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Tm-RitnAY, NON -EMBER 21S. le1Ki
HER
PHYSICIAN
ADVISED
Taking Lydia E. Pinkbam's
Vegetable Compound
Columbus, Ohio- "1 have taken
Lydia E. k'iukhaws Vegetable Coin -
pound during
ehattge of life. My
doctor told me it
was good, and since
taking it I feel so
much better that I
can du all my work
wain. I think
I.ydta E. Finkham's
Vegetable Com-
pound a flue remedy
for all human's
troubles, and I
never Toilet to
my friends what it has dune for me."
—Mrs. E. IiANsos, sot East Lung St.,
Columbus. Ohio.
Another Woman Helped.
Oraniteville, Vt. -•-• " I was passing
through the Change of Life and suffered
from nervousness and other annoying
symptoms. Lydia E. I'iukham's \ etre-
table Compound restored myhealthaud
strength and proved worth muuutxius
of gold to me. Fur the'nake of other
suffering women I am willing you
should publish my letter." -Mits.
CHARLES BARCLAY, H.F.D., Oranite-
ville, Vt.
• Women who are passi ng through this
critical period or who are suffering
from any of those distressing ills pe-
culiar to their sex should not lose sight
of the fact that fur thirty years Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
which is made from roots and herbs,
has been the standard remedy for
female Ills. In almost every commu-
nity you will dud women who have
been restored to health by Lydia E.
Plnkham', Vegetable Compound.
CANADIAN NORTHERN
ONTARIO
L PEN AND SCISSORS
THE SHORT ROUTE TO
(lettingInto tu.w. I.anda tills
winter will h• made easier, as the
Canadian Northern Ontario Ratilw:ay-
will in a few days have steel laid to
(low fianda Junrlion, ahich i+ '3I
miler n )rth of ,Mellwo .I J onetime, til
miles north of Su lino .old 321 *les
from Toronto.
The flow Ganda Transp.art I' ou
patty are building a gu,..1 team read
from (low fingds, Junction that will
'else mut•1i shorter and a great improvt•
'luent over the toad use Inst year.
Maps of the rout", also freight,
,p'gain er and express tariffs are i n
you of preparation, and a n
amnia rem'ut will h• Ingle„portly .,f
the Melevice and all arrangement s
reganlin the handling of the traffic.
For formation write %Veil.
Phillips, lir real Freight an I Pas sen
ger Agent, C. aetian Northern linild-
Ing, Toronto.
COAST`
TO
COAST
INA \
Tourist Sleeping
Gar
"fitting Tourist” is the popular way
to travel now -a -days the berth
rates but half (hone in the aticu dard
sleeper and the accommodation
quite satisfactory. Ask for "routist
Car Booklet".
Jos. Kidd, Agent, Goderich
tins. hours 11,:51 4. m. to .t :51 p. in.
GRANDTRUNKRAILWAY
Ys EM
GUELPH
$2.45 return.
December lib to 111th inclusive.
Return lieu it December 13th,
Account
"ONTARIO
PROVINCIAL F A I R"
CH/CAG
$13.75 return,
Noy. '' th, 144th. :54th: Lee. 1st, 11th
and nth.
Return limit December 12th.
Account
LIVE STOCK
EXPOSITION
Above rates apply from (loderich.
Proportionate rates from all points in
Ontario.
Secure ticket., and further inform-
ation from
F. F. LAWRENCE,
Down Town Agent.
Office hours- 6.80 a. m. to ti p. m.
Them. three things 111 life at I've sllu'raid '
I There- nut hie uu alrtie I hot kin Jurat 'ton
.Ice.of home wade bread
The t w'o hist aro l 0
Ate the 1 bird I- Ihr.t nuuui.k to rat 'rnl.
The following paragraph flour The
v.. 111•
t- 1r �Ifrlvrw• lain Woodstock n u 1 y..M
y M• iii
spirit w• • 1t urlri'•h
"• ,l 1l ll a, a 1 event.
the editorial columns of The Signa).
It is on a suhjeut, however. whirl' is
lou much negl.- Ii'd, so mu excuse i+
nerd••d for any 1,11,1 too,. The e-eade•r
is ill just substitute ''4 alerich' for
••%%'uaelntotk" aid it will apply very
M. a•iy' to this town:
Isn't r•1 about t11111• (11..11• weft e a •
indication, of the ihariteter of the
roaring municipal campaaign' NV,.
presume that time will he candidates
tot the taueyoralty and for other pub.
lir positions, and that these comdidatee
will have rrraa0ms to eller the eltdtiiia
why they .h Id be chosen. The
.•ants Ivry begin to submit their
%iwa to the 'people•, the more time
the people will 1140• for eoisideratton.
And what about the people•:' Is it not
a clout thin' that they w'.•t'e beginning
to show sonar Interest in their own
ttrt'p-wtway'wtn remltin
content with the few chute, that are
lu he made at the laud minute': Are
then.• Mol softie luihlie--pt•ilwl eitililtt
eap;tIlle of setting the ball going by
,tai eel ing tat trillion, to the spi'rial
needs of the comuiuiiwty null helping
to pr, cur the wily I.� lu4r the wants
.ntlpiiril r 'There Muss\ Ilea plenty of
.excellent material in ,,xltets•k for
she {{public sea -vice still• fresh and un-
tried. 'There must lie phiity-of ua•n
to till i41r,es x111 ars lie ready to give
their sett ices. though pasha unwill-
ing to press !helmIves to I front.
It should be the duty of the elei urs to
se.nrh ...it cult los pie and bring'tloon
forward. When a private esoriie.ra-
Iion is in need of help it dory not eine
lent itse•If with what otters it g,' u
out in Iwurrh of what it needs. And,
the business of the whole conlnklluily
to write as import sant as I hat iii' any
,private concern.
-'aid to:ud. whose skilful finger% weave
With plug and tech the make circle round,
o ,er which from brain to brain the flash
Of t bought, or deep or shallow, wends
It. frequent M ,)•.•
"ho standee at the meeting of the ways..
Like to the keeper of a tolhg+ate'old
or like a modern oMMaer oftt•w. • -
Wielding a fair white hand to regulap
The bu-y traffic. - -
lie merciful a.. you are fair, and whet,
.twain I ring "F.xcharge." in small requital
Uf thi. sly song.
faun t keep me waiting long.
A story rotates from a Kentucky
town that is worth repeatinv, say's
The 1.lnliterille ('aurin•, There lives
there a woman who says that she has
wliate con iuuni.n with the
Almighty, and now :and th.•u delivers
to thus•• of Couunon clay a message
that she has received from on high.
The fart that these messages mune-
Mies take iyf•a very unter•ialistii' hue
drew not alter their effectiveness it,
her opinion.
One day she went into the of l'e of
a well known • attorney and ap-
proached him solemnly as oar about
I.1 reveal an awe-iuiMpit-iflg secret.
"The Iurl sent lite to you for $'2 i,"
she tarurouhcef.
The atLurney lax.ked up and smiled.
"That must I,, a Mistake," he re-
plied, blandly, "Ie•cause the Lord
knows I have not gut it."
Celestial el llll,n1111i.'a1 ion was there.
it.ut broken off.
Ant of iolent in the poliiii'al catu-
ittgn in Great* lititain is the revi\od
for political tors of the satirical wog
"\V'he•ti lit Olin Really Kn1.-.I the
\\'nee.," from Gillett anal Mutllivtuu''e
emote opera "tulan thes'
as hru H,it:.iu 1.•.dly r.l.s1 the watts
I„ ¢,Mel./ern Ike.+-- time,
The Ilnn.c of I'tar- ul:otr no pretence
To nit•lle•rt,u.d eu,immre
or rfiul.ir-hip, uDlime.
yet Hrttail, won her pronde.t hay..
I n good tares Re.- - glorfoos days.
1t hnnls I
'.•1 Hritnin won her proudest bay.
In mei (Jue,ai Bros'. gloaiou-i d.ay
it he Wellington thra-had lkannperte.
A. es y chill eon tell.
The it -e of Peer+ throughout the wilt
UI,1 no ing in pets imil ain, I
nd dict it
en' well.
Sal Britain se he world ablaze
In Kent King i. ing.•-glotioel.dar-.'
I el ItNor n, -,•I are world ablaze '
In tom) K iriR ef, n, glee lone .hay+. - -"
Sod while the Ilnnwo '•en withholds
It- Irgist:O ire hand.
And noblb 'tato d lot itch
To lit, rfere with matte - hich
They do not under -tend.
t+ bright will Mine Great Brutal
As In ging (Merge , glorious days
.1s bright will ',hint, Grist Britain's
As In King George < glorious day+•
rays
%Vineton Churchill. in the sours
an nddrosa at Dundee, spoke cin y
strongly on the suffragette question,
saying in part :
"I and quite sire that while•thuse
tactics of silly II In'uutab,'r and petty
violence rout' ', there is not the
slightest? charter of any , lovernnlent
which is likely to be elected giving
you the reform) which you seek. Very
soon we may be in the turmoil of net
rlert ion. As far an I ran see women's
enfranchisement is not going to figure
in the proglant of any great political
party nor do I expect it will 'hone
in the election address of any prom-
inent men on Pitcher aide of polities.
That is not a very satisfactory result
for four years' raiment, strenuous,
passionate agitation, such as yeti
have eat rued on. I was told by some-
one with whom i was discussing this
question, 'But see how large are the
subscriptions t hat flow into the wom-
en'spolitical and social movement.' But
you started out to get votes, not money.
Vhat you have to ask yourselves is
how you are to get out of this lane
into which you have gone. \1111 flu
to
not really eiippilre you ate going'
gen the vote by pestering a few inti•
14111.11s who happen, for the time
Ming. to be Cabinet al Mist ere. on
do not iulagine that you are to cone
Ir '
vert this Uwuu•nduu. rumutmit y >
turning the spirit of the 'tapir
against you, by ...training iii every
way the patience• and furls•atatom of
Large crowds, by breaking up public
11044 lugs, by appal; to vulletace,
1: hirba„ n''irr all, i, Winite,'s sot -sl
tsnetay. You don't imagine cleat are
to Net the cute by that means.
WATER GAUGE BURST. •
C. P. R. Fireman Badly Scalded.
l , 1'. It. fire•tamtn lien,. II. I)fatfus,
who live, ill Itul,•rtsou sU',•et, Fort
Willi ten, while tan ler eugiele near
%1'e•stfind happened a nasty accident.
he• w,tter gauge of the locomotive
but at told scalded the while of the lett
side of his Lo'e and head terribly,
-It nal happened," said Dutfa,a to out•
I el oeseut.1 ic.', "t hal -I had a la,x of
%are-Iluk in Illy pax'ket. which I used
for a sore on may lip; and when I had
c',e,i'e•red f • the first shuck of the
ru'rhlint. I pit'dueeel the talus and had
it applied Iret•ly to the scalded parts.
ATtte awe i argon -Mt ,171•,1 Tf-i os- stilus-
iug acute agony. laic within it wundrt•-
fully short tial.• %caul -Hulk gave un•
rani'. I was able to cold lour my jour-
ney', and upon retching hunt,' I ob,
t.ained tool, %luau -link and r, litiuuevl
Ihe' (iea(talent. II acted wonderfully
well, and in a leas days had the wound
nicely healing. I ,1„11'I know' any-
Ihingyc su line °as a heal.•,' of -ll•it•ne,
scalds. cuts_ awl sietidot iujurira.whinh
workers are so liable to: and its 111y
upininu a lax of %are -lick should Is•
kept bandy ill ,'very- worker's horn•• "
There is something ditTrrent ,old
securer about %Sul -Hak. Time and
again caulkers in, all branch., of tnidi•
hale wilted its avast superiority i'1'r
the a,wertised ointments and salves of
the day. N., doubt the fact that Zane
link in mule entirely from Retinal ere•
teen,',',, and extracts, while onlinary
MrltItrtits euntrtii mote tit. li•Ss rttd-
0 1 fats and oils, goes a lung way' to
ext nirvana -link's superiority. Ilow-
e-vet-,,tllis may he, the fact remains
that il) four continents to which it has
been i troduced within ten years it
has l'l ,uh' the leading household
halm
Fut burtle, cuts. :scalds, bruises; ec-
zema, piles.. %deers, rind -worm, itch,
salt-iheuut, 1 kg, festering sores,
.•happdplac cold -sures, frost•bite•s,
and all skin iiries and diseases,
%are-Buk is beyond doubt it most mar-
vellous else.
Druggists and stores sell at :11 cents
a pox and the 'Lint -Bek l'o., Tm'onto,
will mail a box, punt-fin'ee, upon receipt
of price, to any of our readers. who
may have difficulty in' otitis' g a
supply of the genuine %ray -link from
their local stares. Y _
Dtdn t Get a Chance.
Mother •crossly, -"Freddie, haven't
1 told you that you t not talk
when 1 Iain talking?"
Freddie -"But, mamma, you wnn't
let min stay up after you go to lied '"
MOST WONDERFUL STUFF !
D. D. D. Cure] Annie M. Wiggins of
Weeping eczema.
- Anyone who has ever seen tin snf•
fered from erg -an t knows how stnit-
Ixlrnljyj{' it d,ties ordiuu-v treatment
and doctors! p11'Iw.•1•iptinns, mini how
vel v difficult it is to get rid of it.
Miss :\nnie NI. \Viggits, of Flet l's.
Springs, Sask., Wes finding it at, t ill
she heard of and dicot I), 1), II. Pre-
scription.
Then rano. relief, flntu the very first
t ime she nerd it, 011ie scenes :
"\'our I1. D. D. has cured my fare
r pletely told I must say it. Is the
most wngderfiil sinal 1 have e•aer
heard of. I suffered with Weeping r,•.
zema for :tie cit tut., uund le. tinder dor
1or'. ear.. v1.I Was ltrt ling 110 Is•It•n
u he ii a tirnal advised III.. In setpl f lin a
supple is,ltlr, 'Ili, hist tone I used
it, it ei•, nems 10 help ale, and I at. on,•,•
./•ell felta $1,151 Intl Ile. Ri11 !elms. I
had used half lily fare was as well as
ever. I iMAVP recommended it Io ser•
rral and ail squlirug fur a $L1111 bottle
for a friend who [tied some if aline,"
If ran ur any of you- friends have
Iwen suffering from ii .rt tiring eczema,
or any iahet• skin disease, get D. D. D.
just ass niele y tel you can, aIL.relieves
instantly and pusitisely cures.
F.ir free sample Mdl IP of D. D. D.
Prescription write to the 74. 11. 11.
Irt?swat ory, Iremit Intent (1. S.,'r3,Inr-
alan St., Toronto,
For sale by all druggists.
How's Business?
"Hn-Ise+. i, (non, 'all 1 he liege se:
s gid the nmh•rtaker, "Its dead'
"Felling off. +aid the riding school Mother :
Tin Arwggist, "Oh. a -lid he staid.
' It's all write with me.' said the author:
"1'i -king rep: +ald the man on the duurp,
'My hushes- is sound,' ,ruoth the headsman .
Maid the athlete, olet kept on thei amp,'
The bottler decal area it was "corking '"
The trar•on '• It s goml." answered he ;
nuke both ends meat." said the butcher ;
The tailor replied. "It -nits syr,"
- 1'hiladelflhla Inquirer.
260 Good Stories.
The Youth's Companion abounds in
cu t•1•irlg settor•ip, of adventure and hero-
in. line may describe an escapeft-our
Mental peril, another a strange
en tinter with wild cleature s - nlatll
or t M.
ala • of I li•se Mtn1 ie. are I1•lle an to
farce, a d only ttingtrlwed as to namew
and pllac +. A swot.. or more of Audi
stories whale pthlishedl daring 1111n in
addition to ehtrly �stulhers- Salgonul
tam irain all, nal no t,wo alike. And
this is net rota ring the serial stories,
which it in helieired will be, curtaidrrrd
1.y old f' lu anion read -ere ae the best
The I' panion has ever published,
Every new Canadian selectiher w411
find it of special advantage to mend at
once the $2,011 fur the new 19111 volume.
Not only does he get the beautiful
"Venetian"' ralendor for 191n, litho
graphed -in thirteen colors" and gold.
but all remaining weeks of 1900 from
the time the snirseript.inn Is received,
The Youth's Companion, Companion
Building, Nocton, Mase. Subecripttons
received at thl office,
THE HARDSHIPS OF SEAMEN. FREE TO YOU AND aYERY •seTER su e
FREE TO YOU—MY SISTER INO FROM wOMEN'S ASLMENTS,
{1W1
w mime.
Globe Suggests Commission of Inqui,y
with a View to Betterment.
The '1'urontu (hobs had a timely
editorial article in a event issue on
of' a,, 111• st•at-
r subject, the hartl.h t
lb su tl) 1
J1
Mul's calling. It said :
"Canadian s•alltrn ale entitled to
• sympathy from the grnerel
public I inn they leave ever yrs le-
eched. ain
i
1 1
disposed sttl t
rel, rd. 11 t n '
1
doubt the (hardness of their lot hr
should read the cut rent narratives of
shipwrecks un the Likes, and 'stir the
sufferings endured by those who sur
driven through rtit•es of %%ralther into
d:ulgirour 10ralitieu ftuul which noth-
ing 'but ul,u•v,•Iluus skill and herute
f0, tittule can extricate them) to sule'ty•
Sailors hive Ipss that/ hall ea year in
which to earn a living for a whole
year, and under the t havoc able
condition; this is a dietirult task ; it is
not pleasant to tirit• 111pl:ata1hrresult
of failure der to cuuluti'ail depses-
shin or toaeridi Ind that umtit theta) to
elis,'harge-Ihrir ordinal y ,tdtir+.
"Thr cunrliliout of life tan bored ship
are far from wheat they should lie. rind
to make matters worse they atm often
bard only for the trip, and are left
without a place when the 1.• eel et ut,
on us new one, '. n• ca141u1g "1 a sailor
is plr•t .riots, d. utI et Mus. si t h'.' paid,
and another respects undesumablr. lin
it be ask d, why turn follow it.. the
.answer trust 1x• that it has a fem•inat-
tion fair !he'll, amd it is well s r, hey. rare rare 16 ueces,ity to the inland
hake c -'r on which so much of
the prosperity of the ....midi y depends.
"In older L. bettor their pusltoti as
to lath wages and living conditi
the seamen of the Bakes went on strike
early' Ihis Year, ansi lies sttik,• lies
Meier hlt•n formally declared MT It
is difficult fun sailul ,, M , I up:r,te pas
rl.n,ely and otgali/ '•- t'f,Tect idly a.
lalxrrels 011 land- can do .iluplilyce•., en
:a railw:4•, lot' instance. t la the uthel
hand, when they du go on -.hike they
have to deal to a lull e. extent with
many single props ie•tors iustcalb,ol our
great eta.p matins. No wondelr. this
year's strike lime been only pis holly
successful, and it srtrnl'. to be 011 the
point of collapsing tIuiouKTi Liek of
funds. so unu'h blue !leen given to the
public as the result of an apin.al I.. the
American Fedetwtiun of Iaats.r for
lid.
'Thr truffle on the lakes is so inn
portant to both Canada and United
States that some eland, of iutproc'ing
the condition of the sailors sl id
rarhesil�' and persistently` 'Ino to ought
until it is (ound. The process of let-
teiweut may. he ilies-itrtbly slow, but
it should at least be eonirrleared and
cuntilttiath 011e of Ihr essential steps
is to procut•e authentic infer tion as
to the actual etrtttlitiotls, :ymd this could
hest he obtained by noising of a emu -
mission of inquiry. It • seems quite
probable that the investigation would
bring to light apFpropriate :old feasible
remedies for the evils ex plsd, Anel
that reforms thus tagtan might he car-
ried un with (lar cu-olwration of both
the seamlm and their eta; dopers."
Broke Up the Celebration. ,
"Yesterday was de fulled' anniver-
sary
no ver-
srary fib our we•aldiu'," imparted the
white-haired negro, "an' afuah plantain'
it great i'eIe•hraat iii de whole l'i ng went
to smash
"\\'hat kind of a ed•Ie it at ion?"
"•% re-weddin'. Y..• see, me nn'
('hl(rhad it ill fixed to invite all nor
friends to de chu'wh, an' den suet•
panted by de rause bridesmaid, best'
man and 'chillers, enrich rep de aisle an'
to. le-wetleh•d befit' de rams pith4dm as
ti 1 y vu' Mrs awl,"
"%V'hal prevented the eelebntliun?"
"!tin jiallsory. Y.i see, We wanted
uy.'t•yt •ing dr same as hefor', but de
11x11+011 he ref lewd ti. gilt hark de five
define. sii s Alr i•onld p ty 1 ' le. Main •
motley l"
About Music,
\1' uod,tor•k net K.• iew•,
The Hamilton Spectator complain •
that the p op P of that oily are not
appli-tialivr of gn,al ll ll Tw„
high-class i•un^irl artists, it says,
hit,' appeared in the city within a
week, ,eel in each eau,' the midis -nee
nuullp•red little• mr.• than a corporal's
guard. notwillwtuMling I hat boll,
were well ad vitIi.e.l ,utd thatthe rep
IltraI, In of the artists lit Math c-a.-•-
Stoodl high. "Where Hamilton people
will flock by hundreds to heir a valid
e•ville• p,•rftrmatie.•,- Thr Spectator
gars ata to say, "thee will wander in
by uleagn• tent to listen to a high
bas ronrt•rl art Li>_..1:-luttY_. time
?hashing room only sign will behung
out at it sent-ttinn.11 met, dram() p o
for'mance, the treasurer will be w'om
(tering whetter the dead bead II Wel
outnuml,'ts gash receipts for the high
ekes c art fatal U1.0011. Fur UMW
revues Iltticillnn is 1101 growing as u
should M11,101111y, and the only eons.
lotion the musical enthusiast ran et•t,
nal.
ol the situation is the fart that in
thi•t Hamilton does not stand about
Thr same statement applies to twirls
every other '-entre of population,
throughout r(he' Province."
It would pruhably lie AM well• to
honestly face the fact at once that
there is not yet it. thin country a vs ry
general or generous appreciation of
high-class mu sir, The rid •f reason is,
no dtmhl, that the people have lend
neither the t' • Mor the opporinnit is
for the cultivation of a taste for what
is. test. They are so busy with the
practical and pressing affairs of life.
Then again the high-class• concert art-
istconies at long intervals. Musical
comedy. the comic opera, vaudeville,
we have always with us. We wantto
he thrilled or anitsed,
l'his does not mean that we are in-
capable of enjoying what is better:
but the taste moat Ile acquired, and
the npixmtnnitier for acquiring the
Inst.. are limited. A story is told of a
local fiddler who, one* efpnn A time,
went to hear a great violinist. Ili•
refine away ilisg11At.M1. "That may ie
good mimic all right," was hip erwn-
'tient, "hut I wouldn't give ani Scotch
reel or• an Irish jig for the whole pro
Kraut." And it -is probabll a fact that
of the smell number of rihose who do
patronize high -rinse enncerte a goo I
proportion. Ll they spoke their rdind'e
as candidly as did the local fiddler,
would say they were Mored.
The remedy, of ..nurse, does not lie
in the multiplication of musical yarn,'.
dies and vaudeville stunts ; but in in-
creasing the opportunities forhesring
and becoming even to some extent.
familiar with what hi better. Appre-
ciation of the best will come in time ;
but it will take time.
I k1,ow wutuau's sufferings.
1 ha,afound the cure.
I will uatl arse of any charge, my hetreaty
hest with lse ull loslruct ions to any sufferer front
teuoru'eellweuta I want to tell all wouren aboub
this outer- you, w7 reader, fur yuursclf, your
I r 1111 riot
ht your sol rr, v r rioter. I want daughter. r1 t
f0
g
�e � yourself at hese
lull you }row W cure 7 witboub
the helper inductor. Men cannot uuderetrrrl wont.
e11',,sufferings. W hal wo %Morn k,ow Irom IS.
perleaca a e know tatter Iloon any doctor. I know
that wy boom treatweut is a safe rid sure cure for
rrh Whitish discharge lura
LeYco neert tle.Ule.
oIncemen or Falling of theWomb. Profuse ta
•t
r
or 'aloha Periods. Uterine ,r Uurlae
Tumors
or
llrowths, also pains Is the head, beck and bewNs,
bearing dew nlesitngs. nor vpossess. creeping feel.
Ing op the spine, melechuly. desire to cry, hat
Stashes. wearlssss. kidney and bladder troubles
toter. caused by weakness pecull•r to our sex.
I want to rend you a complete 10 day s' treatment
eatirely free to prove to you that )uu tau rues
oureelt at home. .uislly, ulckly and surely. 't
item.,ut er, that It will cost you notbi ag to give
the treatment r euwple.e trial: and if you should wldl to continue. It will rust you only about 1$
cents a week. or less than t wo cents a day. Il w 111 nut Interfere with your wi rk or occupation.
less seed me your same and address. tell me how you on Ker, if you a lab nod I will scud you the)
MAO, treatment fur } tour AO, potirel)•free• in plain wrapper, byy return' Mall. iitillalsosendyoufree
eleesturybook "WOMAN'S OWN MEDICAL ADVISER"witbrxplauaturyMotorail ionsshow
lug why w'oureu suffer, and bow they con easily Cure Uirtueatree at home. Fac eery woman should
have it and learn to think for hereon. 1'In.uwtwnthod4Ctursay.-"1'ouwu,.thareauopera-
Lion."youa.ud.ridetoryourself 'l'huusauda of wuwea has's cunei I hrul,elc are with my home
remedy, It cnr,•sall. old or young. To Mothers of Daughters. l will sapient a simple boom
treatment w h,ch .q''edily and effort unity curse t u it sarrhue. Green Oieknew, and painful or
Irregular Ment runt ion in Semite ladies. l'lumpn..s and health al wet a result from Its use.
A'hereser you lave, I can rer you to Iodine of your own io.•atit,y who know and will gladly
tell soy su tfen•r that !leis Nome Treat meet ..rally foresail women d dioeseee and makes women
well, et rungplump rod rub...! . Just s.ud .. year address, and the free ten tinyii treatment is
yours, also (hob k. Write today, as )1111 use; cwt see thisuXor again. Aoldner:
MRS• Me MISERS, Sox H 846 WINDSOR, ONT.
The Mason and Risch "Sustension"
sounding board --sensitive, elastic
and resonant . ,t
HERE'S a sounding
board that's
alive. Every inch of
it vibrates with each
.note struck. That's
one of the reasons for
the full,trich, resonant
tone of the Mason and
Risch piano.
In most pianos the
sounding board is
attached to the case in
such a manner that it loses most of its resiliency—
and resiliency is the most important feature in a
sounding. board.
Mason and Risch
The piano with a soul
In the Mason and Risch piano the "sustension"
sounding board is raised on bridges in such a manner
that it leaves every part of it free, giving the instru-
ment a remarkably pure,full, sustained, tone
quality.
We would like to tell you more about
the construction of the Mason and Risch
piano. . The story is interesting to all who
own or contemplate owning a piano.
Mail this coupon to us to -day and
we will send you all the reasons why
you should have a Mason and
Risch piano in your home in
preference to any other make.
r
The Mason and RIsch
Piano Co., Limited,
32 West King St,
Toronto.
•
MASON
Sad R1SCN
PIANO CO..
Limited,
TORONTO
Seed se year Illus-
trated booklet esplain-
Ing the reasons why I
shoal's own • Mason and
Risch plea This Is go way
ebigaW sae to gercblaM
Na..----,.e,s.,,,,. s••••eewer
street-s•�sesF
•
Province •»e..saesse
w
Make Each Animal Worth
25% Over Its Cost
On 35 of a Cent a Day
__WGbody ever heartl of soak food' curios the bat, or colic, making
hens lay In winter. increasing the yield of moik five pounds pee cows day,
ur restoring run-down animals to plumpness and vigor.
When you feed ' stock fund to your cow, horse. swine or poultry.
"TRE you age merely feeding them what roe are growing on your own farm.
awns
EEL"Your animals do need nut are feed, tan something to help their
bodies net all the good out of the feed you give them so they can get fat
etc and stay fat all year round: also to prevent disease. cure disease and keep
them ..p to the best pys ble condition No toe k food- a an do all these
things. ROYAL PURP,.
LE STOCK SPECIFIC can and does It n
Not a "Stock Food" But a "Conditioner"
ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SP&CI PIC cont sins no grain. nor farm modest, It increases
yield of milk Irian three to five pounds per cow per day before the Specific has been used two
•rake. It makes the m1lk-cher and adds Mesh faster than any Other preparati,, known.
Young calves fed with ROY
pALLpPgUpRfPkLE are as large at Six weeks old as they would be when
led ROYAL rear IPURPEES tei_ltOCK be' (tf'IC builds tip run-down animals and restores them to
with ordis.
plumpness almost magically. Cure,, buts, cola, worm,, skin d.seases and detail!, permanento)
Uan McEwain, the horseman. Sart: 1 have used ROYAL PURPLE STOv,1t SPECIFIC
persistently in the feeding of 'The Eel,' 1.02# largest wogner of any pacer on Orand Circuit in
Iasi. and 'Henry Winters.' 5091, brother of Allen Wooers,' winner of $301.11100 in trotting stake,
.n I'WM Thr., horses have never been off their feed since 1 commenced using Royal Purple
Sp• almost a year ago, and 1 will always have it in my stables."
/.a. feq Winner
apt acs• op
(Ane cirtk,f, '...e
oyal
STOCK AND POULTRY SPECIFICS
One lar• package of ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC will tact me animal seventy
days. which is • Iitilovee two-thirds of ■ cent a dal. Most stocktonsisin1{s(tyya ckg{e
last but fifty days and ore given three tinsel • day. ROYAL PURPLE STOCI€ SPECIPI�
le liven but once a day. and lawn half again is los A 11l coil containing four time', the
•mount of the tiny cent package will last •L10 days. ROYAL auRPLR will increase the value
of your attrck 2,5 It s an aatonbhtftIY quick /etesnr.,
stimulating the appetite and the
relish for fo od, aasi',ting nacre le dlgellt and turn feed at . Heah A boa f ttq}se it Is ■ Ie Qe[
It will save many times iia rant la veterinary balm. 1t OVAL PUIt1'LH OULY14 FIC is our other Specific for poultry, not /math -wk. One NO -cent package will last twenty-fivehens 70 days, nr • p2.1 cost Ina It 1O wilt last twenty-five hens 'Lao days, which is four times more
material for only three times the roar. It makes • "laying machine "out of your hens
Hs,nrmy ltankd ap 1(OeY'aLtaPI PILli
sO•R t SmP■iInAItCex, IeV L7RR"CaMCe
guaranteed,
,lust lane ROYAL PURPLE on one of your aam•le and soy otter Pprrielpmaeatlptt Q1l taather
*MOW ,n fire acme condition: after comparing results you will •spROYAL PURPLE Ispe
them all heat to death, or else back cornea your money PR RR -Ask
your merchant ur write us for Our valuable 32.page booklet on rattle
14°814111-TRY
aengd pooultryatddiseasress',I econtaining slob
t
ROYAL PURPL'adSTOCRiiid�lltL-
TRY SPECIFIC!.
If you Cannot get Royt gurgle
Specifics from merchant., or agents. we
will supply you direct, empress
on receipt of 51.74 • pail to either POUltaV
or Stock Specifies.
nate roomy seting as our mad In
your district. Write toe terms.
Po aide by all up -to -dare merchants.
V. L tleiklu 11g. Co., Utdot, Ott.
loyal Pu, pis i 'oe k axl Poultry 1't+ee l f e and tree booklet. ars kept . In ata ek by A.
TUE
ORIGINAL
AND
N
0 LY
GENUINE
III WA It is
OF
IMITA-
TIONS. 'l
\:
501.D Ohl
THE
MI':1tiTs OI'
IINARD'S
LINIIENT
L(
la•.IsII,LI
Or 1 .ul.
l ,.. coition
\V'h•.•I 111,1
NOI'NIN Oh' t'ANAla1-AN
,J N-,ltTllw'112fT I.ANIi KKUC1.ATtuNs.
Any crews,, who is the .els held of a family.
o 4iy nolle over IS years oldlne•
, n.ey hote,ol
a quarter section of available IWun uwu laud ii
Manitoba, liaskktchewae or Alberta. The
,l.tuhi,t i t mini appear lu person at the haul•,
Age'n'•y or Sub Aipece,,cy. fur the
hist. Kiatty by prosy way be wade al any
„•eery, Oil certain roudlta,ns, by father.
".other, son, daughter, tawnier or sister of
'-1.•tediug horer.eteader.
IpHfa«-SO months residence upon -anti
,ulna
stein of the laud In each of three year..
A home.teader may live within nit a wiles of
111• homestead on is tarn, of at least ii aeras
-• 1.•1$
owned and o,vupiel by him or by hia
rattier. mother. eon, daughter, brother or
-stcr.
Ip ii'rWnn districts a homesteader In gout
-I.nat1eeg1t 'lar lire 1•IItte a quarter mortice
ognb
dote ht. hontoutead. Prior 'Mot per acre.
Lutea -Mu.t reside six Month. iu tech of six
rtess from date of h tend entry thlrludlig
: he I.uue raerir,ai to earn howesbwt patent'
And cultis sae fitly were extra.
A houlu.tea.hv who Ii,exhausted hl. botue
.ted right snd rsuuW obtain a pre-ewptou
ay take s, pyurcluarmat luomeetosd in certain
I,at Neta I'ri,o jaw per arm. Duties -Must
reside slit months In each ,,f throe years, culls
arty acre. and erect a home worth slow
w. W. ruRY.
Ilrputy of the Minister of the Interior
N.H.-1'111'111 hurlers' political ion of this rd
ertweoent will a it b • Mud fur.
J. BKOPHEY & SON
LBADINO—
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefully .ettenesd le it eft
beers. night r gas
G. JOHNSTON
ARID
FUN ERAL DIRECTOR
urolture and Undertaking tearerOlnits.
Wart Ode Squire.
'PHONIC: Store Sk Clodatich
Itosidenoe
Night calls: At reSIdenoe. SS
New Ranges
AT REDUCED PRICES.
On areeptint ,,r having to mime
to them have lost some of their
brightness, thimgh in no way injured.
We are norking a special cut of from
I 11:3 '31 tier cent. On these for quick
selling.., tht hot Wish to Cal y
ailything hut clean
atso sole agents foe the
Good Cheer Stoves and
Ranges.
Another line we are pushing tit
pro tent is the celebrated
Brantford Roofing.
suitable for house, barn or facto' .
All grades. in Mack from St.gi ap.
A gaud stock of theme lines &Ina)
oh hand.
All kinds of Contracting. Jobbing.
.ating, Plimihing, Electric Wiring
and Metal Work,.
W. R. Pinder
'Phone 155
NEW STOCK
of l'ickles just in.
MUSTARD PICKLES,
SWEET PICKLES,
MIXED PICKLES,
AT THE PEOPLE'S
GROCERY
A bin new stock of
CURRANTS, RAISINS, Etc.
Illininert cash or trade prices
for Potatoes, Butter and F.ggs.
Let us have your orders for
FLOUR AND FEED.
Prompt delivery.
P. g. RYAN
l'ho ne No. 165 Hamilton St
1111
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ember 1st .
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a bow. ;Willi
!lit' 114'4 hllY
generosity
hospital. TI
Hr. now ism'
!,Floet. kinds
this effort. ye
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beant
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