HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-03-11, Page 7TOO LITTLE BLOOD.
Re pinteible for Nearly all of the
Misery Woaon Endure.
Anaemia is written on the fea-
tures of ninety women out of a
bundred. Unmistakable are the
signs of "tuo little Lloyd." The
weaker sex is assailed at all ages
by the evils resulting from blood-
lessness, from the girl who is weak
and languid, with dull eyes, pale
lips, fitful appetite and palpitating
heart, to the woman who feels
"never well," with pains in the
back and across the shoulders,
fainting fits and aching limbs. And
later at life's turning point, ner.l
ous disorders and heart troubles
make great calls on a woman's
strength.
At all ages Dr. Williams' l'ink
Pills are especially valuable to the
female sex, for they alone possess
the power of makit.g in abundance
the rich, red blood of health. They
fill the starved veitas with new blood
so that enfeebled bcdies are
strongthoeed, weak nerves are for-
tified, and robust, health is restored.
Mrs. E. Smith, Windsor, N. S.,
says: "A few years ago my health
began to fail. I suffered greatly
from inward troubles, and in about
a year's time my whole system was
almost a wreck. My blood had
turned to water, and my heart
had become so badly effected that
I could scarcelyo about. In fact
life had almost become a burden,
and there seemed little hope fur
me. One day a friend asked me if
I had tried Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, and told rue that she had
been in almost the same condition
I was and that the Pills had re-
stored her to her present splendid
health. I took courage from what
ney friend told me and began to
take the Pills. I took them regular-
ly for several months, constantly
growing stronger, and the inter-
nal troubles from which I had been
afflicted were disappearing, and
my whole system scented to hasp
gained new strength. I wanted to
make certain that there would he
no return of the trouble and I •on-
tinued to take the Pills for a time
after I had really fully recovered.
Since I have proved for myself what
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills can do, 1
have recommended them to a nu.n•
ber of suffering people, and these
who have given thorn a fair trot
have proved with me that Dr. Wil
liams' Pink Pills are just what th'y
arcrecommended to bo."
old by all medicine dealers cr
by mail at 60 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 fr,,m The Dr. W,'
lianls' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Out.
GOOD LI CK ('HARMS.
e`alskin, Human Bones and Owl's
Heart, Wooers of Success.
Gamblers have many charms to
insure good luck when playing.
Among these arc a fine catskin hung
from the neck, a human knee hone
or toe bone, an owl's heart, a smell
red feather, a mole's foot, a rab-
bit's font, the tail of a lizard, the
skin of a black snake worn round
tho waist or a lizard with two tails.
The latter is Irresistible.
Throughout Southern Italy wo-
men and children wear a red coral
necklace as a charm against evil.
If they sell the necklace they retain
one bead, which they regard as
magical. A charm made of coral
is supposed to avertthe evil eye.
It is in the shape of a hand with
the thumb, third and fourth fingers
folded down over the palm and the
index and little fingers extended.
SCOTTISH MARRIAGE CUSTOM.
Qt'EFR RAILWAY CARS.
Strange Equipments Which Are
Used on Some of Theta.
What use is a balloon to a rail-
way carriage? Few of the latter
are so fitted, but there is at least
one running on a mountain rail-
way near Salzburg which •has a'
balloon attached to it in order to
assist it up the steepest portions of
the line. At the summit a tank be-
low the car is filled with water
sufficient to counteract the upward
pull of the gas -bag, whieh the
vehicle thus drags down it upon
the return journey.
There is only one car in the
world with a window fitted as a
Royal autograph album. It is
a somewhat ancient railway saloon
used in Denmark for the convey-
i.nce of Royal visitors. It has bo-
-ome the custom of these to scratch
their names on one of its panes,
which now shows the autographs of
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
amongst others, including those
of the late Czar, the late King of
Denmark, the late Duke of Clar-
ence, and many others.
Another uniquely fitted railway
carriage is that containing the ves-
tibule entrance to the train belong-
ing to the German Emperor. This
vestibule holds several fine statues
—an innovation which has not been
copied elsewhere, though many
Royal trains carr'y superb paint-
ings as part of their decorations.
A car with a complete veranda is
another novelty introduced in the
train constructed for President
Diaz of Mexico, where the drawing -
room portion is surrounded by such
a fitting.
Very few trains are roofed with
water, and that of the Viceroy of
India is amongst the small number
that are so. All the vehicles, eight
in number, have double ceilings,
which are really water -tanks, hold-
ing about five tons of water. This
arrangement contributes towards
coolness, and furnishes water for
domestic purposes on the train.
The train carries sixty personal
servants when the Viceroy uses it.
Neither paste -boilers nor bel-
fries appear to be likely equip.
ments for railway carriages, but
both actually exist. A paste -boiler
was built into the advance adver-
tisement -car which preceded the
Barnum and Bailey Show through
England, so that the "crew" of the
cur could start to post their pla-
cards the moment they reached
their destination. On the long-
distance lints in Russia each of the
important trains has a car above
which rises a little belfry contain-
ing a chime of bells.
_S.
Once More from
The Great West
Comes Evidence of the Great
Work Dodd's Kidney
Pills Are Doing.
Cyrille Maginot Cured of his Rheumatism
and Diabetes by the old Reliable Kid-
ney Remedy.
Findlay, Man., Mar. 8. (Special).
—Cyrille Maginel, a well known
farmer living near here, furnishes
further evidence of the great work
Dodd's Kidecy Pills .aro doing in
the west.
i "1 suffered from Rheumatism
and Diabetes," Mr. Maginel says
in telling the story of his cure.
WAS IAKtErl S.0
F�1)Y CATCHIN: COLD
PERU -NA REIIEYEC.
mISS EBNESTINE BOUVARD,
Duck Lake, Saskatchewan,
C'an., writes:
"At the close of 1t'03 I took sick
as the result of catching cold. I
became very weak and could not
do anything.
'I consulted a doctor who had
me take various kinds of medicine,
but I ..id not find any relief from
my suffering. At the advice of a
friend, I wrote to you and you ad-
vised me.
"After I had taken two bottles
of Peruna there was noticeable im-
provement. I combined the use of
Peruna, Manalin and Lacupia and
after taking several bottles of each
1 find myself entirely cured.
"I can certify that it wan through
your medleines that I recovered my
heealth. I advise every one who is
similarly afflicted to obtain Dr-
Hartman's advice and be benefit-
„
Mrs. Wilda M000rs, R. F. D. No.
1, Lents, Oregon, writes:
"For the past four years I was a
wretched woman, suffering with
severe backaches and other pains,
leaving me so weak and weary that
it was only with difficulty that I is a standard medicine that widens
was able to attend to my household its sphere of ueefulness year by
duties.
"I used different remedies. but year. If you aro in need of some -
found no relief until 1 had tried thing to rid yourself of a cough or
Pernoa. cold, you cannot do better than try
"Within two weeks there was a Dickies Syrup.
change for the better, and in less Amongthe workmen of Holland,
than three months I was a well and
accident insurance is compulsory,
and sickress insurance voluntary.
urethsnt•ldwill alwafs
cure my colds.
"HARD BOILED" FACTS.
In a hen's egg only one-fifth of
the substance is nutritious, one -
ninth part is refuse, and the re-
mainder, the greater portion, is
water. White -shelled eggs are not
quite as good as yellow ones, for
they contain a trifle more water
and a little less fat. Judge by the
amount of nutriment a goose's egg
is the most valuable. Next in the
order arc` ducks', guinea -fowls',
hens', turkeys', and plovers'.
Eggs contain a large quantity of
sulphur, which is purifying to the
blood, and good for the complex-
ion. To get the best egg you must
feed your fowl on grain; and to
cook it in the most digestible water
to 180 deg., and leave the egg in
it for ten minutes. You will then
digest every morsel. But if you
boil it for three minutes, no less
than one-fifth of it will fail to be
digested. Thus, if you eat two
eggs boiled for three minutes every
day, you waste five dozen in a
year.
an Iabsrftanes of west hangs 1s a.erinus aatM1.
sap. brat Allen's Lung Balsam, taken at the first '
sign of • south will en lire Immunity from thle
dangerous detect. Don't %ride with unkuuws
eere•alla.
WAYS AND MEANS.
"It takes a heap o' determination,
ton," slid U'tele Eben, "to ha v I Five Gorse elos•
Price Iwo, t.rms
•ad acr•ag•.
ti EOM; A I:ENDAI.L, Resler 1. Rea!t•.
eve Ilaeungs St. W., Vancouver, H.C.
FRUIT LAND.
yoh own way iu des life, an' a heap
o' brains to know what to do w if
1t after you gi:s it."
to tall and vaacourer, D. O.
Also city au 1 •uburbaa lots
These two desirable qualifies- "Did your husband have any luck
tions, pleasant to the taste and at on his shouting trip'?" asked the
the carne time effectual are t., be friend of the family. "1'es, in -
found in Mother Graves' worm deed," replied the know fug lady.
L' terruinator. Children like it. "Ho managed to get honk without
shooting himself or anybody else."
"Did you ever," said one preach-
er to aeother, "stand at the door
after your sermon, and listen to
w hat people said about. it as they
passed out?" The other replied:
••1 did cuco"—a pause and a eigh—
"but I'll never do it again."
Repeat
Our*
cur myooueueand col."
Fenton—"At first he was simply
crazy about her, but now he neg-
lects her shamefully." Sloanes—
"I see. At first ho went out of
bis mind, and then she went out
of his mind !"
For Ohllbfalne, Frost Rites, Eralses, Sprains,
nothing equals the famous old remedy, Perry
Davie' Painkiller. Kelp a bottle always on
hand. Equally good to cheek Chills and break up
Colds. At all druggists.
First Student`—"Who is your
favorite writer?" Second Student
--"My father! You should see the
cheques he writes 1"
cage m# coughs and colds." s will always
Twenty -rave per cent. of the
world's ships are constructed in
British yards.
Many patent medicines have come
and gone, but Bickle's Anti -Con-
sumptive Syrup continues to occu-
py a foremost place among reme-
dies for coughs and colds, and as a
preventive of decay of the lungs. It
happy woman.
"All the praise is due to Peruna."
Peruna is not a local remedy,
but an internal systemic remedy.
It will relieve catarrh in its most
obstiriate form.
NO DOUBT.
When a young man tolls a girl
that he'll love her forever and
ever no doubt ho believes he is tel -
Ung the truth at the time.
A Woman's Sympathy
Are you discouraged? Is your doctor's
bill a heavy financial load? Is your palm
a heavy physical burden? I know what
these mean to delicate women -I have
been discouraged, too; but learned how to
cure to self. I want to relieve your bur-
dens. Why not end the pain and stop the
doctor's bill? I can do this for you and
will If you will assist me.
All Inns need do Is to write for a free
box of the remedy which has been placed
In my bands to be given aw.1y. Perhaps
this one box will curs you -It lues done so
for others. If ro. I shall be happy and
you will be cured for to (the cost of a
postage stamp). Your letters held confi-
dentially. to to -da -v f•�r my fr•'e ire ,t -
mew. MRS. F. ld CURAAll.'Windsor. Out.
A man with a lot of nlorlcy is al-
ways a great, help t4, Irineelf.
Repeat it.- "BhUoh'e Ours will always
cure my coughs and colds."
A chain recently made in England
was 2,1; miles long, and weighed 25
tous.
They Wake t'io Torpid Energies.
—Machinery not properly super-
vised and left to run itself, very
"11, sleep was broken and unre_ soon shows fault in its working. It
freshing, and I was tired and nervi- is the same with the digestive or-
ous all the time. I was treated by gans. Unregulated from timo to
s. doctor but he failed to euro me. time they aro likely to become tor -
Many quaint marriage cuptomg Reading that Dodd's Kidney Pills Pid and throw the whole system
still survive in ninny old English I were good for brick sediment in the out of gear. Parmelee's Vegetable
and Scottish families. One not- i urine, led me to try thorn, and Pills were mule to meet such cases.
able tradition of this sort still kept j after using twelve boxes I and as They restore to the full the flag -
green by the Dukes of Athol' and well as I can possibly be. Dodds ging faculties, and bring into or -
pills have mado a now der all parts of the mechanism.
(heir heirs is that of the bride- y _ _
`room carrying the bride across the : man of Inc and I sin thankful." Madrid has the hi h st altitude of
threshold of Blair Castle. it beingI Dodd's Kidney Pills are no cure -
in accord with an ancient trnditir.all. They cure sick kidneys and any city in Europe.
that is all that is claimed for them.`—'
that it is unlucky for a bride whoPutep'wH tar/ glee. ib. hmnns rhe
enters the castle fur the first time But sick kidneys aro the root of 0,t 1. a•enthof f9a.ter., whl-b cu,e ;umbago,
numerous diseases catisod by im- h..kachw,•d.tics,nenraIgis.et:,arealway.put
to w alk iii the ordillart• way. This npin n.eyanl rolh 1 ,phl,i-isnmaulfaroily u.e.
Is the only one of the many etinint pure blood. For you can't have Ua,ia S Lawrence e' .. 3luntr.al-
old feudal eustems that ere °Leers.- pure holed with sick kidneys. It is _ __
ell upon this estate, which the Duke the work of the kidneys to strain Denmark has the highest suicide -
the impurities out, of the blood. rate of any nation.
of :�tholl holds from the Crown by ?meld's Kidney fills cure Iliabetes
one of those strange tenures which because it. is a kidney disease; they Repeat ft:-"Ahtloh's(ure will always
are occasionally to be found in euro Ilheumatism because it is care my coughs sad cods
(Treat Britain. Upon fear of for- caused by sick kidneys fatting to
tenure the owner has to present strain the uric acid out of the The Tartars have the strongest,
his sovereign with a white roto blood. the Chinese the weakest voices.
whenever he or she vi -its the castle. 4.— When all other corn re tri-
- MY l:YE. p p•
A student in n medics! college tions fail, try Holloway's Corn
EABY'S CWN TAFI:B?3 Cure. No pain wl►ate'ter, and no
lii'o learning to use the opthal- inconvenience in using it.
�
WILL IU iB !CUR BABY moscope, was told to examine and -- —
report. upon the condition of a GLASSHOUSES IN ENGLAND.
mans eye. The doctor -to -be ad -
At the present time there are
justsd the instrument and looked
1f your little ones are subject to
toile, indigestion, constipation,
worms. simple fevers. er the other long and searchingly into the sub- some 1,500. acres in England cover -
minor ailments of childhood. give ject's left optic. ed over with glass. which if stretch -
"Most remarkable " he ejaculate ed out in one straight line would
cd, with a surprised look. Head- form a glass hothouse a good deal
jesting the opthalmoscope, he again longer than the length of England,
carefully scrutinized the eye. , and about ten feet in width. Fifty
"Very extraordinary, inde-d years ago the acreage covered by
ht• exclaimed. "I never heard of glasshouses did not exceed much
such an eye. This must he some more than 200. From the 1,000
new disosse. Have you ever had acres of glasshouses are produced
an expert opinion on it i" annually about 0,000 tons of to -
"Once," was the laconic reply. meows. 2,000 tons of peaches, and
"The man who put it in said it was 1,500 tons of grapes.
a fine bit of glass." ---
Seme of the largest orcin steam -
in .lapan. 't.000.000 camphor -trees ers can be converted into armed
have Leen planted since 1800. cruisers in thirty hours.
them Baby a Own Tablets and see
bow quickly the trouble will disap-
pear. But better still, an occa-
sional dose of Tablets given to eel'
ehildre'l will keep these troubles
way. Mrs. Allan A. JfacDonald,
Island River. N. B , says: "My
baby suffered greatly from consti-
prRtien end stomach trouble and
Ilahy's Own Tablets cured him. I
always keep the Tablets in the
tome now.' Sold by medicine
Balers or by mail at 25 cents a
box from The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Sunlight will penetrate very clear
water to a depth of 1,500 feet.
Sure Regulators.—Mandrake and
Dandelion are known to exert a!:
powerful influence on tho liver
and kidneys, restoring them to
healthful action, inducing a regu-
lar flow of the secretions and im-
parting to the organs complete
power to perform their functions.
These valuable ingredients enter
into the composition of Parmelee's
Vegetable Pi'ee. and serve to ren-
der them the agreeable and salu-
tary medicine they are. There are
few pills so effective as they in
their action.
"Mamma," said little John, "I
just made a het." "You naughty
boy, Johnny' What made you do
it t" she asked. "I bet Billy Rob-
erts my cap against two buttons
that ycu'd give five cents to me to
buy same apples with. Ycni don't
want me to lose my cap, do you 1"
He got five cents.
The Russian does not. "come of
ago" until he is twenty-six.
TNU
ISSUE NO I0--09.
Repeat it:-"Shiloh's Cure will always
cure my coughs and colds."
Customer—"Why did you take
your boy away from school so
young 1" Grocer—"They were
ruining hint for my business—try-
iug to teach hien that sixtceu oun-
ces make a pound."
No Alcohol In Ib.—Alcohol or any
other volatile matter which would
impair strength !y evaporation
does not in any shape enter into
the manufacture of Dr. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil. Nor do climatic
changes affect it. It is as service-
able in the Arctic Circle as in the
Torrid Zone, perhaps more useful
in the higher latitudes, where ratan
it, more subject to colds from ex-
posure to the elements.
"Will you love when I am old 1"
whispered tho poetic girl. "Didn't
I tell you that I Loved you now?"
he responded teasingly, and she
didn't speak to him again for a
whole week.
Allen's 1 wig sals•m,ln which there Is ne opium,
cares sore threat and sore lungs a+ 1t allays the
tnlammatiun and rids you of the mucus that
stops up the air passages. 2; c, 00c, 11.00 bottles.
SKY SIGNS.
Whether clear or cloudy, a rosy
sunset presages fine weather. A
sickly -looking, greenish hue, wind
and rain. A dark or Indian red,
rain. A red sky in the morning,
bad weather or much wind; per-
haps rain. A grey sky in the morn-
ing, fine weather. A high dawn,
wind; a low dawn, fair weather.
Remarkable clearness of atmos-
phere near the horizon, distant ob-
jects. such as hills, unusually'
visible or raised by refraction, and
what is called a good "hearing
day," may bo mentioned among
signs of wet, if not wind.
:t
CALVES 1.1e Tb W:tbou Mtlt,
llla..tIM r,..
etude Brts;s Seed Co., Lt•t., Toronto
`4' g WA' T SY.L1AlILs N5Y tit* n'OyRg
all oyer rsast► 1• w.. yk fur us during
their .ea-• hen -s aide* sur tirsh grad. t'e.talo
Toilet aetulaltee, Teas t'..Raaa etc No eel
Sac• n•eewary w.,rk pl•suut and r•m•.ueret:eg,
Tb• tf:m• Npeclsai.a Co., l/eV*. W, Trains"
Areune. 'roroat4. Caueda.
Important Auction Sale
of Shorth:rn buds, cows amt h. .fern. at
W003ST0CK, ONT., MA 1011 Ith. 19011
1n ax'. Pavillon 'Potty bead •r• in tb• .fer1
Fa+n.r• and br•o.••,s in need of hent t.cl.s wf
dal them at &Lis •ate. Apply fir .AtaL.Xu•,
H. J. Gisela Wood -304i
Lays T. E. Rubsou, Ancuv:.«r.
6 LOVELY EASTER
or SEAUTIFt'L POST CARDS
FLORAL
With your NAM or TIME In Oc Le se
KL<!UT IO a. Agents wa:.t•rt. tUi5eaw
Wel Premiums or Large c•owsiealuu
gives. N.S.--This aai will not appear gala.
•OUVEN:N ART 10 , I LINTONVI. LE, COMM.
A. J. PATTI SON Si CO.
33-33 SCOTT STREET, TORONTO.
Stook Broker3 & f inanolal Agent*
Cf OS.L'1._Ler
grad otter stooks b .ut;ht ant a ad on c.rmml
'Correspondence larited, Ordure may be wired
al
wpm swam
NO 2DONO
Oram separator
PRICE 5.0.00.
1.Ii"rklN SEND YOU A
Ooaio Cram Separatoli
to your home for 10 claws'
fres Trial.
Th. Trial will not cosg
you a penny. I sell
machrn•strictly on is me 7
awl it his to be betty` 1
othera(uotsimpl 'savant)
stand a chance in e..atp� .
then. It 1S better, and fpm
tro.iuced in a age are -4
way. Hy Erse Trial sad ell
atntnation plaaehuuld tater
est y .u.
w ,ite for Circular "W" M
J. ti. MORROW.
snIOUTON, - - ONTARIO.
PR. LLt;1{T'S BUST DETENI Lit
Will demolup year bust from two to three inched
In a ve y short time.
ABSOLUT[LY HaleL•se. Price SI e0 prep:a tt.
Cor nunicatiuns atrlct,y private.
vim EDW+Rha M1aDIC,N : COMFA'VY
dll Bathurst St., T•r.uto, Ont.
DAILY MISAAPS MAKE
ZIM-BUK A DAILY NEED.
ACCIDENTS will happen in the
best regulated homes; and
having a box of Zam-auk handy is
a precaution that has saved thousands of
families much worry and excen3e. There
Is never any knowing what a small injur/
may Iced up to if neglected. The stoppage
of the bleeding, or the pain from d cut,
burn, or scall, lulls many people into a
false sense of s_curity. Dust getting into
a wound may set up festering, Inflammation,
and blood -poisoning. in • sitnilar way. a tiny cut may
be the starting point of itching an.l irritating eczema ; ar.d
the spot your child scratches on his heal, the uneri'pected
beginninz of ringworm or some th-r hair -destroying scalp
disease.
Zarw-Buk, while such • perfect healer, Is also the inveterate eremy of .1.,r. Ctusae
A burn. staid, cut- or !rules promptly and regular -1f dressed sv,th this rare •rad rich
balm cannot t-vn the wrong way "; and any tendency of the skin to 1 hy,
Inaarn•d, •r " mattary," 1. speedily checked, Thu 1e because Tun Hol. rot snip .r w a
new. healthy Ono, but- belt.. 10 refined, 1• •b•orbed by the pores. and its heabrg ems 'ices
make perfectly healthy ail the undtrlylrna ,rmrr-e. Always keep a bo■ of Zam•Buk
handy. for daily mishaps make lam -Duk • daily need.
SAD SCALD CURED. CMIto !URRID BY STOLE L10.
Nra. W. Caked, 33, Richmond Square. len H e:lrellestune. 01 %101 Rawdcn Sneer.
Montreal. says: -- lay hale grandson was Pt.:Afoul Vnt • as s:- 1 tad lam -Bab a
se1k111om
severely scalded os. a right las from the splendid i,ealer cf aktldren'e taiurirs. My
toes so (D. ammo. Thum Mlury was very little boy hunted his tout very badly on the
foe{uus. sad decundei .neat attention. We re.ldk.ot 111 c4 s.1 a stove. 1 he skin was
seed cedls.ng but Zam-Bak. all it was c.unpietely turned aff. ard he bad a abo Iiog
wonderful bow eoolin4 au! soothing 11 foot. the wourd tutu i g to a ruining .or
prov.d It was nose week. Irsforo 1+.• ieg fe•iffInd and tine largtng 1 ap dl d
was Really halal. but there was DM a scar 7+m -Auk and 11 .8s i,,elr checked •'1
left to show where be had been scalded. As disc reing and Irwin nig, die w- out 1' e
the Dome •first Ali,' 1 lb.ok Zai••Bus is rrftaa.rtauui. aad Etrli, keeled me wound
without egos'." nicely."
-- —Lis-=�---
Zam fat Is a pv 1tive and certain Cure for r ts, bur . bruises. sprains. riles. festering
"ores. ul.•ers. scalls. liked pisoning, -e..--ma. scabs, Lapp d hands. cold -cracks. ahiit erna.
rtasw rrn. *Gall, sores. bed leg. disease.' ankles. r all whet skin diseases and smurua.
Rabbet well into the part s.Be..ted,11 cures nett s.1 e. rbrumarnm, awl sciatic*. All I)rulststs
•rad Sone. esti at v)c hoz. trues fee 51.23. or port free from Zan- flak Co.. Toronto. foe ,rice
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FURS •°°HIDES
Write fee Weekly Price Lists. Shlpfsents Selieit•d.
JOHN HALLAM - TORONTO, ONT.
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Bond tor {area) Catalogue No. 75.
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