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Exeter Advocate, 1909-05-27, Page 3• TOO MAN'-' WOMEN ScHIR iN SILENCE Ilan th3 Bleoi is Weak or Ott of l;ridr Disuse istnedilt� Lo. Many woznea go through life suf. Tering is silence --weak, ailing and unhappy. The laugour and blued• le•`.aiie.>s of girls ano young women, with headaches, dizziness and faint' ing spells ; the urr%ous ailments, back pains and fa.dure of strength of wives and mot-•ers ; the triad that come to all women at the turn of life, are caused usually by itu' Fever/shed, watcty blood. lir. Wit. lianls' Pink Pills for I'alo People have helped more wolueu to the joy or good health and robust strength than auy other medicine in tnd world. These Pills actually make stew', rich, red brood, which reacheii every part of t'le body, feeds the starved nerves, strengthens every organ, and makes weak girls and women bright east well. Mrs. A. Eagles, Dundas, Ont., says:—"I ant writing this letter out of grati- tude to let you know the great be- nefit Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have been to me. From the time 1 was a girl I suffered from weakness and fainting spella—was always doctor- ing, but it did not help mc. As I grew older 1 seemed to grow worse. My blood seemed literally turned to water. Sometimes I would faiat as often as twice a day. I suffered from indigestion. I could not walls upstairs without stopping to rests on the way, and my heart would, palpitate so violently as t., producer a smothering sensation. I grew so weak that people thought I was in consumption. I was in this dread - Sul condition when 1)r. Williams' 'Fink Pills were brought to my at- tention and I began taking them. The first sign of benefit I noticed was an improvement in my appetite. Then I began to grow stronger, the color began to return to my face; tho fainting spells disappeared and gradually I was brought to a con- dition of more perfect health tha71 I had ever enjoyed before. This is what I)r. Williams' Pink Pills have :done for me, and that they have !been of lasting benefit is proved iby the fact that it is several years' 'since they restored my health, ands 1 have remained strong and weIV Lever since." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are al (cure for all troubles due to impure) it watery blood, such as anaemia,, rrheuniatism, neuralgia, headaches* land backaches, indigestion, St. ;Vitus' dance, paralysis, etc. Sold Ity medicine dealers or by mail at e0 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The 1)r. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. SENTENCE SERMONS. The pretense of piety makes a reality of impiety. Faith is following truth even though no one sees you. The absences of the divine aro al- ways due to our blindness. All our aspiration has to bo mea- sured by our perspiration. Reform is a matter of reinvigora- tion rather than of uprooting. Some are so anXiolls to be good that. they are good for nothing. Measure the appreciation you be- stow by that which you desire. Tho religion that cannot live in business has no business to live. Lives are to be measured by their outgoings, not by their income. Tho first private goodness grows out of devotion to public welfare. One of the most popular ways of dodging a duty is to write a book describing it. You may know how heaven re- gards money wh'n you see tho peo- ple who bac it. They who have done least to pre - vont sin always want to do most in punishing it. Some Olen are sure they are hum- ble because they cnn think only in diminutives. Many a church that rails at bibu- lous indulgences is eager for inen- t.al anesthesia. \Then the church acts as an um- pire it usually waits until the cup has been stolen. The people who seem to have re- ligion on the brain usually have no , brains in their rclij,,ion. \Vhen your neighbors wish you 1 were in heaven you may be sure son are not headed that way. The only hope some have of stay- ing in their heaven is that no wind ; a ill arise sufficient to blow any i (haft over the walls. A GUARANTEE OF SAFETY Most of the '.soothing 1rut), •and ponders advertised to cure a," ills of babies and young childre-i .Contain poisonous opiates, and ail aoerdnse may kill the child. Baby's Own Tablets are mild under the ,guarantr'o of a gvvernn►eLt analyst ;Shat They contain no opiate or 'harmful drug. They can he giten ,with absulute natntt to n neu born thlld They cure all those minor •ilments originating in disordered tornach or howi,ts 'sirs F Yetieg. liver Hebert, \ :4 . rays - 1 hate 'tied Baby's Own Tablet. for con. pupation and .tomach trouhle al'd twhen me baby WA, teething. and lhaao found them the hest medicine 11 know of for tltr•e trealile. Sett It., medicine dealers or by mail at y:, rent• a biose fre+rn Tioc 1)r W.1 - limns. Medicine Ct.., 13rockt i :e, 1 INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY. LAY FOR WEEKS SERCIA'S ROYAL HOODLUM. OTiI"Rl9. Traveller Speaks a Good Nord for 1•.ccry On: is naturally anxi- I♦ BOOK FOR 1M Chinamen. ''Chinese life, or the phases of it that you sec along the highroads of the northwest, would appear to be a very simple, honest life, industri- ous, methodical, patient in pover- ty,' writes Samuel Jlerwin in his book "Drugging a Nation." "Tho men, even of the lowest classes, are courteous to a degree that would shame a Frenchman. "I have seen two soldiers," writes Mr. Morwin, "who earned ten or twenty cents a day, greet my coot: with such grace and charm of man- ner that I felt like a crude barbar- ian as I watched them. "You soon learn, in China, that you can trust a Chinaman to carry through anything he agrees to do for you. When I reached Tat Yuan -fu, I handed my interpreter a Chinese draft for two hundred dol -1 lars, Mexican, payable to bearer.' and told him to go to the bank and bring hack the money. I had known John a little over a week, yet 1 was running no appreciable risk, and the outcome justified my faith. "Tho individual Chinaman is simply a part of a family, the family is part ola neighborhood, the neigh- borhood is part of a village or dis- trict, and so on. "In all its relations with the cen- tral government, the province is responsible for the affairs of its larger districts, these for the small- er districts, the smaller districts for the villages, the villages for the neighborhoods, the neighborhoods for the family-, the family for the in- dividual. "If John had disappeared with my money after cashing the draft. pun- ishment would have been swift and severe. Very likely he would have lost his head. If the authorities had been unable to find John, they would have punished his family. Punish- ment would surely have fallen upon somebody. 'The real effect of this system, continued as it has been through unnumbered centuries, has naturally been to develop a clear, keen sense of personal responsibility. For, whatever may occur, somebody is responsible. The family, in order to protect itself, trains its individuals to live up to their promises, or else not to make promises. The neigh- borhood, well knowing that it will be held accountable for its units, watches them with a close eye. '•\\'hen a new family comes into a neighborhood, the neighbors crowd about and ask questions which, in view of the facts, are not so im- pertinent as they tnight sound. In- deed, this sense of family and neigh borhood accountability is so deeply rooted that it is not uncommon, on the failure of a merchant to meet his obligations, for his family and friends step forward and help him to settle his accounts. It is the only way in which they can clear themselves." A MINISTER'S GRATITUDE. Zam.Buk Cured a Face Sore which Defied all other Remedies for Two Years Rev. Chaales E. Stafford of Bridgebarg,• Ont.. says "'shad been much troubled :or over two years with s sore on my left check. 1 tried all kinds of salves and lotions, but nothing I procured se reed to have the least bit of effect towards healing the sore. ffearing of Zam-Buk, 1 decided to give it a trial, and see Hit would bring about acure. asso many other things had faked I purchased a suppiya and commenced with the treatment. After' several applications, to my great joy. Zam-Buk has effected what for two years 1 tried in vain to bring about—a complete, cure." Case after case could be quoted in which, as in the above instance, Zanr-ituk has worked cures when everything else tried had failed. There Is a reason for this. Zam-Ituk is the ideal remedy because of its unique Ingredients for all skin injuries and diseases. Away back in the days of the Roman gladiators, secret balms were used for the healing of cuts and injuries sustained in the arena and in battle. Then came a period during which external balms were neglected, followed by a period in which all the salves and embrocations irad as their base animal fats and ods. Zam•Buk marks a new epoch. It is absolutely devoid of all animal fats. all mineral colouring matters, and is composed entirely of rich medicinal herbal estracts. Zam-Bnk is a combination of Nature's rich healing herbal ju,ces by the most modern scientific methods, and the result is a balm which cures when eih.rs fail. Skin diseases. such u eczema. ringworm, salt rheum. and prairie itch, are speedily overcome by it. For piles it is fine!—easing the pain and inflammation. and hastening a cure. It also cures burns, scalds, cuts, ulcers, children's sores and eruptions, blood -poisoning, scratches, old wounds, varicose ulcers, Sc All Druggists and Stores sell at Slk'. a box. or post-free for price from Zam-Buk Co , Toronto. Refuse harmful and cheap imitations, sometenes tepresei ted as" lust as good." '1'In10l'S CASE OF LO\(;EVITY. 1)ne of the most curious instnnc. , .•f longevity is found in Miss L'... u 1 uurtenay's "Notes of an Octvgen• urian." A witness in L will case in which Bellender-Ker. the great English conveyancer. ant engaged, vas asked if he Lad any brothers or sisters. He replied that he had had 'Inc brother who died 150 years ago. The court expressed incredulity and documentary evidence was pro- duced in support of the statement. This showed that the wither,' father, who married first at the age of 19. had a sen u!'n tl:end in in- fancy. The father married again at the age of 75, and had a son who lived to appear in the witness box at the age of 94. and ninth- the abo%e startling 'tatement. Thr time to give tnteSt ,, w L. n It Cant. F. t • most to give. AT DEATH'S DOOR Bl'T DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS CURED MBS. THOMI'SON'S DROPSY. It Started with Backache and grew Norse till the Doctor said She Must Die. Holt, Ont., May 17. (Special). -- All the countryside hero is ring- ing with the wonderful cure of Mrs. Samuel Thompson, who lay at the point of death for weeks, swollen with Dropsy so that the doctor five different tithes decided to tap her, but desisted because, as her hus- band said, "It might be better to let her die in peace." After the doctor had given her up Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her. Mfrs. Thompson's terrible trouble started with a pain in the back. Sho grew worse, and the doctor treated her for jaundice for eight weeks. Then her feet and legs be- gan to swell, and it was realized that, Dropsy was the trouble. For seven months she suffered. The doctor said there was no hope; she must die. As a last resort Dodd's Kidney Pills were tried. The improvement was slow but gradually her strength same back. To -day Mrs. Thomp- son is a well woman. She says, and the countryside knows, she owes her life to Dodd's Kidney Pills. If the disease is of the Kidneys, or frotn the Kidneys, Dodd's Kid- ney Pills will euro it. d• SIMILARITY. "Are we free men or are we slaves1" thundered the orator. "I pause for a reply'." "Well, most of us are married," cause the answer from the very last row of scats. A Woman's Sympathy Are you discouraged? Is your doctor's bill a heavy financial load? Is your pals e heavy physical burden? I know what these mean to dellcate women—I have been discouraged, too; but learned how to rro ntys.•If. I want to relieve your bur - ens. Why not end Ute puln and atop the doctor's bill? I can do this for you and lAl1) 1f you will saslst rhe. Allyou need do fa to write fora free hoz of 50,' remedy which has been placed tat hnrds to be Riven ata Perhaps this one ho: will cure von—It :is done so for others. If so, I ,}:all be happy and ion will he cured for 2c (the cost of & ostago at:.mp). Your letters held tona- enUallyy. MRS.\�':rite to-dav for my tree trest- atene RS. F. E CUIULt. i. Wladaor. Ont. 1'ou ]nay think you sow your add oats where none are looking. but you never reap them under those cutidit ions. Pills of Attested Valeo.--Parrne-' lee's Vegetable Pills are the result of careful study of the properties of certain roots and herbs, and the action of such us sedatives and laxative% on the digestive appara- tus. Tho success the compounders have met with attests the value of their work. These pills have been recognized for many years as the best cleaners of the system that can be got. Their excellence was recognized from the first and they grow more popular daily. Perhaps one reason why we ima- gine that only pretty girls eat. onions is because we never get close enough to the homely girls to find out whether they cat 'cm or not. MlsNenartss la All Lades are friends of Pals. killer. Hundred. of lettere testify to the fact. For accidents and sudden emergencies, sneh as sprains. ruts and bruises, they and it Invaluable. Avoid substitutes, then is but one "Painkiller ; --Perry Davis' :Sc and 600. In East India the natives find amusement in pitting fighting -fish against each other in the water, as Cubans turd others fight gamecocks. The healthy glow disappearing from the cheek and moaning and restlessness at night are sure symp- toms of wortns in children. Do not fail to get a bottle of Mother Craves' Worm Exterminator; it is an effectual medicine. : "That's rather a unique ash- tray of yours, old man. I don't know that I ever saw one like it. Where did you get it 1- R.: "Well. there's a little history attached to that. Yon remember an apple tart I told you my wife tried her hand on soon after we acre married i" A.: "Yes." B.: ''\\'ell, that's the crust. My wife has often tried to ' mash it. but she can't.'. 1'N 1' : \O, 21—i$. Prince George, Nicknamed Had Bey—Pranks, Mad and Cruel. cue for iuformation that will en- able her to keep little ones in l:t.r.d health. The Dr. Williams' Medi- cine Cu., have issued a little h•ok which contains a great deal of in. formatit.11 011 t he caro c.. losses and young children, that every mo- ther ought to know. The book will be sent free to any mother who will rend her name and address to the Dr. \\ dilates' Mcdiciuo Co., Brock- ville, Ont. "The bad Loy of Europe" --that is the popular nickname which Prince George of Servia has earned for himself by his extraordinary exploits. His "pranks" have been a.s mad and cruel as they have been many, and if his recent renuncia- tion of his rights to the throne of Servia was received in tho country with great astonishment, it was re- ccited with even greater joy. Hurling apples and pears and a syphon at the head of his tutor, boxing the ears of the court phy- sician, belaboring palace footmen with a hammer—such, for hila, were mild exploits, comparatively speaking. On one occasion he had a passage at arms with his own fa- ther. On another he. presented a sentinel with a live mouse, and or- dered him to bite off its head. When the soldier refused, the Prince beat ,hila, and threatened him with a revolver, for disobeying his mili- tary superior. More horrible than all, however, was the shooting out of a peasant's eye during a hunt, merely that he might prove the ac- curacy of his aim. THE PAIN OF PERSISTENCY. Terrible Punishment Affected by Chinese—Torture Proven. One of the Chinese modes of pun- ishment is to place the culprit where a drop of water will fall on his head for hours, or even for days if he can stand it so long. The tor- ture this inflicts is proved by an ex- perience that Colonel Fred Burn- aby had in Vienna several years ago. A school teacher bet him that ho would not bo able to let a pint of water, drop by drop, fall on his hand. Burnaby laughed at the very very idea of his not being able to stand it, and the test began. Although the strong man talked and jested gaily at first, it was not long before he began to show signs of distress. At about the hun- dredth drop—for the school teacher kept tally—an expression of pain crossed his face. When the third hundred had been entered his hand began to swell and grow red. Then the skin burst and the pain grew more and more excruciating. Finally, at the four hundred and twentieth drop, Burnaby gave -it up and acknowl- edged himself beaten. •I' They Cleanse While They Cure.— The vegetable compounds of which Parmelee's Vegetable Pills aro composed, mainly dandelion and mandrake, clear the stomach and intestines of deleterious matter and rostore the deranged organs to healthful action. Hence they are the best remedy for indigestion available to -day. :\ trial' of them will establish the truth of this asser- tion and do more to convince the ailing than anything that can be written of these pills. No matter how much trust a man puts in his wife, he soon learns that it isn't safe to trust her to clean out his desk. There M Ile Such Thing as a harmless cough. 'lbe tr•,ul.le g us 0 ii' bad to w..r•e unleu ehe.-k• .I. Allen', Lung Ral.am cures the wor-t • f golds. It allays ii,Iammattun and elesn the sir passages. The shipbuilding--ex(ludiug Naar ships output of the United King; dttnl last year was only il2li,G6li t.,ns. against 1,1307,890 tons in Ul();. THE "BURLINGTON ROUTE " will inaugurate. NI .y Y.ird, taro through tains. Chicago to iseattle. Wash., ria Rt. I'su1, 41 1.11. Low rates to all North and Mouth I'acitic 1' .a -t p•.ints A forty p vto folder descriptive of the Al.asIa Yukon Exposition free for the asking. F''•r Inform ttion in regard to rates and train or- rice write or call on J. A. 5 0Itt(•K, 54 King Ht. Cast, Toronto, Oat. Plants with white blossoms have a larger proportion of fragrant species than any other; next some red, yellow, and blue. Are your cores harder to remove than those that others have had l Have they not had the same kind Have they not been cured by using Holloway's Corn lure I Try a bot- tle. A LONO RECORD OF SUCCESS in ens. Inc all sorts of cuts, burns and hru1ses, es well as all bowel complaints. U held bar " Painkiller " over 60 yearn Avoid raw Jtutr's Stere is hat rine "Painkiller -- Worry Danis'. 25c. and SOc. TOO YOUNUI •1T TWENTY. What is man's best year' .\ pr.t feasor has just gone deeply into the records of achievements of the world's chief ''workers" and ' thitlk- ers," and has arrived at the co11- clusion that the average age for the performance of our hest work is fifty Chemists and physicists aterage the youngest. at forty-one; budding iirnwnings and 1•:dinons at- tain Maturity at rorty --four; while the Hall ('nines are best at forty- six. 1)o you aspire to be n Nansen or a Kitchener 1 Look nut for forty- seven. then. which is the age for ex- plorers and uarriurc. Beethut.'ns and Irving' are likeliest to achieve great things at forty eight: . 1lrna- Tademaa and 1)r. Ingram, nt fifty- one ; Sir Frederick Tres -vert and Chamberlains at fifty-two: Nietch es at fifty four ; and George Robeys at fifty-six. Historian• at fifty-seten : and naturalists and jurists round off the li•t at filly -eight. UNCLE EZItA SAYS: "The longest way round may be the surest way home, but there's anus thet eternal femernine ques- tion :—Where hev you been It Keeps the Muscles Pliant. — Men given to muscular sports and exercises and those who stiffer mus- cular pains from bicycle riding will find 1)r. Thomas' Eclectric Oil something worth trying. As a lu- bricant it will keep the muscles pliable and free from pains which often follow constant use of them, without softening thein or impair- ing their strength. For bruises, sprains and contusions it is with- out apeer. "Who gave t!t" bride away 1" "Her little brother. He stood up right in the middle of the ceremony and yelled, 'Hurrah, Fanny, you've got him at last!" Eyes Are Relieved By Murine when Irritated by Chalk Dust and Eye Strain. incident to the average School Room. A recent Census of New York City reveals the tact that In that City Flone 17,923 School Children needed Eye Care. Why not try Murine 1':yo Remedy for Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes. Granulation, Pink Eye and Ey'e Strain? Murine Doesn't Smart: Soothes Eye Pain, Is Compounded by F•xperlenced Physi- cians; Contains no Injurious or Prohibit- ed Drugs. Try Murine for Your Eye Troubles; You Will bike Murine. Try It In Baby's Eyes for Realy Eyelids. Drug- gists Pell Murine at 600. The Murine Eve Remedy Co.. Chicago, R'lll Send You In- teresting Eye Books Free. Roumania is the most illiterate country in Europe. Out of a popu- lation of 0,000,000, nearly 4,000,000 neither write nor read. TRADING on a gond name and deceiving the public 1s what the imitators of the well-known "The D. A. b ' Menthol Plaster are daing. Don't to. fooled. insist on the genuine, "Tho D. & L. a A woman dislikes a either because there gossip or because enough. neighborhood is too much there isn't Tho transition from winter's cold to summer's heat frequently- puts a strain upon the system that pro- duces internal complications, al- ways painful and often serious. A common form of disorder is dysen- tery, to which many- are prone in the spring and summer. The very best medicine to use in subduing this painful ailment is Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery (.'ordial. It is a standard remedy, sold every. where. Statistics of life insurance com- panies show that in the last twenty five years the average length of a man's life has increased two whole years—from 41.9 to 43.9 years. CALVES RaiseThew R'ltheua a1/1a. Ir. , rr<e nt... Briggs 501.1 Ca, 1 -rd .Ti3Os1 ,f -A°1 iAUL.D'S PERFECT CORN SALVE SURE CURE - MAILED &5° E.HBauld 3le 11dLor 0a}: GLASS INSURANCE AGENTS 11A!TE) National Pro,tnt'Ial Plate Alaas Insurance Cords ppsny, Limited. Head unite. London Conlan Established las. Capital, Fifty 'lbowand Founds pteraug rut Agencies at unrepresented poista, Fr,riuce set Ontario, address J. 11. 'MART, l'htef Agent. N••. lE Wellingtuu Street Haat, Toronto, Baud for booklet "Class Insurance." WARREN GLOWSKI & CO.: Member.'i'oruuto Stock Cacbanye. Traders Bauk Building, 25 nr.ra,t Strut. TORONTO. NEW VOItic STOCK' AID P HDS w-oaro nowC 5!',' I as specialising la Y1L: 1. , :u: • .:,I.- ALEXANDER WARDEN, (1.at• trea.vrar Presy terian Church in t'ana) BONDS AND STOCKS ('..Trait .t• , k s hour ht and sold 00 commis/tos. 13 T0RO'IT3 STREET, TORONTO. CANA'. Lune Distance Phones -Main 2370. Slain 2375 Here It Is—Grab It We want to giro away (absolutely free) to every woman in ('aeaua, one pairof s lash Silver Plated Tension Shears Lt order to do so We require your help, for which wo Mill pay you. write us for full particulars. ATLANTIC• SO 51' CO., Toone, Ont. STCC':WELL, HENDERSON ea. Letsbu.vsl )) Years. Limited 78 King St, West, Torontl. DYEf 8 AND CLEANERS! MIJa11N MACi1ItlEUY HANDSOME suitoni0a' star HOUSE IN CANADA Express paid Ole way on Goode From a Instance AGENTS MEN OR WOMEN WE GIVE FREE SAMPLE Mak.• three dollar' CAgt a day nue establish permanent business/ Oil our capital. Our high class broods �t a on sight in every home. are Quickly used up and WRITE® repeat orders corns fay CATALOGUE fast. F.zelnsive ter. ritory given. THE HOME SUPPLY CO., Dept. 51.. TORONTO. ONT. CRUISING AND SPEED LAUNCHES in all sizes, complete or in knock down form. Snook Down Framoi and Semi - Finished Hulls. OIngys and Yacht Tenders. ROBERTSON BRCS.. (feet Of say Str•st, • Hamilton Canada. Send for Catalogue. Spiders, in proportion to their size, are seven times as strong as lions. 510,000 worth of Sheet Music, Vocal and lestrumet:tai. Popular Comic. Standrrd, Classic an 1 Sncred Song., Marcher. Wnitzes, Two -Steps. lent on had all kinds of Dance. Comic Opera and Educational Instrumental Iefusic, The sto.k of thole!. Canalfan-American Kcal:: Co. porch .rd tr rn the Lliuldatnr at n sr:). Inv, rate „n it tie...,•. w• are prepared t0 sacrtaca the entire stock iOr Ontek Sale at Dtic:e never beture offered. This la tot old Owl/ w'oin stock Bur ALL NEW. too 11•r11 alt I. to iltolael) i':ustraled title pages. and works that bell lit the regular way from Is:. to 76:. per copy. Our pr,ce, postps:d while the stock tests, Slagle Copies Sc., 6 ler 25c. IS for SOc.; t, for $t.00 ipecinl prices in L.rger Quintino,. Stile'''. u: <••eptcd n. cash. \t'e have no catalogue of thins ts.c. \yhcn „hien.•.1( .6.te .las., of -i(' re.lulred al•tth our many year- espert encs and business ri.pon•lhllitlor,you cnn, a..fely entrust toe ,glen ion of your orders to .1-. Try one lot and you wilt order more. WHALKY ROYCE & CO.. LIMITED, Toros to and IN'lnripcg WEIY DO So many Institutions devotrd to the Itirller Edo - cation select Bell pianos? •i -he fact that they else Lid prefer the i3ell is evidence of distim t went! Oat follows professional ?Amc in .cqurnp xis e.:utatwsy why ncA follow peo(eseional custom is buyiss hell piano -iia. only pianos with the liltrlsitstie (Z,rck Repeating Adios. PIAN Scud fur ifr-c) Catalogue The BELL PIANO V Orapn Co.. Ltwil.a GU t LPH.ONTAR PO.r ORANGE MEAT LEADS IN a long series of digestive experiments carried on by i'rolesaor Alar• court, of the (iuelph Agricultural College, with the human Subject, taking a:I the necessary precautions to Um], e accuracy, he deter- mined the digestibility of various cerc•als and furnished the follows. Int oesults 1 Percentage of the con..queers d,gr'+rA : Organic Ntaeter. 1.:"rtr5 per grana. Qrange Meat 91.4 3.;3:4 1Vhite Bread 98.1 5,468 Entre White Bread 94.0 s,2.8 Graham Bread 9s.5 s,zgs Aecording to his determination ORAN(.P MEAT is So per cents more vaieebieas a food then bread. To perr.stent users of ORANOit MRAT a larg`e reward is offered. A private postcard in every package of ORANGE MEAT gives details of how to get a cask prise of Seven Hundred Dollars, or a life aneu.ty et Fifty-two Dollars. if too eater th's coolest, Ned post card to Oronge Meat, Kieg sees, givIeg full awe and 8d IN., M/ gystlhi {be paytty la which you sew this adrettkooascat.