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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-03-25, Page 3TIIE REMINDERS OF RHEUMATISM e PEACE RIVER FIRMING LAND. Cold. W. t Weather Starts the Pain Eut the Trouble is in the Blood. Cold, damp weather brings on the twing.'s and pains of r ieuu:a- tisua, but is not the real cause of the complaint. The trouble is root - No Looser a hunting Ground, Says a Pioneer. William Bucher, a pioneer of the north, arrived in Calgary, Alberta, the other day on the way t, his hone in Michigan. He is an old trader and hunter of the north, having lived a number of years in the Peace River country. He was once a resident near Fort Churchill in the Hudson Bay coun- try. Irl conversation, the old trapper had many a tale c f his experiences ed in the blood and can only bo in Peace laver and up iu the Hud - cured h ' enriching the blood and son Bay country. driving the poisonous acid out o1 Air. Pcecher has left the north the system. This is a great meth- country for good, as he says his cal truth, which .•very rheumatle business is not as good as it was sufferer should realize.l.inimeets years ago, unless ho went further and outward applications can t, north, but he considers himself, too cure the trouble—they-can't rew,:n old to do that. the blood. Tho sufferer is onmy. . The last two years have not been wasting valuable time and go•rd very good, according to Mr. Bcech- mouey in experimenting with tins er, around his district, because the sort of treatinent—and all the time Peace River is becoming niore pu- the trouble is be.:oniing more the, ciliated, and also due to the acti- rooted, —harder to cure. There is vity of timber wolves, which rob just one sure way to cure rheunla• the traps of the small fur animals. tism—Dr. Williams' Pink P1113.1 Further north the fur -skinned ani - They act directly on the impure,. mals were very ple.itiful, and those weak blood. They purify sad. able to go far enough got agood strengthen it, and so root out th cause of rheumatism. Mrs. S. Bailey, Newcastle Creek N.B., says :—"In the summer of 1900 I became lame is my ankles but thinking I would soon get ove the attack 1 did not seek mediesa aid, but used liniments to ally the pain and swelling. Instead of gs: ting better the trouble increased and I then consulted a doctor who pronounced it articular rheums• tism, and treated me for this trou- ble. Instead of getting better the pain and the swelling became worse until I was hardly able to hobble about the house. On rising in the morning I was unable to bear my weight, except with extreme pain. Having tried so much medicine without benefit I began to think 1 was doomed to bo a .;ripple. One, catch. The Peace River country is no longer looked upon as a hunting ground, as this country is being settled up, and already small crops cf wheat aro being grown. The impression that the part of the country is not productive is a great mistake, said Mr. Beecher. The soil is good and will grow any -''the body and causes gravel. Heal - thing. 'thy kidneys dissolve the stones and The only thing needed is a rail-' y y way up the country, and when the !they pass ff in the urine. That's farmers settle the Peace River `shy Dodd's Kidney Pills always country it will produce as much cure gravel. grain as any other part of the -4. -- north —north country. BRAVERY. On the way from the Landing to Edith—"\Vinic says she wt.. never Edmonton he met two little parties marry any man who isn't a hero." Marie—"But she can easily con- vert any roan into a hero." day a cousin adv Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. She this goes to show how well that itised me to try tiers to start for that country, but "by 1" y by getting a man to marry er." said, '1 take them every spring as country is beginning to settle up. a tonic for my blood, and they With the prospects of a railway tip A %Voman's 'ympathy slake a new person of me.' After that part of the country within tile some persuasion I decided to try next few years, Mr. Beecher thinks then. 1 bad taken three or four there will be a large rush this sum - boxes before I noticed any change, mer of settlers and immigrants, and then it seemed my ankles were who will go in and settle down, and less painful. By the time I hal' be on the ground floor by the time used a, few more boxes there was a t the railways come in. wonderful improvement in my con dition. Not only did my ankles get well, but I felt like a different woman and had not been as well in years. In speaking of tilt; to a Annual Report of the Excelsior doctor afterward he said that no Insurance Company. doubt Dr. Williams' Pink Pile, 4 had enriched the blood thus driv- The annual statement of the }:r- ing out the painful disease.' celsior Life Insurance Company. Not only rheumatic sufferers, out which is published in this paper, all who have any trouble duo to shows tiiis young Canadian Coln- i weak, watery blood or impure filmy to be in an exceptionally lt.peac ft:- "9hi)ob'e rurewiu always blood can find! a cure through the strong position at the close of tho euro Ing coughs and colds." fair use of 1)r. Williams' Pink bear's business. Tule management Pills. Sold by all medicine dealcts of the Company et to be heartily "Why doesn't Smith call in his or by mail at 50 cents a. box or six rongratulatcd on the progress made {amily physician 1 Has ho lost con - boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. W11- ii, the past year and the growth $.dance in him'1" "No; the doctor lianas' Medicine Co., Brockville, pnd splendid standing of the Corn- has lust confidence in Smith!" Need no Longer I Fear the Knife Gravel Easily and Naturally Cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills. faseph Pelrine who Suffered the Tortures of this Terrible Complaint for Nine Months tells how the old Reliable Kid- ney Remedy Cured Him. Port Felix East, Guysboro Co., N.S., March (Special). — That you need no longer fear the knife if troubled with gravel or other urinary troubles is the glad news that Joseph Pelriue, a well-known young fisherman here is telling his friends. "I suffered intense pain from gravel and other urinary troubles for nine months," Mr. Pelrino says. "But seven boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills cured me completely... I heartily recommend Dodd's Kid- , ney Pills to anyone who is suffer- ing from gravel or urinary trou- bles." Dodd's Kidney Pills cure gravel by curing the kidneys. The urin- ary organs are entirely dependent on the kidneys. if the kidneys are cannot filter out Vie uric acid and it not in good working order they combines with other products of numbering about twenty people, going up to the Peace River coun- try. This is rather early for set - CONSERVATIVE PROGRESS Aro you discouraged? le your doctor's SMILE IT DOWN. Everyone who loves you Loves to see you smile, Loves to s...; you cheerful And happy all the while. Smiling comes so easy 1 Du not wear a frown, If you feel one rising, Always smile it down. R.p.st tt.--ekiloh's Cure will alw•y cure my coughs sad . olds." Lawyer—"You say the prisoner stole your watch? What distingu• - uu't►ing f.3ature was about the watch?" Witness --"It had my sweetheart's picture in it." Law- yer—"Ah, I see. A woman in the case." A Pill That is Prized.—There have been many pills put upon the market and pressed upon public at- tention, but none has endured so long or met with so much favor as Parmelee's Vegetable Pills. \Vide - spread use of them has attested their great value, rind they need no further advertisement than this. Having firmly established themselves in public esteem, they now rank without a peer in the list of standard vegetable p _parations. Wo would all have our rights if so many things didn't go wrong. No Substitute for '"rhe it & T." Menthol Plaster, alt!$•+u hsomeunecrnpulauaee.leramaysaytha tl la, iioc.,mmeu•ted by d refers, h••spaala, clergy end ereryuudy fur pleurl:7, Madness, etc. "Is the baby strong," "Well, rather. Yoa know what a tremend- ous voice ho has?" "Yes." "Well, he lifts that five or six times an hour." caret Repeat coughsmadt's Cure always "True," remarked the aged sui- tor, "I'm considerably older than you, but a man is as young as ho feels, you know." "Oh, I don't mind that," replied the fair maid. "What 1 want to know it, are you as rich as you look," Pills That Have Benefitted Thou- sands.—Known far and near as a sure remedy in the treatment of TM Excelsior life Insurance Company 841.0 OM S. IX011$IOR Lire •UILOINO, TORONTO. Business far 1908 Mast Sattsfaotory Ever Experienced - insurance In Foran, - - - 1112,2311,084.10 lacrease 51,4779, 433.64 How Insurance written, - - 11,453,908.00 Increase $3'9,7:s.uu. Assets for $e0 arity of Policyholders. 1,020,109.13 lecressu 1227,4_S 71. Cash Ino3ma - - - • 464,780.04 Increase 1d3,23).0t. Reserve Funds - - 1,460,864.03 Including Special Reserve 02,09746. 8u -plus on Poticyhalders' Aoco.lnt, - - 169,438.55 mows ds tn+unueo in twee 1u per ce,it., Asset,' 16 per cent., Income 17 per cent., Reser*** to pc, co ,t , Net iurp us 91 percale 0[0>1tA)ef -Us.tn lute 44 per cent leu thsu aspected, 9 per cent. leas than preceding year; Y.tpeu.e rat1, d . per cs it INTi;RI$T IMO . ea -St , • than su6ic,eot t . pay neatb L>ssoa and all eipenses cf the Com- ps .ry exeeyt.n4 ♦,gents• eaters expanses Iul.cc,t es:nrel o.r mein Net As eta 6 71 per cent. A Hood Oarwtalai to Insure with, Cassini mealy a Coed Cen►pany for Agents to itieve ant WI-IY DO So many institutions devoted to the higher Edu- cation select Bell pianos? The fact that they use lad prefer the Pell is evidence of distinct merit! One follows professional advice in acquiring an education. wily not follow professional custom in buyias Bell pisaos ) - The only pintos with the Illimitable C�ici Repeating Autos. igh 1-441Crii. Send for (free) Catalogue No. 75. The DELL PIANO CO Organ Go.- broii.d eu a LPH.ONTAR IOd FURS aIIdHIDES Writ. for Weekly PrIc. Lists. JOHN HALLAM Shipments Soliott.d. TORONTO, ONT. SLEEPING SICKNESS. Disease Has Spread Over Whole of Congo Territory. b111 a beat'y financial load? Is your pain indigestion and all derangements A few years ago stooping sick s heavy p tl'siutl burden? t know what of the stomach, liver and kidneys, Hess was known only as a patho- these mean to delicate worsen—I have l's Ve enable Pills have to ?cal euriosit , limited to certain been dlscout•a�eea d• too; but learned how to Parma g g y •rclf. I want to relieve our fur - cure my y dens. Why not end the pato and atop the brought relief to thousands when pia- a of the west coast of Africa. darter's bill? t ran do this for you and other specifics have failed. In- Owing to the opening up of the w b In my hands to be given away. Perhaps this one box will cure you—it has done FO this assertion. Once tried they whole of the Congo territory, has for of rs. If en, I shall be happy and will be found superior to all other depopulated some of the most fer-. you will he cured for 2c (the cost of a filo tracts of Uganda, and is postage starnnl. Your letters held eons. pills in the treatment of the ail- dct•t�atly_ �Write� CU^AfiAiie Windsor. will It you will assist tae.country to civilization and trade, All you need do Is to wilt. fora tree ntlmcra le testimonials can be box of the remedy whack has been r►rtced produced to establish tho truth of the disease has spread over the R4.a ments for which they are pre- spreading up -the Nile to tho north The Br.de—"I always heard that levo was blind." The Brute—"But marriage is an excellent oculist." Ont. THE EMP11{I; Gi{O\\•1N(i, pany maintains its previous praise- i --_ — worthy traditions. I Mother Graves' Worm Extermin- It is a very noteworthy fact that • ator does not require the help of the death rate in the past year any purgati'o medicine to complete was 44 per cent. less than expected, the cure. Give it a trial and be Several Siamese Slates Soon to be and 9 per cent. less than the previ-+convinced. Taken Over. OUR year, whi,th shows very care- ful selection of risks. Expenses 1‘ Ise is the philosopher who is The Anglo -Siamese negotiations, have also decreased 61/ per cent., not led into the grievous error of which were commenced in 1907 and illustrating watchful management. Itaking his philosophy seriously. su•pendcd last spring, regarding The increase of insurance in tho Siamese States of Kelantan, force amounting to 10 per cent., Trigano and Kedah, have been re- and the addition of 10 per cent to sunned, and an agreement on the assets and 17 per cent to income subject has been practically undoubtedly show a most commend - reached. able activity coupled with a wise There is reason to believe that an Anglo -Siamese treaty by which, in return for certain advantages, Siam will renounce •ler suzerainty over the States in question in fa- vor of Great Britain, is likely to be signed tit Bangkok in the inl- niediate future. The immediate effect of the con- clusion of such a treaty will be the inclusion in the Federated Malay States of an area of about fifteen thousand mile.. or more than half conservatism. An attack 01 mumps doesn't cause ono to be puffed up with Repeat it; '9'tfloh'•Cure.will alwayo pride. cure any uouah.f and colds.' There N No Such Thing as a harmtea enattt. The trouble g• e. (r• ,n r.. 1 1.• w•,r.e unless chest- ed. Allen'. Lu,•, hal'em care$ the worst of *olds. It allays Inttswwation and clean the air I assKse. - Secrets a woman can't tell worry her as much as the money she can't spend. Ri,cat. It: "9htloh'e Cure will always cure my coughs and colds." Some ficures do not lie until the dressinals 'r starts to pad them. :Aml n W0111nn'11 idea of a pretty hat is one that costs a lot of money, regardless of what it. looks like. Its Power Grows with Age. — A Nagging "WI" dtlres steep and eomfnrl How ninny medicines loudly biaz- the present arca of the Federated away Ion cin c.,nquer it with APi,,'e 1.unf oiled as panaceas for all human Malay States. The territory in I1..!m• which retleree hard bre AlIn;, ppato In ills hexa come and gene since I)r. question contains a large 'MIahom- the shed and initatlus at the thrust. Uire II 1 f3 t»ay w uta obudren. Phomas' Ecleetric Oil was first put medal' population, among whom are upon the market! Yet it remains, a considerable number of Britishit's • only the brilliant sayings of doing more good to humanity than subjects. the first baby that go un record. many a preparation more highly - ----d'-- ---- vaunted and extending its virtues The never failing medicine, Hot- wider and wider and in a larger lowey's ('urn ('ure, removes all circle every year. It is the tnedi- kinds of corns, warts, etc. ; even cine of the masses. the most difficult to remove cannot withstand this wonderful remedy. WATERY. Man is S0 per cent. water, and like water. he finds it easier to go down hill than to climb. lI O4 O fo+o+o+o4c%eeessess+O DOES NOT NEED A DOCTOR Mrs, F. Porier, Valleyfield, Que., says :— "I always use Baby's (Iwn Tablets for my little one, and therefore never need a doctor. When my baby is feverish or rest- less I give her a Tablet and in a couple of house she is all right. They have been of the greatest benefit to her when teething, and are just the thing in all emergencies." These Tablets promptly cure colic, indigestion, constipa- tion, diarrhoea, destroy worms, break up colds, and make teething easy-. Good for children of all ages. Bold by medicine dealers or by mail at 28 cents a box from The Dr- Williams' Medicine Oe., Brookville, Ont. o-asf-4<'+ 4 crb')4•u1 GROUNDS F011 COMPLAINT. A roan entered a famous restau- rant and asked fur coffee. After lie }Ind finished his repast he called the waiter. and said: "Waiter, this coffee has its good paints and its bad points. One of its goad points is this—it has no chicory in it." "Yes, sir." replied the waiter, quite gratified. \'inions of a hand- some tip floated before his mind's eye, and he rubbed his hands glee- fully. "But.," resumed the customer, "it's bad point is this - it has no coffee in It." Old Lady—"What, begging again 1 Why, surely you're the man I gave eeme pie last week," Tramp -- "Yes, ma'am; but I jest called roun' to say I'm still alive, and bear no ill feelings 1" The truth is more apt to suffer • f rr.•in lack of oircvl•tioa than • lie. ITIS SPECIALTY. Dippeh—"The sciel.tist9 are ad- vertising a largo reward for a plan who can make spirits appear. Tipple—"I'm on the jrr}, if the reward is good for any one who can make spirits disapuear." TNI; ISSCB NO. 12-09 in It) odesia on the scribed. and threaten g south. Sleeping sickness is caused by a trypanosome, which infests the blood of those suffering from the the king of beasts. I dreamt 1 disease. By injecting a small quan- was on the road again with a cir- tity of human blood containing the cus, growling to order!" parasite into animals, they develop - the disease, die from it, and show ShSdr.[t MIN fie $Islghtag. Th.y mine born* the same pathological changes of ' trases(' with +naw. Hat a Wasp wn;ul of Pale. the brain Olt occur Ill sleeping ler in hot sweetened water will parent any til effects. Avoid soli Alleges. there is but one sickness in man. Moreover, it is 'erssei mars--a'err7 naris'—use. sad Wo now known that the parasite of the Friend—"You took your son in - disease is carried from the ill to the well by a blood -sucking fly. .► -- Marriage is a gamble when is money back of it. "Gracious! How you roared in your sleep last night.!" said Mrs. Lion. "Had a bad night," replied to your establishment some months ago to teach hirn tho business, I understand. How did it turn out," Business Man (wearily)—"Great success. He's teaching me now." Rnp-at it.-'•ehtloh's Care will always Cure my coughs 6114 colds-' Mrs. Nagns—"My husband used to find fault with the coffee, but he doesn't any more." Mrs. Ho- wells—"Ilow did you break him of the habits" h'rs. Naggs—"I in- duced !tial to Make it himself one morning:" If a cough slakes your nights sleepless and weary, it will worry you a good deal, and with good cause. Ti dispel the worry and give yourself resttry llickle's Anti - Consumptive Syrup. It exerts a soothing influence on the air pis - sages and allays the irritation that leads to inflammation. It will sub- due the most stubborn cough or cold, and eventually eradicate it from the system, as a trial of it will prove to you. CANNON MADE: 01' (:1..1SS. Weigh Forty Pouni'.e and are i;xact 1 Models of Mateking Guns. One of the last thing; in the world, says a writer in the Strad Magazine, which cue would exsect. the glass -worker to create would be a caanon ; yet. !Messrs. Thomas Webb and Sons, of Stourbridge, England, recently Inuit two cailnnil out of the finest cut glass. The guns weigh, uith their limber, fer- ty pounds each and measure twen- ty-four inches in length. They wheel easily and move on their trunnions like ordinary cannon. Tho axle -true and bearings are of ornamental brass. The creations hiay Maim to be of some historic interest in that theyo are exact, trodels of the famous ordnance with which Major-General !laden-! Powell successfully defended Mate - king. The old cannon was ttrig up! in that place during the siege, and i investigation inc.since shown that! this old cannon was cast in Staf-1 ferdshire, at aliron works within ten minutes' walk of the glass- makers' establishment. During) the siege the gun was known as "The Lord Nelson" and "Skipping Sally'." the effirers using the fur. mer name and the men the latter. there 4 CALVES Raise Tha•.nk•i w�etFrithee. out Mllk, Steels Briggs Need Co.. Ltd., Toronto. LOCAL AGENTS WANTED Enlarged Portraits, Fulstructions. and Art Catalogue rand 71tgq Kemple, tree. rem RAITSUPPLY 00., 74 oUNDAS ST.. TORONTO Fire -Proof Boase$ OF MODtRATI 0001 out SPSOIALTT. It takes Special Study and Experience to design flrepro.6 c•onstructl.n, sncost will n.t he exc.a. sire. We r•en,ler Just this genies. Write us gone real cost lim!t and for 11.00 (this kills the Idl *Uri 'us) we will [nail you a book of upwards o 100 of our IMI' designs best suited to your needs and guarantee east .,t building flreproot will not exceed oast of ordinary construct l„r, by n,.rethass 16y,. Is the safety of your family, picture', jewels. books, etc., worth ill Haring InInsurance pa7sits Every Individual Automobile Owner In Unitcd States and abroad should join International An4omo- bile League. Pamphlet si.Iwing dealers' prices of automobile tires, also application blank, mailed up- on request. Homo Office, Buffalo, N. Y. Teacher --"Is there any connect- ing link between the animal and the vegetable kingdom 1" Bright Pupil--" Yes, muni ; there's ha'•'s I" • K % ' Exciting A 1veutures \t‘ WHAT HE OWES TO ZAM-BUK. I e Mr. Frank Szwlamore, the gre t. . wu• correspon"ent, who sent many .F^ti o the Canadian despatches dunes/ t to late Boer War, owes his h.a'th to Zam-Buk- Ha has passed unsethei thro:ig% 2) battles, but a ta-at.th whkh t.urnel t.o blo.,1- p�ts•onina needy endad his days. Zau%-Blk saved blas ani Ae wrtbes es follows: "1 have proved Zam-Bok succi a b'euing that 1 want others to know of its n1 tr. iS. The poito:lous dye in font' tnierdothln; 1 was wear'vg got Tito a s.. istch 1 had sustained and blood -poi., i1n; set up. Inflatntsjt.la:l was fo3awe by groat paint and awe['tn;, end then doers broke out on my legs. For some Mims 1 axed not waft a few steps nor even putmy feet to the groand. On my left les below the knee 1 ltd sevont.een ulcers whey caused holes, into which 1 could putt my tb'nab. 0.1 the right log 1 had fourteen doer's. Malice! tr•eat.nsnt failed to relieve, bravely reuted..ss were applied in vain. West fo3owed week and 1 gradual), got. worse, until 1 was warn out with pail end tack of el vp. O.1 the advice of a friend 1 obt.ahed sone Za a -Bok an! left. off everyttrng els. Wale 1 trial it. It. s --erred to sive Asa almost instant relief frets tho pitta,, ani hi a few days no•tice1 that it was hsahhs sone of tM ulcers. This was c ie:rin; hri et, and gladly 1 persovar•.1 wit.`t the Zaat-Buk tr•estnt.n:.. Dix by bit the pail restiee was draws out. The uk'scs were bailed, and new healthy skin grew over the previously diseas'rd places. 1 era now Tilts cured, ant in gratitude, 1 meltion that• facts that other sufferers from skin disees, rosy know of someth..iZ which cmc thew. j. G'n Awk Ayers m' •av from orlMare Nitwits owl ulna sr Mr n6. a 'se's 4'Z/wt., pro a 1 or all skin 4w:on erns essr sae. sal/ wren, rin,e'o•m- et,ldree'e bort M,),'. re's Mena bmtars. ale- U Is a sprtity eo'f. h eh. e•:rel res. ns ite 1, plies. 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