Exeter Advocate, 1909-07-01, Page 31
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LACK OF BLOOD
is What 0aus9a Headichea, Lissa•
era and Heart Palpitation.
JAPS AND THE CZAR'S STAMPS
Spoils of War Upon Which It is
Difficult to Realize.
Amung our good neighbors, the
Japanese, nothing is wasted; out
,•f all and everything trtey endea-
vor to extract benefit, say the
�On the blood depeuds the welfare Kharbiu Vyestuik. Thus, for ex -
lit the •hole body. Where good ample, during the Russo-Japanese
good exists disealte is unknown, ' War the Japanese secured more
eatery disease quickly seizes hold
If the body—It is then headaches,
backaches, dizziness, heart palpi-
eslion and other serious ailments
Make themselves felt.. Good blood
Ian always be obtained thieugli tho
Bae of Dr. Williims' Pink fills for
Pale People. They actually make
oo4----rich blood and thus restore
10st/strength and banish dibeaee.
Mr. Herbert Hanson, Brewers
Mills, N. li., says :---"I cannot
praise Dr. \intima' Pink Pills too
highly. I was troubled with head -
than 1,500,000 roubles' worth of
Russian postage and revenue
stamps abandoned by us in various
post-otlices, branches thereof, and
sundry other establishments. Now
the enterprising Japanese aro try-
ing to dispose of these stamps to
agents, who offer them to Russian
arrivals for half their value. A
certain Caucasian, also of an en-
terprisiug turn of mind, proceed-
ed to Japan on business, encoun-
tered one of these agents at Yoko-
hama, and, tempted by easy gain,
SHE COULD NOT Ladies, Do You Know
HOLD A TEACUP Bu IDog
aches, dizziness and lose of strength bought various stamps valued at
and had a hacking cough which l e.,200 roubles for 1,000 roubles only.
feared would lead to consumption. ui The stamps wero successfully coa-
1 tried a number of medicines with- ; }
out benetlt, but was finally persued• veyed to Vladivostock, but unhap-
ed to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pi1ls, pily the agents of the detective
1 did so and used these Pills for force got wind of the affair.
One of these agents visited the
several months with romerkable re-' Caucasian in the guise of a stamp
sults. 'Batey helped me so much purchaser, and in order not to
Mist. I new strongly recommend
them to all other eufferere." rouse suspicion l and for greater
on
Tho expeelence of Mr. Hanson is theisimilituder When
some money t"
'hat of thousands of others who table. R hen the merchant
ave found health and strength left the room for the stamps the
through Dr. Williams' Pink Pills signal was given to the ambuscade
[ter other medicines had failed. and no sooner had the owner re-
- turned that the agent met hie) re -
Ing good blood that these Pills 1 volver in hand and arrested him on
cure such troubles as anaemia, in- the spot with his wife and confis-
digestion, rheumatism, heart pal-
pitation, neuralgia, nervous troub-
les and the distressing ills of girl- ter three days' detention.
Mnod and womanhood. Dr. WTI -is reported that the money
amasPink Pills for Pale People It µi11 bo returned to him, but that
the stamps will remain for the bene-
fit of the exechequer. It is said
that in the case of a big buyer of
these stamps the Japanese offer to
land him safely on Russian terri-
tory with his booty, in a torpedo
Loat or special steamer, but whe-
ther or not this offer has yet been
accepted is unknown.—Kharbin
Vyest nik.
cated tho stamps. \\'hen it appear-
ed that the stamps were really Rus-
sian the prisoner was released af-
are sold by all dealers in medicine
r direct by mail from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont., at f0 cents a box or six boxes
Or $2.50.
SALE OF PARDONS.
An Agency at the :Ministry of Jus-
tice in Paris.
An extraordinary scandal has
come to light in Paris. According
to French law it is permissible, af-
ter a criminal case has gone through
the courts, to make an appeal for
pardon through the Minister of
Justice, and information recently
reached the authorities that certain
individuals had been getting into
oomrnunieation with persons who
had trade, such appeals, promising
them to bring influence to bear in
their favor in high quarters, in re-
turn for pecuniary consideration.
On the facts of the case being
jibplaced before hien the Minister of
Justice ordered a further investi-
gation to be made, with the result
that an artillery captain connected
with the permanent court-martial
in Paris was brought before an ex-
amining Magistrate and placed un-
der arrest. He is accused, with an-
other man, of obtaining money
from different persons by represent-
ing that he would be able to obtain
pardon for thein.
According to the Paris Gaulois,
a veritable agency has been or-
ganized at the Ministry of Justice
kr obtaining remissions of sentence
and high officials are involved.
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THAI
ARANO
AMMONIA
POWDER
"Cleans Up
Everything's
RUT DODD'S KIDNEY PiLLS
CURED MRS. J t1I1.S 11.
WHITE.
They Took Away Her Backache,
Cured Her Urinary Trouble and
Made Iler a Well 11•onlau•
I'revelle, Gaspe Co., Que., Juno
21 (Special) -After suffering for
four years from ills, which many a
woman knows, and being treated
Ly a doctor who failed to give her
relief, Mrs. James H. White, a
farmer's wife living near here, is
again a well woman. Dodd's
Kidney Pills cured her.
"My trouble started from a
strain," Mrs. White states. "1
had a pain always across my back
and a steady pain in the back of my
neck, and I had urinary trouble
that caused me a great deal of an-
noyance.
''For four years I suffered in this
way and the doctor I consulted did
not do nie any lasting good. In
the morning I was dizzy and I fin-
ally got so nervous I could not hold
a cup.
"Then 1 started to use Dodd's
Kidney Pills, and I got relief right
from the start. Three boxes cured
me completely. To -day I am a
well woman."
Mrs. White's troubles were Kid-
ney troubles. So are the troubles
of nine out of ten of the suffering
women of Canada to -day. That
is why Dodd's Kidney Pills always
cure them.
BRAVERY.
Our idea of a hero is a young man
who attempts to prove that two
can live as cheaply as one, because
his best girl told him they could.
" LAKE OF BAYS " COUNTRY.
A handsome brochure, artistical-
ly illustrated, has been issued by
the passenger department of the
Grand Trunk Railway System, tell-
ing of the beauties of the Lake of
Bays district, in the "Highlands of
Ontario." A new feature of this
district is the new hotel—the Wawa
—at Norway Point. The hotel it-
self has a page illustration reflect-
ing the summer glories of wood-
land and water, with a brood of
seven wild geese soaring skyward
beyond the tower. The concise
description embodies the story of a
charming resort.
A copy can be obtained free on
application to J. D. McDonald,
Union Station, Toronto, Ont.
WHAT YOU NEED FOR TH1
COUNTRY.
You need some handy balm ready fa
blistered hands, sunburned skin. cuts,
burns, bruises, stings, and the man)
little accidents incidental to open-air life.
Zane -Bok is the ideal balm. It is antiseptic.
Soothing, and healing. Insect stings of
barbed wire scratches cannot become
oisoned wounds If Zam-Buk is applied.
t soothes sore, aching feet, heals baby't
hated places, cools patches of sunburn,
telieves the pain of blisters. Mothers
should see that the country cottage is never!
without Zam-Buk. Purely herbal, it may
he regarded as Nature's own healer. Apply
it to 'Oilskin injuries. rashes, eruptions, and
diseases. All druggists and stores.
HOW TO MAKE DIAMONDS.
le
Lemoine, the 14'izard, Makes the
Formula Public.
Lomoine, "the diamond maker,"
who was sentenced by default sorno
time ago to pay a fine of £120, for
fraudulently obtaining large suns
a f money from Sir Julius Wernher
and others by representing that he
had discovered a method of mak-
ing diamonds, has been granted a
new trial. At the hearing on the
first day of this retrial in Paris,
MA1:It' POWER Franco, Lemoine admitted that the
famous formula deposited with the
Soothe Insane Uongners Mania Union of London and Smiths Bank
and Melancholia. ill London was worthless from the
scientific point of view, and he had
purposely put it in the terms lie
had so that his secret might not
be revealed.
"Where are your diamonds?"
asked the Judge, and the accused
replied that he would tell every-
thing if the court would grant him
a five minutes' adjournment. Tho
request was granted, and on the re-
sumption Lemoine remarked that
his explanations would be of a
"eery scientific character." Ho
continued :
"I am not joking, but am going
to sound the death -knell of the dia-
mond." Holding up a pin to ex-
plain the construction of his fur-
nace, he went on : "This apparatus
docs not include a crucible. The
composition of the product is sitn-
plo. Into my furnace you put some
iron filings, sugar carbons, and
mercury, and in this way the con-
stituent. elements of the diamond
are combined,"
01' M l sit'.
It is something new to learn that
music has power to soothe a titan
with toothache. Dr. G. Norman
Meachen, in a recent lecture, said
that there was a record Baso where
the sufferer from toothache be:ame
so interested in a pianoforte solo
that he forgot his ailment and be-
came almost lively. The lecturer
claimed that music was an import-
ant fatter in several other ail-
ments; for instance, insomnia.
There wero several cases on record
where sleeplessness had been cured
by mends of music. In iS9e a little
child suffering from insomnia was
cured by means of music when all
other means had failed. According
to Dr. Meachen it was chiefly in
nervous disorders—mania, melan-
cholia, and idiocy—that music was
most efficacious, but it had been
known to reduce the temperature
e' a patient suffering from fever.
Music had also the power of dis-
tracting the attention of the insane.
NOT WEATHER MONTHS
KILL LITTLE CHILDREN
If you want to k.^np your chll•
been rosy, healthy and full of life
MOSLEM GARDEN PARTY.
Lady Minto and Lady Eileen El-
liot.. wife and daughter of the gov-
ern,lr-general of India, recently at-
tended a most interesting garden
party of Moslem women in ('alcut-
during the hot we.athcr ntt,t:la tai ;\11 the haters were decorated,
F.avethem an c' sional d•)se :•1 and on one a gold embroidered
paby•s Oen Tablce•. This we,li- cane's, supported on silver pillars,
clue presents aireey summer' ^010- sheltered a dais, upon which was
plaints by clean.ir,g the stomach set a throne for Lady Minto with
tend hoe els ; es it cures the trouble chairs for ieidy Eileen and LTds
f r enotly if it comes on inexpert- Baker, who accompanied her Ex
r eellency. One hundred Moslem a-"-
1 lie mother who kerns this trosstii- men were present. besides 'nary
ane ou hand may feel As Safe as European women, hut there we,e
If she had a doctor i.i the home, no teen. The affair was strictly
hii . C. ('. Iiuo, Geogetottn, Out., '•purdah," and there were n .ice
ata :--" i can hearti. ly recommetlti hilt female attendants. Thr e
aby's Oen Tablets as a great help princesses of the Onah family. wec
ti, baby during the het surnrner all ware magnificent jen els. pre
t:.,,nths. 1 have used 0 -,em for sura- 'opted heuquets shyly". but with • vi
1.:11 1ronbles, and am much pleased , dee; pleasure, to the viceregal v'ti-
with the result." gold by meditisfe ' ter:.
di ager or by mail at ee cents a '
box from the 1►r 1 ian:s' Medi- { in Franc e. about COO duels are
tine Cu, Bruckt alis, .t 1t. ( fo:.gllt s cat Iv.
li
4wu'aanr el t•y J. ft PAINE CO, Ltd, Tor,.uto.
ASK YOUR anomie FOR IT.
tare yuurcoupuns. and ane nt nor particulars
regarding prize 111113010P11108 'ranal M ETALIZL O R01111 NAT PIN
ASKED AND ANSWERED.
Little Willie—"Say pa, what is a
keiptonianlae 1"
l'a—"A kleptomaniac, my son, is
a thief seldom worth less than
$100,000.
A Sure Corrective of Flatulency.
—When the undigested food lies in
the stomach it throws off gases
causing pains and oppression in the
stomachic region. The belohing or
eructation of these gases is offen-
sive and the only way to prevent
thong is to restore the stomach to
proper action. Parmelee's Vege-
table Pills will do this. Simple di-
rections go with each packet, and
a course of them taken systemati-
cally is certain to effect a cure.
Visitor : "How do you do, Tom-
my? I've come to stay at your
house for a week, and I'm sure you
can't even guess who I am." Tom-
my : "1'11 bet you ono thing." Visi-
tor : "What? " Tommy : "I'll bet
you're no relation of father's."
COULDN'T STOP HiM.
Blox—"Newdrop is a great boast-
er,"
Knox—"That's what. Why, only
yesterday lie was boasting about
how loud his baby can cry."
Don t experiment with unsatls.
factory substitutes. Wilson's Fly
Pads kill many times more house
flies than any other known article.
PAPA ANi) HIS SAFETY RAZOR.
"Won't you take a chair, Mr.
Simpson?" said the little girl to
the caller. "Papa will be down
just as soon as he has finished hoe-
ing his face."
CRIEVOUS ERRORS made nowadays.
For Instance when n person buys an imi-
tation of " The 1). A , " Menthol Meter
said to be the e. Ise
that they are madebycareful
by DavisDavisdl Lawrence
Co.
Even if a man's good deeds live
after him he isn't in a position to
caro.
Pains Disappear Before It.—go
one need suffer pain when they
have available Dr. Thomas' Eclec-
tric Oil: If not in the house when
required it can be procured at the
nearest Store, as all merchants
keep it for sale. Rheumatism and
a1. bodily pains disappear when it
is applied. and should they at any
Limo return, experience teaches the
user of the Oil how to deal with
them.
WANTED CREAM ON IT.
There had been a railroad accid-
ent, and the absent-minded tourist
awoke to find himself with a mouth-
ful of splinters. Turning uneasily
in his shattered berth, he remark-
ed: "Marin, this breakfast food
wouldn't be so bnd if it bad a little
more cream on it."
T'U
Wilson's FIy Pads, the best oI
all fly killers, kill both the Ries and
the disease germs.
MOTHER WAS PRESENT.
It was the first time in three dives
that Mrs. 1'ery Rich had seen her
children, so numerous wero her
suctal engagements.
"Mama," asked little Ruth, as
her mother took her up in her arms
for a kiss, "on what day was 1
born 1"
"On Thursday, dear," said the
mother.
"Wasn't that forunate 1" replied
the little girl, "because that's your
day hotue."
The Foe of Indigestion.—Indiges-
ton is a common ailment and few
aro free front it. It is a most dis-
tressing complaint and often the
suffering attending it is most se-
vere. Tho very best remedy is
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills taken
according to directions. They rec-
tify the irregular action of the sto-
mach and restore healthy action.
For many years they have been a
standard remedy for dyspepsia and
indigestion and aro highly esteem-
ed for their qualities.
Husband : "After all, civiliza-
tion has its drawbacks. People in
the savage state seldom get ill."
Wife (sweetly): "I wonder if that's
the reason you're so healthy 1".
Jones (to Brown, who has been
relating his wonderful adventures
in Russia): "And I suppose you
visited the great steppes of Rus-
sia?" Brown : "I should rather
think so, and walked up every one
of thein on my hands and knees."
A lady writes: "I was enabled to
remove the corns, root and branch,
by the use of Holloway's Corn
Cure." Others who have tried it
have the same experience.
Meeker : "Just one year ago to-
day I had my wife to the altar."
Bleeker : "You did, eh 1" Meeker :
"Yes, and then and there my lead-
ership ended."
Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Even
Relieved by Murine Eye Remedy. Com-
pounded by Experienced Physicians. Mu.
rine Doesn't Smart: Soothes Eye Pain.
Write Murine Eye Re,nedy hicago,
for illustrated Eye Book. At Co.,Druggists.
You may be able to forget your
troubles for a time, but they usual-
ly come back stronger than ever
after their vacatitd..
When going away from home, or
at any change of habitat, ho is a
wise man who numbers among his
belongings a bottle of Dr. J. D.
Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial.
Change of food and water in some
strange place where there are no
doctors may bring on an attack of
dysentery. He then has a stand-
ard remedy at hand with which to
cope with the disorder, and fore-
armed he can successfully fight the
ailment and subdue it.
PAINKILLER IS JUST THE REMEDY
needed in every household. For cute. burns
and bruises, strains and sprains dampen
a cloth with It, apply to the wound and
the pain leaves. Avoid substituted. Utero
is but ono "Painkiller "—Perry 1)aviti —
ESc, and Soo.
Jenny : "Jack, you ought to make
some sacrifice to prove that you
love me. Come, now, what will
you give up when we aro married?"
Jack : "Jenny, I'll—I'll give up
being a bachelor."
The microscope in the hands of
experts employed by the United
States Government has revealed
the fact that a house fly sometimes
carries thousands of disease germs
attached to its hairy body. The
continuous use of Wilson's Fly!
Pads will prevent all danger of
infection from that source by killing
both the germs and the flies.
The following is the reply which
a man sent to a bill from his book-
seller :—"I never ordered the book ;
if I did, you didn't send it; if you
sent it, I never got it; if I got it,
I paid for it; if I didn't, I won't."
Worms derange the whole system.
Mother Graves' Worm Extermina-
tor deranges worms and gives rest
to the sufferer. It only costs 25
cents to try it and be convinced.
Love without esteem is almost
as capricious as esteem without
love.
WOMEN'S HANDS
U 111100 0 01 ONO S sae ,0, 1101111 • C•0 va e
ye.. I'we as ail •niers et 6.1s4..1a
25c.;;ie;,
11.04 •n.4 Altai
54 0010.';.4.
&Weft TARBOX 55011.. 274 iundas Et , Toronto, Ost.
"Ignorance," remarked young
Borem "they say is bliss." "Oh,
that probably accounts for it," re-
joined Miss Cutting. "Accounts
for what!" queried the youth. ''The
contented and happy look you
usually wear," she replied.
ST. MARGARET'S COLLEGE,
TORONTO.
A very interesting illustrated
booklet has just been issued by St.
Margaret's College, for girls. Con-
currently with, or independent
of, an Academie ceerse St. Mar-
garet's runs courses in Music,
Art, and domestic Science. Thd
classes are mads to average
ten each, so isa to bring the personal
influence of the teacher more fully
to hear upon the pupil. "Good
English, like gc;od manners. comes
bent through association with those
who have it," said an Oxford pre-
tenses. The personal influence of
the teacher cannot he effective
when the classed are large.
D11. ANIMAL. M. 1).
With animals the simple remedies
of Nature generally suffice for their
ailments, and they are guided to
them by instinct. The mongoose
cures himself, when bitten by a co-
bra, by eating a certain plant., and
when it dog has lost its appetite it
eats that species of glass known as
dog's grass. Sheep and sows when
ill also seek out certain herb•. An
animal suffering from chronic rheu-
matism always keeps, as far as pos-
sible. in the sun. The warrior ants
have regularly organized ambu-
lances. If a chimpanzee be wound-
ed, it steps the bleeding by plac-
ing its hand on the wound, or dress-
ing it with leaves or grass; whilst
aniruals with wounded legs or arils
almost set `red complete the ampu-
tation by means of their teeth.
A DI1'1.t)M.\T.
Mother—"Aren't you ewer going
to get ower fghtirlg, \Willie 1"
Willies-"Yes'in when t we. lick -
ISSUE NO. 28-01, -.I
wait IIIIi.*Xaa.
TOPom
hs to $V i. deantl to ered enemas' rain Atmilling any
etatt,nt to Ontario for 8•>t l.• (u. ridgy s,uran•
teed. Nu such value ever before offered in carts,
da. Catalogue free. Other eprc'.l 111106 harness
and ti r..celisa..
Th. Olontont Brawn Trading 0s., Toronto. Mitt
WANTED „co UnVe'sitedtern Eoilmpire.
and
Coai, 4o\V allaceburg
Sugar, so Sterling Flank, so Trusts and
Guarantee, so Birbeck i.oan (fully paid G
per cent. ), so Collingwond Shipbuilding,
moo Badger, a000 Cobalt Gem, a000
Diamond Vale Coal.
WANTED.
pANTRY WOMAN, liberal wage%, and girls
for dining -room w.,rk, wages (15.00 psi
month. Apply ' 'h• vir•11.aud." tit. Catharines.
FOR SALE gooer, glloon Coailey.burytall.
vbalt De-
velopment, t oo0
Shamrock, soots Maple Mountain, soo0
Agauni:o, 3000 Cobalt Majestic, 13115
Rothschilds, a000 Bailey, 2000 Luck).
boys.
HERON & CO., 1e KToing ront West,
Fire insurance Agents Wanted
Richmond & Drummond Fire insurnnre cora.
pany. Head Office. Richmond' Qu.. t:.tablisb.a
1879. Capital 1150,000. For agencies .01 unrepr'o-
tmat.d points, Province of Ontario, address
J. H. EWART, Chief Agent,
No. 11 Wellington at., Last. Toreate.
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wed up and repeat orders
00100 1..4 Exclusive ter.
ritnry Wen.
TOL H .ws burets Oi..
Dept. 50, Tort to. Oil
TED
If yon want to sell property which you own la tN
Vatted states nrWs property 01 a
Canada such as • FARM 11.11 n 44, carie w
at 14111 for our new sun. Amoral plan of sellingdirect.
without comml..ion. Gleeful] deacriptils oMeier'
ty and stats 'merit price ifon emit to Loy pre.
peri*of any kind In any locality, write us. stating
what and where you wish to buy, and we will send
du TRIMour mapaine of ehoier lantana t sale
irect front the caner with no commhalon ad
BUYIAnl.Hoan Inseams/It Aosoolatlan,O' ("
67820th Av. N, Mivasapolf, Minn.
11Wonderful, Maizlousl Miiaculous"
Is the exclamation of ono who has used
COON'S INVENTION 41 DeMARVEL4
for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, CoCaveatppatios, linage+tion and many other paln-produed
111g diseases. If you are a sufferer write at ono(
fur p ITticuiars t1 Coon's t►eMarvel Cu., Limttatig
810 Crown L.fe Building, Toronto, Ontario.
Please mention this paper when writing.
ALEXANDER WARDEN,
(I at C•bgrch jjin Canada) elan.
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MM.mbery ioroutu stuck Exchange.
Trader. (tank Building, YS Hr..a1 Street,
TORO\"I0. NSW "Onlc
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We are now
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stock.. write as
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1 heatres, and in thousands of homes where a piano
of ckttinctive merit is appreciated. The Bell is the
only piano with the 11l.rnitabie Repeating Action.
Send for (frees Catalogue No. Te.
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ANOTHER CASH PRIZE CONTEST
ORANGE MEAT
Announces a New Prize Contest
MORE PRIZES THAN THE LAST -
Tho Fleet Prize will again be a LIFE ANNUITY of
FIFTY-TWO DOLLARS CASH
Equal to One Dollar pal «•'ck Rv'rv'Veek during 1.i'elirne
A Second Prize of One Hundred Dollars Cazh
Two Prizes of Fifty Dollars Eao11
Ton Prizes of Twenty Collars Each
Ten Prizes of Ton Dollars Each
Twenty Prizes of Five Dollars Each
Ono Winched Prizes of Ono Dollar Eaoh
CoNuitioeie, ,re •i'n .r to the last Contest. except
that al. !)range Meat f'a,t., i Ihsltorns in1,t be sent in ea
or bete,e November doth, seoq.
Tull particulars on private pat earl In eters 70.:(55 of
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