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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Advocate, 1908-12-24, Page 6BADLY RUN DOWN, dercd for her birthday gifts. tC Ai social and commercial success eon 1 so keen as in our aw•u day, and to the victor and the vanquished alike von: -...s a tiino when nerves and body. cry for rest. Nature and scien c have combined to produce an envir-' nntent where tired rnon and wo- men may renew their youth. On the main line of the Grand Trunk They Never Know Failure.--- 'lailway System, at St. Catharines,1 Careful observation of the effects Ontario, is situated 'file Wel-hof Parmelee's Vegetable Pills has land,'' where the ills of life. aro al -shown that they act immediately on leviated by • bathisig in the Saline the diseased organs of the system Springs of the "St. Catharines and stimulate them to healthy ac - Well," under proper medical se- tion. There may be cases in which porvision and attendance. Apply tho disease has been long seated to J. I). McDonald, Uistrict Pas- senger Agent, Toronto. WOMAN'S IDEA. A A woman's idea of living on Easy street is usually a swell hat tor each occasion. • er ONE WOMAN 1 la tl Among these ssi,^_a pair•of two- story bweettncat boxes, a dt nheitI'' pair of whic ► woo costa ►ous- glirnu�lt Sirt•r-wort hr. Williams' and dollars. Even a tiny tray no I'iuk Pills Restored Health and Strength. Pettily run down is the condition of thoiltttitsds throughout Canada -- perhaps you are one of them. Yon find w.rrk a burden. You aro weak; easily tired; out of sorts; pale and tl►ip. Your bleep is restless; your appetite poor and you suffer from headaches. All this suffering is caused by bad bleed and nothing can make you well hut good hleod larger than the palm of one's hand represents six months of work with its two bemired coatings and its slow, careful carving. DESTRUCTION BY RATS. Estimated That trent Britain i.oses $75,000,000 Per Annum. There is a prospect of a regularly organized war against rats in the British Isles. A deputation from -- welting can make this good the Incorporated Society for the blond so quickly as Dr. W'diesels' Destruction of Vermin recently vis- I'uit- Pills for Palo People. These ills never fail to make, rich, red, tealtlegivine blood. Mr. H. It. 'Reed, Quebec city, says: "About twelve months ago I was all run dowel as the result of over -work. fly (lector ordered no to tako a complete rest, but this did not help me. I had no appetite; my nerves were unstrung and I was so weak I could scarcely move. Nothing the doctor did helped me and I began to think my case was incurable. While confined to my room friends came to see me and one of them advised me to try Dr. Wiljiams' Pink Pills. I did so anu soon my appetite improved, my color came back and in less than a month I iced Lord Carrington, president of the Board of Agriculture, and ask- ed for the appointment of a com- mission to inquire into the damage to crops done by these vermin. Tho deputation consisted of Sir James Crichton-Browne, Mr. Theo - bald, vice-president of the chairman of the rat committee of the associa- tion, and others. They pointed out the enormous damage done by rats, estimated by Sir Jaynes Crichton-Browne at $75,- 000,000 per annum in Great Britain. This figure was arrived at by al- lowing one rat per cultivated acrd of land, and one farthing's damage per rat per day. Sir James incident- ally stated tho plague in India last was able to leave my room: 1 con- year, and denounced the rat as the tinned the pills for another month chief cause of infection. He added and they completely cured me. I that the expenditure on rat. poisons am now in the best of health and able to do my work without fatigue. I feel st're that_ all who aro weak will find renewed health and strength in Dr. Itril:.•'ns' Pink Pills. They certainly saved me from a life of misery." When Dr. Williams' Pink Pills make new blood they go right to the root of and cure anaemia, rheumatism, St. Vitus dance, kid- ney trouble, indigestion, headache, in the United Kingdom arnounteU to $1,250,000 per annum, which was far more than would be requir- ed to exterminate the verinin if the catnpaign wore systematically con- ducted. The deputation recommended a law empowering the ',seal govern- ment board, whenever the local authorities faileu to take steps for the destruction of the rats, to do the work, at the coat of the local STATDME TELLS HER SUFFERING S1S- .'I'EItS TO USE DODU'S KIDNEY PILLS. They I'roved a Blessing to Ill'r 11hcn lier Pltin:•t and Weakness 11'ere .Uuto.t More Than She Could Bear. St. George, Man., Dec. It (Specie]).—Hoping to save her sis- ter women in the West from pains and aches which come at the criti- cal times in a woman's lite, Mrs. Arseno Vinet of this place has giv- en the following statement for pub- lication: "1 have brought up a largo family and have always enjoyed good health until the last two years. 1 ata fifty-four years of ago and at the critical tune of life that comes to every woman, I had peins in my right hip and shoulder. I could not lie down two minutes at a time RENEW YOUR YOUTH. Never before has the struggle for "If we wait any longer we shall miss the train," she said impatient- ly. "We have been waiting a good ntanv minutes ter that mother of Hours, I should say !" he replied, some -a -hat acrimoniously. "Ours!" cried she, rapturously. "Oh, George! this is so sudden!" Theo she fell upon his neck. WITIH `THE CHILDREN. At supper to -night will they be served the most wholesome and easily digested food nature has provided t . Not unless they have Orange Meat. This is made from without suffering the greatest ag- the whole wheat, thoroughly and on Sometimes I awakened with properly cooked and mixed with malt. Orange Meat served with milk or cream combine to make a perfect food. a feeling as if some one had laid a piece of ice on my head. An- other time it would be a burning pain under the left shoulder. "I took many medicines, but could get no relief, till reading of cares of similar cases to my own by Dodd's Kidney Pills, led me to try them. They did wonders for me. "I want all women to know what Dodd's Kidney Pills did for mc." Dodd's Kidney Pills cure the Kidneys. Tho woman who has sound Kidneys is safeguarded against nine -tenths of the suffering that makes life a burden to the wo- man of Canada. CHANCE FOR OTHERS. Mrs. Gaswell (reading)—John, how did the Sphinx get its repute - and backache and those secret ail- authorities. Inspectors would have tion for being so wise1 relents which make the lives of so power to enter without warrant Caswell--Iiy keeping its mouth many women and growing girls any suspected area, such terra in- rhut for 3,000 years, my dear. miserable. Sold by all medicine eluding dwelling houses, outhouses, Lear!, dealers or by mail, at 50e. a box or six loxes for 82.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- ville, Ont. • MENTAL i. t('t10ER-WORK. Cre;,t Patience and Delicate Touch Required. Lacquer -work is seen in its per- fection only in China and Japan. Tho Chinese master of the art, who alone holds many of its secrets, ' lives and works in l'eking. Miss ):lira Scidmore, writes of a visit to, his shop. In that dry cliinatc, away from the sen, there aro more dilli- culties in managing the lacquer than in Japan ; but this expert, in his stone •floored, heavy -walled and roofed house, mannges to maintain an even temperature :end to get moisture into the air by constant sprinkling. Mixed lacquers—thick, sticky liq- uids like honey or molasses— are kept in cove.red crocks or bowls, and the workmen apply them with thin blades or brushes that distrib- ute thin, even washes over the , wooden foundation of the object' that is being coated. The surfa' a of a hox, for example, is coated over with dark -green lac- quer and put away to dry in a Clark cupboard, the sicca of which are contsantly sprinkled with eater. After dying for a day in the moist air another coat is applied, and it is again put int.) the damp cup- board t) dry. This continues until the object has been coated fifty times with the dark -green lacquer. The general outline of the design which is to be raised in relief above the dark ground is drawn, and the groundwork cnrt'ed over with fine wave and geometrical designs. Tion successive coats of red lacquer Ore applied, and gradually little islands of scarlet appear above the green level. Eighty coats elf red lacquer are put in and dried, and then the out- lines of the flowers or figures are sketched on an 1 the relief orna- ment carved out. Slowly and patiently the Chinese workmen chip away and cat away into the quarter inch of red substance, which is only shout as hard as cheese. As the thin little chisel cuts under a tiny flower until it rests in relief upon green leases. one admire-♦ the skill and stere touch that works out all the exquisite modeling of the deli- cate petals. "The empress 'lowager is fond of neer. reel things." •aid the director, • who further explained that many of the finished boxes and ether ar- ticic� .aeon us tris, teleses long ago factories, warehouses, docks, wharves, railway stations and build- ings attached thereto, stables sew- Give the Chlldten a Chance. Spanking does not cure children of bed. wetting. Thera is a constitutional cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Summers, Ban Windsor, Ont„ will send free. to any MOTHERS $ ere, fields, gardens, and stacks of wood, hay, and corn. Lord Car- rington promised to consider the matter and make his reply in clue rot, Cutts.. mother her successful home treatment. 4, with full instruct!ons. Send no money, but TRAVELLER'S VALUABLE MO.write her to -day if your children trouble the chu in ances ay. are iittmit can'til helpthe h. cThis treatment Also cures adults and aged people troubled with urine difficulties by day ur night. Travelling on the I C. R., Mr Harry Tonere, St. i'aul Street, St. John, N.8„ found a boy Of Z*m•lluk, the great skin•hea!rr. Ile was tuff:ring fro•n badly chapped hands at the hint so applied the balm. Ile says :— "Zam•fIuk eased the pain and smarting, healed the cracks, and mole my hands quite smooth. Finding it so goad, 1 kept a surlily handy, and have since proved u a really wonderful healer. it cures .uta, sores, ..r burrs equally well, and 1 woald oot like nom to be without a supply." Mr. 'Lowers is only one of thousands who are glad they heard of ?earn -link. There is no skin disease it will not relieve and cute. Its fame is spreading everywhere. and n is now regarded as Nature's great "liras •aid'' In workshops, on the farm, or in the home. No tra,efer should be without it. Every home should have its box always ready for ate. A little Zero -Auk rubbed regularly on the hands and lace before retiring each night ail) keep the skin soft and free hon chaps, cold -sores, or disease. it you have A cut, a bruise, or same irritst• hog skin disease, which has defied all nrdinery remedies, apply Zam-Huk. It first cleanses • wound by kitting off all h►rmful bacteria. Then it builds op new time cell by cell --just as a bri; klayer Itys row after row of brit kg. Then it covets the wound with new healthy skin, anti the cure is cffcc:et' 1 Zam-Huk is also it cure fur piles. it gives speedy rel:ef and ends the throbbing, burn'ng paint. Skin -diseases, such as enema, itch. u'cers, bather's rash, rashes due to bloods poison, etc , cannot resist its powerful hes:inif virtues. l'eerely vegetab'e. it is an idem comm htnation of power and pear ty. Sec, a 1.•.g of all druggists and ,totes, or poll free front Zan.-Ituk Cn., Toronto. for price. Reject *beep, hsenaf rl and daagesotts suosututca. Customs Officer—"I thought you said, madam, there was nothing but wearing apparel in your trunk. 1S hat about these three bottles of cognac 1' "Oh, those." said the lady, "aro my nightcaps." A Medicine C;Icst in Itself. -- Only the well-to-do can afford to possess a mea.cino chest, but lir. Thomas' Electric Oil, which is a medicine chest in itself being a CUTE. He proposed to an heiress, But she was too cute, For she noticed that he Wore a busi:►ces suit. Repeat it:—"Shiloh's Cure will always cure my coughs and colds." Ono thousand cubic feet of gas will yield as mueli light as 50 pounds of candles. Sudden transition from a hot to a cold temperature, exposure to rair►, sitting in a draught, unseas- onable substitution of light for heavy clothing, are fruitful causes of colds and tho resultant cough so perilous to persons of weak lungs. Among the many medicines for bronchial disorders so arising, there is none better than Bickle's Anti-Consurnptive Syrup. Try it and become convinced. Price 25 cents. SUBSTANTIAL PROOF. She—"Ani I really the dearest thing on earth to you, Harold?" Ho—"If you doubt my word, dar- ling, I have the bills to prove it." That Tormenting/ Sold that tondo you wretched Lung n.sl ams when your tba. at l7 a e • take; .rens This Admirable remedy la tope trvw up,mD. Take is is time. HOW SO? "They say vertical writing makes forgery easy?" "How can that bo if it's up- r'ght 1" Tho healthy glow disappearing remedy for rheumatism, lumbago, from the cheek and moaning and sore throat, colds. coughs, catarrh, restlessness at night are sato asthma, and a potent healer for symptoms of worms in children. wounds, cuts, bruises, sprains, Do not fail to Ret a bottle of etc., is within the reach cf the poor- Mother (,raves W'orm Extcrmin• est, owing to its cheapness. It should be in every house. manyKeeping family poor. is what keeps nI Repeat it: --" Shiloh's Cure will al- ways cure my coughs and colds." "Pre. what is the meaning of in- consislency?" asked Freddy. ''In- consistency, my sun," exclaimed pa, "means a pian who growls all day and then goes home and kicks 1the dog fur barking at night." A Purely Vegetable Pill.--Pnr- Mr. Yonngwife--"My clear, the melee's Vegetable }'ills are coin - hank in is limb my money is deposit -'pounded from routs, herbs, nod cd has broken l" Mrs.? oungwife— solid extracts of known virtue in "What a mete•~ youve gat your the treatment of liver and kidney. cheque-book at home, love!' complaints and in giving tone to A man applied at the factory for the system whether enfeebled by a je'b. Amonaat other nuestitn•• worth two overwork or deranged through ex- I the foreman p caked him why he left try. ..saes in living. They require no his last lace. "11•ell, ' he replied, (testimonial. Their excellent qual-' "they a ked mo to please have used them end they corn.' hct leave, Lae of nosh. eoteh ani pain In theche'1 may flies nye wen known to all those {�{ and I didn't like t r refuse them." notIn.I •.•nsesmptlon. Md are hat st,tns. APenV ! Lung it ibis loosens the cough and heals Inaiat• NRepeat lid ear paaages. Net a grain of opium in It. mend themselves to dyspeptics and those subject to biliousness who it: —"Shiloh's Cure will always The pessimist never ]topes for the aro in quest of a beneficial tiled cure my coughs and colds." ].est for fear he will be fo.led. icinc. Hardly nay man is clever enough to know how important he isn't. Report it. " Shiloh's Cure will al- ways cure my couglis and colds." CP AGAINST iT. atur; it is an effectual medicine. -- "Was your husband lucky in the last race meeting?" "Yes," an- swered young Mrs. Tomkins; "ho sprained his ankle badly, and so couldn't attend." _ — Rercat it:—"Shiloh', Cure wiil always cure my coughs and colds." and does not easily yield to med- icine, but even in 'such cases these Pills have been known to bring re- lief when all other ao-called rem- edies have failed. These asser- tions can be substantiated by many who have used and med- ical of their qualities. the Pills, men speak highly "I wish I had never learned to play cards," exclaimed a man who had been unfortunate at the game. "You moan you wish you had learn- ed, don't you 1" was Itis wife's re- joinder. • Repeat it: —"Shiloh's Cure will always cure my coughs and colds." Tramp --"Can you Assist ino along the read, intiml" Lady of the Nouse--"Personally, I cannot; but i will unchain my dog, and I knuw he will." tmttattene Abound. hal Inst,► n,nn gettln- the gw..ui .e I he U A 1. ' ',tenth .1 ,':stere h has 11t . t 1 the test Of years It cures aches and pains quicker than any p: The man who fails is of the sten who never Mrs. Nowrich—"Aro you Mr. Easel?" Mr. E.—"Yes, madam." "The painter of miniatureal" "Yes madam." "What'll you charge to paint a life-sized miniature of my daughter ?" APhysleten isnot always at handanard your. telt against midden inch' and c,lds Ly keeping a bottle of Painkiller o thehouse aknt void suoai totes, there y Larle'—Z-e and 800. Importunate Lady (who has been subjecting the child to a running fire of questions)—"Is the skin of tho fox any use 1" Child—"Yes." Lady—"What for i" Child — "Fol keeping the fox warm, of course." Pca r! •• Percy ing a hard time with his courtship these days." wasRuby "indeed?" `— – Pearl --"Yes, he called nn girl and her father ]'addled him witheut gloves." Ruby—"Gracious Pearl --"Yes, and Vie!) he called on another girl and her brother happened to be a pugilist and hand- led him with gl.,ves." The teacher was gis ing an expn- riaion on culpable h.nnicule. ••ff 1 went ont in a email boat." he said, "and the owner knew it was leaking. and I gut drowned. what t old that be?" After a few nein e.tes' rilence a little boy stood rep and said : -- "A holiday, sir :" Catiliflnw,•r is hav- Get acquainted with Black Watch the Lig black plug chewing tobacco. A trcmendow, favorite everywhere, because of its richness and pleasing flavor. 2:00 one A MISNOMER. "I never saw such a lazybones in all my life! Of what is that girl too 'e 1" "She is Supp.,sr,d to be maid of all work." U England contains about 13,000 square miles of coalfields. ;ire yonr corns harder to remos than those that others have h ui: Have they not had the same kind Have they not been cured by us ing Holloway's Corn Cure? Try a bottle. TOBACCO HABIT nr. McTaceart's tobacco remedy removes all desire fsr the need Iu a few days. A vegetable medicine, and only requires Loathing the tongue with yt'sc.a.lon ill. Price, $!.0!. LiQUUOR HABIT Marvellous results from taking his rens 1 h•r the liquor habit. Safe and inespe:"Ivs fYsine treatment: uo hypodermic Injjectivns, uo pull,• city, no lou tel time from business, and a cure certain. Address or consult Dr. ;1ic1'aggart, 75 Yon: r street. Toronto, Canada. - - - EH WANTED: er.day A•11••••• I1 l.'. SI1 Is adeerma wgrub goods, teas p 1! oseerue. In 11'1 ser n a.. a<us ,les 1, e arhinia a=a• adrvar•e ' W.,. r eISaayw .w. 1111 sr, Ey ter MOwtr, ltd ,,p.O.e, •, pet ds,. S:ea'•y until S par ro:.n1; eatu,ly w. plan; no e•iesuue re.une,1 ills for partl:.s:ara WI. R. WARNER MLD. CO.. Lesdes, 0•t., Cassia. POULTRY We want heavy shipments for Christmas trade. Ship nt once. Quick sa!ea and prompt returns. D. N. SMITH & Co., 70 T II la St' ('Ifi\:1'S MINERAL W'EA1•TII. C'hina's resources of coal and iron are ameng the largest and most. favorably situated in the world. The extent of the great coal fields has been put at 400,000 square miles —more than seventy times the ag- gregate extent of all the coal fields of Britain. it is expected that very snnn Chinese coal will be delivered at far Eastern ports at prices with which no other coal can possibly compete, and that China. in con• sequence of this des eleprnvrlt, will becomes large exporter of iron The song of the bird was origin 15'1 1: N1). 51 09. ally is cry of alarm. OP2JN Pili, 5,000 GOOD MINKS • Ship evil end ot,tsin blyhes% pile, map u.* trial : htpment, e'.e40,1.,4ue oa sppll.•.11 .n References, the U •mtaion Wank and t'jminer dal aims].'. A. A E. PIERCE & 00., 607 Kl. PAI.]. sr, • NIIINI1lfiAL. I BIG MONEY tor ago eta • rtling our toilet soaps • Lots utsktng $5 o) a day. write at Iono* roe Cult particular.. to the SOAP SUPPLY CO.. sox 332, Torotrto A. J. PATTI SON & CO. 32-31 SCOTT STRUT, TORONTO. Stook Brokers dt Fin*Qlal Agents OOi3..9►L'S` and other •]sacks h^utht an I to .L1 n e .m mission. COrr.spondeuce ]aided. Orden may de wtr.dse ecu espease• MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM PROPERTY At lowest rates. Apply to JONES & PROCTOR BROS. ! Toroato Straat, Toronto, Oat. Investment Securities. This means a safe Investment. A mortgage on real estate with the earnings of the largest Street Railway In Canada (lroatrtal) to pay the interest, Pays halt as much again as any Bank In Wet., est always ea!eable. rends ,1}• amounts of S10D, 85)0 or S1.000. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. GEOFFREY PORTEOUS, •ONa ettO.c[R, Street Railway B'd'g, Montreal, P.Q. Reference - I:sok .•1 Montiu�l Oil I iMi.aa. t. of money maters. Do you want to get rich .tuh-k 1egeUneate.y 7 1f e0, buy at:,a•k In Ute Candle \•+rel, -West Oil Com pany, l.iu,ftetl. Ruy cheap• hile<dk.redeep. 'Ihi.companyuwne!tectiune e 7 and al. 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A spoonful of BOVRIL stir. rest into a cup of boiling water is the finest tonic and pick-me-up. BOVRIL 18 LIQUID LiFE YOUR. NORSESANDCAT i LE FARMERS Al)NS'f0(':i R.tI?EHS Be wise and plea isle against loss by insuring Oar Stall- ions, Horses, Mares, Colts, Oxen, Cows, Calvee, flogs and .Sheep against death by accident or dierase just as you insure your property against loss by fire. and morn so ftlr disease anal death may occur at any tirne. whilst loss by fire of your property might never occur. The premium is low and the protection assured. Agents wanted in all un- represented distrie is possess• ins a veterinary surgeon Write for free circulars Dept. A.