Exeter Advocate, 1908-12-31, Page 3 (2)h
settently be.*** 01. thoi
compliested buiiise** tawiwtiw
*Weaterli city, mile$ *stow. M
he 4.1letae of * new and vat*
e were ceasing forth fro hi
of directors.u.
seheine reS
'jiurney thither
0,44040 ho
ii tit.t
et0A;eit 'ii.hjon.'
' vaic
the flu�r. Ile.!bad d.an
ved .cn,erin *rte.'
,for thO'V
• „. .*d seen t�ppUng;lsef
asfrep..to faIl e.....feet,':
ible rweau Aira.t11"00.0.*
us. .. many. wornen tam
fouxarelttl:itaf-404.104;-
-ehe •seantitotil,,iitifte
'en to keow ft.• • •
twentsseight . years)" eriy*
ehsirds) 4Y.I'''*ufterett froni
tisMOMIney 'Tritubte. and:
'...ralgi*. 1 got: SO ',weak .1 'coeld,
„.uot 40myslietieeWork SitensWASS:
eut.ef tItei:nuestiontxtep.t ler* few
..iiiiiteiratielimess •
net-*leep, 1 tried all
•
of --
0.04ion thcro ws,
•
e when reading advei tile.
ills, eep wel rise
is oohed every morningDod1'�
idney‘ Pill* are all the medicine 1
woman who -has healtliy Kid -
will never know the painteaed'
es$ that make -Ilk- -hardly
ort* living. Dodd's Eicincy Pill
LENCTII OF DREAMS.
lay Ore** Ait Ilislived Life Wi
a Minute.
It i* not unusual to hear one say
that he hu been dreamieg about
something all night, when possibly
his...dream occupied only
short time. 'Many attempts hitv
been made to measure the time oc-
cupied in 4. dream, and records ap-
pear from time to time in the pap -
yrs, *hawing that often elaborate
ones occupy but a few teconds.
'The following incident is told hy a
gentleman, who vouches for its ae-
curacy
* was elgaged one afternoon
with a, clerk' in verifying some long
-columns: of Astute that had been
copied from one book to another.
The numbers ,representing amounts
In dollars and cents, were composed
rix or seven figures. The clerk
wild read, for instance, 'Toni -
en, one forty-two, twelve, inak-
ing amou t of $14,142.12, and
6 gent n would answer,
'Cheek,' indicate that the copy
was correct. Page after page had
been read as rapidly as the words
• OT/1V T,
One Asiiiitie The Other* Bet AA'S
Dead. -.
0 Italian brother's, " Luigisand
04* Ferrari, who for many year*
()eked together on the best terms
,Switserlandt'reeently fell in love
with A pretty Italian girl at Zurich,
and quarreled. h The girl told the
Ferraris she WWI both of them
equally well, and .asked them to
holberattairlretweert themselves.
The jealous men seraratcd, vow-
ing to $ Wet eacb .other at
xnonth ago
rt A • *elate .
u Aiutlearsttsi.'
„Its**, to rOsvs,
not end the nse% ini atoXi the
Alt AO 1410402f 1304 And
t nt..'
44'0 to Write tor* troo
.14scit4
to bo gven away. erhattal
0 400006
X t bo jappy 'And
(the coit ot
our ItiAtts 'heist 4t014,1*.
to tO.dsmtor Inv, Art* treitt‘•
• cronn.444, .wia4for,,ipat.
NittiATEFITL.
'said:the burglar to
his pal, says-wo,over.
1°°Ige4 a P.!zeiciage of bi11 ;tam:iota-
the4epravi the -rich
114.1" replied BIIL
n he saw hii brthering' in
the road with rcvolver in his
hand. ,
Luigi umped off' his bicycle and;
after firing at his brother three
Siim killing him on the spot, rode
off--ite-if ' nothing had happened.
Oaths -was ound- dead with his
re -
and deal name
With eilrliFeS and overcome them,
?ether than to battle with effects.
after the diocese has secured
lodgment, is the elder aim of the
medical man, and tiekle's Anti-
Coresumptive Syrup is the result of
ent study along this partieu-
month's imprisonment • recently
Winterthour.
WTI WI TABLETS
A LIME LIFE SIVE&
Baby's Own Tablets have saved
any a-preeioes-littlelife. There is
other medieine for ebildren so
'safe and sure in its effects. The
Tablets cure stomach and bowel
troubles, teething troubles, destroy
werille, break up colds and prevent
deadly croup. And you have the
guarantee of a. government analyst
that this medicine'does not contain
a particle of opiate or narcotic'.
Mrs. J. Laroque, Log Valley, Sask.)
says :—"1 ani a. great believer -in
-Bah. se* own---Tabletsv I have used
theitt on many occasions and know
el no medicine equal to them in
curing' the common ailments of
babies and yang children." Sold
by medicine dealers or by mail at
25 cents a box from The Dr.. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., .Broekville
`Ont.
1111.SINO THE WINO.
could be uttered,.each number re- nos the Oli See' CePtefit Wrecked
calving thes "check." The work wasgis Yew&
drowsy, arid it was witn difficulty
kei cola(' keep his eyes open. - Stranger -J. -PI retinue a Man who
Fzually sleep • overcame him, and has followed the sea .1g* many Years
he dreamed—dreamed of an old must have been in sortie wreekse
horse he had been accustomed to • Old Sea Captain—"SVrecks I Well
drive twentyfive or thirty years affee a few: The wust\ wreck I ever .had
Be could not recall any special in. was .on the ,Jersey coast."
eident connected' with the dream "Long, 80,)
wept the loeatity and the distinct "Some Yon/ see, .1 got be -
sight of the horse, and of the buggy calmed off_tbe-ceseve of Ireland."
to -which he had driven him. He "Becalmedin
*woke .Suddenly, and As a number "Yee. Well; I tried every %%I
e ended called, '`Cheek." lie to start * wind, but it WAS no go.
-Not-see-140eth-AirAPIC----At--.1416
------:-0,11*vinfedreensesti-and-said-to
clerk, "Charlie, I have been *sleep. "I preillailiti 110.;"'
' liow many of thosernumbers have I" "Yes, 1 got,eo desperate,/ made
ailesedr "None," he replied. upiny °in('trloak thelastld
of -
"You have checked • ever" osie:" ton heard a* it it t°
(dol -
Close questioning developed- the lar I had. gerii!ti raise the .wind
fact that of the figures 14,14231 he withoUt money.'"
heard the fourteen and the "It's &good deal the -same way
"Jess°. Well, then, 1 took a big:„
silver little, kissed it Ore tunes!
Swung ititinOlinteviomad'ink--heta
*lid Wen flung it a far its 1 could
into the se*, in the iii"wtion
wanted .the ying to c*O1.1207t you
know." •
"I See.
"AV,611* it came"-
"It dart .
%NA- t Veit, .you frist ought
to en it. The, filist.blast took every'
stiteh o' Soil...Clean off aft yothi
Ilin) in three, minutes ,more we was
cod_dinq under bare volts, * thou.
•sand mile* an houra
"CtiekSire, A Jir
11,1 „say r 10 lie
;thing. new, in* *oftnt r
an' there we•Y:list bent,dashed'
; to bits square ***in Jersey. Wh , •
'sir, WO struck with such forte we
bounded way up. the bowl* A
walked dry.shod vett into *hotel:
"1 newer hear of that."
"N -o: the 'seitan wits over
, hotels WAN closed. 'Welk sir'',
after that I never tried no ruore
.eent pieces, when wanted
twelve but had
'Whys the time occupied in rapidly
lettering thb verde "elle forty-twe,'
Ile tried, by reading other numbers'
to measure the duos, and thinkeit
is:mid not have be more than
:Another story is told of a.man
who sat before his fire, in a drowsy,
tondition. A draft, Wowing across
roism, Set a laree photograph
the mantel to sweying. , A slend-
✓ se Was•in front of .it, arid the
11 remembers wondering, in *
of ,whimsieal indiff0renee,
eth,r the picturesivoidd blot! for;
***lend vase to the it,t)or.
lleelly a gut ot wind did to Iple
the picture, and it struck the v se.
mn rtnembers likving leen
turiu S- lieved in his stat' of
t hitt the old
sy
suppome not.
os, 'or. Alter tiutt I neer 'dung
t Int bigoer.n.
'fey ufound
most efficient, remedy, arresting d
lopment and speedily healing the
affected parts, so that the ailment,
disappears.
EVER FEEL Sat
With indignation oft I swell
To see A friend
Have eois that I could more intell-
_Igently ispL.end.
_syltating .1tivt War tee with opine" rot vow
Itniftis:413,10.1firntri.1:41311111= ret4t=git
°PIM/ geto Oa root of the trouble alsi coxes
11-0004limbid inetiOnit tbmat asotisars.
A boy never looks in a mirror to
ee if his, face .s clean after wash-
ag it; he looks at the dirt on the
towel.
,
„ There are a number .of varieties
of corns. llolloway's Corn Cure
win remove any of them. Call on
your druggist and get a bettle at
*Dee. - •
DOWisT THE :OLD .ROAD.
Silai—Took Mandy out driving
last night and tried to kiss her.
Cyrus—And Watildait she *tend
for it -
$iis,s.-Yes, but the blamed old
hori&wouldn't.- Ile ran away.
It Will Prolong Life—De Sota
the Spaniard, lost his life in •the
wilds of Florida, whither he went
for the purpose - of discovering the
legendary "Fountain of perpetual
south," said to exist in that then
unknown country., While Dr. Tho-
mas' Eclectric Oil will not perpetu-
ate youth, it will remove the bod-
ily pains whit+ make rhe young old
before their' time and harass the
aged into untimely graves.
Thre-et inttastonstable—or
a 'wallah," as; he is ealled—has an
apparatus attached to his ehoul-
ders to support an umbrella over
his head. -
Ws woe tee tieelketie stateseet *et siso
" Menthol, Plaster Will de more to teller*
nestraler litate back, Imbue stud ki*drad
trotiblestbaii isty .1)
tellfo.
VIIIItTEM.-
41*," sighed thessehool. girl
now steatite that thirteen
unIuckiest of all nutisberit."
What's the explanation 1", quer.
.ittd the innotent byetander.
"Will, you iie!e I am -just 13,
ears old," euplansed tin:stair miss*
"aid mamma says rut too old for
dolls, and papa says I'm too young
to have * beau."
"An Irishman', „ returned
froinitarys srliereehe 144 been. wibh
-hit Mester, visit itaked in the* ki
,ebeile-444104.4lienisretr-Atlisit is the
lave' I hear ,the master talking
about 1" "Only 'it drop fit
crater," was Pet's•rePtY-
Greet-4'1400 From Little Cases
Grow.—It takes very little to e -
range the stomach. The,essuse rimy
be slight, A cold, something eaten
or -drunk, -anxiety, ,worry, or some
other simple cause. But if precau-
tion s be net , taken- this
cause
$ destruction to si ett1M11
dealt with in tme. Xeep the dige
tive ttpparatue in:healthy condition
and all will be 'well. Parvielee's
Vegetable Pill* are better than ani
other for the purpose.
_Mothers ArMy--dear, I'm afraid
flan-% ,*---arlytellee
itf_jintC sissets -your-
approval." Laughter ; "Well,
you lcnow how dad objects to my
bills on prineiple."
A Sedilen 1141 often mum* litoldsn Illness.
Painkiller Is an test -L wooed to ward it off.
'Unequalled for tongue end dlaqitAaa. Ateict
substitutes, there is but OS* HPAIMUlil ",,d401", •
....f.Ef.,1141107f
Magistrate: "Sneaky sort of
mar& What! do you mean, 511 1"
Witness; "Well, eorr.,lierictlie Tor
of man that'll never look ye straight -
in the face until your back's tuen-
WHYDO
Insiitutioni slevoe'd to the lister Edu
ciion select Bel pianos? The fad th
lad prefer the Bell is evidetKe of &wind'. merit
One fellows prefseesiol scilicet* isisasesios,
whv est follow psofcs.o.al coos*ia testi/ B.0 lion')
*
ck
A Pleasant Medicine.—There are
eome pills which have no other pur-
pose evidently than to beget pain-
ful internal disturbances in the pa-
tient, adding to his troubles and,
_perplexities rather than diminish-
ing them. Oie might as
swal-
low some corrosive. material. Par -
melee's Vegetable Pills have not
this disagreeable and injurious pro-1-
perty. They are easy to take, are
not unpleasant to the taste, and
their action is mild and soothing.
A trial of them will prove this.
They offer peace to the dyspeptic.
"I hive such an indulgent hus-
band," said little Mrs. Doll, "Xes,
so George Nam responded Mrs.
Spiteful. "Somstimes indulges a!
little too much, doesn't her, I
row** as sitrishloo *-ttor a storm lathe reilef
wben an obstinate, pitiless tough bas been driven .
away by Alleles Lung Mime. No opium in it.
- The geed effect lasts. Tato a bouts limas with
yea this ess.
• What -puzzles some people is how
some of our acimaintattect makela
living.
,
Do net delay in getting relief for
the little /elks. liether G.raves
rins-E. • *
rot sure -eureer If -yon- love -your
child why do you let it suf.fer when
remedy is so. near it handl
ftehoo' Imietress, endeavoring to
impress upon the class themean-
*ng of the word "cuticle":
Polly Johnson, tell me what it is
with. which my face and hands ere.
covered V' Ilsek came, the answer
with startling promptitude:
*Treaties Miss
,WP
• 0.,Yotilre looking' 7iSieir tin
ta.1 heart,' said
breakfast * repL.
the.tatictive )hoarderl, tiltintr
re** An adin the Paper the
should interest you partieularly.,.
"Vo let.niee room for gent with
jot? to
0 *WINDOW
PAES.\
On the st coast of India
found * *
,plaeenta, wboae
it stie inehea
d white. At present those 0-
sters
are eollfttedfor the* arts
whicb they often contralti, slthough
few are tit for the USA of
tist'arte tar/Y,
days of Eng-
Iish rule in India the shetis- were
etnpioyed for whitiow.psin
into liW squares the
vcry pretty .elfect,
L NA. •
7
[I V,'
-tif'.1,04611`;l0
s ou5k-tkc
rETES,
Ta SP
Angry
.o
bitek year bali vrietri
ifled oust'ef ti4 children
Amerztari Coirtinsta
0 isives fernier tilt
*ititelltItVultlials.
t $140 litr 'tor.
trio. SAdli
A A
oyster, Motu
hell conaists of
eirceidor plots,
Aiameter, thin
tor (f,ree) -atioue
lt3retiva GU4PH.ORTARIO*
ON PARM, PROPERTY
at 14444 wet. applykin
JONES ..aiPROOTOR SRO
6 *Toronto ftesst, lorantoi mitt
A. J PATTI/301*A CQ
33.31 staTt into% ToltOno,
+Stook lirakerslifittoillotai Alton
0:$0i2.4111a.Tale.
end iotiststocturbowitt sta tow on tome
toe' titAbili 004,111. 14,*-Irigt
kelli *WOW .•
Do not throsir away your Inoue in keying
atm* Razor hecanse your 444 on* will nos
work, but buy a cake of our "Perfection
Razor Patter which wilt keep ,your 'Knot
•
In pOrflitt *sitting condition, ttad *Jilt Ore
Will lest ysna st lifetime. if your kipriwsatt
or Drug Dealer does 'tut handle this, mud
us 0.3cend we will forward seam postinlid
CANADA HONE COPAPANV• ;
Vistwantsesto Man
• 11ERYOUS11 PROSTRATION.
Of nervous prostration we hear
much now -a -days, and it is cola -
forting to know that there are plac-1
iiieefallY equipped and located'
for combating this phase'of modern 11
lifeT,--0s-the-main4ine-of-the-Grand-
TreeksRailway SyltemiAt, St. Cat
trines, Ontario,are located --the
curittive Saline Springs' known a
tjie -"St. Catharines IVA." Con.
fleeted with the Spring's is "The
Wellitrid,i'm where, treatments for
nervous prostration* rheumatism,
etc., are given .by, skjlled a,ttend-
ants in charge of p. resident
- phyi-
8t; '(ittinkrines is the mildest
point in Canada -during the winter
months. .Vor further information
and all particulars apply to,
Donald# . District Pitsrenger
Agent, °refire.
ition IX LITTIJ
Luck won't liek laziness..
Perseverance_ on OiCasion
devel-
ops into perversity.
Itis **vet to surfer, when we silt-
rfor thosewe-love.
me, *Ville are. interested in
oiu welfare, other* in our farewell.,
ouble coma naturally to some'
Ie, just /like freckles and Joirly ,
.
The min who hialways right is,'
perhaps, the irtost 'exasperating
thing on earth.
"What to wear" inay be an in-
teresting topie, but t1Tow, to get it"
is more important.
JAUERAsD
RAI$ERS
13* wise and1
provide aainst
'Insuring- your &aIf.
loas,;Horses, Marc', Colt",
Oxen, ('ow,
s Calves, 110,5s
and Sheep s'igainst delitth by
iteeident or diet -ems sust at
yott insure , your property
against loss by Are, and
*sore so for disease and
death may oeeur at any time,
whilst loss by Ire of your
property t never oetur.,,
low aud
Agentsw*nted
***presented distil
vefati
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