Exeter Advocate, 1906-01-04, Page 9,I1E'S ONLY ONE
OUT OF SCORES
:err DODD'S •-li•IDNEY PILLS , MADE
mw MAN.
ark. leoetored f4:.a Mien
Tears lvid ThoUglit His Case Incur-
, able----DodWe KidneY Pills Cured Vim.
Fortune Larbor,NzLL J,ate. 1.
XSpeeicay.-Seoreo ,of people in this
,neighborbeed are living pr.00IS tattt
DOdd'R adoi.,.y ('Ure allKidney I
aellinente. front Backache to Bright's/
•Disease. •
an; the most remark
,ablo muses Is that of Richard
• 'quirk, and gives the story of It
to the publie s .follows:
""I suffered Lor e over ewenty years
front Lumbago and Kidney Diseaaep
and at Intervals vvaa totally . unable
to work. kfter 'ten or tuelve years
•rof doctor's treatment, I had made
•up Iny intent that my complaint was
incurable. Reading of cures by
Dodd'; Kidney Pills tempted me to
try them. I 'did so with little faith,
-but to ray great surprise I had not
taken more than half a box before I
felt relief,. and after the uso of seven
or eight boxes, I was fully cured and
1 At new man. , •
"Yes, Dodd's Kidney Pilis euradqay
Lt*Sago and Kidney Disease, and
the best of it is I have stayed 'cur -
WAR PREVENTS .NATION'S MECO'.
The Chanoae, in nternatiohal Strategy
Reviewed. •
ei
'.Major-General• R. S. Baden-Powell.
. C,13., presided reeently at the Royal
•United Seririee Institution, London.
when DreT. Miller.Maguire deliverod an
address on !"The Developments of Inter-
national Strategy Since 181'1, and 'Its
PresentConditions.", Among those
present 'evere 'Admiral the Hon. Sir E.
Fremantle, Admiral Sir R. H. Ilarris
"Colonel Sir T. • H. Baillie
Judge,,,Rentetil, and Lieutenant-Colonel
'T, 11. Bayile, ICC.)
Dr. • Miller Maguire said that 'since
/871 the frontiersof the British Empire,
'Ivhictie previously were practically con-
, ternrinous with no great( States except
the United States and a few unimpole
\tont spots in Africa; had, become by
"'European. ) expansion". , conterminpus
With Russia, Prange and Germany, as
ase.Cidna, Afghanistan, Abyssinia,
Italy and Portugal. -The witele sYstem,
of the European ,body petal° had
• ..changed as a result of the victories a
1866 .arel 1876,11, and of the high stone
• dard of military exCellence since •main-
• •tained by Goleany. After dealing with
the expansion of Russia, (Canada, and
•' the Untied States, he passed on to Japan,,
•and , compared the -Japanese in the ettst
' Asta in 1905 with the laritish*.inethe
SVOSt of Europe in 1805. '
OUTICIVILIZATION PALTRY •
Modern European civilization was pal-
'Cry- The "souls of -men" were ignored
in the hack •streets and sweatittg'dene
•of qui- large cities, but to the Asiatic the
'Isoul and mind were all In all. If the
people' of great )3E:itain (were to main -
lain the. strategic, position their crv
,be "cherish our bodies, chin:vale
our minds, and give ,U.S, haelcnur i0/11S.."
Wer was not, a disease,- but a prevene
• tile •of decay; nations had perished hy
-cultivating the • arts of peace. but no
•nation had ever. decayed from cultivat-
ing the arts of war. The only One
foundation • of the "Oreatness of king-
doms and estates" was a race Of w'11 -
trained military men,(1,4 to fight by -land
and sea. :These •views7were exemplified
in two recent books,, "The Risen ' Sun,
by Baron Suzematsu, 'and "The War .n.
the Far East,". by the 'military corres-
pondent Of the Times, which latter 'book
-the lecturer described as most admir-
Able. ' In eonelusien the lecturer said
that alliances were often the devices Of
decadent States. They Certainly ha I
never saved any 'State.r The future of
•BriTons to -day, as in the Period of 1805.
to 1815;•deperaled on Britons: '
.41,ewat.m.a.......
Cri
, A SCHEME.
-Ternmet-"Ma, may I- play Make -bee
lieve that l'in entertainiri' another little
boy?" , • - °
Ma---“eartainly, my dear:" ;
•,Tornmy---"All right; giatme some Cake
•!or Lhen."
MALARIA ? ? ?
Generally -that is Not the •TrOuble.
Persons with a Silsceptibility to
,inI itfluences should beware of
. coffee, „which' Ilan a •tendency to load
up the, liver with bile,
,4 lady writes „front Deriver that eho
,stiftered for yearsfrom- ehills and
fever which' at last site learned' ,were
tnialirly produced "by the coffee- she
drank. .. • • '
"1 waa also grievoteelas afflicted
• iiith headaches and indigestion," she
taye, "which I bmaerio eatiefied were
likewise largely due to the coffee
*treat'. Six months to I quit its
Inle,‘ altogether and began to drink
VoSteurt 1 ood Coffee, with the vati-
fying result that my headaches have
(Reappeared, my 'digestion has been
restored and 1 have hot had e, recur-
renee 'of chills aed fever for more
than three months. I have no doubt
that it was Postunt, that brought me
• thin raid, for 1 have used no Medi -
eine while this improvement has been
going on." (Xt was really „relief
frone congestion of the liver • caused
by. coffee.)
"Aly daughter has been ao great a
eofiee drinker ao1 and for yeare wee
afilicteel with terrible sick headachee,
*Which. ofterx 'pelted for a week :at a
She to a brain Worker and
exceeeive applierltion togetliree, With
the headaches beganto affect Ixer
memory newt neriouel,v. She found
• no help in medicines aiel the doctor,
fr away advieed her to quit cofee3
and Ire trot -Aura
Tor more then four monthe die
has not had a beach:elle-eller mental
faculliee have fl",rown more active and
vigoroue end her 0.eentory hau been
reetored. er,
"No, more tea, coffeo nr druge for
11r1, r.10• ae we calf get l'ostum."
8H10tjeen by - 2'0:Aura CO., nattie
MC411,,'
T1ic•r4.%in. reaeOe. Vend the little
(tf)t, Jle ItOitt4 to Wellville"
•
leeee.
SOME NEW INVENTIONS
Et GUN WHIM WILL
SHOT T111111.1( MILES.
Wile Inventor Says That He Could ItlaUe
Gim•TIkat Would noir
a Shot 90 Miles.
The remit powerful gun ever CM.
strueted was reeeutly completed by
the Scoitt Iron VoraPany, ltesAinKA
rout. It is known as a 0.-indA Mown.
wire -gun. 4vd its inventor, Mr. Joba
Hamilton Brown, • asserts that the
projectile will isene .froza its month.
at, the remarkable speed of ;1,500
feet per seeond, and will pieree,a
inch steel plate at a distance o!.
thirty miles. ,In its' course the sliot,
*which weighs 100 pounde, wilVrise
to • a irzeight of- tea 'ranee,
'rho strength and -rouge of • thie
unique piece of •ordinance, lie. itt the
.ellopiOplaent of steel sheets. forriaing'
the central tube , of the gun, "round
which many mike " of square. wire
i4otirol
o.ne-sev,,,erith of, an melt, t.hlek
,The sheete of the central tube are
208 inches long, :26 inches wide, and
one-seventb of an inch thielt. 'Upon
the wire binding a jacket of steel
has been shrunken In such a way
that it is impossible for the gun to
burst. The completed gun Is 313
inches in length, and weighs just
over tereton$.
This wire -gun Is the first of twenty.
five ordered by the American Gov-
erinuent for home defence.
A LONG SIIOT. .47
The Inventor declares that he could
construct a 16 -.inch gun ofa, similar
kind which would be capable of hurl-
ing a monster projectile the „record
distance of ninety bailee. ',Such a
weapon in , the possession of the
French would allow, .ehem to 011041
London without ,leaving their owa
territory. ,
Tho torpedo, of whatever kind, has
proved itself the most formidable(
.'weapon` that: Can be sent iagainet ,an
ironclad, but: tb.e "marine torch," if
all that Ise -said, Of it be true, is like-
ly ,to render the torpedo, useless. .1
The torch consists of. a plain,
low ,cylinder of aluminium from four
to eight inches in diameter and -throe
to kiva feet in .length, and contains a
basket filled with . calcium carbide,
At ,the top- of the cylinder are a
;lumber of ilarners,• of the ordinary
'gas kind, in, dose proximity to Which
a •arnatt, chaftber' containing cal-
cium plresphide.'
This chemical, ,on contact with
water, gi&es off phosphuretted, hydro-
gen, which' ignites spontaneously in
the presence of air. The cyltntler is
pierced With several -holes:- whicli
allow the . sea -water to reach', • beth.
the -calcium carbide" and 'Caleiuni
phosphide. The result is a hrilliant
WhictiV0;7Tat until ,the care.
hide Is 'exhat. ed, about ten hours,
•
•• sT1-.Thfi "31IARINB TORCH"
, •- • • <
IS fired out to sea ' from a, gun, • and
can bo sent„ ahno,st any dista,nee.
The moment it ,eaters the water it
ignites, and all attempts to extin-
guish it are in vain. •e
During night-time a warSliip could
-preventaaa----eurprisee-eattack—by the
enemy bye 'firing one or,:tViro torches
out to sea-, *eters would thuS•
be brilliattlyelitt'up, while the „ship
that fired .the torches would be
shrouded in darkness. A torpedo
-beat could not .approach without detection, or secretly hurl a/ projectile
at the, ship, ' ,
• Another feature Of war In the fu-
ture, Will be .the firing of mines and.
guns by Tifertzfab, Waves, which re-
quire no other contact. Indeed, the
waves are really a kind of, Invisible
light. - , •
' Dr. -Barton's •dirigible' ballobn „was
one of the most wonderful '`itieshIPS
ever planned, but It, did not collie up
to expectations. ‘"It NtiaS built es-
pecially for. the Iltitisla War &Mee,
and it was hoped that it would be
regarded' rfs a recognised adjunet to
13r1taires military weapon s. This
balloon, as balloon it reittly,was, had
six propellers; •which.evore &Ivo by
three fifty -'horse power motors at a
normal Speed of 200-'-royolutions per
minute: 'Tho balloon 'itself was 176
feet long and , feet in -diameter,
with a cubie, capacity -4235,000 feet
It wets,rafeecl and (lowered by thirty
aeroplanes, arranged in three rows of
A Dtno Tyr.A.T Dnors BOAIDS.•
An Aniericart inventor hopes to
construct -a, successful flying machine
on the principle of ,t,hot flying bird.
LoliVre.4 will be- fitted in the Wihge
corresponding to the action."ot the
bird's feathers.. 'Mere ettie be no
doubt that the' aerial machine of tho
future wilt be of this pattern. Loaded
'withabombs and anitnunitiert such, an.
airship hould destroy a whole • city
within( half an hour.
Bosoubor,,,,,,, 1 toadon electri-
cian; has invented a now systenaof
wireless ' telegraphy. Ilia Invention
will allow a in.an carrying an eleetri-
teal, apparatua In hes pocket to re-
ceive messages from people wito do
tiot totem evhere la iii. Intredible tta
this may; sound, it is neVertlieless.
tho f 'riot) -;
covered11 vay of Watching a scerio at '
eliotance of many utiles. Illeetricity
lo ' g achieved.
The turbine propeller for stearriehip
purposeo ie turtling rapid, headway,
and before long it fe expected that
t he.eeaosenger• ships will be fitted with
i
le nven o , aithein 1o
deem; „the Atlantic at it pttee exceed-
itig forte iniles an hour. When
S. Viper was fitt,ed witlt steam ture
binee she, created a seneation by
tra-vellIng at tire extraordinary epeett
of fortyethree miles an Iiour. 'rho
liners of.t.lie future will not only
have iwropelling motore hut :will be
drivebeby liquid air. .
11131tDIAl Gunn.
machhierv to nerW ansieting science.
Dr. Cordier bee invented an appli-
ance. for the ,cure of neuralgia and
rheumatism. It taLen the 8hupe a,
gigantic hepodtaenie eyritnee and in-
jects air beneath the filth' of the suf-
ferer. A bubble"of air' le -formed Am.
der tho skin, and wheel ietcaded along
the painful part gives immediate re-
lief.
Laborde. of the French. At*.
SUNLIGHTafirt:Illeuacbthsn's with
warm', water and
Suaght Soap, rinse cleart and wipe
AP
dry
:1,ncitLeThsu7faccc'elTi.:1;arivtiib4reserve
niecl,")41
Common soaps fade the cclors and
injure the surface, Sunligtit Soap cleans, freshens and preserves
cloths and linoleunis. '
• Sunlight Soap washes clothes white without injury to the mot
cieteate, fabrics, or to the hattdsfor it contains pothing that can
injUre either ,clothes or hand.
Sunliaht Soap is boxer
than other soaps, but is best
vvhen Usei in the Sunli4ht
W (follow directiOns).
Equally good with hard
or soft water,
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demy of Medicine, restores persons
unconscious from drowning or-03111lb-
cation by the aid ,of an electric
machine of his own constructien.
Padded forceps .are a,tteehed eta the
patient's' tongue, and tlerelectric
moter pulls this member out at re-
gular intervals. The eleetrical
tongue -tractor, as Dr. Laborde's in-
vention is called, has already saved
several lives.
Another doctor does good work in
hospitaie with an • electro -magnet
which is 'pointed. at One end'. It is
used' , for drawing metal eplinterh
from, the eye, read as it has lifting
poser of 150, peunds it will extract,
it 'deopTy-bedded splititer without any
injury to the optio.-Pea.rsott's Wee1t4
ty.
IIIINGAIW IS IN DANGIIII,
t •
Money Spent' for 'Drink and TaX:CS 'are
Ignored., •
Baron. • Felervary; the 'Hungarian Pre ,
mier,, said in an inier'View recently that
the present Governmental anarchy in.
that 'country might end' 'n, absolut
"There . are people' to he. feun(I,'' •he
stated; "who say thatabsolutiort. for
While is better than -,t:Le. Isf re-yeta
' "The proerranune of'the Coa,litien-lo
pay no taxes and to furnish no 'Tortilla
:--appeals to the masses, • especially to
the more u. Worthiese- xnerabers' Of Elie
eemmunilye Neeertheiess, it is &short-
sighted policy, which brings its ewn
punishrnerit..' Tho •arrears'evili have lo
he' paid 'some day; ' and the Coaliam
will be 'thEiefirat to exact them if ever.
it :climes-- into coda - 7-
, 'But the Money is gone -:chiefly in
drink. ,Since the passive' resiStance
gan, the yearly deficit in 'levier taxa-
tion IS at the rate of thirty millio
and the •annual increase under, the heel
et 'spirits is over -twenty millions. That
means that the -peasants, instead of
contributing to the needs of the Coali-
tion, and thejnoney. which ought ' to go
inte the treasury, finds its way 'into/ the
spirit shops. . • - •
"The present state „of affairs is orte
that • cannot continue Without politic
ti -
I'. cernmercially , and morally ruining
,LIungary. 'All sense of discipline, and.
orpublicdeity la being corrupted."
While More • prevalent In winter, when
sudden changes in the weather try the
strongest constitutions, tolds and
toughy and 'ailments of trio throat may
come' in any season. At the first
sigh of' Vlerelentent use ilickle'S Anti,
be oXperienced, an luso • of the toedmme
until the. cold- disappears will protect
the. Wags from attack. '` Vor anyone
with throat. Or „chest weakness 4t. can.-
#ot.t.- be- surpassed.. ,
TOE Ea.11 THE
Constunp yru . instant relief will
i.endon
,
PillYsician Gives Pointers 10
Vend Parents.
Dr. Pritneis Warner, physician to
the London Hospita141 Etti addtees
a meeting of the Notional Asso-
ciation for the Feeble-mindede has
given some extremely interesting
•points to be':•studied in children with
a vieev'to graelng some knowledge of
.
their mental condition. "
The absence'of the pleat ridge frem
• the outside ear, said Dr. Warner, is
a eign of a defeetive childe*Arabng
100;000 children 'solemn he had ex-
Al/tined Ito had notieed that,defective
ears were five time$ more numerous
in boys than girls..
The small mouth, be often praised,
leoveliate, ia'also,• said the Worri-
er, a• sign. of a defective child.'
The moveinento of tho fingerS, and
toes of a week-old child Etre spontan-
eoua and cannot be arrested by .0,
Sound or 'anything held up before, its
;eyee. If, however, at the ago of Ave
apr six months, the sound of a voice
•or :Joule object, reticle aa a red 'doll,
failed to arrest the movements for a
few seconds, then there wag reason
for anxiety,
"rhe face, and after that the'lland,
etfforde the best index to state of
the brain. • X1°6411411 farrows on the
brow$ of a group of loafing boys can
, often be seen -formed by tbe. working
of the frontal Mueclps. "Go into the
monkey. house at the Zoo." said Dr.
Warner, "and you will see the frontal
211liOclea of the Monkeys working ia
the salne waY, and the value thing
ean'be eeen in an anylura for idiots."
A well-balanced hand, level from
the wrist to the finger tips, indicateS
a 'weli-balanced mind: it the hand
(trope at the wriet or if the thumb.
drope, shOWe ,S01,110 • 'degree, of
mental weakneee.
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Lion with Mrs. Kitterbie's sudden death?"
",The florist." I paid him $9,1er a bunch
of 'flowers that eeuld hardly he seeneat
•the funeral," /
We ntsice the ermaltstic Stdoment thatl
P, _04 L",Menth 4 Plaster will do non) tol
rdove neuralgia, lame back, lumbage arid kindredi
troubles than any other plaster. 25e, tins and ell
Y. nab. All druggists. •
TliE PITY OF IT.
"Alt,the goodjokeshave been write
• tell." •
t
"Too badas •muchf.an't • be' said. for
, •
the poor. jokes," . ,•
, fiti Specialists on the Case. -Tri the or-
dinary rim .of medical practice -a great-
er number than .this have treated cases,
of' chronic dyspepsia and (have failed to
cure -but Dr. Von Stan's • Pineapple.
Tablets (60 in a box at 85 cents cost)
have Made the cure, giving relief in one
day, little "specialists* have
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lArbytdop,'t you go over auel playewith'
.Ohar14 Pinar ,ro?" Tommy--e"Catiee.
I played, witli Charley Pinafore Yes-
terdaY. and1 don't s'pose lee's', well
enough ey et:" ' - .. - • - , •
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• LONDON STATISTICS.
, London has 1,000 ships- and 090
sailors in its port every day. • It has
on an averago upwards of 75,,000 per -
sena annually taken' into custody, nee
the police, 27,000 persons annually': ase
rested eS drunk and disorderly, and
more than,one-third of all the crime of
the country is 'committed ',within its
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iopities," ''Indeed!'"replied his
friend. ,"Itas she been at .that long?'
1f0P11, bless you, • yes; for Years."
"Before she married you?"-. "Oh,
yes. P
.4
It, is a revereriiree-elehy or the • all.
have their Cirigin In disordered Starl '01-18eaSeehaorirng„eortirPstoioantilittf? ,g12,ATEtara rA00,
which is a dolica „nrgan jparticulatly subject to
susceptible to • the ., disturbeliccs that „t,„,,, reatment prevatts.,044 tures sn
cee.rouen'tiso loyiartitohge agnredatdrirankiwnitigiii_ jerhisregaPim, 'O! 'theSe; and Cares Itchinjr
cotne wont leregular habits or lack
and Blind Plies besIdes.
to contend • w -tit
eratiiir Vitiated*
Direct- burren,t generator, , 110 volts, t
or 4. 'pole, multipolar preferred,
lights, roust beinfirst-eless condition.
,
S. 17RANK WILSON.,
73 W. Adelaide St., Toronto,
TOTIatitD.
"What touched you most 1fl cone
hection with, Mrs. ICieterbie"s ,suddent
death?"
"The florlSt 1 paid lura $9 for it
bunch -of flowers that coul&hartily • be
Seen at the ,fitneral."
- a
I, .,11realc and , Pale 'Women foolivitit keep. MI6
way whoa by the use of "Oorrorlin. the be.$
ifonie-, they could very quickly recover their heal
and strength. Tr7 it. -
"I've got a washing-inachirie here,'
.began the inventor. l'he capitalist
looked' at him' in tho eold, . colculate
lug Manner eoinmon to capitalists,
.and answered: 'Well, if 1 were yotte-
I'd'run straight home and use A.";
That night the iflarchist", band re-' '
Ceived another application- for mem.'
,bership.
,
nave- i(ou Eczental----Hav you
ntente that man it
iif'ritppliCalt011 brings tblic-tpiitutej I
tutors ;now ressod on the o
sufferers, 0 these there is norm super/
tor to Parmelee's Vegetable Pitts. T,necr
operation though gentle is effective, and,
the most delicate ' can use them.
rlannery•-"What'e the matter wid
ye, Mi,ker4.,,Finnegau-"Tis near* kilt
1 was. bo dOWn an open coat -
hale." ,
too bad:they can't ..in'Vint a coal -hole
that'll• stay shut: whin it's Open.':
20 Year's of Vile Calarrh.--:' Chas.
Blown, jonrnalist 'of . Duluth, Minna
-
writes': "I have been a sufferer from
Throat and, Nasal Catarrh for over 20
years, during 'which time my, head has
been stopped up and my condition truly
miserable. Within 15 minutes after us-
ing. Dr. .Agnew's Catarrhal Powder I
obtained 'relief. -Three bottles have -al-
most, if. not entirely, cured the." 00.-73
•
1-1e-"Wilat do you girls mean by. a
'heart to hear1 ,taliett " thatls
only another expression -for '
That Tormenting Cold that made you wrotett.1`
ed 'will_ net eotna back if you ta.lco Allen's Lung(
Balsam when vont throat is raw and sore. This,
admirable remedy is ituo from opium. Talc° It Jul
time.
".•
June strikes.MO
as being entirely, too masculine for a.
Woman. Mrs. Dix-P.Yes, indeed,
Why,- eversi thug she lias a ache or
pain she makes as "illicit fuss about
it as a roan,' would
treated by Tlitnet..-.7n his jitatty'eek.,i
bratee Villa Dr. -Parntelee has give toi
the wdrld one of- the most uniqueitch-
it
cities offered to the pubile in late' dars.
1rePtirP4 to meet the want for pilli
Which could be taken without Autlisea.1,
and that would purge without pain..
it has met all requirements in that di,i
roction, and it is in, generat -1..me not:
foxily becatiile of these tiro qualities, Ini1.
because it io knoWn to poseees nitera.
tive and curativs pawerti which pukcti
lt in tio front rank of tn0dioi1L03.,
MOUNTAIN STAIRCASE.
Per' the ascent of Mount Phil, on tit)
borderland between , Western china
and the Tibetan plateau, there is .art
artificial staircase ..eansisting of 20,000,
'steps, eut in Slippersr limestone. Will
tna,de these 'steps is largely a matter of'
surmise, but they were probably form.
v•Ii by religioue enthusiasts to provide
tt means of aeoess froni the hot plains,
out of Which 'the mountain mass 'ales
obruptly to tlie heights, 5,000 t64 to jja
00f, led above, amongst hbi,the 1111(1
'abbey of 'bud embodies. mine or
'the holiest traditions of the'religion 1)r) -
1;'i by, ih inmates. Anyhow the
stairease' is there, and by it many
lil-
titii0 the Shrine'. .
°Yea .father i.ceriiii1r, the polite.1,
min I knew." "What waken yell* Isay,
that?" pretending that lies cured
of dyspepsiti itt order that lin shall
not hurt his doctora fedin0"
,
:inn cases cure1Li1 three to six Nghts,,,,,,
5`. -teats, -71 .
.
•
• 43ATTSE FOR THANIKPULN
Ile --Do you believo that. It1.1-4 is a
disease? ' "
She --Yes; but thank gOtidtiPSgv it in
One that we can have more. thaa
once.
• • .
110110W3V.s Obro, cora deStrOys 'att,
, Who, then. would endure them
kinds of cords and warts, root and
branchi
with suchit cheap and effectual rezontly
within reach2
CORRECT.
Tommy--eManirnit, high &spelt h-itit-it
isn't it? • .
Mother---Yes,.dear. Why do you askt
Tommy --"Cause I'm writing a eteneptee
sitiort about the hyena.
rScratching la' foolish ; it only viiiites a bad
Ftter Worse.' ,Wesver`e Comte allays ttin pain,
leans . the skin of eruption1 and other 'sores
,why
net buy &bottle to-da,yf •
AND TLIT:', CEMETERIESe°
• eve+Y- milet -wrote his 'own epitaph
the tombstone would have to be elle
target', • •
Ithetunatim will 'Sticcurnb to South
American Rheumatic Cure because it
r,oes right to the seat of the trouble and
irelllOVOS ihe cause. Marty so-called
tures hut deaden ,pain temporarily
only, to he.-ve it return agairi with doll
-
bled violence. Not so with` tide great
reneedy. It eradicates -frorn the sy.stene
the last veatige 'of the disees% •and ihp
cures are perrnalfent.-74, •
"re it true," asked the caller,
"that, your husband ordered Dr.,
sicriootlor oat of the house?"
Pobe Jack liad beee, carrying tin)
baby all night ,and every night for"aar
Week:, and woe run "down to 3"'tlirea4,1e
tailed the doctor,,,end he told .Te*
that he must talke more exerelee.(.
Dear Mother
•
T N
Your little ones alfe 1 eeniteet tate
Fall anti Winter weother. 'They wilt
at h cold. Do you keow/Aeut Shile14
Comereptimt Cure, the LuekToric,
'what it hks sores.oy 12 is saidt
*o be the only OW1 retatir for alti
4i1mises air Osage* in cliklrera,
itosintely hatrults plotom irk
ounksktol tup,. orpur rapati
Is hem*/ Ito ptice is :pc. I*. lacetk,
*ad in dodos 15 rodichte tell
S ILO
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