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Exeter Advocate, 1908-11-05, Page 7 (2)ETIIORNS IN*T�Eft e Shop Man ad s ot libatunatjtm flIPPFIAinxi,fn Etneraid iltere:*t to 1!k t S. - '...n .th4tilifa i"cizA siIJIS4tk4i • .pn inay ptaTte4 „ ther, -414401) weathei b • ad,. There 'Ili . n , btior-air Words and rubbing, and so -Called electrical treatment in the world will not cure rheumatism., The acid that causes the disease must be driven out of the blood and this load enriched and *purified: It is because Dr. Williams' Pink Pills make new,. red blood that they have cured thousands of eases of Hien- matirim after all other treatment had failed. As a proof of what Dr. Williams' Pink Pills will do even in the most severe eases of rheurnii- tism, the ease of Mr. Davfsi Car- rol, a well known furniture dealer of Pieton, N. 8., may be cited. Mr. Carroll says ,1-41 have been a most severe sufferer from rhminsatisni, tt it some other • sks ssrs „:" , *Vara. rur coutaining abotit 05 Jos, Itaxastowo, Vo. Wexfor hornes 1ktliy,ot Newry, •inpoor eiratimstanees, is claimant for an ertate of 000,000. • Last year's Is400 entries for Old - cattle Show (Co. Meath) went up by over a00 this year. * Coleman Sullivan and John Me - were drowned in the wreck of a trading boat on Galway Bay. The keel blocks of the biggest liner ever built, the Olympic, of the White Star line, were laid in Bel- fast. Mrs. Pilkington, an aged woman, who lived 'alone at Railway road, Darwin, hanged her dog and then herself, Castlerea Guardians have deeid,- e° to substitute Irish cured bacon for the Araerican product for the eiftiiite 4 a the he efitsLhaatesreceived from awarded the contract for installing Dr. Wi rah" Pink. Pills. The an electric light plant in the town trouble settled in my shoulders and to an English firm. down rnys sides and at times I was Mr. Alexander Torney, a Model quite unable to raise my arm. I -school teacher of Belfast, died from wassattended by a doctor, but AS injuries received 4y being knocked .did. not appear to. bo-...._,.Mtting-reny„,down..,by....a..-.runawayAorits.,..7s-s-j---, Lettcr mat "Not within livrngmernory has the trie-belt for -which Ispairt $40.00; It rainfall its North-west Trelandbeen did not do me any good and then I so heavy and intessant as during tried another remedy, but without the early part of September. any better results.' A friend asked An invitation has been extended me to try Dr. Williams' Pink pills, to Lord Pirrie to return to Belfast and T got three boxes, by the time Corporation and take an active part 1 had used them all I found the iv the publits life of the city. —stiffness and pain less severe, and The Local Government Board I got another half dozen boxes. have sanctioned the proposed wait. When 1 had taken these eve symptom of the trouble had disa reared and in the two years 'Lb bave since passed I have had no r turn of the trouble. I believe the is no other medicine equal to D Williams' Pink Pills for Miring th moot'painful trouble, and I hay recommended the Pills to othe whti have been beriefitted by the sise " Dr. Willianie Piiiit Pills not only mire rheumatiern, but all the other dtseases due to poorswatesy blood„ ,such as anaemia, indigestion, nervs out disorders, neuralgia, St. Vitus' dance, paralysis, and the ailments .of girlhood and womanhood, with their head ehes, backaches, side i aches and tendant miseries. Only OS gent& Pills can do this and you. should see thet the full name, "Dr Williams' Pink. People," is on, the wrapper around teach box. * Sold - by all medicine dealers or by mail at 430 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. 'Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, •Ont. - - FOUNTAIN OF SOAP BUBBLES. n ,a.rtiOrata rade: stilkeritt at tliet thc'rnc fossjt, dae.r,w, /CVO Of Mr., -.Tames Brants,. farmer residing near here. IMr. Brant contracted Kidney Piss ease? when a young man, from a strain, and like hosts of others, negleeted it. expecting it to gel • stairay But it kept gradually growing worse. till after thirty years of in -1 creasing suffering the climax came, I and he found himself so 'crippled that at times could not turn in Led, and for two weeks at a time it was impossible for him to rise' from a chair without putting his bands on his knees. He could not button his clothes. He was, troubledwith Lumbago, Gravel and Backache, and tried medicines for. each and all of them s, ' 4.,.,t sr, , tik tiffiret ' Pills. I.Dodd's Kidney Pills startad at the cause of his troubles and cured hie Kidneys. With cured Kidneys his other troubles speedily disap- peared, and to -day heis sar well stssatissss-----s-sss-ss-iss-sss=s-ss.ss , ,.,„., _7 If -oft vire your Kidneys wit Docld's Kidney Pills you will never have Lumbago, Itheurnatism, Heart Disease, Dropsy or Bright's Dis- ease. TOLD au -KE To "CHUCK IT." -Indian Mutiny Veteran Gave Ad- ry erworks for Westport, and have vice Regarding Army. p. granted a loan of $42,300 to carry at out the scheme. The Duke of Connaught is telling e- Mrs. Crowe, who died recently in re her 99th year, was probably the r, last surviving child of a member of ja the old Irish Parliament, William e Hoare Hume. • rs The Russian sailing vessel Orient, ir with a cargo of salt for Limerick, from Gloucester, became a total -wreck at Ballydavid Head, outside Smerwiek Harbor. Six of the crew were drowned. Measrs. Harland & Wolff have se- cured an order from the Belgian Red Star Line, which is one of the international combine companies, for a 15,000 ton liner for the Ant- werp -New York service. A fire occurred recently at Des - morel's Carriers' yard at Cork. The flames were so &yet?" tlutt le of -the horses stabled on the premises were burned alive, and two had to he :shot to end their sufferings. • Novel and Fascinating Sight in ErsineosBritish Exhibition, • One of the most novel and fits - eluting sights among ell the fas- cinations of the Franco -British Ex- hibition in London is the soap bub- ble fountain in the British hall of induitries. The fountain consis,ts.pf sdouble By a ,grateful •figure, concealed under the hese is at- electric motor, air blast and , pump; the first drives the two lat- ter, which force soapy water through a pipe connected with • tlifferent outlets, each one of which emits thousands and thousands of -kubblesi whieb in ever-eh!triging bues fall like a kaleidoscopic cas- cade round the base. • In the daytime it is a marvellous I eight, but at night, when hummers able electric lights beneath the' u *re- turneds-sio is. it is most dazzling scene possible, and, borrowing the expression from thts "Arabian :Nights," ono,might most aptly speak of it as the "fountain of a thousand jewels," so sparkling • to radiant Is the effect. elowervosaitwit After .a ,maii getsthrough* with a issiesuit, utit,mratter whether be wins loses.,~:he i aPt to wish he .htid .comp ised t taSe. , ° 411.4. 111)18P )18IBL1 • TO 1(011111118. „"I am satisfied that Ilithe's Own Tabletsare indispensible to moth. trs," says Sirs. Abraham Boucher, Pierreville Milis, Que., and she liefore using the Tablets sny baby WAS CrOSS, peevish and not thriving well; but the, Tablets have worked tt, great chance and ray lit - tie one' is well and happy." This is the verdict, of all Mothers who have eirthes-e- -Tabids. And better atilt, mothers have the guarantee of A governtrient analyst that Baby's Tablets ire absolutely safe •that they „contain, not ont.partiele 'opiate of Mitonotts to.othing Sold by Al tneilidros dealers' In the Autumn Rheumatism is so general that all our readers so Suf- fering will be glad to hear that a letter addressed to The Dr. Wil- Ilams' Medicine Co.? Brockville, U Ont. will be to their advantage. de to -day, • It's a waste of time to tell a. man Fe is a liar; if he is, he knows it. ”IPMAROYINE" :711S A GENTLE EITIUULAINIT to too otomath. thereloi as—ar—toolc for pationto reeeverist trio* Simon sad gat ditnuto lowortag tbo vltIJIty. tt to without a rilrat.--att-all-41nag- g oral storm. Every tirne you get your own way you make an enemy; Any person wit's) drinks 25e tea and once tastes 300 "Salads!' vrill see that it is not only finer in fla- -or, buctliaTh' one,pounaiii` many more cups, it is economical tO tlat!o Hardly any man is clever enough ow how -important be -isn't. If your ehildren are troubled with worms, give them Mother ()raves' Worrn Exterminator; safe, isur. Find effectual.. Try it, and mark the improvement in your child. Clubs for. men:have,ladded Much to the eomfortt of horde. ". I111 fitting boots aind,..shoes•esiote corn. 1 Hollow:WO Corn Ciira is the article to use. .'Orst a betths at once and cure yonr torus. Mistress seeing to in mistresses get Cook--"Als, idgef, it always Lt the Crankiest best cooks." on wid yer bier - A commereiel t &yeller was brsg F.ing about the znsniLude of th trm-,4ie-represea your house is * pretty lithmentl" said the custonir "Ka You can't have -any ide& o its dimensions, Last week we too an inventor of the employe* found out fer 016 Ant time fital lace as 1$1*491.741STC2E SlinUONS. . Belt, denial is selfAiscover Love does not stop at the bun daries of 'liking. It' 8le934timo'I:,tii;Y14t h; vstoclotles f!44sfnofrc:wit:iO4 wbo 0$,fahin,tx:.,..,k,Pepeswho *0006 blue r •ever si'ffrsinvell from the i,blue5.. • °. • throw#.4 hole of your. lif4;, e • tiOn' .4;01.1t.,Iteart ij,aus:berof „ iugbo-orisoied tee nf40,41 will. 14* kiesslife This worldisalways godforsaken to, those who Imve forsak'eu the good. ' • • `The most singular thing about a man of genius is his • estimate of himself. - Dreams of golden streets will not pass in place of deeds of -the gilden rule\ Re igion is moral trigonometry work d out on a base line touching two worlds. No man van ever be great who is not willing that many should think little a him. The more a liar gains in self-con- fidence the greater his losses in rublic confidence. Ile who runs away Min all sor- row is ultimately drowned in the vine if you refuse to obey the voice of everyday duty. Folks who sit up nights worry- ing over their crowns' are asleep in the day when crowns are earned'. gvery one knows the color of the preaelter takes_ apss yellow subject_ If an honest man is the noblest work of God, it is easy to under- stand how sonie have lost their faith in the existence of the Crea- tor. A 3IAGISTRAVE INVESTIGATES ' ZAW-BUK. Says It is a Wonderful Healer and Does More Than Is Claimed For It. No household remedy in existence as won such glowing tributes from eople in high places as has Zam- Buis. Mr. Roger F. Perry; Justice the Peace for British Columbia, ested thie famous balm, and this s what he sa s of it • s an amusing story of his recent visit of inspection .to Egypt. Whiles he was in Cairo he 'went for a stroll h one morning, and on his way heels p to his quarters he came face to fq,ce, with an old Englishnian wearing 0 the ribbon of the Indian Mutiny on t his breast. The Duke stopped and s spoke to the man about the mills tery service for some little time. PresentlY the Man said, not know - mg, of course, to whom he was speaking, "Are you in the army yeurself, then, sir?" The Duke smiled, and admitted that he was, "Getting on all right?" was the next question. he Duke smiled again, and said that he had not very much to grumble at on the wholes_ though perhaps he was not doing isuite so well as ) he could wish. "No, and you never will, my boy," was the surpriiiing retort of the veteran. "'What you want in the army to -day either brains - or a tremendous amount of influ- ence behind you. You take my tip, old chap, and chuck it!" Prevent Disorder.—At the first symptoms of intereal disorder, Par- roelee's Vegetable Pills should hal resorted to immediately. Two or tbree these salutary pellets, tak- en before silting to bed, followed by doses of one or two pills for two or three nights succession, will servesairsarpreventivesofsettisclorof dys,pepsis arei alt the diteoniforts ch fellow insthe train of th fell disorder. The means afe.timple when the way is known. I "The Pavilion, Goldfields, 11. 0. "To the Um -Bilk Co. aGentienton,—After a veil lair *fel I have proved Zam-Buk emin- ently satisfactory. In my case it I cured a skin rash of five years standing which no doctor had been able to do any good- for. would certainly encourage any person to keep Zam-Buk in their -It truly more tha you claim for it. For my own part I would not now be without it in the house. Yours very truly, (Signed) "Roger F.. Perry, "Justice of the Peace for B. ." Zam-Buk differs from ordinary salves and embrocations, for white these mostly contain animal oils and fats, Zam-Buk is purely herbal. It soothes and heals cuts, sores, ul- rs, eruptzons,: hods, eczema, Wing sores, ete. All druggists nd stores sell at 80 cents * be*, or from the. Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, tor price,0 boxes for $0.50. 4, A camel can carry three times as tosfyr;a7ladmari:Tirortilii capable of *doing.. The report Of a cannon bas been heard over 140 miles away. PidttA.AV IsrfArt int mom that *riot lo cI1adak, mkt* dit1111141. *Ay be 160 144/40-70---bott 1* --4100. etwor's CorOto. exterstittly _OPp 104 shostd the supptentitatettr' with Weaver's songs taboo dolly. • • • The strength of* woman. lie the display of her weakness.. _istai be noticed in the Singer Sewing Machine Company's saver tisernent that there are three ad- dresses at the bottom °Utile A41-- It011110133elltf* Any one writing will plow ,address themat the nearest one Of -th'e-three---pliteess to hi* post office. Atit191/T Mistress don't \Want you to its%e so 'ouch tompani. You have ore alters in a day than I hav ofuestioA-PWalt, -MUM, perbePs if you'dtry to be * little niers agreeable, you'd have as many friends as 1 !have." • good ilosiikOper Mantsd Itt comfortable hen* in 'Teton: - 0,, must be thoroughly clean 'end .lostematic about ber wori4 and un- ijelistand good plain cooking. Small family; good. wages. House maid kept.- AdAresessistating experience and:give refilenets, Mrs. Wilson,,ts Dale Avenue, Itosedale, Toronto. The Beefetters,stheling'S body guartori State occasions. consist of /Alan, aboAlier._011leers 140 yeomen. Do Not Delare-ONIten; through debilita,ted digestive,organs, poison Ando its *ay the blood, the prime ,consideratiax,i is to lot the poison out gis rapidly and as thor- ugly as possible. Delay may MOW **aster. Pirfnelies Vegetable ills wiltbo-found & twit valuable ;and effeetive-Thedieints tiesasai1 the intruder with. They ,never fail, They go at °nee to the Seat of the trouble and work a permanent cure. 114X0 . -IT Thp.village carpenter had give o generously of ,his services and sound adviee towards rebuilding 'the atliooi that when it- WAS eom- .leted the.villagerovagreed that he should1e asked' to speak after the 1 rieheon which WAS to tOnOW the ening service.. The •tlay andthe t rate* speeell came. tliel—and---gentlemerir friendt,» he below his brown 'see very red deed, "ism *great deal bettrr fitted for the, StAffold than forpublic peaking.", Then he tel- e had said, and sat of laughter. uctIon of the michicei cabinet- work,g ..$57ing ‘cji only ti i finest wiiods procurable' are used: To insure the proper selection of these woods, a corps of expert wood' rangers is employed, whose duty it is to purclimse individual trees, the grain and 'growth of which entitle them to use in Singer cabinet work, • g This is why Singer cabinet work, besidea. being the Most durable, is also the' most beautiful, ---the Singer process brings out all the richness and natural beauty of the WOod. SObt *WY hy • w1n0 Machine Company MONTREAL• loTIAINIP a 533 iloarttorTronts fild‘ MA Mats Moult 33.35, •scorr ST., TORONTO; Stock Brokers and -Financial Agents* Air T_ and_ other stocks bought -lint saki_ on zu4.1 commission. Correspondence d. Orders may be wired at our expense. FREE TO YOU 7--NlY S STER rens TO. YOU Mao ityrrtY errew ft attFtrantrOn INOMOWil AluSIONTS I am a wornan. - I know a woman's sufferings. I have Sound a cure. I will mail. tree Or charge, my home treat. Meat with run instruCtion% to any sufferer from women's ailments. I want to tell ail women about the eure—*ON, My reader, for yourself, our daughter, your mother, or your sister. Want, to tell you how to Cure yourself at homer without the help ofit doctor. Men cannot utt. erstand wernen's oulreringo. What we women now from experience, we know better than any docter. l know that my home treatment • is a sate and sure mire for all' ferrule weak. agues peculiar to•our sex. I want Id send you a complete to dope • treatment entirely tree to prove to you that you can cure yourself at home, easily, quickly and surely. Remember ;Oat it Win cost you nothing to give the treatmenta complete triad; and iryou stiouldsSilsb. tcseoneintses it will cost you -mass about iss-ceetssasweeltsssir Tel" Iban two cents a day. It will not interSere with your Welk or occupation. Jost send me yourname and address, tell me- how you suffer, if you wish, Ind 1 will send you .1h0 treatment for your Caller enirely tree. In plalit wrapper. bv return mail.; I will also send you free of cost my book4-410/11411111 OW/4 MEDICAL ADVIStiti" with explanatory Illustrations showing.why women suffer, and how they can easily cure themteIve* at home. Every woman should have it, and learn to think ter herself' Then when the doctor says—" You must have an operation." yea Can decide for yourself., • Thousands ofwornen 1121Vit cured themselves with my home remedy. It curesitIt old Or young* To Mothers */ Ilatightars. I will explain a simple home Pvalintent which speedilyand efrectuallY cures Painful ond Irregular MenstrUation in young Ladles. Plumpness and health always math from its use., Wherever you live I can refer you toladies of your own locslity who know and will $1144 tan aalf sufferer that this Eta* Traatnitillit really cum all woman's dis- eases and Makes *omen strong, Outspend robust. JOU tend your **tram, and the free ten days' treatment is yoltrs„ ahto the book. Write to.day, as you may - not see ths offerstgalit. Mares* lt MI% M. StISIIEittt, lox tint Vlbideari Oat. - Ted ---"Why is' that Ulan laughs ng 1" Ned ---"Because be hougnt a horse' etseaps'!..... f!Ancissiliat'asthe 'Oth-e-i. -Chuckling over t" "He sold ,the horse," it is an Officer of the Law of Health.. -s -When called in -to Attend distUrbance it searches out k.te hiding -place of pain, and like a guardian of the peace, lays, hands upprrit and say*, "I arrest you.'i Itesiiitatice is uselesa, at, the law of health -imposes -4- -aeritence-sofsper-- nettle' hanithment on pain, and Dr. Thorns** Eclectrie Oil was oti- ginseted to enforee) thatteentence. When a Men is working for *age Ikea to speak * WL £1F ALL FAMILTAR wltb Vie **rot bsrk irlsoly conga avo•yard cough. Take Alltaia Pans 11111111 a. remedy for pulmonary tees- ,htgitky t,o0a2menitint. Woo HItbbo earner etitges 01 ,Courosuptiost. *aid t Iota' to be zw4 lady; after th0 1 was • or4P1Mrs. flandout -"Quito renee of vocations." Way- Ifobbs.-"Oh, X don't know. y first, voyage X was at the i most of the time." A woman judges the va- lue Of a letter by the length of the post. _Ago is **wet; tun Teaiflew** itimiouitreTosiuw. tot • blo II, *plot.* of ",111.* D L"' Ataittliol . Tarot roam Oloo SOO. Mao. - • If a woman *odd reform her bus - hand she should begin by selecting his tiller. Regarded as one of the ifitist pee; tent eornr4untiassevers-introdueed ' with-whieh to combat an anninite eomplaints and irsilamatiori of the bowels, 0r 11 Kellogg's Dystrio. letY-(lordial-lunrwtotfor itself a re- putation that no other cordial for er- mine; and old suffering from thego complaint* it .is the beat medicine that 04,0 be' procured, ARE YOU SICK.? *.titIrtrittl ***noto,,, sin* **zip oinorp***. *I sure at rtowisisk_nortos", Xotit!oau *ad Canada. II!. r c000tto03 WOOS, 1St ItootoO Snooty • rol 01, • 1,ti...11-rt.', P., r