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The great Uterine Tonle. and
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depend. Sold in three degrees
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LEARN DRESS -MAKING
BY MAIL e°tat
� Homs
We want our course to be in every 1. in
Ona....
when: them are ladles. so have d•..:ded
to gore , direct to the pubic our improved $15
course in dressmaking. including our Ladies
Taao r System for wholesale price, $5.00 •
As there are a large number of people. espec-
ially dressmakers say you cannot learn b • mail
we will send system and first lesson (which
,ka he; how to make a perfect fitting waist,
re.date to, dr
red anya l co in
bOntario.After
you
are •.i isfi.d
t you can learn. send $,i.el► and we
•••i''1 fvrwa:1 full course of lesrr,ns. Please do
send utiles; you wish to learn dressmaking;
we u.r s., sore anyone can learn that we guar-
antee to give $:•00 to anyone we canv'.t teach.
These le ,ns teach how to cut, fit and put
tom :her, any garment from the plainest shirt
w-...: t suit to the most elaborate dress. This is
the cal,/ course in Canada that the whole family
can tem by one mcntbrr taking it u;•. We
have been in business for ten years. have taught
over 7.010. Beware cf imitations. a: ,
have trio t nuwn to copy our advs. and evert
r;auncd tvhc ' they were not known to it the
inventor cf •hoc course. No adv. is gtnuine
with. -it t:ur $..00.00 guarantee.
for particulars.
.1.1d•, . SANDERS' DRESS -CUTTING SCHOOL
Street. Stratford. Ontario. Canada.
_anted.
• 2 relial►le Linn as agents for Exeter
and surrounding country to sell our
specialties, MAYNARD E'LUM, FITZ.
GERALD PEACH, ARCHDUKE
CHERRY. RiTSON PEAII, CUM-
BERLAND RASPBERRY and it gen-
eral line of fruit and ornamental trees.
You c ui make money out of our stock
where you world fail with common
stock. We pay cash weekly, supply
o;rtfit free and give exclusive territory
Write to PELHAM NURSERY CO.,
(rowers of high grade nursery stock,
Toronto, Ont.
N.B.-Special terms to suit agents
working part time.
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t•eetory for the District of \Vee.
tern Ont. trio. including the
Ton•tt of Exeter. l•hnnges nt
firm dame-, ehl►tt(ee of street
nd (res'es, or ',lobos for dotL►li-
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A. MARCHAND,
I.a1• \1. \i.\N.\(il:It
Clubbing :dates
Wo can equal any club-
bing rate offered. Call
and see.
'I his tali •(11 says 1hat Lydia
11 ire' `: • ;. cable Cornpotttoel
la.: at tet' cvera tiling c1' o
11 • Barrett, RO2 \loreau tit,,
.•.tl, writes -to Mrs. l'inkhani:
ar years 1 was a great sufferer
female weakness. and despite
• remedy given ane by doctors for
'r..nide. 1 grew worse iustead of
1 was fast failing in health,
.a.: - .was completely discouraged.
" a are day a friend advised ole to try
I.,.: is l:. I'inkham's Vegetable Com-
, -1. I diel so, and ant thankful to
•, 17. • reed the f.'inalte weai:ness,
an•• strong and well.
• a.v.•ry w '.n o1 •.who suffers front fe-
La•.: • _ r,tt,i,r, •:l:0•11.1 try Lydia E. Pink-
,• . ; Vogt' t:,':! ',.ntp0tind."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lplia E. Pink -
'i ttii.s \'egt'1atl,it' Compound, Inade
from roots and. herips,, has been the
standard remedy for female i1Ls
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have
beenL1O1tewith
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, Mat bear-
ing -down feeling, flatulency, itdiges-
1ion,dizzinessor nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it ?
31rs. Pinkhain invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
she has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Hensall
Miss Vera Murdock is visiting
friends in Norwich. -Miss Annie Beek
of Peterboro is the guest of her moth-
er. -Billy Fulton leaves in a few days
for Sioux City,;Iowa.-Mrs. F. McDon-
ell sprained her wrist at the rink on
last week. -Jack McDonell and George
McEwen were in Toronto last week. -
Rev. Gauld, returned missionary from
Formosa pi•eaebed in Carmel church
on Sunday.-Chrie. Rau, who bats
been at his hone Crediton for some
weeks, has resumed his position at
John Zuetle's.--Mr. and Mrs. M. ti.
Dent of Renfrew are visiting Mrs.
Dent's sister, Mrs. James Sutherland,
- Will ICewp has taken a goodosi-
tion in a harness shop in Oil Springs
and moved there with Mrs. Keau,►.-
On Friday last the branches of the
Sovereign Bank here and iu Z'ariclr
were taken over by the Molsons Bank
ft•oni the Bank of Oonnuerce. The
Sovereign will be closed here altogeth-
er,because we have a branch of the
Molsons, but the branch in Zurich will
be kept open by the Molsons.-On
Saturday Miss Hunter arrived horse
from Toronto with \Vm. f.'turntie's
little son who has been in the Sick
Children's Hospital for treatment. Ile
is slowly improving. -Dr. Sellery,
wife and children are in Toronto this
week where the Dr. will attend the
Dentist,' Convention. -Andrew Blair
of Algoma is visiting friends in town.
-On Tuesday evening at grand carni-
val was given. There was a large
crated present. L. Richardson got the
prize for the lau•gest ilat. Bob Cam-
eron and Miss Welsh won tine race.
Good prize.; were given to the winners.
Erne Stacy won the boys race. The
Indies' costumes were beautiful, Miss
L. Ortwein getting the prize for the
nicest costume. -On Sunday Rev. Toll
preached a sermon to the young ladies.
A choir and quartette of young ladies
conducted the singing. The eintu•tette
is highly spoken of as being the (test
ever heard in He•nsall. They were
asked to repeat the singing in the
near future. --The ladies of St. Paul's
church gave a splendid entertainment
in the Opera house on Wednesday
evening, 19th. A good supper was
served after which is splendid musical
program was given. it was n splendid
entertainment front beginning to the
end. -Mrs. B. Berry ':f Mitchell visited
her sister. Mrs. Win. Ilodgint, last
week, -Mrs. J. McArthur entcttained
a number of friends on Tuesday even•
ing. -Mr. and Mrs. H• Arundel left on
Tne.d ty evening for London where
they will visit friends. -Mr. Yuill was
taken very ill on Snndnv. His many
fri••nils hope for s ape»sly recovery.
Hibbert: Mrs. George Watson, nee
Miss ida Mary Burt itt, died at her
home, lot 6. con 6, on Saturday night.
She hall only been married about two
months. and her death is a very sad
blow to the husband.
Canadian Hair Restorer
Before
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Will restore gray hair to Its natural color.
stop.' Lalling Lair, enu,es to grow on bald
Leads. ('urc•tdandnafe itching, scalp diseases.
Ily its use thin hair grows luxuriantly.
('ontains no oily or greasy ingredient&
is entirely unlike any other hair prepara-
tion ever oTer -4 for sale.
A good, reliable ('atnalien preperatlon.
inselletled Testimonials.
Edith A. Burke, Missionary 11. M. Church
AI,hiutinl. Egypt, anti friend s, greatly plensed
with results after two years' using.
1.. A. itope,a \wilner, Montana. My hair
and whhkr14 restored to nitnrat color. nark
brown. by using (. tnndian hair Restorer
M. Oram, llugettis ille. (pnt. Canadian Hair
Ttettorer is the be -d 1 hate ever a-ril.
John O. hall, New Aberdeen. ('n Breton.
Canadian ilair lb -stover has worked wander&
My ti. --:.d It neatly all cot turd with thick
gn,wth black hair, original color.
Sold by all wholesale ar.d retail drtiggi=ts.
Mailed to any address In the cis -nivel world
nn reeript of juice„Yk•. Manufactured by
TiTE:'mann to.. Windsor. Ont., Canada.
sold 10 j, , tet a v J. \V. Browning.
W. S. ll(t,tw•). and W. V. (!ol• , De og•
gleis
Whalen
Our little town is booming. -Our
genial store -keeper is making weekly
trips to town, realizing good tenths
on farm produce, and bringing home
fresh supplies of merchandise. He so.
licits your patronage. -Our blacksmith
was in town on Thursday of last week
and hada hard t►ip, but was amply
repaid by good ,rices on his chickens,
realizing 11c at Ib., live weight. -Fran -
cls Morley was in London on Tuesday,
-Several farmers around here deliv-
ered Targe loads of hogs in Granton ou
R'ednesday.-A number of the young
people spent an enjoyable time at Mr.
rank (1unning's on Monday evening.
-Thomas Gunning has sold bis farm
to George Squires. We are sorry to
miss Tom's smiling face from our
midst. --John Wright and wife at
visiting at Jabez Millson's and t•ur-
t•ounding neighborhood, -Hector 31ill-
son and sister Ethel visited at Russel -
dale on Sunday, at their uncle's, Sawn
Millson's.-A choir has been organized
at the Union Church. We wish thein
every success. -If you want to talk to
-Will now, he has a phone in. -Wed-
ding bells will be ringing in the near
future. -Oscar Morley is engaged to
work with Samuel Mills, of Wood-
ham, for one year. -The ice harvest
has started, but our recent thaw has
spoiled it for a time.
Edell
The weather seems settled again
after the storms of late, -Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Hawkins of Elimville visited at
Rich. Coates' Sunday, -Mr. and Mrs.
Tom. Caves spent last week with the
Tatter's sister at Shipka.-Mrs. Rooke
of Exeter spent a few days at Tom
Brooks'. -Mr, and Mrs. J. Peart of
Zion spent Sunday at Sam'1 Skinner's.
-Mrs, R. Coates and the Misses West-
cott spent last week with relatives at
Exeter. -Misses Alia Hicks and Laura
Butt of Centralia spent est Mo dayy
withh
Rettie Essery.-Mr. and Mrs. Welling -
ton
e lin -
ton Amy returned last week from
Brantford where they spent their
honeymoon.
The anniversary and oyster supper
of Eden church was very successful on
Sunday and Monday. Owing to the
bad state of the roads the anniversary
was postponed one week. The Sun-
day services were well attended. Rev.
Butt of Centralia delivered excellent
sermons. while the music was fine.
Besides a liberal supply of fine oysters,
well cooked and served. the Monday
evening program was a good one.
Addresses by Rev. Fair of Elimville
and Rev. Going of Exeter. readings
by Miss Howey and Miss Butt, solos
and duets by Messrs. Andrew and Nel-
son Hicks and the music by the choir
wereu enjoyed.
m ch Proceeds
$82.
Mooresville
John T. Simpson visited in Dorches-
ter last week. -Quite a number of ac-
cidents happened last week owing to
the bad condition of the roads. -Miss
Flossie Morgan is visiting Mrs. John
Gilmour.-Robt. Grundy is on the
sick list. -Mrs. Marshal h 1 '.Hiller enter-
tained a few friends on Wednesday
evening last. -Mr. and Mrs. James
Neil visited in London last week. -
Mrs. Wm. Smith has moved to Leman
for a short time.
Tells How To Mix H.
A well-known authority on Rheu-
matism gives the readers of a large
New York daily paper the following
valuable, yet simple and harmless
prescription, which any one can easily
prepare at home:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces.
Mix by shaking well in a bottle and
take a teaspoonful after each steal
and at bedtime.
He states that the ingredients can
be obtained from any good prescrip-
tion pharmacy at small cost, and, be-
ing of vegetable extraction, are harm-
less to take.
This pleasant mixture, if taken reg-
ularly for et few days, is said to over-
come almost any case of Rheumatism.
The pain and swelling, if any, dimin•
ishes with each dose, until permanent
results are obtained, and without in-
juring the stomach. While there are
many so-called Rheumatism remedies
patent medicines, etc., some of which
do give relief, few really give permit.
nent results, and the above will, no
doubt, be greatly appreciated by ninny
sufferers here at this time.
Inquiry at the drug stores of this
neighborhood elicits the information
that these drags are harmless and can
he bought separately, or the druggists
here will mix the prescription for our
readers if asked to.
Usborlle Council,
The postponed tweeting of the L's -
borne Council was held on Saturday,
Feb. 15th. All the members were
present except J. Moir. The minutes
of the last meeting were read and ate
proved.
Ily-law No. 1, 1808, confirming the
appointment of ntunicipnt officers and
fixing their salaries, was passed, sign-
ed by the reeve and clerk and the cot,
',urate Seal afllxed.
A petition for the repeal of Sec. 610
of the Consolidated llnnieipnl Act erne
,approved, signed Fry the reeve and
clerk on behalf of the municipality,
end forwarded for pre agitation to the
Leg
A grant of $U') was voted the Kirk•
ton Cemetery Co., on condition that
illenshatrd Township give an equiva-
lent.
The County Ily•law, for it scheme of
county mead improvement, wee con•
sidered and the fnll•awiog resolut'
passed: ltuntlev-Atkinann - "That
owing to the eflicient i"'nl]itiun of lie
roads Nod bridges, obit Townshin of
lisboone 1+ not lik•'Is to he egi,►Ils
te•nellite,l by a count eyst.•n, of r•,Nd
improvement, that the -i d Ttetvnahip
,.f l'.leti r).• be tl••d front Noy D
..howl•• of count y I) itf. t hat nt 1r 1,--
,dn[[Ned by the ('-.n .t' 1 t • he• 1' nt
of Moron and fitly r,•nna s .t r .. • t 111
•,11••u •,t 1 he !own/milt„. .. t:•• '.• ,a,,. nip
• ,•••. I.'ol Food 1.. , ...n•.•. 1.
Seaforth: Thos, lluigly, who has
conducted a toot and sloe repair• shop
in town for a number of tears, has
• sold out to Mr. Consigney. We un.
derstand that Mr. Quigly intends leav-
ing town and i5 thinking of going to
California.
Ifayfield: The town clerk has re-
ceived word from %lr. Edison, the
great electrician, asking about proper-
ty which he abandoned here many
years ago, and many people will be
surprised to know that the great in-
ventor's first home was in Hayfield.
4Z
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Nk
"I tell you. 1.1a'am, yp.0 ought t-, use
S. George's
Baking Powder
if only for the rea=oit t::at it is v.:•. • -
some and healthful.”
"The knowledge that ,ou ate NOT
eating alum, lime, ammonia and acid in
your food -should count for a great deal."
"ST. CHOrtCE'S is made of 99.9o5 pure
Create of Tartar." Try it.
11'rilefos Act re, c f our nru Cuoh-/look.
National Ding & Chemical Co. of
Canada Limited, Montreal. an
Zurich
Mr, and Mrs. Louie Durand, left for
their new horse out West, on Tues.
day. -John Brown, of near Pigeon,
Mich.. has returned to his home at
the Goshen Line. --Miss Ethel Williams
who was attending Alma College was
called away to Keruptville owing to
the illness of her sister, Mrs. R. H.
iVhiteside.a-Mr. Stephenson of Lon-
don. succeeded in organizing at C.U.F.
lodge here and the initial meeting was
held at the Dominion House, last
week. -Miss
Melviva Koehler left for
Tavistock last week, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Studer, who is reported to be
very ill. -Isaac Hudson of the Parr
Line, and family will leave for the
Canadian West shortly and expect to
locate near Edmonton. -The members
and friends of the Ladies' Aid of the
Evangelical church, had the pleasure
of listening to an inspired address, by
Mrs. (Rev.) J. P. Hauch of Tokio Jap-
an, on Tuesday last ---Mr. and Mrs.
William Rader of the 14th con., have
the sincere sympathy of a large circle
of relatives, friends and neighbors in
the loss of their only daughter, a
bright little girl of four years of age.
The child's death occurred on Feb. 6,
and the remains were interred in the
Lutheran cemetery on Sunday after-
noon. and were followed by a large
number of sorrowing friends. -The
Bank of Commerce here, formerly the
Sovereign Bank, bas been taken over
by the Molsons Bank and opened for
business last Friday. -A. Mittelholtz
and Godfrey Nicholson, have purchas-
ed a butcher business in Orediton and
expect to start business shortly.-
Abolit a dozen young people from Ex-
eter were entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Witwer, on Wednesday evening
and a most enjoyable evening was
spent.
McGillivray
Wm. McRann, of the 8th con. of
McGillivray, had the misfortune to
have his barn and stables burned re-
cently. Five head of cattle were burn-
ed as well as a total loss of all his feed.
The water pipes in the stables had be-
come frozen and he took out a pail of
coals to thaw them out. and by some
means the straw caught on fire with
the above result.
Lumley
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Searnore, of
Pollock, North Dakota, after spending
three months with the latter's mother,
Mrs. T. Rychnan, have returned to
their horse. -Mr. and .Mrs. Franklin
Morton very pleasantly entertained
their friends at a euchre party Friday
evening. --Mrs. John McQueen is on
the sick list. -Miss Nan. (Horton, of
Seaforlh, is the guest of Mrs. James
Horton. --Dame Rumor says we arc
likely to have a phone line from Hen -
sail to Farquhar, which we hope to
see carried into force in the near fut-
ure. -Mrs. John Glenn is in London
visiting relatives.- Miss Alice Barber
and brother Jack, of Staffs, visited
Miss Tillie Simmons on Sunday last. -
Mr. and Mrs. J. Green and family. of
Zurich, ae'companied by Mr. and Mrs.
N. Dammond, of Whitewood, Sask.,
visited at W. Glenn's the first of the
week.
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AROUND ABOUT US
ikAkiapat afkiaa Audit alk atll
(lrantou: On Thursday last Rev.
David J. Cornish was inducted rector
of St. Thomas church. Ven. J. B.
Richardson. Archdeacon of London,
conducted the ceremony and the keys
of the church were presented by the
wardens, Messrs. Clathworthy and
Webb.
Clinton: A. M Burchill, a former
resident of Clinton, died at his home
in Weston on Feb. 10th. Mr. Burchill
wog principal of Western Public
School and was a young than of stet. -
character. ilia wife, formerly
Miss Struthers, of Clinton. and one
son survive hint.
seaforth: On Feb. 10, St. James'
chltrch, Seef,.rth, wet the scene of a
quiet wedding, when Joseph Malady,
N,1 Hibbert. wee united In mar(iagt' to
Miss Mary Mulcahy, of this town.
The Imide was assisted by her sister,
Miss Alieo• \linen)', while i tiw,tr 1
Natia.iv, brother of t he groom, per•
formed the duties of ,rroumsman.
Clinton: The Doherty Organ ('nor -
patty have beer) trr.nted ,a Dominion
ehsrter and pini lomat directors are
ermetinted I•aokiirr to the rot :nation of
a •l tong joint st..rk e party, w•hteh
will gap more 1 itg.•Iv into the nt Net owe of fearing and nrlea ns in order
to meet the Neve dement' for the
rty instrument.
St Morro: A quiet wedding to•k
ie. lately it th•• home .1 the brute
\Velhngton et reef south, when Mr.
,-.yp) Iie.tvet e ma.. unit .'d in marriaare
it h Mrs. ‘\'m. Stone. Rev. ii. A.
,•ahem, 011l••i amt. Only immediate
lends were present. A tasty wed•
ng dinner followed. They will in a
onth's time reside on Water street
nth in Mr. Beaver's own dwelling.
4,11.•,11. +.•.11611.1..••1.
A few "mill 1,r'.,in.ts '.•r pt.sed
,Int 11).. council ad j ..trnerl t meet on
y tturday, March 7• h, ,t on.• o'clock.
F. MOBi.1{Y, Clerk.
The clerk has put in a telephone,
It
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In
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Fullerton: On Monday of last week
Gordon, the 1l -year-old son of Alex.
Dow, of the town line, Fullerton, and
Ilibbert, while at Mount Pleasant
school accidentnily broke his leg above
the knee. During recess he and some
of the other boys were sliding down
the chut•ch shed, and it was while they
wet,. doing this that the accident hap-
pened.
Drysdale: John A. Talbot of Bosse.
vain, .Mtn., is house for a visit. It is
twenty-one yeat•s since he left here,
and eleven years since he last visited
Ontario. \1r. Alfred Talbot of ICenora
is also visiting relatives in this section
and paid a visit to his sister, Mt's,
(Rev.) F. D. Ling at Port Huron,
whom he had not seen in 2.1 years. 1t
is 16 year's since he was home.
Blanshard: Fred Lane, Blanshard,
shot a meadow lark in his barnyard
recently. The bird from appearances
is about one year old, Mr. Lane in-
formed The Herald reporter that sev-
eral more are hovering around the
barnyard at present. Weather pro-
phets claim that it is a forerunner of
much milder weather for the remain-
der of the winter or else the birds
have lost their bearings and have been
unable to go south.
Parkhill: John Cluness died on
Feb. Oth, aged 75 years. He. was a
native of Scotland and cane to Cana-
da when 11 small child. d He married
re
d
Elizabeth Wells. She with four
daughters, Mrs. Graham of Wanstead,
Mrs. A. Hellion of Ailsa Craig, Mrs.
Althouse of London and Mrs. Russell
of Parkhill survive. He was mayor
and county councillor for several
years and was very highly respected.
The immediate cause of death was a
paralytic stroke.
Clinton: There passed away- on
Feb. 8th, in Clinton, a well-known and
highly respected roan, John Hardy, in
his eightieth year. Born in Yorkshire,
Eng., be came to this country in 1851
and settled at Whitby. He lived there
until 187.4 when be moved to Summer-
hill, subsequently buying the John
Archer farm on the Base Line. Four
years ago he moved to Clinton, where
he has since resided. One year ago
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy celebrated their
golden wedding. He leaves his aged
partner and three children; Mrs. A.
Neal, of Hullett. Thomas in Hullett
and William in Tuckersnrith.
Not a Miracle
But Medical Science
Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
Gentlemen: -
"Some time ago I began to lose flesh
and failed every day until I had to
quit work. My physicians and all toy
friends said I had contracted consump-
tion. I failed front 165 pounds down
to 119. I was advised to go to tho
Rockies or to the coast. I went to both
places under !heavy expense. I een-
tinued to fail, and was advised by tiro
doctors to conte home as nothing more
could bo done for me. hope seemed
to have left me.
"I tried Psychino and since starting
its use I have gained from 119 to 1-11
pounds. 1 have used $10.00 worth of
the medicine. I am a well man and I
satinet saw too much in praise of Psy-
:hine. The strongest recommendation
would be weak in view of the fact that
1 believe it has saved lay life. It is
without doubt the best rentely for
run-down conditions and weak lungs.
"I sincerely hope and trust that you
will continue your good work of saving
run down people and consumptive from
tho grave. Wishing you and Psychino
continued success, I remain, one of
Psychine's best friends."
ALEX. McRAE,
:twit Ste. Marie, Ont.
Almost every mail brings us letters
like the above. Psychino will repeat
this record in every case. It is the
greatest medicine known. At all diug-
gists, 50c and $1.00, or Dr. T. A. Slo-
cum, Limited, Toronto.
Tuckorsmith: Death has agitin vis-
ited our community and taken away
this time Mrs. John H. Taylor, at the
age of 73 years. MES. 'ray Tor was
born in the township of Nassagn.veya,
andw'
with her husband rented here
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Rfty-four years ago, celel.ratiny the
flftbieth anniversary of their wedding
7 years ago. Mrs. Taylor has altvevs
been most highly respected and (;re:tt-
ly esteemed as a kind and obliging
neighbor.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach
the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or consul.
tutionaldisease, and in order to cure it you must
ake internal remedies. 11a11's Catarrh Cure is taken
internally and acts directly on the blood and nnuous
surfaces. Ball's Catarrh Cure is riot a quack medi-
cine. it was prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country tor years and is a regular prestrrip•
tion, It is composed of the best tonics know,., com-
bined with the beet blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination
of the two ingredients is what produces such wonder
lul results in curing Catarrh. Send fur testimonials
free. -
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Prop,.., Toledo, 0,
Sold by druggists, price 7&c.
Take Iia11's Family Pills for constipation.
Perrins
iscuit
Have that delicious home-made
flavor, with that snappy crisp-
ness, so hard to obtain in cheap goods.
About 44 to the pound.
SEEDS FREE
To introduce our New Swede Turnip, the " Canadian
Gem," we will give to every inquirer for our New 1908
Catalogue a package of these seeds absolutely free. The
great turnip growing district near Guelph shipped goo cars
of these turnips to the United States last Season. " Cana.
dian•Gern" never grows long or narrow, is free from side
shoots, and is of unsurpassed quality.
If you prefer, we will send a package of our " Santa
Rosa" poppy or " Canada's Pride " tomato instead of the
turnip sect. Write to -day and name your choice.
S«ds of this New Swede Darch & Hunter Seed Co., Ltd., London, Ont.
Turnip Free
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Ihis Company is chartered by
1.1w to accept the management of
the estate of a person dying with-
out a will.
It is a carefully -managed, finan-
cielly-respon'ible Company, with
ye .113 of experience in such
matters.
If appointed to act as adminis-
trator it will assume the manage-
ment of the estate, collect and pay
debts, distribute legacies and pro.
perty among the heirs.
It will prove an honest, able
administrator of the estate. Every
interested person will be alloted
his or her lawful share.
The charges, in every case fixed
by a judge, will be no greater,
more likely less, than the re-
muneration allowed the individual
administrator.
Services of Family Solicitor
always retained by Company.
Correspondence invited and
answered promptly.
LONDON, CANADA.
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