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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1909-02-18, Page 2+p - v`''r~� '�'�;`s`°'°`' HAD GIVEN UP HOPE 1 HEALWilliams'HEALTH But Dr. WilliPing Pills Re- storei Vigorou3 Health. SUGGESTION 1N THI. NURSERY Medicines of the old fashioned kind will sereetirnes relieve the People to -day seem to be divided symptoms of disease, though they into three camps on the question never touch the disease itself — of how rnu h help medical science; they never cure. Ordinary medi- cal] get front mental or spiritual eines leave behind thein indiges- suggeetion. There are enthusiasts: tion, constipation and headaches. for and conservatives against, and. Purgatives leave these taking thein then a large class of rnikl conser- feverish and weakened. On the ♦atives, who are willing to see other hand Dr. Williams' Pink mental suggestion gain and keep' Pills do direct good to the body, a place as 'he handmaid of meth- the blood and the nerves. They enc, but refuse to have her Inas- fill the veins with new, rich blood querading Lie queen. There is as-, they tone aid strengthen the snredly ono domain where mental nerves; they cure diseases by root - science has alwaya held sway, and. ing it out of the blood. They al- where its help has been eonstantly ways do good—they cannot possibly invoked, both consciously and un- do harm. consciously, and that is the nur- Mrs. George R. Wilson, Monc- sery. The wiser the guardians of ton, N.B., says:—"A few years the nursery, the more conscious- ago after confinement I contracted ly and scientifically is this latent a severe cold and although I took and mysterious force called upon considerable medicine, I got no for itid. It, is needless to point. out Letter. In fact my condition was that it can be used for harm here gradually getting worse. I was all as re•tdily as els-ewhere, and many run down, had no appetite and broken-down adults might trace the grew so weak that I could not do first steps in their endoing to the my housework. At last the doe - foolish suggestions planter by ig- tor who was attending me told my norance in their nursery days. husband that I was going into a. Some persons make the mistake decline, and I feared so myself, for of treating emery 1=ttlo childish ail- a. sister had died of consumption. hent with a sort of portentous When almost in despair a friend solemnity. They talk in such a e::iggested my taking Dr. lWilliams' way as to arouso all the dramatic fink Pills, and I got half a dozen instinct of a small patient, and voxes, Before I had taken thein help it to fill the role of invalid al) I began to get better. Then I with gusto. "What aro deleutl" got another half doeen boxes, and one small girl was heard to ask; before I had used them all I was her nurse, whereupon the condi- f ably to do my housework again and tion of the delicate was so cnthu-: was in better health than I had sasthcally unioldrjl - to her thatenjoyed for years. I believe Dr. ", la c •' •-Z "became the only \Williams' Pink Pills saved me front game that never pelted. and w hen : going into consumption and I the day for nur,('ry play had pass-; warmly recommend them to every ed and Alto was a woman grown„! weak person." it was found that; she had neserI Sold by all medicine dealers or acquired the knack of "playing !mail at MO cents a box or six well." boxes for 82.001.rom.The Dr. Wil - To "kiss the place and make it, llains' Medicine Co. Brockville well" is a happy form of mental Ont. therapeutics to wnich we Have all probably yielded in our infancy; ,and who has not laughed at the prompt hushing of angry bawls, while some terrible sufferer paused to ree how the poor table was standing iti To win over the dramatic in- etinct of childhood to the zervice of health is surely a work worth doing, and quite as easy of accom- plishment as the. opposite, and it cannot be begun too early. It is e i ant to recall one nur- sery full of healthy, happy chil- dren, where all passing minor ail- ments are met with a sort of tol- erant. surprise by both mother and nurse. and buml,a and scratches and histrionic "pain -aches" are 'meted visitors may not have arriv- distinetly unpopular. Behind this ed, or a pig already present may attitude the most watchful care, of have struggled free from its bonds ,course, prevails, but it is, so far as and have to be hunted for a day or the children are concerned, a si- two. But no one ever seems to mind the delay. \Vith well bred calmness PIG FEASTS. They Mare Replaced Cannibalistic UIS CHANCE.. IIow the Prime Minister et Great Britain Made Good. Opportunity may come through a lucky occident, but genius shows in seeing and using it. The ltt. Hon. H. H. Asquith, now prince minister of Great Britain, was bound to distinguish himself soonrr or later, even though he first be- came noted through what seemed mere chance Mr. Stead, in the Review of Reviews, tells of this piece of "luck" which paved the way to fortune. Mr. Asquith was the junior coun- sel to Sir Charles Russell, after- ward Lord Chief Justice, us Lord Russell of Killowen, in the famous Parnell commission. For nine onontlls he was immersed in the in- tricacies of that celebrated case. One day, while snatching a hasty lunch, Sir Charles told Anquith that he would have to cross- exainine the next witness. ''This is most absury !" exclaimed the astonished junior. "Mr. Mac- Donald is the next witness, and he is one of the most important. Of course you will cross-examine hint '?" "No," replied Sir Charles. "I am tired. You will do it well en- ough." It was no use to protest. As- quith was dismayed. He was total- ly unprepared. MacDonald was supposed to be a shrewd, intelligent diseases arising from diseased Kid- Scotchman, who would prove more than a match for the ablest cross- examisi r. .. _ When lair" Asquith rose in the court he was at his wit's end. By good fortune, he put a question which was answered by the witness in a supremely silly fashion. Mr. Asquith saw at once that lie could play his fish with good results. Ho did so, and the process was one of the most brilliant display of skill ever witnessed at the bar. Poor Mr. !MacDonald was turned inside out. and field up to a scoff- ing world, from which ho gained the title of "Simple Sinion." iIr. Asquith that day established a reputation throughout the na- tion. He had seized his chance and made use of it. DO JUST WHAT IS CLAIMED FOR THEM THAT'S WHAT- JOSEPH MACK - LIN SAYS 01' DODD'S KIDNEY PIUS. $. consists of a hollow body, contain- ing a thin cylindrical reaervoir -- one end of which is attached to That' Cured His Neuralgia. the point of the projectile, and the ('ramped Jlus(lev and heart Dim -other end to a thin plate screwed into the hollow body. ease From Which He had Suffer- This reservoir is filled with liquid ed for Two Years. oxygen, and also contains an explo- St. Paul de Metis, Alta, Feb. 8 Live charge fitted into a cylindrical (Special)—"Dodel's Kidney pills tube. In the point of the torpedo have done for ole all that is claim- a hole is bored, widening towards its front end, and a pill of platinum AN AERIAL TORPEDO. Patent Applied For by a German Inventor. A patent has been applied for at the German Patent Office for an "aerial torpedo," which is beim; built at Krupp works. The torpedo ed for them." So says Joseph Macklin, a well known farmer of sponge is inserted in the hole. The this district. "1 was ill for over platinum is ignited by the escape six years with Neuralgia, ('ramps of hydrogen, when the point of the in niy muscles, Backache and Heart Disease. I called on different doc- tors but got no help. I heard that Dodd's Kidney Pills were meant for just such eases as mine and bought eightboxes of then. Now I feel just like a new inaii. I re- commend them to all as a sure cure for Rheumatism and all troubles arising from diseased Kidneys." Thousands of farmers all over the west relate similar experiences to that given by Mr. Macklin. They find that Dodd's Kidney Pills do just what is claimed for them — cure all diseased Kidneys and all Parties in Papua. ,• Though cannibalism used to be If you aro a sufferer from colds practised to a great extent in Papua get, a bottle of Bickle's Anti -(-'un it has now given place to pig feasts, sumptive Syrup and test its quali- which are extremely popular. ties. It will be found that no "Tho preparation for these praise bestowed on it is too high. It does all that is claimed for it, feasts," says the Wide World Ma- gazine, "often takes place days be - and does it thoroughly. Do not forehand, for they aro nothing if not movable. The feast is announced for a certain day, but at the appointed time all the necessary pigs may not have been brought in, or some ex - lent care, and the language of die - case is unknown. The system works perfectly and is recommend- , ., d for trial.—Youth's Companion. THE HOME DOCTOR. Constant coughing is precisely like scratching a wound; so long as it is continued the wound will not. heal. Let. a 1,ersoe, when at- tempting to cough. take a long breath until it warns and soothes every air cell. The benefit will soon be felt and the control of the cough be much easier the second time. People who suffer from sleepless- ness should try the plan of breath- jng steely, deeply and with pro- mise uniformity. This will gradu- ally divert. from tho brain the ex- cess of petit ity that hinders sleep. Many mechanical processes of mind for reducing the sleepless throb- bing I of the brain have been sug- l_ geared from tine to time, but this meth«I et breathing -will be found the most effective. By taking a long, deep breath, seeing how long you can hold it, and gradually let- ting it go, the nein d is fully divert- ed, and has not a chance to wan- der; the process is so monotonous that one (nickl). falls to sleep. A simple way of stopping none bleeding is to N-in(l a piece of tis- sue paper about. two inehes long in- to a tight l ell half the eke of the little finger. This is then placed in the mouth under the upper lip as far as it can go. Of course this brings it. just beneath the nose, and with the tongue the roll is kept in position. The adsantage of this is ti,at the paper presses against eateries leading to the nasal peerage. and stops the blond be- fore it can reach them. This has the merit ''f lit ing simple and in- cffee-:ice and Seth quickly. In eery severe rate, ting a handker- chief 1*rei'nd the arms and legs, slaking the bandages tight enough to st, p circulation, effectually stops the nose froin bleeding. In removing the harelages all must not he taken off at once. hut each one dimly t hat the blood may not flow quickie-, breaking out again at the week place. 1When the bleed- ing is so ,eters nit to require thi, treatment it would be well to call a physician I it dcesn't bile a magician to (urn (tight into dray. Never 1, rr.i seer pinion Of an erste; the lid is G(f, eirft they wait until everything is ready and then the feast begins. "On one such occasion there were nearly a thousand people present, and fifty pigs, 2,000 cocoanuts and huge piles of taro were distributed. The feast givers got nothing; that is a universal custom. The recipi- ents likewise neither cooked nor ate a inorsel until they got home, for it ie considered good form in Papua to cat nothing, but to carry away everything, thus practieal,jy reversing our notions of hospitality. "There was a great heap of dis- membered pigs lying on the ground take any substitute for Bickle's Syrup, because it is the best, hav- ing stood the test of years. All the beat dealers sell it. ."You are an iceberg!" exclaim- ed her elderly but well-preserved adorer, pale with anger and mor- tification. "A dozen Cupids, with a hundred arrows each, could nev- er find a vulnerable place in your flinty heart!" "Not if they used an old beau to shout with," coldly replied the beautiful girl. Repeat tt:- "lhttoh's Cure will always cure my cou, us and colds." Professor Bliukcrs—"I hope you did net find my lecture too techni- cal, Miss Bayness 1" Miss Bayness (with pride)—"Oh, no; Professor. I was able to follow it ail." Pro- fessor 11.—"1 ani glad of that, as 1 triad to make it intelligible to the Meanest comprehension." neys. - . THE _IDEA. Blinks ``7fe's a pretty good boat builder, but he's very slow." Jinks—"Slow, eh?" Blinks—"Well, I should say. If he had had the job of building the Ark we wouldn't have had the flood yet." A Woman's Sympathy Are you discouraged? Is your doctor's bill a heavy financial load? is your pain a heavy physical burden? I know what these mean to delicate women—I have been discouraged. too: but learned how to cure utyse:f. I want to relieve your bur- dens. Why not end the pain and stop tI:e doctor's bill? I can do this for you and will If you will assist me. All you need do is to write for a free box of tie remedy which has been placed to my hands to be given away. Perhaps this one box will curd you—it has done so say, pet, that I've got a nice bun - for others. If so, I shall be happy and die of letters that would help you will be cured for 2c (the cost of a p to ppostage stamp). Your letters held coati- make it expensive to you." dential�lq 'Write. rite to-dafor my free tre t(. went. AIRS. F D CUAR.iH, IVIndaor.Out. Repeat it:- "Shfloh's euro will always A man inay think that he is kid- cure my coughs and colds.' ling time, but sooner or later time puts hien out. of tho running. "I think the country is dust sweet," said the town young lady. Repeatlt:-•'13hiloh'ecurewillalwaya "I love to see the pcaeaut return- curemycoughsandcolds." ing to his humble cut, his sturdy figure outlined against the setting Lulu—"Yes, I was introduced to sun, his faithful collie at his side, him yesterday, and he told mo I and his plough upon his shoulder!" sur: T r 11 & 13 CHURCH ST. was the prettiest woman he had a MON _ EITd, STROTHI;IZ FUR CO., TORnvrn i ever met.' Celia—"Ah, you see, imitations Abound, but tnsiet upon gettln; the "F �1�f.� r I was only introduced to him this Reetuine. " chs US 1." alertlnl 1':aslo:. it hw _ morning.' st, .•t ib. tort of years. It caru. aches sad pains $ qulcks: than any platter. It may be that some men are herrn groat, but a woman seldom ) a qucstlo aphysietaalenetslwassathand. (Iuardyour. "}links is weak financially, isn't acquires grea',riess via the matri- aeif a``alnsasndden • �ngh. and e•,lds ty keeppingg • he S' "He hasn't much money, menial route. a bot[I• o1' yalnkiller in the house Avoid ■uttati•1 blit h0gives employment petit to a great lutes, there Is but ons •' Painkiller" -- Perry p y'` carts -Aso sad wc. many men." "Who aro they' 1" "Other people's bill collectors." Jasper— I often wonder why Jenkins is not more popular, for Thos. Sabin of Eglington, say's: he is the most polite man I know." "I have removed ten corns from ('lasper—"That is just the trouble my feet. with Holloway's Corn He is so wretchedly polite that he (.'ore." Reader, go thou and do gives everyone the impression that likewise. he wants to borrow money." torpedo has pierced the covering or envelope of a baleen or airship and in its turn sets fire to the ex- plosive charge. All projectiles for use against bal- loons manufactured up to the pre- sent have simply pierced the balloon covering without exploding its gas contents. Experiments with the new torpedo are being regularl;•. conducted. A—"Spotter is a pretty able de- bater, isn't he 1" B—"I should ray so! Why, he can call an opponent a liar and a scoundrel in fifteen different ways without violating the rules of order." A Sound Stomach Means a Clear Head.—The high pressure of a nervous life which business men of the present day arc constrained to live make draughts upon their vi- tality highly detrimental to their, health. It is only by the most careful treatment that they aref able to keep themselves alert and active in their various callings, many of them know -the value of; Parrnelee's Vegetable Pills in regu- lating the stomach and conse-' quently keeping the head clear. He—"What would you say, dar- ling, if I told you that yon can never be miner She—"I should - sr la >` -AFTER 20 YGj PSoF$UF ERifgG- ^ Zam-Suk's Healing Power Provod by School Oommicsiotier and Baptist Deacon. ++ , NR of the moat recent converts to the Zam-Bok method of treating and curing disease is Mr. C. E. Sanford, of Weston, s F King's Co., N.S. !r , Mr. Sanford is a Justice of the Peace for the County, and a member of the Hoard of School Commissioners. He is also Deacon of the it. I3apt`.st Church in Berwick: Indeed, throughout ? f•,- the Ccunty it would be difficult to find a man nacre widely known and more highly B Y respected. Some time back he had occasion to test Zan:-luk, and here is his opinion of this Ereat balm. He says:— " I never used anything that gave me such satisfaction as Zam-Buk. I had a patch of eczema on my ankle, which had been there for ever twenty years. Sometimes, also, the disease would break out un my shoulders. I had taken solution of arsenic, had applied various oint- ments, and tried all sorts of things to obtain a cure, but all in vain. 1 was advised to give Zam-Buk atrial, and as I ant a firm believer in Naturc's remedies, I did so. From first applying it I saw it was altogether different to the ordinary ointments and embrocations, and it soon began to show signs of clearing away the eczema on my ankle. This was so gratifyirig, that I persevered for some time with it, ar.d I a:n glad to say it had the desired result. I am now cured of the disease "which defied every other treatment for twenty years. " This is not the only direction in which I have proved the merits of Zam-Buk. I suffered for a long time from piles, and I found a perfect vire for this painful ailment in Zarn-Buk. Zam-I3uk soothes the pain, relieves the congested veins, and so restores thcsltlasticity to the tissues that the piles gradually but surely dfsappers." Zam-fink is a positive and certain cure for cuts, .urns. bruises, sprains, piles. festering sores, ulcers, scalds, blood -poisoning. ecsema, scab., clupprsd hands, cold cracks, cl,ilt.la•ns, ringworm, scalp sores. bad IeX. d,seas,:d anktrt, and all other skin diseases and in;uries. Rubbed well Inc., the parts aftwised, It cures neuralgia, rheumatism. awl sciatica. All druggists and stores sell at 5O. box, three for $1.15. and post free from Zam-nuk Co.. Toronto, for Weis. Refuse the harmfr.l imitations sometimes reprerented to Fe 'just as geol." 100,000 cis MUSKRAT 50,000 5,000 RED FOXES 20.000 WANTED IMMEO.ATELY. WC ALSO Buy OTI-IER FURS. Ship to ut at once and satisfy yourself that WE are the V ERY BEST buyers of Raw Furs in Canada. COON SKUNK A Soothing Oil.—To throw oil Mr. Wise ---"I'd invest that little upon the troubled waters means surplus money yon have on hand to subdue to calmness the most to that you'll have something fur boisterous sea. To apply llr. Tho- , a rainy day, if I were you." That Tormenting Sold that made you wretched Inas Tclectric Oil to the troubled M r't Wise—"I did so to -day, I and the presiding genius of the i titung ! Aiaa,niwh.n dour throsii: raw end 1W r• me body �eecn dy it t sol jtigatidantlufl the nought a Vett' rt and grain coat, a rainy - feast, with his assistants, threw This admirable remedy b free trim opium. Take g andled um - these violently toward the guests. "in dm•. most refractory elements!. It cures ire a. SHE DID. leach important man bad retainers, who ran forward and bore the point "Life is full of ups and downs," off, while the less fortunate ones said the man who is airy and af- kept up a running fire of comment— fable under all circumstances. identifying a pig's head as having "So I have heard." "Well, I am at present in the full enjoyment of one of the ups." "I congratulate you." "Don't. It's a ease of 'hard -up.' „ Repeat tt:-"Ardor's Curs will always cure tar coughs end ( olds." been the contribution of some par- ticular man, or reproving the hill folk for their awkward gait, telling them not to fear precipices on the coast, and so on." Many a man has a face as red as a beet 'who isn't. 'I• ♦o♦o4 c> •s o +-o ♦o 4-040♦0+oft A LAII(ttHv(1 BAI3V 13 A WILL BABY Y • a • When baby laughs, and gurgles and crows mother knows he is well and happy. When he is cross, fretful rind sleepless give him a dose of Baby's Own Tablets and see how speedily they will change him to a happy, smil- ing child. These Tablets cure all the minor ailments of childhotxd and bring heal- thy, natural sleep because they remove tl►t1 muse of sleeplessness. If the little teeth are corning through they help theta along pain- lessly, Mrs. Octave Paulin. l'araquet, N. B., Saye :---" have found Baby's Own Tab- lets a splendid medicine for stomach and !Jewel troubles, and to promote sleep. i strongly advise mothers to use them when their little ones arc ailing." Sold by medicine dealers nr by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. HONOR TRUST t"1'ON HIM. Man Elected to 1''reneh Senate Without His hnowledgo Political honor has been thrust upon M. Etienne Plandin, who re- preeents the Department ''f t he Yonne in the French Chamber of Deputies. Quite ignnrnnt of the fact that his name had been put fore aril as a candidate, M. Finndin finds him- self elected to the French Sennte as the representative for I'ondic'herryt one of the French possessions in India. M. Hamlin has never been to in• dia in his life, and knows nobody there, but a few weeks ago M. l,e- maire, Deputy for Pondicherry, with whom he is acquainted, put forward his name as candidate for n Senatorship without M. Ilan- di►1's knowledge or consent. M. Flamini was amazed to receive a cal,legrl:m from Pondicherry an- nouncing his election, and saying, that "indescribable enthusinsrn•' pre% ailed. M. FJandin has derided to aecept the mandate thus thrust upon him. Meenwhilr the (iosernor of Pondi- cherry has been suddenly recalled and it is understood that the Gov- ernment will shortly propose that l'ondiehcrry be permanently dis- 10�+Oi0hr0y♦C'Ofo1 franchised. pain, heals bruises, takes the fire from burns, and as a general household medicine ie neeful in many ailments. It is worth much. AN INSOMNIA ('I -'RE. An amusing story is told of the late Bishop of London, Dr. Creigh- ton, and Lord Rosehery, says the London Illube. Lord ldusthery complained to the Bishop of w ant of sleep, to which the Bishop replied that he never suffered from insom- nia. The Earl observed that he wished he knew the remedy'. The Bishop's formula was very simple. If lie felt drowsy he started to write a sermon and in a few moments he was wide awake. On the other hand if he wanted hlefp all he had to do it'as to start to read a sermon. Then sleep came in a few seconds. Lord Rosebery, we are told, replied that it was his practice to choose -- the lesser es il, and lie preferred 1 C, want of sleep to leading sermons. Some schoolboys are pretty slow hut, manage to catch the w•hoopiti cough. Repeat ft; '3hllolt's Cure will always euremy cons he and colds." toes of mesh. cough awl pain In the chest may not mean consumption, but are baa signs, .411.ny Lung Balsam Inoeous the c ,ugh and ha rlt iatlatu• ea air passages. Not a gain of opium 1a it. "I hadn't been talking with him three minutes before he called mo an nes. What, sort of a person is he "Well, I never knew hint to tell a lie." One way to unsettlea is to argue about it.. Repeat itt-"shiloh's Cure w111 always pure my coughs and colds." . 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