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Exeter Times, 1908-09-17, Page 3..eon. ST. VITUS DANCE YOUNG FOLKS Severe Case Cured by Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills. CLARE'S SHOPI'I`rG. St. Vitus' dr.nce is a disease of the the nerves brought on by a mor - Clare tripped ager street. g city 3 hid condition of the blood. It is "Your slippers surely are shame• Lilly word out, Flaxie" she said, ooking tenderly down at the dolly her arras "I kept thinking bout th t all the t' the boot a common disease with children and attacks females oftener than males. The only cure lies in plea- t,, of pure blood, because good blood is the life food of the nerves. SHEEP M FTIL.t'1'ED. Wanton Acts by Organized Groups of Marauders. Under the title of "Savage Sar- dinia," 11 Messaggero, the princi- pal Roman horning newspaper, di- rected attention to the astonishing prevalence of lawless cringes in that island by organized groups of ma- rauders and savages, who often- times turn out to consist of some of the most prominent and highly respected farmers in the provinces. The other night eight masked in- dividuals, armed with guns and an Yves fitting my new ties. But daggers, invaded a farm belonging the most severe forms of this trou- ever mind' He has a whole lass is a benevolent proprietor name] g hie because they enrich the blood Calvisi, on the mountain side near ox of the sweetest little shoes for supply, thus carrying the neves- Sassari. 'There the • ou to choose t And here we sari food to the nerves. In proof 5 sock, eat re now !" o! this we have the statement of him senseless, watcl�robbeing d hie mofClare was so little that the man Mrs. Alex. Cameron, Sumruerside small cash he hail nn his person, n the shop had to open the door P. E. I., who says:— "Some years and left him bound hand and foot or her. ago my daughter Lena, then a child "Good morning, Mr. Gray !" she of ten years,became afflicted with and gagged. They then drove 500 — solo w — aid. •I've brought Flaxie in to she sheep delivered to his custody a IRUCC'$TR, CROCERS MO CURIAL STORES et all kinds of slg.es and slippers St. Vitus dance. At that time she distance of a couple of miles to a 10e.per oa.ka,.rasaok.t.torl6o. PP was attending school and the first lonely valley, where they ripped wIUlast wwhole cketsf. o wear this summer, just the way indication I had that something was open 300 of these animals, and other got them for Mabel and wrong, was that she appeared eas- thrust their daggers into every u,ne o. We're going away to the conn- ily discouraged in her studies. She of the rest. y to -morrow, you see. She was naturally, a spirited child, not Sardinia continues, as from time camped Flaxio down in one of the given to tears, but she would cry immemorial, to hold the record in airs where people sit to try on over what I thought should bo easy all Italy for brutality, homicides, hoes. work for her. The disease progress- cattle wounding, incendiary fires Mr. Cray smiled. "Let me see, rat so rapidly that in the course of a and allied forms of damage to pro- ou're Mrs. Holden's little girl, few weeks she became unable to pert,v. The crirninal convictions for aren't you 1 Yes, I remember; you hold anything in her hands, and the latter crime are 4.32 in every were in yesterday. Well, we'll do we were obliged to take her out of 100,000 of the population. our best for dolly. Some blue ankle- school. She became so afflicted that In the single commune of Bitti, ties perhaps would sigh dsuit Clare, settling withoutcould suddenly hold ?up to hold of lipsr iwherein the above vendetta hag just ping Leopold The Czar has Y losing taken place, no fewer than 1,500 pre - taken in n chair beside Flaxie. "And I knew from the first by the symp- sheep and 400 bullocks have been frrred to keep his ready cash in the pair of red ones, too, please, and tones that her ailment was St. Vitus maliciously hamstrung since the be- vaults of the Bank of England, ome high button up boots to wear dance, and dispaired of seeing her ginning of this year. This extraor- where, it is said, he has at his conl- ,D,Fold days. I want them all to cured, as it was looked on as such diriary state of things is attributed nand nearly $10,250,000 in Russian -c 14ose and comfortable." a hopeless ailment. She became largely to the notable deficiency of gold. The gold deposited by these e. Mr. Cray opened the glass ease so bad that she could not hold her- pct ce and a rooted unbelief in the monarchs, unlike other funds which Mid brought out the three pairs, self still for the space of ten sec- official administration of justice. ar +Flaxie s mama directed. coeds. Her hands or feet were con - "Put out your foot, Flaxie, dear, tinunily moving and last of all she and try them on," she said. "Oh, would contort her features so that SENTENCE SERMONS. aren't they beautiful and shiny? she was losing her natural expres- You must be careful of them." sion. At this stage I chanced on a Flaxie, as smiling as her mama, paper containing a testimon j.1 in was promptly fitted. favor of Dr. Williams' Pink rills, "They seem just right,"' said describing the cure of a little girl Clare. "You don't think they'll afflicted as mine was. I hastened pinch her toes, Mr. Gray to get a couple of boxes of the Pills, "Surely not," he replied, grave- and by the time she had used them ly. "They're a half-size larger than I noticed a decided change for the her old ones. Now shall 1 send better, and purchased a further them over to your house, and tho supply. By the time she had taken bill with them I" ho asked. seven boxes she was entirely "Yes," said Clare, rather slowly, cured. Although she seemed thor- for she felt a little uncertain as to oughly cured I was afraid the dis- this matter of the bill. "Only Flax- ease plight return again, but it i, must have a new pair of rubbers, never did, and she has since enjoy - too. to wear in the wet grass, and, ed the best of health. I cannot oh: a pair of those cunning rubber thank Dr. Williams' Pink Pills boots, so she can wade in puddles enough for what they did for my f she wants to. You must sit still child, and I hope my experience few minutes longer, Flaxie, for may be of benefit to someone aflli tt- can't risk your getting wet feet. ed as my daughter was." Mr. Gray tried on the boots and Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold rubbers very quickly, and in a short b, all medicine dealers or may be time Clare and Flaxie were on the obtained by mail at 50 cents a box way home. or six boxes for $2.50 from The 'Well, that shopping is attend- Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., td to!" thought the little mother, Brockville, Ont. contentedly. .I, Just it.Lef luncheon there came a packagesTo the house. "It's from Gray's!". exclaimed Mrs. Holden. "W'hy, the children's shoes came yeitterday !" "These are probably Flaxie's shoos," remarked Clare. "I was just longing to have them conte." "Flaxie's !" exclaimed the whole family together. "Yes, and they're lovely," an- swered Clare, snatching the boxes and tumbling nut the little shoes. "And a.. bill for three dollars," added Mrs. Holden. "Why, Clare, how did you happen to buy things without mother's permission?" ".Naughty Clare !" cried Mabel, reprovingly ''Don't say anything, Mabel. She didn't quite understand," said Mrs. Holden. Then she took Clare into the library. Afterward Clare told Flaxie all about it while she got her ready to go out in her carri- nge. "You see, Flaxie, it wasn't like the times when mother sends us to lithe store for a yeastcake and tells us to say, `Charge it.' Because she didn't tell us to go. We went with- out her knowing it, and now some- body's got to pay Mr. Gray for the More Iron Needed In :b. blood of pate, raa shoes. And it wasn't tnother that down PeoPte. 'irerrorim,' the beat tonic, well bought them; it was you and I, put it there. At all general et..ro, and Druggists. I'lttiie; so I'rn going to pay for GETTING ITS STRENGTH OUT. thein out of niy househank there on Mrs. Wickersham had advertised the bureau. Mother's getting the0 fur an experienced cook. Tho first screwdriver now so we can open , ,]leant who carne in answer to the little door. And we're going to Ilse advertisement wns a stout, red - take out all the pennies and nickels ],aired young woman. Mrs. Wick and the dimes, Flaxie, and , count ,,rsham propounded several ques- out throe dollars. Then we're go loons to her, which she answered I ing to Mr. Grays shop this after it n fairly satisfactory manner. noon and pay them to him. Come ` Then she asked her: here till I tie your bonnet. dear. Mother says that there will be hard - I3 any pennies left in the house - bank at all afterward. I've been sivie.g thein so long. too! But then. Flaeie, it is the only way to do if 1 want to Ire fair, isn't that so 1" Alel it really seemed as if Flaxie nips d her bead. --Youth's Com- pa,w•n. LADIES • yuur t..,tlte and silt 44►• areso tturtdtyou willi1re. UMW co si Vssr NAV ♦ ,.w . Det1• 111 N a r D�sro!lI.QrStagae`h 4bd, QMomtoe q m. .a oe.from £vue, Mouto. WILSON'S FLY PADS Kill thorn all No dead Ale* lying about when used as directed. eoted. MONARCHS AND THEIR SAV- INGS. The Sultan of Turkey, who has an official income of about $•t,000,- 000 a year, has long been depositing his savings with the Bank of France. The sante institution is likewise honored with the patron- age of King George of Greece and HIS ALTERNATIVE. It is best to keep one's personal dignity at whatever cost. A be- fitting sense of what is due one never comes amiss, even within pri- son precincts. This truth was ap- preciated by an Irishman whose expression of it is quoted by Mich- ael MacDonagh, in "Irish Life and Character." The prisoner, refrac- tory and obstinate, flatly refused to work in the treadmill. The man was brought before the governor of the prison for disobedi- ence. The governor asked hint what reason be could give for not fol- lowing out his orders. "Mo go on the treadmill!" ex- claimed the prisoner. drawing him- self up to his full height of of- fended dignity. "Never, sir! I'd rather lave the jail first!" Mother Graves' Worni Extermin- ator has no equal for destroying worms in children and adults. See that you get the genuine when pur- chasing. Forty-eight kinds of house -flies have been classified by naturalists. ---•i•-- -- FAi.8I:. " 'TriDt crushed to earth will rise again.' " quoted the nl.lraliz- er "According to that." re;oined the demoralizer, ' there is no truth ,n eggs " Farmer Barnos—"I've bought a barometer. Hannah. to tell when it's goin' t•' ran. ye know!" Mrs Barnes --"To tell when it's goi,! to rain! Why, 1 never heard such extravagance: What do hose. Providence li z given • til ret'uinatiz fer 1" "How long do you hoil tea 1" "Well, mem," said the young woman, "some folks biles it longer. an' some shorter. It's all a mat- ter o' taste." "But you do boil it, don't you V' "Oh, yes. certniniy ; but i'v-e al - his thought that two hours was long enough to bile any tea. Yeu can git all the stren'th out of it in that time." �lacK. Watch Climbing Tobacco 1.:• !,1.-1cl; 1,114-. 31 The greedy is always needy. Life is the quill in which men are made. They aro richest who give the world most refreshing. Making a name for gold does not make a golden none. Truth rests on facts, but her face reaches higher realms. Hope and aspiration joined make the energy of any life. It often takes a great load to get a rnan down on his knees. The failure to be feared is that of fearing to begin lost you fail. That is a good lesson on patience which is learned through pain. An appetite for flattery attracts our foes and repels our friends. Lots of people think that jeering at others justifies thecal for never trying. Pride simply is the dread of a puncture common to every pneuma - tie article. comp into the banks, never goes out again into circulation, unless it be by express command of the Royal depositor. 31ONTRE-1L .tND QUEBEC. A veritable edition de luxe amongst railroadatnphlets has just been issued by the Grand Tiunk to proclaim amongst tour- ists the glories of the cities of Mont- real and Quebec. The brochure is beautifully printed, and generally arranged in the artistic style of ear- lier days, when the ornamentation of a volume was regarded as an im- portant incident to its presentation of reading matter. It is also very well written, and gives an interest- ing description of the most inter- esting cities in Canada, with many illustrations from photographs that have not hitherto been published. Sent to any address on receipt of ourod will wearer's Cerate, aaaisted iuteru.:ny pby 11-earer•a Syrup. All DruYgbts a two -cent stamp. Apply to J. D. McDonald, D. P. A., Toronto, Ont. Niece—"Uncle, they say that here are more bde "Miss Nuriteh talks so much than of brunettes. Wh of y is iit, I wonder?" Uncle Singleton (a con- firmed and splenetic bachelor) — "H'm ! Naturally, the light -head - en ones go first." ------------ ILITTLE BUT GOOD. Time is money to everybudy but a loafer. A poor opinion is better than fit ne at all. When a man aims at nothing le, seldom misses. Those who always pay cash sel- doul owe an apology. Flattery will make l' -i00 a bru- nette light-headeu. Most women would rather be tailor-made than :,elf -trade. When a wise loan gets really an- gry, he goes away and sits down. Fortunate is the man who never knows when he gets the worst of it. Never interfere with the busy bee unless you want a stinging reproof. Revenge may be sweet, but seek- ing it is apt to sour olio's disposi- tion. Happiness is not the only thing money can't buy ; manners, for in- stnTWO. If a woman would stop to think when she is talking, she might think to stop. Some people are too gond to ho clever, while others aro too clever tt• hAood. The greatest proof of a big man is his indifference to the arrows the little men shoot at him. T 1 Monte Employment for Ladies LICHT, EASY, PLEASANT. Such as any lady can do and en- joy. Any lady who wishes, and sees this advertisement may, if she /Writes soon. secure this opportun- ity to be independent, earning a good living in a vory easy manner. Work any lady can do. For particulars address MILS. 31. st'11MCRS, Correspondence Department, Windsor, Ont. "Dear ani I the only woman you have ever loved?" "Yes, or ever will." And is `rust have been the way he said it that made her mad. Thos Sabin of Eglington, says: "I have removed ten corns from my feet with Holloway's Corn Cure." Reader, go thou and do likewise. Bibbs—"Mrs. Homeleigh says her husband is a great sufferer." Cribbs --"I'n not surprised. Ilow long has he been married to her 1" Like a bad habit a .skin disease grows. Scroll - lou; humor,,, eczema and all eruptions may he about her mother's social position When duty calls from ease it al- before silo was married." "Well 1" "Did she really have any position in society 1" "Oh, lots of them 1 She never accepted a place as cook except in the very swell families." ways will be found easier to obey than to refuse. For one man who desires to dou- ble Itis worth you will find a hun- dred passionately anxious to dou- ble their wealth. Fresh from the gardens of the finest tea -producing country in the world. Sold only in sealed lead ackets, thus preserving its delici- ous flavor and aroma. A Recognized Regulator. — To bring the digestive organs into symtnetrical working is the aim of physicians when they find a patient suffering from stomach irregulari- ties, and for this purpose they can prescribe nothing better than Par - melee's Vegetable fills, which will be found a pleasant medicine of sur- prising virtue in bringing the re- fractory organs into subjection and 1 restoring them to normal action, WHAT HE MEANT. in which condition only can they p 9luggins— I hear you have been perform their duties properly. comparing me to a parrot. What NOT HERSELF. am I to infer from that?" Farmer (to medical man)—"If Huggins—"Oh, I merely meant you get out may way any tune, doc- to imply that you were not as green tor. I wish you'd stop and We lay It will bo noticed in the Singer wife. I think she ain't feelin' j Sewing 1lfachine Company's adver- well." tisement that there aro three ad- Doctor—"What makes you think dresses at the bottom of the an- Farmer—"Well, this mornin', af- 1., 1 rouncement. Any one writing will as you looked. That's all." Time Has Tested It.—Time tests all things, that which is worthy lives; that which is inimical to man's welfare perishes. Time has proved Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. From a few thousand bottles in the early clays of its manufacture the Suffer no More.—There aro thou- sands who lite miserable lives be- cause dyspepsia dulls the faculties and shadows existence with the cloud of depression. One way to d`speI the vapors that beset tho vic- tims of this disorder is to order thein a course of Parmoleo's Vege- table fills, which are among the best vegetable pills known being easy to take and are most efficaci- ous in their action. A trial of them will prole this. Miss Ann Teek-"He's a good- looking horse, but is ho easily frightened f" Dealer—"No, mum hut perhaps you'd better not get round in front of him." ter she had milked the cows, an please address them at the nearest fed the pigs, an' got breakfast for me of the three places to his post the men, an' washed the dishes, ! office. a• n' built a fire under the copper Young Popperton—"Wife has demand has risen so that now the : , an, done a few, production is `inning into the pun In the wash'ousegond shopping and left me in plained o' feelin' tired -like. I fancy' gull.rl`• putlltolitl►to know howrte she needs a dose o' medicine. keep the little fellow quiet." Gri►n- dreds of thousands of bottles. What odd log's about the house, she coin - is so eagerly sought for roust be good. The largest flower in the world is said to be the reffesia, of Sumat- ra ; it consists of five petals, each o..,a>•e. SECRET SKIN TROUBLES measurin 1 f0(lt In W1dtIL Nrve yon on some pert of your lardy n acre, g er eruption. or (demon+ pat: n, which, Writ's' fru;n Ma gun of ',thorn, i' t causer' you hour/ and hour. of pain and ln'onvenlence 1 The change of dieters. that comes ltsn,don'toverb,okthisc•,mfortrngfnet--that 9-aurltuk is deli curing )tial enrh chror,te with spring and summer has the ca-csa,yu•tr it heats Pk:rr ftIZat.c,, ogee`s, effect in weak stomachs of setting festering mores. ringworm and Pore. duo to blood Polson. Writ° L m-hnk ('o.. Tomtito, tip inflammation, resulting in dy• for free trial box, tending le.snwmp. All(tore; sentery and cholera i iorbus. The land druggist.s.ell at y, cent a Lox• abnormal condition will continue I if not attended to and will cause an exhaustive (Train on the system. The best available medicine is 1)r. 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. RURAL SARCASM. "That motorcar honk is vory de- ceiving, ain't it 1" said Farmer Green. "Yes." answered Farmer Grady. "It ain't always easy to tell whe- ther it's the honk of the goose nut n the road or the one in the auto." Angelina—"Oh, dear, the (Iia- , rn,,nd in my engagement ring has pot a flaw in it." Edwin—"Take notice, darling, love should be 1,l int!, you know." Angelina — 1 t - , but it hasn't got to be stone blind.'. IN SAME SIZED BOX. Mr. Flatwell (viewing packing - case in alarm) --"Look here! You must have made a mistake ! I haven't ordered a piano!" Delivery Man--" 'Tain't a piano! It's your wife's new hat :" "Tommy." said the teacher, "what is the half of six f" Tommy —"I don't know. sir." Teacher— "Now, Tommy, if two men stole six dollars and agreed to divide it equally between them, how much would they get each 7" Tommy — "Fourteen days, air." Talking is stated to be good form of ozereise--especially for sufferers from heart disease. show (after regarding the howling and contorting juvenile critically)— "I should think you could easily keep him quiet. both in a vocal and physical way, by gagging him care- fully, tying his hands behind his back, binding his feet together. nailing his clothes to the floor, and then administering chloroform to him." Stewart & Member. r,r Standud !Stuck stud Mining Y,x••ttange, A new recruit was instructed that Lockwood i8 Adelaide 1!.. letters addressed to him must he BitOhElts Toronto. inscribed, "Private." He told his Phone Main :(a. friends, and letters duly arrived addressed to "Mr. John Snaith, 'Strictly Private.' " 2. Things You Don't See in a Sewing Machin,' 9 Don't judge arty scwIng machine just by, the way it looks. dj Enamel paint and shiny varnish are good things, but they don't make a machine run well or last long. Q Experience and judgment and intent tom' bined with manufacturing facilities, are the things you should consider before buying: 9 These points, combined with a rigid sys., tem of inspection and tests, give a lasting value to every Singer Sewing Machine. 9 You can't see them, but you learn them in the easy, effective working of every part—and their value becomes more plaid to you after years of service. Q Every Singer is perfect when it leaves the factory—your daughter will say it's still perfect when you have no more use for it, Sold only by Singer Sewing Machine Company TORONTO MONTREAL N'INNIPEQ 812 Manning Chambers 333 Board of Trade Bldg 804 Main Street PANGO For Neuralgia, Headache, Rheumatism, Pain, Etc. So CENTS. ALL DRUGGISTS, OR THE PANGO COMPANY, - TORONTO. Wholesale–Lyman Oros. a Oa, Toronto and Montreal ; Lyman, Knox A Clarkson, Tweets ; National Drug 00., Landow. We Advise the Purchase of LA ROSE Send for Our Special Letter. A. J. 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