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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1920-6-24, Page 7A Serpent Garden The 3 erpei t garden of I3utantan is a sort of "snakes' paradise," There, themost venomous snakes in the world have palatial homes, built in The shape of beaver huts, of concrete; and the"r su•rpundin,gs and the ear e taken of them leave even the most'. exaeting snake nothing 'further to de sire. The garden is about ten • miles front Sao Paulo, Brazil, and here .scientists are studying the mysteries of snake biology. The original reason for the esi:ab-. lishment of the garden, which is a huge nurser , , y for snakes, was' to db - taro serum euough to provide a r.ern-f. ed' for those bitten by snakes throughout T3raz 1. In the chewer- I e"tively small state of Sao Paulo alone,' the average amnia! death rate from snake bites used to be 240. Since the garden of 13utantair-was ep !let! and serum cultures taken; the prompt, treatment of victims has beer made; possible everywhere . and the death rate reduced to nil. There are said ;o be more snakes in Brazil than int any other country in the western l hemisphere. The garden •is 600 acres in extent and divided into three departments, Iwo of which are devoted to cobras, trotal:ds and bothrops, the most poi ronous snakes known; while the third department is given • over to non- poisonous snakes. -R "Tho inelosure within which " the snakes' habitations are situated is surrounded with -a low, thick stone wall and a ditch, that while not wide enough to be dign:fied with the name ef moat, is nevertheless an impassable barrier to the slimy, creepy denizens of the garden of Butantan. In the centre of the -garden is another in - closure, against which the outside World is similarly safeguarded as 'ram the larger one; and in that small - !r inclosure are kept only specimens Of the rarest species of the reptile /ailed y. How Advertising Helped to Win the War. "The Force That Makes Ideas Live" Is the title of a very interesting book ,et recently issued by A. McKim, abutted, Montreal. It tells. of what regular advertising accomplished in educational =Work during: the war, and. r ers specifically to the many cam- pagns which were handled by this Agency. One Ilea but to recall the ef- fect of such propaganda campaigns as faelgian Relief, Canadian Patriotic Ind, Thrift Campaign, Military Ser- `ce Act, etc., etc., to realize that ad- - fertising has entered upon a new era of usefulness. - To quote from.the booklet: "During the past few years Government poli- cies have been preserved and en- lor.sed, armies and war loans have been raised, thrift and production have been engendered by propaganda. advertising. , "Where an equal community of in- terest and unity of effort -is needed, propaganda advertising will'`be used again, whether- to make a given pro- duct of more service to the consumer, to correct general misunderstandings of the operation and earnings of in- dustry, to quicken public interest in thrift and conservation, or to arouse sentiment on great national issues." As the booklet declares; the news- paper press is the greatest agency for moulding public opinion. In its ad- vertising columns, the story can ,be presented throughout thewhole coun- try and can be repeated till its mess- age is carried home to the whole people. Plan Restitution of :Louvain Books. Germau-Belgian commission of t' experts has arranged the mode of re- stitution of the Louvain University library, looted during the war, bywhie"h the' bookdealer's association of Leip- sic has taken charge of buying a fixed number of books and illuminated manuscripts replacing the lost ones, 'thus protecting the Geri .an libraries ivhich give up duplicates in their pos- session, says a Berlin despatch, The librarian, Dr. Oehler, is appoint - 1 national commissioner to superin- tend the work. • No Luck. When Archie first joined u,p, the ser- geant who took him in hand . sa.rcasti- tally observed that the war would loon be over. Archie blandly agreed. The sergeant asked him what the something someathing he meant, "Why, I never could keep a job," be • said. A little later Archie got into trouble and was awarded ten days' C.B. I3e 4 he wrote and told his mother. Ile was so 41 distressed ,he wrote to her: "Mother, '` I am a defaulter." She ivrote back congratulating, slim on his promotion, and added: "Never be hard on a private, Archie. Remem- ber always you, too, have been in the ranks.,, Bathe perspiring hands in warm water to which a little alum .or vinegar hos been added. The World Trade Club of .San Fran- cisco proposes the name Unitania for the English-speaking peoples of the. world. It consists of fractional ports Of the words United ptates and Bri- tannia, The ; blub is trying to get Unitania to adopt the decimal system of weights and measures now used by the entire civilized world except the iliglish.•speaking nations. Summer Dreams. The . enew-mown artis s sweet e twith hay, Tho Summer streams flow sett along, The birds trill forth a joyous lay, The world is full of sudden song; And oh, to • me there comes a gleam ' w Of August skies, and meadow - ed track, Where .oft we wandered, and ,.1 dream Of years that never 'ill cone" back. Sweet are the dreams, and, as I muse,' O'er perished hopes to you I turn, Ilush'd grows my heart, dear, lest I lose The dreams that in their blessing,burn! Oh, raptured years we knew so well! I view you through a veil of tears, ' Come back again, that -I may tell My love for you—dead Sum- mer years. Lift off -Corns! Doesn't huit a bit, and Freezone costs only a few cents.. 'With your fingers! You cal lift off any hard corn, soft corn, or corn be- tween the toes, and the hard skin, cal- luses from bottom of feet. A tiny bottle of "Freezone" costs little at any drug store; apbly a fe'iv, drops upon the cern or callus. In- stantly it stops hurting, then shortly you lift thatbothersonte corn.•,or callus right off, root amt. all, without one bit of pain -or soreness. Truly! Nohum. bug! JOY AICD GLADNESS FORTHE .CHILDREN Every child—whether it be poor or rich, is entitled to, lay and gladness. Health is the blxthrlght of all and there is absolutely eo doubt that the healthy baby is a happy. baby. It is the ,baby's nature to be „lumpy—not cross. Only the sickly baby is cross. 'Flee wall child is a joy to the homer.— it is a 'laughing, gurgling, happy little piece of humanity which drives 'dull care from. the household. The sickly baby 16 :the opposite—he is cross "and peevish; cries a great deal and is a source .01 constant worry th to "the. mother. el. But mothers there is, no need of your little ones being sickly. Re- gulate the baby's bowels and sweeten his stomach with a gentle Abut thorough laxative and baby will soon be well and happy again. Thousands of mothers hare proved this through their use of Baby's Own. Tablets— there is a smile in every dose of the Tablets. Give them ta your baby and make him happy. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from .The Dr. Wil- liams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Breeding Foxes o� In some countries. the fox is hunted and killed for sport, but if one killed a fox in Prince Edward Island he might wipe out three or four thousand dollars of the assets of some citizen. For they breed f ' P ' Ed d e h t 0 e y g s k fox, it is really the animarltnown t the fur niarhets of the world as th silver gray. It was the Belt of a fo from Prince Edward Island tha brought the world's record price o $2,000 in the London market some years ago. The explanation of the high Iliice paid for the skin of the so -called -black fox is that the quantity offered in the big fur markets of the world has fall- en in thirty years Seo2,000 to about 300 ,v. • in .the old days the wilds of Canada, through the Hudson Bay Co.., virtually -supplied the -world with furs, but now emi,demesticated animals furnish w ee ox in rin.ce + ar Island. It is estimated that 'there ar about 500 foxes on the various rant es in that province, and it was retell ly estimated that in one year $250,00 changed hands in the fox industry. The sueces,s that has attended som breeders of foxes has caused ver many others to enter the ranchin business, and there have been inoos porated several fox -ranching cam panies. While the particular fox it i sought to pro -duce is called the blac Lusitania Salvage Will Total $15,OOO,O O. Tf the relleatl,ng Of the Lusitania proves suocesstui it will result in the divisionof at least $15,000,000 betweezl. a French salvaging' coznpany, the Bri- tish Government and the Cunard Line, aceording to an. announooment Made here by tiro directors of the steamship line, says a Paris., despatch, Although extensive.;pi'eparatiolls are' being ramie for the venture, the Cunard Company does not :expect surcess, pointing out that the size- of the vessel and the depth - to be overcome will make the operation the costliest in the history of such work.* Noverthelcas, the wealth of jewelry, gold, and siiverar b s known to "have gone down with the shin -offers an unprecedented indu e G ment to the salvage company. Experts have derided that it will bo necessary to cut tate vessel into five Portions.,exclude the water under pressure and then bring the ,sections to the surface, it is estimated that at least a year will be required far the work, if succeesful, The largest vessel raised heretofore by this sys tom had a tonnage of only 8,000. The French navy officials are in teresteil; for, if successful,' the Gov- ernment may consider seriously the project for the refloating of many valuable ships sunk in shallow water by submarines. BUSINESS I AND TEACHERS Suffer From Overtaxed Nerves and Often a Complete Breakdown. Thousands of earnest, intelligent young women, who earn their liveli- hood away from home, in the school room, in public offices and in large business establishments, are silent, suffering victims of over -taxed nerves and deficiency of strength, Weak, o i breathless and nervous, they wo against time, with never a rest whe headaches and backaches make eve tx hour seem' like a day. Little wond f i their cheeks lose the glow of heal and grow pale and thin; their ey rk 11 ry er th es are dull and sunken and beauty slowly but surely fades. Business women and girls, because of their work and worry, look older than their years. What they need is the frequent help of a true, strengthening remedy to carry them' through the day. Dr. Williams Pink Pills are like actual food t(2 the starved nerves and tired brain of the business girl. By making rich, red blood they supply just the kind of help girls need to preserve their health and energy, and their good looks. Dr. Williams Pink Pills bring bright eyes, rosy cheeks," high spirits, and thus make the daY's duties lighter. ' Miss Mary H. Hunt says: "Many people think of the life of a school teacher as one ef comparative ease; with short hours and holidays plenti- ful. But the reverse is the case. When one has to stand day after day, year in and year out, with the worries great and small, from handling children, it begins to tell upon even the strangest and especially upon the nerves. I had been teaching about five years, and was then located at Springfield, Ont., when I found I was far from having the vitality I started out with. Before my term was out I had a complete nervous breakdown. I tried doctor's medicine and it helped, but only for a while. I then tried osteopathic treat- ment but with no better results. I suffered from loss of appetite, slept poorly, was nervous and troubled with severe headaches. Holidays came and I tried a change of schools, but got in- to a harder place where I had over fifty pupils under my care. There were days when it "seemed impossible for me to carry on my work. At this stage my sister, Who had also been a teacher, strongly advised me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I took the advice, and by the time I had finished my second box, I felt that the' pills were helping me. I was on my ninth box when I decided there was no necessity for continuing the treatment, as I had never felt better, and had gained twelve pounds in weight. Dr. Williams Pink Pills, with plenty of fresh air, worked wonders in my case, and I should advise the use of them to any other run down teacher." You can get Dr. Williams Pink Pills from any dealer in medicine, or by mail, post paid; at 50 cents -a box, or, six boxes for $2.50 from The lar.i.1- Hams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Then She Knew.' Bsmeraids sat in her bower -the top back bedroom—and gazed at a portrait. It represented a very ordin- ary young man, but Esmeralda thought hint otherwise. "But do I Iove him?" she asked her- self. "Is this .really love or merely a sisterly affection--? Just then the door, burst open and ,her young brother arrived like a whirl- wind. Without a moment's parse, Es- meralda took him by the ear and threw him Out. Then she sat clown before the photo- graph again. "No," she said, with a sigh, "my lave for Arthur is not a sisterly affec- tion—it is something stronger, higher, gentler than that! It has : been estimated that had there been no wars and no epidemics, the present, population of the world; 1,519,00(400 people, could have des- cended from a single couple in 1,782 years, Mutton is considered the most nous-' s nlany pelts. ishing meat. Ask for Minrrd'a : nd take no other. Buy Thrift Stamps. Styles for Summer 9543-9507 9531 Transfer Design Transfer. Design . No. 1022 No. 819 9543 -Ladies' Suit -Coat. (31 -inch on over the head; two styles of .sleeve; length). Price, 30 cents. In 5 sizes, 37 or -•35 -inch length from waistline). 34 to 42 ins. bust. Size 36 requires price, 25 cents. In 8 sizes, 34 to 48 q ins. bust measure. Size 36 reuires 3 yds. 40 ins. wide, or 2% yds. 54 31/4 yds. 40 ins. Width, 1% yds. ins.. 9530 -Ladies' Dress (with or with- 9507—Ladies' Skirt (37 or 33 -inch out two-piece tunic; 37 ' or 83 -inch length from 'waistline).. Price, 25 length). Price, 30 cents'. In 7 sizes, cents. in 6 sizes, 24 to 34 ins, waist 34 to 46 ins. bust measure. 'Size 36 requires 3%/s yds. 40 ins. wide; collar, 14 yd. 36 ins. wide. Width, 1% yds. These patterns may •lee obtained 9530 measure. Size 26 requires, gathered skirt, 2% yds. 40 ins. wide; accordion - pleated skirt, 3% yds. 40 ins. wide. Width, gathered, 1% yds.; accordion from your local McCall dealer, or pleated, 2% yds. from the McCall' Co., 70 Bond St, 9531 -Ladies' Dress (to be slipped! Toronto, Dept. W Still Sold at the Same Fair Price and appreciated by more and more families where tea or coffee has been displaced — INSTANT Atrial of this healthful economical table drink soon demonstrates the cause of its popularity. Jfade instantly in the cup. • .0r. Better Health. nerds a Reason" - ISSUE No, 25—'20. HAva you ASTHMA? Do you endure the misery of Asthma with acesp less nights, dir,°ieult breathing endless ofstrcni tb.? How- ever bad your case quick relief is go rztn.teeet by Vac use of TEq]MOL:E�TON'9 Z . , W \ - 'S H ,CAPSiJ LES This preparation 18 the re- sult 01 rears afexnelnent- ingamid study. Thousands have derived thereateat benefit through its' use. Write for free sample to 'Poor setons, 142 ;Ring St. W., Toronto. Sold by reliable druggists everywhere for 91.04 u pox. TEMPLETON'S • RHEUMATIC CAPSULES For fifteen years •the standard specific for Rheumatism, Neuritis, Gout Sciatica, Lumbago, Neuralgia Manydoctors pre,oribe thous. Write to Templetone, 14: ging st, W., 'Toronto. for free sample. 8uld by :pliable druggists ePuaywborefor s1.04 per box, A Scotch BIessing. "If after the kirk you bide a wee,, There's some wad like to speak to ye. If after kirk, you rise and flee, We'll all seem cold and stiff to ye. The one that's in the, seat wi' ye Is stranger here than you, maybe; All here has got their fears and cares; Add you your soul unto our prayers; Be 'you our angel unawares." MONEY ORDERS. Itis always safe to send a Dominion Express Money Order. Five dollars costs three cents. . Never Wears a Hat. John Parker, of Belfast, Ireland, who was born in England more than fifty years ago, has gone for nine years without a head covering of any kind in summer's heat' and winter's cold, He says he has driven hundreds of miles bareheaded, when the ther- mometer registered 10 degrees or more below zero, but has never frozen his ears and never has a cold in the head or a headache. MINARD'S LINIMENT. is the only Liniment asked for at my store and the only one we keep for sale. All the people use it. I-IARLIN FULTON. The Right Ides. A pessimist and an optimist were discussing life from their different viewpoints. "1 really believe," said the former, that I could make a better world my- self." "Sure!" returned the optimist; that's what we are here for, Now let us get to work and do it:" - BRAY NAD BAD CASE Of ECZEMA On limn, Face and 'Links. Itelact & cora Ile*. "My baby had a very bad case of eczema. It started in small pimples and spread on her arms„and face and limbs, as far as her hips. The skin wassore and red and the breaking out itched so that she wanted to scratch all the time. She was cross and fretful and could not sleep day or night. "Then I seed Cuticurai, and wheal I had used four cakes of Soup and four boles of Ointment she was heel:d.” (Dined) Faro. George . Illsley, R. F. I). 2, Box 44, Coopers Mills, Me., May 5, 1410. Give Crticure Scapa Ointment and Talcum the care of your skin. Soap 25c, Ointment 25 and SOe. Sold throughouttheDominion. CanadianDepot: Lr,�eman°, limited, St. Pati St., Montreel. lhi �Cuticura Soap shaves withoutmar, Jes' 1 -eft. A - negro was trying to saddle a frac- tious Mule, when a bystander asked: "Dries that mule ever kick you, Sam?" "No, sub, but he sometimes icicles. where I'se jos' been." A Protest, Far the second time and without apology the man hanging to the strap trod on thetoes of the sitting passen- ger, barely evading a third crushing, the `latter looked up and observed mildly: "I know, sir, that my feet were made. to walk on, but that is a strictly per- sonal privilege belonging to me." Long -Distance Call. Mr. Tartan Jones was sitting down to breakfast one morning When be was astounded to see in the paper an- nouncement of his own death. - Ile rang up friend Howard Smith at once. "Hailoa, Smith!" he said. "Have you seen the announcement of my death in the paper?" "Yes, replied. Smith. "Where are you speaking from?" i,'iinard's Liniment for safe everywhere A flag on the schoolhouse is fine. A flag in every home is better, and a flag in every heart is best of all. Coal is now $120 a ton in Italy, twenty times as much as in pre-war days. MOTHER! "California Syrup of Figs" Child's'' Best Laxative . Accept "California" Syrup of Figs only—look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless physic for the little stom- ach, liver and bowels. Children love its fruity taste. Full directions on each bottle. You must say "Cali- fertile." Califorma." Ctassiiiied A+ vertisements. 1TEvx7NS' COMPLET. s', n rx 1 $ 42 i 1+7 will pay Yo1.1. tleorgr }ltevene, Peterborough, Ontario, PON I*LM WELL IlUIPPlZx? NEWS]f APf'R J and Sob printing plant in Easters Ontario, Insurance carried *1.1O4. tit*ill ' o for 111.200en 411116k .tla, I3oz R9„ '!Iron l'gblletaipta Co,, Ltd., Toronto- 0OPT ELIE WASTEP. . t{, OPT ELM 'WANTED. 9 TN, ANI) Do not thicker, shipped green from saw. ell until You commw..eaate with us, Xeenan Bros, Limited, Owen Sound. Ont IltdINZITO t;CE0074 <P014 NU8sEes. ryy, E<;,ISTEnI D 3.'EATNING $CEiOQI . ,tor .Nurses; St, Ellza. be o, tIt rz spscai, 294 Sautil Broad Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey, Complete course. Monthly al-. lowauce: first year $5:00, seoend 51.0.00, third 815.00. Address: Superintendent. i rnra ? 'WANTED, kV -ANTED, FIRST-CLASS B]ONCES V VV carpenters to work on interior ' fittings, Good wages, steady work. Apply Laidlaw Lumber Company, 2280 Dundas W., Toronto. LET " DANDER1NEI, SAVE YOUR HAIR Get rid of every bit of that ugiy dandruff and stop falling hair To stop falling hair at once and rit£ the scalp of every particle of dandruff, get a small bottle of "Danderine" at any drug or toilet counter for .a few cents, pour a little in your hand and rub well auto the. scalp: After several , applications all dandruff usually goes ' and hair stops coming out. Every stair in your head soon shows new life, vigor, brightness, thickness and more color. A";eriowe Pioneer Dog, gamed -tea BooiL on DOG. DISEASES and Raw to Pead Mailed Free to, any Ad- dress by the Author. E. Clay' Glover 00., Xao. 118 'West 31a t Street New. York'. U.S.A. SINCE is,11870 FL 04-frao MR -COUGHS ' • ONLY TABLETS MARKED "BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN Not Aspirin 'at All without the "Bayer Cross" For Colds. Pain, Headache, Neprrtl- package -which contains complete MP Toothache, Earache, and - for rectums. Then you are getting real Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neu- Aspirin the genuine Aspirin Tare ritis, take Aspirin marked with the scribed' by physicians for over nine- name "Bayer" or you are not taking teen years. Now made in Canada. Aspirin at all. "Bayer tin boxes containing 12 tab Accept only Tablets of lets cost but a few cents. Druggists Aspirin" in an unbroken "Bayer" also sell larger "Bayer" packages. There is only one Aspirin—"Bayer"--.yon mist say "Bayer?' Aspirin is tho trade mark (registered in Canada) of Bayer Manufacture of Mono- P; aceticaeldester of Salicylicacid. While It is well known that Aspirin means Bayer manufacture, to assist the public against imitations, the Tablets of Bayer Company, will be stamped with their general trade mark, the "Bayer Cross ANCHOR PLUG is the chewing tobacco of superlative excellence. Try a plug today. `r