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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-12-10, Page 72 4 7 WOODS RAY P THE WINGHAU TINLS, DECEMBER 10 1908 l�h.��ily..� SEED DISTRIBUTION. By F]ERGUS HUMS, h SYRUP 7 Autbortf " 5fa Mystery of a Hansom Cab," "654 Mandarin's Fan," Etc. ` z lar, Improved Li,gowo, all white )r1.,7„lle'60B-SY114Z :M—M-12 varieties, Pumvklu Sad- COPYRIGHT. 1005, By G. W. DILLINGHAM COMPAN �%•__,"`)-;rye h (beardless), Chelsea, Maiquia, Stanley ' {•,:r.nfi,� gn,s w�Y.,�r,�i�,�F.INC,.�'*ff�>�'�Mt,sj>.�'.'t'�t+,�+y�.w?e•.?wi,ya.Q.ski=:i>�dtri$:ey1tY;N�aa',xl.KE';5+3:tH�'$' _ ..,.. . .. 1 Hurou and Pringle'a Champlain Narly __... boarded). Wuita varieties: white Vife Combines the potent healing virtues of (beardless), Bobo (early beardless). bn -creek days from 8 in the morning -dl;til S at night. Within, the shop was replied Bart smartly, "Leastway the Norway pine treo with other absor. ea,' and Mansf bld. Two rowed: In- ,dajrk and bad a musty odor, there's a batch of secondhand novels bunt octorantandaoothin expectorant g medicines - On either side of the quaint old Published last year. But bless you. of recognized worth, and is absolutely sorts: Angel of Midnight, Oomptou'a i WuBe was a butcher's and a baker's Dir. Beccot, there ain't nothing new, harmless, prompt and safe for the cure of _ taunting places of business,raw In about them 'cept the bindings." their newness. Between the first "You are severe, Bart. I hope to be COUGHS,COLDS,BItONCHITIS ' named establishment and the book- a novelist myself." 1 Ghon a low, narrow passage led to a "We need one, sir. For the most HOARSENESS, C➢. 01TP, SORE i - � ismali back yard and to a flight of Slimy steps, flown which clients who part them as write now ain't novelists, i1 that means telling anything aa' is TiII�OA'Y, PAIN or TIGHT. I .1■■ ttld not wish to be seen could arrive new. But I must go upstairs, sir. NEISS in tho CI-IEST, at a kind of cellar to transact business Miss Sylvia said I was to tell her when _ With Aaron Norman. you came." and all throat and lung troubles. It is t This Individual combined two dls- "Oh, yes—er—er—that is—she wants put up in a yellow wrapper, 3 pine trees tinct trades. trades, On the ground floor he to see a photograph of my old home. the trade mark and the price 25 cents. inld secondhand books; in the cellar I promised to show it to her." Paul -- = 12 bought jewels and gave money on i to needy people. In the shop, took a parcel out of his pocket "Can't I go up?" A H "RD DRY COUGI3. Far below her voice was heard crying to a same I le youths, untidy, abstracted old "No, sir. 'Twouldn't be wise. The Mr. J. L. Purdy, Millvale, N.S., Beccot to "Come on," i on, spectacled girls and all varieties old man may come back, and If he been in his house, writes:—"I have been troubled vrith a everything you told 1n your lover way she told her old silly Debby. I sea s, , t the pundit caste were to be seen boring over ancient volumes or ex- knew as you'd Bart jerked his head toward the cell.- hard, dry cough for a long time, especial. to Bart, If you loves me, Bart, go down •changing words with the proprietor. Ing, "he'd take a fit." ly at night, but after having used Dr, to Wargrove, wherever it may be—if But to the cellar came fast young men, "Why? He doesn't think I'm after Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, for a few In England, which I doubt—and If he-- riged spendthrifts, women of no repu- the silver?" weeks, I find my cough has left me. To meaning you-- dou't tell the truth, out tation and some who were very re- "Lor' bless you no, sir. It ain't that. any person, suffering as I did, I can say he goes it I have the chucking of him spectable indeed. 'Phese usually came What's valuable—silver and gold and that this remedy is well worth a trial. I myself and a_ Police court Summings _ at night, and in the cellar transactions jewels and such like—is down there." "But would not be without it in the house." would iake place which involved much Bart nodded toward the floor. money exchanging hands. In the daytime Mr. Norman was an Innocent Mr. Norman don't like people coming into his private rooms. He's never let 7p'-- — - LAZA-BUK AS A CURE FOR PILES. _ bookseller, but after 7 he retired in any one for years." table and stared at the handmaiden. to the cellar and became as genuine "Perhaps he fears to lose the fairest "I never told you about my Lethal' he -- A pawnbroker as could be found in jewel be has." " said, exhibiting Surprise. Impressive Oures of Womea Soffarers !London. Touching books he was easy Bart was what the Scotch call "quick "Oh, no, of course not"—Mlss Juno -- enough to deal with, but a Shylock regards jowels and money lent in the uptake!" "He don't think so much of her as he ought to, sir," said tossed her head—"me being a babe an' a suckling, not fit to be told anything. Our Readers. should note these oases. as i'lFith his bookish clients he passed for he gloomily. "But I know he loves But you told Miss Sylvia, and she told A dull shopkeeper who knew little her and wants to'make her a great me, as she tells everything to her Deb- by, God bless her for a pretty 4oweri" WherPrver there is Buff• r.ng from about literature; but in the under- heiress. When he goes to the wormti She pointed a coarse, red finger at piles, Z sm•Bak rhonld be iipplioo l ground establishment be was spoken •of by those who came to pawn as a Miss Sylvia will have a pretty penny. I only hope," added Bart, looking slyly Paul"If you were a gay deceiver, Mrs There are lots of rensous for this, but one of the beat is that in praotiowly all usurer of the worst. In an underhand at Paul, "that he who has her to wife Beecot, I'd trample on your corp this Cases of piles where the use of Zam Bak way he did a deal of business. won't squander what the old man ! very minute if I was to d!e at OId is pere.vered with complete cure—not It was this strange man that Paul Beecot encountered in the doorway of has worked for." Beccot colored still more at this di. Bailey for the doing of it" Seeing Deborah was breathless again. more rehiif—ts the result Mrs Wen Hughes, of 253, Hoohelagn r; the Gwynne street shop the day after rect hint and would have replied, but Paul seized his chance. "There fm n0 mason Shouldn't know, all about Street, Hucheiap{a, Montreal, saga:—• I suffered from blind, ironing and pro - Itis meeting with Hay. Many a visit had Paul paid to that shop and not al- at this moment a large, red faced, ponderous woman dashed into the shop yon me, and"— trudintx pilaw for gears. SCmutimes they so bas that I hardly boar to ' ways to buy books. Norman knew him from a side door. "There," said she, I " No, Indeed. I Should think not; bei' e iu the move about. Tna in, move very well, and, recognizing him in a clapping her hands In a childish way, ging your pardon, sir. But when yes the thou burning smarting pato, the throubiug, l fleeting look as he passed through the "1, know'd Ills vice, an' I ses to Miss comes here six months back, I ses tD the aebina, the ov6rpowertug feeling of doorway, smiled weakly. Behind the Sylvia, as is sittin' doing needlework, Miss Sylvia, I ses, 'Se's making eyes dullness and dArk despair which this counter stood Bart Tawsey, the lean which she do do lovely, I ses 'chars at you, my lily,' and she ses to me, she ailment brings, the shoothig spasms of aanny—Al were so terrible that only underling, who was much sharper with him,' and she ses, with a lovely color, 'Oh, Deborah, jus' see, fur m'eart's ; says. 'Oh, Debby, I love him„ that I do.' `3$ he en from this awful ailment can buyers than was his master, but after 'is And then I ses, Res I,' pretty, understand u taBdlGhie a disappointed glance in his direction a -beating too loud for me year looks a gent born and bred, but that's gad case was Z'sm*Bnk Paul addressed himself to the book- vice.' So I ses"— the wast kind, so we'll find out if he's triumphed, and Mrs. Hnkues suffera no `'• seller. "I wish to see you particular- Here she became breathless and 'a liar before you loses your dear heart longer. Is needed a little peraeveranoe a 4 ],y," he said, with his eager air. clapped her hands again, so as to pre- to �.,. with Zam-Bak cartniuly, butinthe end "I am going out on important busi- vent interruption. But Paul did inter- 'But I'm not a liar"— began 'P� it cured! ness," said Norman, "but if you will rapt her, knowing from experience only to be cut shortagafa. Mrs. E. Boxall, of Scott Street, St. not be very long"— that when once set going Deborah I "Can't "As well I knows," burst out Mlss Thomas, says:—"For months without cessation I endured great pain from "It's about a brooch I wish to pawn" The old man's mouth became hard would go on until pulled up. I go up to Miss Norman?" he asked. I �. Junk, her arms akimbo again. Do think, sir, as I'd ha' Ietyou come bleedingills Fur ns roan months I and his eyes sharper. "I can't attend "You may murder me, and slay me, I you loving my pnatt7 one and me not tried evrything which I tbonght would .ire me sane, but in the end, dispirited �� to that now, Mr. Beecot he said, and " and trample on my corp, Said Deb- knowing if it was Judas or Jezebel? and still Buffering, I gave in." his voice rang out louder than usual. orah solemnly, "but go up You can't ',Not me, If I never drank my nightly Then it was she heard of Zim•13uk, "After 7." Master would Send me to walk the � drop of beer again. What you told and she adds:—•'Although I feared "It's only a now," said Paul, look -Ing streets If I dared to let you, innocent Miss Sylviaaf your-frande ps andyour Z m•Bak would be like the ordinary ,over his shoulder at a church clock as you are, go up them stairs "Can't I her in the cellarr' he I loving ma she told me. Pumping you ' remedies —useless—I am glad it was not, It soon proved itself to be very different which could be seen clearly in the Palo summer twffight "I can't wait" see asked. "Mr. Norman said I could go may call I;" Shouted Deborah, emphar Sizes again with the red finger, "bat It rapidly gave me relief, and after a I would "Well, then, as you are an old cos- down to wait for him." _ - time cured me Completely. like to let all sufferers from piles know tomer—of books," said Aaron, with em- "Sir," said Deborah, plunging for- bus what a grand thing Zam Bak is " phasis, "1'11 stretch a point You can ward a step live a stumbling So one could go on quotiog case after go below at a quarter to 7, and I'll horse, "don't tell me as You want case, and it to by working such cures come round through the outside pas- Meantime I to pawn." "Well, I do," replied Paul softly, "but t y j �� lees , e that Zam-Buk has earned for itself its great reputation, sago to see you. must go t _ b ,S FLv.'bE1k4 ,Gafo res u�. Ci Now if you Buffer from this terribly about m business," and he went away with his head banging and his solitary you needn't tell every one." S "It's only Bart," cried Deborah, cast ..3 THE FOOD painful ailment just be guided by the eye searching the ground as usual. Ing a fierce look in the direction of the The digestive system is a. wonderful piece foregoing i oases! internal piles melt a little Zam- Paul, In spite of his supposed hurry, slim, sharp faced young man, "and of machinery, but power is necessary to make Birk soak aapply made Was not ill pleased that Aaron had if he was to talk I'd take his tongue I I'm a -training k uaective. The power, in this case, is the nerve force of clean butoldlinen Then o gone out and that there was an idle hour before him. He stepped lightly out ,.That would. Win' to be my husband, as I don't hold rmd with the naves exhcustcd the digestive the part. If the piles are external, ap- ffoation of Zam-Bnk is still more Into the shop, and under the, Aarlug" with the ready matte article, and mar- systrnitbecomcs hopelessly c(ippled. there is and c! s nomgas—which ',.i�weakness,ed?z aim le. Do it non retiring. Next was lighten, so Lurk was ried he shall be by parsing and Clark y lases and di cAc curRgements morning you will a well satisfied! the interior of the hep+in spite of the If he's a good boy and don't talk of Stren;ih cannot be regained from the food Zam•Bnk is a sure cure for cold•saree, Chapped cracked hands, ulcers, luminous gloamin,W encountered the what don't matter to him." "I to chatter,” said Bart, you eat, but can be restored by and aecalp ,.—„,,smile of Ba,•ty. Paul, who was sen- stove and proudly reticent, grew red. ain't Bola' with a wink r,^ n �, r 9 tJ! 0 A* N'. C �.se � badfeatelog� ringworblood m so ose bn ns, scalds, and all skin diseases and in. He knew well enough that his appar- "Come this way, Mr. Beecot, to the r c Food juries. . ent admiration of Sylvia Norman had placo where Old Nick have his home, )��lezvkr'.' All druggists and stores sell Zam•Bak attracted the notice of Bart and of the for that he is when 7'strikes" res rl . of the famous Re - Tliis c. n 60c. a box, or may be obtained post free red armed wench, Deborah Junk, who "Yon shouldn't spank of -your mos- gnat p .,i,o , capt Book author, A.W. Chase, M. D., instils from Zam Bnk Co ,Toronto, for pride; 3 boxes for $1 25. You are warned, was the factotum of the household. Not that he minded, for both these ter that way," protested Paul. "Oh, shouldn't IT' snorted the maid, into die feeble, worn. -out nerves energy and strens b, enriches the blood, invig orates the however, against cheap and dangerous servants were devoted to Sylvia and " with a snort surprisingly loud And nerves which cortrol digestive fluids, sharpens imitatious sometimes offered as being "just knowing that she returned the feelings who have a better right, Sieg I've the appetite and builds up the syetcm in as good." of Paul said nothing about the post- been. here twenty year its servant and Nata,e'o way. 50 centa a box, at all dealers tion to Aaron. Beecot could not afford nuss and friend and 'umble well wish- or Edni&won, Bates G. Co., Toronto. to make enemies of the pair and had er to Miss Sylvia, coming a slip of a Mr. John McLean, 316 Huntcr Sircet, over it. 8o Bart goes to Wargrove, no wish to do so. They were coarse girl at ten, which makes me thirty; liamilton, Ont., states: and lie trod out that you speaks true, o4rained and common, but loyal, and I don't deny; not that it's too old to "As a result of weak nerves my appetite was which means that you're a gent, sir, kindly of heart marry Bart, though he's but twenty poor and I had severe attacks of indigestion. Since using Dr. Chase's Nerve Food formnle if ever there was one, in spite of your "Got any new books, Bart4" asked idCCCot, Coming leeward with roving and makes up lit wickedness for twlee that age. I know master, and when time my digestion is excellent, appetite good, I feel an altogether differen' frantic pa, so I hopes Lia you'll marry my flower and maks her happy—bless eyes, for he hoped to see Sylvia gilds the suns up there ain't a better man ncrves strong, and person 1 you!" And Deborah spread a large out of the darkness to bless his hungry, Living. but turn on the gas smd he's pair of mottled arms over Paul's head - eyes. an Old Nick. Bart, attend to your busi- "It's all true," said he good natured - "No, sir, we rider got new booW ness and don't open them long ears of ly; "my father and I don't get on well yours too wide. I won't have a list- together, and I came to make a name ening husband, I can tell you. This Winter Term Opens fan 4th ' In London. But for all you know, CI way, air. Mind the steps." Deborah, I may be a scamp" ""', By this time Deborah had convoyed "That you are not," she burst out qq Uter ' Paul to a dark corner behind the coun- and jerked back a trap door. Here which Aj o � �� ^�- "Why. Bart's Inen follerin' you ev- erywhere, al he and me, which is „ 7 he Saw a Sight of mood steps P / ,/ /�/��/�/ � � to be iiia` rawful wife and master, led downward Into .darkness. X;u,. STRA T FORD- 0N'Tr. � F+ knows all about you and that there Ptomach trouble is but symntom of, and not Miss Junk snatched u a lantern on P place In Bloomsbury, and where you in itself a tree disease. we think of Dyspepsia, Heartburn, and Indigestion ns real diseases, yet the top step and having lighted it drop- f they are symntom-, only of a certain svccirrc ped down, holding it above her red and This school is one of aIle largest In go and where you don't go. And lot uvr tall you, Sir," again she lifted her s • ,• LItwasthlsfactflinrtfrstcorrectlyIndDr.Shoo tousled head. I+ar below her voice to Beeeot to "Come the Province. It s noted for the thoroughnesd o1 its work and aIle tial r threateningly, "it you wasn't In tho erection of thntnow very popular Stomnelii was beard crying rcinedy—Dr, droop's Restorative. Going direct on. Therefore he followed as quick- success of its studente. Three do• what you oughter be never would you see my one again—no, not to thu stonmch ncrves, alone brrn•glit th t sarres9 and favor to Dr. Rhoop 2nd lits ]t -�tornitvo, With. ly as lie could and soon found himself l ,Artments— pretty if I had to rash the floor In your out that orlginnt and b:cri,l',' vitr,l nrhul:ilr• ne In the cellar. All around was dark, but )' suehlnstingnccomplislnunnt:,vrroevertohehnd. COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND, ld:te blood—for blue it is, if what For stomach distress, hloothig, bitinusnevs, bad Deborah lighted a couple of flaring TELEGRAPHIC. Bnrt learned was true of thein stone as jets and then turned, with her n c olrntivo Slhblets or Lhiuid—irn d see fail our g j self what ]t can and will do. No sail and c1reer. arms akimbo, on the visitor. Our graduates are in demand A9 , fig;;Y.rs in the church," and she gasped. Paul filth) silent for i few minute., fully recommend "Now then, sir, you and me must bnsinese collego teachers as well as office assistants. Get our magnift• �, a irlpr. Lie wondered lool:isis f_ - Dr. Dr. Shoo have n talk, confidential like" said she e, 's in her breathless way. 'Its pawning, Cent oataloguo, it is free. that be had not guessed nIl thin. oftel. It had seamed strange to bhn �7 By I knows that you is It? which ain't brought that overbearing pa of McIACHLAN that', ^n fPAtW,'u1 and devoted n couple of cera; gra as hart and Deborah Junk � ��� yours to his knees.'' ELLtOTT & sttt,uld fnvor his wooing of Sylvia find �� Paul sat down in a Clumsy tnatiogar>q PRINCIPALS. keep It from their master, seeing ilial . T rt�rQ L i Chair which stood near a , lain deal W �..__.....� _.... To be Continued. 0x nf1IA Central Experimental Farm -Sending -- • mnurwunnunm u[;n"vn,n:u"n,aunumm�uunnnn Out Seed Grain and Potatoes. All A By Agriculture at the Icon IIs bo )g aY Agriculture a aietrtbution le bt i ig �,tllto 14��`ts made this soaeou of samples of su- _r � r,,�c�i.ldren. perior sorts of g: a a and lwtatuPs ,to +!s .� ,�� r'(,:r Illf�,Tl'�f1 olid �i�l Uanadiau farmers for the improveruc•nt Ago AWL*: 01 need. `.Cho stock for distribution hats _ The Kind You Have been secured mainly from the Experi• - mental Farms At Indian Ilene, Sark , � ..., �������� ������ and Brandon, Man. 'ih'i nam les oou d ' eist of oats, spring wheat, barley, peas, AVegetablePrepalalio:lforl,,s Indian corn (for ensilage only) and S1lnilatingLleFoodal1dReguld- f, potatoes. Thu quantity of oats scut is tingthe5t6xacchsand! 3oap.isorBears 4 lbs., ante of wheat or barley 5 The Sufficient to sow one twenti�Ah of an �1 aore. The samples of Indian corn, i eae Simature and potatoes weigh 31bs. each. A quan- • ° ' Promol:CS• )igestion,Cl*eerful- City of each of the following varieties nessanllest.ContaltlsneifUtwr !' a 0 SU•I'i M0,- }',ine nor 121ner� 1 r• 01 1 as been secured for this distribution: t, " NOT N MC OTIC. 7 Awake, White Giant, Thuuaand llol- 0x nf1IA Central Experimental Farm -Sending -- • mnurwunnunm u[;n"vn,n:u"n,aunumm�uunnnn Out Seed Grain and Potatoes. All A By Agriculture at the Icon IIs bo )g aY Agriculture a aietrtbution le bt i ig �,tllto 14��`ts made this soaeou of samples of su- _r � r,,�c�i.ldren. perior sorts of g: a a and lwtatuPs ,to +!s .� ,�� r'(,:r Illf�,Tl'�f1 olid �i�l Uanadiau farmers for the improveruc•nt Ago AWL*: 01 need. `.Cho stock for distribution hats _ The Kind You Have been secured mainly from the Experi• - mental Farms At Indian Ilene, Sark , � ..., �������� ������ and Brandon, Man. 'ih'i nam les oou d ' eist of oats, spring wheat, barley, peas, AVegetablePrepalalio:lforl,,s Indian corn (for ensilage only) and S1lnilatingLleFoodal1dReguld- f, potatoes. Thu quantity of oats scut is tingthe5t6xacchsand! 3oap.isorBears 4 lbs., ante of wheat or barley 5 The Sufficient to sow one twenti�Ah of an �1 aore. The samples of Indian corn, i eae Simature and potatoes weigh 31bs. each. A quan- • ° ' Promol:CS• )igestion,Cl*eerful- City of each of the following varieties nessanllest.ContaltlsneifUtwr !' a 0 SU•I'i M0,- }',ine nor 121ner� 1 r• 01 1 as been secured for this distribution: t, " NOT N MC OTIC. Oata—Bauuer, Danish Ialatid, Wide. Awake, White Giant, Thuuaand llol- lar, Improved Li,gowo, all white )r1.,7„lle'60B-SY114Z :M—M-12 varieties, Pumvklu Sad- Wheat—Red varieties: Rad Fifa ,1Gr.f.'rv,u F -tem. Sa,h - (beardless), Chelsea, Maiquia, Stanley xfdjeSrrd and Percy (early beardless), Preston,�p""r jNTIV� DIVERTE V t� IS117 Hurou and Pringle'a Champlain Narly 4ii14 boarded). Wuita varieties: white Vife rKcyPrara+ (beardless), Bobo (early beardless). Aperfect Remedy for Constipa- Barley—Six•rowed: Meneury, Odes- r t}oit, Sour Sioniach,Diarrhoca, ea,' and Mansf bld. Two rowed: In- lorms,Cozivulsions,Fevcrish- vincible and Oanadian Thorpe, !less and LOSS OF SLEEP. Field Peas—Arthur and Golden Vine. Facsimile signature cr Indian Corn (for ensilage)—Earlyr�/�{Gte�.uv. sorts: Angel of Midnight, Oomptou'a NEW YORY.- �r Use F®r Over Thirty Years Early and Longfellow; later varieties, „ , , , 1 Selected Looming, Early Mastodon -i i and White Cap Yellow Dent. "'IA Potatoes—Early varieties, Rochester Rose and Irish Cobbler. Medinm to ! EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. tr - C A41"T. late varieties, Oarman No. 1, Money / TN[ CRNTAUR 4OMR11Nr, NEW YgRR CITT. Maker, Gold Coin and Dooley. The later varieties are as a rule more pro- tbtttiiltai1fs�i�1 �5da �iF■rL6ir15atdiilt�dl.mt�n6lillrhllii ductive than the earlier kinds. Only one sample can be sent to each applicant, hence if an individual ra• ttdiurym&11Li:.,'ii'i, L,ni :L'rf; calves a sample of oats he cannot also KNEDY receive one of wheat, barley, pose, In• `qdfan Corn or potatoes, Lists of names iifi� • from one individual, or applications for more than one sample for one house- successors to hold, cannot be entertained. Tle f• — r 1 DRS. REMEDY & KERGAN samples will be sent free of charge t _ "Z_4 l��,®®}�_ through the mail. NC" !�•�'19 c� Applications should bej addressed toF. a T Y the Director of Experimental Farms, �8 �pj�Jf�' ';� p ���� Ottawa, and may be sent in any time, ' I U from the let of December to the loth i ��ti%�s ?r .��,`�•, } Esceesesnnd fudiscrrtrous are the ea.uso + of February, after which the 119Le will y/f�+ , ? I ',i , 1`+ of more sorrow an) Fufte„ng than all other +. ti' 0 ��'. 4 In S'e Lll 1' lWS O i yes comb e,l 6e t, u v u f '. sen.. be closed so that the samples asked for ( ate` d P . ,+� ,4,.•' tu' vicious hnbi;s en every hand' the sallow. . 1 �J�j �ly ''F 'ti pimnled taco dark circled ryes, stooping Wray be sent in good time for sowing, ' corm, stunted levelopmeut. basbWt, melan. Applicants should mention the variety cholic counteranco and tbnio bearing aro• I claim to all tho world his folly and tend to they prefer, with a second sort as an r i . I r , r 7y F t !a blight his :.i .enc e. Our treatment positive. an alternative. Applications will be y. ;,, , "� ''' P�' ?ax a .�J iy cures all wera, men by overcoming and filled in the order in which the Ore re- removing the caects of former '.ndlscretiens Y rtsrt, . t i and excesses. It stops all drains and quickly oeived So long as the supply of seed ll y,, " " � ziY, It;ll a restoresthecictimto what nature intended— laete. 'Farmers are advised to apply i , if1 ,j O Ctrl and nerve po ec complete physical, Men • '``■'� '. ' dili'• For over 20yeors Drs. K. 1tr K. have early to avoid possible disappointment. i.!i,l. r �-O''' s.._N, , 0aEiiiFt treated uvith trio contest auccass all Those applying for Indian corn or pots- i a ;3 `�"`�d ' �1i�JIGL diseasos of mon and cvomsn. If you have my secret rticeasr that is a toes should bear in mind that the 'corn b r fi. - t„1 worry ar.tl a menrco to your h •alth c(.0::ult is not usually distributed until April, _ > '; f ( '+ f4d „l1'''�ioklestnbilahedrily;ieiaus,vhodarothacato toes Cannot be mailed nn -ti` ` experiment on you. and that pots .. i; We unranteetocure llCPVOUSDE2ILITYf t' transit is over. g - r• til danger from free to t a .r ,tsJr ., BLOOD DISEASES. SiP.ICTURS, VARICOCELE, No postage is required on mail matter ""� ;. ti "vrp"� KIDNEY MUD @LADDER DISEASES. Consuite. addre@esd to the Central Experimental ” V'£t _` t'e" �' f� rzy: Von Free, If unable to call, write for a Farm; Ottawa. Located in Our Own Otflce L.urlding. question Blank for FIouie Treatment. WM. SAUNDERS � � l ��d i� ff Fin vDirector of Ex erimental Farmsi' k(oatPr+ `•a ` D -Y • Cor. Mic�li ?l3aAve., oiaYl �3nisF1/0lS�i o�iV,p 11o't^.bloiL, �i�6iC�'e. nmsr,vz-,.x-m_ac,a.,-zwcn�.+re�.r,...•.—+.,,...,. •- ., .,r--.:v-.-v;..,.� . ._�..: v- _ .. ,...,..,..• ..,. ..; r}t!. In the Own Sound liquor trials Mr. Tooker denied on oath the charge of '_� r bribery made by Detective Stewart. Harry Dillabough and William Lnw• ,f son were found guilty at Hamilton of TO jNTIV� DIVERTE V t� IS117 of taking ballots and offering them for Can- IN Th A new radical railway is being pro. jected in Western Ontario, the main line sale. Dillabough was sent to the tral Prison for two months and Lswson for four. IV, fB" � 7 v� "-�}� A TS 3 running from Woodstock to Guelph. ., '. r ', .. .. .. I... . • ......,...:.: --:Mau" .g'r.�'�L•.:F,le ..::_+ !_y . '.Z- a e19fi.,a.mJ�1q- 2 *� e'k .t.-'j� Vii- ', � r � ' °�. 4 �[ I% T* .�' �•�W, � � �w�■mss' !v-v Coleman's Campho-Quinine is one of the things you should always have in the house. With this splendid remedy handy, no one need be laid up with Colds, La Grippe, Headaches or Neuralgia. At the first sign of a cold—a sneeze, chills running down the back or soreness in the throat—start right in to take Coleman's Campho-Quinine. Take one tablet every hour for three hours—then one to-blet every two hours. You will sleep well and awake next morning -with all signs of the cold gone and your head as clear as a b_ -ll. These tablets are equally effective for severe Headaclies and Neuralgia. Coleman's Campho-Quinine are, _,beyond question, the bast home remedy for children, being absolutely safe and brealding up the fever in 24 hours. At all dealers -25c a box. If you can't get them at your druggist's, we will send there by mail post paid on receipt of price. COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., TORONTO., 0 .