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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1906-09-27, Page 2,lonmenra,", JICW *NIX tirilICKiSANII AilitRS lig-kRoyym ad iiii.iewitol e,,larDili, 4 a 04 VeRiiil'All f.3.1.1 * ea'r acitraco ; trooa L0.6140 0 1,11414-X 4011auiSar isoze,; rcelvaaw+AitaiA44344 ,I. aPs kikkia0414, 1114eutold, Aiksitta. __________., - ILIOR SAI,V — hinAkclua dietriek,. Staaireeen, 11.1 'SW acroo, iC.44 1, tee good oo,111, 93 clea,rod, itealcre tmob!,.11411 saii14 grow solic2o1„ claumlo, PM. tt,o-i-no atattoo, 4 miles: IlootsyaoD S : goolt -ttle,r,, ixiiii:oto fair, afklain te.d4A 44e -teat; MG BUSINESS FOR SALE—bENt TRAL,----gotiii locatont 14.0.epeeeetta eonditien. Apply N. W. ,rfiereen„ Loa. Ju Oat. Good RatS043 t04" saint'''. " iLATAN'TED—IIELIAMLE PARTIES, TO,. Tniaehine •anittWg for us at 1 home; $7 to Sla per week. easily e•arn6d; , wool,• ete., furnished: free; dietanee tail ndrance. For full particulars addeeet I M he Dominion Knitting co,4 Depa Me tog hit MEN AND WOMEN want- wa4ue a'ar ed at once to addrees letters and postcards only at their own /tomes; no canvasSing; send fifty. eents [no stamps) and stamped addressed en- velope to -day for full instruotions, and begin work at once IA above eatery. Ad- Alresa F.,„, Van Allan. 50 Ruseell St., roronto„ Canada. Frut Crows Attention Raving no carnmission to pay, and selling for $02, The Eastern Townships Nurseries are thns Ole to offer you Standard Apple Trees 4 to 0 feet kigh, grown here, hardy and thrifty stock for Pall tad Spring delivery, for 616.00 per hundred. LOUIS GERVAIS, PAT.,- LaureneoviRe,,Que FOR LAMP OIL Economy S 'arn la USE Prime OIL white, No real need to buy the Inore expensive oils if GOOD BURNER is used and KEPT CLEAN. Ilf you want a BIG LIGHT—Timm oR FOUR GAS PITS IN 01:lg.-- Queen' ' TRY A City BEAUTIFUL, 011 • LIGHT Lamp For Sale by Dealers Till QUEEN CITY IL al Torente. 0 CO LIMITER .0111k Making and Mending al Diamond ball Promptly and weli--ana at reason. Age prices—We attend to the repair- ing of Watches and . Jewelry of all kinds. A special , mailing box in which to forvvard your vetch to us vvill be sent you free on request. " We havetmequalled facilities; too„ for he designing- and manufacturing of special articles in Jeweh-y. Silver- ware, Lodge Regalia, Insignia, Etc, We buy old Gold Jevvelry at high- est prices. TVe send ufion rave -slime qf Aare* our large ilhestraled catalogue. •••••••••,* Parties desirous of purchasing farm lands in Western Canada areinvitcd to communicate, with, the undersigned, who have for , sale 420,000 ACRES fEellelli MINI [11113 in all ports of Alberta. PRICES RANGE FROM *9' TO *12 PER ACRE $3 per acre at time of purchase ad the balance spread over Ulna years if desired. Special railway rates to pity healers. Correspondence Solicited, P.i O. Rex CALGARY, ALMA. 'Few men who make Selvee cio retredp, from Jot, - SaTITIIING WOMUN. Need lust the Rich, lted Mood Dr. Wilk Iigras' Fit* Pills atettielly Make. Feom eartheod to natal() afe the health aedhappiness- ef every wereatt depenci3 vpa leer L. Et het' ateatt pew and teateey tele 11:A'Orne.7) weal:, laneaa21; rate ad nervene. tf her bleed 5UPPIY, te iteetezlae ithe euffeea from beadaeaee and baeltachette and other unspeattelelo dpstren wdct only WO1130111 kiww. At every stage at life De. Wil- liathe' Pills' tire .her -beet Wend, liceauee they actually Mahe the rich, tred bleed which Oyes help and -strength and -telle to every' orgeet of the body'. citheY' help a ,hryemarr, just wheat nature makes the greateet demand upon her blood eupiely. Mee. IL Gagnon, who fee twenty satars has 'ben e one of the beet known residents of St,. 'lochs, Que., aye: "Dr. Williams' Pink Pale have been a blessing to me. I was weak, worn out and scarcely able to drag my- self about. , 1 eufieeed from, headaches and dizziness, my appetite mee poor, and to attempt housework left me ut- terly worn out. I slept badly at night, and what sleep I got did not refresh me. For, nearly three years. was in ttis eonditien, and was constantly tak- ing medicine, but found no- benefit from it, _ 'Onsteefemv. neiglipors, whoeleatt used eWiltianis;' Pink.NIS' With' niudi benefit, acivisedine to try them. Lelia! so, dnd the whole story is told in the words '1 am well again' There are times yet When I take the pills for they seem to me a guarantee ageing the troubles from which so many wo- men suffer." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills don't act on the bowels. They contain just the ele Ments that actually make new blood, and strengthen the nerves.. That'e why they cure areternia, .indigesitonS neuralgia, rheumatism, lumbago,thead- aches, backaches and heart palpitation, and skin diseases like pimples and ec zema. That is why they are the great- est help in the world for growing girls who need new blood and for women who are troubled with irregular health. ,Sold by all tmeelicine dealers or by mail from The 'Dee Williams'. Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont„ at 50 cts. a box or six boxes for $2.50. MR•0••••••••• FRAGMENT OF GOSPEL. .1•••••• Excavation in Southern. Egypt Reveals Portion of Lost Gospel. A ,singularly rich harvest has been yielded by the excavations which for years past have been carried on at itaxy- rhyncus in southern Egypt under the direction of Dr. Grenfell and Dr. Hunt, of Oxford. Pprtions of hitherto un- known poems by Pinder and Euripides, a poetion of a history of Greece writ- ten with great detail, and of' critical commentary, on the second book of -Thucydides .are among the most valu- able items recently brought to light. The manuscripts" are the work of the first, seeprut and thirdecentaties of our era, and are written on papyrus and on parchmeht. These fragments of hie lit- erature of classical antiquity vvill, with- out doubt, excite, the intereat and oecupy the attention of scholars all over the Worldt.. but another item in the recent find wilt appeal powerfully to a tar :wider:public. This, is a fragment Of a lost gospel written in very small but perfectly legible characters on a sheet ot vellum and containing about 300 words. arranged in 45 lines. Dr. Grenfell deseribed its contents aa fol. lows: 'Tae subject dealt with is m visit of Jesus aria hiatdisciplee to the temple at Jerusalem and their meeting With a Pharisee, who reproaches them with -their ,failure to perform the, necessary ceremonial of purification before enter- ing -the holy place.. After a question and answer, in which the pharisee de- scribes in some detail the fame:lilies which he hag himself observed, JeSUS makes an eloquent and, crushing reply, contrasting outward with inward pur- ity. The whole annident, the account ot which is practically complete, es very striking, ahd is quite different from any- thing reeorded in Sheacanonacal gospels. Among the most remarkable features of the fragment are its cultivated literary style, the vigor and pictureaqueriess 4f theephraseology, and the display Of a familiarity with the topography of the teraple, and with Jewish ceremonies cf purification." - A. correepondent Writes to a Vienna newspaper; "The gospel fragment re- cently discovered' among the ruins of Oxyrhyncus is the object of Much ate tention andr speetilation in German theological circles., It is suppostd by many to be likely to proVe of equal value and importance with 'The Words of Christ, brought to light on the same Site sorne year. ago. It inelutles a more' complete and detailed description of the Jewish ceremony of purification as per- formed in the time of Christ than we, had hitherto poesessed, and we learn' from it some details previously tin known respeeting the tempie at Jertis- elem." ' MEDIUM'S PROPIIECY.- , is Pulfilled by Death in a Strange 'Mariner. A spiritualist medium's pfephecy was fulfilled In a remarkable manner rec- ently in Paris by the death ofttAnteine Fleurier, who was killed at midnight by a motor car. M. Fleurier, who Was himself a spir- itualist, WaS dining the other night with some bachelor friendst who noticed that he was downcast and silent. They rallied him for being glum, when M. Fleurier said efie had been told by a medium that he tvetild be killed by at motor car at midnight that evening. "I -have arranged sal my affixing, and made my will," he said. "And before' leaving you ell to -night Shall Say good. bye to you forever, for I AM Oertdin you! will never, see ttio alive again." After the party broke up at 11.80 pare, Fleerier and a friend who lives in the setae, neighborhood failed to find 0. grApitt, They started to walk home to. leether, and had not gone far veluert the hoot of a mot)r ear horn wile heard 'ree they were Croesing a road. There was plenty of time for theta to get (Across the road, but iva Pleurier, who seemed to be hypnotieed with ter: ror, ecinaitied in the middle of it And fools el tliegn. wm rini(1,1iWIL hdvertising tlye He was fe'cked anl! hurried to a I hospital, White It died at Midnight, TitelliNTS Tiffin LOOT. Siasneee Do Their Stealinq a a Cailossal Seale. - Tito tang; of detiattrate theft tine been reached tie a weld p'iaee callei Cirng mai, on the leteiticee terder et Stant. The Siamese eehe aiTe there coeceive therav z)lan9 en a eoleseal scale; and when they eteal they talto netittng lees then an elephant. The- largish Censui at Ciitenditiai re - parte thet elePhaht( kSteaiingbee geeetly irteeeaeaci lately:- One of the British firms thare reports thet.it bad twelve elephant' stolen test year, and lis con- tractors lost the same number. Anot thee firm lost nine elephant.e, -only three of which; were recovered. These elephants are generally worth from $1,000 to $1,5(10 each. It. can thus be seen that elephant burglary is a highly lucrative occupation, and that the Siamese thief who manages to ap- propriate half a dozen or so can retire on a comfortable pittance such as his English rival whose ideas do not soar above hen roosts calM never aspire to. „ 4 SPLENDID Tim. 011,11,111 - omi-,,Yr--A STOCK BUYER? 1.0111.1111111•11111111.11.1111.11MOMMIONOOMMOIWIeomi SOf WO WaVit yaw' bosalemilat, sold as other yen Invoistimente pulpit* sot Airs') A MERITORIOUS MINING SIVCSE " NOW Ale A- 1,,OW FKV1U. TIIIS MINE 114S WORDERiOi. PROSPECTS. GREAT POSSIRILITIES, And stock wits irithreuce in the neer future 1.00% ta awl, will *WM be RAVIN° 1111VID1iNDS. DQ, nOt hesitate. Write us . to.any, and, make your $AVINGSjTS EARN YOUR .INDEPfiNInitiekt, etniALT. lititM801)01,11.:MilA. Mtn tithli,11THIAL MOO stnitalitt 17011)..eRs FINCH &MACDonELL vt%lutiaR:u1411,040ESTAst-T, Tilt, :to, cliCimadag Thethest vvey,,,ja begirt a trip, to, the Old- 7" W-10•;')take -the "'While :Start Line steamers ham New York or Bos- ton to„ahe Mediterranean ports. For those *fib enjoy a sea etnyage, this trip cannot be equalled in interest andeva- riety and en the quality of the accom- modation afforded by tae magnificent boats of this line. The inexpensiveness of the trip when the above points are considered is not the least interesting. feature to be considered in planning tt European' trip. The sum of six dollars a day will pay for every item on a fif- teen day trip in the best first -cabin ac- commodations. The meals provided are the equal of those to be had in thetainest hotels in the woricta and the service in every„ particular is absolutely beyond criticLsm. There axe a thousand and one little kindnesses for the passengers' com- fort. A fine orchestra in on every .steamer. and everything is done to cater to the best class of passenger trade. The steamers, themselves are all large, comtortabIe boats, with unusual deck room ' for promenading and exer- tcise, and are perticularly well ventilat- , ed, and therefore suited to the warmer southern voyages. - Passengers are afforded an opportun- ity of spending a day at the Azores, et Gibraltar, hnd at Palermo, and Naples, where they may disembark ,orecontinue on to Genpa. EVen 'in the heated months this trip is most 'enjoyable. The weather is particularlypleasant and the sea ,always smooth- in July and August, and no better way can be found of spending 'a mouths vacation than just the trip over andt aack in one of these floating palaces., In, the winter there- is no eway the equal ,of this for reaching the beartsof Europe or getting to Egypt or the Far East. ' Het heart is broken 1" exclaimed young mane dramatically, "Wellea exiid a sympathetic friend, "'theta' is bad elow,did it happen?" "I was Sitting in the drawing room with my evveetheara" explained the sufferer, "when suddenly her fathereenterecl," "Yes, very annoy mg no doubt, but hardly heart -break.. ing," commented the friend. "Ah, but it was rt, explained the injured lover. "Her father -told her it seenkd a pity she could not keep the same fellowein two evenings in succession!" TREY MEAN IT. No otie should suffer a moment longer vtith,Pfles, fpr Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid will cure any case. No matterwhatkind you have, Blin.-cle 13Iceding, Internal, External e Itching or. Suppurating, Dr. Leonbardt's alem-Roid will cure you. e • This statement is supported by ,a thou- sand testimonials fromthose who 'lave been permanently cured. If you are not cured you get ,your money back. $1.00. All dealers, or The Wilson-Fyle Co, Limited, Niagara Faits, Ont. , It was in a railway carriage, and the company oonAisted of several commer- eiat travellerehnd a staid and pompous old gentleman. Various .efforts , were unsuceessfully made by the;knights of the road' to draw their companion late conversa'tion. At length one of them said. :—"Come, sir, I know you are one of us. Tell us 'what you are travelling in." "Sir," answered the old gentleman, facing his interlocutor ceirnly, 4$.1 am travelling he very objectionable, and in- quesiave .compa.ny, and the carriage, is full of my samples." Good Digestion Should Wait on Ap. petite.—To have the stomach well is fo have the nervous system well. Very, delieate are the digestive organ. In, some so sensitive are they that aernoe- ph.eric changes affect them. When. they becoine disarranged no bettee regulat tor is procurable than Parmelee's Vege- table Pills, They will asslat the diges- tion so that the hearty eater will suffer no inconvenience and will derive all the benefits of his food. A LAND OF DISTANCES. Your Canadian will hook up a couple of range ponies to his ligat buckboard, dr swing himself over the -back of a hame-bred horse and travel a" trifle of fifty or sixty miles to a donee or a frolie of any kind without thinking it over a minute, writes , a, Canadian correspon- dent, of the Washington Star.. And along Ike line of the railway 'tie the same. I met ta, very genial gentleman while travelling over the Canadian .Northern at the frightful epeed-of eight milea an luear, who, as he informed me, had "jus t been up the line a bit to take di1. ner with Aunt Hattie," .The genial per- son Illicit at Prince Albert, and I found Out after a little conversation that Aunt Hattie resided Mete aven, hundred odd Milete -up away. t Think cif tray fling front 'Woehington to Chieago to telt tea with Sitter ettle or anybody .eleel Stet it a wunde,r? Arabaetene.---Vieitor: "You'll ix, sure tit tell Mate ttnietlet tint I (allied while she was out?" alaidte"Oh, yes, shell be delighte4 to 'hear it." OSI1AWA " Steel ShinVes. 1111 Wind, %later, Sturm . and Fire Prim?, Looked on Ali Four : Rido* $5,000 REWARD willbp p, any peron# who proves that bunlight Soap contains any injurious chemicals or any form of adulteration. unlight oap is a perfect cleandr and yvill not injure anYthing: Best for all household pur- poses, Sunlight Soap's super- iority is most conspicuous in the washing of clothes. Common soaps destroy the painted or Varnished 'sutfaces of woodwork and take the color out of4lbthes. Even the daintiest linen or lace, or the most delicate , colors may be safely washed with 'Sunlight Soap in the Sunlight Way (follow direc- - tionsEuq). allY" '&0; with har- d ' or soft water. Your,money refunded by the dealer, from whom, you buy Sunlight SOAP if you find any Cause for complaint. Lever Brothers Umited. Toronto . Tyr ade from Painted or Galvanized Steel, at prices varying from $2.85 to $5.10 er hundred square feet covering measure. This is the most durable cov- g on the market, and is an ideal covering for liouses, Earns, Stores, Elet vato , Churches, etc. Any handy man can lay the "OSHA.WA" shingles. A harnm r and snips are the only fools required. We are the largest and oldest ccompany of the kind under the Walsh flag, and have dovered thousancLsof the best building. throughout 'Canada. a making them . • FIRE, WATER AND LIGHTNING -PROOF. We also manufacture Corrugated Iron in long sheets, Conductor Pirie and EAVESTROUGH, Etc. METAL SIDING, in imitation of brick or stone. METAL CEILINGS, in 2,000 designs. • -- Write for Catalogue No. 14R and free saniplea of "OSHAWA" Shingles, Write to -day. . "130313C31E1 3E:03133,3Cauesm3Et Xa'144C19.E.1:4", i,.1 '. s . st76 Lomb , LA t 615 Pander s s. t. maireoi,-olle. [Nava oill I Tolima, OM. I tOilgon, 00I. Winhloog Mat Vancouver, 821-3 W CragSt423Susser at11 Colborne t 69 Dundas B.G. 'Write your Nearest Oifice.--READ OFFICE AND WOURS-,OStt,AWAs, 0.0 ed' in 111 We'ste. riri Canadaland: ;rotoenzr:egrg Saskatchewan, only 8 miles from trfn railvelsys, C. P R 6t Strong soil, 90 per centplough land, epring creek, no sloughs. About AC miles N.B. of Indran Hoard, Pace i0 to pkr acre. Write for map and fnll particulars. • R. PARSONS, so Wellesley Street, Toronto', Canada. FOR YOUR CASOLINt LAUNCH' OR 'AUTO "Here is one line," said the-editer, "in Which you speak of the music of the toider press.' How would you imitate the `music' of a cider press ?" "With a juicb harp,"" answered the poet. • r - A Recognized Regulator.—To bring the digestive organs into symmetrical working is the aim of physicians when they find a. patient suffering from stomachic irregularities, and for this purpose they can prescribe nothing bet- ter than Parmelee's Vegetable Pills,. which will be found a pleasant medi- cine of surprising virtue in bringing the aefrectory orgatis into subjection and restoring them to normal adtion,rn which condition only can they perform their duties properly. 'Look. pleasant p]ease" said the photographer to his (more or les,$) faie sitter. Click 1 "It's all over, ma'ani. You may resume your natural expres- sion." Putout the tire in a hot, itching, unhealthy skin with Weaver's Cerate.• Ilse it for eczema; nettle rash, tetter and salt rheum. . .„ The Landlady : t'"Will you have cof- fee, tea, .. or cocott, Mr. Slopay?a Mr. Slopay : "Anything you like to call ;t, ma'am." " • - Sunlight Soap is hitter then other imply but is hest viten used in the Sunlight way, BUY/tattled Soap ana follow diem:Aloes. One way to get out of a tight place is to sober up. No person should go from home With- out a bottle of Da. I. D. Kellogg's Dy- sentery Cordial in their possession, as change of water, cooking, climate, etc., frequently brings 'tin summer.complaint and them 13nothing like being ready with et. sure remedy at hand, which of- tentimes saves great suffering, and fre- quently valuable lives. This Cordial has gained for itself a widespread repu- tation for affording prompt relief from all summer complaints. 1.••••*4••••wiaml. • The Young Husband (growling)—This chicken is like a piece of India rubber. The YO`ung Wife (in teare)----Please don't scold, Tom; it Is all my fault; I asked for a spring chicken. .costing FIFTY GENTS will run you • BETTER and FARTHER than $5.00 worth of ,Dry Cells. Ask 300 users In Canada.. They' know ; - GUARANTEED. FOR ONE YEAR. JUST GET BUSY AND WRITE. US. The Croftan Storage Battery C9. 4234125 Wont Queen SI., Toronto, Canada. • 395-W1r4ATSPe, 6 Volt, 70. 44. Long Distance Telephone Main 5072: • ON THE FLY. - 1 -le: "Dia you have a nite vacation?" She: "Splendid 1 Jack taught me to fish." ' He :."Catch anything?" She : ntes, ,I caught Jack." ' „ . A good 'medicine requires little ad -hr - Using. Dr. Thomas' Eclectrie Oil gain- ed the good name it now enjoys, not through elaborate advertising, but 3n its great merits as a ,remedy for bodily .peins and ailments of the .respiratory organs. It has carried its fame with it Wherever it hatee'gone, and it is prized al the aptipoda.e as well as at home. Dose small, effect sure. ••••4•••••••••••••• A .QUICK APPLICATION. -"Dear me! " I feel so faint." "Do, Miss Smith, let me support you "Oh, Mr, Jones, this is so,Sudden." Regain Vole Strtngth by fitting "irerrorim.s It'stlie bat irraid ever comport:Wad. It nourishes and strengthens tlie whole system.. "See here, sfr,4 Oxelairned the suCCeSS- 1111 mantifatturer to Adam Uppt his dilatory bookkeeper; "you are not so at- tentive to business as you might be. Now, it hes been my rule to be at my desk early and late and—" "Me, too," interrUpted Mr. Up; "sometimes I get there sally and sometimes late 111 fitting boots and shoes cause corns. Holloway's Corn Cuae is the article to use. Get a bottle, at once and cure your corns. - BIBLE TERMS DEFINED. A day's journey was about twenty- three and ow -fifth miles. • A Sabbath day's journey was about an English mile. A Mit wasnearly twenty-two inches. A hand'sebreadth is equal to three and five-eighths inches. A fingers breadth is equal to one inch. A shekel of silver' waa about 50 cent.% A shekel of gold was $8. A talent of silver was $533.30. A piece of silver, or a penny, was 1,3 centgi Aarthin was 3 cents. A mite was less than a quarter of a dellt.np . Ageeah,o rahWll' hattlehil,t Acontains seven gal- kluA.3 bailindwilasveoPriiejitsto. ion' and two pinta. A firkin was seven pints. An,°11"Nr-wal115(4:FNPlInt's. 4 O HAT. "My idea, Of a 'spunky boy is One wl will talk, right up to another boy twie bis ''Y'Soitzie. 'r; wrong, The reel epenky 1)1 I e one who will talk fight to- t boy bis Own size." GRAIN We make a specialty of Parm Lands in • Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta Special bargains on hie .new G. T. P. lly; in the greatest wheat country in the world.. ' WAUGH & BENTTIE, 12 Merchants Rank lluildino, Winnipeg, MUM • 1 Jack: "So you are engaged to Miss , Gotrox, T. understand?" "Tom: "I am,' Jack; "Well, I `hardly 'know whether to congratulate you or not She is very exacting, 1 hear, and -if you marry her' you will have to give up drinking and smoking," Tom: "Ohl well; it might be worse. If I don't marry her 111 probably have to give up eating." , If ,sour children are -troubled with worms, give them Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator; safe, sure art& ef- fectual. Try it, and rnarktthe improve. menet in your child. , RAD FOR HIM. Student—"What kind of treatment would you recommend for inebriates, professor?" Profe13or—"1 wouldn't recommend any. The worst possible thing you can do for an inebriate is to treat him." For family Colds A reliable cough and told cure should be Always in the house rently for toe the Moment the ,first typtptOms appear. his always easter. theapt tad betot to cheek a eekl in the very beginning. It is safer. too. ShiloWa Connmption Cure the Lung Ten!a has beer* testai for 'thitty.tlute yeets, and too of thonmas of homes h% Canada and the Wed States (0 (187 are never without it. A; &she %vrItess "Ski1014Cons1reall0e Com i_,#,,vittho4A-3otibt iii. best rextweiy Ent (-Argils end on the tatticet. Once we?, my antonient will bus. no Att.-L. Liiiry. NatusgsweYst.C)nt..2 If it went anythingbut the best would this lie so) Tri Try it n your own family. if it does oat cute, you get back all itrest 'yeti. We take all the chtavto, Neithet YOU nOr yew* deeler, ft* lose. ha% dut kir? 25e. is 64% prim. Alt deal's iti MediCind sell 50.1 isStv NO.