The Exeter Advocate, 1922-9-21, Page 7RUN DOWN PEOPLE
WEAK AND NERVOUS
Thousands in This Condition
Can Easily Eel!) Themselves.
There are thousands of, people who
bear the pain and discomfort of minor
11le lu the hope that the indispositiou
s 01117 temporary and will be out-
grown in time. Otten such illnesses
are Rpt serious enough to require the
Ittention of a doctor, but will respond
to intelligent Neale treatment if A re-
liable remedy is use& Women, busy
with a multitude of nouseheld cares,
young women in offices or stores, or
girls studying hard in sehool, easilY
fall a prey to that condition of blood-
lessness keown as anaemia The
trouble need not be serious ff prompt
measures are taken to dwelt it in its
early stages. Dr, Williams' Pink Pills
will restore the elements needed to
bring the blood Welt to strength, and
once the biome regains its healthy
quality the entire WY will Bona 'haw
the benefit. Among the many rut
have found benefit througli the use of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills is Mrs. Albert
W. Smith, Miser:teem, Pat., who
eays:—"I was very much brolcen down
healthhad paius in the region of
my heart. and was so alma of breath
that if I went upstairs I would bave
to lie down as soon as I readied the
top. Then a strange nervous twitcb-
tug of the muscles took possession of
me, and every muscle in my body
would apparently be twitching. I be-
came very emaciated, and my family
were much alermett as to my midi-
tien. At title time I read all article in
our home paper concerning Dr. Wil-
limnsPink Pills and decided to give
them a trial, The reset was that in
a short thue I felt much improved,
and under further use of the pills I
felt like a new weman, had gained IR
weight and was in every way better.
1 would urge anyone afflieted at: I was
to give Dr. Williams' Peak Pills a
trial."
Toll can get these pills tbrough any
rneeleine dealer or by mail at 50 Ants
a box. or six boxes for $2.5e from The
Dr. 'William's' hleeleine Ce., Brock -
Title, Ont. e
Leek t seartlight has been found to
result in a general wave of depresslou.
Buried on Mountain Tops. A GENTLE LAXATIVE
a Before Dr. Graham Bell, the theme
or of the telephone, died, he selected
the place wbere he wished to be FOR THE CHILDREN
• buried, He now nee on the lonely top
of Beinn Bhreagh, in Nova Scotia.
who has Mothers—the surest way of keeping
But he is not the only man
your tittle ones well and happy; wise -
been buried on a hill -top. Another ther it is the uew-bern babe or the
lonely ane elevated grave is that of growing* child is to keep their bowels
General Colley, on the summit of Ma- regular and their stornaela eweet. Nine -
Juba Hill, where his little bend was teenth ot all eklldhood ailments are
surprised by Beera and almost annihi-
lated, Near by the result of clogged bowels and sour
is a •cairn et 8ten'es stomach. The most necessary and
bearing the simple words, "Here Col- the best mediciae for little ones is a
ley Fell," gentle laicative—eornething that will
An Americasi poet who styled him- relieve constipation; sweeten the
self "The Poet of the Sierras" is stomach and promote rest and natural
buried on the top of one of the foot- sleep. Such a medicine is Baby's Own
Lille of the Rocky Mow:tame. He Tablets. They are a gentle but et -
rased his own monumental pie close ficient laxative; are absolutely guar -
to the shack where he spent many anteett free from opiates or other in -
years of Iris life. turious drugs and ma; be given to the
Cecil Rhodes, the founder of Rho- Youngest infant with perfect safetta
desia, is buried on the top of a Lill in They banish constipetion and indiges-
South Africa called Matoppo. It is tion; break up colds and simpl' fevers
said that there, in his earlier days, he and give the baby that health and hap -
used to climb and dream of the future, phases which all anemia eheree have
of the vast country spread at his feet.? They are sold by medicine dealers or
and that even then he determined that ' by mail at 25 cents a box from The
that should be his burial place. ' !Dr, Williams' Aiedleiue Co. Brock -
But the meet famous hill -top shrine' vine, Ont.
is that of Robert Louis Stephenson in
Samoa, where he went in search of
healtb. It was his wish to be buried
on the hill -top close to his house, and
hither his remains were carried by his "It is not my intention today to
beloved Sarmans. He Wee wrote his make alarmist statements or quote
own epitapb, which is certainly one ottpanie figures. Without overstating
eat i it ever penned. one's ease one eau say, without tear
of contradiction, that the world's tim-
ber situation glues grave reason for
tlwugbt and enquiry We read in the
report of a recent Arnerlean commis.
sion that timber is being cut at three
times the rate of growth. We know
that reversal exporting eountries admit
that they have ever -estimated their
forest resources. Whole groups of
countries have been ehut out of the
timber trade by revolutions dynastic
changes. and the rise and fall in the
value of exclusge. Even If we do not
An American visiting in Irelaut aecept the idea of a world timber
askee a man servant at a tavern, farnine, we must adndt teat never was
'new mane' matte do Yoe have here a" there a time before in white). the Em-
The British Empire and
Forestry.
"Under the wide and 'starry sky dig
the grave and let me lie.
Glad did I live and gladly die, And 1
laid mo down with a will.
This be the verse you 'grave for me:
here Le lies where he longed
• to be.
Horne is the sailor, home from the
ecu, and the hunter from the
hill."
Three a Day.
pire depended more on its own efforts
Tl4 servant replted. "Tliwee; dinner, for its supply of timber; nor has there
brealifatt and supper." ever been a time more favorable than
the present for urgitag the examlina-
h------
Mu of our Empire -Caliber rizeurees.
The coriteglon of teetlearateas 1t-1--Irord Lovat at Drell -et Empire For -
tache every boy's mind at some thee estry Conference.
or ether. It should 1)z fought iike
other dit-ease. Christ By Radio. is the groat
M '
k for Minard's and take no other. Phyeivian.
Surnames and Their Origin
TAFT,
Variation—Taff.
Racia °HEIM—Welsh.
Source—A given name.
The origin of the family nano of
Taft and the less widely known form
of Taff is likely to prove a bit of a
mystery to those who know tittle of
'Velsh Dallies,
Both of these forms are develop-
ments of Welsb origin, though from a
name whiell is nearly as old as the Old
Testament.
If you trace these names back to
their earlier usage arum the Welsh
you will find that they were preceded
by the usual "ap," signifying "eon of,"
a prefix which, with the change of the
deseriptive phrase into the hereditary
family name, has disappeared in mod-
ern times except where it has been in-
corporated as part of the name. "Ap-
Howell," of eouree, wally became
"Powell," but "Ap Taft" did not amal-
gamate so eerily, and the course of
'east resistance was just to drop the
prefix.
"Taft" or "Taff" among the Welsh
was merely a form of the given name
of David. You can readily see that a
!eight change in the sound of the con -
sextants in this name would give you
"Tafit." (The long "a" in English is
a modern development.") And from
ties the elision nf the 'V readily
yielded the pronunciation '"raft„"
KIRKPATRICK
VarIatione—Kirkwood, Kirkland, Kira
land, Kirkaldy, Kirkby, Kirkley.
Racial Origin—Englis.h.
S o u rce—Loon I Kies.
Here is a group of family names
white: are retentions of one another In
the Etiuse that their sources are simi-
lar, though not exactly the same.
As has been explained in Irevlous
articles the word "kirk" is the sante
word as ectrureb," the former Immune
elation having developed in the North
of England and the Anglo-Saxon part
of Scotland, while tlie southern Eng-
lish gradually evolved the word
"church,"
All of these family names indicate
that their first bearers had lived at one
time in one of several towns or com-
munities. Kirkpatrick (which simply
means Patrick's Church), is a place
name in Scotland, as also is Kirkaldy.
Kirkwoods, tracing back to medieval
times, are to be found In at least two
places in England. Kirkland is a de-
velopment of Kirkland, and places of
this mune exist in Cumberland, Fife,
Lancashire and Weatmoreland. There
are also numerous places by the name
of Kirkby. Kirkley is in Suffolk.
I;
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.47 -*Tr
With black receiver tightly clamped
Against my eager ear,
I listen to the sounds afloat
Upon the atmosphere;
A sole song, e, monologue,
A bedtime tole for Ides.
Tire daily news, a lecture on
'rhe life ef annelide.
But these are not the radiograms
I eeek to gather from
The void where vehmee of the past
Perbapa yet faintly hum;
I hope to hear on ether waves
Still drifting to and fro
Some word immortal Caesor spone
Long centuries ago.
--Minna. Irvine.
A Remarkable 'ResembInnoe.
Brown hadr received a dog as a
birthday gift. One morning while
taking it for a little run he niet the
smafl chlld 01 a poor fumlh
"Is tbat yer new dawg?" she asked.
He answered in the affirmative and
thinking to help her with her pro-
nunciation, said gently.
"D -o -g, my dear, not d -a -w -g."
She reddened a bit, shifted on her
little feet and finally stammered,
eSawful like a dawg, ain't it?"
Friendship caner for sincerity, but
sincerity is not a blunt and needless
tender that wounds friendship. I'Vho-
ever feels bound to say what he
thinks, is doubly bound to think
kindly.
—Aux ;14 •
Taste the joy of living!
PTAHERE is no greater joy than perfect
1 health—the heritage of those who obey
the simple laws of Nature. -
Drugs are useful in case of sickness, but
Nature strongly objects to their continued use
by normal, healthy persons.
• Caffeine, -the, alkaloid in tea and coffee;- is
a slow but powerful drug. In the hands of a
- doctor, it is useful and beneficial. •Aut taitm
regularly, as a daily stimulant, it often upsets •
the nerves, causing serious organic troubles.
Thousands have found health and satisfac-
tion in Instant Postum—the healthful,. whole-
.
• some cereal beverage made from roasted
wheat. It is fragrant= delicious:— satisfying
—and safe. •
instant Postum •
--FOR. HEALTH
"There's a Reason"
Canadian Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Windsor, Ontario
InIn time of the young moon and single Whole System i Classified Advertsementi%
Time of the Young Moon.
star Is 13enefited 14-prANTED--T011110 LADins *my,/
ir y Good Education to Train. aaI wandered up the river road as far
arines, Ont.
Nurses, Wellandra Hosp,lial, St. Ceti*:
low bole
A lonely rooftree that was gray erith
As the old Indian elearieg, and beheld
Beneath the pendulous boughs a wil-
low bolo convalescents
Maadsi)ifraielv, en-reyv,"-rerse
By Tanlac r .A.Dis--Do YoUR °tele HSU-
were 23 Quincy Street Chicago
y.rria.cliine. $2.$v; buttonhole.
Plcoting; attaeh-
And lightless windows that had lost
their soul. Tanlae in bringing back their treater. XeJW YORK STATE Cli. Or '
strength, and w 4,4 people fiencriS_TtysIT_CRING and
luiv .tai.INI__;_rept agents wanted. E, STN.
NI Fraintsing Nurses of S the) P4_e_ TR'
testitied •to the remarkable power of tett
Behind, the ascending mo in slope •sutution and a powerful foe of weak-' di'elialezeh..treeKigYe'n 1""en te and 'S." dannIa-
invigorate the conste Ater, 1•PeapsPti teal Aavnd uBrwki" rilisateecI
school this Fail
was walled eems 01 --ng efficiency. R
to quikly
u located nearprgalli Park'i
John
Alexander William Collins, SY2 1 wilicilienilY
0 St., N. Hamilton. . for the reC•enpetrortirinF
, With deepening umber and dark eater- Ontario, says: i„ rte. woinian desiring to :lit:gees; yam'
ald; A'itt wife was in a mighty bad state ' hesuete
, ebaperenage; attention to health and re.
vidnal tfttert?i ntht"irli 'VP"' incli.
_wori here find a splendid 4•ppro°r:
y
And the deep slumberous river pool be- et health. She could eat very little et i 1'48'1;1
Gare back the scene, reduplicate in headache. Three bottles of Tanta° '' - • •
.
Wrlte to
anything, her back hart badly and she
creation; 1...)ftober class.es now forming.
• tween had frequent attacks of awful sick
green. have made her healthy and strong
AGENTS WANTED.
Only a faint bird agaM.' twittering; naught I War.110LR OR l'ART VAUD TO seen
There is not a single portent, of the i T T our complete lino of electric fix-
e
• body that is not benefited by t e Liberal eornmleslon. W P Barle RI
P au o. enables tr c Supply Co., lase St. Clair Ave.. or,,
at feud I tures and appliances from our catalogue.
1 . the pert aaive sense o•f solitude. lael ful action of T la It' 1 T
the stomach to turn the food Intel ono -
health
Only a white moth guttering; uaught
of stress
To strain the perfect peace and pen-
serelless,
And not a shred of cloud above to mar
Tine beauty of the moon and single
etar.
--Clinton Seollare..
Measures Heat of Stars.
The smallest and most sensitive in-
strument in the world bus been cone
etreetee by Dr, W. W. Coblente, an
Anterleau ecientiet, 'Used for mete.
miring the beat given ,off by the stars,
it will respond to .the heat of a candle
fifty miles away.
The instrument is about the same
size as a fun:stop, and is formed be
weidiug a dot of bismuth on to the
end of a line plathlum wire. The
IOWA is plated lusitis a vacuum tube
'containing e. fluorite window. and con-
nevted by almost Invisible wires to a
gaivaeometer consisting cf a fine coil
of wire end. a tiny swinging mirror.
The tnbe is then placed inside a
large ateronomical telescope, which Is
set -o that the rays of the star will
fall upon the joint. Because Of the,
different propertiee of the two metals
and platinum—au • electric
Moen is generated. - The eurrent
flow tereugh to the gatveleorneter.:
Mel the mirror is moved according to
the arac,tant of heat that has played.
up -on :he joint.
To ntaiulteu
as perfect a vaeuuna as
Wade, the tube fa surrounded with r
calcium, white' a1 -cele: the eh'. Flur-
Ite are naed became. fluorite ;.
is aha ls trausparcnt; Seine rays eau-
punctrate.glass.
At the Yarmour.. 17.M.('.A. Boys
Camp, held at Tueltet Fails in Auguet,
1 found Minard's Liniment most bene-
ficial for sunburn, an immediate relief
tor voile and toothaelto.
Alfred Stokes,
Geneva Seey,
Not Many People Have.
Irishmen and Scotsmen are always
arguing, and one particular argument
raged extremely fiercely. It concern-
ed the origin of the bagpipes each
claiming that his mutter Kati pro-
duced the instrument.
But the last word went to the Walt-
man, who said:
"Weli, the truth is, the Irish invent-
ed the polpes, and gave them to the
Scots—and the Scots haven't seen the
joke yet!"
MONEY ORDERS.
It is always safe to send a Dominion
Express Money Order. Five dollars
costs three cents.
When Clothing Your Feet
(1) Don't try to wear impractical
shoes for practical service.
(2) Don't use snap judgment in the
selection of the place where you buy
your shoes. Scientific foot -fitting is
not usually pract_sed in shoe "cafe-
terias."
(3) Don't fail to bear in mind that
your one pair of feet must serve you a
lifetime.
(4) Don't tell your shoe salesman
what size you wear. Make it his busi-
ness to fit your feet.
(5) Don't foolishly allow -eye
style" to supersede common foot sense
when buying a pair of shoes. .
(6) Don't sacrifice your comfort by
requiring a foot -fitter to do impossible
things. Vanity and foot -fitting are far
removed.
(7) Don't buy price in -buying shoes.
It is only relative, while good, honest-
ly made, comfortable shoes are always
an economy.
An Underground Clock.
It is not generally known that to -day
the world is receiving the correct time
from a wonderful piece of mechanism
buried in the oataoombs of Paris about
80 ft. below the surface of the streets.
The time signals from the Eiffel
Tower, known to all wireless enthusi-
asts, are regulated by this, under-
ground timepiece. It was placed in
such epoeition in order that it sbould
not be affected by ohanges of tempera-
ture or air pressure.
Its average daily reading for the
first six menthe of this yer was leas
than 0.01 second out. For a period of
104 consecutive days no discrepency
Whatever was observed, and from May
25th to June 27tb its total error was
0.0003 seconds per day.
It measured the time, therefore, to
about three ten-milliontbs of a second.
!SOUR Nc 81-404
yblood, bone and muscle, pure i
ties the system and h.4ps you back to
normal weight. Get a bottle to -day
at any good druggist.
One bit a heroiern is always within
ter power—the keeping of our petty':
troubles to ourselves.
Minard's Liniment for Distemper.
PQ SALE,
TAR0I.'UIV4.LUBS ND
Colors, samples free—Oeorgetown
Woolle4 Mills, Ont.
eetrier zrEvratiii.xo& wiafTED.
E RAVE CAS PURCHASER
for a ..-eekly newepaper In On*
tario. Price. rarest be attractive. Send
full information to Wilson Publishinit
Co.. LU.. 73 Adelaide St. W.. Toronto.
Going to the bad is a peer way a! BELTING FOR SALE
hov.fing that you are a good fellow
Show how strong you ere by not triattEsattSR IteMes AND SVC -
TION hos n. and u ed raped
• St., Toronto. Ont.
_an _approval at lowest ,nices
noticing how weak the ether fellow sUbject toccs - 6 l'r
atm. lork Relting Co., 115 York
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Thle tratmeOtl:1Pifi Gnelt41I gtb
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A few grains of this exquisitely
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soothes and cools, and overcomes
heavy perspiration. It is nri !der,'
face, skint br.thy and dusting pante:
and takes the place of other perfumes
for the skin.
Sonp25c. Oiabarat25 maga. Talano2Sc. Sold
throughout theDominion. CanadianDepoti
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ErCuticura Soap shaves without mug.
i$0104 an
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ANY WOMAN
WHO WRITES
Montreal Woman Finds
Health by Taking Lydia
E. Pinicharn's Vege-
table Compound
Montreal, Quebec.—"I was a suf-
ferer for three years, not able to do
my housework. My husband was
diacouraged, for I was no better and
had had the doctor ail this time and
rzothing helped Inc. I was always
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with my left side. My mother in
England recommended Lydia E..
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I have great hopes for the future. 1,
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what good it has done me."—Mns.
Massote St. Henry P. O., Montreal.
'For nearly fifty years Lydia. D.
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It is v.vnInn'S medicine for women's
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UNLESS you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you
• are not getting Aspirin at all
•Accept only an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin," which contains directions and dose worked out by
• physicians during 22 years and proved safe by millions for
• Colds Headache Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgia • Neuritis
Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain
Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 21 and 165—Dimigists.
Aspirin is the trade mark (registered In Caaad a) of Bayer Manufacture Muiefactur o MOTIC,
seetioacides ter of Sal loYlleacid. While it h, wall known that Aspirin means Bayer
manufacture to assist the nubile against imitations, the 'Tablets of )Sayer Comtism*
rUI bo liftituiPed with Mgr general trado mark, tho "Bayer CrOed."