Exeter Times, 1915-6-10, Page 7DOWN BY'HE )1 SEA.
'BITS Of NEWS FROM THE
MARITIME PROVINCES..
Items of Interest From Placed
Lapped By Waves of the
Atlantic.
Fifty schooners were locked up at
Port Hawkesbur g and Mulgrave
owing to the Straits. of Canso being
blocked with heavy drift ice.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Brawn, of
`fit. John N.B.', both, over 70 years
of age, died within a few hours of
each othet't. •
A farm of 100 acres at Back Dar -
ham, York County, N.B, was sold
at public auction under mortgage
and bid in far $220.
A FINE COMPLEXION
May Be Rad Through the Rich,
Red Blood Or. Williams'
Pink Pills Actually Make,.
A girl's oomplaexion is sonietliing
more than a nlatte,r to concern her
1
vanity, It is an 1�ndication of the
State of hear health, Pallor in a
growing girl means a thinning of
the blood. Parents should be
watchful of their daughters' eoxn-
plexinns and should csee to it that
prose danger signs are corrected,
When a girl in her teens be'coxnea
pale and sallow, if she shows an
inclination to tire easily, is lietlees
and inattentive to her work or
studies., eihe needs Dr. Williams'
Pink Milds, .a tonic wrhieh d>,reetly
and specifically corrects the condi-
tion from which she is suffering.
A ehexnical analysis of the blood of
suck, a: girl would show it to be defi-
cient in just the' elements that Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills ,can supply,
and which restore- brightness. to the
eye, and color to'the cheeks. Miss
D,elina Arsenault, Urbainville,
P.E.I., is one of the thousands of
anaemic girls restored to health by
the use of Dr, Williams' Pink Pulls.
She says: : "I was attacked with.
acnaemia, and was in such a miser-
able condition that I had toconsult
a doctor, and was. under 'his care
for :several anon•ths, but without
getting better. I was growing
thinner every day, had dark cir-
cles around my eyes. I could hard-
ly' sleep at night, but tossed rest-
lessly and got up in the, morning
with black anticipation of the day's
miseries before me. I was ialwayis
bothered with headaches and pains
in the back and limbs. My appe-
tite was poor and I frequently
vomited what I dol eat. My friends
feared that I would not recover, I
had often seen Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills advertised, and finally de-
cided to try them. I used alto-
gether nine b•oxe:s, and they made
me as well- as ever I was in my
life. All the pains and aches dis-
appeared ; my appetite returned.
I could ,sleep ,soundly at night, and
they Dolor returned to my Cheeks.
I also gained seventeen pounds in
w,eight. I and now always well, and
for this happy condition I have to
thank Dr. Williams' Pink Pills."
You can get these Pills from .any
dealer in medicine or by mail at
50 cents a, box Or' six boxes for
$2.50 frcan The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Oliver TJ Evans, of St. John, has
been convicted of working as a de-
tective in Halifax without a license,
and remanded on charges of false
pretences,
D. J. Maclean, of Halifax, was
presented with a. gold pin by officers
and men of the 2511h Battalion in
appreciation of the hospitality ex-
tended by him to them.
The largest cargo ever taken
from Yarmouth, N.S., to Boston,
went out on the Prince George re-
cently. It was valued at $51,561,-
50, and consisted principally of fish.
Robert Colpitis, an 8 -year-old
boy of Moncton, N.B., was acciden-
tally shot by his 13 -year-old brother
Fred, #while the latter was showing
a revolver to a companion.
While swinging in a hammock on
the roof of her home at St. John,
Yta., Miss Belle Tufts fell through
a skylight, adistance of about 12
feet, sustaining bruises about the
head and body.
At Digby, N.S.Miss Emma Mc-
Guire, an attracti,. ve young woman
of 23, started out on a fishing trip
and did not return. After an all-
night search she was found at a
neighbor's house.
The Newfoundland spring seal
fishery is practically a total failure,
owners of ships standing to lose a
quarter of a million dollars in this
year's venture. The total output
is 46,796 seals, old and young. The
net value is $93,094.33, of which
one-third, $31,031.44 went to the
Crews, leaving $62,062.89 for the
outfitters.
Fred Baudet ,holds the record for
West Prince, P.E.I., in having a
litter of four healthy lambs from
one •:cheep. The mother has for the
last'bhree years successfully reared
two .and three lambs each spring.
Police Sergt. Thos. Caples, of St.
as on duty when e•n he
w •
John, N.B.,
saw he had forgotten his badge.
Ile went home to get it and found
his wife suddenly .and severely ill.
Ten mirn!ttes•later she died in his
amts.
William Ramsey and Frank Mc-
Donald, miners in No. 16 colliery,
:gear Waterford, C.B. were in-
stantly killed by. a fall of coal which
buried them oompleteily. Both men
were aged about forty, and mar-
ried, leaving families.
At St. John, .N.B„ instructions
have been received from the Fed-
eral authorities that all ferryboats
and passenger —carrying motor
boats must be furnished with life
rafts of 'sufficient capacity to carry
their ma.ximnrn number of passen-
gers.
assen-
et s
g The Government of Nova Scotia
has appointed a eommissio•n to con-
, eider this question : Whether the
present system for the registration
of titles to' land should be changed
in regard to the City of Halifax,
and if so it what respect, or what
other system. should be ,adopted.
.14
Umpiring With a Shotgun.
Kansas City invites world attention
to the sheer novelty of a man stand-
ing in the centre of a diamond point-
ing a shotgun at a runner whom he
was attempting to halt and send back
to second base because of a ground
rule, providing that a runner may take
only one base on a passed ball
We have admired nothing so in-
genious and effective since the Texas
editor, who used to shoot his sub-
scribers in the leg to remind them of
their unpaid subscriptions. Yet, the
evolution of the umpire with a shot-
gun is not so amazing, on second
thoughts. It was bound to come; it
. befalls appropriately in the militar-
istic era, with every promise of en-
largement upon the idea when
4irupps and other war toy shops shall
study the offensive and, defensive
necessities of umpires.
Imperiled by the spread of pro-
hibition and growing prevalence of
pop bottles in the air—for the in-
crease of temperance has manifested
itself In increased violence and anti-
pathies—the umpire is made the goat
of the whole "dry" movement. Be-
coming daily a graver problem, his
situation Is one of the most serious
that confronts the American people,
Shall the War Department and Con-
grese revise the league rules, or will
the States s,everally enforce protec-
tive measures with their own militia?
—St. I ouis Peat.
•
The doors of a certain new house
had shrunk horitibly, as is the way
of the modern door made of unsea-
soned wood. The ,builder .wound not
send the joiner to repair them, so
the. householder tried the ironical
method, and wrote : "Dear Sir, --
The mace can run under most of
our doors, but our cat cannot fol-
,
-
tlow them. Will ,you please sent a
man -at once Ito nvatke room under
i
1 the doors for the eat, and mch uob-
lige V'
A Spring Poem.
'Twas in the gloomy Autumn when
I walked about the Zoo,
The creatures had the blues, ex-
cept the le•apiu'g kangaroo.
"How can you be so cheerful at
this dismal time 1" I cried,
"It's :always Spring with me, my
friend," the kangaroo replied.
Ask for Minar L's and take no other.
Felt Ile Must Say Something.
Callers were at the door and
Bobbie was told to show them into
the parlor. Re did so, and whiile
his mother was fixing herself up
he suit there rather embarrassed.
Presently, seeing the visitors
glancing around the room, he said:
"Well, what do you think of our
stuff, anyway 1"
Granulated Eyelids,
r KS Eyes inflamed by expo-
sure to Sun, Poland Wind
quickly relieved mud
Eye Remedy. No Smarting,
just Eye Comfort, At
Your Druggist's 50e per Bottle. Murine Eye
Salvein Tubes 25 c. For BeokoliheEyeFreeask
Druggists or Murine Eye Remedy Co„ Chicago
Quite a lot of people work them-
selves neatly to death trying to
find some way of making money
without working.
HOME
STUDY
Arts Courses only.
SUMMER
SCHOOL
JULY and AIMMIST
UEE ' S
UNIVERSITY
KINGSTON, ONTARIO
ARTS EDUCATION MEDICINE
SCHOOL OF MINING
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CHEMICAL MINIIMECHANICAL 5
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ENGINEERING
GEO. Y. CHOWN, Registrar
afe
A Lusitania Orphan.
Helen Smythe, rescued by Ernest
Cowper, of Toronto, lost her father,
mother, sister, brother, and aunt
on ill-fated chip.
He Meant Every
Word He Spoke
JUST WIIY J. A., IIILL RECO Ms
MENDS 1)ODID'S KIDNEY
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The Fastest Camera.
Capt. F. J, Behr, of the United
States Coast Artillery, has invent-
ed a camera that marks a great ad-
vance in the art of photographing
swiftly -moving objects. It differs
from the ordinary camera in size
and in the mechanism of its shut-
ter. It is almost four feet high.
An electric motor that makes sev-
eral thousand revolutions a second
works the shutter ; and- since the
speed of the motor can be accur-
ately adjusted, the photographer
can determine the length of expo-
sure down to one five -thousandth of
a. second. The new camera has pho-
tographed Mortar shells at the mo-
ment when they left the muzzle of
the gun, and afterward, ,and has
shown the curious "smoke ring"
or "gas ring" that accompanieis the
projectile when it emerges from the
gun. It may- yet help to determine
exactly what happens when a mod-
ern high-power :shell ploughs its
way through solid steel.
THE BEST MEDICINE
ays f r itself
InSevenDays 1
UNI�M ,
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Mixing (loners 0 v t this iii¢ Model
DASD Ml lit entice P1,11 time, a'boC an
m19,P0W, o�t get a ktttt�ex liX vita. les
dement. rite for ectal 0ldk.
WETTLAVPCA DSOS.,
Imprevod Concrete Maehlnery.
Dept, W. Sipadina Ave., Toronto, Ontario,
ED,
IIe Had Sore Back and Other
Syitiptoirlli of Kidney Disease and
• Got Real Benefit front Dodd's
Kidney lPills, •
Sixty -Nino, Corners, Ont., June .
7 (Speeiai).--"I .aani :recommending
Docid's Kidney Pions as the hest of
Medicines," The :speaker was Mr.
J. A, well: -known resident
of this place, and lie left no doubt
in the minds of his hearers that he
meant every word the ,said.
Sonne time a•go, Mr. Hill con-
tinued, "I had a very sore back.
It started from a cold and I suf-
fered four isix months with it. .I
also had stiffness in my joints and
cramps in. my muscles and I felt
heavy and sleepy after meals. My
appetite was fitful and my limbs
were heavy. Then I decided to try
Dodd's Kidney Pills. I took four
boxes and received great benefit
from them. That's why I recom-
mend Dodos, Kidney Pills,"
Every one of Mr. Hill's symp-
toms showed that hisstruuble was
of the Kidneys. That is why he got
each benefit from Dodd's Kidney
Pills. They are no cure all, but
they do curio sick Kidneys, and the
Kidneys are the keystone of health.
Ile Wanted Company.
Shortly after two o'clock one bit-
ter cold morning a physician drove
four miles in answer to a telephone
call. On his arrival the man who
had summoned him said :--
"Doctor, I ain't in any particu-
lar pain, bet somehow or other I've
got a feeling that death is nigh,"
The doctor felt the man's pulse,
and listened to his heart.
"Have you made your will ?" re
asked finally.
The man turned pale.
"Why, no, doctor. At my age—
oh, doe, it :ain't true----"
"Who's your lawyer ?"
'Higginbotham,. but----"
FOR LITTLE ONES
Thousands of mothers say Baby's
Own Tablets are the only medicine
they would give their- little onus.
Among deem is Mrs. Howard Hod-
gins, St. Catharines, Ont., who
'says: "I am a user of Baby's Own
Tablets and think them the best
medicine in the world for little
ones." Once e. mother has used
the Tablets She will use no other
medicine because she feels the Tab-
lets are .absolutely safe and knows
they never fall to banish all the
simple ,ailimente of little ones.
They are sold by medicine dealers
or by mail at 25 cents a box from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
24410 JR SYSTE1I,
Paper HMIs r Were Issued in 1846
By the C.P.R.
A souvenir of the early days of
the C.P.11,, in :the chapo of one of
the original watch dials which the
company got out when it introduced
24 o'oloelc time in theWest, is in
possession of one of the officials,
In 1880 the company determin-
ed to introduce the 24-hour.
system on the western divisions;
and to • give emphasis to the
new departure, and, at the same
time, help the memory of all opn-
c,erned, it issued paper dials with,
the whole 24 hours completing the
day, which were to be worn on the
watches of the employees, to fami-
liarize therm with the new method.
This setting up of the new time
standard was deemed, at the time,
a radical innovatioai., calculated to
disturb the dull . oo:nservwtiye and
timid creatures who dreaded
change. A certain sensation was
produced at the time; it passed;
the business went on its way; the
western employees beeaan.e ac-
quainted with the new time stand-
ard, and accepted it as a matter of
comae; but the sight of one, of the
old .dial plates, which everybody
was showing as a curiosity in 1886,
as something which was: going to
revolutionize the common life of
the people, recalls, the eagerness of
the company to arrest the atten-
tion, though, of course, the change
was advantageous in itself.
IIow a Siek Woman
Can Regain llealth
READ THIS VERY CAREFULLY.
"For years I was thin and delicate.
I lost color and was easily tired; a
yellow pallor, pimples and blotches on
my face were not only mortifying to
my feelings, but because I thought my
skin would never look nice again I
grew despondent. Then my appetite
failed. I grew very weak. Various
remedies, pills, tonics and tablets I
tried without permanent benefit. A
visit to my sister put into my hands
a box of Dr. Hamilton's Pills. She
placed reliance upon them and now
"Then you had better eend forthat they have made me a well woman
him at once." I I would not be without them whatever
The patient, white and trembling, they might cost. I found Dr. Hami1-
went to the phone. ton's Pills by their mild yet searching
'`Who's your pastor?" continued' action very suitable to the delicate
the doctor character of a woman's nature. They
"The Rev. Kellog M. Brown,"
mumbled the. patient. "But, duc-
tal', do you think--"
"Send for him immediately.
Your father, too, should be sum-
moned; also your--"
really
"Say, , doctor, do you o a 3
think I'zn going to die ?" The man
began to blubber,
The doctor looked at him hard.
"No, I don't," he replied grim-
ly, `'there's nothing at all the mat-
ter with you, but I'd hate to be the
only man you've made a fool of on
a night like this." ,
'5
Trying on Bridges.
Does music weaken metallic or
other bridges? This question re-
cently asked of a well-known.
bridge builder brought this reply :
"Measured vibrations are more
trying to any kind of bridges, and
particularly to suspension bridges,
than Irregular agitation. Music
alone would not ,strain. a bridge
enough to injure it materially, but
a regiment of troops keeping step
to music when crossing a, suspen-
sion bridge would subject it to a
very severe strain, Consequently,
it is customary to stop the music
before troops reach the bridges,
and let the men ~break step, and
march more Or less irregularly.
"The reason for all this is - ob-
vious. The structure naturally will
suffer least strain when at rest.
When in uniform motion the 'bridge
acquires a inomentuni equal to its
entire suspended weight multiplied
by the velocity of the motion. It is
manifest that, in. the case of a
heavy structure, a uniform down-
ward vibration, be it ever so small,
would develop a .momentum of
many tons in the direction of a
breakini strain. The same disturb-
ing forces acting irregularly, so as
to counteract one another, would
be far less trying to the structure.
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The Eleetriquette.
More than four hundred d minu-
tive electric vehicles are now in use
on the exhibition grounds at San
Francisco, where they are very
popular. Their success' probably
means that they will displace the
wheeled chairs of the seaside re-
sorts. The new &air, which is
knoiwn as tlhe "electriquette," and
which is propelled by a motor that
derives its power from ,a .small stor-
age battery,. is a comfortable and
commodious viiehicle - seating two.
persons. It is controlled so -easily
that ,anybody can run one . without
previous experience.
Yes, Aimee, divorce prolongs life
--for many e poor lawyer,
Charity begins at hone—whether
ISSUE 24—'15. tlse home needs it of not.
5'
Red Sea Colored by Weeds.
The drowning of Pharoah and his
host in the Red Sea had nothingto
do with its name. It takes this
from a peculiar reddish color re-
marked at certain seasons of the
year in parts of this sea, due to
marine plants, or to reddish ani-
maloulae, called by sailors "whale
feed," which float on it like scum;
or to the reefs of red coral which
abound in many parts of it; or,
possibly, to the fact that its upper
course was one of the boundaries
of Edonm, "the red." No biblical
scholar of any repute has ever as-
serted that the sea took its name
from the overthrow of Pharoah.
JUST BEFORE BISMARK FELL.
Fourth Generation of Hohenzollern
Dancing to His Music.
I3ismark's dismissal from efilee,
which many have regarded as one of
the great - mistakes of the Kaiser's
life, seems to have taken the Iron
Chancellor by surprise, but he might
well have taken warning from a little
incident, recorded by Grant Dult
which occurred just before his fall.
Going to see the .emperor one morn-
ing, he was requested to wait, which
he did in an antechamber where the
little Crown Prince and his brothers
were amusing themselves, They wish-
ed bilis to dance with .them and on
his declaring himself too old, insisted
on his playing the piano while they
danced, He sat down to the instru-
ment and played till the Kaiser en
trod. "So," was the royal greeting,
"here is the fourth generation of the
Hohenzollern which has to dance to
your playing!"
ore
orns
e
Absolutely
Painless.
No cutting, no plas-
ters or pads to press
the sore spot
Putnam's Extractor
makes the corn go
without pain. Takes
out the sting over -night. Never fails
-leaves no scar, Get a 25c. bottle of
Putnam's Corn Extractor to -day.
Oelcupiers of houses in London
are liable to a penalty of twenty
shillings aday if they allow a chim-
ney to catch fire.
Minard's Liniment Tuinberman's. Friend
"Look here, you're the fellow
who took my overcoat from the
club the other day." "All a mis-
take, of course. Besides, I 'left .a
much better one." "I know you
chid—but it was too small,"
never once griped me, yet they estab-
lished regularity. My appetite grew
keen—my blood red and pure—heavy
rings under my eyes disappeared and
to -day my skin is as clear and un-
wrinkled as when I was a girl. Dr.
Hamilton's Pills did it all."
letter i
rd t
The above straightforward
from Mrs. F Y. Todd, wife of a well-
known miller in Rogersville, is proof ,
sufficient that Dr. Hamilton's Pills are
a wonderful woman's medicine. Use
no other pill but Dr. Hamilton's, 25c.
per box. All dealers or The Catarrh -
ozone Co., Kingston, Ontario.
GET POWJiiR
The Supply Cordes From Food.
If we get power from food, why
not strive to get all the power we
can. That is only possible by se-
lecting food that exactly fits the
requirements of the body.
"Not knowing how to sel+eot the
right food to fit my needs, I suf-
fered grievously for along time
from .stomach trouble," writes a
lady from a little Western town.
"It seemed as if I would never .
be :able to find out the sort, of food
that was best for tee. Hardly amy-
thing that I could eat would stay oe
my stomach. Every attempt gave
eve heart -burn and filled my sto-
mach with gas, I got thinner and
thinner until I literally became a
living skeleton and in time was
compelled to keep to my bed.
"A few months ,ago I was per-
suaded to try Grape -Nuts, food,
and it :had such good effect from
the very beginning that I kept up
its use,. I was surprised at the ease
with, which I digestbe,d it. It proved
to be just what I needed.
"All my unpleasant .symptomrs,
the heart -burn, the imitated feeling
which gave me ase much pain, dis-
appeared, My weiight gradually
increased from 98 to 116 lbs., my
figure rounded out, my strength
came back, and I atm..now gable to,
de my housework and enjoy it.
Grape -Nuts did
A ten days trial w'iltU show any-
one some facts about food.
Name given by Canadian Postxnam
Co., itViindsar, Ont. Read, "'.Cho
Read to Well'vible" in pkgs.
"There's a Reiaasan.''
Ever read tho above letter? A nevi
ono appears from time to time. 'They
aro genuine, true, and Lull of human
interest.
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Until the war Belgium, with a
population. of 7% millions, was one
of the most densely populated
countries in the. world.
At the Yarmouth Y.M.C.A. Boys' Cam»,
held at Tusket, Falls in August, I found
MINARD'S LINIMENT most beneficial
for sun burn, an immediate, relief for
colic and toothache.
ALFRED STOKES.
General Sec'y.
Mr. Hall Caine :began life as an
architect..
idiinard's Liniment used by Physicians.
Income tax has been levied in
France for the first time this year.
YCeep =nerd's Liniment in the house.
From 4,000 to 7,000 men form a
brigade of infantry; with cavalry
the number is from 1,000 to 2,000.
Sold. by ail good Shoe deaiam ,s
Worn by every lumberyfde 'aie;uiy
More than 800,000 bushels of .
Tasil;anian ,apples have been ship-
ped to Great Britain in one year.
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.L1,1 specially selected and Government
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