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Clinton Newels -Record
November 3021910
Was Up Against
A pard Combination:
BUT DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS VAN.
WISHED THEM ALL.
Sundridge Man Suffering From Gravel,
Diabetes. and. Dropsy . Finds an
Easy and Complete :Cure.
Suniirrdge , Ont., Oct. 31st.—(Spe-
cial,>-gravel, Diabetes and Dropsy
are a terrible combination for one
mart to have. It means that his life
is in the gravest danger, unless like
George Vanbooser, a well-known resi-
dent of this place, he finds the simple
and natural .cure. here is the story
Mr. Vanhooser tells„ and all his
neighbors know every wont of it is
trust :
"I had pains in my back and across
the loins. 'My stomach would swell.''
I was .constipated and I had sharp
cutting pains in my bladder, which
made me sure that I was stiffening
from the terrfbie.;Gracel. The doct-
or attended me, but I kept growing
worse very day..
"Others had told me of the great
good Dod�t's Kidney Pills had done
for them, and a determined to try
them, Six boxes made a new man of
me." -
Gravel,. Dropsy and Diabetes are all
either Kidney Diseases or are caused
by diseased Kidneys. The easy and
natural .way to cure then is to • use
Dadd's Kidney Pil?s. They never •fail
to cure any form of Kidney Disease.
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OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE
CLINTON
Stare ope. s at •7.30 a. m. and closes
at 8 p.m.
We are practical Boot and Shoe
Makers, and repairers. Boots made to
Lice and
no
order in from 1 to 3 days
repairing done while you wait.
FARMERS
ATTENTION.
We keep on hand Boots and
Shoes of our own make which
are just the thing for faun
work.
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Son
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W.N. Wa
The Montreal Board of .Control has
f rma-
for coo
$500
reward of
offered a va
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tion leading to .the conviction of the
murderers of Cecile. Michaud.
OUR TRADE
DOUBLED
Blyth
' The removal of the fe!ent fence and , Dr. Hamilton of Belgrave,who has
interior fitting up at. The Methodist 1 for the past year been taking a post
• parsonage have been decided improve-
ments. �r
From The News -Record of Mr. A. II. Wilford'.has opened up a
commission store in Winghams and
November 3rd, 1892. well handle poultry, etc. Ile isl a
Clinton, November 2nd,, 1892,. chip of the old block, so brine full of
energy.
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'Mr. W. G. Smitli, who unlortunat- The Young People's Society of the
ely broke his leg a week ago Satur-
day, is doing nicely.
Mr. Jas. Howe returned from Man-
itoba last Friday, Hb spiltabout
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Belgrave
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
etc. at lot 36, con. 8, Base Line,
Hullett, on Tuesday, Nov. 80, at.
12 o'clock noon the following
horses—mare 10 years old in foal
to Sir Mathew, mare 6 .years, horse
4 years heavy draft,. driver 3 years,
filly 3 years. heavy draft, filly . 2
years general p•vvrpose, filly 2 years
heavy draft; gelding. 2 years, filly
1 year. Cattle—thorobred cow in
calf, thorobred heifer 2 years in calf,
th orobree heifer 1 year, heifer calf;
5 cows in calf,. heifer • 2 ycrars • in
calf, steer 2 years, 5 steers 1 year,
3 heifers 1 year, ":d well-bred Hole
stein heifers 1. year, 6 spring calv-
es, Pigs—Sow due to pig, 4 .young
sows, 5 fat. pigs. Machinery—Mas-
sey-Harris .binder nearly new, Mas-
sey -Barris hay .loader, Massey- ;Har-
ris cultivatoe, ' new, Massey -Harris
mower,,, • hay rake, disc harrow, 12
plate, land roller, •Massey-I-larris
riding plow, walking plow,set iron
harrows, gang. plow, scufiier, root
pulper, • set scales 2800 pounds, set.
spe:ng tooth harrows, pea harvest-
er, seed drill, wagon, top buggy, op-
en buggy, set bob -sleighs•, . long :.
sleigh, cutter, fanning -mill with
bagger, Clinton fanning mien, hay-
fork, pulleys, . rope and slings, hay
rake,. gravel vel box,wheel-barrow,.
set
double harness,' set- plow harness,
set single harness, a quantity • of
hay, nangolds, 3 .dozen grain bags,
grindstone, about 100 hens, Whiffle-
trees, neck yokes, forks, hoes. and
numerous other articles. No res=
erve.. Terms : 12 months': credit or
4 percent. on 'credit amounts. 'Bay
grain, mangol'cls • and fat.:lege cash.
Walter Meer,..proprietor ; T. Gund-
ry, auctioneer.
Our sale of Flour,
Feeds, Seed. Grain,
Etc., has doubled
this season over last
What better evidence
can there be that our
stock and prices are
right,
FORD &cL EOD
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CEDAR
POSTS
for sale
JAS. HAMILTON
Coal rierchant
PHONE 52
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English church drove to Wingham one gusov'•s 'parents in, Newmarket
evening last week and attended a Mrfi r D. • rents i,•is home from, • ;;Lae
meeting of the A. Y. P. A. of that ;
e spent .hc ast t vo
hr, si ti
place, They report a good time. i westwee hp
graduate course in the old world med-
ical institutions, has returned and
will renrne his practice in Belgrave.
Mrs. fray returned last week from
visiting friends in Hullett.
ere and 111rs. J. Brooks have move
ed, tp,Williara Watson's house.
Hers:- (Rev.) Ferguson and Master
Scott have been visiting, Mrs. ler- 1
Seven nurses in the John IL Strat-
ford Hospital at Brantfor'l struck on
account of overwork. rile board is
filling their plaees.
siting .
filends
six weeks in the southern part of that The executive', committee of the months vis
Dr. Allison has gone to. Londes-
province. Ifoeal branch of the Bible Society have born where he has purchased the
Dr. Blackall and Traveller Hinchley decided to hold the annual meeting of
took in thio shooting match at Blyth the Society on the 10th of November practice -of Dr.MaeCalluni who pure
t. Andrew's church. poses going to the Old Country to
last -week and brought home a fine lot in S
of the "feathered. ones."
Mrs, A. Carlow of Glasgow, Scot-
land, who is speneeng the winter in
Canada, and Mrs. Nesbitt of Toronto
are the guests of Mrs. W. J. Irwin.
Mr. Jas. Fair's .new house already,
presents a handsome and substantial
appearance but a lot of work is yet
required before it will beready for oc-
cupancy. The structure will greatly
improve
that
part
of the
townwn in
which it is located. •
A committee of Orangemen have
rented the newheel in the McKay
block over Runiball''s jewelery ' store
and will take possession on ,the 1st of
December. •
Clinton builders have put in. a very
good season so far this year, and 'the
work will continue well on' into the
new year.. A large amount of money
has and still will change hands as a
consequence of building operations.
Capital, locality, has' not been locked•
up in the matter of improvements.
•.Mr. D. A. Forrester has purchased
the McAllister farm,. 127 acres, for
$8,500; the latter taking •Lite former's
town residence. at $ ',500. Mr. For-
rester will convert the new property
into a stock filtin. He has a farm of splendid work they were accomplish-
200 • acres and will make extensive ing for the church.
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buildings and other improvt!:nents. Mr, . • -
and Mrs. McAllister will takeposses-
sion Melee town property in May. Whitechurch
Dirs. John Layton, town, fa• vored Mrs. Jelin Gillespie Sr. l eft on
Friday to visit. friends in. llamiitrn.
Mr. ll:.:0. Taylor of Lueku'rw teem -
pied the Methodist • pulpit, here en
Sunday. , '
Mr. Carnaelous of Langside . has
rented. the Worden farm and is doing
fall plowing an it.
It is reported that Me. Geoege-
Cottle has sold -hie. saw' at planing
mill to Mr. ,James WBeen of •Culross
.It is reported that Mrs. tleorgc Me-
Intash has- rented. her Mel;e t3 Mi.
v to
sone
cI{a • and 'is goingn
D. M Y
Wingham.
School has hcen closed for: nearly
four weeks owing to' ,semi t fever it
is a mild type, but secnrs 10 be n ak-
ing its presence •felt in the vicinity.
Mr. John Morrison opened the sea-
son of parties and social gatherings
on Friday evening by giving: the
young. people •a social gathering 'at,
his •home.Music and_.dancing were+
the features. of the evening, and e a
'very enjoyable 'time isreporte'd.
The Goderich Rural Telephone line
from Auburn have had their wires
caruied into the corporation on the
Bell Co. poles without asking per-
mission or anything else. The Coun-
cil has notified them to remove them.
The, town fathers assume it would
have been courteous for them to have
said "by your leave" seeing that
Blyth has a local system organized.
The Blyth Rural Telephone Co. con-
trectors are busythis week getting
g
the wires on the poles. This line will
connect with Brussels circuit at John
Shortreed's, 9th line.' Service will .
be. free to subscribers on the. two ciee
cuits for a five minute conversation
but if over that five cents will be
charged. •
The, Young People's Society in con-
nection with Trinity church "hese[ a
most successful and enjoyable social
evening .on the 19th ult. The -Object
was to introduce the new rector • and
fancily to the congregation. The rec-
tor, Rev, le Farr, delivered a stirrer
ing address, in which he expressed
himself: as. delighted with the. recep-
tion that had been .tentici:ed himself
and Mrs. Farr, and highly compli-
m'ented the young people for the
The •News -Record • on October 28th
with • a large bench. of second -growth
red raspberries. 'They were large,
ripe and well flavored. •
Apple picking, packing and` shipping
will . be about wound • up in Huron
county. the latter part of next week.
The yield this •year:and the demand
has been the means• of circulating an
immense amount of money. Our farm-
er friends and an army of - packers
should be a great deal better off than
b a
a e
'hare Y
las
t fall. will always. 7
market for all the apples Who right
quality that we can produce.
Londesboro, Nov. ',2nd, 1892:
• Mr. Joseph Stevens of Auburn was
tri the. village • on: Tuesday last. •
Mre Tighe, who . has been visiting
her sister, eIrs• John, J1runsdon . .for
'sonic time, left last week, '
'Mr R`. Wallace and son, Will:, and
Ilarry, •Kade returned from White-
church, Man., ,Past week.
•Johtt,McCoo1 has moved into Jetties
Manning's house,. lately occupied by
Mr. Geo. Cockerline, Sr. ••
1Ir. and.Mrs. Braithwaite have left,
ITuliett, alter living Here for.42 years,
and will' reside with their son-in-law.,
A. Laivrence,'i4etlaiid. • •
Judging from the apples •shipped
from the station the crop is the larg-
est known for years in this set tion.
•The following are the: ofirctrs of the
"Noeth Star" lodge of Good Temp-
ters for the present quarter:
C. T., John Cartwright.
W. 1'., Sarah Stewart,
R. S., Wnc. N. Doig..
A. S., Orpha Whitely. -
F S., B. Lawrason. .
T,,' Martha Cartwright.
C.,, James F airservice,
M..,John Scott.
0., Martha Brogden.
S., James IIil1.= •
S. J. T., Jennie McKenzie.
Organist"; Jennie Woodman.
P. (le T., Edna. Allen.'
Next Tuesday a contest. will start
in this ledge to last eight weeks.
STOCK'
AUCTION SALE OI'
FARM STOCK
etc. at lot 12, con. 12, Willett, on
Tuesday, Nov: 1st, at 12.30 o'clock,
the following,: . Horses—draft geld-
ing rising 4 by St. Patrick; draft.
filly rising 3 by Imperial, draft „filly
rising 6 by St, Blaize, aged draft
mare in foal to Lord: Jim,. aged
carriage mare in foal to Prodigal
Son, draft. spring foal sired,' by Im-
perial, driving spring foal' by. Gold-
en Crown, Cattle—Newly • calwcd
cow, 5 cows supposed to be an calf
to thorobred bull, steer rising' 3,
heifer rising 3, heifer rising 3, sup-
posed to be in calf, 2 yearling steers
3 yearling heifers, 4 .spring. calves.
Pigs -2 brood sows, • 20, pigs 2 mos.
old. Implements Massey- Ilarris
binder, Maxwell mower nearly new
and ,Pea, harvester, Massey ITarris
drill nearey new, combined; 12 plate
disc .harrow, land roller, sulky rake,
2 sets iron harrows, 2 walking
plows • No. 7 Verity, 2 gang plows,
2 scuffers, Perrin Tiding. plow, loot.
pulper, 'Melotte cream separator,
nearly new, straw cutler, set scal-
es 2,500 pounds, Bain wagon, near-
, ly new, truck wagon, top, buggy,
buggy pole, read cart, set' bob-
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
COAL AND PROMPT DELIV-
ERY SECURE YOUR SUP,
PLY FROM US.
ORDERS LEFT AT tlAVIS
& ROWLANI)'S HARDWARE'
STORE PROMPTLY AT-
-TENDED TO.
W. .T stekrennson
sleighs, cutter, cutter pole, fanning
•mill, hay fork, car, pulley rope and
slings, hay• rack, pig rack,• gravel
box, pig crate; good watering tank,•
wheel barrow, 2 sets double iharness
set plow harness, 2 sets single hare
ness, quantity of hay, nrangoids and
turnips, 2 doz. grain bags, 2 sugar
kettles, 2 stone boats, 'quantity of
sap pails, Doherty cook stove near-
ly new, Daisy churn, extension
table, grinding stone, 100 hens,
whiffle trees, • neck yokes, forks,
chains,, ;spades, shovels, 2 dozen
cattle chains, 500 bushels of oats,
300 busne?s barley, 40 bushels peas.
Without reserve. Terms :12 months'
credit. 5 percent. for cash. hay and
roots cash,—Nath. Sundercock, pro-
prietor ;. T. Gundry, auctioneer.
BOYS AND GIRLS
Wanted. Good wages and steady
' employment assured.—The Mooney
T3iscuit & Candy Co., Ltd., Strat-
ford.
F. W. CUTLER, PAINTER AND
Paper hanger. All work done guar-
anteed satisfactory and prices
moderate. Residence nearly opposite
Collegiate Institute, Clinton.Wi• 83
take a post graduate course.
R. D, Cameron, lecturer on Govern-
-n'lent Annuities, will deliver a lec-
ture on this subject in the Forctster's
hall, Belgrave,' on Thursday evening.
Grey Township..
Miss Jennie Hogg' was a visitor in
Wingham last week. .
Mr. Janes. Pearson was in tsborne
attending the funtral of 'an uncle. .
Miss Beatrice Whitfield -visited her
sister, Mrs, Angus, Brown, during the
past week.
• Mrs. John McAllister, who' has both
visiting with friends here,. returned to
her home in Toronto last week,
Mr. Will. Pearce of Cincinnati, and
Jos. Murray of Goderich, were - here
last week attending the funeral of
Mrs. F. Mills, • • •
Wedding bells chimed merrily in
our locality last Wednesday : evening,
when Miss Annie Cunningham of Eth-
el became the wife of. James Pearson,
• in the presence . of about thirty-five
•friends• and neighbors. The bride was
beautifully attired .in brown satin,
trimmed. with lace, and carried a bo -
vet of flowers.,•• After the ceremony
and congratulations were. over the
company .repaired to the dining room
to partake of the good things prepar-
ed •by the .hostess. The 'evening •was
spent in music and social carat; etc.
The groocn''s gift to the bride. was a
gold, watch and chain, to the pianist,
a brooch.. The happy couple have set-
tled down on the groom's fine farm,
with the'.. hcarty.Congratulatiorls . of a
host • of friends. •
,Summerhill, Nov. '2nd, 1892.
The wife of Mee Joseph Gooier of
the Base Line died- on Saturday even-
ing. The funeral took place Tuesday.
Mr. John 'Johnston has put a new
and more elevated. ceilipg in his house •
and mode other iinprovements ' which
greatly' add to its appearance and
comfort.
The raffle for ducks and geese at
Mr. Wm: Lawson's on Tuesday of last:
week was weei patronized.
There is still a large quantity of un-
packed aspic's in this vicinity and pac-
kers and barrels are in great demand.
The 'old, old story, told times with-
out number, and repeated over and
over again for the last thirty -fix
years, but it: is always a welcome
story to those in search of health—
There is nothin;,• in the world that
cures coughs and colds as quickly as
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Sold
by all deak'rs. •
Wingham
-Miss Dcpew of New Work i5 visiting
at Mrs.- H. K.e'rr's. •
Miss. Eya Gracey is visiting ralat-
ives in Essex •for a couple- of weeks.
Miss Houghton spent Thanksgiving
holidays with friends in .London. •
Mr. F. Buchanan attended the Pro-
vincial Sunday.' School Convetition
held at. Oshawa' Iast week,
Mr. Fred. Johnston's hand is heal-
ing: nicely since the mutilated fingers
were removed. .
Dr. and Mrs. John Agnew, of Crest-
line, Ohio, have .been visiting at the
former's , parental home .in Lower
Wingham. •
Dr. `. Ramsay of: Wai hington D. C.
and Mrs. Watson of Rockwood, Ont„
have been visiting., their sister, Mrs.
Wrlliain Bone, during the past week.
Mr. Gavin •Willson Iasi week sold a
firic heavy draft spring colt to Mr
John E. I}.,omuth for $100.
Dr. A. Downing or Bruce Mines has
purchased the residence of • Dr. Peter
:Macdonald, now of London, mi Centre
street, and wilt take possession al-
most immediately.
The •.A. Y. P. A. of St, Paul's
Church entertained the Blyth A. Y. V'.
A. one evening last -week when a very
pleasant social time was spent.
• The first Uiterary 'meeting for this
season of the .Parish Club will be
held ' on Thursday veining of this
week,
An Italian earned Martilat has been.
arrested at Montreal on a charge of
Swindling bank:, by raising e:tpress or-
ders. He i.s said to have operated in
Toronto and oilier Ontario •cities unr
dee the name of Sprakeletj.
Exeter
• Miss • Mattie Willis attended the
wedding ' of Miss .Laing, . Denfield, last
Mr. I. is improving
from
his recent illness and. is •able to . be
out.
Mrs. James Fitzgerald and• son df
Seattle, Who have been. visiting her
mother, : • Mrs, J. Jarrett for -two
months, `retutnid Bente last week•...
Mr.. Chas. Dyer, who has been act-
ing es teller,:•in the Molsons Beni(
here for 1 he ,past .rosy years., • bas' been •
transferred ;to the .Hainilton•. branch:
Ilis place .here has hen . taken by
James i3awdcn, an E,xeteir• boy, who
w'ae. with the bank ae Port Arthur.
• Miss Irene . llandford, daughter; of
Mr, amid Mrs. 7. E. IIandford, • •left•
last week for New York city to enter
on. a course. ;of training. for a nurse • in
' ,Carl-,
MissEva, a Ca
St. Luke's Hospital.
ins; is -head directress. in this hospital.
At .the Epworth League Tuesday
evening in the Janes_ street 'church
Mrs. le, A. Fsnick gave an t xceleen•t'
report- of 'the •Christian Endeavor
.convention recently held in 'Toronto.
Miss I:. (Quackenbush sang a solo
and Mr. le. Phillip -gave an instru-
mental. .
The choir of the James street Meth-
odist church was banqueted on Fri-
day evening last by Rev, R. and Mrs.
Tlohbs. After choir practice a very
sumptuous repast was served in the
Young Men's Bible Class room in the
basement of the church, after • which
impromptu sleeches• were given by'
members. of the choir and a very en-,
joyable • time spent.
Tlic nianriage took place'. in Van
comet, B.C., on October 26th; at:'
the hone of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. II. J.' Glanville,' of their
daughter, •Edith, to Mr. John . W.
Jones of Vancouver, formerly of Lon-
don. .Mise Glantelle was a, former re-
sident, of Exeter, and is a granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. .Sweet, Runen "street.
OU have pro-
bably been in-
tending to try, Red
Rose Tea for some time
but froth "force of habit"
have just kepton using
another tea.
Break the Habit
and buy Red Rose
next time.
NEVER SOLD IN aULK
Your Grocer Will
Recommend It ss
Loss of Appetite
Is lo>ii of vitality, vigor or tone. and Is
often a forerunner of prostrating dis-
ease.
It Is serious and especially so to
people that must keep up and doing or
get behindhand.
The best medicine to take for it to
the great constitutional remedy
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Which purifies and enriches the blood
and builds up the whole system.
Get it today. Sold by all druggists
everywhere. 100 poses One Dollar.
Seaforth
Mr. J. L. Yue;, who for some tin
was organist and choir leader in th
Presbyterian church here, has lei
Owen Sound to take a position as or
ganist of, Knox church, Berlin.
Mr. Wm. °illcspt!, chief of police,
has purchased the brick .residence .for-
uerly owned by Mr. D. Farquharson,
in the north ,ward„ and will occupy
it. Mr. Gillespie will have a comfor-
table and pleasantly situated hcme:
Mrs. Colson of Montreal was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Stewart
last week, and left Isere to visit Mr.
and Mrs. John Shepherd, of j'•Iensall.
Mrs. Colson is a niece of the late Mr.
Donald Stewart of , Tuckersinith. She
intends leaving shortly for Scotland,
where she will spend the wineer.
?dr.. W. M. Doig, barrister, of Sault
Ste. Marie,' Michigan, was in town
last week. Mr. Doig intends leaving
the Soo and will open an office in De-
troit. IIe makes the change in order
to get into a larger sphere in. his pro-
fession and also to be In closer touch
with his Canadian home, far which
he still retains 'a commendable after=
tion.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA
You. Risk Nothing by ,Trying This
Remedy.
We want everyone troubled with
indigestion and dyspepsia to come
SleAFORTI3. to our . store and obtain a box of
• Rexall- Dyspepsia Tablets: They con
Mrs. Janes Sproat of Tucl:ers:nith, Iain: Bismuth -Subnitrate and Pepsin
after a viiet of several m'ontics .in the prepared by a process which develops
their greatest' power to overcome di-
gestive disturbance.
Renall Dyspepsia Tablets 'are• very
pleasant to take. 'They soothe the
irritable, weak stomach, strengthen
and invigorate the' digestive organs,
relieve . naesea and indigestion, pro-
mote nutrition and bring about a
feeling ;of ccnifort, •
If you 'give Rexall Dyspepsia Tab-
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lets a reasonable trialwe will re- .
turn your moneyy •if you are not sails-
fled with the result: Three- sizes, 25
cents•,:'50 cents and $1.00.. o�
Remember
.you can obtain Rexall Remedies y
at the Rexall Store—W. S. R. Holm-
es; Clinton.
western provinces, has returned ho!.n,e;
She was accompanied . by her daught-
er, Mrs. W. Morrow. • ' •
Dn; D. P. I'enhallow, professor of.
botany at McGill' University, died at
Liverpool on board the steamer Lake
Manitoba.
The Montreal, authorities are. taking
action against seventeen proprietors
of moving picture shows for violation
of the building by -lags.
.. The Portuguese Finance Minister
bas intimated. that all the. employees
of the old Government will 'be • die:.
missed..
The Turkel Famine'
A statciment was made a fc•w days
ago' by the Dominion Biologist, Dr.
Charles Iliggins of the Department
of Agriculture relative to the cause
of the first turkey famine in Canada.
Dr. Higgins accounts for the soaring
prices for 'the birds to the fact that
n parastic disease, commonly known
as blackhead, is responsible. for an
alarming turkey mortality in all the
Provinces. The disease is manifested
f theomb
1 k appearance o c
bya bac a,
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and is due to .parastie affeetion of the
digestive organs. 'Unless stringent
measures! are used to combat tido dis-
ease intelligently, says, ,Dr. Higgins,
the supply in ail parts of Canada will
be still further seriously depleted. A
remedy suggested is to starve t•Iie
bird for forty-eight ]tours and then
let it drink from a 'mixture composed
of a teaspoonful of muriatic acid to
a quart qt water.
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on our personal guarantee that the
trial will not cost .you a penny if it
does not give you absolute satisfac-
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we' are talking about when we . say
that Rexall "93" flair 'Tonic will
grow hair on bald heads, except where
baltlness hae been of such long dura-
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entirely dead, the follicles closed and
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. Remember, we are basing our state-
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accontplfshcd by the use. of Rexall
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right to assume that what it has
done for thousands of ,others it will
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not Tose anything by giving it a trial
on our liberal guarantee. Two sizes,
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Shoppers in general we extend a
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them both for quality and price
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J'e is eler and Engraver.
CLINTON
Issuer of Marriage e Licenses.
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