HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1907-06-20, Page 7A GREAT TRIUMPH.
GAINED 111' DR. WILLIAMS' PINK
PILLS I'(Ilt PALE PEOPLE.
The Doctor., of %fount Clemens insti-
tute pr of e lilt' 1 aim. o1 These. Pills in
the (:ase of 11r. s. llarris, (.uiern-
uu•nl Iny+eclur of 11e%alurs al
Hamilton, Ont.
Froin the Star, Dundas, Ont.
We are much pleased to Fee Mr. S.
1Iitris. the hell -known Government In-
spector of elevators of ilamilton, in
limjaiii.das the ether day. greatly irnpeoved
v..i • h' alth and appearance since IIIc last
Line we tort Binet. As is known :o
many of the Star readers. Mr. Harris
has recovered (corn n king end severe
Mitres, and is now quite &d a to attend
lu • usual duties. Ferrol this long ',l-
oess many predicted Mr. Harris would
clever revoker. and the fuel Iltat he is
once more able to go uround very near-
ly as spry as he did before he vas ea -
tucked, -is little less than marvellous to
there.
In reply to our reporter, Mr. Harris
refuted the early stages of Iite attack
end subsequent sufferings which he ex-
po raenced, and while he did not court
Publicity, decided that in the public in.
iciest he would relate the circumstances
of this wonderful cure. About fourteen
months ago \tr. Harris woke up one
morning tt•illi a slit( neck; try as he
vomit', and after applying all the reme-
dies externally that he could hear or
thudk of, he was unable to get rid of
it The stiffness moved to the spine
and shoulders, then to his hips, until
:t )made nlntost a cripple of him, and
4t oras with extreme difficulty that he
c' u!d get out of bed at all. As for
winking it was out of the question with
!him. The attack becatne so bad that be
was unable to put on either his coat,
vert or hal. From time to lime he
called in Various Med teal men, none
o' whom were able to gine hint ouch
relict. It was almost impossible for
him to raise his feet from the floor, and
all pronounced his n severe case of
muscular rheumatism, giving him little
encouragement as to his ultimate re-
covery. however, one medical gentle-
man finally recommended the baths,
and as a last resort Mr. llarris decid-
ed, to follow his advice, and went to
Mount Clemens, Mich. As is customary
with all patients, Mr. llarris had to
undergo a thorough examination in
order to detervnine it the system can
stand this rigorous treatment. After
several examinations had been made
as to Mr. Harris' condition, the phy-
sicians there finally decided Ilett lie
ams not suffering from muscular rheu-
matism at all, but that his "ailment was
of the nerves, and told hint that the
laths would do him little or no good;
that he required altogether different
treatment. Mr. Ifarris placed himself
in the hands of one of the physicians
there. and whnl seemed quite strange
ti' him, they did nothing for hire but
administer medicine in the shape of
,,•ill.. Shortly after he commenced this
treatment he began to improve percep-
tibly, and his appetite greatly improv-
ed. Ile began to walk around slowly
at first, but soon was able to get
pond more than he could for a year
previous. Ile MLR able to put on his
coat and yell toastban to feel like
former self. Ilis iniptovement was
ea rapid and perceptible not only to
himself. but to others, that he was
plied with all sorts of questions ns to
his wonderful recovery. The medical
sltcndant was questioned as to the na-
ture of the medicine which was being
administered. Much to the surprise of
Mr. Harris and other patients there. lie
was told that it ons n well known
Canadian remedy, Dr. \\'illlnlns' fink
Pills. and w'ns advised to continue their
us( fur a Tune on his return home. Mr.
Harris is loud In his prnise of the won-
derful curative qualities of Dr. \Vilians'
Tank Pills. and consented to !make his
cave public in the hope that he might
,tenefit others similarly afflicted. \Ir.
llarris has king been 11 resident of
nonillion, being a well-known builder
of elevators, as well as Government 1n -
specter of the sane. so That his prorn-
htemee and well known Integrity is
et iderire that he Ls sincere in the
statements Ike made.
\\'IG' MADE: OF SPUN GLASS.
The enormous feminine demand for
arlillcial coils end toupees is leading In a
farnine in human hair. Formerly Swiss,
German and Hungarian girls supplied
Vie world of fashionable women with
luxuriant tresses of all lints. lint the
g. t•ernments of ninny countries are now
making it Illegal for girl to sell her
hair or for an agent to buy i1. The sup-
ply in consequence Is naming sti(rrt and
the prices of real hair are Trebling. A
series of successful experiments point lo
spun glass as the most effective subsli-
tuple for humnn hnir. Wigs made from
main glass are wonderfully light find
Zine and the texture sett and benulilul.
11 is easy to pnxtuee any shade desired,
while curls and waves can 14' mnnufn:'-
turret at will to suit the fashion ef the
moment. 'file imitation is so realistic
and true to life Belt it is impossible to
detect the difference between it and real
hair grown on the head.
ft-
SI.SGINTilATE CCRED ill' 7 tM•111 K
Ningtslrate Perry, of Croldflekds, has
lien cured by %Ant -flak of n skin dis-
ease, which had defied doctors for five
years. III' says: --
"i;cntlemen.--After a very (air trial 1
lave proved Za n•iluk eminently sieve
faders.. 1t rimed ole of a Akin disen5e
of five years standing. which no dec.
ler had been nble to do any good for.
7am•fluk certainly (toes even mere Ihnn
you claim for it. aid for my own part,
1 wound pot be without it in my (louse.
"Yours truly.
"ff►(:ER F. PERRY,
"Inst+••e of the Peace."
%atielluk is a sure rime ter all skin
pens, sore feet. inert bites. :sunburn.
looters. tient-rashes. -cc7enla. ulcers.
etc. it also ctI e% pee. vnri(eise ulcers.
had leg. All druggists Anil etork .chi ,ai
tl/k., a er Mailedpos11,11 fn,;o /1 uv
Ituk C�I:,'fnrnnlo. for price. G los., seeso.
bend le. r'snp for trim lox.
iet
LITTLE IA.:/:At�.liS.
Not Always a Benefit to Those Who
Thein- What to Do With Then).
"1 never had giro money left Inc but
oii[e," saki Mu. Gwmhhnglon, "and
that was not a large amount; it was
just tut even Hundred dollurs; but ,l
certainly did mole in. as they say. very
Family. 1 bought seine ck,Ities with 1,
and some other things that I needed.
and then went right ak,ng with my
work just as though noshing bud hap-
pened. 11 certainty did the no harm,
Put only go(xl; but I ani not so sure
that people are always benefited by M-
ilt legacies. A little feller like that, a
hundred dollar=. I don't suppose could
harm anybody: but about legacies of,
say, a few hundred or a few thousand
(ollar, 1 +inn riot SO stere.
"stile people, you know, dont know
what to de with money when they get
it. Every now and Then you read of
somebody who lots just run through
h.rty or fifty thousand dollars that
wmiebtely had left only a year before.
Not everybody that has money left to
him is like that; some people if they
get a little windfall of three or four
thousand dollars pay off the mortgage
on their house with it; some people
make it the ncstegg for a fortune; (here
are hard headed people whose heads
are not a bit turned by a little legacy;
but teen again there are stilt other po-
lite who, white they might not mutin-
eer a little legacy in riotous living,
would still practically waste it by drib-
bling it away. For instance:
"Suppose somebody leaves Its, soy
$5,000; which. to many of Ins, would
seen) like a good deal of money—like n
het of money. And fencing very com-
fortable over it we take n good bile (,f
it for fine clothes or the rent of a bet-
le- house or new furniture. !tliybe ice
Mink (- Il take a longer vacation thi-
year and go to a more expensive place
—have a good time for onr•e—and per-
haps we think in the fall we'll entertain
our friends more. and it takes money
to provide the equipment for and to (10
That; and in fact the Minute we begin
to spend money the more we want to
spend and the faster we do spend it:
end the first thing you Vow we hate
chewed a big hole in that $3,000 aiei
then before you realize it the money
all gone.
Habits of ixonomy once depnried fry
are hard to return to; after n year
those Things we'd like nlwnys to tial •
it is trying to Have to go back to th•
things that we cast really afford. an,i
here is Where the danger conies in. it
we don't look out here and put Inv_'
brakes on good and hard when
copse to realize that that money's all
ger:, we are in danger e f permitting
ourselves to go into (e -!•t; something
comes along just then, that we think
we must do or have, and --we haven't
the money—we go into debt for it: .i
terrible mistake to make; for with Its'
legacy gone and we in debt we err.
worse off than we were before 11, -
money Came to IIS a1 all.
"Just this experience has come to
sonny people to whom have been left
small legacies. Of course the onl>
tiling to do with a little legacy is to
call it; put it away somewhere where
it will draw interest: into your busi-
ness, maybe, or into n savings hank..
where you can have the pleasure ef
seeing it grow or (ream which. it
must have it, you can draw the inter-
est. The little legacy—should be left
untouched."
A \IOTI IER :S GRATITUDE;.
Mrs. V. Cheorel, of St. I'enoit, Que..
writes ns follows: "11 is with feethig,
of the deepest gratitude that 1 write(
to tell you what Baby's Own Tablets
have done for my baby. When I he-'
gin giving h1111 Uie Tablets he was ro
thin and wusted Itint he looked like n
skeleton. His digestion was poor; he
was constipated and cried dry and
night. I got a box o1 Baby's Own Tate
Lets and from the first they did him a
great deal of good. Itis food digested
better; his bowels worked regularly; his
steep was natural; he stopped crying
and bogan to grow tit. 1 got another
lox and am happy to say before they
here all used he was in perfect health
and is now a plump, rugged child. 1
aiwnys keep a box of Tablets Ili the
house and would advise other mothers
10 do the same." The above is a fair
sample of hundreds of letters that
(vireo from all parts of Canada prais-
ing Baby's Own Tablets. The Tablets
cure all the minor ills et babies and
piing children, and aro absolutely
safe, as they do not contain one par -
tee of opiate or narcotic. Sold by
medicine dealers or by mnli al 25 cents
a box from The Dr. \Willinm-s' Medi.
rine Co., Brockville. Ont.
--4
('se) the safe. pleasant and effectual
worm kilter. Mother Groves' Worm
I:slerminator; nothing equals il. Pro-
cure tt bottle find lake it honk.
England was first ditiditi into shires
in the seventh century. A.1►,
A (trent Combination, " Ferrol/1M " the beat
(� .te +. It oh odd be taken by all Invalids. b)
ail ,s h., are run down or out of sorts. 1t builds
up. gores new lite.
After the average young man forgete
whet he learned at college he manages
to become a uusefut citizen.
Ilave you trial Hnll.,way's torn Cur.''
I: tin: n•, equal ter removing these
troubtooss. excresences as many have
testified wtte: have tried it.
TREE THAT ItF-Ai-LY WEEPS.
Among the histcricnl curie cities to be
Seefl at Chatsworth (louse. England. the
residence of the Duke of Devonshire, is
n vvilkiw Inn met weeps. very (Often lo
the per_sonl►t discomt.•rt of those beneath
iu. to the casual observer it appears just
nil ordinary willow. l.ut en closer in.
slrclinn it ie seen to he artfully nrhfieial,
P i• made from a instal to closely re-
semble n tree. and each of its branches
i s c.,t .reit with innumerable holes. In
hot. the whole free is a monster syringe,
laying connected 10 a water main near
bv. 'ihe key for turning on and off Is
Hese at hand. and many a yearling party
has been enticed beneath its hrnnches by
practical jokers.
The iergest of slut 1.1151. is the alba-
tross. I1 W' 1111s !ruin 12 pounds to I'S
pounds. and cue shot off the Gape of
(torsi Hope measured 14% tee,, from
wing to wing.
Nunes' A Villiers' Trasart
—meat eatable medicine ler bely.
Used ever SO rem Fat coopeended
by Dr. P. E Picwt is 1855.
Makes the Mae wipes to Baby Strong
`eekh. aCiw soiled sleep w o
peon t• opium or other inierioes dive,
as As . . 234.6 ilwL.
Noised i & • -• Ca
'Look into this
rooiin question
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Get book o0
"Roofing
Right" and
see how little
risk you take
when you
roof any
building with
`OSHAWA"
GALVANIZED STEEL
SHINGLES
Sofd under a plain GUARANTEE
• that keeps your roof good for 25
years. With decent care, an Oshawa -
Shingled roof will last a CENTURY.
Easy To Put On
With a hammer and a snips
(tinners' shears
anybody can
put Oshawa
Shingles on
perfectly.
Locked on
til four
sides—see
the side lock?
It drains the
shingles so that
water can't seep
under. Top lo c k
(see below) makes
whole roof practi-
cally one piece and
sheds water quick.
Made in one grade
only—?.,R-guago semi -toughened steel,
double -galvanized (saves painting).
irtismoname
Wind - water - and - fire -
PROOF. Keep buildings
safe from
Lightning.
Cost only
4.50 a
square (10
ft. x10ft.)
Send for book-
let and learn
how little a RIGHT
roof costs. Address
The PEDLAR
NMI PEOPI.Z
Of Oshawa
Montreal Ottawa
3213 Urnig St. W. in sum.: St.
Toronto London
11 Colborne St. (, 1 nandas 13L
Winnipeg Vancouver
mu Lombard St. 615 Ponder RL
riN1: \\'\Y OPEN.
"ile complains that his wife refuses to
listen to him.
"Ile should cultivate the habit of talk -
ins, in his sleep."
They Never Knew Failure. ---Careful
obserlation of the effects of i'armelees
Weg t'tble Tilts has Sh•nvn that they
art imntedintely on the diseased organs
ef the system and s'inutale them to
healthy action. There rainy be cases in
which the disense. hes been king seat-
ed and does not easily yield to meds•
cin.. but even in such eases these Pills
t.ave been known to bring relief when
all other ern -called remedies hove failed.
These nsctertions can be substantiated
by tunny who have used the )tills, and
medical hien speak highly of their qua-
lities.
Anxkius Mother -- "Ola, professor.
don't you think my denr little Reginald
will ever learn to (lrnw?' Professor
(:rayon ---"\o, madam; not unless you
harries% hint up to a truck."
A MACHINE I0fl 1W011I:V
Sheukf be III' la •t „btainnbie. The
Singer and Wheeler & Wilson sewing
machines are acknowledged the light.
eat running, most durable end convent.
cot of tiny. look for 1I " lied S. Singer
Si -wing \Mchine fin. %%rile us nt Man-
nino Chambers, Termite, for s.•1 of turd
Cards free.
Ile "\hs llighnode is certainly a
he,niely girl, isn't she'"
she isn't n beauty, but when %O1) hear
her sing you will forget her ince." Ile
—"Gracious! Is her singing n5 bad as
that?"
IMINIMMI 1.1!,
T N V
Isst E NO. 24-47.
j5ves A Lot
of Bother
The starch that needn't
be cooked.. that won't
stick .. that gives a bril-
liant gloss with almost
no iron -effort ..isn't
that the starch you
ought to have them
use on your clothes?
Buy it by name..
your dealer sells it.
201
WANTED.
FIFTY Miff GIRLS
for our spinning, winding and weavin/
rooms. Go..d wages, steady employment
amt pleasant surroundings. Fares paid.
Apply, ;living full particulars, to
TORONTO ('AAI'itT 541 0 CO., Toronto.
R.+O$SOMT
The ('ream of the
KOOTENAY
11 you are Intere*ted in Frust Lends write
for our booklet. 1 t FRI?C.
ncDERMID! ncHAROY. Nelson, H.C.
QUE8EC STEAMSH IP COM PANY
LIMITED.
Giver and Gulf of Si. Lawrence
Summer Cruises in Cool Latitudes
Twin Screw iron S9. "Campana." with electric
lights, electric bells and all modern comforts.
SAIi:t FROM MONTn6AL ON MONDAYS at
• p.m.. 31 and 1701 June, let, 15th and 29th July,
Perth and 26th August. 9th and 23rd September,
and fortnightly thereafter for Pintou, N.S., can.
ing at Quebec, Gaspe. Mal nay. Peres, Cape Cove,
(band River, Summereide, 1'.E.L, and Charlot-
tetown, P. ICI.
BERMUDA
Summer Exrnr=inns, $3s, by the new Twin
Itrrew tons. Sailing Sth
and :9th June, 3rd, i th and 3ist July, 14th and
ta+h August, 4411, 14th and 23th riebtember, tib
loth au:I 4olh October, 4th. 16th and e;th Nuveen•
berm Temperature c.toted by sea breezes seldom
rises ab ,se 4) deztees.
1 he tlae31 trips of the season for health and
c„retort.
Aft711UR AHERN, Secretary, Quebec.
A. E. OUTERiIIt1DGE & CO., Agents,
LO Broadway, New York.
CONCLUSIVE.
"Mr. Crusty, 1 am collecting for the
foreign heathen. \\hal shall 1 put you
down for ?”
"I'111 me down for a fool, U f give you
anything."
it Will Prolong Life.—De Sola, the
Spaniard, lost his lifo In the wilds of
Florida, whither he went for the pur-
pose of discovering the legendary
"Fountain of perpetual youth; said to
exist in that then unknown country.
While Dr. Thomas' Eclectrie Oil will
not perpetuate youth, it will remove
the bodily pains which make Itte young
('1d before their time and harass the
aged into untimely graves.
Blank : "That girl is ronneeted with
sonic of the most Important families in
town." Plank : "Why. she doesn't look
like en aristocrat," Blank : "She isn't.
She's a telephone girl,"
ITCH, Mange, Prattle Scratches and
every toren of contagious itch on human
cr animals cured In 30 minutes by Wel-
ford's Sanitary Lotion. 1t never tails.
Sold by all druggists.
11 1+ man doesn't fall In love anti! n1 -
ter he gels on the shady side 4.1 h rly
he Invariably works overtime in nn ef-
fort to niako up for the neglected op-
portunities.
Bill IONS IN INDIA.
Club al Every Station Smarts and
Princes at the Markel 1'isltinfl.
The Ireton Club l: a unique lnstito-
tion ; there la nothing like it anywhere
else. Iii a small elation 1l is the one
rendezvous for all the men and women
lit the neighborhood. Punctually at 5
o'clock when 11w 5(111 begins to Tose its
lower, nearly everyone nuives clubward,
The glaring white road, until then occu-
pied only by an occasional bullock bandy
with its native driver, suddenly becomes
dm scene of the utmost animation, dog-
carts, carriages, ponies and bicycles all
following one another in the sante direc-
t ion.
Play and chat are at once the order of
alit' day. While some indulge in croquet
Badminton, others lilt the tennis
smuts, which are provided with a num-
ber of little brown -faced boys who run
about and pick up the balls. When the
light fails, two groups are formed in the
compound; the women sit and gossip
over their iced drinks, while the men
Bluster around the peg table. Finally,
the club building itself is entered, and
earls and billiards are enjoyed under the
punkah until it is time to go home and
dress for dinner.
'Nothing is more striking on one's first
t 1sit to the club, says a writer in the
Lady, than the extraordinary high spl
tilt: one mecti on every side. Some 853
they are forced, others that they are due
to the lightness and brightness of the
air, but certaixly such jokes and laugh-
le.• are not heard elsewhere. Tragedy
may lie underneath, but on the surface
n!1 is merriment. Almost everyone is
young. and all are ready for a little
rontpanionsnip and amusement after the
long hot hours spent in the office or
bungalow. It is this friendly intercourse
with one another which Anglo -Indians
miss so mucic when they first return to
England and have to put up with the
aloofness of country society or the limi-
tations of suburbia.
Then, India is the ideal country for
visiting. Each visitor arrives at a
friend's bungalow with his own servants
and ponies. Native servants are respon-
sible for their own )meals of curry and
rice, and curl themselves up in a rug to
Isleep in any avallable corner, so are no
trouble in any person's household. The
butler, who knows your likes and dis-
likes [Ater than you do yourself, )Hakes
it his special dirt)- to see that 110 home
comforts are lacking, and Is always
particularly generous with a strange
"muster's" goods.
If there are ninny visitors, the array
of smart bcturbaned butlers In the din-
ing -roost is ost Imposing, and the
waiting is done
mas if ily magic.
Thele are certain advantages in living
hi n country where houses are cheap,
servants are cheaper and meat can he
Ix,ught for ed. a pound. ivy a curious
native arrangement there is no fixed
standard of prices for articles of food
sold in the bazaar. The neem -sahib pays
rruch or little, according 10 the salary
earned by her husband, which is always
known to a penny.
—4. --
Bookkeepers
- -Bookkeepers for ice companies make
n lot of cold calculations.
If attacked with cholera or summer
Complaint of any kind send at once for
a bottle of Dr. is D. Kelloggs Dysen-
tery Cordial and use it according to (11-
rectlons. 11 nets with wonderful ra-
pidity in subduing that dreadful dis-
ease that weakens the strongest roan
and that destroys the young and deli-
mit?. 'those who have used This chol-
(rn medicines soy it acts promptly, and
never fails to effect a thorough cure.
Shoes have been made "right" and
"lett," as at present, for more than 2,000
years. The Romans had n superstition
agninst putting on the left sht,e before
the right.
Many Tanks are doe from the proprlet r4 of
Weaver's Cerate to f'tends wh• have written to
tell of Il:e 1 p'a1egoo,l word in curing scrotnlont
horn"r,, scald head and other skin diseases
"Well," sukl he, anxious to make up
their quarrel of yesterday, 'aren't you
curious to know what's In this parcel?"
"Not very," replied his wife, indifferent-
ly. "Well. it's something for the one
leve test in III(' world." "AI► 1 1 suppose
its those new collars you said you
needed,"
A Purely Vegetable fill. --Parr • oe's
Vegetable Pills are compounded
roots. herbs and solid extra:
known virtue in the treatment of u', 1
and kidney complaints and in giving
Ione to the system whether enfeebled
b) overwork or d('rnnged through ex-
cesses in living. They require no testi-
monial. Their excellent qun,atics are
well known to alt those who have 11501
Them and they commend themselves to
dyspeptics and those subject to bilious-
ness wit) are in quest of a beneficial
mdicine.
An ensy way to make money is to bury
so As when they are low end sell them
when they are high.
Ueda -weer raede-to order. for you couldn't
posa'bly awl iR k Ivor equal
is value
PEN-NGLE
uaranteiea
nderwear
Coils/wink eon match not hied nor butte; out.
lasts other kinds; and Y sold with a guarantee
that insures you against any possible fault.
Trademarked like this
is red u gine sign of
value. Made in many
fabrics and styles, at
various pekes, in form.
Eaten edea los women,
mea and children.
CBLAMWL-T
fhOLiH
A pure, hard
Manitoba
Sour for bakers and others demand,,
ing strength, color and uniformity.
STRONG &WHITE
AT YOUR GROCERS
DEALER, EVERTWHERE SUPPLIED WITH
11.OVR A MD /LED.% WRITE VS.
K ALSO YAKS ` IL E1( MT! A NLMDEB 'EVA
THAT HAS CAMEO GREAT FAVOR Al A GENERAL
HOUSEHOLD •ALL PVRPOSEP FLOUR
Thi (. 11'Kt LL MI LLJNtA
ruing 10 •JUN(IION
ONT
WILSON'S
FLY
PADS
On• packet
has actually
killed a bushel
MAIM.
—SOLD SY--
DRUCCISTl, COMM!) AND CENTRAL BTCRI!
lee. per packet, or 3 packets for sac.
will la.t a whole o.a.on.
W ESTERN BUSINESS — LF YOU
want a western business writs
u5 ; targe lists : hotels. livery stables,
stores. and ethers. The Minton Mansell
Co., business brokers, Saskatoon,
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2 end 4 Cyclo,
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Launches
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The Cleveland, Massey "Silver Ribbon", Psrfsot,
Brantford, Imjlerlal. Rambler and Slue Flyer
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On ell sides you hear "Is the tl,ytece, ming back?" 'I he unew cr is all
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More wheels se' l a'readv thLs season than the last leo ser,ae.ns ors
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