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THEaNDAY March I, 190(1 3
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Did you ever have a
headache that made
Sunday feel like wash-
day ?
Q Perhaps you have been
drinking inferior teas.
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package of Grand Mogul
Tea.
Q This tea combs the kinks
out of the nerves. Why i'
Because it is rich in theine
(the flavorin; essence )
which is just concentrated
sunbeams. Grown on the
high table lands of Ceyton.
this tea contains the ele-
ments of a pure nerve -food.
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Tea
q There are no other teas " ins
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M W HOWELL. -
Many Women have
Kidney Trouble
d
and don't know it. They at-
tribute their ill -health to weal: -
mita." Dragging pains in the
hips, backache nervou'ness.
tiredness, headaches ---ere more
often mused by sick kidneys.
If your kidner are not welt,
the other delicate organs are
disturbed and inflamed, bringing
on the horrors of female weak-
ness and the serious troubles
often attending pregnancy. .
THE GENTLE KIDNEY PILL
cures these case. of " Petnale
Weakness" because they cure
the Kidney*, They promptly
restore the Kidneys to health,
allay inflammetioti. take away
deli-
cate the
d 1
' a and II
the pain.,
tate organs well and strong.
Al druggists, or direct on receipt of price, yse
Tec OLArllrl CHtMICAL CO. UNITED
WISaSOR. CWT.
THE "LORNE"
REMEMBER
the h,.1,1 bwidena geed maga,
►torch. of .11 kinds. M.rr.ws, Rsll.r,
Manor., SWa.ders, Wruffl.rs.
Wheelbarrows, [fr.. IF fr.
4 t,I....A ,e n,•.1
The Wilkinson Plough Co.
1 INITED
TORONTO OINADI
,fews of the 9istriet.
• S. A. Ilrublteler, orgniizei• for the
Retail Mel'ellatitie Association of Can-
ada. was in Whit/ham recently with a
view to urgauizieg a Inauch 111 that
tlwu.
Thos. Jackson. jr.; of the firm of
the Jackson Manufacturing ( patty.
Clintn, wet; recently imesaentel with
an address and it chrls cabinet by
the muploye's of the Company.
MuN.
Thomas 31 many, of iesu'gside,
passed :away on Situday, February
17th, death remitting film' a stroke Of
paralysis. She leaver her hurbaud,
three sone and four daughters to
mourn her 1)1)414. •
Mr. and Mrs, Nicholas Hell;lotl, of
the 121)4 couees»iun of '1'ucket•sttlith,
recently celebrated the !went -fifth
ailnivcrrary of their wedding. 'I'h•re
were preee.gtt 116 cul 1 I) try11's114, to 411(
honor to the ',.nasion.
tlalcolnl tarty', run of J. 1L Mar -
1 tn, of Rip 'y, diel in F iuciuvliue l)n
‘Ve•duerduv of (11141 w • k, of di`{ lithet•-
Li, after. few dity ' inures. He tuns
111 his sixteenth year and at student at
lime:Mah il, high reboot.
Robert Poetical, formerly of Exeter,
diel in Siunain on February 13th; the
reeuIt of an operation for upptfudleilit.
The young matt was truest y-uue• )'..rt
d ae, :u141 14•:11 * .1(1 1)1 Edward Poe. -
tide. formerly proprietorot the station
hotel at Exeter.
l.lie•klUlw council ham decided to
purrhaM• the Cumgranl properly bu-
lk.
role- site .of theproposed new linen
hall cad public liI'rioy to be erected
wish the $7,541) doneta1 by Andrew
l'arnegi,•. '1'lie lot contains half nn
tiers' inti thr price is Odin.
E, \\'. Dorno% who leas leen ac -
...mutant in the I.st'Ier branch of the
Sovereign' Hulk for about three yr•4111,
14414 114'.•11 pr tell to the tninfig,-.-
•hip -of the Miltertou 104111(1) of the
(lank. J. I.. Seed 1, mf Zurich, takes
the 'mullion of ice taut iii Exeter.
the Smliday. February lath, \Its.
'lr•on Lilidaay p,aeseel away ;it her
mime in 1ir)mw•I' after :a- paiuf•tl ill -
iron) reelect.. She was- furty-
•'i;aht years of age and besides her
Husband leaves a family of one salts
.Ind tw) daughters t n het • loss.
Mims Alive Peterson, who recently
e..signe4 her position on Ih.• liinc4u•-
litn• public meIaoul Staff, was 11I011e the
r,•cipu•ut of n hands • silver jewel -
•n84' by her .fellow -workers on the
•tae *1141 or as t•hek 111111 hrIMM'h by her
pupils. Mit. Petenlon purposes g ' g
% rest.
Nits. Dun+ald l'mt'rie, an old resident
.f 1truSM lN, 11041 1111 Friday, Febru:u-v
11101. haviugreacheel the ge.Nl old age
elf right yeatiy teal's. She had been a
reeidcht of Rrus,.t•ls for twenty-eight
yeses.. ND. Currie diet some twelve
sear% ago. A family of blur suns hnt•-
St. Joseph has bright prosp('rts of
sewer' telephone conne•tiiii> with
the ant' le world. Tet rulNerilers
44.1(14' b) 1 w•„01(-41 between Hemsel1
nod 4t. Jo. Ih beflee. the ei mlp:uiy
A ill build the ' le, and 1114 the'mm11al)4•0
11,114 been »,•,•ure the line will likely.
to built this rumling N •r. -
Mies A. (1nteul,M:k, 'if Senfouth,
who recently gave ni•her millinery
In .i e," a m n
1. ui to At a MI t to 4in[a-
.
lutaSask.. . k., NIs kindly to i•n11ie•rsl
....fore herldepartnre; by the '. P. Si,
t'. E. ter .•II» Atweeel Presby et•Irtn
ehurcb, a ho pre1e•1Ited her crit , an
4411he14s and a handsome ring,
&l)n Thun•eley, Februhr1 15th. thea,.
pivoted only. an hllttoled pioneer of
pivoted
township in the pM•twm of
'Demme (Menu. al the age of seventy.
seven years. .31r. silent emit a native
of Ireland, hitt had leen it resident of
1'sforrn• Ah• nearly half a lentut•y.
Ih• ie survived fly his widow. tufo 14411114
turd one 'laughter.
Rept' ding the iteral widely pub-
1ishellast _week telling of the mho44t-
;11g,uf at 111', 14114 1to1111111. A 31 IN. Itich-
.ro1s, Paid to 1N• ft u-nlerly of Si•afurth.
4.y her Iiullquid, 'The Se,forlIi Expredt-
teer,stys it 11118 111+4411. diligent inquil•y
and 1'11/1 ' Nnd 110 pewon who can
identilt the wom,nl fin :1 fo11111.0' resi-
dent of Sea teeth n1• vicinity.
Albion 1). F. Nle1nt,INh, formerly of
sinreeneld, now connected with the
American Express Company. New
York. Was lately merriest to MistA •
\I. McLean. of ltor•ht•stvi. N.Y. They
11,1(14• gone on 44 tour itethe Orient and
rill visit Italy. Greece. Turkey. the
Holy Ia4nd, Egypt and other interest-
ing places un the Mediterranean.
NI nein) Stirling, cf. liode•1•irh town-
ship, made as record drive into (linter]
one day last. week. His intent child
while playing with a toy elmade& got it
fast in his throat. And the parents
living unableto extricate it they
hitched• up and started for town.
where the ray wee quickly removed
from the child's Ultima by a doctor.
Miss Sarah Moran. of 4eaforth, who
had been attending St. Mary's hompital,
Saginata. in Miehig:ul, has graduated
as a 1.11.141.11.14140401441nur
4l se, after a three
tears1.11.14140401441 1;1(111x(•; taking lemma. It is her
intention to trehala in Magi naw and
practise her ' profession. Iter mister,
Mims Margaret Moran. leaven for Sagi-
naw )hnrtty to go into training for sa
nurse at the ,.am, hospital.
On \\•e'tlnewhay Morning elf last
week a quiet wedding wait solemnized
at the t't•midence 41f Alexaulder Camp -
he I, Ki,cateline, when his daughter
Nffir-e was united itt the holy ponds of
wedleiiik to ('apt. Murdoch Rowan. of
I'm -meant. 0.. The cera v Wan ))(•r -
formed by Rev. F. A. Carrier, 11
.:r,td fiend, uncle of the bride, mLe-
•i.ttl by Rev. i)1'. Nlerrny, pastor of
loos church. Kintardht4', only the
II nitediem t('1111i14's luring present.
Mr. and Mr's. howls' will make their
homeConneaut.
e - 14 of Se:Wort h is se•iom1l '
11 town 7 >
con*id/•tying the proloatitiun of me
uhalt-palling the main .flee(' (rum
(iodet•ich street, to the railway stile inn.
It I. proposed to pave the .Meet from
• '14. 11 1.11• w'1 irk will
Ade to Side. The t t o r
Ie in the neighborhood of $2.',lltl or
etteljes1, *1)x1(1 per cent. of the eelyt to
Ie prtlll by 11)1' I,OgN•rty facing 11i1
\Itis slee•1, and forty per cent. by the
town 111 genet -el. the payment). le
extend over n period of twenty years,
the interest Mitt n proportion of the
principal to be paid Annllall',
Mies H(•*taeie McMichael, a resident of
the Mt.h cekices*inn of Merritt, linseed
away at the I • of her mister, )111x.
\Val. Kelly, on \Vednesday morning
of Last week, hitting attained the
patriarvhal age of ninety yeti 1-1. 1)1'-
I eased wan holm in It'lnn,l, and crone
to America about fifty yem•e ager, liv-
ing in Buffalo, N. Y., until bleed six
yenr4 agn, when she unloved to Mor-
rie, w-hee *ie had resided ever since.
Mims M>MI,-hael haul leen in filling
health far NOME' II MP. 4111' is 14119vitrsl
by one brother, who lite., in Ireland,
and Mrn. Kelly, of Morrie. The de-
ceased wan a memlwr.,f the ('hir•h of
England. -
A charming hole wedding wan
re1711'1ttl on 15'edne'mday. February
lath, at the residents. of Mr. end Mr..
Duncan Mel ntyr•, Kinllris when
their third daughter, Mise Maletuet%
was uuitell ill marriage to Robert
Keith, hi the presence of one hundred
and fifty guests. The eels"' al)y was
performed by Rev. Mr. MacLennan,
of Lucknow, the Iridal patty standing
tinder All arch of evergreens 111141 r w.,
'elle bride wale utleudtrl Iy' Miss
Faulkner.; of 'Toronto, while John I).
McKenzie supp.A•le1 the groom. Miss
Jean Keith, niece of the grout. was
the Hower -girl. Ur. and Mrs. Keith
will take up their eeridence on the:eh
C 4)Ilt'1•r,iOtl of Culross.
Business Change in Clinton.
Itis anuonnoed'tt Clinton that Th ta.
Jaulksoml, sr., will shortly retire from
bumtues4111111 that 55'. L. Galbraith hits
purchased 1114 1411)•k and 4(18)11.1.111.
NIr. Jackson has leen in the ordered
1,1441hing and lirnishing business in
Clinton tar fifty -11'44 )'cat's. 11e is
Mi•tenly-three years of age,
Wedded in Toronto.
A Intppy event (miltphtl1• in 1'>r-
onlu un Wednesday, February 111)1,
when John, 14. Duckett. of the 1st. Lille
of Morris, was married to Miss Han-
nah 55'. Barber. of \Vol,eley, Sask..
The rete •'w•1414 perfut•inel I1y !rev.
it. S. E. Large. Mr. Duckett 114 uue it
the 1141-11-111-110 awl pros Nlrour fatlueh
of Morris, and his bride le a former
resident of Lpgknul'.
An Egmondville Wedding. • -
A pretty wedding lu,lk phaco at the
ho • of J. S don, 1•:g,nund'i(le, )1n
Wednesday, Fehr1ary'2)at, when his
only daughter. Edith May, was unites)
in mai nage to Ede awl .1. 31n1e,
4 •� •l t by 1 ns 1
. t n• t er lu I
.4ftth. 16 1
1,1'111441 by Rrt. N. Shaw ,in the plan•
encs of only a few friends. Mr. and
Jays. Mole left for a trip to eastern
points sand on ,their rt.turtl will take
up housekeeping in Myth.
Wingham' Wedding.
An interesting event took pine you
Wednesday 11(111ng of last week at
the reade.nce of Mr. and Nies. Ilu4(h
11 'Itoa. 55 ingheih, when lheit
1nnngest dtulghter, .....4141', l ecatlle the
fn ids of 11 u*s'rl Arbuckle, son of
\\'illiaw \rinckle, East 5Vewano4h.
Rev. 1). ferric performed the mar-
riage el're'ul.11y, `.1'll':h orass w.1t--
nestit4I by only the- reletive4 and im-
mediate friend. et the bride and
goo . The young eonide intend to
take up their re14idene'• 1n Wlnrtite•4(.
Death of Former Wingham Lady.
A foriner well-known and highly
resp i:eted reeidrht 4)) Winghun 'died
in Grand Rapids. NIi(1),. on Saturday.
I'ebrniry 17111, iu•the IN•11un of Eliza-
beth Hughes, relict of the late Gee).
Hughes. After• the death of her hus-
14u1d, deceased' left 1Vingh:rn fur
Brand Rapids. where she resided with
her 41(11, Fwet. (bights. Mors. Hu4(hee
was for many years s 4)lrualN•r 4,f the
Win4(1)1111 NlethudG1 church and had
a large e:ircle of friend14. The body
was brought to \\'inghsru for inter.
iw•nt.
A Crediton Weeding.
The marriage. t.e.k plata. on Wed-
nesday, Fedi:l eery 21141, of Nliss Minni,•
1{„
SPI -1/111.1 damp l:ter of Rev. J. \V.
and Mrs. AndreWn, 4'leditum, and
Wel. If. Mlrl'ormi -k, of Pieson. MA11-
t1(ht. 1.111. cc1t tirok p
lce at
noon e• )'es • 1 •e 1 a 'large
high n n in the presence t I f alar
K 1 K
number of guests and Wan performed
by t he bride's father, assisted by Het.
.5. 11. Going, of Exeter : Ret. (1. AV.
.tndt•ews, of Centralia. I Rev: S. J.
AIIin, of Parkhill. After their honey.
moo)) trip Mt: and NIr•s. Mcl'ornlick
will leave for their house in Pierson,
Nail.
Sherman at Montreal.
Seaforth Sun : "I)r." A. W. Sher-
man. who wee in Seafurth, London
and Berlin recently. wad who prU-
fe4seN to cure people by the laying on
of hands, has lust left Nhent'eal after as
yiry highly muccessful visit of five.
weeks. 1.4011111y people flocked to he
cured by his wondrous hands that
after two -weeks he had to leave his
IN matnhtrg-he)IIl4' a11141 we•nt to the this -
Kell bone... 'There people ('4(11(141 by
the hundreds. even f • Toronto find
Ottawa. No miracles have been re
parted except a probable' Miraculous
nrreaM' in therloctor'4 bank account.
probable Industry for Exeter.
.5 gentleman who manufactures
acetylene and gasoline engines and
aututel )1114'14 sad installs acetylene or
ga*oline plants for private partite 01•
companies recentlyinterviewee) the
Exeter town emitted relative, to uoly-
inF his plant to that town. Hit prop -
Mit tort avis 111111 the town mlrnttld lend
him $t11I14) for ten years without in-
terest, to he p:iid hawk in installna•nts
of $I.isst as year. the first payment to
be made et the beginning of th • sixth
year. Ile agreed t1 put up his triton,
whirl' he tallied at about $7,:1111, 114
sem er•It - for the loan. De said he
would he able to employ from twelve
to Hftt•n at, the start and would
evenlmall;• incr•erase his force to fifty
hands. rhe• 'ttu)rnobtles iuunlfnc-
tur'd 1•ould lie much less in price
than 1)41-41• of the same• pattern made
in the Unilel States. 11 is proposition
1N 'wing considered by the Exeter
council.
.1ftt•r atfew yearn to t'alifurnia he re-
turned aid settled on the 5111 conceN-
ri44n of Stanley. About twenty years
alio he rented his farm au(1 retired to
Iirucrtk'Id, whew, he continued to live
till hie death. Deceased WAN a elan of
etinsietetoible intelligence, hottest and
upright in hie dealings. aid was a
highly. menettea member of the rune
nlmnity. 1n politics 111' wax a lifelong
Liberal, and a Presby 11.1•1Nt1 1,1 1•t•ligiou,
Ile IN Nll1'1'11'ltl Icy 111m WIdUN',. (41'11
solus and two daughters.
THE. WINTER EGG CROP.
blow to greed sad Food N.as to So.
ears Meat NualI*.
Fall is the time to prepare for the
winter egg+, but the real foundation
for strong work Is iii the original breed-
ing stock -in' uthrr words, the future
generation of winter layers should
came from stock that themselves us
pullets did good haying In January,
writes 31. K. Bayer In -lmerievn Agri-
eulturist. The metkoll I employ is to
use trap ul'sts and keep at record of all
the pullets that lay lu January.. Those
that do not lay Iu that Month are dis-
carded 'from the breeding pea. The
offspring from this malting is then used
for the next year's winter work. For
good winter laying P prefer pullets that
do not drop their first eggs before Dec.
1. I have found that such birds hr Y.
gi(14u us the Hest results at a season
when egg.4 leuot:Klit die beet prieos.
pullets• latched between April 1 and
May 15, as a cult', lay well during De -
reinter and January,
prepar-
ing
el -
• los Im )ortaut point In r ur
The most 1l
1 ! 1 1
winter work is fib select the de -
in or I t
g
sired pullets anti place them in We
-winter. quarters. Fifteen pullets will
do better than twenty-tlrejrrowded in
the saute place: They should be placed
in the regular 1101114/•4 before showing
ane signs of laying. for to move pullets
on the verge of laying is only to give
Weal a setback. It will t '.:e dome
time to become u• naltin,1 with the
new piuir•tcrs. '1'hie houses dust be in
r•rlulines4 before moving, es working
about the note glee the bads scary
and floes harm. The louses to which
these pullets are removed ure built in
the scratehi14 Kited order. The cur•
tains are kept .up and the wladowa
opera until from. It Is a mistake to put
pull('[ in tightly built houses. Min11-
ness 11 a great factor in winter egg
product n, and It can only be occur(»I
by nccus ruing the young birds to con-
ditions am ear outdoors as posible.
The food
nitrogenous
mous. yet we
tie eorne-both
-mash and crack
grain lalxture,
scratching shed is
litter In which the
so the pullets must
food. Exercise is ' ery Importaut.
Green cut bone is sup!.ed about twice
a week and all the gr n food daily
they will eat. This meth enables us
to have our pullets lay we during the
months of December. January and
February. To a great extent it solves
the winter egg problem.
ten must lie more of a
rder than the carbona-
believe Iu feeding a lit-
rnmeal iii the morning
corn In the evening
The floor of the
otered heavily with
rain is scattered,
rk bard for their
Darks ■a Egg Pr ll
A (0111(st white' attracted mural at-
tention from poultrymen was the Aus-
tralian hen -duck laylug competition,
uys' Feather, from which the picture
For ever" build of aces
there is a Semi -ready type
SEMI -READY garments
fit live men.
Must clothing is built
dummies,
are built to measurement. But according to clothing
makers' methods, a 4u-tuch breast is
to supposed to beloug to a 6 -foot man, so
where does Mr. Short Stout come off?
The four extra inches on the tail of
his coat slake hint ridiculous.
You see, the old system was wrong -
it could only fit normal men - the
Semi -ready system of physique types
will fit any figure.
Of course, fit is an important thing to
get so satisfactorily settled, but Setni•
ready didn't stop there.
Seuli - ready system of tailoring is
different, too. Instead of employing a
man simply because he is a tailor, we
employ hila because he has proved
himself an expert in one particular
branch of the business, and keep Vitra
doing nothing else but his specialty.
1f he 511 iu sleeves - best lie does
nothing else in our tailorey ; if he is
an expert on collars. that is his per-
manent occupation while with us -and
so on to every part - of our business.°
Thus we get the moat perfect tailoring,
there is. That is why you find style
in all our garments, anti permanent
shape.
We have reached such a high
in tailoring that we couldn't afford t0
use anything but the lest of materials,
511 we carefully test every thread of
goods we buy -then we guarantee them
with the knowledge that they can't an
wrong.
Perhaps you have never been in a
Semi -ready Wardrobe! We would like
to a .how you what it is like. .511
fit
The Semi -ready ,system of is
based en the permanent measurement
-height. Once the figure is formed,
height never changes, though the
waist and breast lines may vary con-
sidrrabl•.
F..r each height we have every
n t '1 in , n t n of figure - stout, alight,
over -erect, sloping -shoulders, etc. -
..here are los variations altogether.
-Here is an example : V>jlen a 5 -foot
t-incli titan with a 4o -inch breast comes
into one of our wardrobes, we produce
suit for a 5 -foot 4 -inch man with a
to-irich breast. The fit is invariably
ilerfect.
If the same man goes into an ordinary
clothing store they take his breast
M
sizes
Semi -ready
Tailoring
GODERICH - - - MCLEf N BROS., Agents
.:r•.amrsvrs stn slur
�' til"•tl(l•+e,� � �-=
BUFF ORPINGTON DUCE.
herewith shown was reproduced. Nine-
teen pens of ducks compete! for We
honors. This contest was for tw -Iv*
months, closing the end of June. A
new breed of ducks to us fa grown
that country, called the Buff Orping
ton du.ks. A pen of these produced the
greatest number of eggs during the
contest, having averaged over 200 eggs
Reach in twelve months. The next In
order to these are the Indian Runner
ducks, which produced almost as many
eggs as did the Buff Orpington*.
Their Diamond Wedding.
it is not given to many to celebrate
their dim 1 wedding, but this fol. -
Gine has fallen to ,thy. and Arra.
George Dickson. of the 5th concession
of M.•Killop, who. w ith a few friend,.,
relebr*ted the. sixtieth )nnive•relry of
their marriage at them hiene on Mon-
day, Feb •y 10th. Thie worthy
temple were 'untried in RIxloroshir'.
Rt'olland. on the filth of February,
ISM. They 4aume to Canada in Irks,
settling in McKillop on the nod home-
stead when• they still reside. They
have thus been tee'4'n414 cif the '.3(11)1 •
t y • for over half a rrntury 111111 there to-
gether sha'•esl life'.4 joys and morrows,
and the tribulations. and tritnnplim of
pioneer life. All the member.. 1(f the
(Amity were 1 . • o celebrate
faun t 1 lthe
tl
event, The children presented each of
their raged and Ielovel parents with n
11x11(110(1111' and .'oltlflrtl ,le easy ,•hilt.
Resides the inettitiere of the family
who were p eeent, the pante• et the
aged couple and his wife, Rev. 1). and
Mrs, 4'ar14we11. well• the only invited'
guests. Air. 11 1141 Mrs, Dickson ,us.
stilt hale and 'hearty, and pike to
"crack sa joke" with their neighbors
and friends.
Death of Stanley Township Pioneer.
Another of the old pioneers of the
township of 4t enlcy line g • the w4.y
of all living, in the ppNe•rronof Valentine
Diehl, bile of the village of Hrllelh'Id,
but. formerly of Stanley, who died on
elahbatlteve•ning. February lath, after
pewee. Him,* of over n week, at the age
of eightyy' three. Iheeea*ctl wnm as
native of iM'.'Iuilt, Gerrnany, where he
wee horn in the yllrlr luxe. At he age
of hte):13.4hive he lett him natter
co11nl.rf and emigrated to America,
arriving in New fork in 1810. He
went to elassaelneetts, where be
w 'irked for it wear, and Dom came to
Canada. In 14111, when the gold fever ,
wax riming. Ile went 14) California 4
where be bad it fair measure of success.
Get. your salt• bills at The Signal.
730 oklef " D ' containing photo: of fead?ng
The Hell "iano riN Crgy,•lrs Cc., t.ln.it
ad's:merge sswelte
Gray's
Syrup
of Red
Spruce -
Gum
Used tactsAsivela
in ono of Canada's
lamella( Education -
01 Institutions O.0
Loreto.
Guz:r'l. Unt.
G•nttrs:y.
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MINI star -=-•news
Cures:, Ccnlighs
GRAY'S SYI;UP, does that one thing.
nn,l does it well. It' s no "cnn--all," but
n CURE for al, throe t and lung troubles.
GRAY'S SYRUP OP LED SPRUCE
GUM stops t tie irrit sting tickle - takes
away the sor:pens•-sa othe and heals the
throat -and CU17} COUGHS to stay
cured.
None the less etre etive because it is
pleasant to take,
25 tats. b *tie.
1'
BISSELL 3 Drum Ste al Land Roller
They Mand np :Orel
of it. 11-1.14 net.
News steel et
I'I.aelas
y elcehd T
strong. Rohl by AV
aamphl roller. None
nano 'p1.t F:LL- .
T. E. BISSELL
'Write for h
Say
To This Offer,
Write to if91- u are ready totry q
I t t o-
I
sone. Let us buy the font bottle for you.
Let the product itself prove the good it
can do.
' You who are waiting don't know what
you miss.
1 There are le•m
plenty to tell 1
pN
ifou would y o d ask; for millions hnl•r, al-
ready used it. Some use it to get well;
some to keep well. Some to erre germ
diseases; some as a tonic. You will 1158
it as they do, when you learn what the
product doe*. And you will then regret
that you delayed oolong.
What Liquozone Is.
The virtues of Liquozone are derived
solely from gases. The formula le sent to
each user. The process of making re-
quires large apparatus, and from $ to 14
days' time. It is directed by chemists
of the highest (less. The object is to so
fix and combine the Rases as tocarry into
the system a powerful tonic -germicide.
Contact with Liquozone kills any form
of disease germ, because germ* are of
vegetable origin. Yet to the body I.iquo-
14one is not only harmless, hut helpful
in the extreme. That is its main dis-
tinction. Common germicides are poison
when taken internally. That is why
medicine has been en helplene in a germ
disease. s Liquozone is cxhdareting, vi-
talizing, purifying; yet no disease germ
can exist in it.
We purchased the Americen rights to
Ugmssss Jeer thousands of tesla had
"Yes
PO
net hard wor.t and lite
arlitea tar /mase.
5 In all the drums
inaghest and very
stn. haus aI,eok as
genuine witho et the
Manufactured b)•
, ELORA, ON1`e
toll let '• 4
•es..!ai
•,'�
and See tbbe Good You Will
been made with Its P°berh sdb 't. been
1
proved, again end again, In 468 moat dif-
ficult germ diseases. Then we offered to
supply the first bottle free in every di-
sease that required it. And over ono
million dollars have been spent to an-
nounce end fulfill this offer.
The result in that 11.000,000 bottles
have been used, mostly in the pant two
years. Today there are countless cur d
ones, scatteeed everywhere, to tell whO
Liquozone has done.
liut so mine others need it that this
offer is published atilt. In late years, sci-
encehutraeed scores of diseases to germ
attacks. Old remedies do not apply to
them. We wish to show those nick ones
-at our coat -what Liquozone can do.
Where It Applies.
These are the dinenses in which Liquo-
zone has been most employed. in three
it has earned its widest reputation. In
all of these trouble* we supply the first
bottle free. And in all -no matter how dif-
ficult -we offer each user A two months'
further teat without the risk of a penny.
Asthma (talus -riot
A "10.es-Aelllt014 Ones -ether O1net
arnnrhltl5 nay rover Inalt.sr
ninon Poison la Grillo.
nnwH Trnuhleo Iltteorrh.a
( , i,', 1•nIM Malaris Vemale s
rnnenmptlnn riles Owner'
ronlaelnoa Mseese. Rheumatism
*neer- rattier% Meeete-e7esine
reaetmee ntsrrSss faun mica...
Preforms t>•Mrag Tn1r•nlntu
*41rwea- F.rrtlpel.. Tmmn,• rhea
1ss91a-•CML Mose Tbro.a Trooali
Alan moat forms o
Elmne/'I,Ithlee
[Stomach •I'rnul4nt
Fever. Inenmma1
coned bland ,.11611
In nrrvnn. 4.1,111
a0oomD t
Ilahln rem
nllowi
CUM tis:
Lion Trnnhlee
women'. chase
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PIMPLINE
t't'Itl•:S
PIMPLES
Pilupline is a11w)1utely guat•unttel
to cure thetimedcases of pimples And
other such skin el se•aees that tarn be
found. F1(ur or Hee applica1- have
entirely cured 11111d (Nt4t•h 1111(1 we guar-
antee • bottle a pie elite.
51o11y ieflialed if not satisfactory.
To Whom It May Concern :
I ti -,•d Pimpline and 'can highly
recommend 1t. I was troubled
,with pimples and a skin disease
for years. 1 lewd less than a
ImItt1' of 1'impline and 1 1111 per-
manently tamed ; there is nut A
pimple on my face. It is A
W Olhlll•rfill cure.
Tuts. CutsloN,
Guelph, Ont.
Price 50 cents, postpaid
J. E. BROWN & CO.
GUELPH,, ONT.
•
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50c. 1 Settle Free.
It "011 need Liquozone, and have never
tried it. please send us this coupon. Ws
will then mail you nn order on a loci
druggist for , s full-size bottle, and will
ay the drug' r(( t ourselves for it. This
our free 4(i ft, made to eonvinee you;
t let the pw ala 't itself 'show you what
it n do. 1 n tl voice to y'oureelf, please
arc ,tit tot' May, for it places you under
110 0 tgatio ns w hatever.
T.iquoznr a roc s 50e. and SI.
CUT C MUT THIS COUPON
7111 It frit and melt It to Th. I iinusan* Com-
0041,1A- PI Woos. 1 ars, Cble.gn.
MYR/ rotor le .
t b es,. never M
surf dy toe • gr;
A A n
1
afro n,n ail
'Agnnrnne. Aut If yna w111
• tree 1 w111 take It.
Mote that 1hte none ape
Ally
aluminise or iwgge
staid *Grotto* bah
se to
I asst
141411.
Vella nasals •
peers 0.1?
•slasa•leasases
Build
Up
Now
Lv;:'ttingInn
Beef, Iron & Nine $1.00
bottle for 75c.
Cod Liver Oil $1.00 bettle
for 5k.
Compound Syrup llypophos•
phites $1.00 holl,e, 50c.
i
Any of these inelieiuel will
put you in gleet Kh4pe tot, the
spring.
H. W. Thomson's
DRUG STORE
If you
are
in Need
.,f urlytlling 111 the liu4e>11
Tinware, Graniteware,
Stoves and Ranges,
Coal Oil or Gasoline,
call at PINI►EI1's. He
keeps only the best and
prices are right.
Let hila figguure on your
Plumbing, cleating _ and
Tinsmithing.
SATISFACTION (i -
W. R. Pinder
WI
J. BROPIIEY & SON I
-- - LI:ADINO--
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Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders cattail), .tlenord to at 111
hears, night or day
eel
iu-UN]RY BROS.
Livery,Hack
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Well- appoint ed
Hacks and reli-
able driver). in
charge of the
'Tinsel, which will
meet All train s
and 1t can)h44 Atm
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I;,,tl44) I,5' MOM H(yrF:l.'.
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