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inserted for long periods. Dnety desouption of JOE
PRINTING turned out in the finest style, and at.
moderate rates, Cheques, money orders, &c,, for
advertising, subscriptions, etc,» to be made payable
o i
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PROPRIETORS.
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Professional Cards.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. S,, i
Ilonor graduate of 'reroute Univeristy.
DENTIST,
Teeth extracted without any pain, or any bad efleet8
Office in Fanson s Block, west side Main street,.
Exeter. -
DR- DALTON ANDERSON (D.D.S. L.D,S
DENTIST
Honor Graduate of Toronto University and Royal
College of Dental Surgeons of. Ontario. Also Post
Graduate of Chicago School of Prosthetic Deatietery
(with honorable tnontion.)
Allutnhrum, Qold and Vulcanite Plates made In the
neatest manner possible. A perfectly harmless an-
aesthetic used for painless extraction of teeth.
Office one door south of Carling Bros. store, Exeter.
Medical
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T. P. 11eLAUGHLIN, MEMBER OP THE
iJ College of Physicians and Surgeons Ontario.
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur. Office, Dash-
wood, Ont.
Tr- John -D. Wilson, Office .and Residence, 29tr'
!J Queens Ave., London Ont. 'Special attention'
paid to diseases of women. Office hours, 12.30 to 4
p. m.
Legal,
VOCESON e CARLING, BARRISTERS,. SOLIOI-
i-, tors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners.
Solicitors for Molsons Bank, etc. Money to' loan at
owest rates of interest. 'Offices, Main street, Exeter,
h R. Cnnti.ro, B.A., L. DICKSON
Auctioneers
;BROWN, -Winchelsea.• Livened Auctioneer-
. ' for' the Counties of Perth and Middlesex.
also for,the township of IJsborne. Sales promptly
attei?ded.te,;avd';terms reasonable. Sales arranged
at Post.Ottcef'iVinohelsea..
The • oisona'. Bank -
(Chartered by Parliaplent, 1565.)
Head Office, Montreal.
Capital Authorized $5,000,000
Paid up Oapital.... $2,850,420.
Reserve Fund. .••' .. 2,720,.778
JAS.
ELLIOTT, General Manager.'
—EXETER BRANCH,—
Office hours -30 a.m. to 3 p.m; Saturdays 10 a,m
a, a., .. "• to 1 p.m. -
A general banking business transacted.
general
Money advanced good ed to Farmers at lowest rates.
Savings'Bank Deposits from $1 and upwards, receiv-
ed. interest allowed at highest eurrent rates.
Daorsox & CARLING, N. D. iiaaoox,
Solicitors. Manager.
Bicycles
We are still In the Bicycle trade
;alt>_d this year show some fine speci-
nerle.; The CUSHION FRAME is
the Ideal wheel 'Co ride. Prices mod
.era.te
19-ew. piano'
Several'New Pianos just put • in
stock ; Howest styles and the best
Wakes. It will pay you to see Chem.
Yon will be surprised at the LOW
PRICES at which we sell diem.'
Organs of - the Latest
makes always in. stock
Sewing Machines &c.
WO,Sewing .141
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�e are leaders ill �
chines—the best rnaehines Chart the
trade produces are on; our floor for
your iltspe tion e also repairs Need
les, etc., for all kinds of sewing foal-
-chimes, always on hand.
Call atld see us if in nerd of.
any of tie above:
,C43. RTgN
Ayer's]
Falling hair means•weak hair.
Then strengthen your hair
feed ft with the only hair food,
Ayer's Hair Vigor, It checks
falling hair, makes the hair
ilair 1Tigor
grow, completely curesdan-
druff. And it always restores
color to gray'hair, all the rich,
dark color of early life.
"My hair war. IsUln out badly and I was
amnia I iyould toss It alt Then I tried flyer's
Hair Vfgor, It qulckty stoppedthe ia111ng and
mado m�y l?atr all I could wish ft to bosh
RSSE00.& E, ALLIIN, Lrlizabeth, N. J.
sue a bottle. J. o. Ayes co.,
st.lydru elite. mominvoulImwe11, ashes
Ior•
r
Felin. Hair
I1ii:f!3�I't
1V. Fa•irservice, 'svbo has been osrt
West for the past year, is home again
looking hale and hearty.-ltlr, Mark
Best and ;wife, of Brandon, Main:, are
on a Visit to friends here,—H. Jackson
lett a few days ago for, Stratford where
lie has accepted a situation on the G.
T.R.—kb, James Connors. has sold his.
fat•in otr the lath concession, Tucker=
smith, to Mr. Wm. Leitch, of Hallett,
$5,500.: The farm contains KLIIont 100
acres. Mr. Leitch gets possession next
fall. He has got a gond farm'at a t'ei•y
reasonable puce.. -In the report of.
snecessfta candidates in the recent ex-.
eminations at Toronto Dniver•sity, we
noth,e that :Fred Fowler hes passed his
first esanlination in the theory of inn -
sic With first-class humor 'standing.
This is creditable to Me. Fowler as he
has been teaching -school for many
years and so had not Mach time for
eti'a, work. • For" the last- eight and.
one hall years he has taught in his
home soh or No.1, Bullet, but resign-
ed at New Years in order to give tnrare
attention to his studies,, especially to
nineiia. He h;ts proved himself anex-
celletrt teacher and is mach esteemed.
On the last day of school the pupils
and pareelts gave him,as a token of re-
spect, warty pretty and nsefnt gifts to
getiaer, With a liberal cash present. Mr.
l+otyler intends prnsuitig his studies at
home fire some time and afterwards at
Totem! o
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.
DE firer.—flats. Thos. Livingstone des
parted. this life on Ttaeaday, -Jan. 12,
having attained the. good age of .77
years and 3 months. Deceased wars
born 1n County Fermanah, Ireland.
Had she lived until„April next, ,herself
and aged husband, who survives her,
Would have celebrated the sixtieth an-
niversary of their marriage. Soon af-
ter' their marriage they left the old
land and emigrated to Canada, set,tliug
itt IU.ullett, on the:farm where the de-
ceased' lied resided fors 513' yoals E'er-
self and huslraud bravely strove with
the hardships and privations of pioueet-
life and were spared (u see the ftiiits
Of their labor's in a comfortable home-
stead end a large fuuiily well provided.
for Besides her aa.gt•d busband she
leaves <a family of four sons and six
daughter. Rlrs. Livingstone had nut
int eied fr'our any particular diseest',
htit glyduatlly gore Wats' before natal eel
decay, and until about five weeks be
fur'e her: deal h was able to he: around
attending to herhonseholdduties. She
Was a most elelnpiaay Warmth in -every
respeet,.
When you cant eat
.bre
a5-
Clsi, - take Scott's Emulsion.
When il: n you can't eat ' bread
and
�YY' take Scott's
4h33�ar3 butter,' �,� �
Enuilsion ,
' •
3 Whin you
u !lave
been in a milk diet arid
want sos.'.Iseg a little
more
nouI i,.,-,ing; take Scott's
E a ales: -m.
To =,t fat: you must eat
fit. Scott's EI 1. i§ion is a
rat a - rent..
✓t:'G i' ,giver.
a : lost-', who have ve lost flesh
1. - ARE Want to in`�rcase all body.
: ' .4 � �” i deists, not only fat. Scott'sQ
�.! 9 •..,�I.5 i 1,
Erl3t,1.sion increases e e
When you insist o� llatvinrr' bone, -.
�' �rtflesh,bia�od. and I
,
Har
Bros HouP r.rve.
For invalids,
Ont' STAR FLOUR is made. from
the choicest Outario. and Manitoba.
wheat.
The quantity of our WiILATLI1'1:
'hats been .improved by sterilizing i1.
10 lbs. rox' 25c. Give it a trial.
Itis It A FOOD" not 14 FAD. )t
Our fncintios for the handling' of
the chopping teach, ape tinseesmeeed,
The new Vcsssot grinder is giving gritil
satisfaction,
IIAR 1/ .C.t.,L BROS.
Millers.
lv�
aaitoh aaids,hoarnetietis, and. other thtoat
ailrlieuts ate quickly relieved byVapo-Creso
(ene tablets, ten cents Aor box, Alt druggists,
for con.
vat escents, for consumptives,
e
for'weak children, for all
who Gleed flesh . Scott's
Emulsion is • a rich and com.
fw and
ortabik foot a natural
tome.
Scott's Emulsion for bone,
flesh blood' and nerve,
}, .. .
�rq win send you
a free sample, I [
Ile sure that this ;'leture
In rile feria �of a label is on
the wra pct of every Goth,; t
of Emu hton you"buy.
SCO l T & BOWNEI.
CliCtrI1STS, a
T'orotlto Ontario.
i
Sot. tend Si L an dfuggists
SEWS TOPICS OF WEEK
•i71portant EVents in Few Words
For busy Readers.,'
he 33uasy Wonder xi»pl,eningr, !Carefully
Compiled age rut : Trate Randy and
Attractive Sltape 'for. tha Readers of
Our'['aper'•-A. Solid'leourts I."uloymen
in parreg'raplas.
'01x.1111 tr,.
Montreal,
Jan,1.8.-•141;iss Mare? Van
l•Iorne, youngest sister of Sir Wil -
lam Y an Horne, died here yester-
lay.
l v'
13e1 111 J 16,—Byron
e. a an,- O t
01 t of
'lnson has been nominated by the
Liberals of Weet I7astings for .the .
J omnlons.
Stratford, > Jan. 16.—The 'root' of
he Daly Blocs., one of Stratford's.`
andmarks, collapsed yesterday morn-
ing, owing to the heavy .load of
snow.
Kingston, Jan, 16,—Queen's Citi' -
s el sity Senate has agreed to the
elimination of Euclid from the ma-
, Lheriaatleal worlc in the matriculation.
,seailljllat.tone.
I 'Toronto, Jan. 15.—Benjamin Sane-
' addressed the Empire Club on Cana-'.
dian: sentiment boiore and after con-
federation yesterday. Mr. Suite is
one of the most prominent of French-
Canadian writers.
Brantford, . Jan. 16g—Tho case' of
J . 1i}aston, the insane Dowieite, was
heard yesterday before Justice of the
Peace Leitch. From the evidence: ad-
duced he was judged insane, and will
be removed to the Hamilton asylum,
Montreal, Jan. 16:—Lord Strath
Iona has •placed at the disposal of
McGill. University . the Workman.
Building, the same to be used as .aa
conservatory of music,: Charles A. E.
B arns to be the organizing:, director
of the new department.
Winnipeg,. Jan. 16.—An En `fish-
R
1 worilan- residing in New York was in
this city yesterday on her. ` way to
marry a wealthy bachelor 01 Boisse
vain, Man. She answered an adver-
tisement for a housekeeper, which
appeared in a local paper, with most
happy results.
Toronto, Jan. 16. -With his throat
cut several inches and in a very !veal
condition, Edward Weller, Lawton
avenue, Deer Park, was brought to
St. Michael's Hospital last night at
about 8 o'clock. He had attempted.
to commit suicide, family ;trouble's;
He will likely recover.
Toronto Junction, .)'an. 16,-
Joseph F. Noyes, a raan who has
been doing rough work al;ouncl the
Heydon House, Weston road wus
yesterday. morning 'found frozen to
death in an out of the way spot west
of Quebec avenue, and not far- from
131oor street. Noyes had been drink-
ing heavily.
Vancouver, B.C., ; Jan, 16 'Wn>
Loveless, a tobacconist, was killed,
last evening by shock from a fallen.
telephone wire which had got crossed
with an electric light wire. The WLte
was lying in the centre of the street
and Loveless not 'seeing it in the
dark Walked -right into it. ,Death
was almost' instantaneous. -
D.N ET:: r r
Scott -dale, Pa.—Ton people Were
hurt, 'none fatally; by a collision of
traction care.
Johnstown, Pa.—The purchase '01
the Beech Creek Coal and Coke Com-
pany by the 1 etmsylvania Colima iy'
is consummated. '
Binghamton, ,N.Y.—C. G-, Chaffee,
aged• 70, while returning house in a
snow storm drove in front of a train
and was instantly killed.
Rome,. N,Y.-Clarence Alvord,- a
well to do resident, aged 58, was
found at the bottom of a mill pond,
He broke through the ice while at-
tempting to cross.
Birmingham, Ala.—Fire of incen-
diary origin burned the Pratt City
jail. Jack • Kelly (white) and four
unidentified aogroes were burned to
death. Twenty others escaped.
Terre Haute, Ind., Jan
Elizabeth Wardlec aged 45, and her
two young daughters have been burn-
ed to cloa'h in their home near here.
It is supt.oeed the building caught
fire from an overheated stove.
New York, Jan. 16 _ .uthentic in-
formation from the frontier is an-
xiously a
o y v v. i
1 tr.d here, as the belief is
wide -spread, cables the Herald's Pan-
alna correspondent, that the Ooloia-
bian's have alr•eacly started to march
upon the Isthmus.
Watertown; N.Y.—Chinese Inspec-
tor Joseph, Wright of Itouse's Point,
and James Hodges of Malone, were
killed in a freight collision near
Rouse's Point.' Inspector Wright was
on the train welching for -Chin amen
crossing the border.
GREAT EZITAIN AND If1ELA1 D.
At the annual meeting of the Bdr- ,
nado's Homes no Saturday, the . state-
ment was in r -t that 11,200. boys and.
girls were sr `.,1 to Canada, last year,
and 15,000 6IUce work began,
Conlon .Jan. 16.—(C,A,P,)—The.
cheese markets is filen for all grades.
Finset is eel() Led at from 58 to 5i1
shillings per cwt, Fine is in small
supply and is CiuOted lit from 50 to
52 shillings per •cwt.
Lotdon, Jan, 15.-Tlie body of
Captain, the Non, .Thomas Lister
(Lord. Ilii iblesdale's floe, cl` heir),
reported missing• after the- engage:
inert recently between the Ili'itish
and the forces' of the ,N[ad Mullah has
been foiincl pierced by a spear,
London, atm, 16,-(C. A.i:y.)—The
bye -election in leorwich for a Sttc
censor tc? the late Si r.1 Larry Bullard,.
resulted in the freo traders gaining
the seat, The tote -Was aa follows:
't'illot•, Tethered, 8,756, Wild,, • `Union-
ist,.- (1,756; floberts, Labor, 2,240,
luci raid Kipling se s South Africa
S i fi y
s able 1101 only to fcad: the 1\lldthete
and With corn, but the 'United States
too,'V'ic{oi'la Iia Ile, with 36,000,000
horse -power is:able to famish eine-
',Hefty enough,, to make the dark
Kolltfnent a blaze of glory to Mural -
late the' earth,
London, Jill, 1G. (C. A. t',)—A
t1'Ona'',moverilent has been organized
:o secure Ilia establishment of aa, Lon.
ion Ir Ierial' anti Colonial
nI rClub. A
nucleus for this already e1ists hi the
Colonial, Club, the Atlst'ai.ian t7llb,
"ar141 ot*hlo ,: The sltLtli o£ osl00,000 is
beim guaranteed.
Landes), Jan. 16,—A, statement
l :l�
psal hie,'
by The Evening ngStet'
thatat
King Edward is sufft'i'ing frown ani pl..
feettoll Of the throat is based en an
nneOntrniecj,i'efgrt that His Majesty
had eansulted a local physician: ho-
cause
ecause of a trivial sore throat during
his.' recent visit to Chatsworth,
London, Jan. 15.T -It is understood
that a settlement of the :,Trish • .Uni-
versity question is imminent: Tire
Cathclio 1lierarcl y ,has abandoned its
demand for ecclesiastical centro' and
has consented to accept the Scheme
pt'oposed by Lord Dunraven, namely,
this affiliation of the two . neve Catho-
lic colleges with Dublin University.
I -I m'
ala —
a rh Senate Senate has approv-
ed a bill authorizing T'resident Palma
to increase duties in' his judgment
'not to exceed thirty per cent.
Montevideo, Uruguay, Jan. 16,—It
le reported that a serious battle has
taken place between the Government
troops and the insurgents, the latter
losing heavily.
Berlin, Jan, 18.—The Humburger
Nachricliten says that Emperor Wil-
liam has invited ,James Cordon 13en-
nett to be his guest during the au-
tonrobile races at II'arnburg,
Home, Jan. 18.—The United States
continues to' be the chief direction of
Italian emigration, the number of
einie'rants going there in 1903 teach-
ing a total of nearly 250,500,
r;ew York—According ' to advices
the Jiminex'party .in Santo Dimirgo
ismeeting with great success, While
the capital is holding out •against its
forces it is believed that the Provis-
ional Governnie•it will soon capitu-
late.
THE RAILWAY COMMISSION.
Pt itiurr Has Slaee Offered to Pref. Hills
of 1uelp:t 0. A. C.
Ottawa, Jan. 16.—Professor' James
Mills, Frinciial of the Ontario Agri -
cult -era' College, has been offered a
position on the Railway Commission
created 'under the statute of .:last
, year. If he accepts, as he' doubtless
*111, the constitution of the Com-
mission will be complete. The other
nu:'nbers are Mr. Blair, chairman..
and Mr. Bernier. The office of secre-
tary is as yet unfilled. Dr. Mills has.
I:W.:graphed his consent to Premier;
Laurier. •
Conamissi.e agd rte coaditi.ns.. The salary of the chairman of
the Commission is '$10,000 a
year, and that ' of each of - his
000 a year, and that of each of his
•colleagues $8,000. They are appoint-
. ed for the term of ten years, but
may be re -appointed on the expire -
tion of that period. They are not
eligible for office after reaching the
age of 75. ,The Conmeissioners arE, toe
reside in Ottawa: and -their office,
must be located here. A vice-chair-
man may be appointed to act when
;the chairman is net present. Two
tilernbers will forma quort:)n. The
board roust hold no railway stock:
and must not be interested in any
Ittd ter that comes'' before them.. If .a
Coinmissioner has any interest he
inust be replaced by another Cotn
niissioner, appointed fir --the purpose.
r}I'he salary of the secretary is not to
',exceed $1,000 per annum The re-
'.niaining °the 's will be appointed by
tithe board, subject to the - approval
of the Government.
MAJOR J. E. Ciouc:i,
:C.nrranded Others Bravery, lint Didn't
Mention iiis Own.
London, Jan. 18.—Several months
,ago . Victoria Crosses were awarded
Capts. Walker and Rolland for - gal-
:lantry during action at Daratoleh,
:in Somaliland, in carrying a. wound-
ed otiicer back under a heavy fire.
The announcement Saturday that
Major J. E Gough, commander of
the column, had got the' Victoria
Cross- for gallantly in the same ac-
tion caused surprise and wonder why
it was so belated.
It seems that- Gough, as comman-
der, recommended the other two,
but made no mention 'of his own con-
duct. A private letter front Rolland
first brought the news to England,
with the 1, stilt that it • was call-
ed to the attention of the Bing re-
cently.
Gough is but 2'i years old. ITo has
been lnentioned three times in de-
spatches for services:in South Afri-
ca, and is now promoted to be bre-
vet lieutenant -colonel.
LOST IN THE STORM.
:1t�3 1ioid of n 3', t,' ',- :tient Lncknow in
I5natvstgrnr.
Listowel, Jan. 14.—Abo tt 4 o'clock
Saturday afternoon,. A,W.Maybury,
0 relieve -do and highly respected
,fc,rtrier;' who lives about five miles
southeast of here, started ted 1 x home
with a load of chop, The roads were
so heavy that he left his horses at
11"acidott , about three miles out,
•attrl u 'ra ,jrward on foot in a blind-
ing sitr' :ai orl.lt. ITe was found dead
in a, fl' d about (i o'clock Sunday'
.evening, a mile from hot, e, within
fifteen roils of a farm, house, ITe had
apparently missed his way end had '.
' been overcome by the cold. He was
32 years old and ict'tves a widow and
small:` child.
RES' .1AT1O r OPnli?, A its.
7i Nnvr No Longer a lslenrber of Titmice -
itemize; Cahtiniselon;'
Termite, Jan, 18.—'Tho announce.
Spent was rnado ori: Satur'd,ay that
Mr, A. 31), .Arles had 1'es `,,ne i from
tha position o1 Chairman. Of the coir'-
Inission in, charge of the Temiskain-
ln6 ,;:t :.$orthea•n t)nttu'io Railway,
i The resignation carries With it the
seat on the „e0111611 551on as well.
56001,ies eta d Exp go) ut'e,
3a' `ort Frances, Jali, 15,—The coro
n
er's inquest ort the body Of, the tw,o
)nen found dead near Vert 31 rantee
returned e, verdict of' salads -in the
,arse of W, Watson, while'ternpurai'y
Insane, mid ' deat.lifrom exposure 1 1,
ihat o£ John Scott,
Drylid ale .„
.DEa x,. --A feeling of gi00iu filled
5601) bratvt WheKI .the deittb of Albert
D5 C
n)� was
beardof
the sad
event
t
taking place tt t�3 residence
of his
parents, 1,41.3... dad Mrs. Regis Denolm•,
oxr' .h-iday, Jan, 8th, tit the age of 17
years. Deceased had been ailing ;sonic
time with :a disease which iluitll de,
veloped into brain fever: and its spite of
all that hind friends and medical ttid
could do he paused !treaty, Ali ':who
ktiew hint gave, evidence of Iris sterling
character which made 11ilir 0 general
favorite in the nei ht,+rip d, PO: o;i'.y
With tin 'o'Ul)„' pooliio bust the tilde':
O c
and n h
cs s 5;'f' they feel a , llU
b tx tl xd a, c 1 t
1;
they lienee indeed lost s friends. His
remains were laid to reet its `3t. Peter's
cemetery on Sunday, Jana. 10. at 8 0,03..
whither they were followed by 0 large
conc,onrse,ox friends. The hareaaveai
family and friends have the deepest
sympathy of the entire community in
this hour of sorrow.
Miss Gannon, Sec'y Detroit
Amateur Art Association, tells
young women what to do to
avoid pain and ,:suffering caused
by female troubles.
"DEAR Mus. ' PmEnt i : — I can con-.
eientionsly recommend Lydia E.
I-'inkham's Vegetable Compound
to those of my sisters suffering with
female weakness andthe troubles
which so often befall women. I suf-
fered for months with general weak-
ness, and felt so weary that I had hard
work to keep up. I had shooting pains,
and was utterly miserable. In my dis-
' vas 1 was advised to use Lydia, 1 ,
Pinlzhari's . Vegetable Com-
pound, and it was a red letter day to
ane when I took the first dose, for at
that time my restoration began. In
six weeks I was a changed woman,
perfectly well in every respect. I felt
so. elated and happy that I want ,all
women who suffer to get well as I did."
—Miss Goma Gazrlrox, 359 Jones St.,
Detroit, Mich., Secretary Amateur Art
Association. —;5000 forfeit If original of abeue
letter proving genuineness cannot be produced.•
When one considers that. Miss
Gannoil's letter is only one`of the
countless hundreds which we
are continually p ublishing in the news-
papers of this country, the great virtue
of Mrs., Pinkham's medicine must be
admitted' by all.
EXETER NARK TS.
affANOPID E4UJXI WED rE 1D..`?I
Wte
lie.
Barley. 35
Oaats. . a , ,, 20 tl
Y'ea$. 61) )
Pete toes,per barr 1 iY
1. , a t3 x
Roy, per ton . 700 t
Butter.
laggs.
Hides,, 0x' 100
Live bogs, per
Dreasecl ;[los,..
$hort$fper cwt... ,
Bran per
ow
t, � t.
Floor, per cwt., A'olter,.,
:4 410
5 .,1„'1
51 50
dl!BollfcEt,:i .
F
HEAD OFyIC'b:, MONTREAL
Capital Veld Up 6,000,000,
Rest - 2,100,000
A general Banking business traiasacted, "
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Sayings hank accounts and Deposit lteceipts:
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China, Japan and other foreign countries.
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OF SUCH THINGS LS
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! .1.0 Sizes of Iron
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.;
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Ladies, Favorite, t
' Is- the only safe, reliable )
regulator on which woman
can depend "in the :hour,
and time of need."
Prepared in two degrees of
strength. No.. 1' and No. 2.
No. 1, -Por ordinary cases
is by far the -best dollar;
medicine known.
No. 2 -For special. cases 10 degrees
stronger—three dollars per box.
Ladies—ask your druggist for Coo5e's
Cotton Root Compound. Take no other
as all ;pills, mixtures and imitations are
dangerous. No. 1 and No. 2 are sold and
recommended by all druggists in the Do-
minion of Canada. Mailed to any address
on receipt of';�r rice and four 2 -cent postage
stamps. 3,he Cook Cornparsorry,, ®nt„ -
" Vind
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No: 1 and 1 0. 2 aresold in �,, Drs. Lutz and
Browning, Druggists.
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DR. SLOCUrvl, Lung Specialist
list
(PLAIN AND-GAiV..?..;ZED)
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WE MAKE TO ORDER
Castings of Every P El Vita.
Foi' Cale -1 bay r ,11'ess -.c13 1
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set 1200 lb. scales,
GENERAL REPAIRS
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ONEa
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FREE
AS A TRIAL
Ewe'y Sufferer Lath to sa i photic Catarrh,
Br onohltis' La grippe, Pulmonary
anBronchial Troubies
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If you have any of the following syrnptoms itmeans that the germs
of consumption aro in your system, Accept Dr. Slocum's generous offer.
Aro your iunogs v7oak?
Do you dough ?
Do you. have 3aine in the chest?
Do you spit up pbleegal?
Ts your throat sore andinfiazaed?
1s your appetite bad?
Do You have ait;lei eweart8?
Are you to i.ig flesh?
Aie you pale, thin and weak'?
Do you have zinging in the ears?
Do you have hot Sashes?
Is there dropping its the threat?
Is the nose dry and stuffy?
TTaive you a coated tengue1
Call your disease is/bayou will, these symptoms indicate that you have in year
body the seed of the most ditngciolis of Maladies. In order to let all people know
the marvellous power of his system of treatment, Dr. Slocum has decided to give
free to: all sufferers as a test hiss iree trial 'treatment,
ONE WEEK'S TRTiril. OF OP SLOOTJ'S SYSTEN1
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OF Af ET RtE
NOthing Could be more rsxsooable> marc generous than Dr, 5to.lrr.
s x4ie".
The ',Slocum System of'T re.t,iu nt 1 'it {
}• 4 tatsC,..cdt)SOn;„'r:lit:."i,and'tCnS f;f thousands of
cases ofconsumption53 r e .a.
la a±i S,..: ca of the
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a;;oornsah.,lles more than any one rezneiiy''ti;;.a, eves a..rotiib1is11. A system of
complete: Medicinal and tonic ;pod treatment the!: '!!testes iutd eliminates :It tubers.
ctrlosis Colts all )oa.oa from fee system an -1 . .. [. ,i building healthy
thy
Luna tad body , zosuo, f \ o e5-ar ,liar ;tree ions; fa•; r c n:se •nr•t own.
Accept t Dr, SiocarriS c, .' 'i -r'
p , cr e i ci5yan i be isle 1..: l.c>a :e al;torl(; f rva:zl:r and Io``ed.
enC'. Simply' write to Dr. . 1'.:1,. Slocum) Limiecd) roe Riess Street West Toronto-
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Canada, mcrf:o•r ) ,i rt u„s name, andstate Y.101' pest and express offices, old
you will tecolv5.thd troanuolt promptly by express, thestiote titin er.