ioriy
years..
Enough 'for, 5c. to
1,reduce 50 large
fooves of tint,
wholesome .none -
home made bread. pc
riot exp ritrier.t, here is notlti e
I>at as good.
Whit:LETT CO. LTD
TORQrtfQ, ONT.
"et S+r Pi:"3 fsac'rT::i.N,
te,
As They Often Do.
When the fish are running freely
4 That's the time to fish, thea' say,
But it irritates one, really,
When they only run Away,
A mart a an ( .gin beast :,f 1'ei'; .a^ t.
modem nett! be g(14
Peculiar Effects When It Is Carried _
Close to the Body.
The musk of commerce comes, for
the greater part, from Tachienlu, a
town in China that is known as the
"Gateway to Thihet." Three thous.'
and pounds of this odoriferous sub-
stance is exported annually. The balk;
of it goes to France, where it is used."
in manufacturing perfumery. Musk
is an essential ingredient of almost
all perfumes,
Musk has certain radioactive pro-
perties that cause the odor of the per-
fume to be carried through the air
in a very extraordinary way. The.
radioactive property of musk affects
the natives who carry ie to market
very strangely. .1f a package of inusle
is held close to the body for any
alength of time, it produces sores that
are similar in character: to those
caused by pure radium.
Musk is obtainedfrom a sort of
gland, or pouch, of the male musk
deer, and it is secreted only during
certain seasons of the year. The musk
deer is a. small animal, seldom more
than three feet long and twenty-two
inchea in Iieight. It is becoming more "
and more scarce every year, and at
the present rate will eventually be-
come extinct.
Renewed Stories of the Suffering of
the People,
The London Chronicle has the fol-
lowing from Copenhagen:
It appears that the Germans are at
last facing the facts of a threatening
famine. New examples are daily told
by travellers, especially by women.
Up to the close of February ib seems
that a greater part of the population
had not really suffered, although the
rations had not long been greatly dim-
inished, but in March a great change
came, and a catastrophe is appre-
hended.
In a Danish Journal; Dr. Edward
Lehman, lately returned from Berlin,
says everybody stays at home. It
saves money and it saves strength. 1
Within a few days meat cards will
be added to the bread cards and but-
ter cards, meaning that the consump-
tion of meat throughout the empire
will be regulated from a central meat
distribution office.
'marl's Liniment Cure,/ Dandruff •
Color, Anyhow. ,
The grocer had just put a new boy
to work, and among the other instruc-
tions was this :
"If You do not happen to have what
a customer asks for, suggest some-
thing else nearly like it as possible."
Soon a woman came into the store and
asked the boy, : "Have you any fresh
green stuff today?"
"No, *ma'am," answered the boy,
"but we have some nice bluing."
i consider MINARD'S LINIMENT.
the BEST Liniment in use.
I got my foot badly jammed late-
ly. I bathed it well with MINARD'S
LINIMENT, and. it was as well as
ever next day.
Yours very truly,
T. G. McMULLEN.
feminine Logic.
Helen annoyed her father with ques-
tions while he tried to read the news-
paper. One evening, among other
things she .demanded, "Papa, what do
you do at the store all day`?"
"Oh,".; peanswered briefly, ,> "noth-
ing."
Helen was silent a moment, and
then asked. "But how ,do you know
when you, are done?"
Painard',/ Liniment Cures Eurus, aEta.
The Wisdom of Willie.
Mother (angrily)—Why didn't you.
-come when I called you the first
time?
Willie --'Cause I didn't hear you
till you called the third time.
Mother—Now how could you know
it was the third call unless you heard
the other two?
Willie—Easy enough iia. I knew it
was the third time 'cause you sounded
so mad.
Obliged' to Leave Early.
"Daughter, your new beau deesri't
remain very late. The lust one used
to hang around until the milkman
called.
"Well, you see, dad, this one is a
milkman."
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It is made of metal, nickel
plated, of a convenient size..
Simply boil the "Thermor" for
ten minutes only (no longer) and
it stays hob for full twelve hours
at an even temperature of 125
deg. Recommended by physi-
cians on account of the steady
heat and sanitary 'metal case.
No trouble — no filling -- no
danger of scalding the `hands --
no leaks—no expense and one.
purchase lasts a lifetime.
In sickness, such as Neuralgia,
La . Grippe, Rheumatism, . Neu-
ritis, Inflammation—in fact all
aches and pains, the "Thermor"
is invaluable. As a bed -warmer.'
and a foot -warmer it has no
equal.
"The "Thermor" measures.
83ra" across and Is,, lee"' thick,
yet it weighs less than a filled
two quart rubber bottle.
The price is $4.00 sent Postpaid
anywhere and sold under an ab-
solute guarantee from the mak-
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ers.
High-classrepresentatives
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wanted in sortie territories:.
GOLDEN GATE 1ANUFAC
TURIING COMPANY, LIMITED
9 t ouville Street,
Montreal.
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lttlaaxd',a 7Gtstitueat ItellevAts Neuralgia.
His Concern.
'.What's the matter, old Haan? In
debt?"
"Exactly."
"1 wouldn't worry about that if T
were you."
"I'm not worrying about being in
debt; what troubles me is that my
creditors refuse to tet me get in any
per."
Purely Herbal: No poison-
ous coloring matter,
.Antiseptic•—Stops hi o o d-
poisoning, festering, etc.
Soothing Ends quickly the
pain and smarting.
Heals all sores.
50c.Box. Ali Drutgtsts and Stores
..✓. F.... sir
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ing your order for
seeds, see our 1916 Gold.
Catalogue it is
en Jubilee Catalotree
Gov't. Stan. Bus.
No, 1 Red Clover (Fancy/516,00
No. 1 Alsyke 13.00
No. 1 Timothy 6,75 1
Allow 30e for each cotton bag
We pay railway freight in On-
tario and Quebec over 555.00
eserIEt? ,^ee,:e .74-e- •-tagse' e
sal'=$40.13'
Mai :i�tTZ1IEZ 'X'
Should be in every stable.
STOPS BLEEDING INSTANTLY.
Cures Caked Udders
Spavinse---Curbck—soras— Spints.e It has
no equal.
Price 25o-600 and $1.00 sent
prepaid promptly on receipt of
price It our druggist cannot sup-
ply.
Dr. Lawrason Medicine Co.
Dept. B. Toronto, Ont.
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DELIVERED
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of till businesses. 4', 11 infuttn ,tirn =n
application 1.0 '\v12s0' 1 sabllFhtt r ''- •r -
psr,Y, ee West Adelal•te Street Toy'•.• *o,
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et ANCO•,lt, TT.:110118. x.Lr11PS •; •
internal and external, cured s:.tA-
out Iittin by our home) treatment, t1•tte
us before too late. Dr, ltetinran ;4fud,,a1
Co., Limited, Coilingwood t?nt.
EMPIRE BUSINESS COLLEGE
346 Broadview Ave,, Toronto, Ont.
Day 6 M IITTE OOIiRSR 1ra$yht
The only College in Canada
,leaching all Typewriter Keyboards
Oa ratos aro half than prevailing elsewhere
America's
Pioneer
Dog Remedies
BOOK ON
DOG DISEASES
And Row to Feed
Mailed free to any address by
the Author
11. CiAY GLOVER, V. S.
118 West 31stS:reet,NewYork
ratEr
CANADA'S
C. REA" ST
liuskrat Handier
is the old firm of
HtRAM JOHNSON
Limited, 410 St, Paul
St. W., Montreal.
Ship all your furs
there and obtain • full
value.
•
AXL
GREAS
Has been the
standard for years.
The mica fills the
pores in the spin-
dle. ; Saves fric
tion, W e:a .r a n d
money.
DCOh'rs Everywhere
The lmperial'Oil
Limited
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