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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1905-11-16, Page 3_BY USE OF ADRENALIN Znr•,TURING NEURALGIA. !OUR MIGHTY WH ATFIELDS./ Stiff%„ -..t tor Ten Years, Cured by .Facts and Figures About the WeS''MAN WAS DEAD TOR HOURS I • Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. tern Granary. LUT REVIVED. Nuurelgfit is the king of torturers. Canada has the largest wheat tiei,t REVIVED.— sudden stub from souls tuns Y A tinglint of the tender skin, a in the world, 30t'x9UU miles. Canada's wheat -growing; area en Victim of Asphyxiation Worked on the west is (per l'ruf. funders' is-' for Thirty Minutes With tit Herrn; then piercing paroxysms of timate) 171 million acres in extent ( No Result• pain—':rot's i, die gin. The cause of Canada has less than live millions the trouble is disordered nerves dun of this area under cultivation, or! Dead from 5phyxiatioi,, Edwcard to Chin watery blood. The euro 's only 3 per cent. Schilling, living at 112 \Wey►ncr Ur,rchWilliams' blood, . ills, which make If one-fourth of the 171 million street, 1'lcve'and, Ohio, an employe new and rich roc! blood, and thus neurits, neer' wen' under wheat. it would of rho East Ohio Gas Company, was and sturnbtiuui the . Amon nervesnet"' sup{•1V Britain threw limes over and restored to life the other night at and ands neuralgia. Among the the home market as wen. Mount Sinai !hospital by the us., of thousands who novo proven that Dr. ! Sly 1915 thou will. it is estimate 1.' adrenitlin. Ile was asphyxiated at Williams' fink Pills euro neuralgia rs be ten million acres under wheat, 5 o'clock and was taken three utiles Mrs. It. C. Johnson, of Simpson's Curved, N. S. Mrs. Juhuso►a sac.: yielding 200 million bushels. to (4 hospital. leu owns dead when "Fur upwards of ten years 1 was u` '!'Inc Canadian west is capable of hu nrrhed there. sutlerer from the unto! pains of ucur producing three billion bushels of The house physician, believing the wheat. case to bo hopeless, but ready to aisle. Over-exertion or the least ux-; 'rho Canadian west is capable of lake .a desperate chnn,:c, cut rho leisure to a cold wave -would set rile, 'inducing20 tines Britain's annual clothes fes tho burly and. with the nearly wilri wtithinns.torture. I theydoct(hit imports of wheat. clot. of nurses, commenced ced artiliciag with two Phys hen tried, nut they didi Canada's wheat crop,190.4, 80 mil- twe►ty, thirty nut cure uie. I Lhen sea err,' ad- respiration. Fifteen, v'aliscd medicines, but found to nen won bushels (60 millions in Shu minutes elapsed and there was no ben - west). sign of lite; the bidewascold, elit. The trouble continued at inter- vals that made lite miserable, nut it Canada ranks tenth among the theta was no heart action, nor a six or eight mouths ugo when a re- world's wheat -producing countries. sign nt respiration. lotion of mine brought mo a box '.f ('nnnd:a's reheat crop is nett. Al'1'I:IL respiration. 'LOURS LIVES. Dr. Williams' Piet( lints raid urged double that of the United Kingdom. nim to try than. I used this box and' Canada's grain crop of all kinds Then three physicians gave the: then taut n anti dozen murk, and ry • reached ( W03) 275 million bushels. body an injection of adrenalin the time l had used thele rill trace of Prof. Tanner, the English ugricut- through an incision in the arm. Ono tho trouble had disappo:tred, and nu; tur•al chemist, says western Canada doctor massaged the heart, while tiro I have not since had the slightest at- has the richest soil in the world. other two continued with artificial tack I feel ants in snyin • that toe Canada's wheat yield for the lost respiration. An hour elapses' before 6 ton erns averaged 18 bushels it't S cure is permanent." Mrs. Johnson is y' 6 any sign of lit„ oras ewi.lent through acre. a faint (luctuuliun of rho heart and ono of the best known Indies in the \I'hent yield in tho bushels States an almost unnoticeable action of the prominent ection in which she resides, and is a for snow period, 13 bushels per acre. respiratory muscles. tho Con •rc ga- r in6 worker for r0 int It rcontinued myield t oat n v' wheat141 was c average O process a P Manitoba's s arroc e inn 1s Owns(' church. 'Naturally her family This { 21 bushels per acro. n which another and fri:ud< are rejoicing over her ten wars, three hours, during cure, and Dr. Williams' !'ink Pills �finnes as, yield for ramie period, injection of adrenalin was given• have uuld.' many warm friends in 1•}. Kansas, 12; Missouri, 11. When natural respiration was set up that section as a result of their goad Canada's western wheat contains powerful ful tt slants were admink- work." 10 per cent. more albuminoids than 1 owe. At noon Schilling left his It is because Dr. Williams' Pink the best l:uropenn varieties. bed and walked about his room.Pills stake new, pure, warm blued One hundred pounds of Canadian Was I d^ad?" A puzzled look that they have such great power to flour make.; more trend of high quad same over Schilling's tarn, "From caro disease. They positively cure Ity than the same weight of any the time I fell until this morning;, rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia. St. wwheat imported into llr'tuiu, when 1 woke up, 7 knew' absolutely Vitus dance, partial paralysis, kidney + nothing. The thought gives mu a and liver troubles, anaemia, and the BABY'S AWAKENING. chill." ailments front which women aloneInformed by a policeman that her sutler. The purchaser must be care- It ought to be a pleasure to look Informed had been asphyxiated, Mrs. ful to see that the trill name, "Dr• forward to baby's awakening. lIe hennaing locked her two babies in Williams' fink fills for !'ale lieu- should awaken bright, smiling and the notice and hurried to the hos- plc," is printed on the wrapper full of fun, refreshedby sleep and pitnl. Schilling wanted to go home around each box. Sold by all 1110111- ready for a good time. Stow male;with her, and he was allowed to do clue dealers or sent by mail at 50parents dread their child's voice, 1'r so. The next day he returned tocents a box, or six boxes for $2.50. cause they know when he awakes he• work. by writing the Dr. Williams' Medi. twill cry and fret and keep everyman CAN'T EXPLAIN MYSTERY. Co., Brockville, Ont. on the move until he fulls ogles) again from sheer exhaustion. These! 1)r. Propper, one of the attending crying fits make the life of the inex-sphysi:inns. said: perienced mother a torment. And yet' "Schilling was lifeless when lie baby is not crying for the fun of the reached the hospital. It, was ex- thing—there is something wrong. tremely fortunate for him that we though the mother may not, see any- were enabled to give him proper nt- thing nils the child. Try Baby's tention at the time we did. I always Own 'Tablets in cases of this kind. have believed it an impossibility to anis we venture to say baby will bring a man back to lite after he is wake up happy and smiling—an alto -'cloud; that is, after all Tito has do - 'ether different child. More is pr',.>f 1,iarted irony his body. life Bliss- so tto ► from Mrs. John S. Sutherland, ••!'here must hove been t field, N.S., who says. "My baby wasin Schilling's body when we under - terribly cross, and often kept nue took to revive him. But there is a awake half the night before I got question if there does not exist in Baby's Owe 'Tablets for her. Sits m the bodies of persons we call dead I began giving her the Tablets, sips atoms of energy on which new life is perfectly well, sleeps soundly ail could be based." night, and wakes up bright and fresh in the morning." Baby's Own 'Tablets are a safe medicine for chil- dren of ell ages. They cannot do anything but good. You can get "Can you lay this carpet so the thein from your druggist, or by mail children w'on't wear it out?" at 25 cents a box by writing The "Where shall 3 put it. n►adena—on Dc Williams Medicine Co., Brock- 010 roof?" cillo. Ont + MAD KING'S JEWELS. Gems of Eccentric Ludwig lass Beneath Hammer. The exttavagance of Ludwig, the eccentric King of Bavaria, is prover- bial, and tangible proof of it. was seen at a London auction -room not /long since, when the late monarch's valuable collection of jewels come under the haintner. His two great passions were Wag- ner ner anti jewellery, and in many of the items sold the Wagnerian in- fluence is strongly marked. Ono ar- ticle, for instance, was a superb bracelet composed of five panels, in which are enamels of Wagnerian sub- jects, and supporting a centre of sapphires in another bracelet aro two diamond swans. A diamond cross with enamelled panels of the Saviour and the Virgin reached n high figure, likewise a huge emerald ring. I1is favorite stone, however, was the sapphire, one necklace consisting of no fewer than ten clusters, in the centre of which is a single stone, end another of enamelled gold being tart with masses of sapphires, pearls and em- eralds. • D0i'IV1111L. Stippler-1)id Miss Kutts adtnirc your paintings? bobber—I don't know. $tippler—What did she say about thein? Dubber—That she could feel that 1 put n great deal of myself into my work. Stipplcr—Well. that's praise. bobber—is it? The picture f show- ed her was Calves in u Meadow. OLD FASHIONED FARE. Hot Biscuits, Griddle -Cakes, Pies and Puddings. The food that made the fathers flik strong is sometimes unfit for the children under the new conditions that our changing civilization is cons•tnntly bringing in. One of Mr. Bryan's neighbors in the great state of Nebraska writes: "I was raised in the South, where hot biscuits, griddle -cakes, pies and puddings are eaten at Mimed every meal, and by the time 1 located in Nebraska i found myself n sufferer from indigestion µn(1 its attendant ills—dist rd :ss and pains after meals, an almost constant headache. dull, heavy sleepiness by day and sleep- lessness at night. loss of flesh, im- paired memory, etc., etc. "1 was rapidly becoming 1n1'apnel- TILL ONLY SAKE PLACE. SIGN OF "DOG AND THE POT." Still Hangs in tho Blackfriars Road of London. Dickens lovers have to thank that tireless authority on "lloz," Percy Fitzgerald. for pointing out that a curious old sign which was an un- failing object of interest to Dickens as a boy. and to which he often re- ferred in later years, still hangs In the ltlnckfriars road of London. This sign, which advertises a long-esta')- lishcd hardware firm, is it typical ex- ample of the quer trade emblems which from the sixteenth century dis- tinguished practically every shop of any importance in the metropolis, but of which few specimens now ex- ist. 1t represents n gold dog ap- parently licking something out of t.n overturne4 crock or pot, and is gen- erally referred to as "'1.'hµ Sign of the 1)og and the Pot." Dickens evi- dently lire( discovered it in, as Fitz- gerald says, "those heartrendin„ blacking days in Warren & Co.'s fae- torY when the poor lad dist rnct.:ii Ulm' for business, when n valued friend suggeeste(i a change in sty diet. the abandonment of heavy, rich stuff end the use of Grape -Nuts fuo(1. i followed the good advice and shall always be thankful that 1 did so. "Whatever may be the experience of others, 11µe beneficial effects of the change were nppnrent in any cnse ni- niest immediately. 11iy stomach. which had rejected other food for so long. took to Grape -Nuts most kir div: in n day or two Ivy head- ache was gone, i Is..'gnn to sleep healthfully find before n Week ons out the scales showed that my lost weight Iraq corning beck. My mem- ory was restor•.t with the renewed vigor that l felt in !only end mind }'or three years now Grape -Nuts fond has kept me in prime condition, e11(1 1 propose it shall for the rest of my days. "And by the Way, my 21 year old baby is ns fond of Crape -Nuts as 1 stn. always insists nn having it. it keeps her es healthy and hearty as they Dust. thern." Name given by l'oslum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. ?here'• et reason. Iteiw. the little hook, "The Road to r:edlv(llC," la pkgs. L ti GAN WALK AROUND AND DO HIS WORK DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS CURED W. J. DIXON'S RHEUMATISM. He Was so Bad He Had to Uso a Stick to Walk and Could Not Lace His Shoe. Barwick, Ont., Nov. 6.—(Special). --Ibesv cold, wet fall days are full of Rheumatism and nothing can be more timely titan news of au eITectU- al cure of that Curse of the Canadi- an climate. Such a cure William John Dixon of this place is certain he nus discovered in Drnld's Kidney Pills. "I had an attack of typhoid fev- er," says Mr. Dixon, "and after i got over it Rheumatism set in. 1 had pains in my buck and in my right hip so bad I had to use a his cares by noting all the o.ld stick to walk and had no comfort in things that met his eye." And 1)0 sleeping. 1 could no more than quotes the novelist as saying of that dress or undress myself for nearly tins', "My usual way horse (that i•i, two months, and for three weeks I to Lunt street, where he had n lodg- could not lace my right shoe or put my right. leg on fay loft knee. "Acting on my brother's advice I began to use Docld's Kidney !'ills. turning in the ltlackfriars road, and after taking three boxes i was which 11(49 Rowland I lilt's chapel on able to walk around and do my on one side and the likeness of n work. Now I am .well and I recom- golden dog licking A golden pot over mend anyone who hµ9 Rheumatism n shop door on the other." Fitz- to try Dudd's Kidney fills." gernld adds: "When the little Hoe.+ maw it firs; it must have teen about Every law twhich n State enacts the twenties -1`423 or 14424—and the • Indicates n fact in human nature; (log has licked on ever since to this that is all. year of grace 190:2. 1 should say there is no memorial of this kind at Kidney Ory.—fain In the back Is all associated with lint that gas the cry of the kidneys for help. To stood in its place so long and so Un- nc icer the call is to deliver the body disturbed. I always wonder how A. over to a disease cruel, ruthless, and can have escaped, for some Serb,)I)9' finally life destroying. swath Amer,:nn pragmatical shopkeeper might have kidney Cure has power akin to n,ira- thought it a grotesque hindrance to cutous in helping the needy kidneys mut his business.' It appears, however, of the retro of disease. It relieve in that "Ironmongers" who own the al: hours.—Sri sign. far from being "pragglndt i - cal," are (iecidedly proud r.f it, and perhaps future visitors may find 1'i- terest in this relic of former (lays which is so closely associated with Dickens. ing so las to be nearer his family in the Marshalsea prison) was over lllnckfriatra bridge and down that, i r'^• � >it�'a ' .unJ • V tr ,-i. .75.QoV Re p... ARD .111 a person who prove. 111.1 nnlight Snap contains any injurious chemicals or any forth of adulteration. Sunlight Soap is better than other soaps, but is best when used in the Sunlight way. 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EK NOBLE i'Ot;'l'lI. 3>-!0+4)+3Q+A+*+1)+1:$+1)♦3Q+f?+ 1 hlook the moire i dPapa—"But 1 c hien y 1 u gih- u (laugh - Fond a • not ogle to take earn of u y g, FARMERS ter properly, if 1 should give her to O you. And 1 can't support both of ♦ 1t is hod policy to lack the stable actor you.” Uratic Suitor—"Oh, no, sir—i don't ask you to. It will be all right if you'll just support her—I'm used grubbing for myself_" LAZY 01.1) SOR1:4, painful and disfiguring' will not linger long after treatment with Weaver's 41auuLacturad b Cerate hat been begun: Alen, cleanse the blood y with Weaver's Syrup. + The VETERINARY SPECIALTY CO., Limited ' o. O TORONTO. Ito-vr Of csa MIN OAS ST. M the he -aa is stolen. indigestion and aulie Jr.tn•y u,..re horses tha:1 guy uthur disease. *. Icoup a supply- of our Indigestion and Colic Remedy .ro hand .ofd protect your horeus. It will I + keep tun )ads, amt it wooded will save 110114re:is of tune:, ire cost. 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A bishop In full robes of uffire, with Ilia gown reaching to his feet, ons teaching n Sunday school class. At the close he snid he would be gla 1 to answer ilny questions. A little hand went up, and he ask- ed: "Well, gay boy?" "Can 1 ask?" said tho boy. "Certainly," said the bishop; "what is it?" •1\'cl1,4 asked the boy, "is dem all you've got on, or do you wear pans amulet* dem?" Watts—"When a man gets down there are few hands extended to him." Potts—"Yes, few hands; but just think of the feet!" A handsome illustrated treatise. giv- ing gull d,'.:cr: tion c' 'rheumatism and Paralysis, with instructions for a com- plete home cure. describing the most auccreslul treatment In the world. re- commended o-commended by the Ministry and endors- ed by medical men. Tins highly in- structive book was written by W. 11. Venn, • gentlemen who has made• a study of these diseases. The preface Is by a graduate of the University of Wurtzburg. 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NEW MODELS NOW READY Wo will be glad t hove you ci.11 at oar office and see the new ,n •dots or send for illustrated booklet describing the new features. Remington Typewriter Co. 33 Adelaide St. b. Torsnte, Canada AND EVERYW1Ihl;F,. 11 IS BLUNDER. ICnicker—So Jones gut mixed In his excuses? llocker—Yew. Ile told his wife that he had been up all night with the baby, and his employer that ho was detained in the office on business. RE SURE YOU (iE;r THE IOND 3O1' If SYR Al.w•AY; 11tH, ,"'hlte 1) S 1." Menthol Plaster. F "r rhnamalism. neuralgia, etc , nothing is tetter. and mists only by Davis & 1.awrein,. Co. nn Just the Thing That's Wanted.— A pill that acts 1111011 the stomach and yet is so compounded that certain In- gredients of It preserve their power to act upon the intestinal canals. so as to clear n of which tcannot but hem of excreta. be hurrtful. was ch l long looked fer y was found Inl'anrmelee�ao sVegetablel'ills, which are the result of much expert study. and ern xcientllically ptr ,►red ea a laxative and an alternative iu one. MON1;31EN'1'AI., "What would you tall a monumen- tal liar?" inquired Mrs. Quizz. "The man who puts praises on tombstones," exclaimed her lord. 1a there anything more annovlr•• than haw ing your torn stepped upon, Is there anything more delightful than getting rid of 1t1 Holloway's Corn Cure will do it. Try it Ishii he con - sauced. C LASS-IIOUM 111 MO11. 'rho surprising answers given by school children have long been a source cif merriment to those who examined their papers, but It is doubtful whether they could be any funnier than the little mistakes which occur daily in the class -roost. It happened lust week In the coil - position class of a big city school. Nellie was rending her essay, which at tittles verged on picturesque di- stription. "At this moment," she read. "a large boy. twelve }ears of age, burst in the room." What hap- pened to the unfortunate boy eftnr this dreadful tragedy was lost in the shouts of laughter which made Nel- lie's further remarks on the subject Uta udiblo, It is a proverb, that "courtesy dans nothing;;" but calculation ',tight route to vulue love for its profit. Worms rause feverishness, moaning 81111 test testiness during sleep. Mother lintve.s' w'orun Exterminator is pleasant, auto and en.atual. If your druggist has none lin stuck, get him to procure It Air you. --- Sn,1Ui.D 11E1,1' W1 -I11 I101'1•41- WORK. 01'Si-WOiRK. We know a girl who boasts that silo has read nineteen novels in thirty days and whose mother hasn't time to read any. Solatloa put him on Crutches, —.Ids, !smith. dairyman, of Grimsby, Unt writes: "31y limbs were almost useless frotn sciatica aril rheumatism. and. notwithstanding my cstaeni for physi- cians. I roust glove tho credit where it belong!. 1 am it cured man to -day. fifer .$Huth American Rheumatic cues n,u-t h:aie all the credit. It's a mar- reL-34 "Ona half of the world's happiness • is solved when it person learns11) 114111(1 his own business." "\'e:;, hots It's the ether half that causes this most trouble." "What's thnt"" "Getting other people to mind theirs!" Dear Mother 1'et,f Iit.!e cnea are a cogent care iS fall ar.J Weser weather. 7 heyr will catch cold. Do you know about Sh,loli. e Cct:,urn•tion Cute, (he Len' ionic, end 'what it leas don" Ict so msny ) It i; 11,li to be the en1y tellable remedy for all awases of the air passages in children. ha at.solutely Iarrilcss and pl-asant to take. it ',guaranteed to cure or your money is retinae& File vice is 25c. per bottle. and all dealers is r.:ed:ci1e sell 3,4 SHILOH 'ilia rem* should he ii every hm,+.rlwN• T N U ISSUE NO, 45-4)5