Exeter Advocate, 1906-11-15, Page 7 (2)Keeps your body
warm, yet lets
yeur skin breathe
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UndrwQar.
iroore larif
Tradesmarkedin red. In a
ariety of styles?' fabrics and
pricee, for women, men and
ildren, and aratiteed.
ARTISTIC
Toilet Ware
'TOILET WARE in artistic
I abundance is pictured in the
of our Cauticeue. VVIwther
your tute.ttwns to Silver. Ebony or
Ivory, it Wilt rind ample vottittY from
which to choosc
Pro/noir own Factory come:stile
richly chased Pompadour Pattern
heavy Sterling Silvers. A six -piece
sets-coreisting of Cloth, 'Va1i#43 and
Hair Brushes; Vieith 14ireor and Carib
-is ubooesedentsct volue At $3.0.
Piecte-are sold singly IF desired,
so diat a sea rosy 'be added to. year,
bY veer -
pro .00 a stoffil earitland we wt71
s "Pod YoN,fror V Adore our larte
;Imhof r.doshvrade elevreky. Sllevniso.tg,
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it. Stiffness' and Lightness.
*nd. Does not fray at bettoin.
3rd. meads its correct shape.
4th. Weight and design Stirred.
, 5th. Every stick earefulbi Ind
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THE STARR IPNO I
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BAIRTMOUTH, - N. 8.
Brs.uch, 126 -Wellington
EL W., Toronto.
THE REx
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°lir "tut pa"BM
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voitme.
.114431113-4hri lonsi'tudinat' serrations on
handle, onieriagAnn fitrill and
preventing Oleic ,elipporg front
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Sayer's hand.. • , •
ALSO
The donble-greOved the
Inwer *moo, )14416A
This enablia ,the PAO. to *V
eurately • shot, for, .11*. wad
etrengtherie the *dick..
Tits rinatatitai kte4ed IS
stridght-gral* isloOttial
:lao4ad SeeKlith
At Wiswick, a tiny village between
learrow ,and Ulverston„ neee$sity having
arisen for extension of the village
'Churchyard, the whole able-bodied po-
pulation turned out, tinder the guidarice
of their vicar, remoired the old walls,
levelled The ground, and constructed a
enew road„; the excavation work being
elope by ,mtners after their day's work
in the pit.
A reeord .numher of Essex ploughmen
ansembleil at Witham reeently for e
Ploughing competitiore organiged undee
the county eonncil echeme, Thera vverti
no entries -in the boys' classes, and the
non. C. I11:. Slrutt., chairman of the
committee, said the absence of, yourig
.plouglimen• marked a,new phase in egri-
cultural life, and meant that tne plougte
11311111 wonldamon become extinct!.
KIDNEY
61://, PILLS
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Er 'Fill tim A3r1--
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Atte,* t:D
LON'tit SHOTS 1LONCt ItOWS
One of 367 Yards Made in July -Mit
They Did Better in Da Ys Gana Uyt s
Failerad they etill de= the long
ow in fact es well as ha faney. There
are Country pareseas-they EMU eepeci-
ally addieted to arehery-whei can keep
four °ITO= in the air at once, all timed
t deemed near the centre a a Vita yard
distant target.
Flight or long distance !shooting is
o course„ epecial department, of arch
ery, On the occasion of the wenn
at Le Touquet, in last July" Sir Ralpt
Payrte-Gallwey, shooting with an on
Turkish bow of curious make, seine
what resembling that of an America
split can rod cat force equivalent t
112 pounds), shot one of his Turlds
flight *arrows (weighing about three
fifths of an ounce) for the astonishin
distance of 367 yards, as carefully mea
surest, on a windless day.
The previou$ record (if its accurac
be equally reliable) set= more remark
able still.
In 1795 Mahmoud lRffencli of the Turk
1$11 Leg,ation, in London), ,using a Turk
ishbow still preserved at the Archer'
Hall, in Regent4sePark, accomplish
4S0 yards,
With Ile exception of the Roma
'short sword perhaps no weapon kis
accomplished SO much net carnage 4
the English yew bow and cloth yar
*shaft, says Baily's Magazine.
The, woundinflicted were alway
mere dangerous and hard to be cure(
Vint those of anylunpolsonedashot, and
it was realized -at least among English
archers -that the mailer the litiles
made in the body, the more diflicul
• they were to heal; evlille,the ballot could
easily be made in sucli form a$ to defy
extraction, even by the most skilful sur
geon.
Even the bulky, slow going ball o
those clays effected a much cleaner M
jury, and often passed through th
body of horse or man and was gone
while the effect of tho cloth yard shaft
hanging and flapping an the 'flank of a
wounded' horse, ,rendered the anima
perfectly unmanageable.
In 1595 it is recorded that a party o
Seolek, rebels_ (bowmen) enceurtterin
500 well' appointed horsemen of the
King's did engage them and kill nearly
300 of the horses (besides slaying or se-
verely wounding most Of the mean a
success evhisati would do credit, to the
Mauser
Butthe historic carnival of 'archery
was, of course, the battle of Crecy
(1346), when the English; numerica3ly
half the strength Of the French, rein-
forced as the latter were by .those 15,-
• 000 Genoese cross bowmen, inflicted a
defeat familiar to every school boy
All the carnage of respectable mod-
ern campaign would scarcely strike the
imagination beside the spectaele of those
nithirty thousand men at arms," and
-"eleven hundred princes, dukes an
captains" left dead upon that, fatal field,
of wounds at winch 'Modern- surgery
• would shudder aghast.
11Theught If meant death
3ames, McKim, Of . Dunnville, Ont., saYS
of her almost-mircuIous cure from heart
disease by Dr. Agnew's Cure for the
Heart: "Until I began taking this reme-
dy I despaired of my life1 had heart
failure andextreme prostration.. One
dose gave me quick relief and one bottle
'Cured me, The sufferings of -3r ears were
dispelled like Inagie-H-3
COOKED THE MEAT,
• Mr, Brampton had always understood
that the life a sailor lives at sea is exe
acedingly prirnitive; but a revelation he
received recently proved a shack, even
to. him. \
He wished to consult the mate of 'a
vessel about to start on a voyage, and
when he got aboard'he spoke to the first
rna.n he. saw.
• "Excuse me," he said, "but are you
the *mate?"' • * • • ' ,,neete • '"-
The answer -came in a rich brogue.
• ."No, •sorr," said .the individual, t.'Oian
the mon as cooks the mete."
"Good gracious!" said Mr., Brampton.
COMFORTING WORDS.
."Ati,:decter,"'eald"tite melancholy in-
valid, "ill aver find relief Until: Matta)
:my grave."
"Oh, well, don't worry," replied tbe
M. 'D,;' "I'm doing .the best I can .for
you." *
stairs) sirea.ri' is a disgusting and obatinate
disease, frequent if, children. Treatment : Per-
fect cleanliness and a generous application of
Weaver' Cerate. Mothers win be si glad to learn
this.
EUROPEAN/ DAILY NEWSPA'PERS.
'Germany, which stands at the head
of Europ6. for the 'number of its news-
papere, has over 5500, of which 800 are
"dailies:" - England takes the second
piece With some 3,000, but has the moat
dailies -809 in all. France is close be-
hind with 2,800, of'which a quarter ap-
pear daily, bi or tri -weekly. Italy has
1 200, while in order . follow .Austria,
Spain, Russia, Geeeee, and 8ivitiariaint.
oaten* fie twenty years and egred In
a ft* Itavs.-nott. George James, of
eranton, Pa., owe: h$Ve been a
no.rtyr to Oatarsh for twenty vent*. eon -
starts hawking,. droppiri 111s the throat
and pain .'in the head, "retry '6001)406
breatb. X tried Dr... Atzbert't Oatarrlial
Powder. The iirat application ease ie.
Mat relief. Atter using 'a sew bottles
r was cured. 60 cootie -4
DON'T PE A BAKER.
The latest compilatione which have
• been made ehow that the air in cutlery
factories 18 intim with invisible Metal
-
dust, and tins, being carried into the
lungs, causes aSthina and consumption.
The steel-grindere, bending over their"
inhales such huge quantities of
• metal -dust that they rarely live beyond
tit, age of forty. All metal trades are
very hazardous, and phthisis or tuber-
cular affeetions nod, reeepiratory dineases
ale the Perialtiee olf these pursuits.. The
• rete Of mbrtalliy ,laniongst brown; is
• 50 per cent giteater Mit that atilong
men of ordinary eallings. Gout is an
Navy which makes itself Boole' felt In
tine oeutpation. •flatxr.s, loa, are nsoic:
than normally subjeet to premature
death. In the fimir there is a very mall
tincrobes Anbieh lian its effect on the
troth, and attael.s1 the drums of the
irart Causing deaftteSS.
IN A DEAMY DECLINV..
ti Ju st in Time by Dr. Wiiiieala
Pill& Pills.
"Defer° nay datnnater Lena Innen tan. -
nag or. Waialeale' Pint Nile Mae anaeti
nee° line a corese titan a live pan'
Y3 Alm, Go. 11. ,NVIns', of '-,outla,\,1k,00d-
i-'5lee, Ont. "Iler blood senued pb though
it had cal turned to water. Then 15/30
inaii to have bad Spells with her heart.
At the least oneitement her heart would,
beat 50 rapidly as to' ahnost smother
her. Site grew very thin, had no .att-
aetite, and what little food she did eat
did not seem to nourish her. She was
treated by one of the' best doctOrsill
this part of the country, yet she was
daily growing worse and her heart got
se bad that 1NO were afraid that she
would die. She elept but *very little,
and would frequently awake with a
start and sometimes would jump right
up in bed. These starts would always
bring on a had spell and leave her weak
and exhausted. We had almost given
Up all hope of her ever being well again,
when we decided to try Dr. WtIllaras"
Pink Pills. After taking a couple cf
boxes AO began to sleep -better at night
end, color began to return to her lips.
From that on she kept right on gaining
and alter taking eight boxes of the pills
she was again in good health. She ii
now fifteen years of age„ the picture 1
beanie, and since beginnitig the Pills
has gained about forty pounds in weight
Only those who saw her when ill can
appreciate the marvellous change Dr.
William' Pink Pills have brought about
in her condition,. I believe that had it
not ,been for the pills she would be in
her grave to -day, and .it is with feel-
ings of great gratitude that I write you
in the libpe' that it may benellt some
other sufferer."
And Dr. Williams' Pink Pills "can do
just .as much for every weak, ailing,
pale -faced young woman who is slip;
4pcng from anaemia into a deadly de-
cline. Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills actually
make new blood. In that way they
strike straight; at the root of all com-
mon diseases like anaemia, headaches
and backaches, heart palpitation, indi-
gestion,. nearalgia, rheumatism end the
secrete ailmentseeandentrregularities of
girls and women. Sold by all dealers
in medicine or by mail at 50 cents ce box
or six boxes for $2,50 from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont,
1/4
•
A ,RELIABLE CARETAKER. •
Having engaged a merried couple to
take 'care of the house while she was
away, a wealthy lady cautiously locked
up everything that was of the sliOtast
value -a proceeding which then core -
taker's wife watched with disapproving
eyes. "
"It isn't because I doubt your honesty,
my good woman," the lady explained.
"I am doing this in your interests, so
that if anything is missing when 1 re-
turn, you and -your husband' cannot be
held responsible."
"Oh., xis Tor that, ma'am, your things
would be a thousen,d times safer if you
didn't 'lock 'ern up at all," said the wo
man. Intlyhusbandwouldn't touch the
Koli-i-neor if it were lying •about loose,
but locks and bolts is •allers a tempta-
tionto him. You see, ma'am, he ased
to do a bit of burglina just, as a sort of
a hobby, before I married him, and old
habits die hard!
The lady didn't go away until she had
engaged another caretaker.
BABY'S FRIEND;
Happiness is a sign' al health in ba-
bies. Nearly all 'their troubles vanish
'when they digest, food well and are free
from *teething pains. Baby's Own Tab-
letS brings happiness to babies by cur;
ing stomach 'troubles. constipation, fey-
erisimess, diarrhoea and teething trou-
bles. There's a smile in every dose and
.the mother. has a solemn guarantee
that this medicine contains no opiate
or harmful drug. Mrs. James Jewers,
Beaver Harbor, N.S., says: "I have giv-
en my baby Etaby's Own Tablets as oc-
casion required sinee she was a day
old.' They, have alwaye helped her, and
• now at a year and a half old she is a
.fine, healthy child1 think every nibn
Pier shOuld 'always keep ‘these Tablets ,
on harid." , You an got. Baby's. ,Own
Tablets &OM any -medicine 'dealer, ar by
mail at 25 cents a box by -writing The
Dr. Williams' MCdic CO., Brockville,.
Ont. •"
LABOR IN AUSTRALIA.
What Recent Report Tells of Conditions
There.
Reports -from' New South 'SVales show
that there is practically no 'demand for
more labor' of any kind, except for
Servants. At Young, however,
there is a demand for farm and general
laborers and pastoral hands, and for a
few carpenters, joiners, bricklayers,
stonemasons and blacksmiths.
In Victoria there is. no general de -
Oland Tor mechanies, but at Bendigo
men in, the huihlitig .trades have been
,Waniede .
hi' Smith 'Australia the fositest wage.s
payable for dressmakers or milliners
of five year.' experience have just been
fixed by tieboards appointed wader the
Factories Act at les, Per s week of, 4$
home. 111 Qiieensland and. NVe,stern
Atistralia farm laborers, and lads for
farms, are wanted in 8oxne of the farm-
ing districts.
In New Zealand BIM 111 the building,
engineering, clothing, and boot trades,
and in the saw malls and on farms have
been generally busy, and in some pleiees
there has been a, difficulty in procuring
ceinpetent Melte . All mechanic.s are
werned against going to Ctipe Col -
tiny', but there is ti good demand for
competent women servante.
In Natal there is a plentiful supply of
eltilled and unskilled labor, and no
more is wanted. Persons are warned
againet going to the Transvaal at the
presiet time in aearch of work.
ONE ON US.
"I know ofbat one authentidated
cfise 'of i pe0on'5 lair turning white
hi a; ,Ningle night." bald the physiolo.
"11vvas the Ca';.4, of Irnewest atel
beautiful .girl who- --" `,
"Who was jilted?" we intearupted
eanerVe t
"No, who fell head first into a barrel.
of flour."
'
QUITE AS LOW).
A few swells as a Lic transatlarta3
Ihler v;a5 proo a der,,,e
fr,g el the botALs sNe7.vfbzu0a4A.1,
wo cuUcnly the loul L.:quec.1214,, ol
ten was hcard right ahead.
A IV.w 331111113t()8. /alter the ,o;ceara lsvi
tL4nt goingdead Alow, ran clos,) clor4;
$ide a Inall wabhlub of a Nerwegaua
barque, upon whose deen ttvo :nen wee
lieldinn a pig aloft by the CU3'3.
TV ate noiee The animal wee maitiag
it was quite evident that it did not en-
joy its position. t
The barques "meter shouted in brae
ken English, inquiring why the steamer
eame so close. •
Tho ealstain 'of the liner retorted Ii
wanting to !mow why in thunder he did
not blow his foghorn.
At tins the former' replied, to tne
amusement of all on board: •
"Me got' no foghorn. Me lose him;
SG me, use de pig."
Anti -Consumptive Syrup ,3S
agreeable to the taste, and is a certain
relief for irritation of the throat that
causeshacking eoughs. 11 used accord»
ing to directions it will break the `most
peraistent cold, and restore the air pas-
sagte- to their normal condition, There
nie need to recommend it to those fa-
miliar with it, but to those wito seelt- a
sure remedy and are in doubt what to
tthe, the advice: is -try •Bickle's Syrup-
• DIPLOMAT.
• Polly (to • her flareee)-"Toms you
danced four 'tittles with that, girl Jen,
!tins and only twice with ine„'
(Shyry)--"Well, 11 takes quantity,
YOu know, to make up for (nullity."
• SY BRIBING TIIE *HEVES with oplunt you
raa.y atop a cough but the inflammation goes from
bed.to worse. -Allen'e sane neariamreontetuine,
no, opium, goss.to the reot ,of the troubli and
curs** deep-seated affection:* of throat. and lunge.
A SOLO PART.
• She -"Did youfind your investment
a paying onV" •
'• eanYes, but I did all
ajthe paying."
Thenhealthy-glowedisappearingefronr
tbe cheek and moaning and restlessness
at night are sure symptoms of worms
in children. Do. not fail to get a bottle
of Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator;
it is an effectual medicine.
"And do you believe that the figure
thirteen is unlucky?" asked Pat, "Sartinly
I do," replied Micky, "I've seen it goiter).
There's always thirteen against me -the
judge and the twelve jurymen."
,Diek-"You are .suet a funny girl.
Myer did know how to take you." Kit-
ty (coyly) -"You never tried."
Dear Mother
Your,,,little ones are a constant care ie
Fall and Winter weather. They will
catch cold. Do you knoW about Shiloh's
Consumption Cure, the_ym4Tonie, and
'svhat it has done for so many ? It is said
to., be the only reliable roopay for all
"440.iis of the air, passages in children.
• It is absolutely ham:doss and pleasant to
take. it is guaranteed to Cate oryour nioney
is returned. The price is 25e. per hot*.
and alt dmlers in medseinn sell 34
SIMON
,,,Thls remedy should be in every househokk
IIEVENGE.
eget 'even witlin,ma for
spankin' me." '
Tommy-"Aw, what'll you do?"
Johnny-l'One o .these days I'll ever-
lastinny whale her grandchildrea."
Tire Years Ainal.-"For eight years I
suffered as no one ever did with rhenintie
tism; for two years I lay in bed; could
not „so lunch as feed myself. A friend
recommended South American Itheuraso
tic Cure. After three doses I could' sit
up: Wo411$1 I ant as strong 311$ ever 1
wea."-Mri, John Cook, £87 Clinton street
Toronto. -2
Brannigan -"What's the matter'Win
•Willikin-"Matter enough. You
know some time ago I assigned all my
:paaPOrtY 10 iny.wilet:tcto keep it out
of the hands of -of people 'I- owe; you
knew " "Yes.", "Well, she's taken tile
• Money and gone 00 -e -says -she won't
live with, me because 1 swindled my cre-
ditors."
WE CLAIM that 'iThe")) *la" enthol Plaster
will cure Lumbago, Backache, Sciatica. or Neural-
/01,41licktw than any other plater.'.
'comae SA by everybodi. ,
UNUSUAL COMPLAINT.
Mrs. piew-wed-Dear me, these eggs
are ver -small.
Village • Groqer-They are indeed,
mum, and I'm sure I don't know why.
Mrs. New wed -Oh, I dare say its
because you take them Out of the neat
too soon, •
Are your corns harder to rernovethan
those that others have had? Have they
not had the. same kind? Have they .not
been cured by using Holloway's Corn
Cure- Try a bottle.
NOT POSSIBLE.
"Do you treat your cot& as one of the
family?' •,
"Good• graeious, She Wouldn't
permit such familiarity,"
Made in Gated* end Sold tw all
Druggist*
Thi8 coupon is good for ono, 'ert
cent (l00.) Trial Bottle of the erne.
brsted
Dr. Leonhardt's AtitimPili
a mire turn for Indigestion, I3i1ious4,
rims, loyenepsia. Constipation and
sU ailments arising therefrom.
hfollod, tree, In & plain ofteksge, on
receipt Of mune and &ddress. Fill
year. wane Ana 'post dike *dare's
Os dotted, lines and mead to
WIL.CON-IFYLE CO.. Limited.
Niatara Falls, Ont.
Cati1506000*.• eeo..o'f; .....
EXPE TOR NT
The ifign that drives away Collis5 esteigiste,Wb�eplad
asui000 Asitklue. Throat troubles, Crony* etc.; ete.
• Produced by the isiglieet inadior,4 knowledge an*
actenoe.,
ksrstre aresTetalslie ovarribi syrup.
Your druggist not only keeps it, but recomattientIS 104
• Price, 25 cents..
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cess, and it is in Chas way that the
suecescs •of the • Starr Mfg.* s
hockey skates and sticks has .been
bought. The makers are .ever
on the alert to know what the neckey-
ists' requirements are and in this win
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their line the most popular in the mar-
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LITERAL RURAL BOBBY.
Gus .(fearful of a rival) --"Bobby, does
a young man call here in the evening
to see your sister?"
llobby--"Well„not exactly to see her,
'cause there's no light in the room when
they're there."
• WEAK WATEltir BLOOD causes Much trouble.
Tliat tired feeling anti many more symptoms
follow in its wake.Try "Ferrovim." It is the
• best tonie to make•you strong and well. A.11
druggists sell it.
A gentleman was, (ince invited to a
house where he coneidered the dinner
was inadequate; and as he was leav-
ing the host asked him when he would
dine with him again.
"Now," Was the startling reply.
. A Time for Everything. -The time for
pr. Thomas* Earectric Oil is When crou-
py.SyMptems appear 'in the childrern
whenrheunlatic polite beset the "oide
when 'lumbago; asthma, coughs, C`oids,
catarrh or eatache.atteek Ather young
or elet;,ntben burns., scalds, abrasiOns;
contusions or sprains °erne to eny.mem-
ber , of the family. In any of these ail-
ments it give relief and work a
cure.
ouwwwwww1111
When opportunity knock s it doesn't
Me a hammer.,
A IMIederri woman% In tit* wits for
Irtalltki-lf Comae* kat takett year tits,
del of health. the Attose&eh, sad is tortur.
1st Vali with isilligestian. Gyspepela sad
nervous seroatziktion. South AiitOriesitt
ltatwitte $0 the trealkst to drive the coon',
frOin bto titidathold I.rat the point of the
bayonet," trerai by treneli# but Swift and
pure, 11 111W10140
"Miss Possay. seems to dislike Mr.
O'Bull." "Yes, he tried, to pay bee a
compliment. He made the mistake of
telling her Elie was In the prime of
111
Signals' of Danger.---Ilave -you lost
your alipetite? Have you a coated
'tongue? 'Have you an 1inpie4tint, taste
in the mouth? Dots emirhead ache,
and have, you dizziness? If so, your
stoma.eh IS out of order and you need
medicine. liut you do not like rnedidne.
Ile that prefers eickness to medicine
inuet euffer, but tinder tile circumstanees
the wise man would procure a box rf
Parmelee's, Vegetable .Pills and speedily
get himself in health, and.strive to keep
so.
POPULARITY OF THE POST -CARD.
The .statistical abstract for the United
Kmgdom, just published, shows the
great increase in late years in Me mei
of post -cards. The artistic., merit of.
Many of the illustrated varieties is be-
lieved to be responsible for the ineaease.
In 1$01-g lite total numbersreaelied 241,-
750,000, while last year the number had
increased to over somoo,opo.
Mrs. O1divens---"301m, Vt'6 watd er's
waited for you to COMO,' hortn 1111fil I
was half frightened to deatlir Oldwon
-"Yes, that's just liles youssal ays do.
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LARGE EATERS.
Chureh-I 'see they ° itro- crying 0:,r,
more misSionarie.s Over' in Africa.
Gotliams-Why, those. cannibats must
be regular gluttons. ,
ITCH, lifsaire. Nerstelts arull
*rear lora 01.0aart4t404410 /Leh on busmen
or aniratile cured in 30 lainutel .by War
fords Lotion. 11 haver lolls.
Poppy -"Did you and 3ack have trou-
ble getting your father's consent?" Meg-
nolie„—"Nn, but lather and 1 had a hard
time getting Jack's."
• The Most Popular Pill. -The pill la
the most popular of.. all forms of inedf
eine, and of pills the most Popular are
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills, because they
dc what it, is asseriM they ten do, and
are not put forward on any lidtitious
claims to exeellence... They are compaa
and portable, they are easily taken,
they do ,not nauseate nor Won
ipe. d
they ',el:4r1xef.in Me...most stubborn
cases.
• .11.4.4.00,
Tourists (visiting an ancient eastle)ss
"Are there any legends eonneeteri wit,
this Old etstler Guide -s"011, yes. It
is said that in anelent times a stranger
once visited this castle and gave nn tip
to the guide. Thereupon the latter threw
the visitor over into the moat. But
don't be frightemid. .01 course, We only
an idle legend."
°Ai/in/ilea • hal never ta
RIM 13 taro those sotterleg
, from
AP,thota Caro
lattice
Watera irpit irnalt sAnioLts,
-tkad let agi tearlete you that we heti 0.
thig Carta tO 104ty CI% hist
//Mt RAI/MX *out to soy mitres&
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