Exeter Times, 1912-11-14, Page 3FROM BONNIE SCO1IA111)
NOTES OP INTEREST FROM MLR
BAN liS AN B114.48.
What Is Going on in The Ilrghlands
and Lowianda of &aid
Sootia.
K.irkoowan. School has a new
soup kitchen and tool shed.
The sawmill al Rilmahog near
' , Callander has been totally destroy-
edi P 11
present is 1,380.
serve in the ,south of Scotland at
by fire.
The trength of t e National Re -
.4, .A clock wiLli three dials is at pre-
sent being fitted up in the tower of
The death has occurred of Mr.
li Rothesay Academy.
Charles A. Lindsay,. one of Aber-
deen's rnost prominent _business
ORO -WING GIRLS AND ALL DAMAGE BY ittier$4 ,
Authorities Put Annual Loss In
Reoruiting at Stirling Castle for
the year ending. September was 277,
compared with 107 of last year.
A serious epidemic of measles has
broken out in Wick and one ele-
mentary school has been closed.
What remains of the old Starr.
Hotel opposite the railway sta,tion
in Port Glasgow is to be demol-
ished,
David Robertson, a, Crimean vet-
WOMEN.
Should Keep Their Blood Supply France at $40,000,000,
the estimated figure of the damage
On every hancl you see w"aen done by rats to crops and property
and grnwln$ girls in the cleadlY in. France. The publication of these
elutohes of anaemia, Slowly but statistios by the Incorporated So-
surelY aloe of death, settles eiety for the Destruction ef Vermin
on their °hooka; their eyes grow bas given an irapetue to the eaarv.
dull ; their appetite fickle ; their paign for the ,extermination of the
steps languid. Daily they are be- rodent, vvhieh is also known to be
ing robbed of all vitality and a transmitter of disease,
brightness. The trouble, if neg- The examples set by several
looted, becomes more acute until American eities have been followed
the signs of .early eonsiunption be- with great interest in France and
come apparent. What women and lia,ve led Dr. Fontenelle to make
young'girls this condition need is a 'special 'study of the subject. He
new, rich, red laloOd, and 'there is finds that the role of the rat and
no or. -medicine can do the work the mouse has been very 'serious in
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, in mak- colanection with cases of pneatmon-
lag this new, god blood. These ia. Por a long time it has been no:.
Pills make girls; and , women well, tice,d that this 'disease was mote
and bring 0,6h fhe charm and deadly in hospitals than other
brightness. .9f perie4, j.egniar places, The pneumonianaiorobe be -
°macs extremely virulent in the
health. liere.is a bit of proof. Miss
ont., blood of a mouse a,nd, if &sick per-,
Lillie O'Carroll, Norwood,
says :--"About two ,years ago my soh e'4:41163 in 00nta'd with a moase
health began to fail a was weak, mierobe, he will be gravely attacked
• • by the disease.
run down and had no ambition for •
anything. I had frequent head- -u92'..J.°32TLe se -Ts the
vitals ot fill.rits, especially the old
aches, would be eempletely tired
• — • Rich, Red and Pure. Forty million dollars yearly is
eran a,nd pensioner, was found dead
in his house in High Street, Lin-
• lithgow.
It has been decided by the Stir-
ling County Council that council-
lors travelling expenses shall not be
paid.
Plans, have been passed at Moth-
• erwell Dean of Guild for an exten-
sion of Camp Street School at a,
cost of $7,000.
The Clyde Navigation trustees are
to proceed. with the re.construction
of the wharf at Renfrew at a cost of
$125,000.
There has been an outbreak of
black scab in four Dalbeattie gar-
• dens, and the Board of Agriculture
are making an inquiry.
The old colors of both line bat-
talions of the King's Own Scottish
• Bordeters will be hung,in St. Giles
Cathedral, Edinburgh.
What is considered to be the skel-
eton of a Viking has been discov-
ered at Reay, on the north coast of
the County of Caithness.
Callander Tol,vn Council have fix-
_
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ones, are a ive with rodents. The
out after the least exertion, and pneumonia microbe exists, there -
had little or no appetite. A doc-,fore, in conditions calculated to in -
tor who was giving Me medicine crease its virulence and its murder -
finally told me he feared I was ge- am powers of de•struction. He
ing into eensenliptien, which, ef urges the necessity of an. immediate
course, made me very much down- and relentless extermination of
hearted. As the medicine I was ,rodents in every hospital establish -
taking was not doing me any good naent in France or an any other
I decided to try Dr. Williams' Pink country where the rat or mouse
Pills, and I shall ever feel grateful may be found.
that I did se. My story may be The depredations of the rat in
summed up in the words "nine France on property are enormous.
boxes of the Pills fully restored my It is reckoned tha,t for a farm of 50
health—perhaps saved my life, and hectares of wheat and pasture lands
I am now as strong and healthy as the losses caused by rats reach an
any girl." annual minimum of $200. The de -
Every anaemic sufferer can eb- truction by rats about $1 to each
tain equally good results through a inhabitant. jar. Fontenelle says :
fair use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. "This is too high a tax tc" pay t° the
Sold by all medicine dealers or by rat tribe and the ever-present dan-
mail at 50 cents abox or six boxes ger from the rodent's propagation
for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' of maladies like the plague and
M4dioine Co., Brockville, Ont. Pneumonia shows the wisdom of
carrying on a determined war of ex-
• termination."
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Wrote Back. -4..—.--.....
A friend once ,.M -e to Mark
ed the assessments for the current
year on owners at sd. per 21, and
.00cupiersat Yad. peirs21.
It has been agreed by the Kirk-
caldy and 'Dysart School Board to
apply the $500 special grant to den-
tal*treatraent of school children.
The Royal National Lifeboat In-
stitution have agreed to &wept the
offer of the Wick Harlem Trust of
$1,250 toward a new lifeboat for
Wick.
The question of establishing at
Stornoway, a permanent naval
base for torpedo destroyers is., at
• present, under the consideration of
the Admiralty.
Edinburgh Town Council have
agreed to confer the freedom of the
city an the Right Hon. •Viscount
Haldane or Clown, Lord Chancellor,
and the Right Hon. Lord. Duneden.
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FIVE CENTURIES UNTAMED.
GOOD FOR ALL BARIES.
Baby's Own Tablets are
good for all babies, They
are , good for the newborn
• babe pr the growing child—
the babe who suffers froM
constipation or the inc Whose
teethiug. is difeeult or who
has indigestion, colic, worms
or any of the other babyhood
ailments. The Tablets ban-
ish all these troubles—they
are perfectly safe; being
guaranteed 'by a government
analyst to contain no opiates
or harmful drugs. Sold by
• medicine dealers or by mail at
25 cents a bo i from The Dr,
Williams' Medicine 'Co.,
Brockville Ont.
1 MtSINGS OF TUE CYNIC,
If love is really a disease, it is kbe
MOO contagious one on record,
The sins that pay 110 dividends
are the ones that shook the world.
1 Xusie bath obai=s, but it isn't
tpah: ent pg. ie 07n .gbirds that makeiithe beat
he realizes that youth Must have its
When a girl throws a 141,401? over
Every man has his, 'price, Etrid it
is 'generally about twice as much as
'leis worth.
Some people never enjoy good
health, even when they have it.
If it's the unexpected that 'hap-
pens, why should it be unexpected
Almost as many people have been
Sidra
leby 'WO laoh money as by too
little,
The farther a, man can seo the leas
is he apt to be sure he is right.
A man's ideal of an ideal wife is
one who believes everything he tells
her. '
We never realize how much it
costs to visit friends till they return
the visit.
A WONDERFUL CASE.
Three Months in Hospital and
Came out Uncured.
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Zam-Buk Cured Him in Few Weeks
Mr. Fred Mason, the well-known
upholsterer and mattress manufac-
turer of St. Andrew's, N.B., says :—
"I ha,d eczema on my knee, which
caused me terrible pain and inoon-
venience. The sore parts!would
itch and burn and tingle, and then
when rubbed or scratched, would
become very painful. When the
knee got warm, it burned worse,
and the itching and burning and
smarting were almost unbearable.
I tried various remedies, but got
no better, so I decided to go to
Montreal and take special treat-
ment. I reoeived treatment at the
Montreal General ' Hospital for
thirteen weeks, but at the end of
that time I was not cured, and al-
most gave in. A friend advised me
to give Zam-Buk a trial.
"Almoet as soon as applied Zam-
Buk stopped the itching and the ir-
ritation. I persevered with the
bahn, and it was soon .evident that
it would do me good. Each day the
pain was reduced, the sore spots
began to heal, and by the time I
had used a few boxes of Zam-Buk
I was quite cured.
"Since then Zam-Buk has. cured
blood -poison in my finger.
*For eczema, blood -poisoning,
piles, ulcers, sores, abscesses, vari-
cose ulcers, bad leg, cold sores,
chapped hands, cuts, burns, bruises
and all skin injuries and diseases;
Za,m-B,uk is without equal.
• 50c. box all druggists and stores
or post free from Zam-Buk Co.,
Toronto, for price. Refuse imita-
NO MEDICINE.
Twain a letter saying that he was
in very bad health, and concluding But Change of Food Gave'Final
—"Is there anything worse than Relief.
having toothache and earache at .
•• a Most diseases start in the alimen-
the same time'? Twain wrote
PRINCE IS A.UTIfOlt.
The Crown Prince of Germany
has written a book anent his hunt-
ing experiences in Great Britain
and India. He recalls them with
evident pleasure, and throughout
he adopts a very appreciative atti-
tude. He was particularly impress-
ed with country house life and
English hospitality, as the follow-
ing 'excerpt shows "These English
'country houses are, to my taste,
the most elegant and at the same
time the most comfortable places
imaginable. In my Indian sketches
I have already paid tribute to the
wonderful hoepitaLity of the Briton,
and I should like to mention it
again now. Each guest is delight-
fully cared for in a house of this
kind, and the care is so quietly and
charmingly exercised that the recip-
ient is never allowed to realize that
the host is putting himself to any
trouble on his behalf. The English
excel in this art of genial and
ta canal—stomach and bowels.
back—"Yes—rheumatism and St. rY
Vitus's dance." •A great deal of our stomach and
Montenegrins Are Reckless at War
and at Play.
• It was Mr. Gladstone who once
• described Montenegro — the black
mountain -0S the shore where, af-
• ter bloody Koosovo, the wreckage
of old Servia' was washed by the
oncoming' Turkish tide. They who
escaped into those fastnesses 'were
families of caste, chieftains and
nobles, who for five centuries and
have remained unconquered.
Their very vices show breeding,. a
• recklessness at play and an extra-
vagance in dress. • Yet gamblers
though they are and dandies, they
sire honest as to cash, and if a purse
of_ gold be dropped by accident,
upon the highway it will be discov-
ered by its, rightful possessor.
• Prison life itself is ruled by hoe-
er, for convicts who may have
pulled a trigger wander abroad,
• meet their friends, join in festivals,
• and are known only by the dull mu-
sic of a clanking chain.
The Montenegrin is not devoid of
education. He has his school in
every hamlet, and there is an amaz-
ing story of the great Ivan the
prince who burned his capital Zabl
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen,—I have used MINARD'S
LINIMENT on my vessel and in my family
for years, and for the every day ills and
accidents of life I consider it has no
equal.
I would not start on a voyage without
it. id it cost a dollar a bottle.
CAPT. F. R. DESJARDIN,
&lir. "Starke," St. Andre, Eamouraska.
• Expression of Vacancy. -
"Why do you suppose he has such
a vacant expression I"
"Well, he thinks of himself a
good deal."
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
bowe troubles come from eating
too much starchy and greasy food.
The stomach does not digest any
of the starchy food we eat—white
bread, pastry, •potatoes, oats, etc.
T -these things are digested in the
mall intestines, and if we eat too
much, as most of us do, the organs
that should digest this kind of food
are overcome by excess of work, so
that fermentation, indigestion, and
a lcing train of ails result.
Too much fat also is hard to di -
gait and thisis changed into acids,
sour storaach, belching gas, and a
bloated, heavy feeling.
In these oonditions a change from
indigestible -foods to Grape -Nuts
will work wonders, in not only re-
lieving the distress but in building
up a strong digestion, clear brain
and steady nerves.
• A woman writes:
"About five years ago I suffered
with bad- stomaeh—dysPepsia, indi-
gestion, constipation ---caused, I
know now, from overeating starchy
and greasy food. •-
• "I doctored for two years with-
out any benefit. The doctor told
me there was no cure for me. I
could not eat anything without suf-
fering severe pain in my back and
-sides,
and I became discouraged.
"Afriend recommended Grape -
Nuts and I began to use it. In"less
than two weeks I began to feel bet-
ter and inside of two months I was
a well woman and have been ever
since.
"I can eat anything I wish with
pleasure. We eat Grape -Nuts and
• cream for breakfast and are very
fond of it." Name given by Cana-
dian Postum Co., Windsor, Ont.
Read the little book, "The Road
to Wellville," in pkgs. "There's a
reason."
Ever read the above letter? A noW ono
appears from time to time. • They are
genuine, true, and full of human Interest.
.DRIPCO
iOF
T414ilf.„-
rreparailo
'rylk
MG'
4 Ofin$1.'
One Exi3use.
Mrs. A.—Well, if it isn't Mrs. B.
What a stranger you are 1 Why, it's
quite five, years since I saw you.
Mrs. B.—Yes. Why haven't you
keen to see me.
'Mrs. A.—Oh, dear, you know how
bad the weather's been.
• During the past thirty years the
population of Germany has increas-
ed by twenty million,
jak to save it from the Turk, se ing
lap a printing press in °bed jut
twenty years, after Caxton had be-
gun his enterprise at Westminster.
The machine vanished amid the
• chaos, but it revealed an instinct.
• Is is as armed men that the Mon-
tenegrins now interest us. When
they go marketing to- the Austria
• coast town of Cratere they are re-
•"quired by the authorities to .rob
their belts of the mighty pistol, but
• at the frontiev they resume it, and
• it is the symbol of their liberty.
}Tumble homage to the Queen is
• rigidly exacted by King Nicholas,
and in the Palace of Cettinje, Prin-
cesses, so far from being disdained,
•are described, paternally, as Piny
oountry'a most valuable export."
To behead one's eeerny is the fi-
• nal jay. of the Montenegrins, Who,
therefore, dislike long range artil-
leay snc1 the modern rifles which are
reeeived from Russia as .0hristmis
Piesents for the reignitria hong&
During the past twelve months
ahips entered or departed
ironi tho Port of London..
Skin All Covered
With Eruption
N. eml.
Tardif.
Tried Many Remedies 3 or 4 Years.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Cured.
A QUebee Man, N. Henri Tardif, of St.
Casimir, writes in a letter dated Afar. 31, 1911:
"1 had a very bad skin, all covered with
etuption, eight years ago. I have had all of
both my shotilders covered with it, and the
higli part of rdy arms, and znY face, but it
Wad the worst on my shoulders, I tried many
different remedies to cure it, but not/An was
any good. ,At last I went to an e.potheeary.
11. asked aid fi/ had ever used Cuticura
soap end Ointment. / told hint no, and ./
bought a box of Cntimira Ointment and II
cake of Cuticurs' Soai. fttdebi(three boxes
et Concurs Ointment, but I am glad Of
the owe. for Cutioura Soap and etrament
completely cured the at My Okla} eitiption,
spread the Cutteum tOtiuttnent-OUV my
sore parte, and I think that hi wishing my
face with the,Cuticura Seep, it hindered In• t
eruption fault itching and burning. I tried
root rewsSfse during• three eV, tant,yeart
tieurit' goo end Olatraent ore
ittrouhout the wortd, but te those *IA,
millered ranch, lost hope aitte*obti
thoughtful entertaining."
He contrasts the mistaken idea
that prevails in Germany that a
but utictira 0410 tend Oinfrarettattred.
flilged) /4: 'Rear/ Testa
6utfS1h in an trettinest, ikAps
•
redu4cialowia teittto,dbrid°i". tVio?;;; big you severely:
. ,
14*'d'
1,1nlmsbt CtIrsit
The German Crown Prince.
.01,4 41'
I141 Sao 1
When You Ga
Run Down.
--oatoli cold eesily—and dread, Instead of
enjoying,the keen winter weather—then you need
NaDru. o Tasteless
bottles, at your Druggist's. sod
NATIONAL DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO. OF CANADA, LIMITED.
Tice disagreeable taste of raw Cod Liver Oil is eetimly absent
curative elements of Cod Liver 03--1-typophosphites to build up the
and the Compound is decidedly pleasant to take. in 503. and $1.
and Extract of Malt, which, besides containing valuable reartreent itself,
nerves --Extract of Wild Cherry to sot on the lungs and bronchial tubes—
and
This Na-Dru-Co Compound embodies the well-known nutritive mid
helps the weakened digestive organs to assimilate other food.
Cod Liver Oil
• Preparation of
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BOYS AND CURLS. OWN A CANDY STORE OF YOUR OWN.
rats alatatat store laths greatest money making mad pleasure providing outfit ever offerod and an can aiongl
in to•day selling the finest candies to sal your friends.
It is on exaot =oda of the big eaah mediae e0alli54
il:OitOLO:ach and nage up every' gale made. It is cour.
plate with boaklock andkeyeand ia swonderininresona
Boys and Kirin, got this candy atom and yonwill
pthatenezthotchall. Lo.tr.frbiean.hrls.reWigittawirllagwidseattiroypow w
soil among YOUZ friends, only 30 bottles*/ our delight
241n siYaxiltPeanly 005-e4Whiumetel alltellale,YOlatieat'hon% Idly`Thilrot
Valley, liallotope, Wood Violet o.ndJoeiraY chib.lott
in fine large bottles with beautiful gold floral le
EvorYbodY yenta this lovely parnuno only Ige„
bottle. It sous like hot ogles.
Send and get the perfume to -day. Ws trestle:Wad
It. 'When sold, return ourremey, only $3.00, andth
rpce_graisPtl:ri°en"nd iddi,awilthr°11,? senttlito"yinotiaAatiluStebt Lairl.1"Tteos
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DUCTS, LIMITED
Dept. 0. 309 TORONTO, CANADA.
Each of these wonderful
atones contain a complete
stook, 01 doe Chocolates, uon.
boon. Butter Scotch, Losen.
pos.0=0 Ballalissesodo.,
eto., all in lovely glass ham
and. metal dandy cases, the
• IMMO SI in any big candy
store.
We also Provide ftas
counter with drawers for
stook, the magnificent sot of
complete with webiltri;e7a
°and, scales you see
plattonna, dna set of bright
metal scoops to serve the
candy with, stook 01 hon.
bon boxes, candy bags and in
fast DTIII7 necessity ot the
candy store buidnees.
Then besides all thiseron.
derfulttol of mottle4 and
lapilli H RECHRTER
Mininanag=flat2241$222123
wessaseacomm.smomsere,..
guest must be always amused:
`There is nothing of the kind in
England. The meals are all at set-
tled hours, and at these the 'house
party' foregathers. - Unless there is
something special on foot, such as
a sheet, each one is absolutely his
own master in the intervals. As
these 'house parties' are usually
eomposed of light-hearted young
men and very often of beautiful
women, there is every reason why
you should have a delightful time.
The whole house and home of the
-host is in the fullest sense of the
word at the guest's absolute dispo-
sal. He has only to say the word,
and he can ride, motor, fish, shoot,
sail, play tennis, or go'lf,
erything is at his hand. He has
only got to choose. The Scottish
castle in -which I found myself was
typical of this perfect hospitality."
"She's very fond of her chil-
dren." ••
"That so I" •
"Yes. She told me yesterday
that if it wasn't for • them she
wouldn't live with their father an-
other minute," •
Minard's Liniment Cures •Distemper.
0 •
Natural for Them.
To Prevent Small` Frauds.
Fraud is practised in many forms
in France, but it is news that snails
are reeeiving the attention of the
tricksters. It seems that small
frauds have become so seriousthat
a society has been formed to stop
it. It is called the "Syndicate of
the Preparers and Dealers of Snails
in France." As a comestible the
snail has an enormous clientele.
Snails are sold by millions. But
the consumers are not quite cer-
tain of the origin of the snails they
eat. The fraud oonsista of putting
the snails called the 'Little
Greys," into the empty shells of
Burgundy snails, which are of su-
perior quality.
The Town Clerk of the City of
London has a salary of $12,500.
Husband (impatia;ntly)e-"Ie iti
possible, iny dear, that you cannot
keep those children quiet for a mo-
ment?"
Wife (soothingly)—"Istow,. John,
don't be harsh with the poor little
innocent tbinge,; it is natural for
there to be full -of 'spirits, and
they're doing the best. they can:"
•Huaband---"Wella if 1 could have
moment's peace I wouldsit down
and write that Cheque for fifty dol -
Jars that you've been bothering me
14)r2;,
•
• Wfe (sternly)—'(Children, te6
attars at once, and,if.I hear another
*bid from you to -night 1 win pun.,
ikons.
Time to Go Home.
"Well, dear, I guess the honey-
moon is over." -
"Why do you say that?" pouted
the bride.
"I've been taking stock and find
I'm, down to $2.65."
Cure For Consumption.—Eor consump-
tion, weak lungs, lingering coughs, laryn-
gitis and bronchitis. Names and addresses
of those only given a few days to live by
specialist and doctors, after taking this
cure are alive and well, will be sent on
request. Write Wm. R. Copeland, 61.1 Pape
Ave., Toronto, Ont.
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Colored people in the Union of
South Africa outnumber the whites
by nearly four to one.
Minard's Liniment Cures Carget In Cows.
Nerve.
"What a lot of nerve that man
has."
"Isn't it so'? Why, he even has
the nerve to put pennies on the
church plate Sunday morning and
look the man right in the eyes while
he's doing it."
ISSUE 46---'12
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CONSULTWO ENGINEER
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29 Broadway, New York.
"I bought some of your GIN PILLS
at Victoria B.C. last September. , 'Stour
femedy 1 nd, at 6o years of age, to
give perfect relief from the Kidney and
Bladder Troubles iricideht to one of my
age, 1 urgently recommend OIN PILLS
to friends as being the one thing that
does me good." G. WOODFORD.
•sac. a box, 6 for $2.5o. Money back
if GIN PILLS fail. Sample free if you
write National rrug and Chemical Co.
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graphers and Station Agents. Good — ---..
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endorsed by railways and has direct tele- .11-1L Good House; Buildings; Orchard,
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Toronto. 1 L.D buildings and apple orchard; about
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five miles from Hamilton,
MISCELLANEOUS.
CANCER. TUMORS. LUMPS, eto. In,
tonna and external, cured without
pain by our home treatment. Write u
before too late. Dr. Batman Medical Co.
Limited. Collingwood, Ont.
EARN SILVER PLATING—PARTICI.
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