Exeter Advocate, 1908-10-15, Page 7STUBBORN INDIGESTION
Ono Who liar Sugered for Tears
Curia by 1.r. Williams'
Piuk Lida.
property. According to the will!
left by the father the property was'.
t , remain in the possession of the
stepmother until the three boys
could find their own another and
sister.
Prof. de I.an:ortole the rightful
I:.ir, began the campaign of adver
tieing bo has continued ell and on
fui the past thirty years.
The symptoms of stomach trouble.In July of this year he received
1.1
vary. . ue victims have a raven- tdings of his mother and sister.
ons apps Lie, while others loathe, The letter told him that, on the nee
the sight of food. Often there is a tiler's side, he was heir to over $:.,-
fecling as of weight on the chest, 500.000worth of property, and had
a full feeling in the throat. With been for thirty-six years, his grand
others there is an intense pain and father having died prior to the
feeling of nausea after eating. • teeath of his father, an event of i
t .ntetinles gas presses on the heart; which he had been ignorant. Taus
and leads the sufferer to think he; letter shows that Prof. de Lamorton
gas heart disease. Sick headache i t = worth to -day about $5,030,000.
is another frequent and distressing TW() BROTHERS IN CANADA.
symptom. His father and mother were di
Mr. Alex. McKay, McLellan's
Mountain, N. S., says :--"Fur years torted because of differences exist -
1 was u great sufferer from intdi- ing between their fautilies caused
gt stem, which was gradually grow- by the French -English war. There •
ing worse and worse, and it would 1 were members of both families,
be impossible for me to tell how. generals in the opposing armies. !
touch suffering I endured. At dif- Relatives of the father served tun-
feront times I had treatment from der Napoleon Bonaparte, while
three good doctors, but it did nut kindred of the mother were getter- ;
help nae in the least. Then I began als under Wellington. The father'
trying all sorts of advertised medi- kept the three sons in darkness
cines, and took ten packages of one with respect to the English side of
medicine specially intended for the house. It now develops that.
dyspepsia, but with no better re- prof. de Lamortun's mother and
_.ti+. ts. 1 had practically curve to sister have been advertising for him
regard myself as incurable, and to fit• thirty years without success. i
Leel that I would be a continuous His two brothers are in Canada,
• and have been notified of the find-
ing of mother arid sister, and soon,
in England there will be a reunion
of the Lamortons, the sons and bro-
mind to give thein a trial. 1 had thers journeying from America for
reed nearly live boxes before they
began to help me, but I do not won -
tier at this as tray' case was so bad.
3 used in all a dozen boxes of the
pills, and they cured me complete-
)) I can now eat anything we
raise on the farm for plan to eat
and have no longer the pains and
(1I nfort i had endured for years.
It is several veers since I was
sufferer, when one dray 1 read in
a newspaper of the cure of indiges-
ti.•n through the, use of ))r. Wil-
liams' fink Pills and I made up my
this purpose. The boys in Canada,
now prosperous business men, will
receive equal amounts when all do-
cuments have beta adjusted pro-
perly.
"PINT OF GRIEIF, PLEASE."
A lady, complaining to her milk-
man of the quality of milk he sold
cured, and I have never felt a symp- her, received the following mum, explana-
tout of indigestion since. I yi wetion :
they don't get
known in this locality and you arce "You sec, r
ouite at liberty to use what I say
in the hope that it will benefit some
other :sufferer."
All medicine dealers sell Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink fills or you can get
them by mail at 50 cents a box or
six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brocks ille,
Ont.
VAST EUROPEAN ESTATE
1:1;11t1'it 01"111 1t:.tRS
II 1s BEEN 1t1:11'.1itl)1:1).
1'i uf. 0. 0. de I.anlorten 1185 Re.
-,i celled 11 rd That Ile is
Heir if $3,0110,000.
Se\eral times a millionaire
(l rough inheritance, and for the
past thirty years ignorant of the
whereabouts of his mother and sis-
ter, for whom he has advertised
continually in leading European
publications, not certain even that
the n:e•t her and sister were in the
land of the living, Prof. O. 11. de
Lamortun, an inventor, of 'Pampa,
!Florida, is soon t+, come into
sessin of a vast European estate,
• and is again to know the full mean -
enough grass feed this tilne o year.
Why, them cows of thine are just
as sorry about it as I am. I often
see 'em cryin'—reg'lnr cryin', mum
—because they feel as how their
milk don't do 'em credit. Don't you
believe it, 'Mont"
"Oh, yes, I believe it," respond-
ed the customer ; "but I wish, in fu-
ture, you'd see that they don't
drop their tears into our can "'
liome EmployIIIent for ladies'
LiCHT, EASY, PLEASANT.
Such as any lady can do and en-
joy. Any lady who v. ishcs, and '
sees this advertisement may, if she' Farmer
writes soon, secure this opportun-
ity to be independent, earning a
good living in a very easy manner.
Work any lady can do.
For ),articulars addre's
yllt`. 11. SU 1131E1t`i, t„„,‘ much money he could .lire by wing • than can have and a woman can
•
rattctnkn-1Norat,-n(.fll• Prudes ria,oline Kn.
t ” • `Never !" cried his wife,
Correspondence Department gine t.' naw wood. pinup water. grind feed, fie., nr,'• 1e
Windsor, Qui, •we would not he able t. supply the demand. passionately. "Never! I deny it
s cat this ani. out fret 'Dual to Ili tu•day, and wa t:'hat dU you meant" "A wife!"
1 will send you our free caWluyus
Teacher—"Yes. Freddie, the tail ,Kamo
of the comet is 3.000,000 utiles
I, All 'ere
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EX -CHAMPION
WRESTLER
SAYS:
"After my great wrestling match
with J. Mellor, of Stafeybridge, at the
Crystal Palace, England, for the In-
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and in a marvelously short time the
abrasions and cuts were healed and 1
was fit and well again. At enotLer
time I had a piece of flesh aimcst
torn completely off my assn above
the elbow. I anticipated being un-
able to do anything with the arm
for a long time. To my delight,
however, Zam-Bok cloned up the
wound is two days. In three days
it was covered with new chin, and a
few days after, there was no trace of
the injury. I recommend Zam-I3uk
for cuts, bruises or skin injuries of
any kind.
Yours truly,
HUGII LANNON.
The above tantimony given by kir.
Lannon wben visits:,. •rnronto ethuws the
greet value of Zallr-nVk for injuries re-
ceived in out -door .i.ort.
Baseball, Football and Lacrosse
Players ghoul alweye keep 'Lam -link
handy. It prevents cute and injuries
-Viking the wrong turn." It stops the
pain and smarting. amt heals It is also
en excellent embrocation. curing stiffness,
.i.uled by Shaming. the Marathon R* I-
ner; lladreli, the world's second greatest
wreetter, etc.
For all Injuries & Skin Diseases
atatd Stores, or from the
ZABs-DU1t 00•, TORONTO, for prlc..
6 Boxes for $2.50.
(C. F. Fulford. Limited)
If
Every
Knew
RUSSIAN 1ILLt4.J FIRES.
.Attempt to Deal With the Evil in
the Lund Old 11 -ay.
The present is the season of vil-
lielge conflagrations which annually
try thousands of the peasants
\• ouden houses, and besides ruining
\thole communities involve no aniall
lass of life, writer. the St. Peters -
l. urg correspondent of the London
Standard.
Given the intense heat which ren-
dcrs the wooden hovels inflammable
a• tuuchwoi,d at the end of summer.
:•.ad the inevitable .ustoni of every
illage that the ablebodied of both
sexes spend all the hours of daylight
i• the fields gathering in the har-
vest, it would seem that nothing
can be done to put an end to this
terrible sruurge.
Children a;ul the helpless aged
are locked up or Locked out, as the
erase stay be, for the entire uay,
and are left to shift for themselves.
I f one hovel takes tire nothing can
sate the whole village. The zenist-
vos have been fighting for a gener-
ation with this danger by the ra-
tional method of assisting peasants
, • roof their hovels with iron in-
rtead of straw, establish fire bri-
gades, et::., but the process is a
stew one.
Much amusement is being caused
by an administrative attempt to
deal with the evil in the good old
way. The (Uo 'ernor of Poltava has
issued a fiat that any peasant leav-
ing children without supervision
"►o fined £30 (which is thrice
the average amount of annual tax-
ation, collected with so touch diffi-
culty from an impoverished class!)
('t• be imprisoned for three months.
The "administrative order," is -
s earl under- the provisions of mar-
tial law, is typical of much that is
i.eing done by incompetent provin-
'•ial governors without the sanction
and too frequently witness the
knowledge of their central organs
,.f government. As is pointed out,
if no fire occurs not one case in 10,-
ent, of children being left alone at
home will ever come to light, and
i:1 any ease the harvest must be
garnered, and can only be garnered
1 v every ablebodied man and wo-
man working sixteen and eighteen
Bears a day in the fields, which
may be anything from one mile to
tan miles away from their hones.
---4. - ----
"Man is Filled With Misery." —
'1'his is not true of all men. The
well, sound of lung, clear of eye,
Alert and buoyant with health, are
not miserable, whatever may be
their social condition. To be well
it to be happy, and we can all be
well by getting and keeping our
bodies in a healthful state. Dr.
Thomas' Eclectric Oil will help all
to do this.
"Well," remarked a gentleman,
after a long argument on the ques-
tion of ►nun's superiority over W O
man, "at least there is one good,
tweet, and perfevt thing which a
It, will be noticed in the Singer
I
Sewing Machine Company's adver-
lun -." Freddie -- "Great Scott!• tlSement that there are three ad-
Thcrc woultit't be much fun tying dresses at the bottom of the an-
e tin can Un the end of that !" ; era Canadian Falrban.eCo., Umiterl, Toronto, oat I OtttleCnlent. Any one writing will
jplease address thein at the nearest
--- I c•ne of the three places to his post
Sleeplessness. --When the nerves' -
WANTED 1" `r"''"`r'p i UtIICO.
IU in scone ands pmt of the words are unstrung and the whole body . t•eJes .nl ___
F } • rte t'rite•I Slates
11•..tller and sister. . raven up to wretchedness when the re sdnnte ur sco.t� vac! 0 1••
•Eoe.pe• le an trod,
places snit kir. de Stt'1C-- �` }ly' (}(ill's you
'1'ttll•ty'-RIX years ago his another mind is filled with gloom a11(1 dna- ! cerise., rn•!1 :re =414 caftan leOnA.i ; or u4r,r
s'l Nr s,ercn rid errer.,e, fs per d.,. Shea�'r work invite Alm k irstflat to your reeep-
•y naw pan ; no e,,.,ne..• ,r,tuu.N. ` Stylo---" 1 do not
ra• for ,...•:..• stun a• Mrs. de
NN. R. WARFER MED. CO., Legge', Oe$., Canoga. associate with such vulgar people. •
"Vulgar!" "I should ray so. She
end father were divorced in Lon- I anal forebodings, the result of de -
dun The mother received the ens.rangement of the digestive organs,
tody of the daughter of the union. sleeplessness comes to a(1(1 to the
Ti, the father was entrusted the distress. If only the subject count
)iarge of three sons. The sons > leer.. there would be oblivion fur
went to Paris with the father, thea whle and temporary relief. Par -
another remaining in London with tt.elee's Vegetable Pills will not
her daughter. in the goy French • nly- induce sleep, hut will net so
• apital the sorts were placers ei col I.eneficinlly that the subjeet will
1. we, all receiving a thorough col_ cake refreshed and restored to Itap-
l.•giate training. Tineas.
—
SAILED FOR AUSTRALIA. "Riches, my friend,– said the
Then the oldest son, Prof. O. H plutocrat. "do not bring happi-
de La►norton, now Of Tampa. went ncsa." "Maybe nut. said the So-
lo Perth. .%ustralia, with his fa- eialist. "hut it must he a heap of
ther'n brother. in those days only unci` be 1
ahlet t. drank like tate let hatmoney
tey
chap that hautl't got any.''
tailing vessels were employed on
fhe, run to Australia. The trip took
three months. While in Perth Prof.
('e 1.amorton received word of the
(el at h of his father, leaving him
1 cir to an estate in Paris valued at
liter f+:,000,0O0. Immediately he
feu ate richt in regarding eryipelaa as a
dance r.u•,II-e,'e. Annolnt the •‘• it, king
akin ,.fab \error's ()erste: And take Wearer's
Syrup Internally.
A elan is always willing to C -c1
fess faults that he thinks he hasn't.
There is nothing equal to Mother
Craves' Worm Exterminator for
destroying worths. No article of
its kind Inas given such satisfaction.
Misery loves company, but it's
tough on the company.
Very many persons die annually
from cholera and kindred summer
complaint s, who might have been
saved if proper remedies had been
used. If attacked do not delay in
Letting a bottle of Dr. J. 1). Kel-
:,,gg's Dysentery Cordial, the medi-
cine that never fails to effect a
cure. Those who have used it say
Photographer --"Y.11 aro all right i. acts promptly, and thoroughly
returned to France. and there re row, except, your cxl.r�ssiun. Please subdues the pain and disease.
c(i',ed $1(111,000 cash in French 1, .,k pleasant." Jay Green --"Hang
money and possession of part of I can't : 1'n► bow-legged, The Hostess—"Come!'te' I want you
the property. this ens several( ,t man. l an ant trying to hold my knees to- to meet the intrepid explorer who
gether sirs It w:'n't show. 11'hen 1 scorning his own life, made the re -
smile i furgit all about any knees, cent brave dash for the I'ole." The
an' when I pay attention to my' Guest—Thanks ! I've just been
ceope(i up in a corner with his wife
and I want to any at once, I don't
I.'latne him."
years after the divorce of his fa-
ther and mother.
STEP. iI 11'1i VIZ ON SCENE.
Then e • another link in the knees I furgit to smile."
eteitttut life .•hl1111 of 1he de I,An►or----
1'1'�TTIFIFII,
ton family. Two years after the di
torte the father had harried. this
c illy a short time before his death.
1hi Kate the hoes a stepmother,
hi took 1' .4Ye'Slon of the home
10Ca The latest
SUS: cess.
I -he big
black plug
chewing tobacco.
2:G!‘
Mr. Yonnghnshand--Don't you
understand bon- to do it. darling 1 '
Mrs. 1'ounghllsband--"Yes, I un-
derstand all right ; but it says, 'first
clean your chicken.' and i don't
know whether to use toilet or
scouring soap.
The 1 'ngth of the day and the
night at any time of the year may
1. easily Ascertained by doubling
tiro time of the sun's setting for the
length of the day, and doubling the
time of its rising for that of the
night.
Wise is the man w- ho is able to
say nothing at the right time.
Some wrinen are self-made and
st.0 a are remodeled by a dreasniak-
Ols.
iSSUE O. 11 -01.
wears conintunplacc, horse -grown
tenth that neter cost her a cent."
The Flagging Energies Revived. --
Constant application to business is
a tax upon the energies, and if
t1 ere be not rclnxation, lassitude
and depression are sure to inter
vd•ne. 'These comes from stomachic
troubles. The want of exercise
hinge on nervous irregularities,
and the stomach ceases to asairni-
late feud properly. In this eftndi-
tlon 1'arnielee's Vegetable fills will
1 e found a recuperative of rare
power, restoring the organs to
healthful action, dispelling depres-
sion, and reviving the flagging en-
ergies.
fiolidays are more pleasant in
contemplation than in fact.
People with peppery tempers are
r.ot the salt of the earth.
Weak ane steky People envy Omni In r'•bu.i
M•.slth No heel 1•• stay,t-k when by the use n1
the hs.( foni,r, '• Yerr..t m,"ino can get rich bl rod
and renewed strength told ttgor
A NATURAL RESULT.
"My friends," said a temperance
lecturer, lowering his voice to an
impressive whisper, "if alt the pub -
In -houses were at the bottom of the
sea, ulna would he the result 1"
And the answer came, "!inns of
people would get drowned.''
Holloway's Corn Cure is the me-
dicine to remove all kinds of corns
and warts, and only costs the small
ruin of twenty-five cents.
MORi; THAN ONE.
An impecunious doctor was wait-
ed upon at his home by a stranger
to whom, thinking the visit "pro-
fessional," he offered a chair.
"Thank you,: wan the reply ;
'but. pardon mc. my instructions
re to take the lot unless you pay
the debt and costs."
6. The Maniy Uses of a Good Sewing Machine
Q There is practically no limit to the variety
of work that can be done with a Singer
Sewing Machine. Whether for the finest
embroidery, the plainest home sewing or
the Most elaborate tailoring, the Singer is
equally efficient.
C Every woman takes pride in having thc8o
things, but if they be her own handiwork,
the satisfaction is complete, because her
own personality is reflected in every seam.
EJ The woman who uses a Singer may have
everything in needlework she can dcsire—
ehc is better dressed at much less cost;
her children arc clothed according to her
own taste and ideas; she has attractive
table linen, and an unending supply of
dainty underwear.
J Moreover, she is free from the worry
end delay which niways conics with the
use of a "cheap" machine.
Sold only by
Sinlier Sewing Machine Company
TORONTO MONTREAL NIVNIPEO
312 Manning' Chambers 533 Board of Trade B;da $04 Main Street
PANGO
For Neuralgia, Headache,
Rheumatism, Pain, Etc.
so CENTS,
ALL U!2U(1(11STS, OR
THE PANGO COMPANY, Y, TORONTO.
Mho'oeats--Lyman Bros. a Co., Toronto and Montreal ; Lyman, Knox .h Clarkson,
Toronto ;
national Drug: Co, London.
A. J. PATTISON & CO.,
33, 35, 37 SCOTT ST., TORONTO.
The Cobalt Silver Dividend paying mines at present prices
pay from 7 per cent. to 35 per cent. per annum and are in
our opinion a good speculative investment : Crown Reserve,
City of Cobalt, Coniagas, La Lose, Nipissing, Temiseaming
and Trctheway are populist stocks and should increase in
price.
CORRESPONL NCti SOLI:ITEt).
Douglas Miniri,
Co., Limited
Pro:l..ent, C. S. Czov:Fkt, Toronto
Authorized la;vital,
- - $ eo.Oro
WE ARE OFFERING 11 0900 SHAPES OF
DOUGLAS MINING COtiPAHi• STOCK
AT SO CEt.T3 PER SHARI.
we str••:"t>y tee mmend the pu.cha-e of this
stork as etn lnto.tment.
The Douglas kilning company have large
quantitie, of tsiurb.0 ore, hl,;h in g.,id,
psored up ready for mining et their property
Ili the!turgewr Lake (told tie;ds.
This 14 a splendid opportunity to insure
steady high returns on a etu.ttl outlay of atpital.
tt•atte f..r application forms or further parU'
ciliary lar
E DWarren&Co.
4 Colborne Street, Toronto, Ontar,o•
Special Circular
11'e have prepared a special
circular denting with the se-
curities of the following conn
panics
Canadian Pacific Railway,
Illinois Traction,
Latlrentide ('aper,
Lake of the Woods,
Mackay Companies,
Mexican Light k Power,
Montreal Steel Works,
M;intreal Power,
Jlio de Janeiro,
Tornut-1 Railway,
Twin ('ity,
Winnipeg Electric Railway.
Halts for 8peolal O'roular No. 1!
MCCUAiG BROS. & CO.
Members Montreal Stock r,(hhrg,
157 Lt• James St.. Li.iutrd:tl
' ! 11 trouble you fur another
dose, please," said nn experienced
boarder, passing his tea -cup. "But
this is your fourth :" remonstrated
his landlady. "I know," w•us the
reply. "Ms (lector has a.l. ised me
t•e drink plait;; of warn e:tter:"
Only the choicest selected hill -
grown tea leaves are u'cd in "Sa
lads" Tea. Kiting it a delicate fra
grance and delicious flavor.
COBALT HAS MADE GOOD
1•a oilver etre orudnrtion for IMO,
will naireyiate carer *12,11n11.Ner1
ULIt ICA
Q A new Cobalt proposition whic:i involves thus
, development of 43 acres of mining property Ideals -
located in lha recounized mineral zcne. only tw.:•
I blocks remase4 from the (Peet Nipissing. Righ'
of Way and La Rcse. Litt in at the bottom. 'itis,
Is where the money is made.
Q We are offering a limited amount of theca e..
40 cads per sLate, 81.00 per. no txrsenal liabilite.
on an instalment plan of 2 cents per share p0:
month.
Q Only a few weeks ago we fairly pus::e4 o• '
clients two Temiskerri^g, Nora Scolia and Crows.
• Reserve from 20 to 30 cents per share. To�-da
Temisknming is eagerly bought at 88, Nova Seot{a,
at Se, and Grown Relines at 1.77. Figure these.
profits. `
Q We are investing our own money 1n Ulrlea. Corr
and go along. Seed for map and ask for reguke
marku letter.
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