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Exeter Advocate, 1909-08-12, Page 3PALE. LANGUID GIRLS Weak Blood During Develop- ment May Easily Cause a Life of Suffering. 1 Tonic Such a3 Dr Williams' Pink Pills is Needed to Build Up the Bloid and Dive Ea St1 enEth. ROYAL Ilt'T('ll PHOTOGRAPHY. WIIhe1Rl fun Photographs Little Princess For Her People. '1'! well-nigh delirious joy of the Dwelt over the birth of an heiress they would ask us our ages, are we Married, our iucunxn, and various other questions which according to Chine.se etiquette aro quite proper tied in order. We have already learned that to take off your hat when you enter a to the crown which they feared room is had manners, that if you might tthcreists pass to some fore- wear glasses, no matter how abort• len monarch has been heightened sighted you may be, they must be by the public distribution of photos rumors:d, even at risk ef falling tf little Juliaea in the arms of her over the furniture; that you trust Liother, her father. and her grand- not stand at rase in the presence of mother, taken by members of the dignitaries, but at attention, thuugh royal family with the Queen s not necessarily with your heels to - camera How it was dr -ole is told gether, nor sit down until permit - At no time in her lits does a girl ba. the London Daily Mirror : tied; that the correct. thing is to stand in greater need of pure red ''Tho Queen, with a mother's in- shake hands with yourself and if bivt,d and the strength which it stinet, recognized that it would ,you wish to be very pulite raise alone can give her, than when she give her loyal subjects the greatest them to your forehead ; that tea is is developing into womanhood. It possible pleasure if they were per- not to he taken until the host wishes Is then that any inherit d tendon- reitted the honor of becomiug pus- you to leave, when he merely touch- toy to anaemia or consumption bossed of these photographs of her os the rim of the cup; when you sip needs only the -lig,ltest encourage- baby, taken by herself ; and thus it and depart; that even the smallest anent to rapidly develop. Tnis was that her Majesty decided that article at hand must be handed with 'Jaeger is especially threatening to ' she should be the first to photo- girls hoto- two bunds (one is exceedingly rude), iris who are confined long hours graph the child. because if a thing is Borth doing Induurs, in stores, settees and fav- "Aeeordiugly, 01) the afternoon of at ail it ie worth doing well; and torics -girls depressed by worry May 11, wheu the Princess was only so and cares. A11 these conditions just over fourteen days old, her ,Ifhe Chinese axle of etiquette is qui •kly impoverish tile blued feel: Majesty sent for . her favorite most elaborate, and all a foreigner are among the must cuntnwu onus- camera. can hope. to do is to observe the lit - andCb of sickness anl.,ng growt,ig girls "At that time the Queen was not t and young women. 11 at any time fully restored to health, but she! tole day courtesies of life.- a girl fads that her strength is bad heard of the almost impetuous Shanghai Mercury. failing and she is becoming pale desire of her people to see photo - and nervous, has nu ambition aid graphs of the baby, and she re - O is languid, it is a certain sign that solved not to delay the pictures Uce l according to directions, Dr. her blued is failing to meet the de- longer than was absolutely neccs-: J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial minds upon it, because it is im- sarv. will afford relief in the most acute Fure and thin. "First of all the Queen placed form of summer compla.nt. When - It is at a time like this that Dr. the baby in a reclining position on ever the attack manifests itself no Williams' Pink Pills are invalu- cushions laid on a table and took time should bo lost in seeking the able to young women and growing two photographs of the infant aid of the Cordial. It will act im- gtrls.They build up the blood, alone; then she exposed one plate mediately on the, stomach and in - make it rich, red and pure, tone while the Queen Mother tenderly trstines and allay the irritation the nerves and give new health held her child, are] finally she en- and pain. A trial of it will con - and strength to every part of the trusted the little ono to the care vince anyone of the truth of these body. They have cured so many of her royal consort, who affec- asbcrtious. cases of this kind that they rosy tionately took the Princess in his -- truly be called a specific for the arms, and in this position was pho- IIE WAS SURPRISED TOO. common diseases of girlhood. Miss tugraphed by the Queen. While visiting .l reformatory a Minnie Smith, Creighton street, Naturally, the series could not New Orleans mission worker ob- Halifax, says :—''I have proved be said to be complete without a served among the inmates .tn o'd 'Williams'that Dr. fink Pills are picture showing the Queen herself acquaintance, a negro lad long all that is claimed for them in caves holding the infant. Consequently thought to be a nlcxlel worker. "Is similar to nine. About three years her Majesty handed the camera to it possible I find you here?" "Yas- ago I suddenly began to run down. Prince Henry, and after explaining sum," blithely responded the back - I grew so weak that I could hardly .to him precisely how it should he slider. "I's charged with sten- attend itomiyhcschool studies. 1 f- held and at what distance, she sat lin' a barrel o' sweet pertaters." fered Y down with the child in her arms and Tho visitor sighed. "I sin surpris- vtould palpitate violently at the , faced the camera. cd!" "l'assum," said Jim. "So least exertion, and my appetite I "In every case an excellent pie- was I or I wouldn't be here !" was very fickle. I tried doctors' I ture was the result, the royal baby, _ niedieir.e and emulsions, but the ; seemingly fully conscious of her troatinont did not het me. Then r FOR RHEUMATISM—It it not nooeasap to go to f — great responsibilities, ilea Shoving list epees.. sue u.e "The n. h I. •' Alenth ,r I started taking Dr. \Williams' Punk a fraction of an inch during the l'I'„tora.i,1 results will 1.., cttiifhclury, •i c at Pills and after takingseven or j d,ugttl.ts. Davis Q. Lawroues+ C'nipauy, mann• time the plates were exposed. lecturers. tight boxes I was stronger than "By Queen Wilhelntina's request ever before. I feel that 1 owe my copies of the royal photographs Mrs. Smith --"Oh, doctor, my husband is very bad. 1)o you real- ly think that there is .any chance 4.- for hint after this 1" Doctor - 1 BUENOS A1'RF;3. certainly think se, madam. After this horning I shall only call once ('Sty Council Cayman Prizes a day instead of twice." Handsome Houses. Don't experiment with unsatla- ) present good health to I)r. Wil - .were sold to the public throughout IiamsPink Pills, and gratefully ; Holland." recommend them to other ailing! girls." 1)r. Williams' Pink Pills are sold smarms'', by all medicine dealers or will be. sentby mail at 50 cents a box or There the six boxes for $2.60 by The Dr. Wil- for Iiams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. d' NOT EXACTLY. "I suppose you are getting a go..J rest at your bummer cottage 1" "A good reit 1 Would you calf sleeping on the floor a good rest i'' eeterted the head of the house. Beware of the truth crushed to earth, it it liable to rise up later and take a fall out of you. Libby's Vienna Sausalito It distinctly different from any other sausage you ever tasted. Just try one can and it is lure to become a mealtime necessity, to be !seri ed se frequent intervals. LIbby's Vienna Saes - sage just slits for breakfast, is fine for luncheon and satisfies at dinner or supper. Like all of Libby's Food Products it is care- fully cooked and prepared, ready to -serve, is L/bby's Creat White Mitoh•n• the cleanest, molt scientific kitchen in the world. Other popular, ready -torten! Libby Pure Foods are -- Cooked Oornod Beef Peerless Dried Beef Veal Loaf 'Venerated Milk Baked Beacons Ohow Ohow Mixed Pickles Write for free booklet. -"Flow to make Good Things to Eat". Insist on Libby's at your grocers. Libby, Melte!!! & LtibSy Chlcave O 1; Buenos Ayres is in some respects factory substitutes. Willlon's Fly the most cosmopolitan city in the Tads Lill many times more house world. No important European na- tion hut has contributed it., capital flies (ban any ether known article. and its people to the upbuilcling of -- this great metropolis. It also hast Kindly mention the name of this the distinction of being the second' paper in '.1riting to advertisers. city of Latin population in the "Yes," said Mrs. 5fu lcy, "I world, being larger than the larg always tryqto retire before mid - est cities in Italy and Spain. night. I don't, like to miss my Thera is perhaps no city which l.e.aut.r' sleep.""Really," said exhibits a greater variety of pleas- ing contemporary styles of domesticMiss Knox, "you should try harder. f encourage The eity council tries Tau certainly don't get enough oencourage beautiful building by it. t !annually offering a gold medal to -- -' the architect who is found to have Slimpurse (airily)--"Aw, me planned the tnost attractive recedes good Ulan, is it customary to tip and by freeing from the building vaithas heah 1" Head Waiter (con - tax the structure thus favored. (tescendingly)---"Not unless you are The outward aspect of Buenos better off than the waiter, sir." Ayres is rather that of a European — than of an American capital. It ''Fuer Waggs! He was a most has all the finish of a Paris or a genial soul." "Yes, indeed he was. Iselin. The absence of tho irrc- Tho only thing Ito ever took serious- gulnr skyline, caused in North ly was the cold that carried him American e:ties by the extreme off•" Leight of some business buildings, as well as the fact that the ground Holloway's Corn Cure is the t f the city is quite uniformly built medicine to remove all kinds of upon, even in the more outlying corns and warts, and only costs the regions, keeps the city from pre- wall sum of twenty-five oents. smiting that unfinished appearance _-- which even our largest cities have TURKS KiND TO ANIMALS. -- - TIIE CH1\ESE STARE. Familiarity Thal is Not Rudeness ('ode of Etiquette. There is one thing in China that t rat eters, and esisecially iadie. ' find it. hard to Lear with eom plaisance. That it ttie Chinese et are. This aiinless, imbecile look that meets you at every turn makes some sennsitite people annoyed, but to Leconte so only adds to the dis- comfort. Oa our wupan whatever we did press was nn object of engrosstng interest to the w holo ship s com- pany. pressing or w nshing was cape(•;ally an opportunity for a gelid lung stare. At ins als the crew hardly ever took their eyes off us, and probably if you had asked them what they were looking at they would be at a loss for an answer. 1'reaey to the ordinary Chinaman !is an unknown thing. Eteryt.hing that can be alone in full view of the public is carried on and rather titan feeling embarrassed by the situation he seems to enjoy the curl• oaf care of the multitude. Familiarity is another trait that ,tnkee a traseler on n nupan. but that the l hinese mean nothing rude is quRo apparent. They examine iearefully 7eur hook(+, writing. poen eils or t they things you may Irate ahn.;t, and feel the texture ef your gartlttoats. if re speak CWaeae. In the matter of kindness to ani- mals it is said that the Turk cannot be surpassed. 'Thus at, Stamboul the wandering rings are 1 reated with great gentleness, and when [nipples come into the world they are ledged with their mother at the side of the street in improvised kennels made out of old boxes hind with straw and bits of carpet. :1n(1 frequently when a young 'Turk happens to be flush of money be goes to the near - ret baker's shop and buys a quan- tity of bread, which he distributes among the dogs of the quarter, who testify their gratitude Ly jumping up at him with muddy paws and sniffling mtvzlcs. :iKIDNEY; �/ P1 LLS =E5 TOt ('pi 7�;1 t\,� --0S� l tiro KIDNEY r -f e rr. t'R iCNT s o'S,p •-4 I* t,tens vt 5 N 1NV ISSUE NO. 112-01. When troubled w►itb sue - burn, blisters, insect edam, sore feet or beat rashes, apply Zam- uk! giddily the sinewilag and atterkles bow _keases nttb'! Cures sores of yawns Blas due to Zara -Dab b made from pyre babel essences. Ito animal tote- m Wawa poisons. Finset healer I Drt saw. see Stews •seraitasest TEN THINGS TO REMEMBER. Ten things for which no one has ever yet been sorry. They are: I. For doing good to all. 2. For being patient toward ev- erybody. 3. For hearing before judging. 4. For thinking before speaking. no ardent controversy which 5. For holding an angry tongue. has been waging in England and 6. For being kind to the distress- America concerning the best way ed. to dispose of school boys in the 7. For asking pardon for all long summer vacation has prompt,- wrongs. rompt.wrongs. cd the Grand Trunk Railway Sys - 8. For speaking evil of none. tem to issue a special publication 9. For stopping the ears to tale- giving suggestions and practical hearers. hints to parents, as to what to do • 10. For disbelieving most of the with the public and preparatory ill reports. school boy during the months of July and August. Tho vacation camp is one of the solutions and 'Tis a Marvellous Thing. -When the publication entitled, "What the cures effected by 1)r. Thomas' shall a Boy do with his Vacation" I:clectric Oil are considered, the thoroughly covers the ground and speedy and permanent relief it has solves the problem of the beat way brought to the suffering wherever for a schoolboy to enjoy his holi- it has been used, it must be re- days. A copy may be obtained for garded as a marvellous thing that the asking by applying to Mr. J. so potent a medicine should result D. McDonald. from the six simple ingredient' which enter into its cofnpusitien. FOUND WHAT HE I: WANTED. A trial will convince the most skep- tical of its healing virtues. "I started out on the theory that the world had an opening for me, ABOUT THE SIZE OF IT. and I went to find it." "All men aro born equal," quo- Dtd you find it?" ted the moralizer. Oh, yes. I'm in a hole. "Yes," rejoined the demoralizer, -- "and the equality stops right Faultless in Preparation.- Un - there." like any other stomach regulator, I'armelee's Vegetable Pills are the 1ti'ilson's I'Ty Pads, the hest of result of long study of vegstablo all fly killers, kill both the dies compounds calculated to stimulate and the disease germs. the stomachic functions and rnaia- tain them at the normal condition. A WILLING WORKER. Years of uses have proved their faultless character and established "How do you manage to live with- their excellent reputation. And out work I" asked the kind lady. this reputation they have main- "! don't, ma'am," answered the tained for years and will continue hobo. "I'm tillers wurkin' some- to maintain, for these pills must al - body." ways stand at the head of the list of standard preparations. WHAT HE REMEMBERED. 1TBOBE ANGLO-SAXON NAMES. Two recruits had just been brought in by the sergeant. Elisting Officer (to first one) -- V1 hat's your name 1 Recruit -Watt, sir. "What is your newel" "Watt, sir." "What's•our name! I ask you" --impatiently. "My name is Watt, sir -W -a -t -t." "Humph I Where do you come from t" ''Ware, sir." "Yes, dunderhead 1 R'here do you come from!" "I conte from the town of Ware, in Hcrtforshire, sir." "Oh! That'll do." Turns to second recruit. "What's your name?" "Mee, sir." "Yes, you, thickhead 1 Will you give mo your name!" "My name, sir, is John Mee." "Humph! And where do you come from 1" "Hoo, sir." "Confound it, you blockhead 1 Don't you understand! Whore do you cone from 1" "Hoo, sir." "Well if ever—" Sergeant (interposing) -"The man comes from the village of Hoo, near Chatham, sir." "Oh, I see!" A BOYS HOLIDAYS. Impurities of the Blood Counter- acted. -Impurities in the blued colpo from defects in the action of the liver. They are revealed by pimples and unsightly blothes on t' o skin. They must be treated inwardly, and for this purpose there is no more effective compound to be used than Parmelee's Vege- table fills. They act directly on the liver and by setting up heal- thy processes have a beneficial ef- fect upon tho blood, so that impuri- ties arc eliminated. ,The microscope In the hands et ONLY CASE ON RECORD. experts employed by the United George -Do you helices the wo- Stale!' (:overnruent hila revealed the plan ever lived who could truly say Cant that a house fly sometimes car - to her lover that he was the first rlon thousands of dimes,* germs plan she had ever kissed 1 attached to its hairy body. The Madge -Yes; Eve. continuous nee of Wilson's Fly "If it takes one boy one hour to Pails will prevent all danger of In- do two errands, how long will it feetloa from that source by kitting take two toys to do ono errand 1" both the germs and the dies. Answer -Half a day. "Now, Marry,"asked the tenchcr A Oomestlo Eye Remedy. of the juvenile class, "what is the meal wo eat in the morning called 1" "Oatmeal," was tho lit- tle fellow's prompt reply. REVERSE PROCESS. RICVCLI$T$, rotrni or old, ehonld „ a1- How did Smith act about his way, rerry a bottle of Painkiller in their salary when he found be was cut l saddle batt•. it eared enc. and •Seryls „ with won voted euirkefee. Avoid suhsti- d .wn 1 totes, there 1a but ons •• Pajukiiler "- "Ile teemed very much cut up." Perri Davis25c and moo. "An' ye fell from a window, Jer- ry? How far wuz it ye fell 1" "Tin stories." "Well, well! That was a great fall. And what did ye think on your way down 1" "Begerry, I didn't think of no - thin' until I passed th' Sft' ethory. Thin I reniirnhcred I left me pipe on the window sill." wino Affords Reliable Bonet Ryes'Ma(fees an. Try Nana* Nye acmes la You Ryes. 1 Soothes 4e Pala. r There is nothing espial to Mo- ther Graves' Worrn Externtirlat••r for destroying worms. No article of its kind has given such satis- faction. ORIGIN OF THE CHERRY TREE. As a cultivated fruit the cherry is of Eastern origin. The first garden cherries, as well as the name, have come from an old (;reek town on the southern shores of the Black Sea. The name of the colony was Creams and the inhabitants culti- vated the cherry. So in Greek the cherry became cerasos, in Latin cernsus, in French cerise, in Eng- lish cherry. I'liny relates that the Roman General Lueullus, conqueror of the great Mithridetes, brought the cherry from ('erasos to Rome. A tree laden with fruit is said to have adorned his triumphal preces- sion. In the course of the next 120 years the culture of the cherry had spread far and wide and reached even remote Brita';n. Kindly mention the name of Ihta paper In writing to advertisers. The marble cutter's apprentice has many hard lessons to learn. Westwood esr as altas.Ms HORSES M Uwe SM.& ratty exp laised is sae alto bookie. II 81441 five oo repeal eddies* The veMrMary aewedy ego UNIT KD• Deet A. n AdelaMM• et. tact, tosoxTo, co* FASTER AND FASTER. "Pride goeth before a fall," 4.1). served 'the dealer in second-hand philosophy. "1littybe," agreed the dealer ?a the first-hand article, "but it goes a lot quicker after ono," AGENTS WANTED. OYs Ra1.1An1.a MAN WAN1'111U IN ZVR$V town to tat• ordere for host cn.toa nada et.•thes In Canada. Highest commission. ass Tailoring Co •t•er.,ntw FOR SALE. Twenty acre, (two blocks) ant ease Root.aaS fruit slashed adloi.Ing l•a.tl.g rJunetlua and townatt*, inc..' to deppot, railroad frontage. lesuiI land, good soli, ahundanr• of w.tt•r, ech sok store; good boating, S -bine hurting. antacell a1 location; no /option here. Nes tills et once. A. rimerowner, Cutis5ar Junction, British Columbia. >h tttTtTRitN �' AGENTS w.Ma CA3L Yal• a.7 a Dar and ease► n•5 p rwsn..t bu.( ,s oar osNtat Our 01.44 iso • :. 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