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I:So f m fpeople have 1
been delighted with our
ITalcum Powder that we
have had some come back
totell us how nice it was.
Violet 't Flesh and White 1
Carnation -
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finer Talcum Matte, 2
We sell you, the
best.
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; 111anfg Chemist.
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—RELIABILITY — XPR1NCE—
HOW MRS, CLARK
FOUND RELlq.
AFTER YEARS OF SUFFERING
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS, CURED
HER.
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Pleasant Point Matron Tells Her Suf-
fering Sisters How to be Free
From the Terrible Pains that
Make Life a Burden.
Pleasant Point, Out., Nov. 8th•
(Special).—That most a the ills that
the suffering women of Canada havettre
bear are due to disordered, Kidneys,
and that the natural cure for them is
Dodil's Eidn'.ey Pills, is once more
shown in the case of Mrs. Merril C.
Clarke,* a well-known resident of this
place and a prorainent member ol the
Salvation Army. Mrs. Clarke is al-
ways ready to givo her experience for
the benefit of her suffering sistas.
"My sickness commenced twenty
years ago with the change t life,"
says Mrs. Clarke, "My health was in
a bad state. Water v(ould run from
my head which would make pie faint.
When I came out of the fainting %idle.
I took 'Ats. I was bloated_ till I was
clumsy. The pain I suffered was aw-
ful. It would go to my feet Kul-l•hen
to my head. Many doctors attended
me, and I tried many, rnedicines,, but
nothing gave me relief till I used
Dodd's Kidney Pills, The first box
stopped .the fits and. seveniboxes cured,
me completely)!
Every suffering woman should . use
Dodd's Kidney. Pills. They make
strong, healthy Kidneys, and the wo-
man who• has good kidneys is safe-
guarded against those terrible 'pains
•that make miserable the lives of so
W. J Stevensot
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One year ago, Mr. I
George 'Wakeman was
earning about $100 per
year as farm laborer. Now
e is earning at the .rate
of $982 per year.
Six months' training
at our Business College
made the aifference. Was
it a good invesement. 2 He
is New Osgoode, Sask.
thinks so. His address
Four Coursed:
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tor which we will pay, the
Highest Market Price. Call at
our store next Morrish 441
Crooks or at our Elevator.
—We keep on hand a full-
-stock of Flour, Feed,— .
—Etc.
We are agents for the Canada Car-
riage Company Buggies and Stan-
-lard Wire Fence and Posts.
FORD&MoLEOD
many women.
Repeat it :—"Shiloh's Cure will al-
ways cure my coughs and colds."
What Christmas Present..?
'Which makes thebetter Christmas • Mr. Geo. McTaggart has purchased
box—the 52 issues of The Youth's from Dr. Whitely his famous matched
Mask' Nows-IReeemil
November 11th, $O*
yon. •County News Gathered
ars powmrfully OistiOhOtt and ifito144.4
13-YItH14""Yncreita."aeriathPeltrrelldia.corpepecleit and
for New§. Td. Rea• Mt*" itr°44 the white c""i“
_ . and thus proteets and. reitores the
r. It cores scrofula, eczema, 0fUnt1efil.
catarrh, rheumatism, anemia, nervous,.
stas
18 Years Ago
From The News -Record of
Senforth The Molsons Bank. Gem; of Thought -
street.
the guest of Miss F. Fowler, lames the IVIolsons Bank was held recently of love ;
in Montreal, and the financial report 'Twill make a thing endurable whieli
Mrs. Thos. Coleman and her moth- was of the usual satistaetory charac- else
yesterday ohicago ter. The net profits for thef yearovere Would overset the brain, or break the
$498,49a, Which with $153,684. brought heart. '
er Mrs. ober son lett lox
November 11th, 1891. Miss Ethel Wilson, of Windsor, has forward from .last year, made the tot -
Clinton, Nov. llth, 1891. been Wviaslittoinng with friends in Seaforth. al at the credit of profit and loss
$647,164. Out of this sum. tour quer- Sympathy is the g r a—nWd eosrtd —Wordsworth.
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Mr. T. Jaelcson Jr. attended the, Mr. George Marsh 11 has v d i terly dividends at the rate of ten per the world. It overcomes evil and
Greig -Clark nuptials in Toronto last to the cottage on Market s•ttrineeat sowna- strengthens good . it disarms resist -
1 t $350,000 and other items of eXtlenui- draws out the better part of human
cent per annum, absorbed the anna 0.1
, anee, melts the 1:ardest hearts, and
week.
Rev. Mr.. Stewart of Willis church ed. by Mr. Edge. :ture amounted to 09,895, brought up inature.—George 'Moore.
Mr. R. E. Oresswell who has buci- the total appropriations for the year
conducts service in Londesboro on ness interests in the t t d t $389 394 Th f $251 769
west re lune 0 , . e sum 0 7,, was : Nature helps every man to become
. • home last week. that which he desires to become
Thursday, carried to profit and loss for thef com- I
Mrs. Fowler of Sheldou, N. D. is The fifty-fourth annual meeting of There is a Comfort in the strength
• IS Nellie Fair is on a prolonged
Mrs. E lestone of town is in the ing year which opened on Oct 1:he put forth no effort, nature assuraq:
'Detroit and other places.
?iis ing tour to Toronto,. Woodstock • gg
. ' Wprin. givihaam
rgahroesypictaalideurn,der the care of This balance is within $4,738 of
• ' - - ' the his wish is to be a nobody, and
Mr. A. Seeley, recently in the em-
, Mr. and Mrs. R. $., Hays attended
. amount niquired to meet the dividends grants his prayer,—Elbert glibbard.
ploy oft Mr. O. Johnston, new beldstO the recital in Clinton on Friday for the next nine months at the rate 1 There is no action so slight nor so
fug last, given by Miss Rance. even.. declared during the past twelve moon but it May be done to a great
mOnths. Intthis connection it is wor2 Purpose, and ennobled 'thereby, ; nor
Miss Maraie Longworth visited her 'thy bf special attention that the Mol- 1 is
sons Bank has not wised, a single div- slight acts may hem it.—Ruskin.
any Purpose so great but that
grandmother, Mrs. Jas, Longworth of Humility is the first lesson we
Dublin for a few days Vast (week. idend durint.the fifty-four years of itd I
operations, a fact which imparts to learn from reflection, and telf-clls-
(trust the first proof we give of hay -
Miss L. Sinelair of Brussels, is the
guest of Miss ,L, Best, who entertain- the stock an investment. value which'
Mrs Wm F 1 eturned from statement shows the liabilities to the
can be depended upon. The general big obtained a knowledge of ousel -
ed in her honor on* Saturday last. . 4
ves.—Zimrnertnan.
situation in Lyndoch, Ont.
EtTressinessenger W. G. Potts was
off his run a part of this and last
week and paid his Clinton friends a
visit. • ,... •
Mr. Owen 13allard, not long since
employed in the Doherty Organ Fac-
tory, now holds a good situation
'Johnston,. Penna., U. S. the far west last week, where she Publie .at the close ot the bank's year I When a inan has not a very god
Mr. Hy. of Goderich tp„ was
L. had spent the Past Year with her 'at $31,110,291, and itheassets at $38,i reason for doing a thing has a
fuP' daughters. 550,331. Compared with 30th Sep- ;very good reason tor letting' it alone.
Iincardine way last week and on hie
The following wese in Clinton on tember; 1908, this is an increase of —Scott.'
return showed The News -Record a
Friday evening attending the recital $3,502,483 in liabilities to the public,1
pear measuring 121x101. inches grown Choose the life that is most- use -
and one of $3,907,166 in assets. The fai, and
.1.. L. Yule,: Mrs, Allen McLean, Mrs. latter exceed. liabilities to the public ' habit will maka it•the most
given by Miss Rance, assisted by Mr -
on the farm of Mr, E. -Pollock, Huron
toWnship. It seemed about as large
W. D. McLean, Misses Harriet and by $7,446,046. over one-third of the I agreeable. Bacon.
These ladies thoroughly enjoyed the actual proportion being 33.56 net I nie, top of clieerfnlness and serenity.
man's house shoald lat on the
as a pair of ordinary pears. While
Annie Wilson and Miss Helen Fear. assets are immediately available, the ..A..
away Mr. Beacom saw many old time
The death ccurr d i Detecet en held is shown • by price of the . lead
ilid rBeecher.
Greatness anh goedness are nom
friends, attiong them .1. Gentles, R.
great praise for Miss Rance, as a Year $1,505,545. The high estimation No man ever travels far stem g
din
excellent program provided and have °Mt* This is an increase for
Hunter and others of Rincardine.
reader and entertainer. • in which the stock of the bank is oit his dignity.—Henry F. Cope.
• • • • • • niea,ns,..• but ends.—Coleridge.
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nese, that tired. feeling, dyspep
of appetite, general debility and build*
up the whole eyetem.
It effects its wonderful curs'e not
simply because it contains saretaparills
but because it combines the uttneet
remedial agents of more than 20 dif-
ferent ingredients, each grOatlY
strengthened and enriched by tbis
peculiar combination.
Get it today of your druggist. IDO
Doses One Defier. Prepared only bV
C. L Hood Co., Lowell, Masa, IL S. A.
Would Crop lisir off Girls
Dr. William Butler is continuing his
aggressive campaign for the cutting
of the hMr of all girls in the Wiles
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den public 'school., London, England*
and his firat attempt the other 4,1.
develoffed violent opposition item. Ale/4
angry mothers- The doctor's app•ei
to mothers to cut their db,ughters
hair was ignored and, a nurse was en-
gaged to trim the hair of six girls.
News of this intention quickly spread,.
and 200 mothers chased the nurse out
of the school and took their daught-
ers home. Despite this parental( ob-
jection, the Butler idea is gaining ad-.
vocates throughout England, Mid the
Medical Press and Circular editorial-
ly goes even further 'than Butler.
',For various reasons," it holds .".thet
prafctice of cropping" the heads' ot
scheolgilli is to be advocated, not
only in, the case of children attending
public schools but in all ranks of
society: Fashion, hqwever, is not
likely readily to be moved to listen
it() the voice of reason in a matter of
tMe sot." The Press and Circular
goes on to express the opinion that
the cropping of hair on all growing
'girls should be compulsory.
Sunday last, of Mrs, Philip Carting, recor e sale. This was per
Companion, costing only $2.00 for the prize team of drivers. They will be a sue
to $3,00. ? ' lof magnificent . horse flesh that .., gives 'formerly Mary Downey of Dublin
in her 52nd year. She had -been a.. share ex -dividends, being a Premium of
100 per cent.' The directors' rePort, other's • ihjury begins.—Procior.
Personal liberty • ends where an-
whole year,: or one' book, costing $2.00 I decided acquisition to the galaxy of
0/ tone to the equine society of this R-epeat' it :—"Shiloh's . Cure will al-
- In quantity, variety and value sufferer for many months and Ithrough- while it refers to the depressed con- Remember. to make a.proper use of
ways cure mv coughs and colds,"
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w k i i 1Vir. T M. Carling has -bee g g t 1 th. r t christian of .the year; and the donand for mon-
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DR. OVENS, SURGEON, inuLisT,
will be at Holmes' Drug Store on
Friday, July 9th., and thereafter on
Wednesday Aug. 4, Sept. 8, Oct. 13,
Nov. 17, Dec. 22. Hours trom 9 a.
. m. until 3.0 p. rit. Glasses properly
fitted. Diseases of the Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat treated.
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reading The Companion excels.1..iis not 'burg' out her long and trying illness bore the present hour.—Horace
Theb t workman is he who loves
dition of business in the early, part
• oin on, • al i
Such a paper, bringing every ee . , w g ea courage,
to the home circle charming stories a limp for the past week, the mai- There are many friends in Seaforth ey .was, as a consequence, less than his worh*-1411e.i.A.
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and vicinity, who will regret ' very • 1907, which a.cceants for a, reduc- Speak fitly or be silent , wisely•—i
articles on a thousand subjects by festation of an attack of infiamraa,-, • • • • George Herbert.• . .
An aspiration ' is a joy. torever,e-
their sympathy:i will be .extended to Seven new branches were opened Stevenson. , *. i
the bereaved . husband in his deep during the year, bringing the total Everything . good, costs self-denial.
sorrow. The remains were brought 'number to 73 In Canada --Greikie. •
famous men and women, delightful tory rheumatism. He has about re -
short sketches, humorous anecdotes, covered.
and an infinite variety of other evliolet. Grocer Geo. Stewart lost a quan-
some entertaining reading—is not tityof merchandise in the receat Par -
much to bear of her demise and IQ in earnings.
such a•paper the very °he for an ap- Is Are, it is 'probable the value there- to Dublin on Tuesday morning and • • . •
ProPriate; acceptable Christmas box? of will be made good by The rail- were interred in the St. Columban The popular manager of the Clintmt
Think of it 1 In a .ylar The . Com- / way company. cemetery.; • branch is Mr. C. E. Dowding. •
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panion gives you as much reading as On Thursday last Messrs. James
twenty 400 -page books' of travel, his-, Howe, Chas. Wilson and Ben Tom -
tory, fiction, miscellany, biography ,iinson lfift to join a partyt bound for
and humor, and not a line in it that :a, huntifig tour in the vicinity of
shakes one'st faith in truth and .ho1aort,1 BurksFalls, Muskoka.
not a phrase that makes light, qt thei Mr. James Fair has about complete
things that are sweet and pure. Is it ed his stock stables and they are
not a Christmas gift lworth havingr-d 'model in every respect. Farmers or
Christmas gift that is "worth Others who contemplate anything in
while". ? • Ithis line should first 'take a look at
Send your subscription ($2.00) at Mr. Fair's.
once 'sci as to receive all the issues of Summerhill, Nov. 11th, 1891:
The Companion for the remaining
weeks of 1909, as well as The Com- The Messrs. Beacom are building - a
panion's "Venetian" Calendar tot. new fence for:Mil.k Jas. Mair along thel
1910,,lithographed in thirteen color e front of the property he recently pur-
chased from Mr. Draper. .
The LO.G,T's intend. holding open
lodge en Wednesday evening the lith
inst.. Silver collection, All sympath-.
and gold. . • .
The YOUTWS CONIP.A.NION,
Companion Building Boston, Mass.
New sibSeriPtions received at this of- izers with the temperance case should'
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attend A choice programme will be
rendered onthe occasion. •
: A. rather umisuat parcel was en-
- qtfired for at the poSteffice here .last
week. We must say the parcel. is
here is it is not ot the regular . or- .
thodoi male character cannot be
handed over until the: applicant has
F. W. CUTTLEtt,'• PAINTER AND placed his name on the register,
which dame rumors says he is pre-.
Repeat it :—"Shiloh's Curd Al
ways cure my coughs and colds."
Morris Township.
The .100 acre farm on the 5th line,
owned by George Brown, of Brussels,
has been sold, the price being some-
thing over $3,000. ,
The trustees of S. S. No. 3, Morris,
have re-engaged MissAnnie E. Me -
Gowan fof next year at the same
salary, viz., $4.25. •
Geo. Calbeck, Chief of Police, at
Cobalt, and a former resident of this
township, has been appointed inspec-
tor for the Northern division for the
Provincial police.
. In the orchard of Mrs, S. Fear, 8th
line, a small limb, Vs inches long,
had no less than 15good sized ap-
plesupon it. They were Of. the Nor-
thern Spy variety.,
Will. Moses has returned. 'home
from an extended trip West. He
worked over a month at Clair, Sask.,
and afterwards visited friends in Ed-
monton, Innisfail, Portage -la -Prairie
and Winnipeg.'
Paper hanger. All -work done guar-
anteed to give satisfaction. : Prices paring to do. '
moderate,Residence nearly opposite Mr, Fitz Alien Sprung, who sold is
Collegiate Institute. Clinton. 83 farm on the Base Line near the Bap-
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Cider Apples
Wanted
Small sound apples wanted
by the undersigned .for
making cider. Highest
market price paid. Deliver
at/Ford & McLeod's ware-
house at the G.T. R. tracks..
D CANTELON.
MONUMENTS
CHASTE DESIGNS. BEST MATEMAL
.IAIVIES DOIG
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
Rubber Tins.
tist church to Mr. Sheppard of the
Maitslamd Con., has purchased a lar-
ger fawn, on the 1.30 con., of Hallett
from Mrs. Lyons and will soon bd
Moving thereto. We are sorry, to lose
such a good neigh'b'or and hone his lot
has fallen in pleasant places.
Blyth, Nov. llth, 1891.
Rev. Mr. Highley of Hanover is to
officiate in the English church here
next 'Sabbath— . ' •.•
Mr. E. Watson .shipped a couple4,64
carloads of lambs from this station
to .Buffalo the past week.
Next Thursday ' being Thanlfsgiving
day all Places of business . will be
closed in this burg.
Councillor McNally disposed of his
handsome property in this burg last
week to Dr. Ferguson at a handsome
hgure.
Mr. John Bentley having
purchased
Mr. Robert' Gurne3r's property on
Queen St. recently intends moving in-
to it this week.
• Our council at their last meeting de-
cided to purchase three mom lamps
to light up the darkness of our
streets. That's a wise act.
Our apple king, Mr. John Denholen,
is shipping several carloads ef apples
front this ,station to old Hingland
this week. •
Early Wednesday morning last a
dwelling house on Morris St. belong-
ing to Mr. John 'Tamin Was destroy-
ed by fire. The cause is a mystery
as it had not been occupiedfor a
considerable time.
deilavifig purchased a machine lot
applying Rubber Tires, we wish to
say that we are 11,007 prepared to fur-
ish and put . such tires at reason-
- bis rates,
We also do all kinds of Grinding,
nything • from a pair of sCissors to a
ireular saw. This week We installed
machine for grinding horse clippers
Which does perfect work.
We likewise do all "kinds of lathe '
Yak MI short order and at reason*
ble rates.
Mathinery repaired, lIorses shod.
SAT/SPACTION GUARANTEED.
Seeleu &. Wes
' Grey ToWnship. •
Mrs. Robert Lowe and children, 51b
con., were visiting the formees moth! . Zurich .
Repeat it :•-7"Shiloit's Cure will al -
Ways cure my coughs and colds."
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TinIS MEDICINE IS BREAMIED.-
That's Why it is sure to cure Cat-
arrh. You see tt goe d' t t thm
souree of the disease —its healing
vapor repairs the damage caused by
, catarrhal inflammation. "lCatarrho-
ozone" always .eures because it goes
into those tiny cells and passages. ,
that ordinary remedies can't reach,
goes where the disease actually is,
Impossible for "Catarrhozone" !ad _
as any doctor will tell you. Don't—
be misled tnto thinking there is any -
It is our Sad duty to chrenicle the
• The British Commons have refused thing SQ good as Catarrhozone,--iott
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death of another pioneer' resident of
to accept the Lords' amendments to it and you'll soon say good-bye to
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Stanley township in the person of I
Mrs. Jacob Snider who departed this
life on Sun.day week at the ripe old
age of eighty years. Despite her ad-
vanced old age 'the deceased had en-
joyed 'particularly •goott health but
• seem. two weeks was stricken with
paralysis Which gradually weakened
the vital elements of her once rugged
fa,me, and de.veloped into complica:-
tions to which she .succumbed. The
funeral took place on Tuesday, inter-
ment being made in the faintly plot
in the Bayfield- cemetery. The ser-
vice at the house and grave was con-
' dilated by Mr. James Delgatty. of
Bayfield. • She leaves behind to vomit
their, irreparable loss, an aged hus-
band, one son, and two daughters,
sides a nuinber of grand ehildren. •
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Repeat it.'!--"Shiloh's Cure will al-
ways Pure my coughs and colds."
er at Guelph.
Mill. McDonald and Charlie Lake
were among. the many Who returned
from the West this week,
S. R. and Mrs.-Crear.amll little on
of Toronto, were here lot •a holiday
visit. Mrs. Crerar end babyare ex-
tending their Stay,
• P. C. Duncan of Esteyan, Man., is
here on a visit. He .is a son-im-law
of L. McNeil, l4th conand a fortmer
resident of Mina. .
Oliver Turtle% 15th con., Was away;
M the 'West with:a car load of fine
Le:ices* sheep which be disposed of
to the ranchers.
One day recently Adrian, thelittle
son of Neil McTaggart, 16th con.,
had the misfortune to have :slime of
the finger tips Of his left hand pinch-
ed in a cutting box.
Men have been busy putting up the
poles for the Municipal .Telephone
on the 12th con. It runs the entire
width of the township on this line.,
Wingham
Rev. • A. 131; Gischler attended: " the
South Huron Ministerial Association
in .the Angliean church at Exeter .an
Monday' afternoon. Rev. Mr. Butt of
Centralia gave an able address on
Local Option.. ,
IThe services in St. Peter's Luther-
an church on Sunday :were 1 a pat-
riotic " character, The Xing whose
birthday will be celebrated on Tues-
day was remembered in the prayers
arid meditations. The evening service
was Conducted in English, the text of
, the sermOn • being 1. am 10 : 240
1"(God • satie, the Ring."
I nay council met Nov. 3rd with all
members present. A Petition signed
. by 244 persons praying the couneil to
(submit a by-law to prohibit the te-
tail sale. of liquor in the township
was laid before the commit,' and ; the
clerk was instructed to prepare a
(.13y -law for next meeting M eouncil. tAl
number of accounts were passed. The
next meeting will be helfl on Dec, 1st
at 10 o'clock.
Mr. Joseph Clark, who for the past -
three mviths has been caretaker of
the. _tirgigham cemetery, passed away
on Monday week in his 4:7th year. Mr.
Clark took a heavy cold last week
Whith •developed into pneumonia and
he -els ill :only a few days. Deceased
was a native of Lanarkshire, Eng-
land, and came from. the Old Land to.
Wingham some three and a halt vets
ago,
Mr. John Terriff, formerly of vs/Ing-
ham, is seriously 111 a Stratford;*
Some, weeks ago Mr. Tariff had one
of his hands badly cut while 'working
on a Saw •itt the chair factory. Since
then a nervous troublenas de-
veloped and he has been in
the hospital for some days and is
itt a critical condition. Mr. Terrift's
old Weeds here will wish hire: a com-
plete recovery.
Mr. T. S. Brandon this week gavse
up possessiOn of his dartn in Morris,
recently purchased by Mr. Nethery,
and has also resigned the position or
township treasurer, which he has beid
tor the past twenty leitars. Mr. Drat*
don has not delinifelY ,decidcd upon
his pia for the ItItqeb
THAT P.A.Ln, TIRED GIRL.4p
She is in . society, in business, at
home, everywhere you see her, but
always worn and, fatigued. She hasn't ,
beard of Ferrozone or she would b61
perfectly‘ well. llow quickly it,
strengthenswhat an appetite it giv-
es—what a glow it brings to pallid
cheeks 1 Ph 6 nutriment contained in
Perrozone putsstrength into any -1
body. Laughing eyes, rosy lips, Wight
quick movements all tell of the vital-
ity Verrozone produces. Thousands 1of
attractive happy women use Petro.'
zone—Why not you ? A box of litty
ehocolate coated tablets costs nity
tents at any drug store. •
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Priiical Polities..
A 'Political office in a Anall town in
Iowa was vaeant. The office paid two'
hundred and fifty dollars a !tear, and
there was keen competition for it.
The Democratic candidate, Ezekiel
Hicks, was a shrewd old fellew, and
a neat campaign fund was turned ov-
er to him. To the astonishment of
all, however, he was defeated.
"I can't. account for it," said one
of the Democratic leaders gloomily.
"With that money, Ure should have
won. How • did yeti lay it 'out, Ere -
kid ?" .
'.",Well," said Eziekel slowly, puuling
his whiskers, "yer See, that office on-
ly pays tate hundred and fifty dollars
a year salary, an' I didn't see no
sexist in payin' nine handfed dollats
ourto get the oflice, so 1 jot, bought
Me a little truck -farm insteah."
-.LNoVetnher Lippincott's.
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the well-known Hair Goods
Artist will visit' .
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on Wed,Nou:17th
During this visit he 'Will show
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to call, inspect and try on any of these
creations.
he Dorenwend Sanitary Patent Toupee
Rh! Gentlemen:who are bald, is •
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• style and durability to any other
manufactured. At the present day
over 90,000 of these are in'.use
throughout Canada and the United.
States. Call and have free demon-
stration.
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103-105 YONGE STREET.
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