Exeter Advocate, 1909-05-20, Page 3Why 1 Recommend
Dr. Williams' Pink Pilis
The Particulars of a Remarkable Cure Told by a
Presbyterian Clergyman ---The Sufferer Brought
Back from Death's Door.
"Why 1 recommend I)r. Williams'
Pink Pills."
St. Andrew's Manse.
Cardigan, P.E.I., Jan. 1908.
Though 1 have never been sick
myself, and have not had occasion
to use Ur. 1Villiams' Pink Pilis, 1
thought you ought to know of the
remarkable cure they have wrought
in Mr. Oftling's case.
During a visit to my home in
Merigomish, N. some years ago,
I was grieved to find our next door
neighbor and friend, Michael Old-
ing, very low. "He is not expected
to live," my mother informed me,
"And you must go over and see him
as he is liable to pass away at any
moment." "Notexpected to lite,''
that was the opinion not only of the
doctor who attended hiin, but of his
wife and family as well. Upon
visiting him myself I found abund-
ant evidence to confirm their opin-
ion.
Mr. Olding had for years been
afflicted with asthma and bronchitis,
but now a complication of diseases
was ravishing his system. He had
been confined to his bed for months
and was reduced to a skeleton.
Though evidently glad to see me,
he conversed with the greatest diffi-
culty, and seemed to realize that it
was the beginning of the end. He
was daily growing weaker ; his feet
were swollen to twice their natural
size, and the cold hand of death
was upon his brow. "It's no use,"
)i.e said feebly, "the doctors medi-
cine is not helning me and I am go-
ing down rapidly." I prayed with
him as for a man soon to pass into
eternity, and when I took his hand
in parting it was the last time I ex -
peeled to see him in the flesh.
Three years later while on another
visit to my mother's Michael Old-
ing was seemingly in better health
Ilion on the turtle's back ; and if it INDEED THEY
is hungry, why, while the barnacles
in their fixed places are reaching
out with their delicate fingers and
sweeping the adjacent waters as
with a net to draw in this susten-
ance the sailor crab can move about
in the vegetation and find food.
Or the sailor crab niay find food
in the scraps that cotne to it from
the turtle's table. The loggerhead
is both a vegetable and a flesh
feeder. It will cat sea grass or He
whatever crustaceans it can eatcl' or
fish.
It niight seem that the big logger-
head couldn't catch fish, but it is a Shu17
Hants Co., N. S.,
great swimmer and it will smash Situ 1. (Special) -„I suffered
into a school of fish and snap up
what it wants, and scraps from this from Lame Back, Kidney Disease
float back to lodge on the turtle's and Ueai t I' lutterings, caused by
back and there furnish food for the cold and a strain, for three years. A Woman's Sympathy
sailor. So the sailor crab at sea. on I was looking over some papers and Are you dlecouraged? 1. your doctor's
the turtle's back is likely to get saw Dodd's Kidney Pills advertised soh a sea i r„Incaaln pu dent? 11.a now .:i pain
enough to eat, but it has to be al- and 1 bought one box which Corn- these mean to dcllcnte women -i have
o
ways on the lc ile ut not to be swept pletely cured me. Dodd's Kidney cine° n y$s�ti`°` want 'to re,ie°e �ou °bur-
off the ship's (Peck to be lost in the Pills are wonderful." dens. R•i+ not end the pain an atop the
That is life simple strai htfor- :Fin:). 1i can do tbts for you and
ocean or there devoured by some P g wt if you wu1 assist tree.
bigger creature. ward statement of kir. 'ihomas �os o ii a do to to writs for a tree
than I had ever seen him, for, as I
said, he had always been ailing. In
sheer desperation he had asked his
wife to get him 1)r. Williams' Pink
Pills. They soon began to help
him. His appetite and strength be-
gan to improve, and to the astonish-
ment of his family and friends he
rapidly regained his health. Now,
though the burden of well nigh
four score years is upon him, he is
able to do a fair day's work, and is
in the enjoyment of good health,
even the asthma has ceased to
ARE WONDERFUL
WHAT THOS. McDONALD SAYS
OF DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS.
Had lame Buck, Kidney Ms.
ease and Heart Fluttering's and
Otte Box Cured Him.
YOU COULD!
Huh 1
Got that tired feeling yeti
yourself a wishing,
lou could cut it all and get.
Just a few days' fishing'
Is there anything more annoying
than having your cern stepped up-
on; is there anything more delight-
ful than getting rid of it.? Hollo-
way's Corn Cure will do it. Try it
and bo convinced.
AN OMISSION.
Blobbs-"Everything I have in
the world I owe to my wife."
Slobbs-''You seem to forget that
little matter of ifs you owe me."
>� ,e remedywhich has been placed
n my hands to be given away. Perhaps
this ono box will cure you -It has done so
for others. If so I shalt be happy and
you will be cured for lc (the cost of a
Fu
stamp). Your lettere }y held conft-
anent. 1- 7 _Write
CV1' - '(.mWindsor. free r Ont.
trouble him as in rormer years.
When the turtle is under way or
Mr. Olding himself, as well as his there is a heavy sen running it must
neighbors and the writer of this hold on tight with its sharp claws,
letter, confidently believe that his and it may find a refuge somewhere
in the vegetation ; but it is more
likely to go clean aft and creep over
the edge of the shell at the base of
the turtle's hack to where it can find
a shelter and a lee. It is there the
sailor crabs have oftenest been
Mr. Olding himself writes :-"I found on loggerh,'ads. which have
and glad Rev. Mr. Smit)! has written come from the tropics in summer and
you about my wonderful cure, for been taken in local waters.
I confidently believe that if it had RIS LI'i"TLF. JOKE.
not been for Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills I would have been dead long . It w•as just two years after their
ago. It would be impossible to ex-
aggerate the desperate condition I "George," she said romantically,
as she gazed at the fantastic pic-
tures the red coals formed, "do you
retnember our courting days?"
George laughed teasingly.
"No, my dear. 1 do not."
She looked up with a hurt expres-
sion.
"George, do you mean to sit
there and say you do not remember
our courting days 1 Why, I am
shocked at your colduess t"
"No, dear, I do not remember
our courting days because only
night-watchmen have to do their
courting in the daytime. But I do
remetnber our courting nights, and
they were delightful, pet."
But she said lin was too
for anything.
rescue from the very jaws of death
-seemingly so miraculous -is due
under the blessing of God to the
timely and continuous use of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills.
REV. EDWIN SMITH, M.A.
was in when I began to use the
('ills. No one thought I could get
better. I scarcely dared hope my-
self that I)r. Williams' Pink Pills
would bring me through, but they
did and I have ever since enjoyed
good health. Though I am seventy' -
nine years old people are always
remarking on how young I look -
and I feel young. I can do a fair
day's work, and I am better in
every way than I had been for
years. I cannot say too much in
praise of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
and I take every opportunity I can
to recommend thein to friends who
are ailing."
BURCL.UI'S CURIOUS MISTAKE
How Stolen Jewelry Came Into the
Hands of tl'e Police.
Jewelry and gold watches to the
value ofX400 have been handed in at
'Scotland Yard under extraordinary
circumstances, says the London
Standard.
A woman was travelling outside
an omnibus from Paddington to-
ward Edgware road carrying with
her a brown paper parcel containing
two ,ounis of soap. She alighted
at Westbourne grove, taking with
her what she thought to be the par-
cel she had been carrying.
During her journey a well dressed
man sat next to her, also carrying
a brown paper parcel. He left the
omnibus a short time before she
reached her destination. Reaching
home she was astonished to find in-
stead of the soap the jewelry and
watches, which she conveyed to
Scotland Yard.
It has been ascertained by the
police that the jewelry formed the
proceeds of a burglary at Maida
Vale a week ago. It is believed
that the elan was on the any to the
reeeiver at the time he made the
singular exchange of parcels.
THE SAILOR CRAB.
Makes Long Voyages at Sea on the
Backs of Turtles.
Among the many curious crabs
there is perhaps none more inter-
esting than the sailor crab, a name
applied to it because it goes to sea
horrid
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BAD LEC FOR 60 YEARS.
Zam-Bak Works a Complete Cure.
Mts. J. Minett, of 192. Thurbers Avenue.
Providence, Rhode Island. has been cured
by "Lam-I3ak of a ball leg, which had defied
all remedies for sixty long years. She
says :-" When a child of eight, I was bitten
on long voyages, which It makes on on the lea by a dog. A doctor cautersed
the backs of big green turtles and the place, but it never healed up soundly,
giant loggerheads. The sailor crab ant. hate suffered with an ulcerated leg
le a little fellow with a body threes. for over sixty years. This occurred in
quarter's of an inch or an inch in Iingland. and many English doctors tried
length. \\ ith its claws extended It in vain to heal the sore. At one time 1 was
might measure an inch and a half, an in -latent at the East Suffolk Hospital
g for a long period. and for three years I was
It is a very pretty crab indeed, with
color markings that are various; it
may be found with a shell all yellow,
or with a shell of dark colors with
lighter shadings like those of finish-
ed tortoise shell; or it rnny have a
mottled shell, or a shell whose color-
ing resembles that of veined mar-
ble. It seems all the prettier seen
in and out of hospitals. I was continually
in pain. and the sore would not heal, but
continued to discharge. Twelve months
ago I came out here to my daughter, and
during the voyage I had to keep my bed.
The ship's doctor examined my leg, and
gave me a plaster. which I had to take off
again. as it matte the pain so intense. When
I reached my daughter's house. she sent for
a medical man. who said nothing could ever
amid its rough surroundings on the do it any good, and although 1 tried other
big loggerhead's dingy brown shell. American doctors, they did me no good.
Thry said my leg would never be well.
The big loggerltca(I, with a top " One day my youngest daughter brought
home a box of lam -Rut, and induced me
to try it. With Ilse fust application 1
seemed to find ease, and further treatment
with Zam-Ifuk did me so much good that I
sent for a proper supply. 1 kept on with
the 'lam-I3uk treatment, and soon saw that
the wound was getting better. The
discharge was reduced, and the pain wets
eased. I persevered with the Zam-I3uk,
and, to cut a long story short, it effected a
cure. it is marvellous to think that. after
suffering for sixty years, 'Lam-I3uk has been
able to make my kg perfectly sound."
Zam-link is a combination of power and
purity. l'urely herbal, it is superior to all
known remedies for chronic sores and
vegetation may be found various wounds, ecrema, salt -rheum, ringworm,
minute forms of animal life. Suttle eruptions. varicose ulcers. cuts, burns,
bruises. skin diseases. It also cures piles.
(1s.} when the trig turtle, with nil All Druggists and Stores sell at 50c. a box.
or pelt -free from Zam-fiuk Co., Toroator
for price. Three boxes for 11.25.
shell five, six or seven feet in
length, may afford a floating !ionic
for various other living things.
Barnacles attach to it and there live
their lives, travelling with it
wherever it goes, as do barnacles
that attach to vessels. Marino
vegetation that lodges on its back
THE ILLS OF CHILDHOOD may there stick and thrive, just as
HOW TO CURE THEM it would attached to rocks; gather-
ing in chmps, or streaming back
In thousands of homes throughout from it when the big turtle is in mo -
Canada Baby's Own 'Ial,tets is the tion just as it might from reeks
only medicine used when the chit- washed by a flowing tide; and in this
dren arc ailing, and the mother who
keeps this medicine on hand may
feels as safe as though there was a
doctor constantly in the home.
Baby's Own Tablets cure all stomach
and bowel troubles, break up colds,
destroy worms, and make teething
easy. Guaranteed free from opiates
and poisonous drugs. Mrs. Gen.
Wilson, Wilson's, N. II., says :-"I
began using Baby's (hen Tablets
abort five years ago. and since then
have used no other medicine for
my children. They never fail to
bring relief, and I would Advise When the turtle is asleep. lying still that the consumption of sugar is m-
all mothers to try there." Sold by upon the waters the little sailor creasing, while the amount of alco-
nedicine dealers or by mail at 2.3 crab many wander out to the end • fol is declining. This is explained
cents a box from The Dr. Williams' of one of its long extended flippers by the fact that men of all classes
714edicine Co.. Brockville, Ont. as it might to the end of some eat sweetmeats much mere than
peninsula: and then it. may come they did and that whenever a people
back to find its way amunq the eat largely of sugar they take less
THEN THE AU1)IE\l i; �_titl.1:1). meadows or the tor•<ts of vegeta intoxicants.
After a short meeting a little
- . -.- A Time for Everything. -Tie time
this life on its hack, swans into
shallower waters to feed, or works
its way through some floating mass
of seaweed, one or two sailor crabs
inay cone aboard, shipping thus for
a long voynge.
To the sailor crab thus embarked
the big turtle many not seem like a
se* washed moving continent, hut it
might easily seem like a sizable
island with many places to roam.
•1•
CANDY VS. ALCOHOL.
But a very few years ago women
used to he jeered at and even re-
provei for their craze for goodies,
and a pian who was seen eating
sweets was accounted a rather poor
thing. Now figura aro showing
McDonald, a well-known resident
of that place. It shows how quickly
Dodd's Kidney Pills cure Kidney
Disease when taken in its earliest
stages. Lame Back is one of the
first symptoms of sick Kidneys.
Heart Fluttering is another symp-
tom. It is canned by blood, from ever I want you to marry a man
which the sick Kidneys have failed You object, and whenever I do not
strain the impurities, increas-
ing
want you to marry ono you straight-
toing the work of the heart Dodd's way insist on it." Daughter :
"Yes; and whenever we are agreed
the pian objects.
It is a Liver Pill. -Many of the
ailments that man has to contend
with have their origin in a disorder-
ed liver, which is a delicate organ,
peculiarly susceptible to the disturb-
ances that come from irregular
habits or lack of care in eating and
drinking. This accounts for the
great many liver regulators now
pressed on the attention of suffer-
ers. Of these there is none superior
to Parmelee's Vegetable Pills.
Their operation though gentle is
effective, and the most delicate can
use them.
Father : "It's singular that when -
Kidney Pills make the sick Kidneys
well, the lame back disappears, the
blood is purified, the heart is re-
lieved and the thitterings stop.
If the case is of long standing, it
tnav take longer to cure it. but
Dodd's Kidney Pills never fail to
do it.
WONDROUS.
There was a man in our town,
And he was wondrous wise;
He jumped into a mining scheme
Up to his very eyes;
And when he found that he was
'cont,''
V.'ith all his might and mind
IIo jumped out of the scheme again,
But left his pile behind.
tinging was indulged in by some ,
for i)r. Th s' Eelectric Oil is when
cit the Inetnbess of a 50(181 gather-
ing. and. half -way down the pro-
gramme. the name of Hiss Belinda
lir, ret n
figured.
Alas when the time carne for her
to appear a messenger affixed to
5a} that the lady was suffering from
a very had cold, and, therefore. the
chairman had to excuse her to the
an 1ienre.
-Ladles and gentlemen," lie said.
1'1 have to announce th.ti 11.
ilre.wn will be tit:ahle to sing
ar.noun:ed, and. therefore. �1
(freed will give tis '.1t Sing
Thank'Ris ing.' "
The value of all I; retie .1 fish 1:►ti'I.
I'd in F:r.;tland a, ,f 1\ ales in on) - -
3 -ear is over t) ,P.,r.0u0. i h \ l'
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the old; when lnmhngo, asthma,
coughs, colds, catarrh or earache
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A cure.
Worms cause feverishness, moan-
ing and restlessness during sleep.
Mother Graves' Worm Extermina-
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If your druggist has none in stock,
get hint to procure it for you.
On the north of Australia is the
greatest coral reef in the world. It
is over 1,000 miles long, and thirty
miles wide.
T.arM3 Down Signals does not delay stoma.
Opium -laden "medrilnes" may check coughing,
but the cold stays. no not trifle ; when you begin
So cough take Alien's Long Baitsm, free from
glass, lull of healing power.
Towne: "Nonsense! Who told
you Miss Pretty has a good disposi-
tion?" Browne : "Why, she's al -
trays smiling. Doesn't that show
a good disposition 1" Towne: "Not
necessarily' sometimes it Merely
Mistress -"Who was that gentle-
man that come in just now I"
Servant --"It wasn't a gentleman;
it was only the master, who came
back for his umbrella."
NINE TIMES OUT OFTEN Painkiller will befnnnd
to 1111 your needs as a household remedy. Used
as a liniment for stiffness and taken internally
for ail br.wel complaints. Avoid substitutes.
'there 1s but one "i'atukiller"-Perry Paris'. 25c.
and 50c.
"How do you like your alarm -
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rate." "You didn't seen pleased
with it at first." "No; but it's
broken now."
A Cure for Fever and Ague. --
Disturbance of the stomach and
liver always precede attacks of fever
and ague, showing derangement of
the digestive organs and deteriora-
tion in the quality of the blood.
In these ailments I'armelee's Vege-
table Pills have been found must
shows good teeth and dimples." effective, abating the fever and sub -
Dysentery corrodes the intestines
and speedily cats away the lining,
bringing about dangerous condi-
tions that may cause death. Dr.
J. 1). Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial
clears the intestinal canals of the
germs that cause the inflammation,
and by protecting the lining from
further ravages restores them to
healthy condition. Those subject
to dysentery should not be without
this simple yet powerful remedy.
The largest yield of bone from a
"Mrs. Small," said the lodger to
his landlady. "I thought you didn't
allow smoking in the sitting -room
"I don't," replied Mrs. Small with
energy. "Who'sd.•ittg it, I'd like
to know?" ''\\'ell. if you have time
you might step in and remonstrate
with the chimney.'''
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A Nagging Dough drives sleep and eomfore
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Wood yields one-fourth of the
heat of coal ; charcoal about the
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Eyes Are Relieved By Murine
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single whale was taken in 1883. it
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19011, I'rofessor Harcourt, of the Guelph Agricttlturitl College,
said among other things as follows: Various types of break-
fast foods may be roughly divided into the following classes: 1st,
The uncooked, such as granulated oats. etc., which require long
cooking to make them palatable and aid digestion; (incl, Partially cook-
ed, such as rolled and flaked grains. in this process the cell walls are
rupturrd by the crushing, consequently they require less time in
their preparation for the table; 3rd, Cooked foods ; 4th, Foods termed
pre-digested, such as Orange Meat,ete.
A large number of foods have been analyzed and some r•f the re -
snits are incorporated in the following table. In nearly every case the
figures arc the average of a number of analyses:
Orange Meat
White Bread
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