Exeter Advocate, 1909-12-16, Page 9a " Foe three err- ettt► 1 actually
kiss) to bo fad like ono feeds e
t S , lacunae toy ba>;:ls and
Willi mere 810 rsgcred With
t^sc-.:ns that agcy bed to be
bourn up an tie time." -
.co sap -`,Sita V. ateserlty, 7 ti Gore
Ego_, Sau:t Rua Marta, and acids:
"trots finger tips to elbows *Ls dis-
ease
s-
e se apra 1, nay finger nails ease off
and my Utah was ors raw masa. no
itching and the pain were aimed et
ftcteia r,;. I had area months of ate
rogues and •t tall :ia:e +mpate ton
warn tiecnttsad.
"Zam B k alae eared nay Lands
and arum. I puasrared aIto h, Lila
to -day I ata cured eosaplettt2Ytft every
tr.,.oa of the dreaded femme. I ter•
renl1i�y sa _dimes way •"a of ti,o
"lir aela641u4lb lass marked in cry
case."
Zara-nnk is wit!oala for
etssetr.s, ringwcw
t, ulcers,
.
stacked k, sada, coli Pare°.
ayappcd plum, and all akin Salaries
and die;um. Dronista and stets
at 50 cents s box, or post free trio
Zorn Shalt Cie.. Toront.3, for pries,
I
•
ORIGIN Ot' "WINDFALL."
I:vpres.•iioa was Probably Find Ap.
plied to 'frees.
What precisely is the origin of
the expression "a windfall" 1 An
old encyclopedia explains that
bottle families of the English no-
bility held their lands on a tenure
t.l,it h forbade them to cut down
trees, these being reserved as the
property of the royal navy. But
any trees which fell down without
human assistance they might keep,
s., that a hurricane causing a great
"windfall" was heartily welcome.
It seems probable, however, that
the expression was simpler in ori-
gin. Even an apple that fell to the
ground without the trouble of pick-
ing it, and which a passer-by might
often annex without feeling that he
WW1 a thief, would bo a lucky
"windfall."
"Adventurer" is a word, once
bighth' respectable, that has degen-
erated with the lapse of time. It
was once a compliment to call a gen-
tleman an adventurer, and the Mer-
chant Venturers of Bristol, Eng-
land, are still respected. The Hud-
son's flay Company dates from
May 2, 1070. In the royal charter
it was described as the "Governor
Land Con►nany of Adventurers of
England Trading in Hudson's Bay."
"Alcohol" is really the Arabic
"alkohl"—"al" being the definite
article, as in "algebra" (the reduc-
tion) and "alkali" (the soda ashes),
and "kohl" the black powder
' wherewith the eastern beauties
stained their eyelids. But "alco-
hol" carne to bo used for any finely
triturated or sublimated powder,
and then fur sublimated liquids.
1 "Alcohol of wine," being the most
interesting of these, it gradually
tock the name entirely to itself.
IF YOUR BABY IS SICR
NYE BABY'S OWN TABLETS
The little ills of babyhood and
GRAND NEWS
FOR WOMEN
EDUCATIONAL.
EARN TUE BARBER TRADE-NEW
�/ TUE cystepo constant practice; careful
iuntruetion: few weeks complete enures;
tools free: graduates earn twelve to
eighteen dollars weekly; write tor cata-
logue. Meter Barber College 221 Queen
Emit. Toronto.
Good
Penmanship
is often the "open door "to a good ppnnettinn.
When taught as thoreighly and •Ifeetirele
as It is at this a• bool. good results are cer-
tain. Write (or particulars
IRITI$H AMERICAN ROSINESS
COLLEGE, Y.M.C.A. •'Id's, Toronto.
T. M. WATrION. Principal.
AGENTS WANTED.
Ihiiit t AMEN!' RErki:.Yti IA 1 IV erg w a s r-
od •rery where. ALCONO Nna-1le,he'ie
,vOrII
ams consuers V% (load
et to went. (,sty those raauanow. t'trk '4 •1., •' t ', inn on•
(SOCKS.
'�'o INVESTORS - TOUR ORDERS TO
hu• or tell Stocks will receive m1
Personal attention. H. M. Mathews. Brok•
er. 43 Knott at., Toronto.
MRS. F. P. RICH %RDS 7'1'1.1.
HIM DODD'S K1I)N1':1PILLS
CURED ll tai.
After Suffering for Twenty-eight
Years from Pains and Weakness
and Sleeplessness - 1)odd's Kidney
Pills the Only Medicine She
Wants. -
Cottle's Cove, Notre Dante Bay,
Nfd., rice. 6.—(Special).--Grand
news for suffering women is that
being scattered broadcast by Mrs.
Elizabeth P.-fliclards of this place.
For years she suffered from that
terrible weakness and those agon-
izing pains so many women know.
She has found relief is I)odd's
Kidney Pills and she wants all suf-
fering wolndn to know it.
"For twenty-eight years," says
Mrs. Richards, "1 suffered from
Rheumatism, Kidney Trouble and
Neuralgia. I got so weak I could
not do my housework. Sleep was
out of the question except for a few
minutes at a time. My back ached
so I could not sleep. I tried all
kinds of medicine and had come to
the conclaeion that there was no
cure for me, when reading adver-
tisement% led me to try Dodd's
Kidney Pills. I now sleep well and
rise refreshed every morning.
Dodd's Kidney Pills are all the me-
dicine I want."
The woman who has healthy Kid-
neys will never know the pain and
weakness that make life hardly
worth living. Dodd's Kidney Pills
always make healthy Kidneys.
1909. -TUE IIEST YEAR VET!
One of the most remarkable
things about the depression of 1908
was the rapidity with which busi-
ness COMM it•nS recovered them-
selves. 1907 was perhaps the best
year in the -history of Canada as
far as business conditions were con-
cerned, and 1904 showed every pro-
mise of increased progress and
prosperity at the time the Wall
Street panic upset conditions in
the country to the South of us and
brought about the money string-
ency that was world-wide to its far
rcaehiug effect. •
Reports, as far as they have comp
ie from Canada's leading Financi-
al Institutes, show progress un-
precedented itt their history. t'er-
haps the most marked of such re-
ports came from the Traders Bank
of Canada, who have made pro-
gress during the past year that will
he extremely gratifying to both
their customers and shareholders.
The Traders Bank is regarded as
one of the most solid Canadian Fi-
nancial Institutions, and this year
the progress they have achieved
along the lines of conservative
Banking methods has been great.
Their liberal and far-sighted me-
thods in dealing with their custom-
ers have resulted in an enormous
increase in deposits and to accom-
modate their rapidly growing busi-
ness they have had to increase their
number of Branches in Canada to
over one hundred. In addition,
they have recently increased their
Dividend to shareholders to 8 per-
cent. and Traders Bank stock is in
demand at a very much enhanced
figure.
VALUABLE RAT SKINS.
Traffic in Skins Amounts to S250,-
000 a Year in Great Britain.
If a consular report from Calcut-
ta is to be credited, the common,
ordinary, every -day rat, despised by
everybody and everything except
terriers and lean cats, may soon be
GENEALOGICAL.
She --"How far can your
try be traced'"
He—"Well, when my grandfa-
ther resigned his position as cash-
ier of a bank, they traced him as
far as China, but he got away."
It is the Farmer's Friend. — Tho
farmer will find in Dr. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil a potent remedy for
childhood should be treated prompt- an article of importance in com- wounds or pains in the body or for
ly, or they may prove serious. An pierce. Says Consul Perry : "It affections of the respiratory organs
occasional dose of Baby's Own has been found that the skin of this and for household use generally. lie
ances-
Tablets will regulate the stomach
and bowels and keep your little
ones well Or they will promptly
restore health if sickness comes un-
expectedly. Mrs. Lenora M.
Thotnpsov, Oil Springs, Ont., says:
"I have used Baby's Own Tab-
lets for my little girls as occasion
required, and have found then al-
ways of the greatest help. No
mother, in my opinion, should be
without the Tablets." Sold by me-
dicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from f:tc Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
WHY CATS RUN AFTER MICE.
The traditional antipathy of cat
and mouse has hitherto been re -
carded as a matter of pure instinct;
hut a recent study by an acute and
expert ohserver demonstrates pret-
ty clearly that pussy has no instinc-
tive impulse to kill and eat mice,
nor the mouse any instinctive fear
of cats. A mouse may smell the
nose of an inexperienced cat, or
even perch happily on its back. So
l..ng as it docs not run away, it is
, mite safe. The instinct of the kit-
ten is to chase any small, moving
abject, such as a hall, a spool, a
tail, or a mouse. Pussy is not in-
terested in the mouse, but the mo-
tion. If one day the kitten is
rough, she may accidentally dis-
(over there is 'neat inside the cap-
ture. Cats specialize their hunt-
ing, some catching mice, some
squirrels, and some birds, and it
seems in each case to depend on ac-
cidents of discovery. Thus, a good
mouser is not necessarily a cat with
a strong instinct for catching mice,
but one with a strong habit of do-
ing so.
WANTED.
HOME WORK. -we want at once reliable
amiss (o operate our new Automatic Carpet
1.nnms at bnroe, whole or spare tiros. t:.t,u
day ("mil, e•,:na.1 lent. for NI par:ieular4 at
out*. T I.e i:sed \f le ('o., It"t :'fu, (►rillla, 017.
CALVES Nadu Them without Milk
11 .•ales Tree.
Rte3le,'nrigea geed Co. t.td.. Toroat',(Oi/.
DEFECTIVE REARINC °Te h, 'ha
;DEFECTIVE on n•r
t the ;marvel. .1 the e'e•tt•e.1 ate. iu •.,
,r- ugh o:t the world. tt'rIte for r,tel c .••.
eieueral ,lr.usli; , el ,tt•I►d• Ltd . 458 Yuu),e
Mt.. Toronto.
Your Overcoats
sad haled Mut'• er.,id loot t..a,er evet if rn et, 5
ears in roar town, writs ewes%tn 15 n•rr•'., hut I',
British Arnisrloen Dyeing Co.
RAW FURS
Ooasigaaseata Solicited. Write foe Price list.
Canadian Hide & Skin Co.
as FRORT ST. WT. TORONTO, OMIT
Type‘‘ raters
Hertel tl 0) per m'nrh N.t m •nth. t
Ratatngtan Typawrtts► Cs., Itm.tee.
IN aay ft., Toronto,
ra N►roale Tomppls, Landon,
2 Merir.k !N., fl*miit••n.
1
FU
i)o yots trap or bu
Furst 1 am Canada's
largest dealer, 'pay
hiR iest prices \ our
shipments ool lied.
I pay mail and ',t-
ress charges; remit
promptly. Also largest neater In Been. -
Mice polo as. etc. Quotations and shipping
t-nt fire. 6
JOHN HALLAM, TORONTO
TO1.I1 I\ DEN \1.11;h.
Returned Explorer— ' t t•a, the
cold was eo intense nt the Pole we
had to be very careful not to 1 et
our dogs."
Miss Yonngthiug—"Indeed' Why
arts that i"
Returned Explorer --'•Von sae,
their tails were frozen Miff. still if
they r agged them they would
brr:ll, ^'
,.
-Ktdnoys Wong, ?—.
1f they Are r•'n are in dancer. alien
Through weakness rr disease tb•
kldo.•fs fail to flier the impnr•tie•
from the blood. trouble comes at
ones Backache. Rheumatism. R•-ia•
Ilea. Gravel. n.abetes, (tail stone[
and the dnadty Bright's Poems*.
are 'Ante of the results of neglected
kidneys 11r. Merle's Indian Root
ills ,-.main a most ,Recuse dint -
eta. whish strengthen. and etim•
0/ales the kidneys en that the♦ de
their work thoroutb.• and wail.
Try
Lir. Morse' El
:Indian Root Pills
NEW USES OF CEMENT.
European engineers are said to
be very appreciative of the value
of cement grouting for repairing de-
fective masonry, lining wells, and
for making tunnel roofs water-
tight. In Germany a well polluted
by infiltrations was put into satis-
factory condition by lowering into
it a sheet -iron drum, filling the
space between the Brum and the
walls of the well with Portland ce-
ment, and withdrawing the drum
after the cement had Ret. The dam-
aged masonry of n tunnel was re-
paired by injectintr liquid cement
under pressure.-
of 7e pound per square inch suf-
ficed to force the cement into place.
lir at a ressure
Use the raft, pleasntit and effec-
tual worm killer. Mother (,;raves'
Worm Exterminator; nettling equ-
ni4 it. Procure a bottle and take
it home.
animal (the rat) is well adapted to will also final it a convc
a variety of purposes, such as the is treating injured horses, cattle,
binding of books, the making of etc., or relieving thorn when attack -
purses, gloves and other articles eft by colds, coughs or any kindred
of feminine use and adornment. It ailments to which they are subject.
is stated that already the traffic in
this commodity amounts to about THE PHILOSOPHER OF FOLLY.
$250,000 a year in Great Britain, "When a man says, "and I know
and advertisements have appeared what I'm talking about,' " says
for supplies of skins of the brown the Philosopher of Folly, "the only
rat in lots of 100 to 100,000." Who
way I can tact even is by asking him
knows. now that skunk farms are to ,rove it."
numerous in America, that rat 1
farms will not soon be establish -
friend
VILLAGE IN THE S1::\.
in New Guinea the silinge of
'1 tupueelei is most remarkable. The
houses are all supported on piles.
and stand out in the ocean a con-
siderable distance from shore. Tine
is to protect the villagers from the
attacks of the dreaded head-hunt-
ers always looking out for victims.
Other siltages in this queer land
are perched up in trees for the same
reason.
it's better to deserve success and
not have it than to have success
nod not deserve it, althcogh less
pleasant.
"The Ills of life" appear under
edl At any rate, here is an 'ndus mnnv guises. Many of the physical
try in which rncn have nothing to ones and some of the mental could
fear from icntalc (•ompctiliun• be prevented or even cured by a
m
A LiTl'ILE COLD.
He caught a little cold—
That was all.
S(' the neighbors sadly said,
When
gathered
they heard that he was dead. ,\ booklet with full iefornlntion
V{f
He enught. a little cold— "'fife Welland," St. Catharines,
That was all. (Puck) Ont.
SLOW PROCESS.
Neglect of a cough or cold often
course of treatment with the saline
waters of the "St, Catharines
Well." A mild clinta:e and pleas-
ant environment aid in the process.
Beached via grand Trunk Railway
tem.
As ed round his bed, Sys
will be sent. by addressing; anager,
leads to serious trouble. To break Ma;, very often runs in debt,
up a cold in twenty-four hours an
cure any cough that is curable, mix
two ounces of Glycerine, a half
ounce of Virgin Oil of I'ine com-
pound pure and eight ounces fof
ore Whisky. n
B. vond a doubt;
Bnt it is very safe to ►,et
That he creeps out.
Try Murine Eye Rentady
ned, Weak. Weary, Watery, Eyes.
p \1'h' k Take » teaspoonful arAOUlalinn. Pink F.re and ).re �trein.
every four hours. Yon can bay Murine I)..e.n't rlmart; t*cx,the. t:yr Pafn.
these at any good drag store ane 1. Compounded
ompo n t l�by E Experienced
ed Physicians;
easily mix them in a large bottle. .pry Murine tar Ycur Eye Troubles. Yon
--.�� Willke iit in S'Scaleyyel(de. 1r(Rito ellMurine •
Pretty School Teacher -"James. at sec. The Murine Eye Remedy Co.. ('hi.
naso. 1x711 rend Too Interesting Eye Books
iS 'to kiss' an active or a passive }rs .
verb'" James (oldest boy in the _
class)—"Both." Pretty School Mrs. Newlywed (cheerfully) --"Do
Tca•'her—"Iles ig that, James f" you remember, Tom, how. before
Janus—"At'tivc on the part of the we were married, you used to tell
feller, and passive on the part of m<�9„ Was
niyed (ab (abstt racted-
blushes
the girl." Pretty school teacher gd
blushes and 'narks James perfect Iy)---Yc's; and tin you remember
iu grammar. how terribly thin you used to be
then V'
The fill That Lends Them All.—
Pills are the most portable anti
compact of all medicines, and when
easy to take are the most accept-
able of preparations. But they
must attest their potter to he po-
pular. As Parmelee's Veeetehle
Pills are the most popular of all
pills they must fully meetall re-
quirements. Accurately compound-
ed and composed - of ingredients
proven to he effective in regulating
the digestive organa, there is no
surer medicine to he had anywhere.
KISSING THE BOOK.
April. 1909, brought into force a
new rule in regard to taking the
oath in the courts of New South
Wales. Each court was supplied
with a new Testament. The first
itne=s to be sworn kissed the first
leaf, which n -as then folded in the
centre and turned over. The sec-
ond witness to he sworn kissed the
second leaf. and the third witness
the third lest'. and se on. 'When
the last leaf of the Book has been
kissed. n new It los is requistii ncd.
HOP.SE OWNERS! USE
seuirs
TAN tAWalto
CAUSTIC
BALSAM.
r►. ..'..t, • • • , N, a t e R
'we, e..4 5.0..., all 10...1,.
Veal 11 • • • • O. Ir,.••.,:•'e
t •%• -. i .. - t .a foie
e
1c • tower, .e, •-•tv.
I W11,1 tAlta 1 U. 'r.'•.•r • •e.
Sadden transition from a hot to
R cold temperature, exposure to
rain, sitting in a draught. unseas-
onnhle substitution of light for
heave clothing. are truitfttl causes
of colds and the resultant cough SO ,ossit,le. The first care should he
perilous to persons of weak lungs. to restore healthful action of the
Among the many n,cdicine% for
> _ _ stomach and the best
preparation
bronchial disorders so arising, •
e for that purpose in Parmelee's ' e -
AN INCOME RETURN
OR /0 IN THE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Of THE
C11NAPA CEMENT COMPANY, LIMITED.
SECURITY
These bonds arc secured by a First Mortgage en t7,4
properties of the Carlad(t Cement Conal any, Limited.
They represent an armed investment in N1•• property of
practically 8 times the atn.,unt of the present ouhtanding
bonds. The mills sieved or controlled by this Con?' any
are among the test eatabliiled and most efficiently cgvip-
ped on the continent, with a (opacity in extras of
4,,500,C00 barrels per annum. They include,
The Lakefeld Portland Cement Co , Ltd., Aloneeal, P Q.
g'he 1.ak.fee/d Portland Cement Co., Ltd., lakefreld, Cat.
The Gwen .Sound Portland Cement Co., Ltd., Shallots
Lakes Ont.
The Alberta Portland Cement Co., Ltd., Calgary, Alta.
The Belleville Portland Cement Co., Ltd., Belleville, ( tit.
The International I'urtlnnd Cement Co., Ltd., (lull, P.Q.
The 1' *dean .Portland Cement Co., Ltd.. Alontreal,P. Q.
The Lehigh Portland Cement Co., Ltd., Belleville, Ont.
?he Canadian Portland Cement Co., Ltd., Jlarlbank
and Port Colborne, Ont.
Arrangemenfi !rate also been made to aegitirs a eon-
trolling interest in Nie following companies:—
The 1{esters Canada Cement et. Coal Co., Ltd., Exshate,
Alta.
The Eastern Canada Portland Cement Co., Ltd., Quebec.
EARNINGS
The net earnings in 1908 by seven of the constituent
Cunipanies, representing less than fifty per cent. of the
capacity of the new Company, amounted to twice the
present bond interest charge.
Estimated yearly net earnings, $1,1,00,000. based on
the sales of the Companies comprised in the Merger and
the cost of manufacture under existing conditions, to-
gether with the restoration of normal prices.
Proper and successful management is assured by an
efficient board of directors and capable executive.
Strategic position of the plant: of the Canada Cement
Company enables it to serve the trade in all parts of
Canada.
INCOME TO INVESTORS
After careful investigation, we believe this bond issue
to be well secured, and do bonds should form an attract-
ive investment at Par and accrued interest yielding silt
per east.
DOMI 014 StCUR1TICoRpoinof
1-1MITE0ES
HEAD orrice =TO R.0/4 26 turas ST EA!T
MONTREAL — WINNIPEG — LONDON. ENG.
MEI
tioa
Consum �
Ravages of p
•
ALL HER RELATIVES HAD
DIED OF CONSUMPTION
10 the year 1890,18 years .go, Mn.G.
S. Game .1 Belle isle, N.S., was its a and
cooeLtiea. All hes relatives grad died et
oossassptioe, and there was evesy indication
Bat she was ries the same way.
At this point her k tiband suggested to try
Psychise. The doctor who attended said
Psychise was worthless* but it effected a
w
oederNIcure. Eight/tea ars after is a
hast betters. date August 4, 1908. Mrs.
Gamer says. "1 am be tut duel have bees
for years. My fuses flays sot mushiest tae
sines 1 sash your treatrecat. My physician
tell ma 1 e..ti sat take abetter teals this
PSTCHINI, sod t reeossrfe Ie andit to ll Gee
are suferiag Iron Leg
sal Debility... Me. a t1 r•r, 610e.
Dr.
eD >s Dr. T. A. S LocUM
UNITED,
TORONTO
i
Dressed Poultry
ANY QUANTITY.
market Prices Guaranteed
REMITTANCES DAILY
Ship by Eapress and Advise
THE
J. A. McLean Pr oducgl Co.
t mei rtO,
74 to 76 Front It. East, Toronto
Mili/Laritaff, •1
ltltaatlars er/au seats
1Radwaya RIatr 1lw
Bet oats. tb• worst
pal..eIn tram owe to
twet mtnntea 4
iorleadaetr•
wh.1hsr Cirri or
at
nehr,ousea'.mTooth•1.at,
arta, Nertr& ta,
otttbate rains aid weatneas
1n the Lank. ,.nine or kidne•
around tate Mer plenri+7. y+•wetltrtt
of the lolnta aro{ pain. of ail kande, Rad -
way's ttea':r Reiter will to a taw Asha el-
se's a perman.•ii, cure.
p(1OIt AR(lh'btl':ll'' hlndly mention the name of this
"IL may be t rue," said Uncle pa per in v ri11ii g to adnerllnera.
Eben, "dat riches don't bring hap- mos
piness. But Ant ain't no good ar-
gument fob goin' to de slither ex-
treme an' wrestlin' wif debts."
Clean Stomach, ('lean Mind. —
The stomach is the workshop of the
vital functions and when it gets
out of order the whole system clogs
in sympathy. The spirits ting. the
mind droops and work beeomev nn -
in none better than !tickle's Anti-
Consninptive Syrup. Try it and be•
cotne convinced. Price 25 cents.
SOME LOSS.
Stranger --"Rastas, do the people
who lire across the road from you
keep chickens!"
Rastas—' t)ey keeps some of 'em,
bah." -----
Ono good turn doesn't always get
the other it dererven.
witrois000l
A DOSE OF
150'
CURD
in bast *AMU t '111 11s r> S
is as safe as it is effective. Guar- II
anted to cnntarn no opiates. It is
very palatable to:) chik;ren lAe it.
Alt Itttreseglerta. S6 Cants
getable fills. General use for
years has won them a leading place
in medicine. :\ trial will attest
their value.
Kindly mention the name of this
paper in writing to adscrti'ers.
„('1?I,TS."
After a man gives l.is word, he
should try to keep it.
Some things go without saving,
Intla womRn isn't one of them.
The span who marries in haste of-
ten ha. not leisure to relent it.
You are a philosoi.her of the best
type if you duf►'t waist abet you
can't get.
The maiden whns" face ie Also her
fortune should be careful hew An
invert. it.
The blindest man in the world is
the than who doeen t believe an)
thing he can't see.
11 von always stand up for your
rights. you will hove to wait a )ong
time for seat.
''It i, hard to teach an old dog
new t rake," says tba proverb. Vo •
now tricks want Lading., t ISSUE No. bI) Ob.
If all men were compelled to prac-
tise what they preach the major-
ity would discontinue the preach-
ing habbit.
Have von tried Holloway's ('orn
Curer has no equal for remov-
ing these trolthlesorne exeresetiecs
as many have testified who have
tried it.
Ai'OLOGIES TO MOTHER GOOSI?t
(lid Mother Hubbard
She went to the cupboard.
As always had been her habit.
"1 can't (Mord beef,"
She murmured, with grief ;
So sire made her poor dog a Welsh
rabbit.