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THE SIGNAL
GODEBICH, ONT.
Thursday, August 5, 19O-3
Rheumatism
Stiffness
and all
Pain
Minard's
Lidseat
has given
t.ti.la tioa
for dim
/enation..
It gmckly relieves nee
throat, hr.eehiti, neer.
Wain, sciatica a.d wry
kW of pain.
An Old Reliable Remedy,J
Mn. S. Fawcett. Heather* S[.. Crdlengwood,{
0at., writes,-Miwd's I.s.mett merely .a w
rid releabk',seedy. i *Mari keep, a bottle
is the haeme awl have recommended it to
spine a wagon ul my Irseads. to whom it gave
mow rebel. 1n morn ,ares it ern used a a
alae for ris'wmat,.m.
Min�lr�d'ss
Lininwnt
4rnouth No n.ilooria.;
■EDI¢Ale.
1)R. GEO. HEILEMANN. OSTEO
PAT H, age/mien ist .too rove and children
dese..es. et Ute, cluoaac and nervous d.seesee, ey
.age
mei sad throat. partial dearness. lumbar'
aM rheumatic conditions. Adenoids remove
witkwt the knife. (Alice at residence, corn,'
ram bad SL 4edre.'. arrctic. At home ogle
.allay.. Tlur teys and Satudays. ane seems*
ate/ appoiMasent.
AUCTIONEER.
THOMAS GUNDRY,
AUCTIONEER.
till Gede igl- All instructions by ail a
efttr' $Hage ran lie promptly amad
to
eeedisrea 11r.
LEGAL.
IA G. CAMERON. K. C. BARRIS-
• i ti
TER, g er. nola'f pubo (Mete
liel•Mea Street. Goderich. thud doer fro.
Swas. Trust loads to loan at lowest taus.
C. HA
BAKKISTYS
F -K SOLICITOR,NOtAAY
PueLic:. ETC.
pate-Stereuqr'..Bankt Block, Hamato. Street
Gadsden. Telepsoaeee.
Rad Rotate. Laos and lasursece.
PROLDFOOT, KILLORAN i COOKE
iARRISTERS, SOLICITORS. NOTARISE
PUBLIC, ETC.
OMes es the Square, setuhd tduor from Hamil
ea Street. Gude:wk.
Private lands to loan at lowest rates.
W. Paeur►dxn, K. C., J.L. Sat ham
H. J. D. Cooai
' iIHARLES GARItOW. LL. Doe BAR -
(J RiST kK, sttornay, eottc.tu . etc„ oodencb.
asaaar loused at lowest rated.
1 SEAGER, BARRISTER, SOL-
ICITOR. 'emery' public and c000veyanc,r.
t House. Loder.cb. us. M
INSURANCE, LOANS ITC.
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mCXILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
AM:& CO.-Farsa and isolated tetra prop
art[ assured.
Others -1st Connolly, Pree.. Goderich P. 0 ;
*y [vans. Vie-Ptes., Beechwood P.O.; Thomas
. Hay Sec. Tress., Sealorth P. 0.
Directors -D. E. McGregor. R. R. No. I, See -
meth: John G. Grieve, No. 4, Walton; William
RRiiaauaa,, li w
R. No. 2, Se,iorth. John Btnne.es,
Sredhaeen. Geo. McCartney. k. R. No. S. See -
meth; RRobert Ferree, HarIocleMakotm Mc•
:swoo, Clmton; James Lassa, bescheresd; James
Caw uS7, Gockinch. _.
eons. J. W. Y Gail iti; Magi.- Leitch,
R. R. No. 1, Clinton, WJham Chesney, Sedsrth
E. Hiocbley. Seelort h. Policy -holden can pay all
raests and get char cars rece.pted at R. J.
Msrrisb's Clothing Store. Clinton. R. H. Cutt's
(:Grocery ' Kingston street. Goderich. Es J. H.
mow ,neral Store, barbed.
Brophe) Bros.
lie Leading
Funeral Directors] -
and Embalmers
Orden carefully attended to
at all hours. night or day,
OODERICH'
A husband in love it always blind until
he tinds it necetasry to_lew on his own
buttons. •
If a man will cr:mpliment his wife upon
her youthful appearance occasionally, she
will forgive the other white lies he tells.
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MUNICIPAL COUNCILS. TORONTO COUPLR
- Munn and Wife Praise Taillike fur the
• Way It Restored Them to Spleit-
EAST WAW'ANOSH.
Council met on July 29th, as per ad
juuromsnt, with all the members present
Minutes of previa us meeting were read
and approved, The treasurer's hal(•yearly
statement toJune30th,shewing a balanc
on hand of $2.865.45, received and filed
The collet tor presented his bond, which
wag accepted as satisfactory. To comply
with the regulations of the Ontario High
ways Act, a bylaw was read and passed,
whereby the municipality becomes entitled
to the Provincial subaioy payable under
the.., said Act. The following accounts
were ordered to be paid: George Snell.
repairing grader. 3,ic; G. Johnston. shovel-
ling gravel. 5:f; 1). Carter, same, 51.50;
W. McDowell, building >emer t culvert,
$72: J. Coulter. repairing culvert, concea-
tions 4 and 5. 52; The Advance office,
printing and advertising, tiiS•3.30; Geo. L.
Sturdy, assistance on the Sturdy dram.
57; F. Carter. same. $17.80; W. J. Cole,
Eroding, 511,20; W. Dunbar, grading.
511.20; J. E. Taman. grading, SIN; Geo.
Coulter, grading. $10; J. Craig. grading.
130: R. H. Scott. gradire. 510; Samuel
McBumey,same, 57: A.ICerneiiw,grading,
513 32; Samuel McBurney. gravelling on
concession 11.5151 56: J. Snell, inspecting
gravelling on concession 11.55.50; Harold
Currie. gravelling on concessions 10 and
11. $100.05; Wm.Anderson. inspectingonV
concessions 10 and 11. 15'5. For •ravel
R. Redmond 110. N Thompson $1.35,
W. Potheringill 90 rents, W. Kechnie
$2.,10, C. Campbell $1,80, R. H. Scott
13.75. Next meeting of the council will
be held on Monday, August 23rd.
A. PORTERFIELD. Clerk.
PUT IT TO TEST.
e "Both my wife and 1 have put Tanlac
to the test and we think i1 a splendid
medicine and are glad of the opportunity
of recommending it to others," said Ed-
, ward Munn of 123 Row avenue, Toronto,
the other day. •
"For three years I was in a general
:undown condition, feeling tired and
languid all the time,and always getting up
in the morning as worn cm: u though I
had been up all fight. My stomach was
ail out of order that the little 1 did eat
gave me indigest • 1 and never seemed to
give me sufficient ,uuruhment. Atter a
meal the gas *out form and cause me
great distress and k • . me in misery most
of the time. I was ba. yconstipated and 1«
had frequent daze spell When I attempted
to stoopover 1 It It as 1 .ugh I would lath
1 wall always having hea, -hes which up-
set me for my work and owards the last
1 got so weak 1 was fag d out all the
time.
"1 heard so many peopl tell of the
wonderful results they got um taking
Tarlac that I decided to gi it a trial
1 myself. 1 hadn't got far on the first
bottle before I knew it was ..ing me
good. My appetite improved rig ,$ along
and in a short while 1 could eat a 'thing
I wanted without any fear of indi tion
or gas. I am no longer troubled with
dicey spells or coostipatlon, and i eel
slror,ger and better in every way.
"When my wile saw the way Tani e
was helping me. she started taking it al
for she was in a badly rundown conditlion
at the time. • It aas jurt as effectitt in
her case as in mow and we are nave
eijoying excellent health."
TiTa lilac Is sold In Coolers -to by E. R.
Wigle and the leading druggist in
every town.
COLBORNE.
The municipal council of the towrship
of Colborne met m the Township hall,
Carlow. July 1:i. All members prevent:
Reeve Young in the chair Minutes of
last meeting read and adopted. on motion
of Fisher and Currey. Moved t•y Mc-
Neil. seconded by Roberti -`n. that the -' --- -
clerk have bylaw No. 4 of 1915 :prohibit-
ing the running at large of all animals)
published in two issues of the toes! papers
of Goderich. Carried 1. communication
was received from T. Good, through his
lawyer, complaining that water coming off
MECCA
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OINTMENT
s THE GREAT HOUSEHOLD k
REMEDY FOR SORES,BL',NS
SCALDS FROST -BITE
BOILS CARBUNCLES ETC,
SOLD EVERYWHERE
25c - 50c $1.00 - $1.25
For sale by
J. A. Campbell. Druggist.
MCE u10 SULPHUR
OAHKENS GRAY HAIR
It's Orandmothe'a Recipe to
Restore Color, Gloss
and Attractiveness,
., Almost everyone knows that Bap
Tea and Sulphur, property compound-
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre to IS. hair when Laded, streaked
or gray. Tears ago the may way to
get this mixture waa to maks It at
home. which la mussy and trouble-
some- Nowadays. by waking at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sags and Sul-
phur Compound," you will get a large
battle of this famous odd recipe, im-
proved by the addition of other in-
gredienta, et a small cost. 9
Don't stay gray! Try It! No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, am it does It so naturally
and evenly. Tou dampen a sponge or
soft brush with It and draw this
through your halt• taking one small
strand at a time: by morning the gray
hair disappears, and after another ap-
plication or two, your 1 -air becomes
beautltully dark. glossy and attractive.
.Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com-
pound Is a delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire dark hair and e
youthful appearance. It la not in-
tended for the cure, mitigation or pre-
vention of diaease.
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STYLE QUALITY PRICE
Egg
ii
=
s It is our endeavor to make ea:h of these fee-
tures consistent with the others in all Footwear and to
give YOU entire satisfaction.
- Try Hen's Boot Shop for Service.
We are prepared for the holiday season with a
lull line Of Travelling Goods: Trunks, Club Bags,
Sutt'Csse., etc. ` �ali
REPAIR DEPARTMENT
In order to give better service in Shoe Repair-
ing we have installed a Finishing Mec line. The best
guaranteed in Repairing.
' HERN'S BOOT SHOP
emmillaiNIMMIIIIIIiiiiMMINIMINIMP
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the highway was injuring his land. The
Reeve and Councillor Fiedler were ap-
pothted a committee to investigate the
claim. A communication was received
from Chas. McPhee, through his lawyer,
asking if the award of the engineer was
going to be carried out. The following
committee was appointed to secure legal
advice and try and adjust the matter:
Reeve Young and Councillor • Currey.
The following accounts were paid: For
road work -Wm. Sallows 522.75, J. Alton
570. Jas. Snell $31, Lee Potter $31, John
Snell 132.50, J. Linfield *13. H. Brindley
526, W. Alton $26.65, G. Fulford $11.50,
Jas. Watson 519.50, A. Watson $13.
William Green $11.50. +U. Bogie
111.05, Wm, Vrooman 519.50, Wm. John-
ston 519 50, Wm. Carey $13, E. Young
519.50, R. Cousins 149.40. James Young
5l, J Thompson 564.50, J. Tigert 517.50.
John Fowler 514.80. Geo. Baxter 561.50.
H. Walters 510. E. Hardy $13. G. Million
513, J. Allan 143.20, J. Kernighan $40, A.
Fisher 53.25, E. Mitchell $650. E. Fisher'
$10, Wm. Snyder $36.5o, P. Fisher $43,
John Durst $26.50. E, Kurschenski $16.25,
Wm. Stevens *13. Wm Lee $22.75. Josh
Allan. $75.75. S. Young $16.257W. Watson
5100, H. Watson $66, L. Maskell 16.50.
A. %'anetone $39.50. S. Vanetone $45.50,
E,Hottzhousan $33.15,E. Vanstone $19.50.
R McCabe 45.50. H. Walters 852 E.
Allan $39,R. Allan 513, O. Walters $35.75.
A. Fisher $9.75, J. Salt 116 25. E. Million
$19.50, Josh Walters 826, Eli Walters $14,
W. Allan $14.H. Farrand $59 50. H. Fisher
$-32.50, J. Graham $35.75. J. Jenkins 513.
N WaltertoS63, J. Schwanz 135, Levi
Snyder 1105.85, W. Fisher 5.55.25, Wm.
Eteley 51.20. F. Fisher 11 20, Wm. Hill
82.40. Geo..Ryan $3.50, W Moore $17.95,
Geo. Feagan $126. H.Kerr 5182, S. Currey
895 50, W. Walters 825.35. J. Feagan
57.50, I. Currey $2080, Wm. Wagon
812. Wm. Carey $88.75. R. McMillan
$26. Geo. McNeil 58: C. P. R,, rent for
Fite of weigh scales at McGaw, $5. On
motion of Fisher and McNeil council
adjourned to August the IOth, at 2 p. m.
I.l[Tli[ttlltcroN, Cleck.
EXETER.
John Keys of town met with an accident
one day recently which might have colt
him his life. He was getting out timber
on Harry Horton's farm, Usborne, when
a log fell against his left leg. breaking it
between the ankle and knee.
Jack, the eight-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Moir, of Nanton, Alta.. who
are visiting here. died of diphtheria after a
beef illness, He is supposed to have
contracted the disease on the journey
from the West,
Wanted Them Quirk.
Mr. Parvenue -Smith was refurnishing
his library, which occupatio 1 was causing
him considerable anxiety. In despair he
called in an expert bookseller, and after
many suggestions and a final order for a
complete library, he turned to his adviser
and asked :
"And what is the name of the fellow
who writes such a lot-Shakeshitt, or
something like that, isn't it ?"
"Shakespeare. sir," answered the trades-
man.
"Yes, that's it. Get me all he's written
and make a note to order anything new
he may write."
Concealing a smile, the bookseller sup.
Rested : "And may I suggest you have
them bound in morocco ?"
"Bound in Morocco ?•" roared the
newly -made Croesus. "No. Certainly
not. I want the confounded things at
City Dalry lee cream bricks alive ye
on hand at 11. T. Edwards'.
A (K)I/ERICH ('OI'PLE HO ORE!)
Presfnnites Show Their Appreciation
sf Mr and Nrs. Donald Johnston
The l're+tent 1•rogres, reports, the
following sendof to Hr. 1F. H. John
*ton (wan of (Ir. ami Mrs. Ahoy
Johnston of floslerlch•1 and \Ir•.
Johnston (daughter of Mrs. Webster
of (Iosh•rleh.) Mr. and Mrs. John
*ton are going to Owen Sound, where
i(F Johnston will Ise (I.1ea3: 'teetif :
fe rowel] reception was tendered
to Mr. end airs. 14. M. Johnston In
the sch000l room of the Irre•sh)-terinn
chore' on Titnrwlay peening by the
141d1.-.' .Ud and the limned of ming
era. The whole affair 110.I been kept
dark from Mr. and Mrs. John11trin-
and when they aro-feed and sew the
IMneulhdl� laden tables they w•nmter
ed what ions np. They were not kept
waiting long When most of the
santlwk'hes and cake had disappeared
Rer. J. It. Johnston krnge and In q
few words drew attention to the feet
TEMPERANCE FOLK
DISAPPOINTED
Resent Action of Ottawa Government
in Postponing Referendum ' Me -
Campaign flans t part and Money
Lugs Involved.
Toronto, July 31. -"The postponement
of the referendum will be a grew
injustice to the Ontario Referendum
Committee, which, acting in good faith
and on a definite undelstanding with the
Government, has its organization already
set up in every county and city in this
Province, has signed contracts fur adver-
tising space in all the dailies and weeklies
of the Province, and has billboard space
also contracted for lied the necessary
pesters and literature arranged, all for
tJie date fixed, namely. October 25," said
Rev. Dr. A.S. Grant. "11 the date should
be changed all this would be lost and be
a waste of money. Besides, it is a great
injustice to the temperance people of, this
Province in leaving the doors open td the
flooding of the Province with liquor from
outside. and prolonging the- present intol.
arable condition c f things.
"Ontario should not be treated differ-
ently from the other Provinces, which
through their Legislatures have\pplied
for the taking of the vote on the gttestlon
of importation.
"!J the voters' bets for Ontario hav\e to
be revised we are nbt offering any ohjec-
tion, but we think the cold bits ought
be as lair for one party aft for the other,
nd being of such recent date might very
eft serve as an expression of the will of
people on this quertiogof importation,
thus save both the Government and
pie of the Province large expend.
1 time and money.
we do demand that tete Govern.
an
the
iture
,me9t 6
date on
the same nner as the other Provinces,
and have the•Ontario voters' lists pre-
pared so t t the vote .can be taken a.
formerly err ged, on October 25, 1920."
Rap f the Government,
"It's not a v promising beginning for
a new Governm tin respect to advanced
1elislation," sai Rev. Dr. Chown,
superintendent of the Methodist Church,
last night. "I am ery sorry to hear it.
It will occasion a eat deal of disap-
pointment. Everythl. • in the campaign
was going forward nic , and now plans
will be all upset." /
1'r,•,dun for Owen Sound, where he
has igen apiaofltted e1.T.R. agent, nus
surrounded by the Mosinee,, wen and
ioowler% at the 1141W ling green lust
night and preseuted with a howler's
doh l.ag which was Maden with moue)'.
shortly after M (. chuck all the bowl -
lug •games Wt'le guspeiul(rl and air.
Juluiston, wlio was bowling at the
time, was eallel from the green to an-
swer the phone. On arriving at the
OHIO 1i.tt he was surrounded 1,y hts
many friends and informed that he
were not wanted on the telephone but
there was something better awaiting
ham. ]Ir. Thomas Hepburn then
coque (crwned and read an address in
Which It stater) how sorry the citizens
were to loose Mr. Johnston, Mrs.
Johnston and the family. and what
was Preston's loss wit's Owen Ronud's
gain. The address spoke in the high -
tering of he wally good thing, he
Clone sit ow be twe•ame a eltixeu
of 1'lweton, i we sixteen. years 350.
At the popper time air. R. 11. Park-
er made the prtwntation. Mr. Jejliet-
rettn. although taken very much My
surprise, tu;tde a moat replyin which
he referred to the pleasant years tooth
he and Urs.. Jodi/option had silent In
Preston. Ile .stated that when he
reached ifs new tithe of labor, ho mat-
ter law lunch work Ile had to per-
form. be would Meyer . forget his
many Preston friends.
Mr. Johnston was then asked to op-
en the bag and In nn duieg he fairly
staggered w114111 he s11w that the bag
w'a a ttlleel tl the Krim with hills and
Ito immediately naked for a hacker to
lonok after his wintry.
Mr. Joiniston expects to leave for
Oweu Round the latter )tart of this
;rook and he and his family leaw
stop with the wish of every Oil-
7
lt!-
Nett that he will Meet with an abnuti-
anep of sne,.'ss and that he mud his
`,fatuity well like their new home.
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4dw w wafts r moa tem ate
Whig awe
Purity
Itsell-
Above di other,- baby's
a, meet
took ate M
Sunlight
Soap
is air r sear t. ems - barmen
a w rr5t s...... 01 the
ems .td .heel a deme..e
e.esrss etiolate
miasma
LIVES
■a0'rHltU
- LIMITED
rososre
'ca B DAILY BETWEEN BUFFALO & CLEVELAND
3 12IAGNIF!CENT STEAMERS 3
Thi (:reit ship "5FLANDBEE" - "CITY OF F]IIE" - `CTTY OF BUFFALO"
Berea...
BUFFALO-sDaily, May 1st to Nov. 15th -CLEVELAND
Caere avnat.e 1 a,0o P. ►t. Lards Lease CuvatAwa - 9.00 P N.
Amo days,* -e 730 A. M. ( $ranoA.0 TLCs t Arne et -'Paw . 7 90 A- M.
C.m..et,oe. at Cleveland far Ceder Peat, Ped -in -Ray, Toledo. rNtren and ether Nits. Raikod
Caskets reeding between a.11.i. and Care:end ere fund for transpa too;. on on our ee.
.toaa. Ask
m
rear deka Meant v Aeeieea L Arnett for to. stn C ! 11 L,n.. Kos Tosrot Auto.
wean Ret..- 510.S lard 1 np. with 2 Mye rmvn lmat, Iw eve mot asewmag 1.7 la. wheelbase.
amot.f ally adored ae,tw.ul poria e4trt of The Great 11bp " SEEA,141141e3" amt on stomp% al
Ore rent*. Also ask for our 1• -res petunia and dYraptiee Wald./ fees.
Tia Cl v.t.a4 A Buffalo
Trmssit .d
f
Ivo sit C(*0 UUii++1■y
The Groot ShIp
"1IEAII1i* ss
-J. Itareelliad mea featly
p....0 54�f ..Island
woo ereItyheiTld`, Slimpisa
.novelty,. 15 p.as..gma
FARE $463
uld treat this Province as to the
'hick the vote is to be taken in
that Mr. and MEM. JO, on were
abont to learr I'yerstoa, He taller!
ou 1)r. J. Seott Hogg to act . s spokes-
man for the Ladd' A : which
needless to soy, he did in . most
acceptable manner. At' the oil rt tine
lime srnnt•l.Mly brought forth a large
II old Irintbiowe flour plass lamp
which was ofte•ially declared to belong
he•1Mefortlh to Mr. and Mrs. Johnston.
Though it came 1111 It complete
xttrtrrise to them Mr. Johnston in a
brief speech thankel his friends and
rot -workers to the (Moire for the
expr.•.olon of good -will and also for
the kfndupss shown 'them over a great
many years. Short and appreciative
nddresse-r followed from Sir. Thos. 1
Hepburn on behalf of tilt' session.•
from Mr. W. J. Irving, who anereds
(Ir. .lnhnston as elmirwan of the J, -
!Hoard of managers, t from Mr. It. A.
afetaliltray, -11i i predecessor as elm ir-
man, atul from Mr. C. Ramsay.
representing the choir. Excellent
solos were given respectively by Sligo,
\\'osadheutl and Mr. Rulit•rtou.
Throughout the nee thought Will
dolui1mn1,-the our lagging interest
and zeal uuulif(-ote'c1 by the recipient's
in the work of the i'hureh, 51r. John-
ston especially 1u his ettp.et•ky as
chairman of tits' beard and .Mrs.
Johnson. as y member of the 'Attlee'
Atteorne-oter.:*.es-oliesooliatiolao
bored hen+, the former enuring to
Preston' . in 11514 es 0..T.1{, agent.
There were general 711141 genuine ex-
pressions of regret at losing them,
while all rsctgnlzerl the feet that in
going, to ((wen Round, Mr. Johnston
airs receiving a well merited bnsfnei,ft
promotion. The evening e•ont'ludel
with the singing of "Itlt'et Is• the tie
that hinds," "Auld iatng Syne,' and
the National Anthem..•
The Lawn Bowlers, Tee.
Mr. 1)otale iJoluagon. Bran.(
Trunk agent, who le about to leave
POISON
LIKE
UNTO
VENOM
OF
SNAKES
Psidesoor H. Strum, M. I)., of the Royal
Cb.,ity Hospital, says, "The mune for an
attack of gout, rheumltanm, lumbago is
supplied by the increase of uric acid fa the
blood serum, the result of various ammo,
the most frequent of which is renal. Before
an attack, one widen srm.tlms from be.d-
era., wuralgla, twinges d pain Ikea and
there.':
When yob kldnpyrs feel hike hump, of
kid, when the heck hurts or the unne is
cloudy, full of sediment, or you have rheu-
matic pains or lumbairo, gout, sialic.:
o'taro at your nearest drug store "Anuria'
(wadi -uric -.did).
This is the dMeovery M rhe Pierce of
'rise Invalids' Holisl Buffalo, N. Y. An-
uric" le an antidote for this one acid obtain-
ing and dissolves uric acid in the body much
as eat melee dissolve* attar.
'Anuric will trate tato the joint*
and mrr,Ms, and dissolve the p.ironoua
aeeumul.tions. It will stamp out trains.
Montreal, Qin.!-"1 rannot praise IH.
Pierce'* Anurle (an$i-uric-arid) enough for
what it has dense for ane. For three months
1 wit under the doctor's earn and got no
hotter. 1 wee always mnplalning a nit
kidneys. I did bot know what to do. t
read about Anurie and made up my mind
so try it. r have Wk.e tan hews wad
Inst rornptale soy moan. I have gained ie
weight sell un .101 Raining. My appe55
ig great and slam but corn* to me. That is
what the Asnnie Tablets have dons far mei
i do truly raeommend there to threes who
are wi1.rint the way 1 did. The Wiles
we oddity good; though not expurive,
tow to buy, but hard to beat." -T, A.
BROWN. SW Dtlee6estp, Rt. W.
send in awes to Dr. Pierre's tavediee
Neut. Buffalo, N. Y. for trial paekys
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G'INADIiN PACIFIC
FARM LABORERS WANTED
"Fare Going -115 to WINNIPEG.
3,i cent pr elle rnStipl to destination,
"Fare Returning" -$28 fres WINNIPEG.
3i tat per nude starting pint to Ifinorpod.
GOING DATES
AUGUST S, From
and From
AUGUST 111. yrom
Pr
AUGUST 11g Trn+
and Froma
AUGUST 15.. 'From
T[RRITORY
Stations in Ontario. Smith's Tails to and including Toronto on Loke Ontario Shore 1•..
end Haedock•Peterboro UDC.
St .ions lUngston to Renfrew Junction, inclusive.
Statlyneon Toronto -Sudbury dlreet line, between Toronto and Perry Sound inclu.iva
om Statioyy\\ee Drano.l to Port McNicoll and Burketon, to Bobcaygeon, iaetnites. ,
StationSouth and Wesor
t of Toronto to and including Hamilton and Winds. Ont.
Owen S nd. Walkerton, Tenwster, Wingb.mt seem, Listowel. Oodatiah. St. Mm•F'%
Part Bur'wea, sad St. Thomas Branches.
Stations Toronto mod North to Bolton. inclusive.
SPEOIAL TRAINS FROM TORONTO
Pall particulars from Canadian Pacific Ticket Agents. W. B. HOWARD, District Pe..eoger Arent. Toronto.
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STABILITY OF THE COMP Y
ENSURES
STABILITY IN THE PRODU
T'WFN1'YFIVE years of growing bigger, keeping in daily touch rubber
markets, having the opinions of tire experts the world over on our product• -
&en it not stand to reason we can the better serve you It u as .1 you were bu o
l,.mtJon, Paris, Kew York, smuhaneoualy,•when you holy a Dunlop Tw ia
cord Construetiora--Trernon,- `Ribbed.'
Fabric ConstruMIory-'Tracnor.-- -Sproul: -A.l, md,' •Gipps,• •Phis•
Wee As tin ..limbos se - Nnlop,- you ren Feel the (o n oat, Sae the Ws/a, and Sere the Saar. -.
'REGULAR GREY," -EXTRA HEAVY SERVICE GREY. -.n1 "BRITISH DUNLOP RED- TUBES
DUNLOF ACCESSORIES
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co., Limited
Had Offs. sad Factories . TORONTO
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