Exeter Times, 1912-11-7, Page 7flQM11MRRYOldUt1U!
',(+llaWS BY MAIL ABOUT JOTIN
BULL AND 'us PEOPLE.
•. Occurrences in he Land That
Reign6Supreme in the Com-
‘'..
o"ts , menial World.
Mr. Thomas Ward has been Oho -
¢en as the next Mayor of Notting -
Police Inspector Arthur Walls of
Ziastbour'ne was shot and killed by
n burglar.
An attempt has been made to
smuggle tobaeoo into. Dull in a
'hi: 's medicine chest.
Harvesting and .ploughing have
been carried on side by side in the
Cambridge Fens.
Mr. Charles Walter Bolton,
CJ.S.I., has been elected Mayor for
Eastbourne for the coming year.
Durham Co-operative Society at
their quarterly meeting declared a
diividend. of 28. 8d. in the pound.
At St. Pancras Cemetery the
gravediggers are to have their
wages increased to 30s. a week.
A fresh outbreak of foot and
mouth disease is reported from a
farm at Bingford, Northumberland.
Miss H. P. Brown, who has been.
'Postmaster of Wickhambrook, Sul-
- folk,
uf---folk, for 53 years has just retired.
During the past year the receipts
et the famous maze at Hampton
Court Palace amounted to nearly
$2,750.
Miners throughout the North
A GOOD) ItABIT
Tea when you - 'are tired
particularly if ;it's
UPTON'S
EA
Goes farthest for the money
LETS NOBEL PRIZE
WEAK STOMACHS
Need New, Nioh Blood to NestOre
hem to a Healthy Uonclition.
Actually in need of feedto nour-
ish the body and yet afraid to eat
because of the racking pains that
follow, That is the condition of the
sufferer from indigestion --a Choke
between starvation or merciless
torture.
Tho urgent need of all dyspep-
ties, of everybody whose organs of
digestion shave become unfit to per-
form their important duty, is for
stronger stomachs that can extract
nourishment from 'food. Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills give weak eto-
machs, just t'he strength they ntdeede
by enriching the blood supply, I e
and strength to e i
b
giving tone
stomach and its nerves, and enab-
ling it to do the work nature in-
tended it to do. Thousands of
cases of indigestion have been
cured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
of wihich the following is but one
instance. Miss L. A, Brown, Port
Albert, Ont., says For a number
of years I was a terrible sufferer
from indigestion, and as a result I
became completely run down, and.
suffered from backaches and nerv-
ous troubles as well, I had to force
myself to eat, but never enjoyed a
meal owing to the awful painsthat
followed eating, Life was becom-
ing a burden, and as medicine after
medicine failed tohelp thio me
felt
life a
was doomed to go
constant sufferer. Finally a roar-
Tied sister strongly urged me to
try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and I
have reason to be thankfulthehat 1
as
followed her advice,
fully restored myhealth, and I can
now enjoy all kinds of food with-
out the least discomfort, and my
friends say I am looking better
than I have done for years. At all
events I know 1 feel like D w p a -
r
son, so shall always praise
Hams' Pink Pills."
Wales eoal field have ved an
advance. of fwee per c t. on the
minimum wage. a Scunthorpe
Ernest Thackeray,
r (Lincolnshire) man has been award-
ed the Edward medal by the King
entered by burglars and goods to
the value of $20,000 stolen.
£17,387 has been awarded as com-
pensation for the extinction of li-
censes' of 14 public houses by the
Surrey ,•Licensing Committee.
As many as 369 stray dogs were
of
i seized last year
e lhe City
i ye only onOf-
don by the poice,
were restored to their owners.
A pike measuring 44 inches in
length, 20 inches ie. girth and weigh-
ing 26' lbs., was caught in the
north Level Stream, at Tydd. •
Shopkeepers at Hae pton Court.
have been exempted from the Shops
`Act during the summer months by
the Middlesex County Council.
A pauper lunatic has just died af-
ter forty-three years' residence in
the Mickleover (Derbyshire) Asy-
lum, and has cont the union $6,000.
James May, solicitor, Tow'n Clerk
of Workingham, . was sentenced to
three mo'nths' imprisonment for as-
saulting a servant girl in his em-
ploy.
The death has occurred at New
Ferry, Cheshire, of Sergeant Henry
Barnes, a Balaclava veteran, who
was nursed by Florence Nightin-
gale.
Tobacco leaves • grown at Meth -
void, Norfolk, formed part of the
decorations in Methwold Parish
Church at the harvest thanksgiving
festival.
Herbert F. Clothier, of Green-
wish, was sentenced at Uxbridge to
three weeks' imprisonment for be-
ing drunk while in charge of a' mo-
tor lorry.
During the past six months the
Battle (Sussex) Board of Guar-
dians relieved 316 tranop
e
years ago the figure • for the same
period was 3,071.
Mr. P. Bryant Baker, of Chelsea,
has been commissioned to make a
marble bust of his late Majesty to
be placed in the •Middlesex County
Hall, Westminster.
At a'meeting of the Lexden and
Winstree (Essex) Guardians it was
reported a profit
that
showedthe workhouse farm
for the half year of
'over $380.
for bravery.
Meagre. Elgin's jewellery shop,
Liverpool Street, London,, has been
!Every Pair Insured 888
days against breakage
Cords slide when you
o
valleys, no harness -just comfort l
Osaka damped "EZE" esmitres.
of Dealers or
C for
50x..
5 e
at
aid
P
P
(PFIOhOU'NGEASY)
Lt0flG 513SP IDERCO.TOR011T11,6s1i.
USPEN
BROWN'S
USES FOR(MEWING G"UIts
Hied ilia Mouth Clear and C.
treses Souk Children.
Ordinarily the use rzf .chewing
guxn is considered ,,rather ill-bred
sed is frowned upon by those who
have charge o£ the training of chil-
dren. When the habit is indulged
in ern the street nr in company it
certainly is disgusting. liewever,
it has been found that the tabooed
gum is very useful in certain condi-
dans.
When the typhoid fever patient
commences to gala he is ravenously
hungry,` but is •allowed only a
scanty diet. The long days seem
endless,with nothing to do but
count the stripes on the nurse's
dress or the spots or squares on the
counterpane. Gum has been found
to be an allowable eelaoe. Also it
is beneficial to the patient, for it
stimulates the flow of the digestive
secretions, which have become defi-
cient. Not only this, but the 'move-
ment of the tongue tends to keep
the mouth clean. In typhoid there
is liable to be an accumulation of a
brown deposit, called, sordes, on the
aeth and tongue. Chewing gum
lessensthis deposit.
°Gum may be given to children
who are confined with other anddie-
e
mel a
eases; as scarlet fever, measles,
diphtheria. Needless to say, a
fresh piece should be "supplied every
time, and the patient shoeld not be
allowed to chew it too long at a
time. It is strange that gum is not
used more commonly during illness,
especially of children, for the gum
serves to relieve the .wearisomeness
of the long hours of convalescence.
Recently gum chewing has been
advocated for an entirely different
condition. Some children have a
habit of biting the nails, a habit
which it seems very difficult to
break. The application of red pep-
per, quinine, quassia, or other bit-.
ter remedies sometimes fails to have
the desired effect. -The treatment
requires great perseverance and is
complicated further by the fact that
the child usually is of an extremely
nervous disposition. Some authors
have advocated the application of a
device which holds the teeth slightly
apart, and, therefore, makes chew-
ing difficult. This has several dis-
advantages, as it frequently in-
creases the nervoesnes•s of the child
and may help to cause mouth
breathing. Some bright individual
conceived the idea of supplying
these children with gum, and it was
found that they ceased to bite their
nails. It .also had the beneficial ef-
fect of increasing the secretion of
the digestive juices, which some-
times are deficient in nervous, poor`
ly-nourished children,
Many people have found that the
habit of chewing gum for a few mo-
ments after meals has caused their
indigestion to vanish.
Dr. Alexis Carrell,
Who was awarded the Nobel Prize
for. Medicine, may well be called a
wizard of the medical world. In his
laboratory in the Rockefeller In-
stitute for Medical Research he has
accomplished wonderswith animal
life that are analogous to the won-
ders performed by Luther Burbank
in the field of botany. It is said.
that Dr. Carrell has taken the heart
out of a dog, put dog and heart in
cold storage for a week, and then
restored the dog to life. He is fa-
mous in every part of the world as
a surgeon.
New ]Burglar Safeguard.
The more pretentious apartment
houses in Vienna have a curious im-
post levied upon them. The doors
are closed at 10 o'clock at night,
and after that hour every
one onto who
or comes must pay 20
til midnight and 40 cents there-
after, until 6 o'clock in the morn-
ing. The impost must be p
s
many times as a man enters or
leaves a house. If, for instance, a
person is in the house of frienda
until 1 o'clock he must pay 40 cents
on leaving the friend's house and
another 40 cents on entering his
own. The money thus raised is de-
voted to protecting citizens against
burglars.
MOTHERS RECO MInEND
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
TREES"
IWO
Wafts US:
ski sot coataks phanalidlia.atlialitii44.
*04110 or ropy Ober 4fuougotous '
, a box 11 your Druggiixra,
Sou**. uouo *oiorrounu.e.-oveoguor.ounuro.,
BROWN'' NURSERIES.
1NELLAND COUNTY, ONT.
Now is the Time to Think
About
your
Maple
Syrup
Business
Consult any of your neighbors who
have used the ''`Champion" Evapor•
ator. They will tell you to install
before the snow is on the ground.
Costs no more to buy now than in
March. Write for free booklet.
THE GRIMM MFC. CO., LIMITED
58 Wellington St., MG;dTREAL,QUE.
Children
Should Have Good Light for Studying
A poor light strains the eyes, and the injurious effects mom''
ast for life. An oil lamp is best. The light rorn the work under Ra o
amp is soft and. mellow. You can read1
or hours without hurting your eyes.
The R j�YO fa conetruCtsd scientifically. Itis the
.
beat leotnp xaadeyct fnetepe SettecE.
rr made of solid, brass-nnic nickel
&
L..aiiip, Lighted without removing
or
shade. Easy to clean and rewick. Made in various
styles and for all purposes.
Dealers Everywhere
OIL COMPANY„Limited
�.. EG
THE !IMPERIAL WINNIPEG
TpFCCNTO HALIFAX 5T ,ttlFii•i
pllOtVTWRAL.
L
Mothers having once used Baby's
Own Tablets for their little ones
will always be found using them as
long as there is a baby in the home.
The Tablets are acknowledged by
thousands of mothers as being
their best friend in keeping the lit-
tle ones well. Whether it be con-
stipation, colic, 'indigestion or
worms ; whether baby is suffering
from cold or has simple fever, or
whether his teething is difficult, the
Tablets are the one safe remedy
which will speedily cure him. They
are guaranteed by a government
analyst to contain not one particle
of harmful drug and may be
with benefit to the new-born babe
or growing child. Sold by medicine
dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box.
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brookville, Ont.
. Lucid Explanation.
``That's a terrible noise sin the
nursery, Mollie," said her mistress.
"What is the matter 1 Cant you
keep the baby quiet?"
"Sure mum," replied Mollie, "I
can't keep him quiet unless I let
him make a noise."
Sold by all medicine dealers or
by mail at 50 cents a box, or six
boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. WII-'
Hams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
NAVA. EL XPENDITURE.
Statistics Show Great Increase in
i
Last Decade.
Throughout the world the total
number of Boman Catholics is es-
timated at 264,500,000, and of these
there are 5,758,000 in Great Britain
and Ireland.
OF
EN
GL
AN
D.
NEW SEALS
Represent Ring George on Throne
and On Dreadnought.
The moat important work under-
taken
last taken at the British mint y
was the preparation of the new
great seal and counter seal of Eng-
land. In character the great seal
resembles the famous Bretigny seal
of Edward the Third (1360-69).
King George is represented seat-
ed on an elaborately carved and
canopied throne, wearing his crown
and robes and holding in his right
band the Rsceptre and in his left the
orb. Over the throne there is a
canopy and on either Bide 'a niche
within each of which is a t,hielh
of the
bearing the coat of arms .
'United Kingdom. Standing beside
the niches are two figures, one re-
1 resenting Justice and the other
Fortitude. elaborate
In contrast with thisA seal
design is that of the counter g,
On this the. ;designer has depicted
the ,King in the uniform of an A. e
Iniral of the Fleet standing on th
deck of aclreadnought battleship.
Immediately below the royal figure
are three lanterns, the emblems of
nn Admiral of the Fleet.
It is Crii
to Neglcct the
Skin and Hair
1
A report issued by the British
Admiralty gives details of the total
naval expenditure of Great Britain
for each year since 1900, compared
with the other chief maritime po-
ers—France; Germany, Russia,
Italy, Austria-Hungary, the United
States and Japan• that the
From this it appears
gross expenditure increased as un-
der in pounds sterling:—
of the suffering
ailed b neglected skin
THINK
ent y
troubles — mental because
of disfiguration, physical be-
cause of, pain. Think of the
pleasure of a clear skin, soft,
white hands, and good hair.
These blessings, so essential
to happiness and even. Sue,
cess in life,are often only a
of a little thoughtful
matter
care in the selection of effec
remedial agents. Cuti-
curative
Soap and Cuticura Oint-
ment do so much for poor
, `ons r e d,rough
comple�l ,
hands, and dry, thin and
falling hair, and cost so
little, that it is almost crimi-
nal
rimi
nal not to use them.
Although CutlauragSoap
aaand°int,
anent ares da y druggists
to , "Cutictira;'
everywh postal
Dept. 5M, Boston L1 S.A., will soave a
iberal sample of each, itthat822e e
booklet on skim and dip
That's What They Will.
She—If fashion makes our dress-
es any skimpier I really don't know
what we women will do.
He—I do ; you'll wear the dress-
es.
1901-02 1912-13
Great Britain .34,872,299 45,616,140
United States 16,012,438 26,540,010
Germany.... .. 9,53'0,000 22,609,500
The figures for France, Russia,
Italy, Austria-Hungary and Japan
do not admit of exact comparison,
but in each case large and continu-
ous increases are shown.
As regards new construction, in-
cluding armaments, Great Bratin
will spend this year £17,271,527,
compared with £10,420,255 in 1901-
02, and Germany £11,491,127, ae
against £4,653,423 in 1901-02.
.�-- --p'-- ---
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, &c.
Mary, a tactful child of six, who
had been taught to be considerate
of the feelings of others, was taken
to see Mrs. Browns new baby, a
pitiful mite. with the pathetic look
of all thin babies. The girl gazed
at it silently until Mrs. Brown
said: "Now, Mary, what do you
think of him?" Then the little visi-
tor, after some hesitation, replied,
with an attempt at a smile: "Well,
Mrs. Brown, I think he's a. very re-
fined looking baby !"
All the world's a . stage, but it
l,ttcks an asbestos drop curtain.
When a woman drives a horse
Why does she . whip him with the
lines'
rse
Cure For Consumption. -For consumP-.
tion, weak lungs, lingering coughs, laryn-
gitistand my given a fewes daysdtodlive by
of thane only R after taking this
cur
specialist and Land w
curt are alive and well, will
511. Pape
request. Write Wru. R. Qop
Me„ Toronto, Ont.
A d •st obtain an imitation of
from a To
wager can Tonto
house a 'ScrytoLINIMENTand have it
house ata very low price,
lab ltid his own product.
This greasy imitation is the poorest one
we have yet seen of the many that every
Tom, Diek and Harry has tried to intro-
duce. ARl]'S and you will get it.
Ask for MIN
That's What They All Say.
"My husband and I never have
a cross word." ask me
"My wife never has to
for money.
"We live .in the queerest neigh-
borhood. you ever saw. It'"s simply
pines. It's just what youlike to llyou my
want."
place.
Minard's Liniment dares Distemper.
Pelt It First.
Word had been received by the
inspector of the electric light sys-
tem that an overhead wire had fal-
len down in a crowded street. spot inspector betook himself to the p
as quickly as he could. found the in-
evitable
he arrived he fou
crowd handling the wire in
a most careless manner. Luckily,
no accidents had occurred.
Going up to the nearest man,
who happened to be an Irishman,
he admonished him Severely in
grave tones. id the
"You took a great risk,"
inspector. "You had no ' right to
touch that wire. Why, man, do
you know you might have been
killed outright by' the shock ?"
The Irishman looked at the in-
spector with a knowing air.
"A_b, said he, I was mighty
careful,. son* I Sure, and I felt it
darefully before I took hold of it)"
COMPLETELA'`UT %TORE
BOYS AND GIRLS. OWN A CANDY STOKE OF YOURotyerWed .
you O®n.staae8
oto 1 the greatest money making and Pleasure p over
big each d you c
Shfselegant finest
s. °
•daY,y,llingthe Rawl candlee to allyour friends.
Each of these 'wonderful
stores contain a complete
stook of line Chocolates, non.
bons, Mutter Eeatoh, Loecn-
,to.,sandy Belie, fellows, oto.,.
oa., all in lovely glass Tara
and metal candy mums, the
same assn any big candy
store"
TM also provide 4 fins
counter with drawers for
stook. the magniflnent set of
candy scales Son sea above,
complete with 'Neigh
ts nd
platforms. aline sat of bright
metol scoops to serve. the
Dandy with, a stock of llon.
bon boxes, candy bogs and in
fact every necessity of the
candy store business.
Then besides all thiswon-
derinl stook of candies and
store fittings. WE OIVS
ynIS THIS Strood 1 OAsH REGISTER
Add AN EXTRA PRESz.NT.
_ _. .... _
MALE HELP WANTED.
TO $100 MO ens a TelePiapherGe
for young m
and Station Agents after six months at-
tendance here. Advancement rapid. Day
and Mail ourses. Write Dominion OSchool Railroading, Torfree �tO.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ANCEit. TUMORS, L.TMPs, etc. Ie•
ill
ternal and external, cured without
pain by our home treatment. Write us
� too Dr.
.man Medical Co.
ymd oln&r BOn-
Q' EARN SILVER PLATING-PARTICII-
4 lars free. Speoialties Agency, Box
1830, Winnipeg.
Australia's Rabbit Pest.
Australia is still suffering from
a
plague of rabbits. Ceaseless slaugh-
ter of the bunnies is effectual only
in checking their speed, for they
breed so rapidly that extermina-
tion seems impossible. Stock rais-
ers are wire -netting their proper-
ties, digging out the burrows and
destroying all surface cover. The
government is helping by selling
wire netting art a nominal price. In
the hot districts they are poisoning
the water. Notwithstanding. allthe
trapping, poisoning, fumigating,
is
fencing and digging out, the peat
spreading.
No Place.
A man had been absentfrh m
home for some time and during
g
absence had raised a luxuriant
beard and mustache. Shortly af-
ter his return he paid a visit to his
of
sister, who had daughter a little
whom be was especially fond.
The little girl made no effort to
embrace him or offer him a kiss,
but hung back reluctantly.
"Why, Eleanor," said the mo-
ther, "why don't you give Uncle
Ed. a kiss?"
"Well, mother," returned the
child, with the most perfect
s' m-
plicity, "I don't see any p
FEATHER DYEING
Cleaning and Curling and KiGoo a ocleaned.
Tese ca Thebe sbest place is pp
BRITISH AMERICAN OL
DYEING C
BUY A LICENSE TO DRINK.
You Do in Australia and What You
Take Is Recorded.
The Australian liquor really want the
best after all, f you
o
control the traffic and at the same
time make it produce revenue.
Better than the English law that
requires the barkeeper to post the
names of the drunkards in the bar,
for a man that's a drunkard doesn't
care if his name is posted.as many
In Australia they allow
saloons as there are men willing to
pay the nominal license, which is
suet enough to pay the registration
fee. Every man who drinks, or ex-
pects
xpects to drink, in a saloon must go
to the City Hall and take out a 11. -
cense in the shape of a brass check,
on which is stamped a number, and
for this he pays $5 a year, and must
always earry it with him.
Before he can get a drink in any
saloon he must display that brass
check. If he is a native regular
costo
mera barkeeper looks over
his book,
.,
]nk or
and tallies les
his
dr
drinks. If he is a stranger, and has
taken out his license, the new
men
is entered en the book with h
ie
number, and his drink entered up
against him.
Failure to do this, or sellibgea
man a drink wirbhout having
n
shown the brass check means the
absolute and actual closing of the
saloon, and there is no appeal.
Every morning, a blacklist is sent
out from the City Hall bn,iachle sae
a -
loon, and woe unto titins
who sells a drink to a roan whose
mime is on that list.
Naw, you see the revenue moist
be 10 times greater than if only the
saloons paid the license, for in that ht'
.country, at least, there ab e
many drinkers, not so mu
f
whisky, because of the climate, but
Of the light wines and beer. Then
there is a public record of every
marl who stakes a drink and the
number of drinks he heetakesin theo
course- of day,
year.
MMlnrird's Liniment Curds Cargst In Cohrs.
l
It 0 em each and riuss p o
Pie o.00 with
b and Truss elk every dale made. It is Cao
Pieroie with benkloa3c andkdYsaad >s awonderfulpr
itself.
envy and tyis, get anis candy store andit t o7 0
the envy stall elegant ds.
Vie register nd ell, tyou will
plots with the your
cash xo0l0to t end all, if you will
Bo amouavour friends, only 30 bolt. es of each.
delightful
fthe
In ;Os Japanese, srtumeo at only Iso. each, They come
In Valley, ;Oslo -fitly odors-Whitee, WV olet and Jockeyclub, nt nY,
Valley. HelIsrgotro bottles
0.n toe Everybody mtstlthia o sly Lnutum°gold
a tolls 3 .. a,
bottloral labels.
e. It like bot *alma.
1 It ons
It. when sold, return our money, only $$ ,
eompleto candy store exactly as illustrated above ca
FREE.register rind histle a willwonderful ent toffez o brigESSOht boyss an
d
girls. no the Arab In Your neighborhood to get
wonderful store. Address,
NATiONAL PRODUCTS, LIMiTED
Dent. C. 309, TORONTO. CANADA.
FARMS FOR SALE.
H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto.
HUNDRED ACRRES-COVNTx HALTON;
HUNDRED
Good. House; Buildings; Orchard.
Cheap and on easy terms.
EVENTY-SIS ACRES orchard; about
GOOD
buildings and apple
five miles from Hamilton.
H. W. DAWSON, Toronto.
� ACRES-F1vr MILES FROM LON-
.J Q don market, soli olaybonk barn.
acres orchard, ,frame hoevn or village
Will exchange for city,
property, or for larger farm- The West-
ern Real Estate, London, Ont.
"I suppose," observed the tramp,
bitterly, "you would like to have
me get off the earth. But I can-
not." "Have you tried soft
soap ?" asked the woman in the
blue gingham dress, dispassionate-
ly.
bottle.
°
Bend and get the pprfnmetoday. wst.n� 4 dl�
r►aa,d discs
Is the direct and inevitable result of
irregular or constipated bowels and
T
clogged -up kidneys and
skin..he
undigested food and other waste mat-
ter which is allowed to accumulate
poisons the blood, and the whole
system. Dr. Morse s Indian Root Pille
act
directly
rect
iY
on
the b
ow
etst
regulating ut
a
ti
ni
them—on the kidneys, glvingthexlt
ease and strength to properly filter the
blood—and on the skin, opening up
the pores. For pure blood and good
health take
Dr. Morse's
Indian moot Pills
CR ltoaomla
Protoot Presses rye--- Eleautliy
Samples and Booklets on AppliOStiafa
LAMES LANGMUU & GB., Lfinited
13744 nn+•l,urst Street TORONTO
TO
Maypole Soap
DYES BO
ZAMIL.Y
With. Maypole
Soap those is no
trouble and no muse
in home dyeing.
Dyes cotton, wool,
silk or nllxtures.'24
color* -will give any
shade. Colors 10c.
Black 15c0 -at you;
ticalef's or postpaid
with booklet "How. 1°8to Paye" from,
F. I. MIMIC/ & 00. ie7entre2,l
11D. 7 ISSUE 45-42
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Are your hands chapped, cracked
or sore ? Have you " cold creeks"
which open and bleed when the skin
is drawn tight? Have you a cold
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sins
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frost
bite,
sore,
place, which at times makes it agony
for you togo about your household
duties ? If so, Zam-Buk will give you
relief, and will heal the frost -damaged
skin. %%Anoint the sore places at night,
Zana -Rut's rich healing essences will
sink into the wounds, end the smart-
ing, and will heal quickly.
Mrs. Yellen, of Portland, says "My -
hands were so sore and cracked that it
was agony to put them near water.
When 1 did so they would smart and
burn as if 1 had scalded them. 1 seemed.quite unable to get relief fromanything
I put on thorn until 1 tried Zam-Buk,
and it succeeded when all else had
failed. It closed the, big cracks, gave
ale ease, soothed the inflammation, and
to a vary short tines lay hands:
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sweeets,piles, oolears„ fcttd,'t1t1 sores, d''Ord' MM./
anti backac, ebratsre, pimples, ringicern 410.
outs, hums, braises, scalds, sprains. Of Of
droggi,.-a and stores, or poet ,fret from the Zdtl3.
Bat CO,CoTor01000. .Pridd 600 a box.
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