The Exeter Advocate, 1918-3-28, Page 7DISEASE CONIES "
THROUGH THE BLOOD
To Cure CommonAilments the
Blood Must be Made Rich
and Red.
Nearly all the eammon dieeaseas that
afflia mankind are Cau,sed ,•by bad
blocal—weak, watery blood poisoned by
impurities, ; Bad blood is the eauseak
headaches, mid backaches, hunbago
and elteumaitasin, debility and indigese
tIon, nem:Le-We sciatica , and -other
nerve troubles, It is bad blood' that
uses disfiguring skin diseases like er shaft in our house. He said there'
was a bat in the shaft . -.1 hastened to
the top, and there, sure enough, was
some dark object ilutterang about in
the dim light. r seized ,a broom . and
struck it. It still 'flattered. I streick
it again and again. It seemed invul-
nerable. At last I used the handle of
the broorn on it, but without effect.
By that time I had become ange.‘ty
with the thing, and I was determined
to kill it. I assaulted it with the
-bamom until I was almost exhausted,'
and my mother put a step to the Pro-
ceedings. Investigation therishowed
that the "bat" was a black bow, sur-
reptitiously removed from my mo:
tiler's best hat by mye father and
strung upon an iecM wire in such a
way that a slight vibration made the
bow flejtter. °My father enjoyed the
joke hugely—metch more than my mo-
ther and I did, He spent a whole, day
working out that scheme.
me
dawn in health, suffered from free He was the ost intensman
ever knew. He left no stone unturn-
qUentespells of indigeation, billions -
ed on' he decidedlo. do anything. I-
e tees, and sick headache. I had an al -
went hoene one day and told him that
most constant pain in ray head, and'my
a man in a drugestore had offered te
housework was a' source of dread, In
El
act I felt so miserable that life held give me ' white poodle in exchange
but little enjoyment. I was advised for a penny with two heads on it. ,11
was too 'young to khow that one head„
to try Dr. Williamia Pink Pills, which
I did, and the result was simply mar-
only is allotted to ,every penny in this
venous
world. But father listened very grave -
by saying and can best be summed g that they'made me feel like anc1act that he had no doubt that
•a new woman, and fully restored
we cou14,,.prdcluce the two -headed pen -
health. I would advise every my ,
ny without trouble. Then- he filed
woman
and girl who has poor blood, or is run 'down the "tail" ,side of 'two pennies
down in health to give these wonder -
until he had worn away exactly half of
each. ' The next step was to solder the
fal pfils a trial, I amenever without
them hi the house."
At the first sign that the blood- is
out of order take Dr. 'Williams' Pink penty with two heads.: The drug -
pale, and, note the speedy i,mproae. store man was dumfounded when I
.
ment they make iu. the appetite, health produced it—but didnet get the
and spirits. You can get these pills white poodle.
• through any medicine,. dealer or by
mail 'a*.t 50 eents. a box or six boxes for
a2.50. from The ]Jr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Broekville, Ont.
AN INEfusTItious JoHEit,
Reminiscences of the Celebrated Sir
`Hiram Maxim.
Although a predilection for, practical
joking may well be considered as a
weakness of character, the weaknesses
of great men are often interesting,
and there is nothing reprehensible in
most of the pranks that, according to
the l-lartford Times, are attributed to
Sir liiram. Maxim by his son, Mr.
1-Iiram, Percy Maxim.
At one time in my boyhood, says the
distinguished son of a more distin-
guished father, 1 was very curious
about bats, One day my father called
to me from the top of the dumb -wait -
ceezema„ and salt rheum, pimples and
eruptions. The severity of the trouble
indicates how impure the blood is, and
it goes always from bade to worse un-
less stefis are promptly taken to en-
rich. and purify the blood. There is no
use trying a different medielne for
each disease, for they all come through
the one trouble ---bad bleod. To cure
any of these' troubles you must get
right down to the root of the trouble
in the blood. That is just what Dr.
Williams Pink Pills do. They make
new, rich, red blood. They simply
purify and enrich the blood, and, elle
• disease disappears, That is why Dr,
Williams Pink Pills' have cured thou-
sands of caees after other medicines
had" l'airedalere is proof of the
powere of Dr., Williamaa Pink Pills to
e •
cure Mrs. M. Stills, who resides
near the town of Napanee, says: "I
cannotliraise Dr. Williaras' Pink Pills
too highly. I was very much run
two halves together so skilfully that
they Made What seemed to be a whole
OLD QUESTION REVIVED.
How Long Would it Take -a 'Stone to
Fall to Centre of Earth?
Studying the velocity of shells and
bullets fired in the war led Maurice
Sauger, aFrench geometer, to turn to
the ,old question of the time it would
take a stone to fall to the centre of
the earth. His conclusion was . that
it wotild take about 20 minutes 34 sec -
ons.
Gassendi, who gave :ths subject
much thought in the last centurY,
. made fate time 20 minutes even„ Ater -
serine on..the other hand contended
that 6 hours would be required.
-Sauger says that as the stone -ap-
proached thee centre of the earth it
-would be drawn downward by the core
of the earth and upward by the shell
which it had already penetrated. The
rate at which the density of the earth
varies or increases as we pen-etrate
to greater depths is unknown. Sau-
ger's formula is based upon consider-
ations of the moment of inertia, of
Hie earth, as calculated from the'pre-
cession of the equinoxes, which agree
with observations On the density of
the earth conducted in mine shafts. -
If a shaft were driven right through
. the- earth the stone would appear at
the Antipodes -after 38 minutes 30
seconds' and then return to its start-
ing point, at which it would make its
reappearance at the end of 1 hour 17
It should be illdgaI to cut dowff any
sugar -maple tree. Our forefathers
know no other sugar, and we may well
.go back tethis beet kind now.
Food That -
Cohserves
The- recognized value of
ts
as a "saving'," food, fbr
these serious times, rests
upon real _merit,
'Unlike the ordinary
cereal Grape -Nuts re-
quires no sugar, little
ni1k. or crearn,/ and re-
' quires no coli.
t h e I.- preparation in
Serving.,
A trial is. well worth
while for those who
yinc, erely desire to Nave.
‘‘Tilere's, a Reasop"
7-so1d by Gtxx.ers.
Our great recreation was -going to a
hookstore. Fatherand 1 would visit, a
certain store et- certain times, buy
-
from one to thirty books andorder
them aent home. Then he would con-
duct me to the middle of the street and
say, "Now let's run home." Imagine
a man in a frock coat, with a silk hat
jammed ;down over his ears, tearing
at a great* rate through the streets of
Brooklyn with a small boy at his heels.
But that was always the conclusion Of
our book -buying excursions.,
CONSTIPATED C,HILD.REN
Nothing aall so quirokly reinove
childhood constipation a6: will Baby's
Own Tab1ets.6 They are a mild but
thorough laxative; are pleasant to
take; do not griPe and never fail to
regulate , the stomach, and bowels.
Concerning them Mrs. Adolphe Noel,
-Petite Lameque, Que., says; ---"Baby's
Own Tablets are the best remedy for
constipation I kmytv of and I- ateould
strongly reconunend them to all
mothers of little ones." The' Tablets
are sold by medicine dealers or by
meal at 25 cents a box from the Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
Try Maple Sugar. :
Not many years ago cane sugar
soared to, a price of fifteen cents a
pound and relief was obtained by the
manufactureof maple sugar. Your
grandniother used at to sweeten - her
tea and to make her pies -and cookies.
Try it now, when can sugar is so
scarce and is needed so '-badly :by
France and Italy and Great Britain.
,
12finard,s Zinlanent Relieves Neuralgia.
Fighting,Basement Fires.
Fires Originating in the basements
of business buildings constitute, one
of the most potent causes of fire loss
in Canadian cities. It is difficult to
believe that the owners of such build-
ings are entirely ignorant of m:fail
to appreciate the value of dry sprink-
ler systems for basements. The fact
thaVrto expense for the installation of
special water suppliee is involved
makes the cost reasonable. A dry
sp,rinkler equipment for • basements
consists of dietribnting pipes with
sprinkler heads as. in the ordinary
system but with the supply main car-
ried to the outsieleawall of the build-
ing where it endsein'an ordinary hose
connection: When '
NASAL CATARRH"
sprinkler heads are opened by 'the ' •
This fOrm of Catari'h 18, to Say' the
heat, the liven -len attach their hose to least, sickening and disgusting beside
the external auxuyiy connection and being most common arid highly' daniers-
Speak Of Them In
The Highest Ternis
Why Mr. and Mrs. West Recom-
mend Dodd's ,ICidney
They CUred Mr, West's Lumbago and
Made Mrs. West Feel Like a New
Person. They.Are the Best „Tonle,
St James, Man., itlarch 18alt—
'(SPecial)---That Dodd' e ,aidiley Pills
are Jiving up to their great reputation
in the West ia- twice proved, by Mr.
and Mrs. • C. West, well, known ,and
highlY- respected residents this
place. Let Mrs. West tell tho story
of what the -great Caaadian kidney
fieeTsiteedy. b ,
has done for her asbam1 and
"My thusband suffered frorn attacks
of lumbago," he states, "and the doe -
tor l did him no good, lid I can truth-
fully say thiil since using 'Docld's Kid-
ney Pilfs he is entirely free from
lumbago. • '
"1 myeelf took six boxes of Docld's
Kidney Pills and am just Mee a'new
person. I have gained 10 lbs. since
using them -and, my friends compli-
ment me on hew well I look.
"I have recommended Docia's ,Kid-
ney Pills to eome af my lady friends
who Were eomplaining of not feeling
well, and they, like myself, speak
bighlysof -them." ,
Dodd's Kidney Pine cure the kid-
neys. Cured kidneys" make Pure blood.
That is wlay Dodd'e Kidney Pills are
the best tonic.- ,
ANY CORN LIFTS GUT,
DOESN'T HURT' A SAT!
No foollebnessi Lift,your corns /
and callusei off wlth fingers
--It's like magic!
Sore corns, hard cores, son corns or
any kind of e, corn, van harnele,ssay be
lifted right out with til,(3'fingers'if you
apply alien the cora a few drops of
freezone, eaare a Cincinnati aUttfority.
• For little cot one me get a small
bottle of freezone at any drug store,
which will positively rid one's feet of
every Corn or callus without pain.
This simple drug dries the moment
It is applied and does not even irra
tate the surrounding skin Wthle
ap-
ly1ng it ,61' afterward.
This announcement will interest
many of our readers. If you' drug-
gist hasn't any freezone -tell him to
surely get a small bottle for you from
bis wholesale drug house.
•
•
Seeds of pansy, verbena, salvia, pe-
tunia, stock, sweet alyesum, minulus,
maurandia, sensitive plant,
nium, authirrhinum and dianthus may
be sown in pots or boxes for summer
flowering.
iffilit0 Granulated Eyelids.,
What Women Work At,
Miss Helen, Fraser of Lention is in
New York now belpiag WoMen to
arrange their tasks eystematically.
At a largely attended meeting she
gave facts and figUre-S lo hOW how
woaderful was the working p6Wer of
the British I.VOMen. We quote a
few ot her facts and figures,
Eight hundred thousend women
are in munitions plant.
Two hundred -end fifty-eight thou -
,and women are on 'the land.
Eighty-three thousand women
in Government offices:
Forty -thousand women are "some-
where in France" at Military bases.
Sixty thOuSand women are YO1U11.-
'Lary,: hospital WOr).CerS.
A thousand Worn6n are patrols.
This is but a part of it. There are
also aegreat number of home women
Who give much of their time to war
activities.
re
IVIinardts X.Intauent Cures Dandruff.
NeVe/' subject plants'in the house or
eonseryatory to strong drafts of air.
Before putting a garment wit*
snap fasteners on it through a weir:4',
er snap the fasteners ehut.
rort SALE
Men buying you Plano
insist on having an
1°C)TTO HIGEL."'
PIANO AOTI()N
112irne.53gi549ATIViii THiCii SWOLLEN 6:.5555S
relieved by Marine. Tryd•
t
"trOUR SN0SmarlirmAsit Eyeeerafort Roar, have Thick Wind
yoin EYesand In Baby 'Yea. that make a horse Wheeze'
marine Eye Re IneiRy At YOur Druggist's or ba, or Cliblee-dovaa, can be
EYo Sztvo, In Tubes 26e. or hook)(ePrihi) y. r re Cluee d with
sOl. bottle main
Ask Uterine Ey ie liasniesay Co.; Cliticazo d
The rat carries.bubonie plague and As the season ad nces plants in
many ,other'diseases.httal to inan 'and the house or under glass require mere"
has no doubt been responsible for water- -
rrio're- untimely deaths among harnan .
. .
'Doctors Recommend
beings than all. wars of history. ..,
_ -
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Have used' MINARD'S LINIMENT
for Croup; found nothing equal te it;
sure cure. • - •a.
CI-IASe E., SHARP.
Hawkshaw, N.B.: Sept, lit, 1905'.
A hardwood wedge in an ax -helve
will not -stay half.,so long as one 'nide
of pine. The softer wood when -well
driven in grips the hardwood and
sticks like a dog 'to a root.
lVfinard's Liniment for sale everywhere.
•pou-.Opto for the Eyes
Physicians 'And eye specialists pre-
scribe Bon-Opto as a safe home remedy
In the treatment of eye troubles and to
strengthen eyesight, seta under money
refund guaranty by all druggists. ,
Th e Cause of
Heart Trouble
Paultr digestion causes the
genefatiort of gases in the
stontadowhich Inflate and press
down on the heart and intenere
with its regntar actionrcausing
faintness ancrpain. 16 to 30
drops of Mother Seigel's, Curative
Syrup tater ateals tia eta `digestion
right,wbich allows the heart to
beat full and regular.
Peg
l'ATEIDE.I.,Y NEWSPAPER IN WEST -
V ern Ontario. Doing a good busi-
nese, Death of owner places it on .the
market. A great chalice Inc a man with
'cash. • Apply 13ox 82, Wilson Publishing
Co., Limited, Toronto. '-
NVEL
as'icl. lob printlngtpiant 10 lOactero
Ontario. Insurance carried $1,500. Will
.go for $1,200 cm quick sale. Box SO,
Wilson Publishing Co„ Ltd.. Toronto.
ivascELLaBraiotrs
also other Bunches or Swellings. No blister;
no hair gone, andhorse afat at work. Eco-
tornical—only a few drops required at an ap,
plieation. -$2 per bottle delivered. Book 3 M free,
ABSORBINE, IR,, the -antiseptic liniment fot
mankind, reduces Cysts, WellS, Painful,
Swollen Veins and Ulcers.$1 and $2 a bottle at
dealers or delivered. Book "Evidence" free.
'W, F, YOUNG, P, D. F., 516 Lymans Blt„ Montreal, Can
ilsorbine and,Absorbine, Jr., are nude In Canada.
r
moroR
STYLE
"Write tesi.610.7 0‘11,r
FREE CATALOGUE
*herring our full lines of Bicycles for Men
and Women, Boys and Girls.
MOTOR 'CYCLES
MOTOR ATTAOHNIENTS
Tires, coaster Brakes, Wheels', Inner Tubes,
Latnps, EellM, Cyclometers, iSaddles, Equip.
merit and Parts of Bicycles. You cnn, buy
your suppilis froni us at wholesale prices.
T. W. BOYD & SON,
27 Notre Dante Street West, Montreal.
AND prnqp3...
—IF YOU SUFFER PROM—
.,
e*
'Catarrh, 34 hal Deafness, tiead Noises;' Catarrh of the Stomach., (which
18 ofted.`-mi\Stakqn for Indigestion), Catarrh of the BOWeiS,, Asthma,
Bronchitis, _Loss of Sniefl,,Phiegtn dropping in the kack
part of the Throat, or if you have a Cough
YOU, SHOULD NOT FAIL TO READ EMERY WORD 0 FTSARTICLE
What parmint, the. Wonderful English Formula,
Has 'Done for Others It Will Do For You
CATARRH, OATHOM AND That nasal catarA Is a nauseating
INSIDIOUS rilSgAsE •-••ease any .one knows who has had to sit
- close to or talk face ta face with a per -
Catarrh is a very comet -ma iiame'for son ‘reekingewith purulent catarrh. Have
you ever had to, endure in sickening
a very common disease, -so common that
e a
most people do not realize hew fearful, silenc'the hawking and gagging' of
catarrh victimor had to Sit close to
dangerous and disgusting it is. A. cold
in the head, hawking, spittingblowing such a person and experience a.disgust-
of the nose , phlegm dropping in the ing, ,appetite -losing, foul odor, which you
,
could not explain, and did not know
throat bad brcah, dullness of mind, bad
humour --this Is, the way It startswhat it was? That is catarrh, and there
,
And wheradoes It end? Frequently in klut'leowniainty people who "have Lt and don't
Catarrh of, the Stomach, Catarrh of the
Bowels, Broridhitis, and often slight or •
_total deafness results.' CATARRH OF THE STOMACH
HOW CATARRH STARTS .(„Often mistaken for DyOpepsia,Or In -
Catarrh usually begins .with a ColCin el igestion)
the head.litiny, oases. of indigestion' and cleseee-
The catarrh germs breathed in throngh sia are simply the result of catarrh of;
the mouth or -nostrils have settled upon the throat and stomach. At night' ad;
you lie asleep, the mucus drops down
from .the throat and head ,and Is swell.
lowed Into the stomach. In the morn -
the inflamed and delicate mucous mem-
brane that lines the nose and throat.
These 'germs are harmless to healthy tis-
sues; when they lodge,tinon an irritated
surfa.ce it means a more and .more dis-
eased condition of the membranes. They
thus produce further inflammatory irri-
tation, and in .thne even ulceration, The
sufferer from catarrh often finds his
sight and- hearing failing. He suffers
Erdrn an almost constant dull ache over
the eyes and across the, forehead. The
mind becomes dull when the membranes
of the rideal cavities are In a disc,harging
condition. vs.
• It is the pus and decaying matter ooz-
ing from. these sores that crises he
t.rr ,1r)a• lair not notice it your-
ectItt i V ? larvtli so dommen o lotusvo
sel ou y do not. But your
friends do, though they are too careful
n outbreak of of your feelings to tell you so,
fire occurs in the .basement'the neareetr
the sides of the thr:os,t. The germs are
quick, to take ,advantage of the oppor-
tunity. They invade , the Eustachian
Tubes. Their presence and irritation it
causes produce 'more and more mucus, t,,m.. , ,
Gradually this Ells up' the ear "'tube so
difficulty. The patient finds his hearing
that sounds can only pass through with
slowly going. When the tubes are corn- ...., -
TlletelY filled total deafness rhay. result aioaea‘e prices not increasedL25c 50c $1
ICI ANCER, TUAI/5ES. LUMPS, ETC.,
Internal arid external. cured, With-
out pain by our home treatment. Write
us before too late. Dr. I3ellma.n Medical
rsa. Limited, Collinstworvi. (mt.
CUTIOURA H
ITCHY PIMPL
On ''ace. Badly Disfigured,
Used 2 Boxes Ointment
and 3 Cakes Soap,
had a bad itchy lot of pimples on
my face which made it badly discigured.
They were inflamed and came to a head, '
and I could tear my skin as soon as
little heat came near them. I could.
hardly sleep.
"When I saw Cuticula Soap and
Ointment advertised I sent for a tree
sample which did so much godd that I
bought marc, 'and I used two boxes of
Cuticura Ointment and three cakes of
Cuticura Soap when I was healed."
„ (Sivgned) Miss Bertha Nilsson, Stock-
holm,' Sask. _
, If you have a goo complexion keep
it so by using Cuticura Soap daily and
Cuticura Ointment occasionally.
For Free Sample Each by Alai! ad-
dress post -card: ‘Cutieura, D'ept. A,
Boston, U. S. A." Sold. everywhere,
IEI
iosr, ax\
tone
Ah Thal,t's the Spol
Sloan's Liniment goes right to it.
Have you a rheumatic ache or a
dull throbbing neuralgic pain? You
can find a quick and effective relief
in Sloan's Liniment. Thousands of
homes have thierernedy handy for
all external pains because time and
time again it has proven the quielrest relief.
2o clean end emy to apply, too. No rub-
bing, no stain, rio inconvenience as is the
case with,plasters or ointments. If you once
nee Sloan sLininecia?,youw:11 never be with-
out it,
Generous sized bottles, at ell druggists,
,
In deafness from nasal catarrh, which
affects the middle ear, it oEten happens
that orackling• sounds are present which
distress and confuse the patient. These
are lue to the fact that the mucus which
Ella, the upper part and. back of the
throat is covering the opening of the
Eustachian Tubes and the bursting 'of I
bubbles or :the movement of mucus
causes the sbuncls 'which come from the ;
altered. resonan,eg of the ear. At ter a
,crackling report the, head may seem
clearer and the hearing better for a
time Later on in the case there may be
crackling sounds when swallowing, ,
which come from the gefforts of a stif-
/rig you awake feeling heavy and tired;
there Is a bad taste in your:mouth7You famed muscle to open' the tubes vvhich
are in a bad humour; you worader• what 'yield. with a jerk. ;
age! YOU, You have catarrh; catarrh of The above explanation of a most coin-
poison,ed how absurd and`bmon cause of and Is reeking with the (118'- deafness should make it ,
ar seless It Is to at-
;
the stomach, and, your whole syStem is cle
Caere. 'Your stomach has bedome clogged tempt to overcome seek' deafness by ear-
drums or de'viCes of a Strollar sort.
OW RAISES
600 CHICKENS
After Being Relieved of Or.
garlic Trouble by Lydia E.
Pinkharn's Vegetable
Compound.
Oregon, 1l1.—'I took Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound for an or -
and the delicate membrane is Coated
with a vile sticky substance. The catarrh Bet it be understood, however, that ,
mucus reuses to be digested and only Parmlnt is not for ear, troubles other ganic trouble which
passes out .of the stomach with great trthoaillItehiessecacuasuesdedbybsycattentsrfriea%erlfaryaonuyr pulled me down un -
difficulty. i,,Ittle by little, the mucus til I COUld not put my
ried, settles peirrnanentIy on the mucous disease apart from catarrh. or If caused
•foot to the floor and
with the catarrh germs which it has car- ‘.:
membra,ne.which lines the stoniach. , iPlyy : ir: y si iiic.1111:::::::: nn: :7ml: 0 eta,sf: you,„
and you should commit your own fain- e01.11.dscarcelyelo my
- •
work, and as i live
Real dyspepsia: ancl 'indigestion are , s
Catised," by a' lack of digestive Deices. • on a small farm and
h
aaut here we have a condition were the DON'T NEGLECT A COUGH
t... . raise six hundred
membrane is able and read - y to do its If you have a cold amcIt has left yon
Work, but it is prevented by fdreign mat- 'with a cough, ,no matter 'how slight ---
ter which has dropped dlitvn from the you ought not to neglect iti
head 'and coated it. nowethem can the A ctiugh IS tretiet'ally an indiea,tion
usual treatment for indigestion be of that there is Intianiniationin a danger -
use? Since catarrh is the cause of the ous place, and proper treatment Omuta
trouble it Is the cat•trrh that nal s t be be secured at once. Delaying treatment
the water is hnniediatel d' d ous- The changes f weather render the I,
Irecte delicate' mucoue merni)raties In the nos If, you have catarrh of the may mean that the "cough. may settle
upcon tile seat of tile fire. The„.eaaele. and throat very susceptibie to trateemme, .s.setallililla.14,01,11,11:1':,:v"et-Ithebiti,eliti'et that la taken ',faith- develop rineu stay Even th g too.j.
LiOn, and thus encoura,ge the' birth my] T, 01 a. reasonable length of time rough ti t .c1 e ell
, . fount 0.f losive Prom" t a.ttentioa" s y • a y ''
nice es a, anger and shou d re- -
plete saturation. ef..t.hetontent f tl
s o.. le growth Of catarrhal g'erins, • you an n ,t 4...
chickens every ,year
it made it very hard
for me.
'1 Saw the Com-
pound advertised in
Our paper, and tried
be called the .highwaY of liee. • 1. and .ti me expended.
we, believe that you will 'end a eh
it 1.• /tie. s out mY health so can do 11 m ork .nd
o my „rum s —Mrs D M
men can effeetively . operate I 't
(Ir
tespi e aaahe throat itself te d'y'i t
EA FNESS hUs
hoc ' '
't t' f d "
basement is tlnis, avoided, the fire, Fe ear :the eee , a you cough ha,s become extremely tiee 's ' •
, P en. ed am so gratef al ti et I am recommend-
ieee no„,te.‘ told. thi,ocie are wliat; mi tel ef t 'vill fully compensat
ag of o you loi a long tiMe
agus or 11 Parmint. R. R. '4, Oregon,
all basement fires a d gl'""
losS by both fi t
ng to the relief froin troilble ttte ,use 4.1;TMRS,
e se- snio which IS CoMnion to m',1,1,1„',,Passitstes: on'e the Oestatill '
stomach, the Other A cause- which is responsible for
CAUSE OF D
.fife water 1, ..; . 1- leap tEL,O1Y ttadt, or 'J'rachea • t
Onlywomenwhohave suffered 'dieter -
d . gou g eat nlanY Cases ol' deafnoss 1,4 ce aerli
aige y minim:tee O the bronchial tubes anti lungs. The whole trour • " • WHAT IS PARMINT?
tures of such troubles and have dragged
• • and the length of th ' in pueea and If nese, throa,t and Iting:A i'llhairga'03 0i w"leh tells °I' ?-"' It is eete'bi"aden et Ingredlen'te
n ient ing into.. the post- laving values in the treatment of ca- aelonegdfroTm:drItY,z:,topt.lay, C1),,n realize the
1,),egms in ,•
rirrougll the lungs tile blood prtsses with a ,eimpie 'cold tri,, the Prarali‘in.ing such arrnitit is. an English i'oriettilit mit on
To measure eat. core in a ern), contact With tile :3,ir. If the air bres.thett i t fooling ' 1 CI- °r1 3) nen reot and herb
, , ' every heart beat,. and there comes JD a cold almost eVery ),.'s ex
e oes the mailret in England about 10 Years
, e crib by the are' son'ud; the -dark , blood ia at onee ilq9e1 Compound, brought to `Mrs. Alters.
itikham's Ve,getrible
ply tile ntlinber cul51-c 1'64 hY faur the afr ere:tatted in 'is bed; et- 06 110:40. it is difficult to blo ' t' r (-e )61' 'write Lydia:.'E. Pinkham'S"
; °tee in ,00.,s,tv,„.tilai,soalti,tospoaee,bowlilioesree oinolnnete,nisrapl_leita (vie mefnelia,tion and if there are any corn
,
e "'s be ebtsin'i a't.' '1.118-11- Tile -result of thifee 40 yearo experience
• 18 11,1 alo lay WI( an this by‘1,110. hogi14 sehieh plata, ed „Otatees. out' ott leitige etathPilitene"a\tsiblees eilet'elemeerteteettl'inffielii:34:tel'ihtichlet et.after,I,heelein.eiei'ottitdic'efds4tib'ornalnetli'lliaa. hest e r.14C:ade eeon Wnditie/11 eeliveiii;d1';')brko'lf*6t inbyiresi:* k;ielateorsr-
the corn will.level efe, Then Inetet a- 11141114 red t.re'a.ma otutia7lag life 47,6 10 accompanied by. catarrhal' seei e onR,. o niatei Jai uo in it is possible 10 obtoine °1:11!' 6e , m
eteeneth all the body if bOwever•t
s . throat or lungs are cliscase.c1 in any wa.y, liftwle it ,up. `s:Vben such conditions' "Par,ntint---Dolible Strength.' '1.'hese one- iledicina :1 Mas
and cut off the rignt-Mtnel iigure., '11 tl h 11( od (in9teld 'beim, purified Ivcve becOMe ehronie ae •eetearil the ounce b tat.
'glees the btuiliele of shelled' corn, by Its passage throegh the Mngs)
, , st, or lib VICO,.
1, , 0(4 C ..1,1U;thr.` " OOSt anda the (tne-ointee Is eieffielant _
t atilt f irtl er aol'oned ant , iratous ' ‘earryins thr germ tualo half -Tint r)f Ilarrafst is,ssis- IS' nu YOU!: serVlue4
goes on Its wa4. carr'Sring the, clieceee itt ileope 'Into 1 hvotxt. ,The, glue -Mite to talttit when rnIXed as • Oil:eel:0 10 ea.021 .„„j
nausea 11»g nines etiette. ler eat time 10 ' EI). 7.
;maitre 'Liniment cures Buries, Etc. ` a . pti o•
%
cOr/i
4:7
,a
.,
the water is hnniediatel d' d ous- The changes f weather render the I,
Irecte delicate' mucoue merni)raties In the nos If, you have catarrh of the may mean that the "cough. may settle
upcon tile seat of tile fire. The„.eaaele. and throat very susceptibie to trateemme, .s.setallililla.14,01,11,11:1':,:v"et-Ithebiti,eliti'et that la taken ',faith- develop rineu stay Even th g too.j.
LiOn, and thus encoura,ge the' birth my] T, 01 a. reasonable length of time rough ti t .c1 e ell
, . fount 0.f losive Prom" t a.ttentioa" s y • a y ''
nice es a, anger and shou d re- -
plete saturation. ef..t.hetontent f tl
s o.. le growth Of catarrhal g'erins, • you an n ,t 4...
chickens every ,year
it made it very hard
for me.
'1 Saw the Com-
pound advertised in
Our paper, and tried
be called the .highwaY of liee. • 1. and .ti me expended.
we, believe that you will 'end a eh
it 1.• /tie. s out mY health so can do 11 m ork .nd
o my „rum s —Mrs D M
men can effeetively . operate I 't
(Ir
tespi e aaahe throat itself te d'y'i t
EA FNESS hUs
hoc ' '
't t' f d "
basement is tlnis, avoided, the fire, Fe ear :the eee , a you cough ha,s become extremely tiee 's ' •
, P en. ed am so gratef al ti et I am recommend-
ieee no„,te.‘ told. thi,ocie are wliat; mi tel ef t 'vill fully compensat
ag of o you loi a long tiMe
agus or 11 Parmint. R. R. '4, Oregon,
all basement fires a d gl'""
losS by both fi t
ng to the relief froin troilble ttte ,use 4.1;TMRS,
e se- snio which IS CoMnion to m',1,1,1„',,Passitstes: on'e the Oestatill '
stomach, the Other A cause- which is responsible for
CAUSE OF D
.fife water 1, ..; . 1- leap tEL,O1Y ttadt, or 'J'rachea • t
Onlywomenwhohave suffered 'dieter -
d . gou g eat nlanY Cases ol' deafnoss 1,4 ce aerli
aige y minim:tee O the bronchial tubes anti lungs. The whole trour • " • WHAT IS PARMINT?
tures of such troubles and have dragged
• • and the length of th ' in pueea and If nese, throa,t and Iting:A i'llhairga'03 0i w"leh tells °I' ?-"' It is eete'bi"aden et Ingredlen'te
n ient ing into.. the post- laving values in the treatment of ca- aelonegdfroTm:drItY,z:,topt.lay, C1),,n realize the
1,),egms in ,•
rirrougll the lungs tile blood prtsses with a ,eimpie 'cold tri,, the Prarali‘in.ing such arrnitit is. an English i'oriettilit mit on
To measure eat. core in a ern), contact With tile :3,ir. If the air bres.thett i t fooling ' 1 CI- °r1 3) nen reot and herb
, , ' every heart beat,. and there comes JD a cold almost eVery ),.'s ex
e oes the mailret in England about 10 Years
, e crib by the are' son'ud; the -dark , blood ia at onee ilq9e1 Compound, brought to `Mrs. Alters.
itikham's Ve,getrible
ply tile ntlinber cul51-c 1'64 hY faur the afr ere:tatted in 'is bed; et- 06 110:40. it is difficult to blo ' t' r (-e )61' 'write Lydia:.'E. Pinkham'S"
; °tee in ,00.,s,tv,„.tilai,soalti,tospoaee,bowlilioesree oinolnnete,nisrapl_leita (vie mefnelia,tion and if there are any corn
,
e "'s be ebtsin'i a't.' '1.118-11- Tile -result of thifee 40 yearo experience
• 18 11,1 alo lay WI( an this by‘1,110. hogi14 sehieh plata, ed „Otatees. out' ott leitige etathPilitene"a\tsiblees eilet'elemeerteteettl'inffielii:34:tel'ihtichlet et.after,I,heelein.eiei'ottitdic'efds4tib'ornalnetli'lliaa. hest e r.14C:ade eeon Wnditie/11 eeliveiii;d1';')brko'lf*6t inbyiresi:* k;ielateorsr-
the corn will.level efe, Then Inetet a- 11141114 red t.re'a.ma otutia7lag life 47,6 10 accompanied by. catarrhal' seei e onR,. o niatei Jai uo in it is possible 10 obtoine °1:11!' 6e , m
eteeneth all the body if bOwever•t
s . throat or lungs are cliscase.c1 in any wa.y, liftwle it ,up. `s:Vben such conditions' "Par,ntint---Dolible Strength.' '1.'hese one- iledicina :1 Mas
and cut off the rignt-Mtnel iigure., '11 tl h 11( od (in9teld 'beim, purified Ivcve becOMe ehronie ae •eetearil the ounce b tat.
'glees the btuiliele of shelled' corn, by Its passage throegh the Mngs)
, , st, or lib VICO,.
1, , 0(4 C ..1,1U;thr.` " OOSt anda the (tne-ointee Is eieffielant _
t atilt f irtl er aol'oned ant , iratous ' ‘earryins thr germ tualo half -Tint r)f Ilarrafst is,ssis- IS' nu YOU!: serVlue4
goes on Its wa4. carr'Sring the, clieceee itt ileope 'Into 1 hvotxt. ,The, glue -Mite to talttit when rnIXed as • Oil:eel:0 10 ea.021 .„„j
nausea 11»g nines etiette. ler eat time 10 ' EI). 7.
;maitre 'Liniment cures Buries, Etc. ` a . pti o•