Exeter Advocate, 1914-4-16, Page 3IMPURE 'BLOOD
• IN TICE SPRINO
The Passing of Winter Leaves
• People Weak and Depressed
• As WiUter pasSee limey ib leaves
many people feeling weak, dePness"
est and easily tired, The body lacks
• that vital force and eriergy which
pure blood alone c411 grv'
Dr. WiDiams' Pink -Pills •for Pale
1,)cople are an all -year-round blood
builder and nerve tonic, lint they
are especially useful in the spring,
Every dose helps to inake new, rich,
eel blood. Returning strength coal-
• mencna with their nse and the vigor
and eheerfulness of good health
quickly follows.
There is just one eure for .lackof
bided and that is more blued. Food
is the material from which blood is
made, but Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
donble the valuea. of. the food we
eat. They give strength, •tone •up
• the stomach arid weak digestion,
clear the oomplescien of pimples,
eruptions and boils, and driire out
rheumatic poisons.
, If sou are pale and sallow, if you
ifeel continually tired out, breath-
•iless*. after slight exertion, if you
hane. -headaches or backaches, if
yourjoints aphe, •if your appetite
faile, and food doesnot " 3uresse T1^
eoeer
sleep refresh you, D. Williams'
Pink pills will make you well and
sv, strong. To build up the blood is
the special Purpose Of Dr's Williams'
Pink Pills, and that is why they are
the bet spring medicine. If you
• feel the need of a tenic alt this,sea-
son give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
a fair trial and you will rejoiee in
new health, new. strength and new
energy. Dont let thestrying wea-
ther of eummer find you weak and
ailing Build yourself up TS'OW, with
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills—the pills
that strengthen. .
Ask or Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
for Pale People and do tot be per-
suaded to take something else. If
your dealer does not keep :these
PflIs theiwillfie sent, by mail, post
paid, at 50 Cents a box or six boxes
for $2.50 by INrriting The Dr. Wils
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
Stalked by 'Fifteen Lions.
A massage from Cape Town givee
details of the terrible fa.te which
• befell a• Greek trader named Sae
'tams while on a journey from Ba,-
rotses—s Accompanied only by a7 few
• natives 'Sata.ras was travelling in
charge of ,scme cattle, and '‘oric
• night ,when they were in camp,
about forty miles from Sesheke, fif-
teenlions and lionesses appeared
-*tit of the yertib and: carried off one
of the oxen. The natives urged St -
tares to remain in camp, but he
_14? was anxious to overtake another
• herd of cattle which was travelling
in charge •taf a Man named Laurie
• ,Kerr. All day the lions stalked la -se
.cattle, and, darkness overtaking the
party ; Sataras fell a victim to them.
The terrified natives ran on to
Kerr's camp, but when he returned
' nothing but a few -bones remained
to tell of the tragedy.
. •
•
Lady Was Wise.
I lsave just been tokl, writes a
correspondent eikthe London Daily
Chronicle, tha, story of a • lady of
title who lately heard.that a suffra-:
gette attack; was meditated against
her country house, Instead of gose
ing into hysterics summOning the
•
,police, and setting a guardround
ithe premises, she quietly'forWarcled
a substantial contribntion to the,
:headquarters of the militants: `And
,now she feele safe. Even the wild-
est of the wild women would scorn
to damage property of a supporter.
Stop Sneezing •
Quit -Sniffeling
Cure Your Cold
THE SOOTHING • VAPORS OF CA -
1 •TARRHOZONE BRING INSTAN-
• TANEOUS RELIEF.
Thousands of Testimonials Prove That-
' Catarrhozone Cures Permanently.
When germs attack the lining of the
nose, make you sneeze and gae—when
later on they , infest the, bronchial
'tubes,—how can you follow them with
a cough syrup?
You ean't .do it --that's a11, • Cough.
syrup go to the stoinach-that's why
they faiL:
Btit Catarrhozone geies everywhere
—gets right after the germs---kins
seene—heals the soreness—cures the
inflammation--nutkes Catarrh diSan-
"Nothing 1 have ever used, gives the
,warni, soothing/sensation of Catarrh.
ozone," writes Isabel Fry, of Seguin
l'•r.s.ips, Ont. "I was in a frightful way
milli catarrh of the nose and throat—
tad droppings,- hard breathing, bad
breath and indigestion. Catarrhozone
;relieved, at once and cured me thor-
'oughly. It Is invaluable iti colds, sore
;throat and bronchial, trouble! Not
,difilcult for Catatrhozone to cure, be-
icanse it contains the essendes of pine
;balsams and other antiseptics that
'simply mean death to catarrh. Large
'size costs $1.00, and contains • two
months' treatment; smaller stzes 25c.
4and 50c,, all druggists and sterelteep.
'ors of The Catarrhoz,one Co., Buffalo,
N.Y., and Icingston, Cenada,
ALCOILOT, V.
"
/SUM her of Ex1eriment:4 With Beer
And llinmory Tried,
• I)r, Smith, of Heidelberg, Oer-
Dimly, has recently conducted smile
experiments whieh show how thor-
oughly alcohol disturbs the mem-
ory. A number of • persons •were
given, three Or four glasses of beer
a day and required to memoriae.
, . e
certain •sentences, ano write trisna
down ots "paper. Half a • dozen 'ex-
•periments' werc,made with each per-
son,: No sentence Was .longer than
four lines. The person was given
the sentence and told to go and
write it- out ; ,in fifteen' or twenty
minutes another sentence was given
and the Process repeated.
For twenty days these experi-
ments were carried on; The same
amount of beer was given daily.
After the sieth clety, the errors and
lossee in memory increased,yid on
the twentieth day the losses
amounted to 70,per cent.; that is,
in one hundred experiments over
seventy of them were errors' and
mistakes. The faults of memory
steadily increased. The first day's
experiments showed a. small aniount
of error. Then there was a steady
increase. • ,
This experiment confirms Profes-
sor Kraepe•lin's tests of remeinber-
ing numbers- and words. He found
that withoub. alcohol one hundred
.figures could be rerhembered after
terty repetitions, an airera,ge of two
and a. half muribers to each repeti-
tion. With alcohol the same person
could only remember sixty' figure's
after sixty repetitions, an average
of one number"for each repetition.
This showed a diminution of nor-
mal memory to the extent of over
40 per cent. •,
In every ,day li,fe where accuracy
of memory is -called for, it is a come
mon fact that 'aleishol drinkers' are
the most urireliable.Events. which
the person had' intense interest in
seemed to make little or no im-
pression on the brain swhen under
the influence of,, spirits,:• and only
with difficulty eould be recalled.
Even when rem.enabered they were
distorted' and inaccurate.
• These experiments bring out the
astonishing fact that the memory,
of all the•brain, functions, suffers
most pronouncedly from the .use of
alcohol.
A MOTHER'S PRAISE OF
BABY'S 'OWN TABLETS
Mrs. Fred Tinkham, South Ca-
naan, N.S., writes :—"Please send
me another box of Baby's '-.0wri
Tablets as Ido net care to -be with-
out them. I have used them re-
peatedly and consider them the best
medicine in the • wqrld for litt-le
ortess", Thousands of other moth-
ers say the same thing. The tab-
lets cure all -the. minor ills of ehild-
hood such as constipation, sour
stomach, colic, colds, simple fevers,
etc., and are giiaaanteedto be abso-
lutely safe. •&Jed by medicine deal-
ers 'or by mail at 25 cents a, box
from The br.' Williams' Medicine
_
Co., Brockville, Ont.
„
GREETED EXILE IN SIBERIA.
,
Woman of 'Seventy 'Who Suffers in,
• ,.
•
' th,e Cause of Freedom.'
"Babushka," the Ritesienword
for "little • grandmother;'' is • the
half-enclearing, half -respectful name
applied by reVolutiOnariee, to -lime.
Katherine 1.3r eshkeyelsk, ,,•whose .rez
• cent attenaPt-to ,eape • from her
jiving yfinis in Siberia created such
a stir. ,
• A large ritunherof RuSelari aefu-
„gees' in London assembled necentlYs
bo eelebrate '"Babushka's” seven-
tieth birthday; and a wonderful
story was unfolded by numerous
speakers, marshalled by M. Karpo-
vitch'lihnself 'a eelebrated revolu,
tionary, who eacaped from Siberia
a few years ago. • "
Though born in a well-tosdo fam-
ily, and married to a Liberal land-
owner, Mine. Breshkovsky did not
hesitateto forsake her husband and
her children to enter the ranks of
the first ',."propagandists" among
the 'peasasitry. • That Was in the
early Seventies. •
For doing this she was arrested,
kept in prison for, three years, and
•then arraigned -with 193 others be-
fore a, special tribunal, which sent
her to the' Siberia:xi mines for feur
ea-rs. In 1881 she made her -escape,'
but wascaught and sentenced once
more to our ears' bard •labor,
with euisseqeent settlement _in Sir
.beeia for 'life. •,
. But no `airmenht, of ..hardship aid
`vile trea.Went could"-hreak her in-
domitable spirit, and in 1897 she
simply took the train back to &la-
s/a, and, ignoring the authorities,
helped to estahlith the' Revolution-
ary Socialist party. Subseqrsently
She undertook it lecture tour to the
IThibed States • to obtain funds for
the '`cause.'' '
Her arrest in 1967 followed on the
deounettion of the notoriona sPY
and ag ht-prvoeateur Azeff, Ar-
raigned °nee inore,=-this time with
M. Nicholas Tehaykovekie-ehe was
condemtied in )910 to banishinent to
•Siberita's Though an old woman,
broken in health, she Made a daring
attempt to eacape in December list•'
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Nearly every man s w ng
do his duty as he tee s it,
• You Get Results QUickly.
Wow:Anis- beauty is largely the out-
ward expression of 'health, •
flvery woman, with pale cheeks and
peer.• complexioa needs medicine—
eeede a •potent tonic to iogulate her
system.
To• tone up the stomaelt—to insure
good digestion --to give- new life and
vitalityto-the whoa system—Where is
tpliinerse? realedY 1ik":12r.
liamilton's piii4•
enable you to
eat what you like --they •oorreet con-
stipation—make rfouiishing blood—
instil force and viol into a run-dewn
system, •
'
If nervous and can't sleep, your re-
rnedy is Dr, Hamilton's Pills—they
search out the cause of your condition
and you rise in the morning refreshed,
strong, 'vigorous, ready fbr the day's
work.
Dr. Hamilton asks every weak and
sdebilitated persou to use his Mandrake
and Butternut Pills, They make old
folks -feel young, and weak folks feel
strong. Their effects upon insomnia
and langour is marvellous. Hundreds
declare they soothe and quiet the
nerves so that a good night's rest al-
ways follow their use.
To look well, to feelewell, to keep
well, use Dr. Hamilton's Pills.. They
are •mild, cleansing, strengthening—
good torthe Youngest old, Sold by all
dealers in 25c. boxeS:
TOVS 'WHICH ARE EXPENSIVE.
Illanehesten thaardian Bewails 'En-
. fortunate Fashion."
The London correspondent of The
Manehester Guardian has -been giv-
ing an aecount of the enormously
costly presents which it is now the
unfortunate fashion to give to chil-
dren of the rich. , -
The most outrageously expensive
toys :are calmly , accepted - by fond
Parents as well merited tributes to
the;children's •chemise, as visitors
to eountry houses'especially at
Christmas know tss-their cost. A
small boy, who would probably
haves been equally content with a
half-crown box of soldiers, was re-
cently presented iSith a £40 man-
of-war, the donor's regrets that he
had not been ahle to get" it com-
Plete with _ guns (costing a solid hun-
dred.. .
guineas) being received with
quite mild-clisclaisners,by the small
boy's parents. The tiniest children
are presented with sueh things" ai
grocer's shops gompletely fitted and
costinge small fortune, and expen-
sive mechanical toys.
Added- to this, the appalling tens-
ion of jewellery for children- • has
come over horn America, and the
daughters cif American peereses and
others •possess- complete miniature
jewel cases and expensive, .if tiny,
rings. In contrast, the writer
quotes a description of two! of the
children of the Queen (when she
was Prinicess of Wales) plaYing hap-
pily in the *garden at Frogmore with
cheap spades end buckets, alth.ough
-presumably they had any toys they
could wish for. Every possessor of
a nursery will appreciate the truth
of the moral.. The over -expansive
toy killsimagination by leaving.
nothing to it, and it is just in the
exercise of imagination that a true
child so Much delights.
UPWARD START
• After Changing to Postum-
.
Many a talented person is kept
• back beeause of the interference Of
tea Or coffee -with the nourishment
of -the body.
This is especially so with those
.
whose nerves are very sensitive, as
is often the case with talented per-
sons. There is a- simple, easy way
to get rid of tea and coffee troubles,
and a lady's experienee along these
lines is 'worth considering. She
says :
"Almoit, from the beginning of
the use CI coffee it -111Ert my sto-
mach. By the time, I was fifteens I
was almosta nervous wreck, nerves
all unstrung, no strength to endure
the most trivial thing, either, work
or fun. •
"There was scarcely anything I
could eatthat would agree with
me. The littles,I did eat seemed to
give me mose trouble than it was
worth. I was • literally starving;
•was so weak 1 eould not sit up long
, .
at a time.
"It ,was then a friend brought me
a hot cup of "Postuin. I drank part
of it and after an hour I felt as
though I had had something to, eat
—felt strengthened. That was about
five years ago, and after continuing
Postunr in place of -neffee and .gras
dually getting stionger, tb-day I
can eat and digest anythina I -want
walk stanniehai•I drant fy nerves
are steady.
• "I believe the first thing that did
Mo anY good and gave me an up-
ward start was. Posturn, and I use
it altogether now instead of coffee,"
Name given by Canadian Postern
Co;, Windsor, Ont
• Pestunt now comes in two foems :
• Regular Posiesui -- must be well
boiled. • 15c, and 260 packages.
I fi stela Postiim—is a soluble pow-
der. • A teaspoonful dissolves quick-
ly in a cup of hot water and, wills
cream and sugar, makes a delieious
beverage instantly. e 30c and 50e
tins.
The cost per etip of both kinds is
about the setae,.
• "There's a Reason" fer Poetaini.
—sold by GreCers.
• Pained
"
'
•on
•' whiter
,11.1ne
, for
• wrappea
:dIdal
' roughtowel
come
pp
olidn',t
• engerS
big
• wiaterl
„thought
• and
'• lump
that
when
opening:
piece.'
and
had
There
was
and
suds
piece
to
on
• it.,,
(Signed)
.
sold
•"Far
book,
°kepi.
W1THSALT
Ltittips.,
Finger
,
and:Ointment
liegere
my
when,
in
piece
burned.
thre
on
swollen
"I
. .
take
a
r
Cuticura
a
,
hand
My
1144
know
sonaptirnes.
lied
satisfy.
and
and
,that
` X
the
svas
map
took
with
of
the
piece
was
by
liberal
send
Corp..
RHEUM
and
or
salt
ler.rs,
part
40
wittt
much
blood
1
would
my
They
like
sore
of
a
w411
Tile
still
for
natural
of
and
band
washed
and
the
June
Ointment
everyWhece.
U.
Sleep.
Soap
riuniffi
.EyerY
my
It
that
to take
had
'with
find
6ff.
hands.
pained
a
and
pus
leave
five
the
ulcer
worse.
nay
flannel.
made
with
spread
ha,nd.
N week."2
5;
with
Drug
S. A.
Sore
•
•
of tho
work,
uta
1
a
woold
to alt
that
my
a
Tiais
1
little
after
and
an
-cent
pain
1
finger
size
a
a
(used
11
with.
1913,
are
32-p., •
&
Eind Burned. Hard
Couldn'filest
Swollen. Cuticura
Cured.
„
dorner, N. 13.—R1 had
for a good many
baud would crack and
to wear a glove to
1 wa.shcd in hot water
it used to irritate so
what to do. • 1 bad
and rub it until the
Many a night
and rub them and, sometimes
1 had to scratch
the oext morning 1
of skin. which. 1 had taken
had tors on ono of
they Nvere ulcers.
They started just
would be hard and
would be a big bunch
would be out it would
almost as big as half
couldn't rest or.sletp
burning sensation.
my finger this winter was
more inflammation
almost twice its
Just as red as it pioce
the Cuticura Soap
it and washed, the
.
cotton and af ter ft waS
Cuticura Ointment
of cotton and wrap
'cured in a little over
Mrs. donde Surette,
Soap and Cuticura
druggists and dealers-
free sample a each,
post -card to Potter
Dept. D. Boston.
•
•Workman—I've
sir, and
wages.
• Employer—Very
but I'm
dents that
1101plesi
Gin Pills
•''
• Mr„ ,Samuel
says :^ "Just
PILLS.
could not
ing- seVerely
GIN PILLS
• months
ivith • Neuralgia.
PILLS again
,.quite ,well."
•
- 60e. It
if "you ivrite
Co. of Canada,
•.14
Judging
• Rave
preachers
' ''No.'
. "Yes;
-guess he
her money.',
• "Did
ing a rich
"No;
living room
ccst. at
Not Up To lIim.
gotten
I'd like you to raise
sorry fors
only responsible for
occur in the -works.
married,
my
you,
acci-
By
Montreal,
for GIN
.ago ...• X
suffer-
X' took
well. Two
Rains
to GIN
became
free
Chemical
-
new
I
her for
hav-
on the
have
From liheartatism
---.
Give Prompt Relief
Curing The Kidneys.
,
Longmora. of
a word ofq prai.se.
About fifteen months
walk across my room,
with Rheumatics.
and became ouite
ago, I had Rheumatic
X, resorted
for one week ana
• •
BOti, 6 :tor $2,150. Sample
National Drug &
Llinited, Toronto.
'
by Appearances.
you coaled' OA the
wife yet? -•• -
Have you?"
Iesvas there yesterday.
must have married
ehe say anything about
father?"
but they have a rug
floor that must
least 140."
I consider MINARD'S LINIMENT
the I3EST Liniment in use.
I got my foot badly jammed lately.
I bathed it well with MlNARD'S LINI-
MENT, and it was as well as ever next
dat. .
, Yours wery truly,• .
T. G. IVIcMULLEN,
Aunt (reprovingly)—Williee
it that .
the time?:'
Willie—I
of the time
Try Murine
If you have
Rr Granulated
—Soothes'Eye
Murine Bye
Murine
, 25c, 50e.
An Eye Tail/C.000d
Murine
Winkle
good member
Hinkle—"Why?"
always
house.'!
Minard's
".NOw
said a
`'Have yoir
must wis.rn
you ever
• "Ali!" ,ekelaimed
thought
When did
1 had paid
,
GO till One-third.
yon are such
.
,
ain't. I'm
'
--
how is
a bad boy all
asleep part
Remedy
Watery Eyes
Doesn't Smart
Druggists Sell
Liquid, 25c'50c.
Aseptic Tubes,
Free by Mail.
that Need Care
Co.. Chicago
would make a
Parliament."
Winkle—"She's
bills into the
Burn. Eta. •
to be careful,"
the Witness.
a bankrupt?"
"Again r
careful. Did
V' "Yee."
counsel. "1
et it at last.
1" " After
Eye
Red, Weak,
Eyelids.
, Pain.
Remedy,
Eye Salve in
Eye Books
tor All arta
Eye Remedy
--"My wife
of
•
i ntrodneing
Liniment Cures
11C Carefill.,
'I want you
barrister to
ever been
was the ansiver.
you to be
step payment
, the
1 liatiicl get
that happen
all 1 owed!"
-
Constipation ---,---
is an ene11:1,Y Within the camp, I t .will
• undermine the strongest constitution ,
and thin the most vigorous health.
It leads to Indigestien, biliousness,
Impure bleed, bad complexion, sick
headaches, and is one of the most
frequent causes of appendicitis. To
neglect it is slow suicide. Dr. Morse's '
Indian tteet Pills positively cure
Constipa,tion. They are entirely
• vegetable in comsiosition and do not
• Stekline ' Weaken ot gripe, Preserve
• your, health by taking
• 1),Ies bil ck r a et° s "
1141006:- Root VillA
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ED. 4.
ISSUE
•"iviulNsT woo Domivr PitL
lir°t"K4':07041;4.?4ttnt„
alu'lle"61lye
ilitir
ne
•
If a guest leaves a japanese hotel
without paying 111f3 bill, a broom is
dressed up,..bie 'same is attaehed to
it, and itis inverted As a sign of
disrespeet, says W, L. Iiildburgb.
COMpliiint, he •added, .is then
made to the figure, and it is order-
ed to being- the money next slaY
ul?'alitaltntl,36"sel-:t/ebrellieleitg
to be, and
sacrifice a black horse if they Want
rain. Paper amulets ,are used dur-
g th and ersto rms , and shopkeep
ers ab the end of eaeh year conduct,
demon -dispelling eeremoniee.
To avoid litigation the person
who fears it hathes in the twilight
on the fourth day of the fourth
month: In villages wells are eover-
ecrover during eclipses of the moon,
as the people believe that poison
drops from the sky at Wet time
Pl'ee TitiiieheS in England.
The free -lunch has never been
properly tried in England --chips of
cheese and very dry biscuits being
as far as it has golse. But one
comes across occasionally hostel-
ries where the price eharged for a
good squase meal is reduced almost
to vanishiiag point. . Thi5 writer
pastes every day twoestablishments
that are tarrying On .11,- friendly war
as to which shall give the, cheapest
dinner. • As it stands at presents
one advertises', "eut off the joint,
• two vegetables, and bread and
eheese, for 5d, while the other is
a short head behired with "a good
old English dinner for ed."
a
to Corns Lead to Cancer?
As yet this has not been proved, but
interested parties will find nothing het -
ter, for corns than Putnam's Corn Ex-
tractor, 25c, at all dealers.
The Ecasiest Way.
Joe—What is the easiest way to
drive a nail without smashing my
fingers? -
Josephine—Hold the hammer in
both hands.
•
Minard's Liniment for sal. everywhers
Disguise.
"What a - lovely eomplexign Mrs.
Flimgilt has l'5That isn't a com-
plexion," replied Miss Cayenne.
"That is a disguise."
Minard's Liniment Relieves' Neuralgia..
The Touch, of Genius.
Sandy Macpherson started to
build a small outhouse of brick. Af-
ter .the usual plan of bricklayers, he
worked from the inside, and, as he
had the material close -beside him,
the Walls were rising fast when
noon arrived, and with it his son,
Jock, who brought his. father's din-
ner.
With honest pride in his eye,
Sandy looked at Tuck over the wall
on which he was engaged, and asks
ed :
'Hoo d'ye think I'm gettixi' on?"
"Famous, feyther; but hoo dae
ye get oot? You've forgot the
door!"
One glance round him showed
Sandy that his son was right; but
lOoking kindly at him, he said:
"Man' .Jock, you've get a gran'
heist on ye! Yegll be an arehitect
yet, as sure's yer feyther's
builder."
Piles Cared In 6 to 14 pars
Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind,
or protruding Piles. First application
'gives relief. geo,
His Ambition.
The minister was making friends
with Willie, hie host's son. "And
how old are you7," he asked. "I'm
five," said Willie. "Ah, quite a
little man I And what are you go-
ing to be ?" questioned the mini-
ster, who has been in the ministry
so many years that lie now believes
that he selected his own career in
the cradle, and that all infants do
likewise. "I'm going to be six,"
Willie returned.
Minardai Liniment Cures Dandruff,'
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Since leaving • Melbourne Captain
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Coinpanies Not Worrying. .
"Noting Bounder thinks he is O-
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Because of her own good looks,
Mrs. ,Hateli felt she married be-
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•one -eyed Jim. For six- months she
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Jim listened quietly to his wife's
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lasts in his calm vice,
e"you're my
had now, but if I'd ad two eyes,
I'd 'a' looked. furder,"
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