The Signal, 1916-5-4, Page 6• lIM1tlw.Av, MAT 1. 1010
AFTER SIX YEARS
OF SUFFERING
Woman &lad. Well se
by L
E. Pislk Las'so V
�u_ad
ColuswbOb� moat
gives
R 1 bad *KW sick foe six years with
female troubles and
bervousneaa. I had
a pain in my right
.de aad could Dot
eat anything with-
out homier my
stomach. 1 mold
sot drink cold water
at all dor eat any
kid of raw fruit,
mor fresh meat nor
chicken. From 178
pounds 1 went to
11E and would tet me week at times that
I fell over. 1 began to take Lydia E.
Pankham's Vegetable Compound, sad
tea days later 1 could sat and it did not
hurt my stomach. 1 have taken the
medicine ever since and I feel like a
new woman. 1 DOW weigh ITT pounds
too you can see what it has done for me
alp ..dy. My husband says be knows
your medicine has saved my hfe. "-
Yrs..1. S. Basuow, IOU South 4th St.,
Columbus, Ohio.
Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegetable Com-
mand contains just the virtues of roots
sad herbs needed to restore !smith and
strength to the weakened organa of the
body - That is why Mrs. Barlow, a
chronic invalid. recovered so completely.
It pays for women suffering from any
female ailments to insist upon having
Lydia i< Pinkbam's Vegetable Com-
pound
1,' tnluti lionfllll'��
�
letting Him Off Easy.
The indijnant youth entered the
c'Nce of the railway company and de-
manded to see the manager. "Here.
1 day,' he said angrily to that uAicial,
"1 got a r finder it+ ttly eye:rum one of
your eogint s and it curt me Ity for •
doctor tobave it taken cut and the eye
cheesed. Vl'bat see you going to do
about it Rut the manager was a
wily man. ••Sotliit:R, my dear sir,"
tree replied .suavely. "We e have no
further use for the cinder and you are
quite welcome to it, From • legal
point of view the cinder was not yours
Sod no doubt you could he proceeded
Aitainst for removing our. property.
But wewilitakenoatepa in tbewatter,
you may rest assured." -
Mother and Baby.
The food mother always has the
welfare of her little ones at beast. She
is continually on the wateb for an ap-
pearance of the maladies which
thueaten her little one.. Thousands
of mothers have learned
by
Ince I bat nothing will equal experi-
ence
Uwu Tablets in loseptsg the cblldren
well. Concerning then, Mrs. at. More-
house, Bli•sdeld, N tic., writes: "Baby's
Awn T.blets ate the test medicine 1
have ever cued fur n,v bit's. He was
yen y mops but the 1'lbleta soon put
hien right again." The Tablets are
doll by u,tdicior dealers or ley mail at
1'ls cents a tax trot The Dr 11-illiams'
1lediciue Co.. Brockville. Ont.
Fellows who, hare no tongurs ate
often all edea and ears.-Haliburton.
Alt philosophy lies in two words-
-sir•fair." and "abstain,"-Epictetm..
Many delight mon in giving of
presents than in paying of debts. -Sir
Philip Sydney.
M deiation is the silken string run-
' through the peat) chain of all
virtues -Fuller.
'"71,eleb Mrs. Merryeirt's husband
port there. Somehow Le doesn't look
liken very bright chap- to me. 1)oe•
lie Lnow mi vtbing'-" "Know any
Lbtog. my deer ! He doesn't even su.-
mo! anything."
WHAT CATARRH IS
It has been said that c' er) third
pet ..on has catarrh in some form.
Science has shown that nasal catarrh
often indicates a general weakness'
el the body; and local treatments in
the form of snuffs aid *'apors do little,
if ai,y good.
To correct catarrh you should treat its
cause by enriching your blood with tete
oil -Hatt in Scott's Umulaipn which is a
medicinal food anal ., 1,uilrling400:e, free
tom any harmful drugs. Try It,
'kale!. Sown, Toruato, ort
11 you walk too long in the same rut
7011will beccme a cart -wheel in the
end.
"Why. Tommr." exclaimed the
Sunday school teacher, 'don't you say
your prayers every night before jou
go to bed?" "Not any more," replied
Tnsvny 1 useter when I slept in a
folding halo though "
4
Rest and (random
tonight from
RHEUMATISM
if.k. "mil ..n ft.Aar et tit enlendid
Mating and eenntrafi•g .i1. orient
endo t, r'k.eraw4t•'• a.al.apne Lint -
anal It sur the w.arw ark. sad
urs them. 1*s w..etse sae .wansm
rest Wets.
rad y 1., R yeti trill got rear ren
Tag B *UDKRICH ( t'�ARIO
The House' of the
T ■�/�_ • •
By ANNA
K ATHARINE
GREEN
teenier. era
as aces •.renal.. &Alb
"He swung about at this 'Tem wad
AMetde are sot very geed trawls It
eamos' 'As goad as yes std sit acre'
1 answered. Thos 1 lwug my arms
about bum, 'Don't go dews attest Is
asset' 1 prayed. 'Stay Woe for this
me sleet Stay la the boom with Aga
sa10u Stay tar 1 tomo [roma' He
MamQ and 1 as, bit Moe Maaga
Then 1m flung ant Or. but ria today.
*Why don't lot satyr be asked Then
he lambed and added. '1'u go baredm
the mare.'
Ebe kers to tis kitchen.' I sal&
ill go gat it for you. 1 board ?abet
bring tt tn.' id• did Dot answer, and
went for the key. I found two ow
natl. and I brvugbt them both. but
only banded blur ooe, the key to
stable door. 'Whim way •r. you
tag? 1 asked as be tooted at Um k
tion back toward thea �kitcbeu. Tb.
.
abort way. of court' 1tb. barges tat
th
key to e refute grounds'
-As be toot the key 1 prayed *plat
'Don't do wbare to your mind, Arthur.
Daft drtnk tonight' Meanly Iu.gbed,
Mt and I said my t word: 4f yes de
It will b• to last st time. Toni apes
er drink again after tomorrow.'
"Rs mad* oo answer to tela, sad
went dowdy upstairs. ltverytlawgwss
11
quiet -quint as ddatb-i. a wleb ta
bone. If Adelaide bad beard ss t
me
made no dgo. • Going to my n
m,
tee1 welted math 1 beard Aetber
tome oat of the stable and go away
by the door In 110 rear wall Then 1
stole oat again a carried a small beg
MUD me. but 0o moat or bat.
"Pausing and listening again .wt
Amster. 1 crept dter. and ballad
the e table ander the rack. The kap, te
wast still there Patting m Is alp
Ng. I ..embed the rack for ono set
m7 btothors warm costa Bot I toot
sons I mew. 1 remembered an old one
w
which Adelaide bad pat aay to the
closet under the stairs- Getting this.
at,
1 pot It on. sod. finding a bat th
too. 1 took that also. and when I bad
polled it over my forehead and draws
ftp tb• eollar of the coat I was quite
smrecognlz•ble. 1 was going out whoa
1 remembered there would be no MOM
b the clabboaue. I had put a box of
mp
atches in my bag wells I was o
stairs. but 1 needed a candle. Slip-
ping
lipping back, I took a candlestick and
candle from the dining room mantel
and drove swiftly away"
"How did you tears the stare
door?
"Open." time "Can yon tell no what me ft was
when you started?"
"No. 1 did not look. Time meant
nothing to me. I drove as fast as 1
eonld straight down the hill and out
toward the Wbtsprring Pines. 1 had
seen Adelaide in her window as 1 went
dying by the bouse, but not a soul
on the rand nor a Mtn of life near or
far. The whistle of a train blew as
I stopped in the thicket near the club -
bons. door. If it was the express traln
you can telt"-
-Never mind the If." said lir. Mot
fat. "It is enough that you beard tbe
whl+t'e. Go on with what you did."
"I tied op my bnr.e, then 1 trent into
the• home 1 Can t M Mr. Ranelagb's
k. to npen th.- rbe,r, and fur some rya
son I took 11 not ter the tock when 1 got
In and tont the Rhnle Manch hark Into
mi ant -M. Hot 1 ,!I1 not Ionk the
door 'Ph«r 1 lit lily candle and theu-
1 went upstairs.
Pines
CHAPTER XXV,
-camas"
"I HAVB sot Onl•n.d," were-
dru words we board from
mel wimpsorder was restored
a•0 we were all omen
a om
to rataa sada.-1 had l mins what yew Mn
heard that you sight embesbgj what
[m
happened nest 1 was aptea se
pals. and 1 mold sever have Wept an
pressing them irons to ay Meek tt 1
had bot bad the strength gives me by
I sty own renectllb
on to s Masa When
the I Monett to Dorn was mite deep
1
the
Ile -
4.
Mei 'wlgr l,•. i ,, - N i:s1 lin
It rs dasdew sr --
"1 gawp * her b7 tea tread. $ emit
ant deem. 'Admaad .. refit 1. 'roe
are art the may .aa to fere to the
pair at ham 1 deme M Lot eta
tittle par be wades.' Tia. ea jet
eyes apnea Mad Me seeggw.q 1
ought her to my breast MO OM y
taro w tar .boulder. 'Toe eey that
temaroow 1 .hall be fres to racers
ores a. wow sot wb1 to write iso
tomorrow. 110 Meaty so 11k•d Y good
u le *MOM overmuch wta elm tee
les eat 1 are ea a Maas sols -tet 1
am ea as latatiox e.. sent fRs urea
be tlmop s lir fhb 1nak.•
"Ibe ai1n L rad my teat taitm
dirt pMslt.t; tests at tae awl shams
does hat M leader with hats 'flaw
awl; she whapered. 'Mo e1s¢,he
dory 1 rote fee of threads L sae-
' Tar' 1 agreed. 'that male me
Mak.' Hr lases best anew berg she
the ef
meek at m7 re. but her PM
eyes
uar left ate taco. 'dad -*ad iwsMt
U• Mows .otbleh. 1 did est mal MP
teed ay sgh
Med t1U tut. Adaais. k dhod
to be. 1 lineal the strength re -'t0
Milt
leave ve yea all .r`-er to • no B be ear
admit am to sty cher wit be orad
am la roar sets'
"Aad then 1 tried to art br. coat the
woe h'teiagg ml test. t]wtsg &00
.Ohaagg age her Sts oa stybads. Ob.
1 ems leggy! My Meme Meed vary
Naga to taw. Bat my cheek begs 1a
sa
hoes• d Ia Uncttvely 1 pet op my
s
oo
I hd. This Demerit her le hie test
'Yoe ate enRerms.' per cried Too
7 moot W home at ones. at coo. whip 1
tershoam to Dr. Carpenter.' 'We win
go together: 1 sa id. 'We an t.aobos*
from there' But at fhb the awful
leek mama back Into bel tams. end. ss►
la bar forget my Dort 1 begot tt tote
to dreadotwbat e1e woWW sty when
she found strtngtb to speak,
ret was worse tb•o anytlteg I bad
imagined; ate refused absolutely to go
back boom grout.' said else, '1
bare dome tnjastice to your youth. Toe
love Dl>a, too -out Ute a child, but a
woman The tangle he worse than 1
thought; your beam M caught ID tt es
well as s. minand you 'bail [tare your
S
My d.th wui give It to you.'
tried to dimuade ber. 1 urged
ev'e17 piss, even that of my own ass
rides but she was o0 more her nate
oral sett, Be. bad taken op the mots
and read It during my entreaties. and
my words fell on deaf ears. ,Why.
these weeds have killed mar abs cried„
crumpling the tote 1n tut band.
'What will a little polsoo dol 1t an
only Molsb what De Das begun.'
"Potsoni 1 remembered Dow 1 lad
beard fur pushing about bottles to the
medicine cabinet and felt my lege
Row weak dad my bead swim. 'You
will not? 1 cried. watching bee band.
1n terror of melog 1t rise to bur breast
"'When 1 came hoe.' abs maid. '1
brought a bottle of cordial with me
and throe glasses. 1 brought a tittle
vial of miaon. too: once ordered for
sickness- 1 erpected to find Elwood
hero. If f bad 1 meant to drop the
poison Into one grams and then All
them all up with the cordial We
should have drank. each one of us his
Zees. and one of as would bans
fallen. 1 did not care which. you or
Elwood or myself. But be is not
ber. and the cast ot the d1a Is be.
I
'There Y a room upstairs In the club,
horse where 1 have often been with
Adelaide. It bas a fireplace in 1t, and
I had seen a box there half ailed with
wood the day before. This 1s tbe room
1 went to, and here I built a era
When it was gnit) bright 1 took out
something I bad hroogbt as my Webs,
and thrust it tato the flame_ Thea t
got up and walked away. 1-i dad mot
feel very strong sod sank on my knees
when I got to the couch and butted pithy
bee In my arms. But 1 felt tetter
whets 1 came back to the fire again and
very brave ell 1 caagbt a glimpse of
my hes 1n the mirror over the mantel-
piece. Tbat-that unnerved me. and 1
think 1 scrammed. Some cos .[teamed,
and 1 t11nk it was L 1 know my
bands went oat -1 maw tem 1n he
Stamp; then (bey fell stralgbt down at
a7 ads, and 1 looted and looked at
wean m1 1 saw .0 the terror go 00*
of ay tam. sal wmsb It was gado
calm again I stooped down tad pullet
set the IMO* tongs 1 bad berm Mattes
munch 1 tom Oil 1001:8 away and mea
kitting them to Use atnr ebnek wean
AAA the dour behind sae open trice 0
Wen. as though Duelled Dy Dwaltating
tocbea
`lastantl7 1 torgot my pa. almost
M.7 purpose. welcome that hest 1
craw It slowly swing to its fall wIdIb
and !lactose m7 aster standing In the
PP with a look mad la as attitude
wadi tangled me more that the Ste
had des. Dropping the tongs 1 tors-
o/ sad faced her. covering ray cheek
lasttactfvely with my band
"1 Naw We eyes run over hey rah.
rata beater dresp-my tittle band bag
dad the candle burning In a room
made tram with a are ow the hearts -
Ude Went see spoke a Pleb wrd.
Them with a deep laboring breath. abs
asked me la the eye agate alta the
obi* Aepltan:
"'Aad where is bet "
Aemdi bead bad drooped at title.
but who need ft almost lastaittly
Mb* did sot ria• eo readily.
you mean Atwood? I asked.
Too known said aha TM vel is
down between os, Cannel. We will
speak plainly sow. 1 sew Dim give
you M. beta: 1 baud you ask Artnnr
to barges op the bora& 1 have a•.
.teased *ludo to tallow you. and we
will bare no subterfuges now. You
effect elm barer
'No,' 1 triad 'I am not so bad as
that. AAslaads-mor tm be. Here a the
noes. Tos will nee by It what Do ex-
pects Mad at wbmt place 1 mum] nave
lobed Ikea if 1 bad been the minim
creature you think.' 1 bad Inc note
hidden 1n my breast 1 took It out
and bead ft toward her. 1 did not ted
the barn at all, but 1 kept tt covered.
S he glanced dowo at the words. and 1
telt Like falling at ber feet, am book-
ed so miserable.
`gibe glanced down at 1m paper and
Jet It drop almost immediately auto
ber band. '1 cannot read tits warder
she cried- '1 do Dot need to. ll a Gott
*now w„itch of us De sores best You
cannot say teat It Is 1. 1213 engaged
wife.' 1 was scent. and ber tree toot
on an awful pallor. 'Carmel,” said stts.
'do you know what this man's none rias
been to mei You are a child, a warm
bearted mod passionate child, but you
d0 not know a 'wotna Ms heart Oen
talniy you do not know mina 1 doubt
1t any one does -ere& be. (.hoes bays
warped my life. 1 bare Do MUMS to
rival yours; I have only love, sada
love as you cannot dream of at yam.
Aga And this la Do iobger derirable
to elmr
"You see that l remember every
word .h• spot.. '1'bey darned more
fiercely flan toe iron- That did not
baro at all Just thea I wu cold ln.
stead-bttterty, awfully cold. My very
heart seemed Rosen, and the silence
was dreadful. But 1 could Dot spear; 1
could not answer bet.
"'Too have everything: abm bow
went on. Wby did you rob tem of ray
one happiness? And you bare robbed
me. Carmel, do you know why f am
teeter J *book my bead. '1 am bete
to rod It all,' said she.
"1 tottered at his threat, and atu, a
Mother to me from my cradle, started
Instinctively to catch me, Dat the feel-
ing left ber before site bed taken two
steps. and ebe stopped atf11. 'Drop
your bandr ebe cried. •I want to see
your woolp face while 1 aft you one
last queetton. 1 could not trod the
mete. Wby did you come beret 1
dropped my band. and she stood star-
ing: tbeu she tittered s cry and rad
talctly tdward .a& 'What kw lir sets
GI LLETT $ LYE
EATS DIRT"
Fresh from the Gardens
of the finest Tea -producing country In
the world.
11
Sealed Packets Only.
BLACK GREEN or MIXED.
IVy it. --it'll deliciosa.
D �.
sysl>amg utesrea hetase se whew she
tamed amend airs reamer sat Bb
head term themselves to be awe
"Ye advanced, a glass lei either
laid. As she eases the !leer swayed
and the wafts seemed to bow together.
hat they did mot sway her. Step by
rlheg dao drew sear. *ad whew she
need ally ads she embed la my hes
SEM Elm ate sear 'Obene aright
dept heart LISPS the poaow•d oma
gar ns'
"1f.slwatsd, 1 stared at pop (15113
this at the other. Had either era
heads trembled 1 eboWid have M+,[
at the gens It held• bat got a teams*
abash those fry Gagers. nor did bee
Myos wander le tl eight hand or to the
lett. 'Abbrs.' 1 abeisted out. Ices
them baled y0a fat as Sva--poet
But she may reiterated that awful
wont 'Mooey and I dare tat b.attate
Magee asst 1 lops soy tube to mare
bar. Orogrig, 1 toothed a glade -1
serer know which ooe-and. do wind
It from her angers. 1 lifted ft to ray
mom& lneranuy bar otter band toss.
1 dm't know woke a which my.Nt.'
ate maid and arena. That mads me
drink also.
'Rhe two glasses pent out a clicking
sound as we set tbem back on the
stand. Torn we wafted. footing at
each other. 'Wbhbr bar lips seemed
to say. 'Wbkb? in another moment
ti knew. 'Your nook, was the right
Ona' said she and she sank back into
a ebatr. 'Don't ars mer sit albs
out, to 1 w•a about to ren shriking
oat into the night •1-1 am Nappy
now [bat It 1s all settled, but I do not
want to die Moos Utt bow bot 1 amp
ADO. leaping op. she dung oft bet coat
and went gasping about thm room for
air. MUD me sank down •gig It
was oo the bang., and again 1 tried
to ay tot Delp, anti again she would not
1't ma
h tried to soothe bet -to keep down
my awrnt tsar and soothe bee. Bat
the mamma of deet, bad calmed bur
poor bean mnto its old ore and baDft-
nal thoughtfulness. 8be was terrified
at m7 position. 8be recalled oar moth-
er sad to oath Ob. had titan at that
mobs. deathbed to protect ms and
are to me and my brother. 'And t
have tolled to do either,' she cried
'Arthur t bare alienated. and you 1
am tearing W aD tnown trouble and
danger.'
"8be was cot to be comforted 1
saw ber ills ebbing and could do
notbtng. Ube clang to tem whale she
milled Op. all her IJ0w1111 MIL made
piss ter sae aad wl5wed so • way et
escape. I was to euro the oats. stag
i two at *be Maims from tit window
and Mace the other mod the deadly
vel sear her band -tete before l
left the room, Theo 1 was to call up
the penes and day there was swam
thing vireos at the dobboom. hot 1
was est te give nay Damp or ever as
kaowedge I was theirs. •Ncthtog cad
Nave trouble; W saki 'est that noe-
1
hit area tot come war you. Sweat
jet Ira will Med mi words -swear
Oat
you will b what 1 Nay.'
"I .warn Aft that abs asked I prom-
• bed. 1 was almost dying, coq and
had the light gaol out and the rafters
et the helms fallen ID sod tetrad os
beth It woad My been better. Bot
the light Darned os and the in. In
Mr eras Laded met, sod 1110 bands
Mu relaxed. 1 beard ooe
gm� then a low prayer. Tell
Weer In td- Theo
Oft alas. ogled races. tben si-
lence to the courtroom too. It was
hooted but by ooe sonod--a hears
ung sigh tram the prtsooat. BM
nobody looked at hies and oobody
looked at tam, livery eye was on the
Lace of the young girl emboss story
boor snob an impress of truth and yet
was ao contndkctory of all former sets
door. Wbat revelations were yet to
follow? It would seem tbat abs was
speaking of ber sister's death.
Butbet dater bad cot died that way;
bee Nater had been stnnped. Gould
this dainty, creature. wltb Waal
.tarred and yet powerfully triompbazt
be Use vletlm of a ballorinstlon, oe did
Os spat to mislead Jostlee and to ma-
ma' truth/
At • question from lir. Moffat she
spoke again. and we beard Der say:
"Yes. •be died that way, with bur
hands be mine. '!'hers was no one alma
by, W. were quite atone."
'That settled It mud for a momeot
the revulsion of feeling threatened to
throw t6e court tato tumult
"Can lova Si the boar of his oc.
carrsoeer Sir. Moffat ukeol 'In any
way coo you locate the timer
"No, tor 1 did out move at ones I
felt tied to that courts_ 1 am very
young, and 1 01d never seen death
before. W'beu 1 did get op 1 bobbled
like an old woman and almost went
distr* ltd. but came to myself as 1
saw the note on the Moor -the note 1
was told to burn. Idtting ht. 1 moved
toward the brepiace. but got a trlgbt
on the way nod .ton'.d in the middle
a1 tee astir and tooted total. 1 iswg1111
1 bad hand my Meer cheek.
'bet the tsacy palmed as 1 Naw haw
int MO lay. sit I mist on atter a whit
Gad deet/ the am tate the ewe *mar
dame what wee all that wee Mf1 at
t1. ata 1 Mw It aright a a drat
from the tenor b.13IDd M and p a,.
lag op tb'eblmo.y,
".etre of m7 trouble seemed to go
Vitt tall net% sad 1 Wks* a Ohm from
the wireless [teat tar by dad armed
ha tats. 1 mast rave doss maw I
Nat have covered the 'bob imago
with plasm sad sashimi,. fir pros
eta? *7 .fled 0imred age's. dad 1
recedbAmd Mat r was semptttbg *both
tee pia 1 was to pet the tial b
bur b•ad--a was 1 to throw it from
the wtadow? Something was to be
thrown frons (be wlodow-tt most be
the vial. Not 1 eouedo't rift the trim
{deem, so bavtne found to vial elan&
lag Oo the tabs. beside the little daft.
1 carried It Into the closet where there
was a window opening toward. sad
I droueed It out of that and thought l
1•d dome all. Bat wham I ease hull
and saw Adders'. coat 111121 b •
Nap where she had thrown It 1 re-
called that she bad said something
about this. bat what 1 didn't know. be
1 lifted It and pot It in the cIo•at-wb
1 cannot my. Theo 1 pat my ruled or
going home.
-Butt them was .omethlog to ds fist
-.owsthing not In that room. It was
to tsbpbooe the police 1 mimed the
recelver, and wimp central aaswersl
I said something about the Wh*perteg
Pins and wanting bole. This Is all 1
remember abort that
'Soma Cts afterward -1 dont tame
wbeo-I was stumb11cg down 11a Milne
om my way out 1 bad gems to -to 110
room again to my little bag, for tem
k•ys wire ID it. and I dared not Nave
them But I didn't [Ray a minutia. dad
1 cut bot ooe giance at the homage.
What bappeo.d afterward M Ilk* a
dream to as. 1 toped the hors% the
horse found the road. and some time
later I moulted borne. As 1 came with
is sight of the boom I threw eaddsaly
strews *gain The opus -raids dost rip.
utero i me of my duty. ant ddvt•g im
1 quickly unharnessed Jew dad pmt
her away. TM. 1 dragged the cotter
into place pad bins op the bossed
Lastly 1 locked to door sad arriM
the key with os iota the boom and
bung it op oo Its ramal nail to the
kitchen. I had obeyed Ad.taide. arra
DOw I would go to my room_ That 1s
what ab. wooed wfab. But I don't
know wbetber 1 did title or mot icy
mind was Lull ot Adelaide t111 confu-
sion came, then dartne.a and then •
perfect blank."
Elbe had ealabed; abe bad don. as
.b. bad been asked; .De had told the
story of that evening as she knew It
from the family dinner till bar wroth
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FARMERS
Consider Parity in Paint
in Preference to Price.
You wouldn't pay the regular price for Sugar that
analyzed 1096 of sand. You wouldn't �pay "all wool"
prices for cotton -and -wool clothing. Why should you
pay your good money for impure Paint, when you
can get
We lu.rantee Martia.Senour "1OO Pure" Paint (except
a few dark shades that cannot be from pure Lead and
Zinc alone) to be 100% pave White Lead, pure Oxide of
Zinc, pure linseed Oil, pare Colors and Turpentine Dryer '
mad to be entirely free from adulteration or substitution ; and
sold subject to chemical analysis.
Every experienced Painter knows int to above formula
is right. 1t is the standard of the paint woad.
You get absoluteexams homes' — mann
quality—whet you insist on 1I Pare flit.
F. HUNT, GODERICH, Ont.