HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1908-10-08, Page 3APHYSICAL A/RECK
Resident of Ottawa
Finds Relief In Pe-ru-na,
1. 1'I.oKING 1t11'it A110;1111'.(ILLS OF C}�1L1)HOOD,
(lopes to I:et Past Obstacles In
New Guarana iu a Ittiloun.
An .Ilt.n.l.t Mill bo made next
year t., exp•e•re a part of New Gui-
nea by balloon. This great island,
the largest iu the world excepting
(;retodund, is very difficult to ex-
plore. It abounds in swamps,
dense tropical forests and hostile
tribes. Dr. Poch two years ago
found tribes only fifteen toilet. in-
land fruru the coast of German New
Guinea that had never been seen by
white sten.
The chief of the training depart-
ment, of British New Guinea in his
hest annual report said that though
gold had been found in many parts
cf the mountains, the cost of pros-
pecting further afield was almost
pi ohlhitit e because parties have to
sew their way through the tropical
veget.atiou and are likely at any
time to be attacked by the natives.
The %worst savages are in Dutch
New Guinea. two-thirds of which
is still unexplored.
These are the reasons why Lieut.
Iiatnbaldo of the Dutch navy, an
esperiouced aeronaut, has been au-
thorized to snake an experimental
j•alloon trip next year across the
western part of Dutch New Guinea,
ft the purposes of exploration.
His plans are all made and his Gov -
el nment is backing the enterprise.
M R. RENL ST. JEAN, 210 St. He will travel in a free air bal-
Patrick street, Ottawa, Ont., Ice n, and he has the utmost confi-
Can., writes: dente that, ascending from Cape
"I believed a year ago that I Steenboom on the south coast, he
could stand anythirtg. I worked will land at the foot of (leelvink
hard, kept irregular hours, and did Bay, on the north shore. Tho nte-
ltot mind the loss of a few meals, tcorological conditions seem to jus-
l:ut in six weeks I had changed to tify his faith. From April till Oe -
a physical wreck. tober the southeast trade wind can
"Eight bottles of Peruna brought he counted upon as regularly as the
back my strength." d:.ily reappearance of the sun.
Mr. A. 0. Harding, 503 %V. 190 From October till April the north -
Bt., New York City, formerly one c•. est moonsoon takes its turn. Ham-
ot the leading druggists of Prescott, baldo will chose some fine day in
Ont., has been presented with a i Juno next for his ascent and has
twenty-five year Medal of Honor in I no doubt that he will bo carried al -
Odd Fellowship. He writes as fol- J most due northwest and svill land
.otos : ! somewhere near the shore of (Teel-
_ "Ever since—I have been hand- I oink Bay.
ging Peruna, I have had a fine : Upon the success of this short nir
.rade. Once a family buys a bot- vt yage depends future endeavor of
1.1e, 1 ant sure of selling them more, this sort in New Guinea. The dis-
and it. never fails to bring addition- taneo in a straight line is only
ex -
410 • customers. ' about 200 miles and the balloon ex -
"I have nothing better for ca- p!orer expects to snake it in the
tarrh in all of its various forms. As daylight of one day.
e household remedy it is without Of course he will be equipped to
-ee and record a great deal. He
t': ill have a number of the special
cameras now used in balloons and
.. PLEA FOR THE GOAT. the expects to secure panoramic
views of the earth below and on
A little bon::, called "The Caro IA ea sides of him throughout the i
foe the Goat," has recently attract- journey.
ed some attention in England. Tho His course will take him about
writer urges that great advantage midway across the Carl Louis!
would be fotmd by small proprie llountains and he thinks it very
tors. laborers and rural residents: likely that he will be able to count
In keeping goats, "the poor man's' all the snow peaks in that mighty
cow." (:oat's silk, ho says, often range. The ains. forests, rivers,
IPStesses twit the richness of lakes and hills will all be caught
cow's milk, is. ,•ry valuable for: on his photographic plates and
children, and may he practically. Itainhaldo believes that this matcri-
guaranteed as free from the bacil-! nI will suffice for the production of
Ins of tuberculosis. Goats are: an excellent neap of the region
cheap and cheaply kept. since they' above which he will float.
readily find food, and they demand' If the journey succeeds it. will af-
little room. ford a good idea of the topography
--- et an almost unknown region.
HELPFUL, ----- -4.— --
compare,
-'I•----
compare, splendid for mothers and
excellent fur children."
HOW f0 CURE THEM
In thousands of homes Itaby's
Own Tablets is the only medicine
used w hen children are ailing, and
the mother who keeps this medicine
o • hand may feel as safe as though
there was a doctor constantly, in the
OLD l.0\BON STREET NAMES.
There Were 17 Frying Pan Alleles
and 1l Artichokes.
Iloundsditch, the proposed re-
christening of which is still being
keenly &'hated, is a survival of a
groat nunibsr of old time London
glome. Baby's Own Tablet/1 caro street names at least as objection -
all stomach and bowel troubles, able, says the Westminster Ga -
break up colds, expel worms, and tette.
make teething easy. The soother It had formidable rivals in Crack
has the guarantee of a government
analyst that this medicine contains
no opiate or poisonous soothing
stuff. Mrs. H. H. Bonnymun, Mat-
tel!, N. 8., says :--"I have used
Baby's Own Tablets for my little
girl while teething and for consti-
pation, and think there is no medi-
cine can equal them." Bold by me-
dicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from The I)r. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Broek'ille,
Ont.
FUNNY MEN'S MUSINGS.
Returning home at close of day,
Who quietly chides my tong delay?
Who greets me in a cheerful way 1
Nobody!
Who caters to nay every care?
Who snakes me take the easy chair?
Who puts my cozy slippers there?
Nobody I
Who has my dinner steaming hot?
\Vho for my welfare cares a jot!
Who heeds, if I ant sick or not 1
Nobody!
But who will presently do this?
\Vho's going to give me every bliss?
Who --must you know1--- well, it is
Miss
Somebody!
brain court., a passage in Rosemary
lane, Whitechapel; in Deadman s
place, which was near Dirty lune,
in Southwark, and in Cuthl•oat
lane, which was ''Ratcliff way.,:
Then there was Bandyleg alley,
ci050 to the Fleet Ditch ; 1other-
bite had its Cuckold's court. Of
Frying Pan alleys there were at
one time seventeen; Hangman's
Gagne was near the Tower; S►notk
alley rubbed shoulders with Buck-
ley in the Hole, and Stinking lune
was a maladorous neighbor of New-
gate Market.
Among other curious old world
names, some of which may possibly
~till survive, were Gossips' row,
Gutter lane, Farthing alley (three
c1 them), Breakneck alley, court
and stairs, and Artichoke, a name
which occurred eleven times iu Old
London.
NEEDED OTHER THINGS MORE
Like most ministers' families,
they were not extensively blessed
with this world's goods. She, how-
ever, was the youngest of ten chil-
dren until her father explained to
her of the baby sister who had
come in the night.
"Well," she said, after due
thought, "I s'pose it's all right,
papa, but there's many a thing we.
needed worse." i
vigtememeeteasesereeta
.1.171116
S. Important Pointy of Sewiu; Machine Consllraclioa
Q Did you ever consider what the thousandth
of an inch might mean in the adjustment
of the needle -stroke on a sewing machine?
j Or how many little invisible parts there
are which may run well for a month or
so in a carelessly -made machine, and then
by going wrong render it utterly useless?
9 For the perfect construction and thorough
testing of these vital details you nzust de-
pend upon the honor and reputation of
the maker.
The makers of the Singer Sewing Machine
enjoy a reputation vouched for by Millions
of Singer users all over the world.
II These millions of Singer users have proved
the perfection of the Singer by years of
steady sewing.
The Singer Sewing Machine is brilt li'_o
a watch and runs like one.
MAGISTRATE SPEAKS FOR ZAM-BUK
Magistrate ferry, of Goldfields, B.C., believes in making a
good thing known. Writing of "Lam-Buk, the great household
balm, he says :—"After a vety fair ttial 1 hate pr..ved Zam-Buk
einoiently satisfactory. In my case it cured a skin rash of five
]ears' standing which no doctor had been able to do any good
for. I would certainly encourage any person to keep Z.m-Buk
in his home." The magistrateisquite right. Every home needs
Zam•Bukl Unequalled for cuts, burns, bruises, eczema, blood
yoisoning and all skia diseases. All stores and druggists sell it at
so cents a box. Sure cure fur Niles.
Sold only by
Singer Sewing Machine Company
TORONTO MONTREAL Y.l iNIPEO
312 Manning Chambers
DON'T NEGLECT THAT SORE 1
A Chicago man has just died from blood poison-
ing arising from neglect of a small sure. Don't
neglect a cut, a pitch of eczema, or an open sore
of any kind. T :::r is fall of poison germs,
waiting to start up tacit evil results in neglected
sores, wounds, etc. In Zarn-Buk is safety. Zam-
Buk is so highly antiseptic that applied to any
skindisea:c or injury it snakes blood poisoning im-
possible. In using Zam-Buk you have three
processes going on at once for Zam•Ituk is healing
soothing and antiseptic. Try it without delay.
633 Board of Trzes Leg 114 Main Street
A GENUINE OFFER.
TEST ZAM-BUK AT OUR EXPENSE!
We appreciate the position taken by the man or woman whe
says :—"11 your preparation Is what you claim, you should
have no objection to letting us try it before spending our money
on it." To every person taking this view we say, send one ccnl
stamp (to pay return postage) and name and date of this paper
to 7.am-lluk Co. , Turuntu, and we will mall you a free trial hoe
of Zam-Iluk. Zam-Iiuk is purely herbal, suitable for the dciic.•tt
skin of little children, yet powerful enough to heal chrunic solve
talking years' standing. All druggists and stores, 50c. per tsar,
3 for t :5.
1118 DANGER. !il'i1VFise Bl►(Ili 1IIF'FL 'l ell. hovel you
i reccus tl,e setual date, lp, t
"SO2" said Mr. Donegan tese-reevirim: ■,.dem+ and shwnr,rktna cnttlansof 112e
"they've
, Greve. lett. Itnaiee,t \len, to in ,rata *slur,
they t•c been printing the funeral -.e;, h,,,,.r .,.nr pr.MNNt'ss'rKN, 1).pt. tai,
1st -est tt' t It trill AVE... ellICAOU.
notices av a Iran that wasn't dead
yit. It's a nice fix he'd be in if
tie had been wan of these people
that believes iverything in the
rewspapersI"
160 Acre Farm
lr• igate.h ;a, ye s{,rtu;e. milk sails 10 cent, quart.
e(celleni f.r all hinds fruit, nand cltmato, only
tea-thlrl e.t.h P. •S.tatvor, (i.,ldest, n- C.
•
A Sure Cure for Headache.—Bil The Mild Climate of Virginia
ious headache. to whim women are
Tramp -Can you assist me along more subject, than men, becomes 80 neer, splendid opportunities for stock raising,
the road, mum 1 GiTe the Children a Chance. acute in some subjects that they fruit tr.,wirt, d.arllntt and `.neral ta;ming.
winters are short. ('limas. Soalthtnl. Lard
Lady of the House --Personally 1 Spanking does not cure children of bed- : re utterly prostrated. The sto-ora! and sailing below its value but increasing
cal►nut ; but I will unchain my dug. wetting. There is a constitutional cause roach refuses food, and there is a fa value each year. Many Canadian. are living
for thio trouble. Mrs. Al, Summers, B., x is Tlrsinia. ante for in urraatiun to
gt id I know he will be Must pleasedEl natant and distressing effort to O. 16. KOINI:K•
I. du 80. 103. Windsor. (lot„ trill send free to :arty, free the stomachw
from bile which Cumoliatior.IA rf.ulto •,
mother her successful home treatment, Richmond, T►
NOCTURNAL1.A t 1-:N'TIO\S. with full inst.eetions. Send nontonev, bit has become unduly secreted there.
write bel to -day it your children tt.,utae l armelee's Vegetable Pills are a In Norway there is a law forbid -
Mr. Stubb--'Phis paper states that frau in thi• way. Don't Warne the child,' sreedy' alterati.e, and in noutraliz- ding anyone to cut a tree unless
A genius should never marry. Itthe chances are it can't help it, This ii.„ the effects of the intruding bile he plants three sapplings in its
pays that it married plan cannot in-treatment
ate.
adults
c d . a ed' relieves the pressure on the nerves place.
I
vent things like a single man. deay letr
t.ouble with urine difficulties by which cause the headache. Try
Mrs. Stuhh (sarcastically) — _
Nonsense, John'. I notice a marl_ t Oue half of the world doesn't
od mein never halit as v trouble
111
them.
R ors are out of sort. get a bottle of 7am
rvtta'
th. tonin• sad 'ou will ho .urprt..d how
venting recuses shoot geitiog home know hate the other half 'Ives'',dC uJlek-1-g that lho,ieating will wear oS. 11.00
late. claret] a notorious lady scandal- L1 All dealers in mhtkiu..
_ -- monger. 'glint isn't your fault. ----
To Those of Sedentary Oceu ta_
quietly observed one of her atoll- Guest- -"Why do you believe in
t tears. second sight, Major? Major
Geis Men who follow sedentary__— - Darby (in an impressive whisper)—
occupations, which deprive them of It will be noticed in the Singer "thecause I fell in love at first
fresh nir and exercise are more
prone to disorders of the livor and Sewing Machine Company's adver- sight:"
trsetnent that there are three ad -
kidneys than those who leadfind
active. dresses at. the bottom of the an- A Guod Medicine requires little
outdoor lives. The former willillfin
it I'armelee's Vegetable fills a re enuncement. Any one writing will advertising. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric
s ►live without question the most please address tl•em at the nearest i Oil gained the good name it now
r cnrioutt on the market. They are cue of the three places to his post enjoys, not through elaborate ad -
easily procurable, easily taken. act' office. tertisioa, but on Its great merits
as a remedy for bodily pains and
ailments of the respiratory organs.
It has carried iLs fame with it
wherever it has gone, and it 's
prized at the antipodes as well as
at home. Dose small, effect sure.
expeditiously, and they are surpris-
il•gi) cheap considering their excel-
lence.
AIRY.
Even the people who are in favor
of nirships want theta to get off the
Earth.
Jones "Re i1 I'm sure I'm
right ' lot ray ears on it :"
Brown --"Steady. old Hurn. Don't
[ s to stte•h extreme lengths!"
-.-.ata
bft7F(Ft..+, bY it
teals
"Kipp . .
/' I► 1•
"Pa," said little Tommy, getting
n bright idea, "1 can do something
you can't.- "What demanded
his father. "(;row :" replied the
y(•ungster.
These two desirable qualifica-
tions, pleasant to the taste and at
the snrne time effectual. are to be
found in Mother (:raves' Worm Ex-
terminator. Children Tike it.
--
BRIEF, BUT CRUSiHING.
He was very badly in love, in-
deed, and had rot tip tilt the "wee
sora' hours" composing the follow-
ing lines:
"Beautiful one, with eyes sn bine,
Oli, how my fond heart sighs fur
you;
Sweet spirit. listen to sue now,
Hear once again my ardent vow."
He turned out about three yards
of this soul -inspiring verse, and
sent it to the object of his adora-
tion with a request that she would
express an opinion on its tnerits.
This is what he received:
"Dear Mr. Hopkins." she wr:lte,
pt. "I do not like to hurt your feel-
ings. but if you read the initial let
ters of your first four lines down-
wards 1 tray say that they express
1SSI ENO. 40 OS. my set'tlmeata exactly.
LOST TiME.
Mrs. Mc('arthy--"Yer wages is
short this wake. Mike."
Mc('arthy--"Yis, Mary Ann. We
had an explosion on Toortday, an'
lb' footman docked Inc fur the time
I was in th' air."
Teacher—"What is velocity ? '
Pupil—"Velocity is what a man
puts a hot plata down with."
Alms
Black
Watch
"Biggest sed Bests'
Plea
Chewing Toba000
When all other corn preparations
fail, try Holloway's Corn Cure. No
pain whatever, and no inconveni-
ence in using it.
Every (german soldier must. learn
to swim, some of them being able to
cross a wide stream, carrying all
their clothes, arms, anti ammuni-
tion.
Physical Paln and rental anguish adlIct the
steins.' of Aki.i di.e* .s. (1.t rid ,.f b,•th by rub
bins werver, Comte on the heat.J, ttrkiag, die
Reared face. lite relief ghee Is arouse the
woad/ono! t•wlic:u.
pAIGO. Rhoumi.'tism, Pain. E•;c.
So CENTS, AL1. UlU(!(iI-.15, o:!
For Neuralgia, Headache',
THE PANGO COMPANY, - TOT! '')N 70.
aho:esale - Lyman ere.. a 00., To•on`o And M. Drat, ; 1 yrn :-1, KA /r AC , t.so•t,
TorMto l National ()rug Co , L'Id 1:,n.
a.us-saare:i• .t ata.A.lic•__ X _raw
A. J. PATT 1 SON & CO
33, 35, 37 SCOT'i' S"i'., 'i'UIZON 10.
The Cobalt Silver Dividend paying mines at present prices
pay from 7 per cent. to S7. per cent. per annum and are in
our opinion a good speculative investtnent : Crown Reserve,
City of Cobalt, Coniagas, La Rose, Nipissing, Tetniscatuing
and Tretheway are popular stocks and sh(,uld incfelite in
price.
CORRESPONUENCP. SOLI-ITP.1).
COBALT HAS MADE 6001)
ire diver ora arndwetl.n Ins Ixev
w{II .44r•4a1• •••r SI 2.000.001,
UL11ICA
A new Col pinrosir or whidt involves the
•vele mr :1 of 45 stns o1 mount prorottr ideally
located .n the reyc etnae 1 n,, neral r,uu, MIT two
' Monks removed tram ►h. 0 -eat N.NN,1A. toed
A diner in a restaurant sighed' of war and L► Rose. Oet m at ea t.•ottcrn 'tins
heavily in the hearing of the wait -1
yt' where the money Is m,M.
l 4 w. are ol•nni a orated ensure o1 Vesica a1
el. "Anything wrung, sir 1" quer- J cents per share. SICU par, ro perwr.al i:adary,
ie(1 the attendant. "Not much," I mons instalment pian et 2 carets per scare per
was the reply. "I was only aura .,O-; • few weel,s age w• fairy pushed our
Bering whether I should live to he clients into Tem,sesmrre. Nova Scotia and CT( ..n
as old as this chicken!" Reserve from 20 to 3 t ams r 'aha•.. To uy.
'{em;skamtng .s esi••.y sou(, tt at 6a, Nova Semis
at 56. and Crown Res•ne at 1.17. Faure Ihe•se
,rents.
When going away from home, or
t,'. any change of habitat., he is a
wise man who numbers among his
belongings n bottle of Dr. J. I).
Kellogg's I)ysent cry Cordial.
Change of food and water in sone
strange place where there are no
doctors may bring on an attack of
dysentery. He then has a standard
remedy at. hand with which to cope
with the disorder. and forearmed
he can successfully fight tate ail-
ment and subdue it.
"Yore can't spell long words like
hippotamus and parallelogram,•'
said the little boy who wore spec-
tacles and a sailor suit. "\Nell,,,
answered the boy who was leading
a dog by a piece of rope, „(lat's
where I'm lucky. I don't have to:'
"Don't you think she has a very
becoming hat' 1" "Yes; I think it's
becoming mut of date."
"Why, Tommy, how you do
grow! ''Yes. auntie. i think they
hater me t, o mu.'h. Why, fin
bathed night and morning I"
wri are invetlng our own money In ts:•ica. Cor -a
and ee alone. Send for reap mai as. for re,r..a:
market latter.
S'I'EWART 8► LOCMYhi)OI)
RNuk1.a1
18 Adelaide St. E. TORONTO
Al,ran rs;t,. :are Srockend %tlntPQLi 10rt.
A clergyman was censuring a holy
fer tight lacing. "Well," re(:' •,1
the, ''would you recommit -el I, •[
habits to your parishit,:1. . • : G
HOME WORK •vFtrate K 114i•l:
l.Ito . !'.'. .Ir
h::•. •p►.•d tug 1,,In. 1-. ,lit li.v 14. ...
.11
.t L.ts.-: lh .'w .•r.ysre time kn tt•,.1 for
t'.e trade• goad w• e, F••r e'1 p,•r'-i ors
*Adroit. 'I lir CANADIAN Wiled r - t • t', I'l-
7 k IBC If 1r1 t _ Itept W. (mt.. . , ,,
C.11 Vilma
1e
CANADA'S BE3T
ANO 13 U310
THE WORLD OVER
Bell Organs ire
77 also worldfnmoJ
1 ! -•
!Sud ter Free Catal.g
Vit... 7s to
410 BCIi P10000110 Or on Co., lid , CilFl�il, 0.I
If
very
Edith (dolefully) -- "\oft !
grown so horribly stout, I sop;. �1l•lil�i�
you won't love nue as much as y,,a
used to I" Harry --''On the ton
trary, darling. i shall see more .1.
you that is lovable."
The best of Ce)turi
Nowhere else do they gr• •
perfection. The beat of I
teas are in "Salads."
Knew
h.,w h - r.. r.,:.1 .•-e 6y n.l•e •
talrtatn'::. : r J
t1,:• 1 , •.,. .. • -! t..n;, ax:er , r.r..l feel. Ae.,
• w u1.1 n t ha this t .' t't". the MmanJ.
rut lhi• Adout a,r•t'enl to N Mt -day, and w•
will .031 y .e our hoe c.LSLAg•w
Nall* _
Ad1tr••v
The a.naur,n1w(rkaasse6,1LItlellel, ywMt4, sell
Alentreal, Wtaaipa/, ?Beee.►4R