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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times., 1909-08-19, Page 2evidcneo to AO. odors 0 • zous it ay -h , ax8e intestiue had en ienioveu by operation it viculd be Lound that the beneficial germs renutiolog would greatly outulmber.the harni- ful ;--and-Woril4 havethe efftct stavitikrOIT old age. • REMOVE TEE INTESTINE. At the • hospital in Loudon, Dr. Distaso, who is Professor Metchni —koff7E. 4eteil el:144004,t- Jog the germs found in a aviutier ot patients whose large inteStines had en remove(' with those found in rina14404iatidna1s- so onvine di 1i tatthMtChuik0ff theory Is fully proved that 1t cxpresseU the following opinion:, "Everv child should have its large intestine ad its Lemoved-ivhen-it twe-er-Oree -.years-old4t- 1.51,141101/41.) In th, patents experamited-up- ho in every inatanee have ot. roatiy improved lacalth doi- ng the yrit or more which has Eilapsed since their operations, _a ---,number of new *germs- .have..',herm tsWiere77ThliselirillAought. t be harmless germs whose any, is benefraA to the---mstere, f their 4410 ar • bites° takesint for furt ier att'ar 11, thePast61fl i1Thtt tutei -Pools, two. tierse_ Are *zee/lent examples of the- benefit " 1,o health resiLltins from the remov- al of the lower intestine. Paled. tally bedridden before the .opera- tiee about four year ago, ;these DatiCnt are new itc, robust' liave ut ou, in aao ease, almost forty poun s in weight. Duringtheir month's stay all'their -expenses will be paid by the 1)43‘ tear Institute. „ :04170.11 WrIMOUT 1. . To a . representative of the *Lon- don Mail Dr. Distaso stat "My experiments have preyed that we would all of us .les better off. with. tut it lower batted -Joe, which,is no- thing more or less than an ideal a !za1e3 in the Billy ha4I only ono use crutch when, he walL 'Walter had weittler0 many tithes -16w Captain 15i - oSt-iiirgegr 1.iut-of-eonrso-bo.di not like to askz 11114., But knowin that he and Captain Benny wer ttretlers ite f 1, IltqIE:lkboa ues. tion. • .4Trow. ose-biz, e Abe eaptain repeated Atte by mail rhe Wz1r 0, rtigaI, Was hroitight_t_LA fl *biupt n -As. .er-seene--0 r aaar- driolmon,...st_ wellAttik taMar+-litall_pert yas 4 of or *iv even t granted v , n and joinedthe P mstantial-ace0ant of th0 4ror atiiig &ro the eVikings., moro about *erica' ut,.elwAya, . matteralc . er1onaeL t litT 12cornpl ca QI ti forni f disorder -is ails '11 0 i premise th th ainful and often serif) o whivh inany are prone in sLall hai& tbeauit, Anyhow." .„--,1' , • l'i er,"Y f -painful ailmont 0 per. lloggs Dy a standard iere, o• art of the tem teaniift*uf i a niota tnan 0 on a , bite on tigersmade a tremendous making fun .of ptain.'f ' spring upon the captain and - "No,: no, my boy. It was th0 brought him t!) the .greund. 'rhere. bigbt"ot It-TortteiaattufritOt-th 1 "'IttPrtooF.At-a"aeone701-sreat-o66 u are thinking of!' __tosion-aniong the audience,. seve "Dot whatiait,1". aiked the hOTA. al latiita fainting and others. verea '4-A;-bi-ght-is-tt-.ioOM----ond--it-is-ort*-*hile-'ia-gat , , ta 1 afraid 0 ' , I. t '4' I EMPERANCI ST.1 'TOtiONTO, sox sise by tha teli,H/fy1'*rit of, t of Viin IiEES 2" 3 tOt4,100. otia , 14. io1d"PrY"; . MONTREAL; A,ND QUEBEC., t A veritable edition de luxe among ilread pamphlets has been issued . -1 the,Ara tink.-Itailway- $s- utiband waS SeeX41 tem to p. c amongst tourits li the children' iiir their the storm of t.bo cities uf Mout- the-N".0-infitry.7,-;---$11:meho, Yiiia-ic aid. --- , ___,......., ,k.. ' eaulifell.r., t you take , tom , rranged in artier-diYs, f -a, 8,- ot in dear,. • j. tion to read if n • 4 ki„.„.44.._ o avoil between Sigurd of ark and Ilarokl /Iilditoun of Norway fficutions several Shield maiderut:whe-,conunanderl ;troops..., ne even boro. trarald's standa II fought like heroes er-AelnOri v.40,4-1 think all died onlite iicia;put it seems that the were only women -two ntrokr Y tb 4iinituer moat peril would soon b past. "Mrs; C. 4-.---I• 0 N:0* 41-f ng 1wer would use 4oulmostarifer ting cities ahlitchinb;0.no7they4i.. .4p:iraitistasois‘dvripaptAhp,htipislayn.Y:steoni'llt:l..urufvF...,uato.onaosn.y BE YF8.-VirA on. -0-- e int of view an- t forgetten ittat FrO irtr(tlAhoZso4W— I*ruutttottttfutoos'tuit , • . talec4, ".00, hr 0)0 ivitt ifg liciitbrir'Woolit. at* '010(21_ _ 1412071144TIVirtif°80-, ittnYV014;::- " 11444* ' And hen the captaia took o tkk thernL,about the hull whales; how the small boats Wm the- ship,, and the !nen row quietly up to the whale until they are ufat enough for the man in the bow to throw the harpoon into the whaie He showed them *dliarpoon, w JI fine rope fastened to it; and he told them how careful the mea - must be to see, that the rope is witoiluste-right-in-the- Lub at t how of the boat, because, when the„ whaX feels thelogrx.n, ho usttailY1 &its and goes down so fast that irmd with red bot irous, bad th at-diy1wreventhigt t atteekieg the tamer, ['h anirnal whieta-had.'s ng upon Andriekson seizedone of his stualhe :hones (villa. be heard rig. At last the tamer .,roan - draw his revolver utt with. st cooln ss he laced tho re even r t, 0 *AU= th and fired?, The wounded, .rolIed 'overt. and. Andrierson: ragged out ire a terribly lung. (Mien; This is---t1w-fourtlf :hat the.sante tiger has.attack- __ Wholiy " e 4:4'44-/eAlr..•"Iteok-tif 'Art . 1 .04%504 "for inen ' went alike. to battle those 44,0".4. -.1:0:11topataa. •-•:tad•or•Pwris LmrrooPeci. Arid women sensitizer ems rittistoatixot ftod 104044 or and the'record'-of tribal obligations • idloik."1164168" reck0.6e_ wome4 e ••irl was. en a trf ireNi t • ,,PlOtrni strong jog an apron for her do' :Look. lAg. oto er MQ er, a 4,•tori h 114fa Tr 14 nth"' Rivitor,, D. aut. lotit the repo soinetimes.inakes t edge of. the tub smoke. If the,rope When you meet stranger get not coiled 4ust.right, it may ,catch 604, And toil your troubles Siist. NvVen it ions oat,, an4. the whole, "That do," said an irate boat be dre 'the, ,etiater.• . tidy, to her Irish " .neral" scitiss Yr.- i tk - on * 020 he _ „. _pitlIO 2-er. -,,, - -wilitrot i tii-.4ttt%AE---:--------'- - .3......• , t41°E4. - :That _4v-stIkatau -,...0-.40Pene exon) .: -. - • -The, following diet was roppm. mended as being most bygenie for •'people who refuse to part with their iarg6-intestine-,--yet-tlesirer to' live AI long as possible: A very little meat at one meal a day only. teril of teen vegetablesat this snd -.other two , and -water -i abundance during the day. No tea, •a• e 44044 wine at meals if 'desired. 7. Eggs, according to Protester ly doligeroon • ow food.- egg undergoes- the...01MA. 41006101,20310011 in the intestines," Dr. Vistaso con- tinued, "as it docs .outikle the 444 is &tient ..brieding place:ltdr let the 'rope, get loop had csaight round Captain Dillys Ieg and pulled him „over. Re was earried 4.1011u,'. down, down, and might never have come up if Oaptain Benny, *lio was in th&,„,saine Wit,: had not grabbed .hatehet, quickly L' uttl.r rn-- Captain Itilly,yese:to tbe top of thAsi waterat 1ast, and the mn got Witt into the boat, but h 'bully cut that it h 41 I 4. Z. ) V.,11 nan of 1°114 tells, how he, ring o is dreadful prutice, wont to called an aisentbly of chiefs--and-bislietur and a Ar$II4de41 thetrt 1io45 lee still ' extant, trititied-"Lex innocatium," which forgade the summoning of wonien to war, seems likely, however, that they still turned -mkt of their own free will -indeed the practice is not yet extinct, by all aceounts. 'Moth, I believe thati will he a duchess when X grow. uP.""Why, Molly, how is it that yvit ixpect, to teems a duchesst"*- irearrying a Dutchman, of course." • _These tire' tleiiirable qualifica- tions, _pleasant to the taste and at 413,0 Samo-titrie-effectuali,are to be found in Mother Graves' Worm Ex- terminator. Children like it., - say, lit& T„erki.o* be. firs an. The, 13,rst Liver Pill The action cf the liver is easily 4iSarran A sudden ebill,, Undue exposure to the elements,, • over-induNenee in .17Zeil,e7:sit_t- food, arltif.rili ohatever otna be the eause Par: me ee iegeta e • s eau e re- lied Upon' as tbe best correeitive that :eau be taken. Plitiey are ithe leadin liver pills and they have no superiors among stiO preparation -a, - Joakley-"Now, he's got what I really tali 'Urge sense.' Cc! k- • I "How, for instan'eeV Y----`111, never bets It is an Undisputed fact that raxtin03:, maaufacturiere ;prices. SaVe age rortts-bylouying direct. ttITIC US. The Toronto 114rneast TORONTO & Carriage 'Stip*Co. \ CONT. Tile Rapid Koadie Threader A ractital eye.altving, tialutsaulug deviee, useti for any size --needle or • • coy, and wfll at *dares*, posteal of supply, were left to the wives and, daughters.; also the recovery and transport of the. ',wounded. But • when the hgliting line was seriously pressed the women reenforeed it. Assuredly they Would have followed the old euetout, in spite of the eforMs-hed-Aiistri lidt4fOlititta 'Conifort for the Dyspeptim-Ther iis no alment le harassing And ex- !Imitatingas dyspepsia, ivhieh aris- es from defective, action *I the sto- rnitieli and kat, and the 'victim of •bpitiecL.5et be canfind Ct 111 rArmLIez: a ill #11 & preparation that, h t,tb1ihd itj',elf by years *Veffec. tire .use. There * are pills Abit are , . . a the a • )unded, but not one Or them cat rank in value with Par- meleeti.. 1 tbe R1401CO 11}30$ 1118TO. ylAthllll r itiitaryheieral: The who litturpstasini helped them bait their hooks, stridll gurfst 1114tOrlea cbing them.. when Walter alce.tuddeni/rhtd a Ere* ug o that ,bloraong 11,no-so hard that he Ottitt lw 1t haad of z big -;o:a 2, , voted. to Leave Iltoepttal. -xf-crivspaperis retorit • 1 * haa Aliaraissed tho matron .and, three .nurses at the,„militicyjiospital. iti Athen aeeft 010*, for Sordewhat nar- row patri9tie Motives, desired tution, to employ 601i .But the Princess, ialf English, being the if tkeJat lets- , "sr rcognized at the Eng- s were better trainedtbsn and also- that the doing.rinich to improve rg of Mosta 0 colonised a atop utlit-E6ine the treasures of- Oreeces and Italy to Toulouse, who .overthrew the Ito. roan emigre in the west And won England. (rota the Orions, it is equ*lly that this plys*l was once flU41t niore dominant and wi-d&y distributed than it la ztoW and that it is tending to °to tout. .This iespedaibt true of that rottotincEd; 4rin ef-1116nd a -IAA is red-lakir. rae(1. eonsti. elaritY i6 knnwit "It's "Ilold ha must lie Welter 1 his big woe inthtenoes were, kAw light into pit rinceis nal1y deckled 5t position as patr�ness EZitA SATS.% "TheY's a good many bumpers pa thO road to succors, Ws a hull lot better to turn out fur 'cm than to tr o turn 'ern all down." • unishine -nature, odily health ea Polr.din the phY*i.}cfl14f) It steals in at the, aity and takes up it nai and 1 1,)".e3ttt it. •tot. Thomas il wtil d he it out in short f?t, 4 ay is• ere I flici head ahorterh .are' t" Min- nie -"I had to Olitioe, be- tween a 1itt1 wan with a big sal- ary and with little hi X r -"What u do before you L 'du �st �iemelt, indirideat therrfetf ely ci worldt_ ho u 'have toot iny blot t man *boo tho, youn _ "Ai z reward, yon rnsyarr deughte ' at the dsugbtr, VA,4/ it `4)•., ,i. 1, v 4 ..., . t ....: 1.,17,. , , , -,,,, ., .,..,,.. ,,h,•r u .5' 1 f:' *r r -P.