Exeter Advocate., 1905-02-09, Page 3fkitn*
cwaclate4and Wins et most -unlit for
' active sork X 'wastreated' by doe-
ro• iud tank' 44Ver:t1seel •Medietn
day frlend Urgedmc to try. $,
Mains' Fink FiHu. 1 heean their
Vaa. but 1 Inset !confess,: that it was
without _much, hone- that they..ermild
cOra„Me. Atter teldeg a CoePie
boxes I couldsetin improvement
and this gave InceneOuragement. I
continued uting thepills until 1 had
ken eight. boxee, When 1. was torn-
PlePgy timed' and •ahle to eat any
kind of food 1 -desired.
5 1 r. Hams' Pink Pills.'
as they,•seVed nie from such misery
Only a dyspeptic knows, I might
add that My Wife has Algo used the
pliJs for trtes-bles that .ioniot her Isex,
and !, hes been fully restored to
lorretiAwaterr
blood, • is the,c,ause of nearly, *Very
aliment that afflicts mankind* it is
becstise 'every ,doe of Dr. Williams"
snakeLnew,--rjrh..-04
iat they have such wonderful power'
cUrC such •allinents as indigestiem,
rheumatism. nenralgia. St.,
00.-dance,-••heert-troubles,7- -fddn.
, liver troubles, and the special
Intente'ot-W-Ontert, young and7,•
Yoll...MUStoget the genuine pita'
ith.,-this--110,1.--...ussius-"-L'Ors Willi
Pills for Pale People," on the
rapper around each box. Sold by
medicine dealers or by Mtvil et
•-0 bY Writing ',11;reLLI)r-....Will
effietrie Co, Dreamlike Ont.
Ai C sSPEOLSVSN...,
, A -Phrenotogist was in the habit of
nviting people of different Avoca -
g 110 :WOOki . dilate 'upon the Occult:3A-
ties, -of their cranial construction.
11 lie had come to that portion of his
• lecture where he dealt With the mini-.
,th*tt at previbu
tieeline has latest attributeea"1116
In pert !J. ',04:4tvry , eterribl4f
'to the coMperetively -heavy ,m Swollen and ugh trim •t„tnerny
u p' cellC 00 11 MO OW re -
*7'
844 ripori, 4 --tor •
atso parity' et-tribute:I to the sPrend ?We' boxes , of them cured Me so
'nf education and ' the cousequent eentlgetely that Z have had no. re -
"seeker hold wider), the ee.esnee es. tura of the 10$00404 14 years." •
cotter! have on the jrnesexistion et itheumettiam and Dropsy are cans -
the people," it being nerch.less easy e1 by thepatent: disordered \ kid -
then it was formerly for the mem- neYa fell to strain out of the blood.
eon.- IfiDoddshers of the 'various .begging Cure the dneywith De
=unities to unloose the ,Sitirse ,strings Kidney 404 ttio cured
of the people. Kidneys will remov
e .eurea,tism or Dropsy.
Without cause there can be no dis-
ease.
lieve that the changed feeling enlacing
'the educated ,classesitt filtering
dOwn.to the lower levele., Tide *di
le. not: confined . to one. partieular
community or religJetn. 'i*. an
rampant among the lifahossetans as
sonoug the Hindoos, The Aver oira.!
--rriletett
Paper published in tipper- India,
dealing, with, the question* of social
reform among Mahotnetanse hatt, been
crelbtr-ealling thenatitentio
its co -religionists to the necessity �f
et reform in their notions of charity;
•
_SENTIENCP. SPAINONS—
Love leaps over the lines of liking,
e-- =liar liead- needs 117-haught#
air.
A frozen heart does not make a
stiff beck.
--droned*--Itteraudience:--, •
there is nn* person present
Ithro ;at •any time has been the in-
mate or a. prison he wilt oblige. Me
hy comi • -upon the la for
•eav .7 t men responded to
,,r1; •
You nchnit that yeti have'been in
, prison. sir?"
"I have." was the unblushing
7wire's
:**Would you klazdiy, Atli us_
UtlflirrtiMr-y-iirTiavis aim
prison bare?"
"About twenty 'ears." unhesitat-
ingly replied the subject
"Dear. 'deer!" exclaims* th-c: pro -
you sit down, please?"
Chal
In the Centre of the stage. !The pro-
fereor ran his fingers rapidly
through-. the hair of the subj-ect.
'
n Ca r
Mendes? saint.
Worry is the worst wolf that vomit*
to our doors. . •
As soon as you are prou of your
humility It dies..
The mere helpful the deed the
mor:3 holy. the day. •
sexes qui ship.
Trickery in the pulpit Will not lead
the pews into truth.
Many are willing to lose this
•
• A little -sorrow may. tenth •more
than many sermons.'
Kickers hide the best things in life
in the, dust they raise, •
Qui:led charity may feed the bun'.
The gloomy church is likely to be
• filled erlith tombstone sainte.
I The great thing hi rtot so much
to fill the pews as to flil the people.
The Insin with a big sign of saint-
• hood' usually has something to hide
The -peopie- in the ptiliiiirr s of life
are always the first to show the
• graduates how to do it.
it is ci, good deal easier to stir up
hornet's nest than it is to _ nd
the right place to crawl into.
,ittle
our feet, is worth whok- lot of
sorrow that never soaks deeper than
our ifeetingc •
NOWA
-ammo er,1 are verYTPlaitily--7
-The---Cirgarts ot benevolence and
esteem are entirely absent; that of
destrUctiveness developed to an
-inStailtly-withenat confession of this
ilia* that his life had been erratic,
and crinkinal. Whitt .was the critter
"I rtev0 committed any crirnee"
owled the nn In the chair.
you 4pidd that you had bosn
nat. al * prison for twenty
• '
the
golfer-caw ot-ths-gatti-.."--
,
ghte---140-5Yrap-
tom that ladkaten_•any„-of the ltttle
aliments of cblldhood should be el.
for s votenent without
• proper attention. 11•10 little ail-
zneet•may soon becomeit serious one,
and then It May he, too late to save
'is pledge* little lifit. If Baby's Own
Tablets are kept in the hottsee • the
&offer of 00104 trouble can be
averted, And :the.. minor troubles
promptly -cured. An oeMeional Tab-
-let to the wdll AIM. *wilt Ilrevent111
-
nes*. The Tabletsare-. absolutely
ode and contain no PoitteindeolsOoth-
, stuft-they give Children healthy,
aleeP. %imply because they. banish the
CaUSO otatiespkiiirterw.
33ishop„-Lantretteetown.-11.8.r-m *
"X *hays found Ilialtra Own Tablet*
just as yon.roPisiestat thesti-the.vin
best of Msdicine for young Children.
Vott cart get the Tablets from drug.
giztz or,107- -toot at *5 .tentst-* - box,
writinglthl Dr.;.W&fllsma 310k1os
Co., Brockville, thitU
Pedleirs.
how mu
Peri into tnq !Z
swans eix hundred 4
six thottsa'
tacit dip CO
--- Mal
haw1gured it alt o*
Pedi
Straitens are commonly supposed to
be -medicinal to the mind of both
mempounder_and tongregation: but
.ter's servant was right; eras an *ex-
• ception. One Suaday morning the
Duessehat, of Connecticut,
• eeling-decidealr-til. Alt
• futile attempt to eat tn-estkfast he
olet-favetite -eolcired ser-
vant- ter' lxinIonl
--"S'ant. go around- and tett Sini0
mons" -the. sexton --"to Post •a
notice -on the ehurett -doer that I arn
Inc ill to preach to -day."
s'Now,* maim," said Samuel,
***don't you gib up • dat w . -Just"
•
•
. The. *raiment resultedin the._ rnir
ister's deterutination to it. He
teturned to t e house, looking tuneh
brighter.
•'-**Efow you feel, inaseal" itaid Sam-
uel, as he opened the door.
1,"rietteir---much better. Same I'm
glad 1 ook your advice." '
"I knew It! I knew it!" skid Sam.
110), grinning from ear to ear. ut
knew •yott"ct -feel totter -when you get
dat sermon out o' your system!"
'We
n&rket
te
"fte4r, ‘tO ''tiriter'Sr
tour
1.144-10/11'riela'AttPa* 1:171;Mi
Ali
t sliptate in ached*, no
Apply to. J. hicesilum.
• A4ca. 13.
DBPAP SOIL
PO -let ;hero she had• been won -that
is, ostensibly won. 11 she proved* to
be a truthful' girl, she would in time
be his wife. If she eitercnot .
14,2no,. men wants a wife who
is net truthful. ,That's the Wa3i Sento
Mei it -insole themselves whelk they
13u(, she seemed to be' truthful, and
as ,he drew her closer- to him he
whispered:-.
***-4'gaittniltert---viewre- mart -Ted. &lir
we will have the happiest horde- Its
all the wide; wide 'world!"
. "Yes„ George," she replied.
. ,
• In our 'home." •
NO;„-•,".
**And when X coma honk tired and
• worti out -witk-work-at-the-fileet anti
the worries of business, you'll be
kind to mo?"
George.**
---"1--knew-you'svould;,---Yoult-tobtite"
tne-and put me in better humor?".
1.4Y -43-s; bUt, r say, Georgel"
• "Yes, dearest." •
"Why shouldn't yo,u do a little of
n •
(alres, that's all right.: But to
c„orne right down to business, as papa
says -why shouldn't you also be kind
•to me when thingsgo wren: I
941,10zirsant.40,40„.
You're not looking for a Wiesto.
nurse, are you?"
"Why,' Mabel!"
"When the cook leaves unexpected-
ly to go to- the bedside of her sec-
ond cousin, You might be Just a
'• now strangely you title. Vett"
"Well, they say I'm papa's girl.
you know, and 1 notice when anyone
tries to make a bargain with him
he generally gets some stipulations
• his own interest put in, just as
eeeutiont"
(1eorb and Mabel have now been
married exactly five years and three
months, and at the 4101404t 01. • 014g.
-ttsAfrak**----41*XtSr410VOISAntlier--
quarrell__
AND"1il3ASS
• farms for a* e; neer Yorktots
Assinibeia: on Crop payments. James
Arrastreng. 4 .ilichnumd streef east,
*Wont?.
AIpt.'wHom. IT. MAY 0014,0Eitiqt We are ihoup
side owners and tkiensesitof all patent, and
• right* on -
VIOTTAM PROVE A
• TO PAItli pitmovszom-
▪ ri the oiler% of ceetsin Part_*14:„..re
OUcteaslul, the farmers ol 't-ialUtoo
will have to fate very urdeet and
burdensome tax. A. movement, te
•foot to have fence wire. whielChei*
-into-the country duty free: put -en
the dutiable list. Th�,. gades
sought to be affected are _galvanized
rotr7or steel-wirs- No. 9, 12 -and -43
Practirelly,•neme of thee* are .ntade
in Canada: and *Inge enortnioue
quantities are used each Seem in re-
p etc rig-tbi primitive rell"7-itrietities
and enclosing prairie farms, the in-
jury that a tinty-weuld-stalVse'upera
he euenl vseetsseitt-_onkl-not-be
readily -estimated, •
-c•
Since the admission of wire "duty
tree; Canadian& have -enJoyed-- the-
dadrati1nd. This has not only
re*Kr„,v unproVed-tho-i-Weiralfee-lin
• value of hundreds of farm houses,
• but 4t -bas-sohl
cendorts of winter -.travelling over
roads that were -formerly 'very often
iMpassible on eccount of Snow bteicle-
sort ef improvement by at tax that
could work only injury to the rural
,pcpulatfon witlaqut benefit to any
• other class, of the peen% Would- be
ki n z, i0 4. annex,
the fencemenisfacturing industry
would be dereoralized. To increase
the cost of wire, both fence produc-
tion and consumption would be re-
17-"Ifird—Tiir-..uWits—eireryWh
tbratighout Canada would-be---hin--
dercd in making improvements upon
their farms.
Standing jokes are common enough
4 V
tiftet ittiou --the ,young . man -,•wtio
sat down on ids sweetheart's new
hat and Warbiesk "nu alttitag �n
the style, Mary?"
There is no medicine on the market
oseare---with-BirkhNs--Auttar
Consumptive syrup in expelling. trona
the system the IrritatIng germs that
401de engender in the air paryeallea. it
Is suicide to neglect your cold. Try
theAchwiails_ experiment -of rlddlng you'
a,-eini le-remed
4,1
' a .sovere 113 •ne.
nip VISWs.
An Pnglish traveller stood looking
- -the-4 • - -•
the first time. lie had JourneYea
000 miles to see the wonderful val-
ley. Before him in solemn grandeur
pathedral-Rock=-thesTit
Brothers, ' And•• the Sentinel Do
The Bridal Veil Palle, dirreelving.In
arfeatherY .Wat
icended the tremendous Preclideo.itt
up 'With -varied tints the sombre Jrna7.
-leafy 'Orthe seene;lihire 1i elt,pitsitne
mighty. overpowering, nnapproach-
'able, 'teemed to frown sternly over
all. the traveller became conscious
e OS n • Won er, st a,
stronger,. looking at the' marvellous
stenoflc addresscd tho stranger
I* not ttasi stolsessal
Tito stranger bowed his head, as if
he felt the inability of words to -tie-
.
CliAMPAGNE: CITY.
toast Of F4Vriliay, 13 France, Is
tast, subterranean oar, this.41-
tot miles And miles 'bang hewn out
of the solid chalk. fisiked With pile's
o cheiripegise of *11 Wends and
,ThereAe_MS--light,frt-thl -
lebytieth of ettreete, erotetings,°., artd
4urnings, except that which titetout,
tering oLnino afford. All is dark
and dart*, with
down *bent zeires lite largest otielleze*-.
Peigne itretnufsettirerer in. k;
Ivret,001) 'intlerittoUrel •caltere whfrh
corer no itiait [their loriY4i***tee:3,
a contain 5,000,000 bottle
'to he e y g oran 0 age.
scribe his emotions.
"De you think." Pursued thetree
yeller, "that. this terrine gorge was
caused by some Titanic upheaval
from below*? Or is it the result
glade' action? What are- your -
views; 11 /my, as to -N. -Pi
"lisr7 v1wa Ifitindiy bated -vie&
the etranger, openiug a tag he ear.
riol In bis bend containing 'Ovoid -
graphs. are only one donee fifty
Wooer. 111111 $11 to $I1OW O1
• err beseplces"
Yes willie,"-ste-sakt- with ,tv.tort
smile, "our engager/lent Must be kept
secret." "put why, deo?" bot
ed. flleettswee silty boy, Jr 11, WIt-O
meete pubile, Peel)
really intended to
00/110•00....
a• deilantatbrakatheita
Milm•1111.1.111.
Indignant Stabeeriber-"I say, look
here, you-leirewe what do. you, mean
by announelnetheldliteartity tenth
child under the beading f 'Ditres-
Ing
dearl itahstremdna*ut.sttdoings;
be
t; treit mmir
be .
tied- mart liltefrelr" '
oleo --6T-Isiteriiiit• ailiarder, Pane
Yieseteble P1113 *hold& he raeort.cl to,
unesenetely. . or three of 'these
*lute Pellet* taken be ore_ tailag tO•
l'a_ffir'llittTer74" it: in suceei-
vet:the of at
tack* of dy,pepsla it all the discern.
tioo
ritadiwkair.olis&r. .the train at that
7cise mesas *re simple
When the W3 i known.
1'
el.". Saki the young student.
thoughtfully; "when I get Interested
In a subject I* never stop-entit. Z
- have embraced It thoroughly,"
-"That's tire." was the hesitating*
reply. "Do-sdo you think rpt an its•
tooting louhiett,"
,
riwr„=„„ttr.---n-srr
separator called the 'Uneed*' has in 40410 10Cahttea bean of-
fered for sale and suite at law are neW ioatliag ,s.gainet the •
imanufeeturers 'thereoftinder the Isw USER of these in-
fringing maablites le also 'Hebb) for *11 danwtgeit 1.1ein-Itiiiiiiit-the --
patentee through* his unit, thereof. We hereby ,inform You that
huYing or using" 040-01-441ene---so-calted--"UNEEDA-"t-ifolAW,,-
' tors you not only get st- very- inferior separator,,_..14Capalbo:-
givirruyou7---such restitts as you thouls4sive1, trait Wou, bay
suttissith, *11 ita '-expeiptlifeZittendance •Itrid-- with a practical csis
tainty of the early lois of the machine and Sr verdict of bean"
demages against you.
inliirmed on
Jsc*beforobecomlng Involved write to
Tho Sharples Separator Co.„ West Chester, Paol.U.S.A
Inquiries may also be Meek from' aur
Akifing a* lesson on the animal
kin Om the teac k * '
cent se an . triple of an animal
-of---7the-- order or edentata-pi0 is,
One which is without teeth, **1 an
cried Tommy, lab lice beaming with
the pkasure of assured knowledge.
"Well, what is itr" a1d the teach-
er._ "Grand a "_heAth
• Z"-. •
•Levers'ILN-Z ,(Wiqe 4..e64,) Aiiiinfeeff•
ant Soap Powder is better . ttran
other powders, as it isboth- soap
d disinfectant.
.
e'Vl can t d any oth-
er way to make trouble he Imam, girl
'marry a man -to reform him. -
110,llatinl111B1811----Trilre-COMC"
When a girl 14epe on buylig more
underclothes than she needs it is a
alga she. goisur to be married.
. -
For pains in the Joists and limbs and
Inc rheurnoticAmlne. neurnagia and lum.
haws, Dr. Thomas' Emicetrie Oil ' is
without a pen. Well rubbed In the
leirly-ans-pet-
manently relieves tbe aectd Part„ Its
value iles in it* msgts proprrty ot re-
in, ludo from the hOtitt_aila for
last gootL4ualin
ty _it la_
For the Winter
." To -
CALIFORNIA, MEXICO OR
^
_ 7 f'
"isend of _Sunshina„,
Pruit- and Frowers.",.
itotoul trip tourist tickets
•on sale daily.
ount-Olemoultinetaillatbr'--
situated_ on direct lino Or Grand •
Trunk: •
1,
spend a. few ,days or weeks
delightful- 'resort. Best of hatel ac.
oommodaticei,
1--at-any-Gntncl-irunk-Tick
tics.
•
Amulternentsre--to
breezes or *W to * -the flame -gentle "
onetwIWlan it, Wt.' itrelig Curie
pu it out," •
• Arnanda,t1)o.,,,...4ton-onnember-ten
years ago when yoU esmfeesed YOttv`
. eN aIlove for bow cruellyrefusd ouuuUmit n C01$
'You? ,older uorte stnet1
differently." '
lrer.wer,OWItiets
.Wttnrt owitleetente niter het hooky
it las
yds* rigeletee
ers;Zes
11***Wrset.owee4wrsi a ei«
• 1
"Do you think Mid
for yOtt at 011*?" ."
hog:14414g to tare a I
ealth." canto
I ,think *holt
t
makes youthink that'?"
laet time .1 railed she onlY YeNerted
twice, and two weeks, aid I- eettetted
five y*Werf la nee teretting."
--One of the greatest ,Islessissos sar.
antaririlltithnr-ornwes' Ezteiznln-
Stor.Itor. It eitecturdly expels worms and
glees health, in a marvellous manner to
the IlttI. One. •
Only those who haxe had experience,
tasts telt the torture corns • clause. Vikli"
'with your hoots on, pain with there oft:
—pain night and dal; but roll*/ Is tuft
to those Who see lloitowey'S Cot*
Catnip
PUbliaher '11 eta, gee Anything is
that Mandecript ot yours." Strut,
gLig Author -'X preatftee not; buts
u„ know!, some of your "batten
maybe finite intelligent.".
blisher of the best Par
Pitt Prertinees
would say that I do not
Inedirine that has stood th.
tert of thaw like UV/.
e it Itatrbtosn an
inour hotiashold arsr.since
ran rereettiber„ avid has outlived
dozen*of would- Minpetiters and
imitatioste.
A MUM, 1NS1NtA110N. -•
zat paper that ne o
she hes
nese for a. long
Peek (recklessly) -No doubt 04
fled the tendency from moth,
ho was in the babit of makings
fly. journey* through her law
d'spOkets.
• Pe4,11
wrog o
in Sct-ed
tt,c'els. mods' et
t!,. sintstebit girt'
gsts-.:ed•knife 1004
tvap•:_s•nf
DNE
iht,t3„.1
?t, H
t):4
L
Ibili.'saillitto. •
inc
Vitt.
•
---to trim
and often makes.
in' the beadger
eves it Id
thal Work of ibe