HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-08-05, Page 3FATE OF YOUNG EXILES
GIRLS SENT I:N('i:O RI' RUS-
SIAN N l'O l ItT.
4/ Half Started Among Savages -
Girls Commit Suicide Oue
After Another.
In June, 1907, says a correspond-
ent of the Russ, writing frvtn To-
belsk, five young people, a girl who
had just graduated at. a Kazan
Grammar school among thorn, were
"tried," sentenced and bent into
exile for having carried on politi-
if cal propaganda among the troops.
The village of Valgeny (in the ex-
treme north of the Tobolsk prov-
ince), where they were installed, is issuees ($196,354,441). There re-
populated almost exclusively by uiained in this country 12% p.c.,
votive savages (Ostiaks and 'noun- while the United States absorbed
gous), who live on hunting and fish- 3% p.c. and (Great Britain 84% p.c.
ing. livery tallow candle, every It is noteworthy that Canadian in -
pint of kerosene oil, every lump of stitutious and individuals of means
sugar or pound of flour has to be are participating to a larger extent
iniported, while there aro no roads than formerly in the financing of
at all, and the distance from the our Natienal undertakings.
'nearest "town" (Obdursk) is 13.2 Great Britain and the Continent
miles. of Europe have long been the chief
STARVED IN HUT. market -places of the worlds' se-
curities. Bonds --or as they might
No employment was to bo got at be termed fractional mortgages -
such a place, and the five exiles did are fuurid among the assets of ati
not receive any allowance from the Prosperous continental peoples, no
Government, as the police report- matter of what class. Years of
tel then to be "children of well -to- prosperity have made the people of
the United States extensive bond
buyers of internal issues; and their
entry into the Canadian market is,
and will be, of no little assistance
in our development.
It is a safe and wise policy that
the Canadian investor make a di-
vision of his surplus funds --part in
five educated young people carried h'ghest quality mortgages --part in
or a life of semi -starvation, cold Municipal debentures -part in first
and despondent, in a hut abandon- mortgage bonds which your banker
ed by tho natives because of its or an established bond house will
dilapidated condition, for a whole recommend.
year. At last their endurance was
at an end, and, profiting by the ab-
sence of her comrades, the girl,
Sabourova, piled up her diary,
Leeks, etc., round her bed, bo- More to Eyes Than to Ears, \W'iten
sprinkled the whole and the walls the Eyes are a Doctor's.
with paraffin oil, lay down and 11 is a fact that in every disease
burned herself within the hut. She there are a whole lot of things that
left a letter behind full of black cannot bo read from the patient's
despair. tongue. The classic wail "No
OTHERS FOLLOW. tongue can tell the agony of my
Her four companions, on seeing suffering" is of wider application
ber charred body, felt crushed down than the patient uttering it is
completely. Vassilevsky and Itou- aware.
btsov were subsequently found It is equally patent, according to
drowned, I'ablovsky and Trotsky American Medicine, that in every
have taken their lives by Weans of disease the tongue has a valuable
an axe. They also have left a let- story to tell and that the practician
ter behind.who ignores this story is in no
"This letter," says tho eorre- sense modern, scientific or practi-
sl.ondent, "will at some future cal. In the light of day we do not
time, be made public. It depicts curiously examine the tongue; we
political exile in Russia in 1907- keep an eye upon it. Not merely
1908 sus strikingly that Russian Citi- its aspect at the outset of treatment
but its variations aro of prune sig -
rens will, in time to come, shod -
der while reading it." rrif .
Thhee tongue findings are directly
,1, .. - and vitally connected with diagno-
tis, treatment and prognosis. The
SUMMER COMPLAINTS mere presence of a coat on part
of the tongue may signify nothing.
DEADLY 70 LITTLE ONE A heavy coat that promptly fades
At the first sign of illness during on proper treatment and shows no
sig -
the hot weather mouths ding tendeney to reappear is of less sig-
thtle of % Baby's Own Tablets, ho nificance than the lightest coat that
lin a few hours the child may is bo -or sticks firmly or promptly returns.
ybIn a disease like tuberculosis, in
se lid cure. These Tablets will pro- which results of treatment hinge
sent summer complaints if given upon the perfect intactness of the
occasionally to the well child, and gastro-intestinal functions, it is of
will promptly cure these troubles
vastly. higher imporlallco to scrut-
inize the tongue from day to day
than the affected lung. In practice
we aro ton prone to disregard this
most obvious fact. Either to amuse
the patient or to satisfy a personal
curiosity we thump the chest when
we had better thump the office
AB1'I('E FOR IN1'}:STORS.
Opportunities to be Had in Cana.dian Securities.
In the year 1901 there were issued
in Canada $34,219,247 of bonds, by.
the Dominion and Provincial Gov-
ernments Municipalities and by our
Public, Utility and larger industrial
Corporations. Our continued ex-
panbion has made the yearly re-
quirements of enormous proper
lions. The Canadian Bond issues
for various purposes in 1908
amounted to $190,357,411, while au-
thentic records show the value of
bonds put upon the market during
the current year to date, approxi-
mately $170,000,000.
That Canada's growth and de-
velopment depend largely on fore-
ign capital is shown by an analysis
of the distribution of the 1908 Bond
do parents." As a matter of fact,
the parents of two of them were
dead, the third had a mother who
c< old hardly exist by hard work;
the parents of tho remaining two,
though better off, would not assist
their children as "criminals."
Cut off from the whole world, the
)PICA' THE TONGUE CAN TELL
if they come unexpectedly. For
this reason Baby's Own Tablets
should always be kept in every
home where there are young chil-
dren. Mrs. 1'. Laroche, Les Fonds.
Que., says : - "Last summer my
baby suffered severely from sto•
mach and bowel troubles. but the
prompt administration of Baby's
Own Tablets brought hint through
splendidly." Sold by medicine deal-
ers or by mail at 25 cents a box
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Cv., Brockville, Ont.
THE TURTLE'S ('1'NNiNG.
Although not credited wit h any r!'
high degree of intelligence, the tur-
tle when about to deposit its eggs
exhibits considerable cunning. It can't live forever, dying is the last
scoops out a hole as if to prepare thing they want to do.
a repository for its eggs, but in or-
der to delude birds and other one- Regarded as one of the most po-
nies the turtle throws the sand tent compounds ever introduced
again into the hole, leaving the sur- wit h which to combat all summer
fare rough and waddles off to an- complaints and inflammation of the
other spot, where it repeats the bowels, 1)r. J. 1). Kellogg's Dysen-
prveess. Sometimes this in dune tory Cordial has won for itself a
three times and eventually the eggs re uta ion onrthat no can other to. For
fel
aw
laid in an wanes within a fyoung or old suffering from these
few yards of the sham nest, the sur- complaints it is the best medicine
face being smoothed and flattened 1
clown. When hunting for the eggs that can bo procured.
the Queensland blacks probe the 1%0011) mention the name
e of this
sand in the vicinity of one of the i aper in writing to ad%elr+.
*hart nests and are usually suc-
ci isful -Landon Globe. Eta _"And you refused him t
••••••••• •••
Why i" Edna --"He was too eco -
What a strain them must be on I,omical." Eva "But I thought
Ilse mind of the elan who thinks sell said the young man you accept -
le knees it all! cul would have to bo economical 1"
)'dna---"But he was too much so.
Proud Parent --"I want to know Ile a;'tnally proposed on a post-
t►hy my boy i• always at the bottom card.
of his class;" Schoolmaster --"M}' ,flet rrinl:ioR o -misfit careful
dear sir. I should say consult a
specialist in heredity.,' vtudy of the mat:er, 1'. S. Governs
flaLt.
irrecent years through the light
shed upon the alimentary tract by
bacteriology we have conic to recog-
nize local disturbances as expres-
sive of loss of floral balance. In
ordinary parlance the tract has to
conte overgrown with weeds. This
is shown by rude but plain evidence
in the condition of the tongue.
Mind your own business -unless
y.,u arc getting paid for minding
tlhor i•eeple'e.
It ,T foolish for a man to b. -apt
of being boss in his own h nl�e 'ct,r n
Lis wife 11 present.
meat scientists state definitely
that the common howl' fly 1• the
hrineipal means of distributing
typhoid fewer, diphtheria and
nlallpo�, H iI.on's Fly Pail', kill
the flies and tut disease genus,
too.
Trsatmentfe.all 11 O111.1I'S SMALLEST CHURCH.
ALments of -
HORSES
or Uve Stook
Fully eap}isined la oat
.ittle fru ,ttet Mlal!ed free
,oe requ.'t. Ad -Ir -e', The
Veterinary Remedy Cos
1
Deaf A, It Adelaide St. Ea.t, TurusTO, Cas
MOULTON COLLECE
34 Blear Street Ea :t, Toronto.
A higghgr. le Red 1.,itlal 11:11--,1 1,4 ciir.. Feat
for the ye.vr Ito+tart Student-/, $14 t 4268.
*►ay Stud l It*. $34 1.- $72.
College Reopens Rept, IS. Calendar on application
51135 CIlAItt.01 1'lllt.l l.1. Vieu-PriuciiAL
Woodstock College
WOODSTOCK. ONT.
A Iu''y Equipped Reeidena .1 ao'.00l for Boys and
Young M.n f reparee for Uuit ar .Ity. Bch. •S e•
Bclence. BusIn*as. bo. L2 nd Annual Calendar
tent on ap.i chlor.
A. T. MacNFI1., it. A., Principal.
SENTENCE SERMONS.
Self-denial it; self-discovery.
There are few weeds in a. busy
life.
The only way to savo seed is to
SOW it.
Self -conquest is the secret of all
great courage.
The next worst thing to having
no friends is to bo without foes.
There are no innocent bystanders
when an injustice is being done.
You do not preserve the faith by
keeping the faithful in a pickle.
All the slaves of lust aro proud
of their collars branded "Liber-
ty."
Wo lose any great attainment
when we try to turn it into a rest-
ing place.
Culture alone cannot make char-
acter, but character alone gives
culture.
You get little comfort out of the
plan who has been used to consol-
ing himself.
- --'F
Always Serviceable. -Most pills
less their properties with age. Not
oc with 1'armelee's Vegetable fills.
The pill mass is so compounded
that their strength and effectiveness
:s preserved and the pills can bo
carried anywhere without fear of
losing their potency. This is a
quality that few pills possess. Some
pills lose their power, but not so
with Parrnelec's. They will main-
tain their freshness and potency
for a long time.
WHAT H$ WANTS.
"I understand your boy is look-
ing for a job 7"
"No. Mistaken idea. It's a soft
snap he wants."
Dem Your Rask Mho ? Don't experiment with
Imitations but get the genuine. the "1, A 1...
Menthol Plaster. It cures. Davi. a Lawrence,
Cu.. maker.
UNLESS YOU ARE THE MAN.
It isn't sweet, music when you
bear a man blowing his own horn.
Do Not Delay. --Do not let a cold
or cough fasten upon you as it will
if neglected. Dr. Thomas' Eclee
tric Oil will break up a cold and
cure a cough, and should be resort-
ed to at at once when the first
symptoms appear. It can be dis•
gtlised so that any unpleasant taste
It may have will be imperceptible
to the delicate. Try it and be con-
vinced.
HIS TRANSFORMATION.
Little Harold, aged 0, felt very
proud when he donned his first pair
of trousers. Taking his 3 -year-old
brother behind the door he was
overheard to say. "Willie, Willie,
do you remember me 1"
Can Accommodate as Many as Ten
)Worshippers.
The Roman church at Penon, a
suburb of Mexico City, is the smal-
lest iu the world. LS general ap-
I:earatne this tiny structure some-
what resembles the oldest Roman
church in Mexico, in the capital
city it large one. The Penon
church can comfortably aOcou►nto-
dato as many as ten worshippers.
It, contains a little altar before
which the marriage ceremonies of
the young people of the tillage aro
performed. There is hardly room
for the bride and groom to stand
before it. side by side. The door
into the chili -Ai is so low that a
pian of ordinary height cannot en-
ter without stooping. Tho roof is
surmounted by two small steeples
in which bells hang and are rung
as regularly as the big bells in the
great cathedrals. -Ttte total height
of the Person church, including the
steeples, is not more than one-half
that of the great door of the ca-
thedral. Tho Penon church serves
:.s the place of worship for the en -
tiro population of the little vil-
lage. When the interior becomes
crowded the parishioners patiently
wait until some of the worshippers
leave and there is room for them
to enter.
TIIE ONTARIO VETERiNARY
COLLEGE.
We beg to draw our readers' at-
tention to the announcement in this
issue of the Ontario Veterinary Col-
lege, which is now one of the col-
leges under the control of the On-
tario Department of Agriculture,
and affiliated with the University
of Toronto.
Tho close relation of some of the
diseases of the lower animals to the
public health has recently aroused
a demand for food inspection,
which, together with the enactment
cf Federal laws for the prevention
of tate spread of contagious dis-
eases, have both had a marked in-
fluence in broadening the field of
Veterinary Science in this country,
and this in its turn has led to the
extension of one year to the former
College Course, and those who con-
template following Veterinary Sci-
ence as their life -work will have the
benefit of the advances which have
recently been mado at tho College.
Professor E. A. A. Grange, Prin-
cipal of the College, will be pleased
to furnish full particulars on appli-
cation.
'I'- --
FATHER'S MISTAKE.
"That young man who has been
calling on you for sonic time seems
to lack ambition," remarked Papa
Got-rox.
"There's where you go lame,
papa," rejoined the only daughter.
"Ile is ambitious to marry me."
A Domestics Eye Remedy.
Serine Afiords Rs!Iable Relief t. Ityee th.t Ned
•aro. 'fry Nidriuo Eye Rawly In Your Eyes.
I Soothes hyo I'aln.
THE DIFFEIRENCE.
The difference between true
friendship and acquaintanceship
is that when we are absent from our
familiar haunts, our acquaintances
take it for granted that we are out
of town ; our true friends make in-
quiries to be sure that we are not
in a hospital.
Use the safe, pleasant and ef-
fectual worm killer, Mother Graves'
\Wesrnt Exterminator ; ncything
equals it. Procure a bottle and
take it home. -- _
ALWAYS.
"Why is it --"
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED "Whet is what 1"
GIRLS' SCHOOL."That's it's always the one who
stays cool and calm and collected eter, ho(d Pdiphtheria Red
St. Margaret's College, Toronto, who always is able to make the rest ty p + P
Is fully equipped to prepare stu- of the family crazy mad 1" smallpox. No Other fly killer con -
dents for honor matriculation and - - pares with )Wilson's Fly Pads.
first year university work, and also PERFECTLY HARMLESS and yet 'free----
for all examinations in Music, Art tual. Painkiller may be administered by
THE (1'I'Ifl.lt SIDE.
hies 'wiener(' persons without fear of
accident. For all tlo..el complaints It is
a sure eprt-iflc. Avoid substitutes. there is
but ono •' Painkiller "--Pam Dale• -26o.
and '60c.
500
BUGGIES
3008E13
NNNNESS
To Is Sold at logs Than Manufacturers' Prices.
We have decided to sell direct to the user at prices never before
known. Note the following prices:
Top Buggies, .. . .. ...... .. reg. $ 75 for $62 00
Rubber Tiro Runabouts .. .... .. " 1::5 " 90 00
Road Wagons ... 05 " 50 00
Nickle Trimmed Buggy Harness .. .. " 10 " 9 60
Brass Trimmed Buggy Harness .. .. 1
1 20 " 13 60
Rubber Trimmed Buggy Harness .. .. " 23 " 14 50
The above goods are made from the best material we can buy, and
are fully guaranteed.
This is the only chance you have ever had to buy a first-class
buggy or a set of harness at such low prices. Write now and tell
us what you require. We will cheerfully give all infortnation regard-
ing our lines. and ship to any address in Canada.
Money refunded if goods not as represented.
The Toronto Harness and Carriage Supply Company
TORONTO ONTARIO_
HIS FEAR.
A prisoner at the sessions had
been duly convicted of theft, when
it was seen, on "proving previous
convictions," that he had actually
been in prison at the time the
theftwas committed. "Why didn't
you say so 1" asked the judge of the
prisoner angrily. "Your Lordship,
1 was afraid of prejudicing the jury
against Inc."
MINN1C0G.1N.1SHENE.
A hard name to pronounce, called
locally "Minnicog." This is a
picturesque summer resort on one
of the largest islands of the Geor-
gian Bay, only 3% hours run by the
Grand Trunk Railway System from
the City of Toronto, Canada, and
beautifully situated among the 30.-
000 islands of that territory. Splen-
did hotel accommodation, good fish-
ing, fine boating and no hay fever.
Bass, trout, pickerel and pike
abound. For illustrated descrip-
tivt matter and all information,
write to Mr. J. D. McDonald.
40
Ontario Veterinary College
TEMPERANCE ST.. TORONTO, CAN.
Established 1352, taken ever by the Prevhsalif
Government of Ontar'e. 1905.
Affiliated with the t'niverety of Toronto rimier
control , f the Dept. of Agriculture of nntaria Colt
Oi ens let therd.er, 190). Cowrie of mu :y eat*
thro.l h 3 codes.. year.. FEES Pt: ft 5r.SS.e\ 575.
Calendar to appi,emiun.
E. A. A. ORANGE. v.8.. M.B. rra.ipal. Dept.
Rt GrTTf-Taht,tltplj AC=iITS MFtt e.
L wc14iEIL
4 CASE Make $3 a D► I stab.
:_ i- .r.•�- Ihh p.rman.ut t.-o..w•. op
A• ; ear iso -rat. (1.;, t.t.ib
-y a-; • tl�r. goo:, Dell CO . ell
C In every home. are quialy
_' ' %j,, urea up sod .pe..t o.ders
. f �. v.nte 1.•1. Exclusive len
WRITE -. titon given.
Tag II ,a. Buert.r Oa,
Dept. 1i0, Torca:o, OM.
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LIKES THE NAME. Ti. "Rlohmond (Que.) Cuardlan," In rte
"That's Skinner's wife," said 53rd Tear of Publication.
Gausip. "They say she didn't have
a very good name when he married
her."
"Well, ho seems to think it's very
good now," replied Wise.
"Yes 1"
"Yes; ho's put all his property
in it."
It is Wise to Prevent Disorder.
- Many causes lead to disorders of
the stomach, and few are free from
them. At the first manifestation
that the stomach and liver are not
ferforming their functions, a
course of Parnlelee's Vegetable
fills should be tried, and it will be
found that the digestive organs will
speedily resume healthy action.
Laxatives and sedatives aro so
blended in these pills that no other
preparation could bo so effective
as they.
C'APT. FIBB.
Captain (spinning a yarn) --"1
was for eight days a prisoner atnoi-g
the cannibals.,,
Lady -"rind how was it they
didn't eat your
Captain (calmly) -"Well, the
truth was, the chief's wife had mis-
laid her cook book."
•
If allowed to ream over your
house those few Innocent -looking
house flies may cause a real trag-
edy any day, as they are known
to be the principal agents for the
spread of those deadly diseases,
and Domestic Science. Great at-
tention is given to Physical educa-
tion, which includes a variety of
school games - Tennis, ('ricket,
Basket ball, and Hockey. There
is also an open-air skating rink, a
tobaggalt slide and a swimming
bath.
VERY STRANGE.
There was a lawyer in B ----
whose name was Strange, and it
was said that never since he had
started in his profession had ho
told a lie. But one day he died,
and a collection was raised among
those who knew him for the erec-
tion of a memorial stone. After
they got it a dispute arose as to
shat would be tno most suitable
inscription to put on it. They all
had something to ray except one
individual, who did not seem to
take any interest in the matter. but
nothing seemed suitable. At last
the person referred to was asked
s'. hat he thought about it.
")Well," said he. "I have some•
thing short and sweet. How's this:
•Ifere lies the body of a lawyer who
1 • . •r told a lie.' "
Itut people won't know who ho
%, I ." the pretested.
Well," he said, 'when people
--..' that inscription. they will say,
'I'ltat's Strange.' and so it is."
hinllls nlenti,n the 0:►tn'' cf this
piter in ‘‘riling 10 ad►erti-'i".
IN A BAD FIX.
Bessie -"Oh ! Mabel! I'm in an
awful (Biennia! I've quarreled
with Harry and he wants Inc to
send his ring back."
Mabel --"That's too had :"
Bessie --''But that isn't the point!
I've forgotten which is his ring!
It gives us a terrific jolt every
time we hear our friends praise
eur enemies.
1 N 1'
I:•"l I; \ ti. 3: 03.
"Say, pa," Johaiiy asked --and it
was 1115 thirty-seventh query _-"is
there two bides to every question 1"
"There is," replied the long-
suffering parent, as he suddenly
yanked the youngster across his
knee and began to apply his slip-
per, "and this is the other side."
Have you tried Holloway's Corn
Cure 1 It has no equal for remov-
ing these troublesome excreseuces
fir many have testified who have
died it.
READING IN PROPORTION.
"Tomorrow you may have some-
thing to eat," promised the doctor
to the patient, who was now con-
valescing and correspondingly hun-
gry.
The patient realised that there
ttould be a restraint to his appe-
tite, yet he hoped fur a modest,
steaming steal.
"Here is your dinner," said the
nurse next day, as she gave the
patient a spoonful of tapioca pud-
ding; 'and the doctor emphasizes
that everything else you do must
be in the same proportion."
To hours later the nurse hoard
a frantic call from the bedcham-
ber.
"Nurse." breathed the man,
Fussily. "I want to do some read-
ing ; bring me a postage -stamp."
For very many years the chief
organ of the Conservative party of
the Eastern Townships. "The
Guardian" is an 8 -page 6 -column
paper, and has been conducted by
the present editor without inter-
ruption for 60 years, who retires
iD consequence of advancing years.
Tho plant is in fair order, and
consists of a moderate stock of news
and job type, 7 -horse -power engin*
and boiler, Peerless Gem cutter,
9,.4 -in. Campbell power press, me-
dium Gordon (modern), and Liberty
circular and card press, all in per-
fect order ; three very large stones,
tables, furniture, tools. addressing
machine, stoves, etc., etc.,
Apply either to
8. FRANK WILSON, Toronto.,
or W. E. JONES, Richmond, Quo_
THE SAFEST
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The history/ of .Standard
Canadian Bonds has been
all unusually 417li. /acro;.'/
one. 11 is imperative that
eyed/ sa egts-ird should be
taken by the bond .firm
tl'/leli a new issue is tirade;
subsequently that the Com-
pany .r record be cartl'ully
and regularly observed.
Thi.: Cr► r poration has
brought Upon the market a
great number of the beet
known bold issues of Can-
adian
ln-
adian concerns whish hare
been-
-0/ iindoubted
cen--0/?11'floubte'd oafety.
-(iirilrq a farce illicre',t
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5nrne nnilrnad bends to yIrIJ
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'••,me i 11. Irte 11y. bootie t•
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'••"••e hrna• ..1 if'rr. Coy's. t•
71014 5, to 11 per cent.
Cull; alt u.s with re,/irel
to your investments.
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