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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1916-5-25, Page 3THIN - BLOODED PEOPLE 'Often Become Seriously I11 Be- fore They Realize It. Some people have a tendency to be- come thin -blooded just as others have ran inherited tendency to . rheumatism 'or nervous disorders. The condition in which the blood becomes so thin that the whole body suffers comes on 'so gradually that anyone with a na- tural disposition in that direction `should watch the symptoms carefully. Bloodlessness can be corrected more easily in the earlier stages than later. it begins with a tired feeling that rest does not overcome, the complexion becomes pale, slight exertion produces breathlessness and headaches and backaches frequently follow. In the treatment of troubles due to thin blood no other medicine has had such a great success as Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They go right to the root of the trouble, make rich, red blood, thus restoring the weakened system to health and strength. Mr. R. F. Ash BEER KEGS WEAPONS OF WAR. Austrians Use Them as Bombs—Fire Them. From Cannons. r An Italian correspondent writes tl;at the Austrians are now making use of a wooden bomb on the Carso front. The bomb looks like a cask, its outer shell being, in fact, composed of wood- en staves with iron hoops, and it is. large enough to contain 220 pounds of explosives. For the purposes of firing this "beer -cask" bomb is placed in the mouth of a 420 millimetre gun like a great cork. It does not travel far, and causes far more noise than destruc- tion. The Italians are puzzled to know why the Austrians bother about them at all. One reason suggested is that it enables the Austrians to use up the innumerable casks lying idle at the Pilsen breweries now that the export of the famous Pilsen lager has been stopped. General Luigi Cadorna, Italy's Lead- The same corresp^nflcnt states that ing Soldier, the Italians are using the Roman hel- a - is the son of a distinguished. Italian !net for outpost work and in the ford, Peterboro, Ont., says: ' Four trenches. It* is said to be better than years ago my condition became so ' general of the nineteenth century, the neve French helmet, inasmuch as serious that it seemed to me I pos- Rafael Cadorna, who, ill his younger it protects the neck and jugular as sassed every pain and ache and every days, won the Legion of Honor while well. Don't Live in the K itch en— Emancipate yourself from kitchen worry by learning the food value of Shredded Wheat Biscuit: You can prepare a most wholesome, nourishing meal in a few moments by heating a few Shredded Wheat Biscuits in the oven to restore crispness; then cover with berries and serve with milk or cream. Made in Canada. morbid feeling passible. For months . fighting as a volunteer for France in JUVENILE COURTS. Algeria, and later slid brilliant work ret e One f Her i had been overworked, and bereave- . meat added the last straw necessary as an Army Corps commander against to break down my constitution I had the. Austrians in 1866. The present li severe ever-present headache arid.: pains in the back of the eyes, Italian commander-in-chief is in his ° and at' sixty-sixth year. In 1886 and the Best e M the same time I was seldom free from' years following, as .t stats officer at - severe neuralgic pains. I was rarely ! tached to the Fifth Array Corps at hungry, and when I was it seemed tai Verona, he made a minute study, create a morbidness Which made my ; tramping on foot u:: an ordinary other ills harder to bear. Of course l sightseer, of the Alpine districts I consulted a doctor, and he told me whore the Italisn l are now fighting; 4t d a change of air just the ' Gen. Cadorna's military notes then What the Probation Officer Should do to Encourage Parent and Child. As there is a growing desire throughout the Province to secure the appointment of a Children's Judge -- - entirely apart from the regular Court DAME I3ELANGER TALES OF procedure, the following points are DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS, worth keeping in mind; The Judge of a Children's Court should be a man who was once a real Tells How They Cured Her Rheuma- boy, alert, enthusiastic, a student of thing I was unable in the circum- f made, as a fact, form the hand -book ; tism and Made Her so Well She philanthropy, keeping in close touch The Keener Optic. stances to take. I had a particularly ! which the Italian officers at the front Could Work Without Fatigue. with social service agencies and mod- °°Ilow did you get such a Cruised bad spell on the daymy daughter re-; are now usingwith advantage. As ern child -saving methods. ?" turned from college, and she insisted colonel of the Oth Bersaglieri in 1891. St. Amateur, Gloucester Co., N.B., A Children's Court is educational ey"WRll,boss, I was out a-lookin' for that I should take Dr. Williams' Pink he proved a master of the tactics of May 22nd (Special.).—Cured of rheu- and inevitably leads to a study of trouble an' dis yere eye was the fu: t Pills. I was decidedly skeptical, but ; mountain -warfare and an able leader mat'ism, from which she has been a child life and the general social con- to find it.,, she gat some and to please her I took' of men. After the Tripoli campaign severe sufferer, Dame Pierre Belau- ditions of the city or district. Natur- them. The result—After the first' of 1912 he was entrust„d with the ger, well known and highly respected ally, it will tend to co-ordinate the Minaxd's Liniment Ltuabaranan's rziend hex I was compelled to admit that I supervision of the general army reor- here, is telling her friends that Dodd's work of child welfare organizations -- -- really did feel better. After the sec ganization. For the perfectly equipped Kidney Pills have made her well. and to build up a system of probation Too Risky and box I ungrudgingly admitted that . condition in whieh the Italian troops "I consider Dotld's Kidney Pills one and friendly guidance. The Merry One—"Cheer up, old they were doing me good, and after took the field last May, with Gen. of the best friends I have," Dame Be- While clothed with legal authority man! Why don't you drown your sor- the sixth box I felt free from every • Cadorna himself at its head, the gen- linger states. "I had rheumatism the pet Lati n officer in a friendly row'" t i the lilts to others I am ! a great deal of suffering. both parent and child so that the I am and besides, it would be mur- NICKEL YS. PAPER. Wood Pulp Is Not the Sole Pajier Material. Edison is not alarmed by the paper scare; he foresees the day when nickel will be substituted for paper in books. He estimates that a sheet of nickel one twenty -thousandth of an; inch thick is cheaper, more flexible, and more durable than an ordinary sheet of notepaper. The weight would not be great • either, for a nickel book, containing forty thousand pages, would only weigh one pound, and only be two inches thick. The Japanese are wonderful paper mnnufacterers, paper being put to far more uses in Japan than in Europe, and they cultivate a certain mulberry osier solely for the use of its bark hi paper manufacture. Wood pulp is not by any means the sole paper material, for at the Paris Exhibition of 1bi;a sixty webs, or roils, t. of paper were displayed, each roll being made from a different fibre. Books, too, have seen the light pro- duced from several hundred leaves of different fibre. The pity is, though, that these dis- coveries are either too costly for pro- duction ro duction or that the substances are un- obtainable in Europe. oreGranulated Eyelids, Eyes inflamed by expo- sure to Sun, Dusi and Vklnd quickly relieved by Nudge r`� Eye Remedy. No smarting. just Eye Comfort. At 'Vatic Druggiist•s 50c per Bottle. Marine h) e $nlvcinTubes25c,Forliookoithe Eye freeask Druggists orinuriaeEyeRelnedyCo.,ChIca3a ye ache and pain and in gratitude I be- 01'alissimo is largely responsible, and the pains in my limbs caused me capaci 3- ac vises, assists, encourages The Sad One --"She's strong•.1 titan t,an a praise I i ! I took six boxes of Kidney feeling as fit as I did twenty others. � �Dodd'schild may remain in his home and be- der." }°o and I owe it to Dr. Williams' Pink I Cotton in War. ? Pills, and they made me well. My come a good citizen. Pills." I One thousand tons of cotton are Pains are all gone, and I can now Likewise the object in bringing a You can get these pills from any , fired every day from the mouths of work without being fatigued. I will youthful offender before the Children's medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents the German and Austrian cannon. ' always keep Dadd's Kidney Pills in Court (which should not be done hast - a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Cordite, one of the explosives employ- ; the house." illy) , is not to convict him of guilt, Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-' ed by the artillery of the present day, i Dodd's Kidney Pills cure rheums- but to find out how he can bo .encour- visa*, Ont. O is two-thirds cotton. The raw ma- ; tism because it is caused by sick kid- an ed' Thinseir on and helped in noble liv- -� -- - ' terial is dipped into nitric acid, wash- neys. Rheumatism is caused by uric g- g doing of children is LACK OF FOOD IN BERLIN. I ed and dried, and the material thus ' acid in the blood. If the kidneys are usually caused by neglect or improper supplied becomes the base of the ex- healthy and doing their full work Parental training, and it is not the Hunger Is the Most. Powerful of Ger- Plosive. It takes 400 pounds of gun- they strain all the uric acid out of the children who should be punished but g 'cotton to make the charge for one , blood, and there can be no rheums- those responsible for their misdeeds. many's Enemies. Icotton shot from the Queen Elizabeth's guns tism. Dodd's Kidney Pills always Parents should be summoned to pro- 41Truth cannot be hidden any long or from one of the Garman seventeen- make the kidneys well. They take duce the child offender in Court and tar!"' exclaims "Carl S." in a message inch guns. Guncotton can only be, away that tired feeling by ensuring arrest by the ordinary police officer pure blood and good circulation. discouraged. Too much emphasis cannot be laid Reason Enough.i upon the influence of true religion in Everything in the dear old village i byldiglleoied effort mayreformation. m materially - Proper - seemed the same to Jones after his sist parents to realize their obliga- r,absence of four years. The old tions and may awaken in young and church, the village pump, the ducks on the green, the old men smoking while ; old a genuine desire for a life of use - their wives gossip—it was so restful fulness and respectability—J. J. Kelso. after the rush and bustle of the city. 1 POLICE DECIDE FASHION. "Ib is by no means an • uncommon for Suddenly he missed something. to Stockholm from Berlin. i made from raw cotton. "The poorer classes in the capital •'e are actually reduced to starvation. STRONGLY RECOMMENDS For them neither butter nor lard can; BABY'S OWN TABLETS be got for love or money. Margarine' to the extent of four ounces per per - I son per week can be got only after' Mrs. Alonzo Tower, Johnson's Mills, hours of waiting in a queue. afore N.B., writes: "I can strongly recom- often than not, even than, the needs mend Baby s Own Tablets to all moth - of only a few can be satisfied. ars whose little ones are suffering fr•om constipation as I have proved them an excellent medicine this `rWhere's Hodge's windmill?" he -- thing that in such casesthe dissatis- • trouble." Baby's Own Tablets not asked in surprise. ` I can only see Costumes of Women in Germany Are fled crowd breaks shop windows or only cure constipation, but they make !, , pillages shops, one mill, and there used to be two. Now Censored. is, generally .,speaking, teething easy; break up colds, expel The native gazed thoughtfully! The Munich commandant has is- "HungervZ orms and regulate the stomach and round, as if to verify the statement.: sued an order giving power to the the most powerful,. 'vi the enemies bowels. Theyare sold bymedicine which Berlin -and Germany have. o Then he said slowly: r police to effect the arrest of ladies dealers or by mail at 25 cents a Cox "They pulled one down. There who are very fashionably dressed, Bitter distress naturally creates un- from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., , 'ern." rest ^.nongst the working classes; Brockville Ont weren't enough wind for two of em. says an Amsterdam despatch. Con- -t•td uproars and revolts in the poorer quarters of Berlin are almost daily happenings. There is money enough in Berlin, but little enough to buy with it. "Milk is only allowed for the feeding of babies, and every infringe- ment of this order is punished very severely. The quality of the war - bread is getting worse. Thousands of families have emigrated to neutral countries." "1 -le who has health has hope, And he who has hope has everything." (Arabian Proverb) Sound health.. is Iargely a matter . of _proper food- which must include certain mineral elements best . de- rived from the field grains, - but lacking in many foods., ra 0 e=Nuts made of whole wheat and malted barley, supplies all the rich nourishment of\ the grains, including their vital mineral salts -phos- phate of potash, etc., most necessary for building and energizing the mental and physical forces. "There's a Reason" Sold by Grocers Canadian Pomtuna Oe;reat Co., Ltd.; 'Winddor.. Ont.' d ' spieuous cess, it was stated meant a e< , Minard's Liniment Toed by 1?hysioians, waste, which was not permissible in RUSSIAN TRIBUTE. -- i war time. No Efiiciency. ` The first arrest occurred within Editor of Retch Lauds British Military Wounded Soldier—Yes, they got two hours of the issue of the order, Power. twenty-four bullets out of me! They the lady arrested belonging to one of ought to have sent me to the muni- the best military families in Bavaria. Reuter's representative has had an tion depot—not to a 'ospital! I interview with M. V. Nabokoff, the She was taken to the police head- editor of the Retch, a member of the quarters, but was released after a Russian deputation visiting Britain, few hours' detention, after being Hewarned to dress in a more simple said: "The scope of the efforts Fly Poison Kills More Children Than .All Other Poisons made in Britain for the creation and fashion., development of ibs military power has The Munich papers ale e unanimous filled us witlf intense admiration and in their protest against the order, strengthened our faith in the final tri- under which the police are -made the , umph over our common enemy. We judge of ladies fashions and of pro - saw your powerful and ever-growing priety in dress. fleet; we saw the display of your col- ossal energy in equipping, provision- ing and drilling the army, and in instilling a true ideal into your men. Last, but not least, we came in con- tact with that wonderful human mate- rial of which your country may well be proud. Our present close union with Great Britain may be considerecT as an external alliance serving an ex- ternal purpose, and unconnected with the internal life of either country. But there is another standpoint, and in my opinion the only true one. The complete independence of each State in its internal affairs is a truism, but it must be recognized that intimate rapproachment necessarily leads to .mfutual influence, intellectual, moral, even esthetic, and political and social ideals which form the basis • of the greatness and power of Great Brit- ain are 'to be more, widely recognized and adopted in Russia. All true lov- ers of progress, right and liberty can but hope and pray that this influence may grow and spread." Kind To Him. Wife—The dressmaker ways she. won't make me another gown until you pay her bill. Iib (with relief)—That's very good of her. I'll send her a note of thanks. It is easier for some men to spend all ,they: make than to make all they spend. Combined For Safety's Sake, Use Is there within your home, anywhere within baby's reach, a saucer of arsenic poisoned paper floating in water, or a can with a sweetened poisoned wick? During 1915, 26 cases of fly poisoning were reported from 11 states; in 1914, 46 cases from 14 states. Fly poison kills more children than all other poisons combined. ' Yet fly poison still is left un- guarded except in the homes where mothers have learned that the safe, sure, non-poisonous, efficient fly catcher and de- stroyer is A The Journal of the Michigan State Medical Society comments thus in a recent issue: ''Symptoms of arsenical poisoning"are very similar to those of cholera in tantum; undoubtedly a number of cases of cholera Infant= were really cases of arsenical poisoning, but' death„rif occurring, was attributed to cholera infantum. "Wo repeat, arsenical fly destroying de- vices are dangerous and should be abol- ished. Health officials should: become aroused to prevent further loss of life from their source. Our Michigan Legis- lature, this last session, passed:a law reg- ulating the sale of poisonous fly papers.” The O. & W. Thum Co. Grand Rapids, Mich.. (73) Minard's Liniment Co., Ltd. Gents,—I have used your Minard's Liniment in my family and also in my stables for years and consider it the best medicine obtainable. Yours truly, ALFRED ROCHAV, Proprietor Roxton Pond Hotel and Livery Stables. If He Had Wings. Algie's mother was an invalid, so his Aunt Lavinia'looked after him and the house. "Oh, dear," said Algie one day, after Auntie had lectured him for 10 minutes, "I wish I had wings." "Whymy pet?" asked mother, pleased at this angelic inspiration. "Oh, I'd fly up in the air with Aunt Lavinia, and I''d fly and fly till I couldn't get any higher." "Yes, dear," said mother, proudly, as the little chap paused impressive- ly. "What would you do then?" "I'd drop Aunt Lavinia!" said Algie, savagely. Ask for Minterd's and take no other Nothing : takes the conceit out of a flirt like encountering ' a masculine heart that is unbreakable. You will find relief in Zam-Buk ! It eases the burning, stinging pain, stops bleeding and brings ease. Perseverance, with Zana.. Sok, means cure. Why not prove This 7 All Druppistiooabozan.d Stereo.— Pfehavesnomstate• monis from patients cured of FIts.Eoilep- sy, Failing Sickness or Convulsions by a free sample of Cr. Root's remedy. Wo PAY EXPRESSAGE on FREETRIALItOTTLE If you CUT OUT and RETURN THIS Ao le your leiter. Hun- dreds of toctlmonla a on fife. Olve ago and full particulars. Dr. F. HARVEY ROOF CO.Dept.A 1164 Sta. N. HewYork Unusual. "Will," said Mrs. Spenethr ft, got lets of things I want to talk, t you about." 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