Exeter Advocate, 1909-05-20, Page 3 (2)•
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iv , hien e,
It not ad
, villimv .Pink Pill's,
vis Ought to know of the
zbJe ,re: they Iiavp wrought
,
4 'visit 0 . .rn
Ilierigo ts.i, ioni y 0,
. r was grieveti to find our next, door
Defg1bor and friend, Michael Old-
ing,very low. " i
e s not'expected
Jive,'my mother informed. me,
nd you must go over imitate hint,
-he is liable to pass away 'At any 1
ent.''tNot expected to live'
at was the opinion not only of the
. doctor who titttended him„ but of his
and. fzxnity. - as well. • Upon
viitzng him -myself I found abund-
aut evitknee to confirm their *Pi*-
,
r
011
gui fo improve,
fitrOily'i, and It
rzphlly ittO WS health.
hough the burden_ofwell nigk
yeirs is him, he „es
tile to do a; fair 'tray'sworks soid
in tile enjoyment of good health,
evenjhe _asthma bas oease'd to
trouble him ait in torMer Vitro -
gr. Oldiug 1iirnsef, as well as his
neighbors and the 'writer of this
lettere confidently believe that bis
rescue from the very Aiwa of death
1" --seemingly so miraculous --is due
under the 'Westing of 00d to the
timely And ;toritinuous use of
WilliamsPink Pill*.
tiMITR„'M.A.
Mr Olding himself, writes
v- Mr. Smith has ritten
is Ofl(kthZ
saa.
Lg ,1
in
.5 IA
vri-m-piestien
tfsbing his system-. Re had
nfined to his bed for month
'luced to a, • ;skeleton.
ently glad to see mei
he versed With the greatest diffl-
cutty, and seemed to realize that it
was (ha: growing -weaker; lit feet
were swollen to twice their natural
_size, and the -cold band of death-
*** upon his brow,„ US%
Le said feebly, "the dodo.
rine is not helping me and T ern go-
ing down rapidly." I prayed with
ins itorfor-a--nucts-win -to pas into
ettnikii. and when X took his hand
in parting it was the last time I (kit -
petted to see him in the flesh.
Three years later while on anot
hilt to -my mother's 3frehael
g imp seem ngly in better health are ailing."
1d.
not been r Dr.Vi1haix
a
PiIIsI would have been dead lo
ago. It would US impossibie
aggeriite the desperate condition
was in when I began to use the
P-14No one thought Leouk ge
-
eettir., 4-searcily dared_ hope my-
self that Dr. Williams' Pia Pill*
• would bring me through, but they
did and I, have ever since ,enjoyed
geed health. Though I am seventy-
ne- years old people. are *Iva $
remarking on how young I look—
and 1 feel young.. I can -do a fair
dies Work,. and am better in
every way than X. had been for
years.I cannot riak too much in
praise of Dr. Williams' Pink -Pills
and -I take every opportunity 1 can
to recommend them to friends who
Oh on tis tur
is uttilmys why, wbili,
heir -plows-A
out with d1ic'ste
tkeeping the adjavent
with -is: net ketiraw•in
thcsai1orcrzb
.111 th toffetation
tlie ;sailor eral
scrap
th'es
.It will eai
rte%er cut&cans it e*n t'*tth ,41
•IgoVid 04.
food
uigItts
t
.. 4 eh fish, but it s
1*nmer uul i
00 , fish &nd nsp up
it it' 4".
OM thi
:
back to. lodge on the turtles
and threfurniplj food for the
lor: .
.. So the sailor crab at se*, on
turtle'sie , -12koli---to-
ry•
0
enough bUtit has •t0 he
ways OW the lotAtout not to he swept'
oft the ships* kleck to be lost in the,
en or there devoured tl by some
-Igger emture, -
When the turtle is der way or
there is & heavy Shit riining it must
hold on tight with its lbarp
and it may find * refuge ornewlitre
in the" vegetation ; but it is more
likely to- go clean aft and creep over
the edge of the shell at, the base of
the turtles back to where it MI tittl
a shelter and.* tee. It it there the
Sailor crabs have oftenest been
found on loggerheads which hove
e0M0 from thetropiess-iirsunimer and
beenvt enlis 1004 wider*.
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••••..;--344,--,,.
Li vita justi-w 0 years _arte-r, their
- ;wedding, "
"George," she said romanticelly,
1113 she goied At the fantastic pia-
tnrea the red coiskfi)Aseed„,.ft10,•ya
our courting days t"
-George laughed teasingly.
, "No, ray dear. I do riot."
She looked up with a hurt expres-
sion. -
"George, 'do yen Idettli JO sitthere and say you do not remember,
our 'courting daysi
shocked at your coldness 1"
'No, dear, I do not remember
our courting 'days . because only
night-wat-chmen have to do their
courting instils* daytime. But I do
remember our courting nojits, and
,
C111401I8 BLISTA.
* le 40welry Came Into the
alto of *e PoIiee,
.3rewelty. and. geld watches to the
- of&400 he been handed in at
nd Yard under extraordinary
stancez,.14),s the. London'
b was ,travelling outside
'13 from Paddington to -
d str read carrying with
per parcel containing
o soak; She alighted
at bourne:grove taking With
hswhat she-thought‘be-therpa
cel alie had been ,earrying. .
During her journey A Well dressed
smut apit next to * her, aloe carrying
* brown Paper' pitreet left the
omnibus a short time:before she
reached her destination. Beaching'
40me she was *stip:11611er' to find in-
stead of the soap the jewelry and
.. watches, which she conveyed to
Scotland Yard.
It has been ircertained by the
• poliee that the jewelry fornied "the
proereds of. As_..tmillary-at-----rla-len
Vide a week 'Ago. It Is believe&
that the mini was on the way to the
receiver at the -time he wade .the
singular- 4SIcebange----of--,Dirce
TEE sArtait CRAB.
Make! Long Voyages at Sea on the
.7-- Backs of 'Turtles.
Among the-trianyt---eurions ersho
there la, perhaps% none more, inter -
toting than tke sailor erab,- a name
applied to it because it goes to sea
on long voyages, whieh,it makea on
the backs of big .green 'turtles and
giant loggerheads. The sailor crab
is a little fellow with a body. three-
quarters of an inch or an inch in
length. With its claws extended it
might- measure an inch and a, half.
is z -very pretty -ash indeed, with
color markings that are various; it
may be found with a shell all yellow,
or with a shell of dark colors with
lighter shadings like those of finish-
ed tortoise shell; or it may have
°Med shell, or a shell whose color,-
ing resembles .that of veined mitts
We. seems*ILthe prettier seen
amid its rough surroundings on the
big loggerhead's dingy brown shell.
The big loggerhead, with a top
shellfive, Si..X or seven . feet in
may- afford a floating home
for various other, living things.
et attach to it and there live
their lives„ travelling wit_k_i
wher'ver ".-goes,las_det_li
t at attach to. vessels. Marine
c-getation that lodges on its back
may there stick and thrive, just AS
it would attached to rocks; gather -
ng 'clumps, or streaming. back
from it_whin the big turtle -is in mo-
tion just as it might from "rocks
washed by a flowing tide; and in this
ve.getation may be found variout
minute.forras of animal life. .Soine
day when the big turtle, with *11
this life on its back, swims into
shallower waters to feed, or Works
it* Way through some -fleeting rtutsti
cif Seaweed, one) or two sailor or bs
maycame aboard, shippin thus or
a ong VOyagj.. ,
To the sailor crab thus vinberked
the big turtle meny not seem like
sea washed moving eon*ihent, but it
Might easily„seem like a sizable
island with Many places, to roam!.
When the turtle is asleep, lying still
pen the waters the iittle sailor
erab many WailtiCt Otit to Olt in
of one of it* long extended flippers
a it might to the end of some
r'nin'n1a; and then it mei' tOttit
back to find its way among' the
Mc *do'8 or the forests of vegeta
THE ILLS, OF 'CIIILD11001).
.110W TO CPR.E.7fliErft
,
In thousands of. homes throughout
Canaria, Rah,* Own, Tablets is the
• .only medicine 'used When the ,ehil-
• viten /*mailing, and the mother who
keeps this medicine on hand' may
. feel* as safe as though there was,.
doctor constagly - the home.
Itabyts Own Tiibleti, cure all stomach
and bowel troubles, break up colds;
• vid., make.,,te. ng
iilsraisteed free from' o)p
rugs. rs..4
ilson„ Wilson's, N. ya :
began using Baby's, Own Tablets
• *bout five andsince then
, hafe u.j.tied 11,0 ether -medicine fqr
my ',children. (' They never .fail ftk
bring relief, and i would /idyls
all mother* to try them." Sold by
medieine dealers or by mail at 23
nts* hdic from The Dr,_
M'dkine Co, Broekville, Ont..
'
AirDIBISitil;nua
ftrr * short reeeti,s a lilt!.
less indulged in by sone
c 'tiers f * soeial gather-
fialf-way down the pro
ante of Miss Belinda
.n iijureiL,
he time, tame tor her
aipe*r * messenger arrived t
th*t Ile laity wasuring fccm
*ads therefore., the
cscate her to' tte
to,
4.!
v
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they were delightful, pet.
But she said he was too' horrid
for anything.
sAn: Led: FOR 60 ye".
-Zisa;tik-Norks.-st feetpletts. -Care.
1 -
ML Tie -RR, of 192;Thurbers'Avenner.
Ozovieence, Ithodu Island, ba 4 been cured
by Zeta -Butt of *bad leg. which hart defied
•alt remedies for- -Sixty Innt years. She
says When at Chita of eight, X wasbittea
on the leg by A deg. A 'doctor tenteriiedt
the -piece. hurt never healed ne, soffudi*
ant, have suffered with an ulcerated Ieg
tor over sixty years, This -occurred, in
Englind, and roomy' English doctor* tried
in vein to heal the *ore. At outi time X we*
an, in-patient at the East Sufrolk HopitI
itorilongVeriod ',_endlortlimeyeass-X wet'
In and out of hospiteht. I -was continually
and. the sore would not healebut
continued AlischArge.- Twelve itioetbs
*go came not here to My dat*hter,end
-during the-voyage-k-inut -toiteep my bed.
The shies doctor tosenintst. my leg, and
gave me a plaster, which-l-bed-t-tek
*gain. Ste it ireswig the pain $34inwse.
I reached my daughter's ho** -she sent
&medical man. whcisal4nothingcouldever
do it any good, and although I tried other
American doctors, they did me no good.
They said my kg would never be well,
• " One day my youngest daughter brought
borne box of Zerafauk, and induced me
Att . With the 'trot' app 'honk* I
eeetned to S20 d eaSe., slut further treetteent
with Zem-Ituk did me so mtfch good that I
sent for * proper supply. X kept on with
tbe goun.pck triat*co, and loon rims -that
.di ge was reduced., and wu
.
coed. X persevsred with the .Dult,
and, to tat a long story short, it effected a
-cure. it is marvellous to think that *noir
suffering for sixty years, ZEithiiitik 1410=
sblc to molten:I legverfectly sound's.
a combination ofpower an
rity. rangy herbal; it on
�J ooloyg
,
J *S. *
ture4 111*.
"014,
ri•
e liack
latteritigs, .caused
co ;train, tor tlifeeyei
)(vas king over NOMO papers an
and 1 ttOtIght. one box which
p cured me. Dorld's Kid
l'itis are wonderful."
That e the - traightfor-
*taverner-it of !,ttio
McDonald, * a, well-known resident
of that place, , It shows how quickly1
Dodd's; Kidney Pills cure Ithineso
Disease when taken in its earliest
staget. Lame itck is one of the'
first symptoms-ott•ssiek Kidneys.
Read Fluttering is another symp-
tom. It, is caused bY, bleed, from
which the sick Kidneys have, failed
to drain- the iMpurities, ittere*S-
in,g the work or the heart. Dotlits
Kidney Pills make thelsick Kidneys
well, the lime back disappetirs, the
blood is urifiec, the- beart-is re-
ey
mav ke longer ciire
d'ti Kidney Pink- never fail
do it. •
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WONDROUS.
There was a -roan -in our town,- --
And he was wondrous wise;
Re jumped into a mining ticheme
Up_ to kis verv eyes;
And when he found that he was
"out," •
With all his might and mind
Se jumped out of the scheme again,
But left his pile behind.
0
uht
it that
EuiJ yoursel in
*U tffl4diUUU*i$Li
re 1107thi 401110,1110
ins you i torn *Uwe
• ttozwe 0rkl of ,41 tteob$
oUo-
***-5011,.1.
f•
wife.?t,
4 • Ix
ene,to forget thou
O•xou owe me.'s•
k
mon
*
a 'hew*" h b now.
the... delirsktio WOrhe**-
beta discouraged, toe: but 10,4110d
411° 21"1"WheY.14notwatulluttskt: solinreubvatt"s'ilo'
ths
11/0 yo *iid
you irill jiselat m*.
0 **ea "do -iii -to
th0, newly 'which h e
iny hands to Os *Welt *sr
an* * 011r0 7 0**,4 t 0
or .0th It *0 outibe bajoiti or
ron 18 b cur.d for 2c
4# stamp). o letter* hot cent.
tan "rite to. a for to tree treat..
.0 Ont.
Father:!! Vs singular that 'when-
ever I -want yon ma.rry matt
You object, and .whenever do not
want you to Marry Orte you straight-
., .
way insist on . Daughter
'Yes; and whenever we are agreed'
the man •ehjectst,..1.?__,,
tor.
•14•.•••141,.
...•Mt•ot
with•taw: their-originin-is-diser-
ed liver, which is a delicate organ,
peculiarly susceptible to the disturb -
*nee* that from - irregular
itister eating and
drinking. This accounts for. the
*mat
pressed on the attention of suffer-
ers. Of these there is none superior
to Parnselee'a Vegetable Pills.
Their--operatm though gentle is
effective, and the most delicate can
use them.
'Worms cantse feverialinese, moan-
ing and restlessness during tikes).
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminzi-
tor is pleasant, sure and effectual.
If your druggist has none in stock,
get him to procure. it for you.
On the, north -of Australiala,
greatest +coral reef in the world. t
I*, -elver 1-.000 miles long -and thirtj
miles 'wide.
Taskor sews *shift dose mot d.Tay
'01itiess-44444s.-4, Inssielinee *4 mays k e
bet the i‘oldetiwit. Iht not trig*, wksy
eensit Ulm 'All/ea bolt
Sp!nums, et *swot.
Towne; "Nonsensel Who told.
you Miss Pretty has good disposi-
tionl" Browne: "Why, she'll al.
ways. smiling. 4locsia t1iati4shoW
a good disposition,l" Towne.: "IsTot
necessarily; sometimes it merely
show* good teeth and dimples."
II 4
sweet,
Dyaintery corrodes, the intestines
011 and speedily eat*. away the lining
bringing, 41)0.14 dangerous. condi-
tions that may Callffe -death.. - Dr.
J. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial
clears th.e intestinal canal* of the
gerras that cause the inflammation,
and by protecting the lining fro -
further ravages restores the -a -to
healthy 'condition. Those sublect
to dysentery :shoultl.not be without
this simple yet powerful *remedy.
• •
1
°wit remedies :for chroale Wesand
wounds, eczema, satt-ibettniik
ettpti010, vAtie03.0. AltetA, cuts was'
brinies. skis (lissom; it also te;vis
.All Druggists and Sterol soli at 50e. & bor,'
or pest.fre. from Zant-Ilialt Co.. Toto��
tot pillOC '13001rbOAA. for $1.23..
V
But * very feti.yesimago *omen
tied ,,to be jeered at and even re.,
sirpvei for their craze for goodies;
man, WO was iteen eating .
(sweets, was accounted a rather ppor
'thing. NoW figure* *re showing
that the etinsumption of Sugar it
in-
ereasing, while the *mount of alco-
hol k deelining. This is, explained
by the-fack that men- of *II .clasies
ea sweetmeats much more than
they did and that whenever & people
tat largely of sugar they take less
intoxicants.
-
A Time for tr. ything. The time
r ir. Thomas' BelettrIc Oil is when
croupy symptoms appear in the
en; when theumatie pains beset'
the old; when lumbago, asthma,
ecuighs, cold*, catarrh or e
attak either s,oung or old; when
rns,- *odds, abrasions, emit** 0
or sprains- tome to any , member of
the'family. in any of these ail-
ment; it will ,give relief and work
likrA. Small'," said the; lodger to
is landlady, "X thought You didn't
allow iiinokinig in the Sitting.romn t"
4.‘1 dont," replied Vs's, ,Stnall with
energy. "Who's doing it, like
, know to trwelt„ if you have time_
•you might. step, in *net retrionttretis
•,ith the chimney." •
'•
yea Are. Relloied 'SY' Morino
whrn Irritated by Chalk Duet too Eyo
Stratus iriddeht. tothe everaga sellout
Room., A recent Velum* of wew,Tnrk
aty reveals :the fact that In Abet Clty
alooe 11,112lt' tehool ehtelreh, "heeded Kye
arewhthet-4,7_3140474 s,r10,11* IWO?
for jbd, I oaks wearro atert
tie % rink, toe at
urirseDoestOt Sirtartt, kOotheii ;010f
Ti 40,,ernOOtitelle41-.b r.s*eiseoctse
dame 'countess, no -0401606S 014 PrO
,04 XVI**. T*ILUOritidir fr10403
it 1r 3:74
Vronhtes*, 'trot win Like .3turtric. Try It
Itahefit:'111res for .Seely- .$yrittle. roru
riots 154.11,Idurine at See.,.„.The Attain* Eye
Remedy Ca-'. 4Chir**** Will 11ttst You 2**
wool* Evil:socks rtes.
A gook hoot, according - to an
.rah . test, it ono, that ea.n.atand
perfectly *tett upon his legs when
4rinking-tront,-4 shallow p�ol.
' .41, Iron Blood
rezOrts failing heitthe To in
trethieef them, vt,e offer you & full'
sired package free. Mention this
epte and enclose -ten :cents to
fray the cost, of ,paelting...ete..
0.41K. SPECIAIVIES VO., To
Itenite.man iu. the West 'Italie
was agreeably urpritta the otherday to finki a to Attrip, turkey acrird
up- fsr inner' and inrotired' of the
eke* it wet:obtained.
Nita tiro
Ys
• •
c!stikTit ,49
sls
Mistress ---"Who was that gentle-
man that tome in just now I"
Servants --"It wasn't s gentleman ;
it Was Only the master, tvtio tame
back for his umbrella."
Ob. WO144/...m.
NM Tian UM If TAW Painkiller wall* fennel
to *inputs/ steeds as * household renes4y. usva
sva usisisut tor stiffness and table interenliy
Lor nil lkotel cos/pleats. Avoid 'substitutes.
There is bap °se "Pnixthiller"..Peny Davis'. 25e.
SiiK Se*
"Row do you like your alarm-.
eloeler aAed the jeweler. "Piro
tate." gYou didn't- seem /pleased
with it at first." "No; but it!ti
broken now." -
A. Cure for Fever and Ague.
Disturbance of the stomach and
liver always precede attacks of fever
and ague,showing derangement of
the digestive organs and deteriora-
tionin_the 'quality Of the like
In these ailments Parmelee's Vege,,
table Pills have been found most
effective, abating the fever and sub-
duing 'the ague in* few Aiwa. There
are many who, are subject to these
distressing--diiturbances and to
these there is no better •prepari-
tioh Preeurable ras ineana_of. .! re..
WOW yields one-fourth of the" -
heat of coal; ehareoal about the
sate heat .as epal.
**Potent:: tom sisismoitisss tht4 inetatit MUT
1* "The lO triLl Itenthlt Plots/. B. ore swot
ptib.fyinitiatk MACIlk Ueda *Iairresee
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THE "OURLINCTON ROUTE'
will iniotornte„ Mit 234 two. throlitit t
thlogo to /*AOC Wash, iris fft.., .14401, dalir
1401,/ Wise to all North esd-fiontit- Pestle Come..
lots forty' rue toldseitesccIStv* 01
loolooltuktof hlsposition hos for ths
Ito/ intotenttiot /1104 to intss, sold kid* ser
vice writ* or esnos
YOXIOtr. st
Irseteeselset ,00
1•••.,••••-•
#PP•P","**.
*to. ths
Snot oenildsntint skdreseed to
P01 A,
etc
Semi einneets4 with tint tishstntratffettitsti
-
110d. .01:0444
by Otiontnl Preens* Wit,
te
OR tlitNritt. ItUO.
' - shams atatettios Prook, .
-vessosustosti,sos_ miss
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Fite losurance Agents 14at
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psally:,11111 01111425wententm. ltrelt:reir.014140.1.11401L._*.fil"4"-zota
*seated points,. 14/osinte Ontario,
J. IL riVART, 'Oblef Agent,
Torezt
WARREN CitOWS151
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IS ISOM gritt1t,1021114110.CA
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Loss mesas* rhasss-otats tea Ats$
IS
ND al
in ail sizes, eomplete or
knock down form.
11(
FInlsh*d
�nders.
ROBERtBON RO1
11-6 lffa iisefooi who r.o•titto*
°ugh to keep it ,to
**cos
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-utno
o the Value oe Ilea
an address to the Canadian ,Association of the Motet Itakeni ab
heir Conventien held in London, Ont.; August 34th -end
1906, Professor Ilatcourt, of the Agrioulturia .Colleges
.said 'among .other things a* follows VStrious. typo of break-
* fest foods, maybe roughly divided into the following Otiose*:
The uncooked., ouch as granulated ,oats, etc., ;which require long
olcing to make them palatable and aid digestion; itttd; Partially cook.
nth **rolled And that:A grains.' in thiti process the cell waits ex*,
uptured by the crushing, consequently they require ,lest time is
beir priperathin for the table t Zrd, Cooked 'Wilk; 4th rot* tertnati
-dieted; suet' as Orange Meat,ete-
kluge' number of foods have ,been analyzed And EX** Of the re-
ults
are incorporated in the (410*in early every ems the
zures are the average of'a rintatier of
4.,4, 4. fP 044
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Asa* heal
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