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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1910-06-09, Page 7WOES OF WOMANHOOD ICRIME IN Lt. CPT. .1 Serious Increase During the tear 1909. Weakness and Suffering Banished The report of Sir Malcolm mai. by Dr, Willian13s' Pink Pills. v rash. Judicial Adviser to the Khedive, show: 4 serious increase Dr. \Weliarns' fink fills arc good of crime and grave offences in 1909. for inert and WOliteu, and growing tees and girls, Lut they arc good There were- 3,828 eases in the courts in a special way for woman. At during lash, seer, which received Special times a woman needs a ine-1 revere sentences, as ct-lnparecl with dtcuio to enrich and regulate her, t$ a figure for 1908, 3,655, and fur blood supply, or her life will be ' one ruund of suffering. That it when 1)r. Williams' Pink Pills aro we.tth their weight in gold, fur they actually make new blood. There is not a month in her life from fif- teen to fifty that 1)r. Williams' I'imk Pills aft not a boon to every vv' roan. They help the growing girl safely over the critical time vthen her blood is overtaxed by new demands. To the woman of middle life they bring relief and bring her strength for her time of change. Q1rd during the thirty odd years Rat lie between Dr. Williams' Pink Pills fill a woman's life with the happiness of health, giving her strength and energy for every fnection. A woman's surest pro- tection against all the ills that corse to her because of her sex, is to set her blood right at once by a course of Dr. Williams' Pink Pi is -and then to keep the blood r., ht by taking the Pills occasion- ally. Mrs. Eliza Clouthier, St. Jerome, Que., is one of the many unfortunate sufferers restored to health by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. 8}'e bays: "1t would be difficult for ine to say how much I suffered. 1 wa' tormented by headaches and backaches; my appetite failed and I wasted away to such an extent that I was unable to do house - wt rk. I was constantly taking medicine, but it did not- help me any. One day a friend urged me tt, try 1)r. Williams' Pink Pills, and I procured a couple of boxes. By the time these were done 1 felt some improvement, and thus en- c` ► raged I continued the use of the Pills, gaining strength day by clay, until after I had taken six or et Yen boxes. I was again well these best qualified to judge, etas, and strong. and I have since con- the siutatiun in Egypt in recent tanned in the best of health. I can times. and doubtless the best proof strongly recommend these Pills to that their opinion was correct is all weak and ailing women." to be found in almost the immedi- Sold by all medicine dealers or ate effect. produced by the decis- that of 1907, 3,288. The murders committed numbered 911, being 52 Snore than in the previous year. .There were 617 attempted murders, .i6 more than in 1908. But the in- crease of these crimes was not so large as that o'f 1908 over 1907. tho 1908 increase having been 256. The. misdemeanors dealtwith by the Parquet were serious. After baying received a check in 1907, they rose in 1908 to 32,905, rising again last year to the 'total of 33,- t:C', an increase of 325 over the pre- ceding year. Of the 12,475 misde- meanors filed during the year, 11,- 1eC were cases of theft or of de- struction oT crops. The report shows, however, thet- as a result of the recent Relega- ti n Law, the statistics for crime iluiing the latter months of 1909 'showed a diminution. In referring 1te the pleasure of last year for 'watching suspects and requiring certain persons to furnish sureties for their good behavior, Sir Mal- celrn says: "More especially in an Oriental community, subject to foreign leg- islation, which the mass of the po- pulation cannot understand or ap- preciate --and which, in fact, is but little appropriate to its noels. --a stake of affairs may be gradually created which the ordinary tribu- nals and their agents are, at any rate for the moment. powerless to prevent.. Such. in the opinion of by mail at, 50 cents a box or six tc;xes for 82.50, from The Dr. Wil- li:ons' Medicine Co., Brockville, Out. + MONEY iN HER WIG. French 'Washerwoman Had Curious Savings Bank. For many years a certain washer- woman in the village of Mas-Thi- bert, n''a- Arles, in southern Franco, had carried her savings; in her wig as the safest place for her treasure. Nothing had ever hap- pened to make her uneasy as to elie security of the hiding place of her batik n. tes until recently. She ea:, washing clothes at the side of a stream, when a vulture swooped down from the neighboring moun- tains, and after a brief struggle tore the wig with the savings off the 'woman's head. A Matois pea - Fant nearby hearing her cries at the feathered robber came t her side with his gun. Being a good shut ho brought, the vulture down, end in a few minutes the happy washerwoman had recovered all her money. DEAF. LISTEN! You have used Horns, Trumpets and other Mechanical Devices in Vie hope of being able to hear. but always found tho expected satis- faction was spelled "Disappoint- ment." If you write to Ernest Pratt, 468 Yonge Street, Toronto, yell will learn so:ne good news. Do it to -day -better still -do it nowt "It.'s easy for n elan to write 'trig love letter to a woman -if he it u't married to her. TRADIND on a good name and deceiving the public Is what the imitators of the well known -The D. h L.' Menthol Plaster aro doing Don't he fooled. insist on the genuine, "Tho D. A L. a And more married men wo►t;r) make fools el themselves if their t• fes would let ti 'in. Minard's Liniment Lumberman's friend. WHAT'S IN A NAME? 1 Ta kt't s ate not. tna(le of ticks, Panels are not made of pang; rickets are net made of peeks, Candles arc not. made of cans; battles are not made of bats. Willows are not made of wills; Cattle are not made of cats, Pilgrims are not made of pills. CURED HER KIONEYtt Mrs John Pettigrew, of Central Econ- omy. N.A.. was practically helpless front rheumatism. Shy could not stoop, and her limb! nrhr3 so that it was torture ter her to be op and around 11.e bonne. As Mr• Pettigrew put it. "f was all crii,nlyd up. 1 Paw Ain Pills advertlde seri Pent for Pomo. and after taking only two b.,te•, am a different woman. Rio Pills are the only thing• that helped me. and 1 cannot say to-, much for them." if v -ii have that dreadful rain in the hack If you are tortured with nccnrr.a- li•m Ret Ain Pills at once. Write National Drug A r'T+emieat Co. (Dent tt' t..1. Toronto. fee hew samPlr Reltuler sire at dealer!. M/ a bot, 6 for ions o7 the Provincial commissions, composed of Magistrates and Gov- err•Inent officials, on the criminal .stat. •tics." + DON'T DRUG CHILDREN, When you give your child a so- called "soothing" medicine you arc. not curing its sickness. You are merely drugging it into tem- porary insensibility. The so-called sot thing medicines contain opiates, and an overdose may kill the child. When you give little ones Baby's Own Tablets you have the guaran- tee of a government analyst that tl.is medicine is safe. And you have the word of thousands of grateful tnothcrs that this medicine will piomptly cure all minor ailments of childhood. Mrs. Alphonse Roy, Scott Junction. Que., says : "My little one was weak and sickly and used to cry clay and night, but since giving him Baby's Own Tab- lets he has thrived splendidly, and i.: as gond-natured, and happy -_as I could wish." Sold by all medi- ci:;e dealers or by mail at 25 conte a box from Tho Dr. Williams' Me. dicino Co.. Brockville, Ont. _--,t,---- IIIS CHOICE. "Well, Johnnie, I hear you go ter schoul now." "What part tf it de you like the best '1" "Conlin' home." -- sIr- Tho World is Full of Pain. -The aches and pains that afflict human- ity are mane' and constant. arising from a must tulle of indistinguish- able causes, hut. in the main owing til man's negligence in taking care of his health. Dr. Thomas' Ec- lertric Oil was the outcome of a mliversal cry for some specific which would speedily relieve pain, and it has filled its mission to a re- markable degree. What a man can't understand about his wife's relatives is why he 1c is them impose on him. Renard's Liniment used by Physlelans. \\'hi'l'l: L('NGS ANI) BLACK. in the museum connected with the Edinburgh university is an ex- hibit that is a striking object les- see of the value of fresh air. A prr.fessor has secured the Rings of an Eskimo, a Londoner and a coal miner. He has had them preserv- ed by chemical process and they ale now side by fide in a glass cast. The Eskimo's lungs are pure white, the Londoner's lungs are it dirty brown and the coal miner's lungs are jetMeek. The Eskimo hall kept his lungs clean not be- cause he knew more about, breath- ine than the Londoner or the coal niirer, but because he lived in a land of snow fields and spent his time in the open air. It takes a flea to make a dog toe the scratch. Nobody ever has a word of sym- pathy for a dug catcher. ONE WOMAN'S STATEMENT TI:1.t.S 111:8 SI }TERING SIS- TERS TO USE DODD'S IiID\E1 PILLS. Tbes Proved a IIIc+sing to Her When Her fain% and 11'cakness 'Were 4Inlost More than She Could Bear. St. George, Mart., May 30 (21-ecial).--Hoping to save her sire lee woolen in the \Vest from pains and aches 'which come at the criti- cal times in a woman's life, Mrs. lrsene Vinet of this place has giv- en the following statement for publteation "I have brought up a large fam- ily and hate always enjoyed good health until the laser two years. I urn fifty-four years of age and at the critical time of life that comes to every woman, I had pains in my right hip and shoulder. I could net, lie down two minutes at a time without suffering the greatest ag- ony. Sometimes I awakened with n feeling as if one had laid a piece of ice on my head. Another time it would ho a burning pain under the left shoulder. "1 took many medicines but could get no relief, till reading of cures of similar cases to my own by Dedd's Kidney Pills. led me to try them. They did wonders for me. "I want all women to know what Doidd's Kidney Pills did for me." Dodd's Kidney Pills cure the Kidneys. The caiman who has sound Kidneys is safeguarded of ainst nine -tenths ere the suffering that makes life a burden to the'wo- mcn of Canada. - MAKING PROG1RES,S. Weigler--"How is your son, the yt ung surgeon, getting on?" Gausler-"First rate. He's im- pruting every day. He recently ol,cratod on his tenth patient and the man lived for nearly twenty hours.,, GOOD NEWS I'OR THE DEAF. A celebrated New York Aurist has been selected to demonstrate to deaf people that deafness is a e:esease and can be rapidly and easily cured in your own home. He proposes to prove this fact by sending to any person having trouble with their ears a trial treatment of. his new method ab- s')lutely free. We advise all peo- ple who have trouble with their ears to immediately adreis Dr. Edward Gardener, Suite 914, No. 49 West Thirty-third street, New Ycrk City, and we wish to assure them that they will receive by ro- tnrn mail, absolutely free, a "Trial Treatment." Beggar -"Say. mister, would ver` give a pore ielle:• a quarter ter stye his life?" Stranger --"I should say not. I'm an undertaker." Mlnard's Liniment Co., Limited. (lent.. 1 have tired your Minard's l.ini• mint in my family and also in my ateblrs for years and consider it the best meds• cine obtainable. Yours truly. ALFRED ROCHAV. Proprietor Roston Pond Hotel and Livery Stables. "Were you iver in Cork?" asked Mike. "No," replied Patrick, "but I've seen a lot of drawer's of it. rr Are your corns harder to remove than those that others have had? dove they not had the same kind? Have they not been cured by using Ift.11oway's Corn Cure Try a bot- tle. • Mrs. Dearborn -"You say that ;s Mrs. Burke -Martini" Mrs.' Wahash--"Yes; Burke was her came and Martin was her hus- band's name." Mrs. Dearborn - "But why dues she use the hyphen between the names?" Mrs. \Wa- 1,tash-"Te show she is separated from her husband." it isn't difficult to love your neitzhltur's money as your own. TN U ISSUE NO. 23- 10. RICH SAM'S SON. Sans, the sun of a wealthy man, iva: a great favorite it all wh" knew him, but he heartily detested business. A merchant had engaged been as boukkt'eper at a high salary. Nevertheless, Sarn got into the ha - lot of reaching the office later and liter, until finally he got there about two in the afternoon. \When ties state of affairs had gone en for a week the merchant remonstrated. "But, tuy dear sir,'' returned Sam. "how can I come earlier? 1 eien't get my breakfast until one." "But get your breakfast ear - 1 cr." "How can I1 I don't get up till twelve." "Then get up earlier." "How can 1," pleaded Sam, 'when 1 dun't go to bed until day- light i„ In the face of such convir:el. g ar- gtltnerlt there was nothing to ee sa id. d Medical Need Supplied. ---When a medicine is found that not only arta upon the stomach, but is so c• Imposed that certain ingredients of it pass unaltered through the stomach to find action in the bow- els. then there is available a pur- gative and a cleanser of great ef- fectiveness. Parmelee's Vegetable I-ilis are of this character and are hest of all pills. During the years that they have been in use they have established themselves as no other pill has done. "Say, old man," began Bor- rc ughs, "lend me your ear for a while, will you?" "My friend," replied Wise. shrewdly suspecting a touch, "I'd gladly lend you both of them; then I wouldn't be able to hear you ask me to lend you anything." Ask for Mlnard's and take no other. "Waiter," said a guest at an ho- tel as he inspected his bill before leaving. "there is one item omit- ted." "What item, sir?" inquired the waiter. "The manager said 'Good morning' to me yesterday, ano has forgotten to charge for it!" Your Druggist 52'111 Tell Toe Merin.. Eye Remedy Relieves Sore Eyes. St,. ngthens Weak Eyes. Doesn't Smart. Soothes Eye Fain, and Frits for We. Try itlurine in Your Eyes and in Baby's Eyes for Scaly Eyelids and Granulation. She -"How far can your ancestry be traced?" He --"Well, when my grandfather resigned his position as cashier of a country bank, they t' aced hint as far as China, but he gut away." The change of dietary that comes with spring and summer has the lTect in weak stomachs of setting up inflammation, resulting in dy- Keep sentery and cholera morbus. The abnormal condition will continue if net attended to and will cause an exhaustive drain on the system. Tee best available medicine is Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial. It clears the stomach and bowels of irritants, counteracts the inflam- mation and restores the organs to healthy action. Keeps the Brain Clear and Keen, Because it Promotes Health. To serve --beat In oven, pour hot milk over it and salt to taste. twld by all grocers, 13c. a carton; two for 25c. 4.8 MONTREAL AND QUEBEC. WHEN .TA('K EXPANDS. "Jack ? Why. he's one of the A veritable edition de luxe best boys ander the son. "Yes. but, you ought to see him when the stars are out." among railroad pamphlets has been issued by the Grand Trunk It: ilway System to proclaim amongst tourists the glories of the cities of Montreal and Quebec. The bit chure is beautifully printed and generally arranged in the artistic style of earlier days, when the or- namentation of a volume was re- garded as an important incident to its presentation of reading matter. It gives an interesting description of the two most interesting cities in Canada, with many illustrations Prem photographs. Sent free to a .y address. Apply to Mr. J. D. McDonald, District Passenger ?gent, Union Station, Toronto, ('nt. CLASSIFIED. "What do you think of Mr. Seorter 1" "Hit's so nice to everyone I don't think he can be a gentleman." Pills for Nervous Troubles. -The stomach is the centre of the nerv- osa system, and when the stomach suspends healthy action the result is manifest in disturbances of the nerves. If allowed to persist, nerv- ous debility.- a dangerous ailment, may ensue. The first consideration is to restore the stomach to proper action, and there is no readier re - reedy for this than Parmelee's Ve- getable Pills, Thousands can at- test the virtue of these pills in cur- ing nervous disorders. IN THE SUBURBS. "Are you trying thing on your place "Yes, indeed." "What is it?" "The mortgage." STOCKS. 111113101111 EdwardCRONYN & Co. Members Ternnto Stock Exchange. Sate investments `? fur ;c„ "r we hoe mo.ed to oar new 7s. Day St., Toronto iO% INVESTMENT IO% Preferred stork. non -errs illative. pate, pet raiment. Write fir information. or better still. If ron.-enient, come and in- vestigate fur yourself. 111•nS0' PRO'S. 202 .larvie Street. Toronto. MACHINERY. ACH1NI Rh' 1iEAD4.6IJA6'TMRS. lei Iron and woodworking mai Warrr, engines. boilers. steam pumps. gasoline engines., electric motors, contractors'machinery. etc. find for catalogue of over 1400 machines. H W. PErRIC. Limited. Toronto. Montreal. 5'anrouver. THE LINDMAN TRUSS will hob -1 any reducible keinia Kndur,ed by f..remo.t medical mesh 'Wilts for particulars. B. LINI)21AN, iBeeell Montreal The Soul of a Piano lathe Action. Insist on the "eOTTO HIGEL" Piano Action Is Your Hearing Good? The HEAR-O•PRONE will give you the LO raise any-beneMa of good hearing. Send for free hookld. Riving particulars and names of satistird users. Alan this year?" •pecial Offer for a Month's Noma Trial. THE BRAND ELECTRO OZONE LIMITED, 334 Spading Avenue, Toronto. Mlnard's Liniment In the house. A RELIC OF BAR III':RISM. Father -"What is that red -and. white striped polo over in the cor- ner of your room?" Senior -"Oh, that's n relic of b:.Het rism." A LONG RECORD OF SUCCESS In en!, frig all torts •:f cuts. burns and bruises. as Weil a-, all bowel complaint!:, is held kr " Painkiller "-over t0 years. Avoid Sagebrush Sam--"Yer say Bill sees tuavie',helre tandtfi000 "PalnkilIer"- i1;cd of a lame arm. How could that be?" Cactus Charlie-"Why,i 1e: see, his arm wuz so stiff that Gentleman (in railway train) he couldn't draw his gun quick,; "How did this accident happen?" a,.' the. other feller got the drop Guard -"Someone pulled the cord on him." aro stopped the train and the bunt cepress ran into us. It will take The healthy glow disappearing fete hours to clear the line for us from the cheek and moaning and to go ahead." Gentleman -"Five iiestlessnoss at night arc sure syrup- 11 lira? Great Scot! 1 was to he toms of worms in children. Du notmarried to -day." Guard (a rnnrri- fail to get a bottle of Mother ( raves' Worm Exterminator; it is an effectual medicine. +- GERMAN WOMEN 'WOlih. The Steady Growth of Female Em- ployment Goes On. Some interesting statistics are published about the growth in the employment of women in Germany. F►om 1895 to 1907, twelve years, while the employment of men de - crewed 20 per cent. the number of women employed increased 57 per cent. There were 8,030.000 women employed in the latter year, as against 5.000,000 in the former, ar.-1 a full third of the economic la her df the Empire is at present be- ine carried on by women. The increase has been largest in agricultural pursuits, which em- ployed 4,500,000 women in 1907, as against 2,750,000 in 1895. This de- notes an inert iso in respect of ag- riculture of 67 per cent., as cern- pared with an increase in respect of industry of 38 per cent. 1 A curious rise has been noticed' in the number of women employed in painting slid sculpture. for the, 961) women of these occupations tn. ltd,,) increased to over 12.1)011 in 11ta7. in the theatrical world the feminine element has more than doubled in that, period. from 10,000 in 1895 to 23,000 in 1907 Wcrmeti' writers almost exactly doubt i iu Cie RAMC t11110. while men writers only increased about 50 per cent. + "\What did the poet mean when he called his country 'the land lit the free and the home of the b, awe' 1" "lie vi As probably r.-- 1el ring to bachelors and marred ►ten,' said old Mr. Smelters, .ad le • ed roan, sternly) -"Look here. are yc a the chap who stopped the t•ain?" Sick Headaches are not caused by anything wrong in the heed. but by constipation. biliousness and indigestion. head• ache pnwders or tablets may dead- en, but cannot cure them. Dr. Norse's Indian Root Pills do cure Pick headache in the sensible way by removing the constipation or Pick stonineh which mused them. Dr. Morse's Indian Root 'Pills pre purely vegetable. free from any harmful drily. •afe and ,nrr. When you feel the headatho coming take Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills • Cares Sprung Tendon, Collar and Saddle Galls r.4 waallet. aye . wh,rt .*toter 111,. tf•r. -I bet..red y.'o tMrla Can u e Ppn.1 TWA,. .11' ren.1 ren.A, a,4 1 ear er•aa,rrrd la M Collar r.daWU• tall- J. n 1:uka Kendall's Spavin Cure les Womleg to tfrrwe cos taaeksesa Y Os past ae1�mom tmda:rs upsets Me Yu Waren, weed d dollars P♦ tens annn 1t M Wow illeto.47 gal ism daisy. t. 4' spa M sa0•1.ael, ren epvls. Mosineee.'f. pest, Pomo• sad lawsst rages. Moore, Min or teras Um Ire .fit. Isroil Por era es Me bowl any Knulers ar..y, trey. n.. few. - e M et trlw. Fos f•.r et r•m deal,/,, rof 'ae7 W fur f••t •'a ?twee Oa 15. Brea' -1r. 1r•• --gimes r, DL. D. 3.111011111(1., Gwadar. tads, t L A GREAT DEMAND FOR PAPER STOCK WASTE. PAPER OF ALL GRADES. Also Rags, Iron, Metals. Rubber.. Eta PULLAN ' Adelaide and sad Ste.' y Tr,ront Oft. Phone for particulars. Main 401 STAMMERER S The reethr4e emptoted ar the Arnott furniture aro ire only luccirsl met hr. ll for th.- ewe „• it ,mmerlug Thal treat the 1'A t'ar, .. mealy the haat, and Inose 5 Art'': a1 speech If y•ra par. the eji,htes: nnpe.lum ,,: .n your .1 ee h rloo't hesitate to write tut caret pnp,l+etegeherr. Pamphlet. tarts ulars.a 1 referen_ee sent On rniue.l Tile Arnott Instituto. Berne. Ont..Can. 1131111111111111111 COL. ZT2 7 p,A'fr1MO.VIA.PW''{lr ALL mPLt'tWORY IMSL%Sl When oro to "chilled through," or sutlers from,-, ttheutnatlo faitsSore Throat, Lumbago, 'I -oath a he Neuralgia. Sciatl oa, e'Itnnli1A. tonsil 1U..ln:lae.mats000f the lLunchia: 1 noes. 1► .,t els or Lungs. Cren.pa. Bore or Palm. of +sol kind. us• ✓.� Matewar', Heady I enef. STYLES IN HAiR Braids, i3 In., 2't `0 Switches. 27 to 30 In. Ir,ng.$ 51 to e' Puff, and Curls, is in • cluster, e,'0 Turban Style, coo,• r t '1 piste, r• "o ( Braid, by tht yard, et11 Ladles and Crnt'a Wigs, from 1•: Cent's Toupees. from Sti.S Hair Nets, extra Wee, • 1 12r ,;r. Turban Pads, -• 31 to 7Pc. :r. sha.l. • rttra. Orders over EC), p••t ft. ,• Sind sample of hair .,red ra.h Kith `der. DAV A MOHLER, its King St, West, Toronto. Flies on Your Stock DECREASE THE MILK YIELD. COOPER'S FLY KNOCKERj will keep cows free from Ries at • gest of less than one cent a day. $1.75 GALLON QUART Ask your Hardware Dealer. sr WM. COOPER & NEPt1EW5 TORONTO.