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Exeter Times, 1912-5-30, Page 3FROM ERIN'S GREEN ISLE NEWS Iti IOEAIla FROl11 'LAND'S SHORES. • happenings, in the Emerald Isle of . " Interest to Irish. men. ;The freedom of Dublin has been conferred up Dr., Kuno 1V,teyer and the Rev. Callan O'Leary. Belfast corporation decided to. eleot Hon.. Whitelaw Reid, the U. tS. ambassador, a . freeman ;• of ` the city•, As commission, appointed` to in- quire into the alleged scarcity of the Irish milk supply, met recently in Limerick. TWp leen were killed' and four ethers seriously injured by an ex- plosion at the' bluspratt Chemical works of the Milted Alkali Com- pany at Widnes, The King has appointed Sirohn William Moore, M.D., to be one of'• the Physicians -in -Ordinary to His Majesty in Ireland, in xoom, of Sir Fran.ois Richard. Oruaise, deceased. Charged with assaulting the po- lice during a disturbance after a "wake," two Hien were sentenced to 'three .and one month's imprison- ment at Enniskillen, CountyFer- managh. There was held recently in the Theatre of the Royal Dublin Society a, convensazione' of the Dublin Sec- tion of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, at whioh about 300 guests were present. ' .A man's skeleton was unearthed recently at Sti]lorgan and beside it were capper coins, pennies and half- pence of the reign of George III., which would indicatethat the re- mains ,are those of a person who died about 100 years ago. Silver medals to two, bronze me- dals to seven, and certificates and commendations to over fifty other Royal Irish constables were granted recently by the Dublin Committee of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The new Rose urban council has decided to build twenty new arti- sans' dwellings at 140 pounds each, which will enable- them to beset at • 2s. 3d. a week rent. The local Gov eminent Board have sanctioned a loan of 3,000 pounds. „, ~While a party of. military were -carrying on bridging operations on, the Liffney' near Island Bridge on Saturday last, about a, dozen men were- ' eti1tated into the water, r , aid some exciting scenes and ef- titst life-saving followed. °'Their death has occurred of Mr. Frank Marnane, for many years a traveller in connection with big drapery firms in Dublin and Lon- don. Deceased was a native of Tip- erary, and started business life in .Cork, where he was very popular. Richard Dalton, fowl dealer, Maryboro', is the proud possessor of .a chicken with three legs. The third limb .is fully jointed, but ri- gid, and is only furnish furnishtta with two es. It has grown out at right ane gles from the left leg and parallel with the .tail, Drogheda Guardians have decid- ed to try to withdraw their support from the Trim Industrial; School consequent on the reeent tragedy there which resulted in the death of :the assistant master. The Drog- heda Union has paid 700 pounds per year to the upkeep of the school. eft :.. GIPSIES. LEAVE ENGLAND. They Objected to the Visits of Sani- tary Authorities. About a score of Galician •Tsig-- genes, or, as they are generally known; continental gypsies, left England the -other day for South America, where they hope to found a camp where they will not be in- terfered with by County Councils and sanitary authorities. s. They formed a picturesque snob at the Charing Cross station, Lon- don, the women wearing purple, scarlet or orange -hued headdresses over raven tresses, which hung in fwoplaits, on which jingled a col - 1 -'•ion of medallions. 'le men were iii a combination e the uniform of a member of the Hussars : and an ordinary business 'suit, ,surmounted by green plush,, with Homburg hats. Their travel- ling impediments included great sil- ver -mounted sticks and • massive silver tea urns, while the women. wore adorned with many gold and silver ornaments. The gipsy crowd remained immo- bile until the arrival of a weird- looking hunchback, who was appar- ently the keeper of the purse. He handed the men • much smoking money, after which a move was made for the Dover train. Gray- beards and young men, and women loaded with baskets, tea urns ..and baggage of every description troop- •-ed off, glad to escape from the un- pleasant curiosity of the stolid Bri- tish bystanders. The Galioians • camped around London at first and then in the Forolof ,ngl ; id. T Tey Nye been making their living by selling cop- per articles, in which they are ape-. eialists. They have met every- where with en embarrassing amount of attention both from the populace end the sanitary authorities, who have forded the visitors to observer Irudireentary hygiene. TWO YEARS SUFFERING Brought an by a Sever a Strain. Haw a Care Wao Pout, Mr. Joseph Stephens, •Rosemount, Ont,, is one of the great host who eontinually sound the praises of Dr, Williams` Pink Pills, and he hes much reason Vo do so as they brought him from Buffering to health, after he had spent much money and two years of time ex- perimenting with other treatments.. Mr, Stephens tells his experience as 'follows : "In the month of Janu- ary, - 1908, while working in a log- ging 'camp og-ging'camp at Creston, B.C,, I got my back injured, I suffered a great deal of pain and was almost helpless: I tried plasters, think- ing they would help me, but they were of no use. I took several me- dicines, equally without benefit. Then I was advised to try electri- cal treatment and did so for a . time, but without getting any permanent relief, and it began to look as though .I was going to be perman- ently crippled. Then`I was advised to undergo treatment with a speci- alist at Spokane, Wash. After ex- amining me he said I; was in a very bad shape and that the trouble was likely to result in Bright's• disease:. However, he told me that he felt sure he could pure me. At a heavy expense I was under his treatment for three mouths, but did not get the least benefit. I was almost in despair;. work was . plentiful and wages good, but I could not work, as I was quite unable to bend. I was in this oondition for about two years, when my 'brother, .:who was with me all the time, came across one of .Dr. Williams' pamphlets and read of the great work Dr. Williams' Pink Pills were doing. He urged ma to try them, but. I thought it would be useless to spend more money after all the other treatment had' failed. He insisted, however, and got a dozen boxes of the` Pills and I began. T;u take them. Before I had used half a dozen boxes I felt relief, and I continued taking the Pills until` every rertige of the pain was gone, and I could raise my hands above my head and then bend until I could touch my toes with my fingers, something I had not been able to do forover two years. "` My cure was a great surprise to my comrades, and you. may be sure 'I told them what brought it about. I am now as well and strong as any man in the country and I owe it all to Dr. Wil- liams' Pink. Pills." Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Wil- liams"' Medicine 0o., Brockville, Ont. es It's difficult for a man to practice economy and be popular at the same time. Landlord—You owe me now for four months' rent,' and the first three months you paid so promptly. Tenant—Yes, I know; Z shouldn't have done it. r . "So you want meet() raise your salary 1" said the stern employer. "Can you give me but two good reasons even why I should do so?" "Yes, sir," answered the meek em- ployee sadly. "Twins I" "Hew did you get that fine spring overcoat?" "I had a sure tip on a horse race." "I never knew one of those sure tips to pan out." "Neither did I, so I didn't play it. Put the money into an overcoat in- stead." Warm Baths with Cutis curd Soap �-'" uro du. 2A ?4.01rjx 0,.Ni ,a Q":t f dJOt i•, U. "1. easeaiift 2fl Gentle Appli- cations of Cuti- cati Oint- ment For. Mit Although Cntiotns Reap and OfM111 acs IN Sold by Ortigststs and dealers eiei7wt�, F bM�I Minnie of eb,'ftA bdokla o M ,APPileathantonCidimniepsps. (Mk rtso trastntoth of the MIN win Ps 9 GE1►IE1tO JS 1'EINOZ, The big Empire fancy dress ball supper whisks was arranged to take I*laoe at the :Savoy Hotel, London, on the 23rd of May, in aid of the Middlesex Hospital, was under the immediate patroliage .of Prince Al- ,exander of Took, Prinee Alexander is the third son of the late Duke of Teck, and hoe taken up the philanthropic work with which his lamented brother was ea closely aassociated. ' Ile is deeply interested in the welfare of the Middlesex`Hospital, and is ever ready toassist in charitable under- takings. , Prince Alexander' served in the 7,th Hussars, and saw war service Prince Alexander of Teck. in. Matabeleland and South Africa, On both occasions he was mention- ed in despatches and was rewarded with the D.S.O. for gallantry dis- played during the South African campaign. In 1904 he married the Princess of Albany, and the royal couple reside at. Henry IIT. Tower, Windsor Castle. Though only thirty-eight, Prince Alexander has ,crowded a dealinto his life. He is a captain of the Roy- al Horse Guards, and aKnight of Justice of St. John of Jer".usalem, sand _ his amiable disposition has made him a great favorite. WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT BABY'S OWN TABLETS Once a. mother has used Baby's Own Tablets she would not be with- out them. They are the only medi- cine for little ones guaranteed by a Government analyst to be free from thoseopiates and other harm- ful drugs found in so-called "sooth- ing" mixtures. Concerning them Mrs. J. C. Wood, Underwood, Ont., says: '"I have liked Baby's 'Own Tablets for the lafour years and would not be without them, as I have found then beneficial every time I have given them to lily little ones." The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. �1 WORLD'S BIGGEST STONES. Syrian Temple Has One Seventy Feet Long.. Probably the largest stones ever used in any building are iseen in the western wall of the great temple of Baalbek, in Syria, and the problem is still unsolved as to the methods used in eenveying them from the quarries and of placing them- in position. The quarries from which these blocks were undoubtedly cut can be seen about half s, mile to the south-west .of . the temple. The three stories lie horizontally, and form part of the outer" wall of the, building—They are not on the low- est port of the. masonry', but are • twenty-three feet above the first row of ,stones. Each °tone is over sixty feet long, thirteen feet high, and ten feet thick. .The most won- derful block of ell still lies in the quarries. for something must: have occurred to stop the work of sepa- rating it completely from therock, and the great stone has lain there for centuries awaiting completion. This stone is • seventy feet long, fourteen ,feet.. high, . and thirteen feet' wide. The three sides and part of the fourth have been beautifully chiselled, and are smooth and even. d+ ANSWER WAS. EASY. Gibbs—"You say you were wrong in quarrelling with your wife; then why don't you go home and admit it 7' Diblls—'`The price of admission is too high." "How many kinds. of !lowers art • there in the • world i" "Deafly, y, I have no idea. Solite day I'll get. hold of • my wife's 'spring hat and count 'era up." ' NO OPERATION WAS EVER NEEDED HERE 1311CAUSE lfll<tS. «OODIN'E USED BODD'S HIDNEY PILLS. Doctor said she would have to undergo operation, but Doi1sl's Kidney Pills cured her, Central Kingsclear, York Co., N. B., May 20 (Special). -"The doc- toridhaveg sa I would to l an operation." So said Mrs, J. V. Goodin, of . this place, But she smiled as she made the remark, for all need of the dreaded operation had vanished. Mrs. Goodin° used Dodd's Kidney Pills and is a. well woman. Given in brief and in her own words, Mrs. Goodine's experi- ence is as follows :. "I was very miserable with Kid- ney Disease and unable to do my own work. The doctor said I would have to undergo an operation. .M - ter using three boxes of Dodd e Kidney Pills` I' was all better and able to do my work. This state- ment is true, as youcan easily prove by - enquiring among ' my neighbors." Dodd's Kidney Pills cure the Kid- neys; cured kidneys strain all the poisons. and other causes of disease out of the blood. Thus Dodd's Kidney. Pills are 'a natural cure for all Kidney diseases and all ills caused by diseased kidneys. POINTED PARAGRAPHS. And' the louder a man talks the less it amounts to. How narrow minded most people are who argue with us Some people lie because they are too, polite to tell the truth. It''s surprising how many griev- ances most worthless men have. You can .sometimes do a friend a favor . by refusing to give hinix. ss d, - vice. It doesn't take a very clever wo- man to make a man make a fool of himself. And many a -woman has lost a good friend by leading him ko the matrimonial altar. , When the average man naia a chance to say.a good word for his neighbor he is apt to go lame. It's an easy thing for a married man to understand why, as a bache- lor, he didn't understand women. We have no hesitation in saying that Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial is without doubt the best medicine ever introduced for dysen- tery, diarrhoea, cholera and all summer complaints, sea sickness, etc. It promptly gives relief and never fails to. effect a positive cure. Mothers should never be without a bottle when their children are teething. India, produces twelve million tons of oral per annum. Minard's Liniment used by Physicians. A BAD SIGN. Percy—I have reason to think my wife has ceased to love me." Harold --"Is it possible 7" Percy—"Yes, she hasn't jumped on me for nearly a week." Hard and sofa; corns both yield to Holloway's Corn Cure, which is entirely safe to use, and certain and satisfactory in, its action. MUST BE GENUINE. Mother—I think we'd better send for the doctor. Johnny complains of pains in his head. Father It's nothing serious. He has had them before. Mother—Yes, but never on a holi- day. d s Liniment In .the house. Keep Minor i HIS LIBRARY. "What a splendid library you have 4" "Yes, indeed," he said, proudly. "The collection of a lifetime, I .presume." "Exactly." "Have you read everything in it?" "Well, hardly. I don't expect ever to read all the books I have." "You don't i" " h books You see, the b s I read I keep upstairs in my den. These books are all volumes than some clever 'agent has succeeded in con- vincing me that I ought to read." b10S.T" PRIbi1NVFa RA.'C%B. Kobus lJave Little More Intents geuce than Apes. A people without any form of reli- gion, without superstition, devoid of arty thought of the future state, hasbeen found in the interior for- ests of Sumatra, aoeording to- Dr. Wilhelm Velez, the geologist of the University of Breslau, who has made extensive journeys through the island,. There he found the Kubus, as be named them, who are scarcely to be distinguished from the small man- like ape of the Indo-Mayalan coa;n- tries, Theyare Wanderers through the forests seeking food. Theyhave no property. They are not hunters, but simply -collectors. They seek merely sufficient ants;. fruits and other edible growths to keep them alive, The Kubus wage very little war- fare upon the small amount of ani- mal life in their silent and sombre land. The only notion he could get from them of a difference.'between a live and a dead person was that the dead do not breathe. He infers that they are immea- surably inferior to the paleolithic Haan of. Europe, who fashioned tools' and hunted big game with his flint- tipped lint tipped arr"ow and.knife. The words they know are almost as few as the ideas they try to express—Scientific American. A Simple and Cheap. Medicine,— A simple, cheap and effective medi- cine is something to be desired. There is no medicine so effective a regulator of the digestive system as Parmelee's 'Vegetable Pills. They are simple, they are cheap, they can be got anywhere, and' their beneficial°action will prove their re- commendation. They are the medi- cine of the poor man and those who wish to escape doctors' bills will do well in giving them a trial. VALUATION. "Politeness cost nothing," said the ready-made philosopher. "Yes," replied Mr. Growricher. "If it had a market value there would be more of it." Minard's Liniment Co., Limited. Gents,—I have used'yonr Minard's .Lini- ment;in my family and also in my stables. for Years and consider it the best medi- nine obtainable. Yours truly, ALFRED ROGHAV, Proprietor Boxton Pond Hotel and Livery Stables. VERY MUCH ALIRR. "Did you ever get a kiss by tele- phone?" "No, what's it like t" "It's like dreaming about some- thing to eat' when you go to bed hungry. When Your Eyes Need Care Try Murine Eye Remedy. No Smarting—Feels Fine—Acts Quickly. Try it for Red, Weak, Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. Illus- trated Book in each Package. Murine is compounded cino ou but useour successful Physicians' P ac- tiCe for many years. Now dedicated to the Pub- lic and sold by Druggists at 26o and 600 TT,,or Bottle. Merino Nye SalveinAseptic Tubes, 25o and 500. Merino Eye Remedy Co., Chicago IN GOOD TRAINING. "Nothing serious the matter with your father's lungs, is there Jerry i" "I should say not. He's been coughing for 37 years, and he can cough louder than ever." A Ready Weapon Against Pain.. —There is nothing equal to Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil when well rubbed in. It penetrates the tissues and pain disappears before it. There is no known preparation that will reach the spot quicker than this magic Oil. In consequence it ranks first amongliniments now offered to the public and is accorded first place among all its competitors. Of the 237,722 non-commissioned officers and men in the British Army, 167,281 belong to the Church of England. Minard's Liniment Lumberman's Friend. ONE REASON. He (sneeringly)—Many women prefer their dogs to their hus- ban." Shdsa (bitterly)---` `Why shouldn't they 4 The dogs growl only oeea- sionally. Worms sap the strength and un- dermine the vitality of children. Strengthen them by using Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator to drive out the parasites, HOW A BEAR FISHES. A bear is about the last animal you would credit with being able to fish, but fish he does, and init he displays an amount of patience and skill that is amazing. He will ll lie quite ,still upon an overhanging log or bank with paw uplifted and eyes attentively scanning the water. Salmon and trout are his chief de- light, and should one come near enough to the surface he is snapped out on the bank with a flip and a twist, and vanishes in bruin a big thaw, 1 .l the' c`I fherecc' . cox 1 : e.S. + ��r � to ;v.u.a,s.>va. •� ,.Math i 01.1 V,k.;aa#tt;, COLT IT,PER r d tik d ads Can be handled 'very easily, Tbssiekarocure4,audallotberr in same stable, no renter how "exposed," Icept from having the disease, tyaeing$l'CUbl'8iltlal})t11f3C 9a'NidiP • Qive on the tongue ec in reed. Anis on Tito bloc rano e N b+ orms of all terns of distemper... Best remedy Over roach° or mares in foal. 50e and 0, a bottlot Ni and t$11 tbeeen,.o ' drgggletsand barneas dealers. Cut sbotre hepir to pouatico broat8, ourfkco Bookletgives everything. isTrent selling harso remedy In existence—lb years, laistributnrs-,-A WF.IULiiS47.14 DntJOQiS'TS, SPOHN MEDICAL CO., Chemists and Bac>;ertcloaists, Goshen, Inc., U. S. A1. TEE AWLtNCTDN CO. of Canada, Ltd. se foams AMNO° TORONTO Cc ENf OLLARS Acknowledge ato be the finest area-. tion of Water. proof Collars ever toads. Ask to tee, and buy co other. All atom or direct [or 25s. Maypole Soap TI -1E CLEAN HOMO DYE Gives rich, even colors, . free from streaks and absolut- ely fast. Does not etainhands or kettles 24 colors; will give any shade. Colors 10c, black 15c, at your dealers or post - paid with booklet "How to Dye" from 107 F. L. BENEDICT & CO. Montreal ARTS, EDUCATIOIi, THEOLOGY, MEDICINE, SCIENCE. including ErTGIITEERIIie Arts Summer Session July 3 to Aug: 17 The Arts course may be taken by correspondence, but students desir- ing to graduate Cant attend one session. Short Course for Teachers and gen- eral students July rah to 3est. For calendars write the Registrar • G. Y. CHOWN Kingston, Ont. 40 NIV'RSIr; KINGSTON n a ONTARIO ®¢`yo" fort is positively guaranteed to keep Ms off your Cattle. WRITE NOW FOR PARTICULARS TO MacLaren imperial Cheese Co., Limited, WOODSTOCK, ONTARIO GREAT SCNFME Knicker—So Jones has agreat in- vention? n-vention4 Bocker—Yes, an umbrella handle that retains the finger prints. Away With Depression and Mel- ancholy.—These two evils are the accompaniment of a disordered sto- mach and torpid liver and mean wretchedness to all whom they visit, - The surest and i,peediest way i to combat them is with Parmelee's elee's Vegetable Pills, which will restore the healthful action of the stomach l and bring relief. They have proved their usefulness in thousands of cases and will continue to give re- lief to the suffering who are ,,wise enough to use them. Five men's strength is equivalent to that of one average horse. Ask for Minard's and take no other. A USEFUL FOWL. "Why don't you get rid of that hent You say she never lays." "But she is an incessant cackler, and that keeps the other hens at a high mark." "What will you women do with the vote when you get it 1" asked the man saroastically. "Well," re- plied the bright woman, "we'll try not to be too busy to go to the polls to use it." Fr".,'tt. fitIODER EE Tread softly - Step safely. CAT PAW RUBBER SAS= .ES Embody Me patented features of CM'S kW heels, iia H. W. D,AWSON, Ninety Colborne Street, Toronto. IGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS WILL hey beautiful hundred cores hi Northumberland County, including -Stock and Implements, There as in the stock 4' horses, 10 cows, etc. This is a; snap, and oan be had on easy terms, Possession et once, (y1 0013 FARMS IN LINCOLN, WELLAND, 47r Halton, Peel, York, Durham, North - timberland, Prince Edward eouuties at reasonable prices. ALBERTA, SASKATCHEWAN AND Manitoba lands in large or small blocks, SUIT FARMS -ALL SIZES, IN THE a Niegers Fruit Belt.. 14. W. DAWSON, Toronto. LI5+ACRES IN PEIITH COUNTY Soil, clay loans: 8 acres timber; brick house; good outbuildings; school on farm; rural mail delivery. The Western Real Estate, London. FOR SALE. TRAWBERRY PLANTS—EARLY I,'Att- I,sons and Williams, great Croppers; carefully nropaaated Order at once, v 84.00 1;900, 82.50 500. 82.00 300. L, M. Bender, Southend P. 0., Ont. AGENTS WANTED. RAILWAY AGENTS, TELEGRAPHERS and Clerks^in great demand through- out Ontario and North Went. Six, months will qualify you. Da— snd Mail courses. Positions .secured. Free Book 18 explain*. Dominion School Telegraphy, Toronto. MALE HELP WANTED, 1011 AILWAY AGENTS, TELEGRAPHERS' Air and Clerks in great demand through- out Ontario and North West. Six months will qualify you. Day and Mail courses: Positions seenred. Free Book 18 explains. Dominion School Telegraphy, Toronto. MISCELLANEOUS. IVE FOXES WANTED—YOUNG OB old. Wm. Pearson. Guelph, Ont. -porky and PARS SCALES. Wilson's _14 IL Setae Works. 9 Maninnado. Toronto 1 1 ANGER, TDMORS, LUMPS, eto. In• air ternal and external, cured withont pain by our home treatment. Write us man Medical real Co.. late. Dr. BelI before too Limited, Collingwood, Ont. s TON SCALE GUARANTEED. Wilson s V Scale Works. 9 Enda nade. Toronto. FEATHER DYEING Cleaning and Curling and Kid Gloves claaned. These can be sent by post, la per ok The best place is BRITISH AMERICAN IIYEINC CO. MONTREAL. The t-0eart of a. Piano is the Action. Insist on the .'OTTO HIGEL' Piano Action CREOSOTE Protect— Preserve— Beautify Samples and. Booklets on Application; JAMES LANGMUIR & CC., Limited 15744 Bathurst Street TORONTO A 0 U D Tk-IE W 0 D TVI CRUISES —ON TRE— VICTORIA LUISE (10,600 Tons) From New York Nor. 12, 1912 FroniSan l ranchco Feb.27,1913 Will visit Madeira, Spain, Italy, Egypt, India, Ceylon, Straits Settlements, Java. Philippines, China, Japan, Sandwich Islands, with Overland American Tour. INLAND EXCURSIONS AND SIDE TRIPS OPTIONAL 117 Days in India TOURS j 1 Days in Japan Duration 110 ,Days Each and ineludine all nee. up hoed end ssh e a "Ask anyone who has mads Ms Cruise," Wrik for 3ook!eL. 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