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Dr. Wo Lt'': •\r ,t wry t'xtl<+ ayraa alta be
rise cit 71, th this r.
A :31".Ci° 1<1I-R4i3a.
it 'h 'the t' r:.• n•i (iielvty Ohl (xetatic)aaan
Felt Kar)..
“Son•xtt-too• of zt:) e, too," groaned'
the bale and 1w;n y old gt'lxtleinan.3
"AA lbri;:lxr ct vier% f glow as. I ever
knew, 1 Iola >d 1a'"t 'ts tlztnt:tlt Ile Were
xxxy own fie ti fill 1,1 ud. 1 never gut
such a thruv a ter.•.• t frntn tete time I be-
gan to w.srl• :it at, caws a ;lay to the
present lisp."
"•ion allay, t()P'1 ine t'titt la4 Wats a i
verit&11( Nltpt,l•: ext (11 zialauu' .,'
•F:,,,1 ii 1, axt.l s) !,i+ :t'••l 11z'
gentieroin .: n ..a' a- i• t't • itt:e.tipt to
laugh, A..ri I .ir.• t,•rl ;lint in it:
1 mast tt(IPtit that. 1 l,tce,tl;'; drauune•}
It int,' 1.•"i ilii of b Isi:a4ss was esiness
and tlutt s u: i..x +ttr. f rie WI i;,. eve ti 1V-.1
latirzullii, inti to '..' pert ttsiel s ilea
it•
Canxr) to ire,v,ag toe tri ,nay.,"
"Bu; w't it has no 'i ux.a'j Nothing
criminal?"
"Tiak•el rue tat rix; w)r•L the world
will say, I'm g ga. t) stirs. i'xra tart
—frozen oat. Yoa k tow tto.t factory in
which I have my bigtr •ya: iu; e tcate:at and
controlling' intt•yest:"
"Certait:Iy. It is c linin{.; money, and
your salary as preaitts,t in2O,000."
Here the old gentleman g)vaut.d again.
"I went away for to \nestle;». What
more natural than. thatxtnr son-in-law
should vote uty stock? Iguve hon an-:
thorlty to du ti' . and I've no cottbt that
the young ray, 1 rect,'L• d tu: that I had
told him. He elected hi1:ahC'sf Isesitlent,
chose his own b..artlof cli,.c:ctors and in-
creased the salary of his position $3,OCO
per annum. Ile just jollies me when I
take hire to took and tolls ole I should
have no canes for the rest of my life.
I'm simply turned out W pasture. My,
what a boy. t"
Hurt
To EaL
The pain, nausea and dis-
tress that Dyspeptics suffer
after every ileal can all be
permanently relnoted by .Bur-
dock Blood Bitter.
It tones up and restores the
stomach to normal condition so
that it digests food without
causing discomfort.
• } ler, 's p,.',of positive : a
TiIS. y�'..
r:, ;e 1,81,i, Dalhousie, 1.B.,
wz'a: ••-1444. ,40i • "1 have been a
sufft••e; '4•;4,4 :,i•, .1. Complaint and I)cs-
pepsla f.,'• t }, • .. two, years and felt
very miserable. I eo icljnot take ranch
food ns it hurt nie to eat. Illy friends
said. ' Why don't you try F3,B.13.' I slid
50, using taro bottles, which made such a
complete care that 1 ex's now eat any-
thing I like without it training n)e disenm-
fort."
STRONG AND VIGOROUS.
Every Organ of the Body Toned
up and invigorated by
Mr. P. W. Meyers, Ding St. 1!;'., Berlin,
Ont., says: "1 suffered for five years
With palpitation; sl:rirtness cf breath,
sleeialer;txuess lard pain in file lune. but
one box of Milbsiru's Heart seri Nerve 1
Pills completely removed all these dis-
tressing sivtnptonts+. 1: lr.,�•r• not snffeted
sine taking them, and ),"Liv sleep well
and feel strong and vi;:e"rr:,t."
Milburn s Heart ion'; Nerve Pills cure ,
all diseases arising/ from weak heart, •
Worn out nerve tissues, •cr watery blood.
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THE WING IAAI TIMES., OCTif1w`Ej, 12, 1910
.„....41.._41,.. _._.
AS ► A".'AWANC as.I SHOW. bogtiet, cion. David, R & A Proctor;
hand btm+,zu'et of flowers, Glee David, a
Proetori. flower iit pot, A R Carr.
Judges. -1'. Metealk,nitd A. W. Sloalt,
Blyth.
la'_.I'll
I•16T.
Ii''1t>
Heavy Dr:Logitt. -i roodl mare with
Wadl by .ltt•r sire,. D13 :l,iltte>;suu, J (elle;
titan fottl,J Cole, W Geddes; tW0 •yL'ar-
L ltl fill; , a>,ttatax Roberts,all, Jits Spears;
two-yt•ar-ulalgelding, \V 1I (."ruckbtxt:nlc
1. )dirt 2; year -Lull lllly, 1L Nesbit, ;las
tap orb; year t lie gt1.ha):, It Nesbit., Sas
spears; teats dors,:; xxx lowness, ,14.S
k orester,
Cameral pari.usae,.—lamed mare with
fotii by Iter eiu W iaci;<1xuuse, It Scott
FI Dc•ztc:un; mare. i.oatl, S+r",iititc' Ilett sir, 1)
Aniela; ltut•su told, W Stat+l;1)oustt,
Daacuxx; two%‘ tar -old Ally, Jas Forester,
if Dotwon; year-old f111y, Alex Morton,
iatu itobe.tr. a; year old gelding, Cleo
Aiuiit't'tsan; team Lt•Jr'oe5 in 4 tines(, Jas
. uaxtu , .1 'Pity lar, Geo I?obertsuu.
1RVttU anti ci..rttt e.—•Brat,tt u:ure With
said uy her sine, beott rt Warwick, P
Awent, 1' Reid; mare foal,. Scott
War),•2(k, .11. .itw •to/1; l+orce foal, 1:)
Anoint', 1' Rem; two year old filly, Scott
& Wart\Lex, Ft AleIutico;. two ',year old
gelding, H Deacon, '1' Black; year old
filly, Scott & Warwick; year old geld -
mg, tt utt d; Warwick; single driver, It
St a•l,u ,.s, J Colp; nick arse. in saddle,
T .t.s..tct, A Uut)N:rtsull; team 1,oad t;r
r.•a7.....a1.,a, .1 .L iauttus, .ii McMurray, T H
jr. 1 toes,—Jo1ui Scarlett,
Letateury, M. H. Mut,re,rBrusscls, Thos.
Bell, Londesboro.
CATTLE,
Thorobred.—Caw, Geo 'Sowlar, A. B
Carr, 1t Coney; two year old heifer, D
Cook, M I.1 Harrison; year old honer, ll
Corley 1 and 2: heifer calf, D Cool;:; buil
calf, P. Corley, J Armour; ball is o
year or over, R Corley, G Sowlar..
Gracie.—Cow, M H Harrison, P W
Scott, W Scott; two year old heifer, M
H Harrison, R & A. Proctor; . year old
heifer, M H Harrison, J Burr; heifer
calf, M H Harrison, ID Cook; two year
steer, R & A Proctor, 1» helps; year
steer, D Scott & Sou 1 and 2; steer calf,
W Scott, M H Harrison. Judges.—D.
Olow, Whitechurch; S. Fisiier, (lode -
1 rich.
SIZE P. .
' Leicesters and weir. grades.—Aged
ram, R J Sanderson, Lihenry; sherling
rain, N Cumiaj 1 and 2; ram iamb, N
Coming, R J bauuersun; pair aged ewes
having raised lames la 19(0, N Craning,
R J Sanderson; pair snegrling ewes, R J
Sanderson, N Uuniiug; pair ewe lambs,
Coming, R J Saudersuzi.
Downs and grades —Aged ram, John
Armour, P Reid; ohearliu• ram, P Reid
1 and 2; ram lanib, P Reit 1 and 2; pair
aged ewes having raised lambs iu 1900, P
Reid, M H Harrison; pair shearliug
ewes, P Reid, W Helps; pair ewe Jambs,
M H Harrison, P Reid. J adges.—Jas.
Lane, Lanes P. 0.; 'Wm. Suallerlatxd,
Wuitechurch. 1'
Ilax t Acl:l mks..
`pen yards union flannel, Jas Alton,
Robinson & Headers )tt ; fair lila, trite
Jas Alton, Jas Owens; bottle Roza'' uta
wine, P Gibbous, .J Al`ot1. Judas.
Wm Robertson, ting nun.
Roots AND. vE 1311TABI.':S.
Elephant potatoes, Geo David, T' j•,i
Houderson; tna,tolll. ass Corlies, T
Handerssu; empire st.ato, hI Ilaatcler-
son, (got) David; any tltlxor varlets, flea
13aavid, ' 1I Isldwardi; cabbage, 0
David, R & A. Praetor; red pickling tab.
bage, Geo Daviel, T M Iieuttersotl;
cauliflower, Geo David, T M Hender-
son; blood beets, Gro David,
The neral thna:erer,
Tnifol(l Mints had satearelessly down
upon fl, bozolt on the shady side of the
kitchen,
','All you've fast, mad 'attx," i)0 said,
with offended dignity, to the r)i)><:ry wo-
mno,t who was scalding lin in a shrill
fs, voice, "is a (custard pie wait about 10
do eent8, wher'as I've mined my only pair
of pants. 1'x0 the one to da thekiekiu,"
00
T 1Si. Henderson; tnrtlip beets, D
Anderson, Geo Henry; nta,n:;o.cl wuz
zels, Geo Davit, T M Henderson; swot
turnips, 1' Gibbous, Geo David; ire
carrots, Oto David, 2` M ;Ieudersoi
Carly horn carrot, Geo David, R & A
Proctor; parsnips, Goo David, '1' M
Henderson: onions front seed, Geo
David, T M ll,.•nclersen, onions any
other kind, Geo'Davict,'J M Henderson;
celery, Geo David, T M Fien(ieri uu;
corn for table, Goo Dai+ill, Mrs Hole;
field corn, Geo David., H Edwards;
water melon, Jas Alton, Miss L Syzninb
too; musk Lupton, Jas Alton, Geo Sow-
latr;. pumpkin, Geo David, W Scott;
squash, Geo David, Jas Alton; citron,
D 13 Anderson, Geo Sow1,iur; tomatoes,
Geo Daviel, R & A Plootor; beaus, P
Gi.ubuns, Geo bvw:ar; collection garden
vegetables, T M Lluudersou, Sedges. -
0 W Lawrence, Beigrave; Geo Fater -
gill, 1�tarnoah.
DAIRY PItoDuon, .
Nut less than `a3 lbs dairy butter, Mrs
J Cole, R. & A Proctdr; crook of butter,
not less than 10 lbs, 1, & A Proctor; Mrs
W Geddes; basket butter .in rolls or
prints, not less than 5 lbs, Mrs A B Carr,
Mrs Geo Sowlar; 10 lbs.Butter, Mrs A
B Carr; bread, Lorne-nlacle, Mrs A. B
Carr, Mrs P Gibbous; hpney in comb,
T 111 Henderson; maple sugar, W Scott,
Jas Alton; maple syrup; W Geddes, R
Scott; cheese, home-made, ,Miss L
Symiugtun, Mrs W Mckenzie. Judges. --
R. A. Graham Wingbam; C. Me -
Clelland, Belgrave.
'lawn.ARTS.
Painting still life, Mrs W',4Blashill, Mrs
(Dr) Carder; pencil drawing, Mrs Miele;
Mrs (Dr) Carder; oil painting, Mrs, (Dry
Carder; Mrs Owens; collection oil paint-
ings, Mrs (Dr) Carder, Mrs Blashill
Pencil drawing by little- Mabel Gedde
was highly recommended by the Judges
13 the average feminine mint} I'd change it
le myself."
ld Hov`ever, 1:e already bad herd
putaticn of Rasing a "Mean old thing,"
Mrs, 'I,'ltns ''racy . Byutdole, Out.,.
writes: "We have n,t•d Dr. Lowe's
Pleaqutt Worm Syrup trod: tad it' to be
'better that' any other remedy. It ii easy
tar the cs}xttdrelt to take and always
atiffeetuul."
Weald (i)nugo tt .k[}maent .
wotn'S privilege te: change her
mind, you know," she .Saul,
"That's right," be 'replied brntaally
i taud I don't blamer her a bit. If I had
tha re-
' so very little harzu was'doao,
Don't snil`:w from. Rheumatism. 'this
winter, Mi1hu:';t's Rheumatic .l•'ilis ellLn-
inate every atom of the uric acid poison
from the system' anti rave coXitpleto re-
lief from plain and snfforing. ,
To Use Qn tri;t flare.
Drenxer—Who was the poet who sang
of "the °harts that maketh woman
kind?"
Henpeck—I don't know. 1 wonrler if
a fellow could buy any" of it anywhero
nowadays.
• Droner—Any of what?
Henpeck—Of the ohadea that nsaketh
woman loud. 1
CASTOR /A
For Infants and' 1hildxen
aimila ,. � ;G a�
sign u ci
of
•4� -h:` warp&
neer
4
A Doctor's Letl'er.
A well known M. P. tells nn amusing
story of an old aunt of his. Being on
one occasion very uervous, she told
her physician site thought Bath would
(lo her good.
"It's very odd," said Dr. W., "but
that's the very thing that I was going
to recommend to you. k will write the
particulars of your case to a very clev-
er pian there, in whose band's you will
be well taken care of."
s The lady. furnished With the letter,
, set off. On arriving at I?:ith, feeling, as
usual, very nervous, sh said to a con-
fidant:
"Long as Dr, Walter has attended
the he has never explained to me what
ails tae. I have a great mind to open
his letter and see wba,t, be has stated
of my 'case to the 13at1l physician."
In vain her friend represented to her
the breath of confidence this would be.
Site opened the letter and read:
Dear Davis—beep the old lady three weeks and
send her hack again:
—London Tit -Bits..
LADIES' ImPARrMENT.
Tatting, Mrs Hele, Mrs Blashill;
specimen crochet work, Miss L Syming..
too, Mrs (Dr) Carder; bead work, Mrs
(Dr) Carder, Miss McClelland; hooked
skirt, woollen, Mrs Geo Robertson;
fancy knitting, Mrs Hole, Miss L Sym.
Legton; Gents' linen shirt, Mrs W Mc-
Kenzie, Mrs Hele; Gents' fancy flannel
hit, Mrs W McKenzie, Mrs Hele; braid -
ng, i.Iiss McClelland, Miss L Syming-
on; feather flowers, Mrs Blashill, Miss
Owens; pair wollens stockings, Mrs
W McKenzie, Mrs Hele; pair socks,
Mrs W McKenzie, Mrs Hole: paiir wool-
len gloves, Mrs. Blashill, , Mrs W Mc-
Kenzie; pair woollen nuts, Mrs W •Mc-
Kenzie, Miss L Symington; log cabin
quilt, Miss McClelland, Mrs Bushell;
knitted quilt, Miss Sytningtou, Mrs
Hele; patched quilt, rs W McKenzie,
N Craning; rag mat, Mrs Hele, Miss L
Symington; Berlin wool work, raised,
Mrs Clashill, Mrs (Dr) Carder; Berlin
Large breed.—Ageci boar, *las Alton, s
Nicholl; boar littered in. 1900 age con -
SOW littered in 1900 age; considered, R
Small breecl.—Aged hoar, Geo Rubel:1.-
80D, JaS Alton; brood SOW 114Ving, litter-
ed in 1900, Jas Alton, P Gibbons; boar
littered in 1000 age considered, jas
Alton, Geo Robertson; sow littered in
1900 aged considered, Jos Alton, W
Scott. Judges.—Jas. Lane, Lanes P.O.;
Wm. Sutherland, Whitechurch.
Po> LxR r.
Geese, R Scott; turkeys, W Scott, it I'
& A Proctor: ducks, P Gibbets; Ply -
month Rucks, R & A Proctor, T M
Henderson; leghorus, T 141 Henderson
1 & 2; spanish, T M Henderson 1 & 2; 11
wytndottes, T M Henderson 1 & 2; e
brnhmas, T' M Henderson 1 & 2.
Judge, --J. G. Stewart, Winghatm,
ImPI.E:u2.!iTe 1.
Puuzp, D Showers & Sole,
on sir,
White fail wheat, 4M Ik 1Is �:i. ,i:,
Scott; red fair wire:.<t, i w`.asra$r, Fw
:Scott; spring wheat, a fX ".ef7 jiy t).af:r
Mr McCie3land; khat a .y :s t# ' 1M
Henderson; ai :-n trod i »-✓ car ',
Ilendersaa, H k 1war''t3, ew.ia.3 ;�,:u;t, Ix
large pear, Jae a:,.•1."'a s,�-"
Jas. Alton, ll Bdwards; timotty, Sae
Alton, Jas Spears. Judge.—.W.
k`luuenlore, myth.
TrREir AND 1i'LOWEIxe3,
Golden Musset apples, Miss L Syming-
ton,
ymiug-ton, P Gibbons; baidwitts, I~ G Me.
Gowan,. W Geddes: snows, W Geddes, v
I' (xiLubous; Rhode Id. greeuings, .las ui
Spears, Jas Alton; northern ttpies, Jas =(a
Spear s,\V Geddes; Beta Davis, Jas Alton, C
It G McGowan; Canada reds, Jas;
Spears, It G'McGowan; Icing or Tontp. ;
Inns, T 1St, llenderson, A B Carr; three 1
varieties winter apples, d of each 1(ltntl,
tot Ineutiolle(1 abowc, i & A Proctor,
Jas Spear's; three varieties fall apples,
v of each kind, not 1nentiofted above,
Jas Spears, W Geddes; fall pears, I�
Scott, Sus Spears; W,nter pears, W
Seott, Jas Spears; gxapos, Jas Alton,
Miss L Symington; oral; apples, 1' Gia -
b )ta. Ju. Al 1.t • p
to 1111
r r 6 ES than, 2 'wttiti)•
it .s plums, Mrs (Dt) Carden', T. M.
Henderson; peaches, Mrs (Dr) `(larder,
Mi:,s 1:. Symington; collection of frith,
& A Proctor, 'T M Mlouncrsou; table
aol work,rfiat, Mrs (Dr) Carder, Miss
Symington; sofa pillow, Miss L
Symington, Mrs Blashill; silk quilt, Miss
L Symington, Mrs ,thele; painting oil
satin, silk or velvet, *1Sirs Blashill,
ele; hair flowers,, Miss McClelland;
xnbroidery on silk, Mist L Symington,
Mrs Blashill; embroidery on linen, Miss,
L Symington, Mrs''j(Dr) 'Carder; lace
work, L Syinington,t Mrs Hele; twine
lace, Miss McClelland, Miss • L Syncing.
Con„ sial carpet, Mrs ; 0w(n-, Mrs Geo
wryrrLtrr co'lecii<)n of aches' work Apart•
from; all other entries ilt ladies' depart -
=out, Mitt tic 10114ntlfi Mrs (Dr)Carder,
xti ges. SCc), 3.4L Hamilton, Mrs, M.
`=1haa, Myth 'Sfr A Boat:, Belgrave.
l3lrleton, Cut.,
' ' I it dEdr.,:erl fryt' Ilya years with
s.?,yk1311.; l ilial distress after
al°.Aar: V)4"N 4 *IOW tc. curt use,. so I
t
In the Crutch
Of Consumption.
Iteuderzan., kl :sott; �t' iii% noire, '1
A Profitable Deposit.
I remember the case of an old lady at
E. who usually had from £13.000 to
£15,000 standing to„her credit. and,
needless to say as siie did not ask for
any interest 'thereulann, none was al-
lowed her. The at hnager whenever
she entered the of5ck was always most
particular to step forward and inquire
most tenderly con erning the state of
her health. and if he replied that she
was suffering frorr�ti a slight cold the
expression upon the man's face grew
quite sad. No wander, when he re-
membered that even a slight cold might
carry off en old laxly who was bantling
his company at east £30t) 0 year.—
"How to Teal With Your Banker,” by
fleury IS"sato. ,
Drr,nt;hta are an Edneatton,
'rhel.t. S no game extant which so
admirably combines educational and
recreative featttrert or which is 10 every
way' so well adapted for a popular and
profitable atnnstanc'nt among refined
and appreefative classes as draughts.
Its influences are at' an r'lev:ating cher
actor: It not only:,yacht:,, inn pray
1 ticmlly' enforces,. tile necessity of ion
donee mid 11er$et'ernnce. euln'il',1'• and
courtesy', ', self rc1lutke 118(1 sett' control.
'l'bt' garde is :also peculiarly' 0u4l ,,NIP
evidently- Worthy ,er }ralentint cocoa!'
apemen. as :1 kuc)vledge or lis wear
parable beauties will ITtslruy the taste
for dl'tuorallsing ":baps or <•1s:t1104'.—
Scottish .4nse1't<'alt,
Scott;1 ,4� 6,
wk a%f 1lAdwF. u eY•3$ li',lbt at tet three bottles
ri 04.1:1:'a akt.ir 4 e9y.,s,v23te^, '(1U,u." •
$rr,r,fas•rl.
"John," r'art said, "I mist t ave a
cycitnatoisi."
;'7L'31t,urier tt£o/l!" excllajtned Mr. Par-
olee. "You've g'.t as i icy'cle ltlld it
'si ot'yie_ n'),y. W.Jat <I:r yoti w&nt of
ay Iii 433 of 'Haase uyel r thi:zus?"-ti-
iiicaago "Evening Past,"
Don't neglect that persieteitt hr:C'ciny
Cerin'•}) till you finer yourself in the clutch of l
Coni -tat ",lien. It's an easy matter to stop
it now ray taking
DR. WILD'S NORWAY P!1'iti ti+ f1iUe' r
This pleasant remedy heals tad sootin 5
the lutigs and betnichirl 1111)05, and cures
lingering Lndchronic (:ought when other
tetttetlit•s fail.
Me. W. P. Cann, writitnl; from ;gamete,
Oat., s4(t( "1 ba,n,'wtiv believe 1 would ; t
Wood's
of con-onaralolt a)ity fir 1.Ir, •
�•
e'od s Nora -ay Pint' 14 • roll. I lave used
It for yours and consider it tor.: Ctct equ4 ;
for savor* cel•ds tad throat troubles,"
•
• Crying with tleada'lie.
141:r. A. 3. ()smear, the well i,lnown
storeitetpr)r, Indian IX';.d, I�. W. T.
writes; "I have given 14iilbttrn's Stott»
fag flead•cche Fotvrier.t to Wine of try.
customers who tams into ntxf' sore a1-
most rry frig wit'I sewers he utaclte ta1L•t
itt 104 than five )niuvtet they went
away cared and smiling." ].'Liee i0•,sawl
2.)c.
A °NM( (ammoChaser
"Yes, totvthe criminals [,o
b away
«ithovt any ti(niblw"
"What were the police doing?"
"t,hasing theories."—Cleveland Plain
ITctalor.
Why rile 'Read it,
"hats you read ' Bores' l4test book.
'Boita•] itrtrttlaY"
„'.4, ,'
"I brought
style."
',41 don't."
"Wheat 'did you read his book ford"
"Been -use 'I late* some blamed foot
vsoulri )'c saint)• to ask w'4 if is bad read
it "• +;
yen. didn't like Boras''
The record for 4eylen salve shooting
still reitiatns that of the muzzle loader,
100 ea:iolea In otza day. 'this• t'eeord
Woe made by rt.' Ceylon civil servant
Celled'Trixnehetl early' in the nittetcenth
entity+, Average grinners get 30 to 40
tloutslea r day,,. y;
FARIVIE.RS
e!t'l r"tnyo'itc having live )fo•'tc or tailor
tr f
r 4t r , 4
11 ti ) li, Wi•1 to I( a r
r tl r )•' n K n t,
r r t t
1 t tlv< t ,
a •.
tau. thevnttxefoe gain in theet'itilt.s. Ourittrgo
rirenlntion Celt, rind it will b' stra)uttc ittaci.ri`if
♦ott(t<rfOtfrotitott,•rnttita)•. a3(1(1 flnf.ne
mint yn5 writ melt beeau.i, ;Pau tatty ask mint'
for the nrtb'I"or stook than it in worth. Solid
enttr ndd,'rttanmeat t4r the 'l l)tIa anti try tl)ia
',1s11 of dlriposuts ()f yaar ertoak and other
Aaticiad,
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W7 W Oi iS`fi tat tW )
Casteriat is I'or Infants and. Children. Castoria is a
harmless t.ubstitnto for Castor €11,. Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. eontaina uoitlle;!• Opium,
;lIorplibut nor other Narcotic substance, It is Pleasant.
its glIP,ranntee is thIrty years' use by 11Xillious of
'Mothers. Castor'ita. destroys Worms and allays 11+evevish-.
ncsss. Ca„toric cures Diarrhoea awl Wind Colic, Castoriair
relieves Tcetltilxg 'Troubles, cures Constipation and,
Flatulency. Castorin a:vsi'allilates the Poo(1, regulate,;
the Stomach and Dowels ()t'Infants and Children, giving
healthy tUld natural sleep. Caa,storia is the Children's
I'atinnecra—Tito 1tiIothcr's Prieu(1,
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C'ctuN'CO3'1 c`l ,
"Castehim i3 an excellent medicine for
Children. U.:Al;ers (lave repeatedly scald nee
Of its good effect upon their children.”
Da G. C. os000n, Lo:cell,..Vass.
Cas4o.i r.M.
+• Cusroria 1.; ro well ad:.p.cd to c:ri:dren
brat I recommend it as salra:riur tri illy' pre-
scription known to nee."
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THE .FAC—SIMILE SkGNA" ' RE OF
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gg Thoueo uls of rarely and Bt delle Aged Neu aro annually swept to a prematnraqgrave
L through early indiscretion arid later i'xoesses. Self abuse and Cons itationel Blood
II Die •uses }five ruined find wrecked the life of many a promising young man, have you
1�f$1 any of the fo lowing Svmptoms: Nervous and Despondent; Tired in Morning; No Ambi-
' don; Mn.n ry Poor; Easily Fatigued; Excitable and Irritable; Eyes Thur; Wimples on
the Face; 1) .o•uns and Drains at Night; Restless; haggard Looking;Blotches; Sore
$ T�hroit; llni,. ,moose; Pains in Body; Sunken Eyes; Lifeless; Distrustl and Lack of
tea y and btringth. Cur Now MiG and treatment will build you up mentally, physically
rima aoxnally
Chao. Pitter-,on. Read , �$�lrf9
`' : ; VIIflpt R 9 KENNEDY KEFICAN 0110211
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19 years of ago I'earned a bad habit which almost ruined
me. I became nervous and weals. ldy back troubled mo. I c. mid
stand no exertion, 'lead and eyes became dull. Dreams and
drains at night weakened me. I tried seven Medical Firms, Elec-
zia trio Bolts, Patent Medicines and Family Doctors. Tboy gave me
„ no help. A friend advised me totry Drs. Kennedy & Bergen. Thor
sent me ono month's treatment and it cued me. I could feel
a<; )tayse11 gainingevery day. 7'Ireir New )felhcd Treatment taros c,hera
all else jails." They have cured many o: my friends."
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Dr. 1.tonito i,
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Tt 4 riN ' "Como 8 years ago I contracted a serlons CCn1titntienal blood
• `b1 ! cilsoaso. 1 went to Hot Springs to treat for syphilis. lir'rc. ry almost
'1;�i led me. Atter a while the symptoms again itpase;tred. Throat
b•canto sore, pains in limbs, pimples on fico, blot ties, ryes red,
loss of hair, glands enlarged, etc. A medical Woad advised Drs,
1i.td no synaptomsBergen's forow :liveveaes,d Treatment.
1 nm marrie rincared l,iiand tpv, IAisva
�i,.1.A, doctor, t heartily recomend it to all who have this terrible disease—
Care, .a 5e,,.,,,..w. sgpfairis." It will eradicate the poison from the bloi.d."
CscoaP i,own'wnd. 95:YEARS IN DETROIT. 150.000 CURED.
,."1 am 88 years of age, and m 11,101. What young I led a
gay life. Burly indiscretions and later excesses mode trouble
int me. I became wealc and nervous. 11•v k daeys became
affected and I feared Bright's disease. Marr' •d lit mss nasals.
,� faotoryand myhome unhappy. I tried everyhirtg—aft failed till
tet' Method treatment
Rom Drs.meatally;physL4ally and d sax:1011s Their
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and netlike a man in overy,respect. Try them."
'- No Names Used Without Writtslt
` it i Cas mtof Patient.
,..••ed att. rata e. t.
Our New Method Treatment never'"I'lin curing Dianna of mot?.
It strengthens rho body, stops all
dr :ins and losses, purifies the blood, clears the brain, builds up tho nervous and sexual
systems and restores lost vitality to the body,
we (Guarantee tato ware Nervous rtebllity, Italti:ig: ;ticarnlsoaj,
r+,valtiiiea Vinic,gieele,'11trletnre,Glleet,thata•rturitt eptNaSlaraxges,
Weak !Parts and All 5o•tduey auto alactcler L. lsa:ases3.
` � Drs. Kennedy & Ketn(e are the loading specialists of
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