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Principal. Vic.-I'rincip•L
NERVOUS DEBILITY
OVR NEW METHOD TREATMENT will cure you and make a man of
you. Under its Influence the brain becomes active, the blood purified so that all
pimples, ylotches and ulcers heal up; the nerves become strong as steel, so that
nerrowpor i, bashfulness and despondency disappear; the eyes become bright, the
face ruing:id clear, energy returns to the body, and the moral, physical and mental
systems are invigorated. all drains cease -no more vital waste from the system. The
various organs become natural and manly. You feel yourself a man and knew mar-
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or-NO NAMES USED W1TIliat T WRITTEN CONSENT.
THREATENED WITH PARALYSIS.
Peter E. Summers, of Kalamazoo. Mich.,
relates his experience:
" I was troubled .with Nervous Debility
for many years. l lay it to iudi.cretien
and .,zersses in early youth. I beelines
very despondent and didn't. care whether
i worked or not. 1 imagined everyboafy
who looked at me guessed my secret
1nu►,anative dreams at Light weakened
me -my back ached. bad pains In the
bark of my bead, hands and feet 'err
cold, tired in the morning. po r appetite,
fingers were shaky, eyes blurred. hair
I,s,se. memory poor, etc. Numbness In
the ringers set in and the doctor told me
he f.•art.I paralysis I took all kinds of
medicines and tried many first class
physicians. wore an electric belt for
SCIONS TaaA7YtaT three months. went to Mt. Clemens f.•r
laths, t,ut received little benefit While
at'Mt Clemens 1 was induced to consult Its. Kennedy t Kennedy. though 1 had lost
all faith indoi•tors I.;k,• n drowningsnail 1 comtnenei,1 the New Method Treatment
and it saved my life. The improvement was like magic- 1 could feel the vigor going
through the nerves. I was cured mentally and physically I have sett them many
patients and will continue to do no ••
CURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY
We treat and cure VARICOCELE. STRICTURE. NERVOUS DEBILITY, BLOOD
AND URLNARY COMPLAINTS. KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES and all
Di.ea..s peculiar to Men.
CONSULTATION FREE. BOOKS FREE. if unable to call writ. for Question
Blank for Home Treatment.
DRs.KENNEDY&KENNEDY
Cor. Michigan Ave., and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.
Arttn
MtNf
We %want you to see
the Steel -Ribbed Firepot In the
"Heda " Furnace
The Firepot of a
furnace 1,cing in direct
'11;30' ' ',vith t17._,
contains its iiiost effect-
ive heating surface.
Any int'rc::' e in this
surface therefore,
greatly increases the
efficiency t.f the furnace. That
RI1iiEv h11;1:''ors, which have
much radiating surface as any other style of fire -
pot, enable the 1i I-IECLA" Furnace to save from
to% to IS% of your fuel hill.
This is only one of the many ex: insive feeturrs of
the "Hecla" Furnace. We '.int t,. CX plain them all to
you -and prove, by actna: tests, Hat the "1lccia" is the
best and most CCo/1,ml,.tl futnace you can hnv. Stop
in any time fora "lie.l.t" talk and demonstration.
is why STEEL
three times a.4
HUGH SPAC!I.MAN,
EXETER
TISLC Tu CRT .\ HALT 1IEFORE Ci.M-
I LETS \V1cECIi 'RESULTS.
There are thousands. both sten and
women. who do not take ttme to eat
pt operly. The rush through lite. and as
a result we have an age of indtgest'on,
nervousness, irritability, sleepless
nlgl.ts. and mor ode dlnposttlon. Our
national trouble Is stomach weak teas,
due to the strenuous life.
Ml-o-na tabletr, strengthen the wallet
of circ stomach and stimulate secretion
of t1.e digestive juices. Tiley make the
stomach contfortaend cure tndigea-
llon. Sick headaches, palpitation, yel-
low skirt and coated tungu•: are a fe.v
of the many distressing results of in-
digestion that Ml -o -ria never falls to cure
W. S. Cole sells Mt-o-na !n 50 cent
boxes, and guarantee to refund the
money it it does not give complete sat-
isfaction.
Saintsbury
Mr. Sidney Hodgins is having bis
house veneered with brick touch im-
proving its appearance and thus mak-
ing it more comfortable for winter. -
Frank Washburn of Arthur is visiting
in the neighborhood.
S100 Reward 8100.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn
that there is at least one dreaded disease that science
has beenable to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease requires a constitu•
tional treatment. hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in•
ternally, actin¢ directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and assist•
ing nature in doing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers that they offer
One hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CIIENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists, 75 cents,
Take Hall's Fancily Pills for constipation.
(Zurich Fair Continued)
ed sow, year-old sow, Snowden Bros.:
B pring sow, Snowden Bros. 1 & 2.
Tamworth -Aged sow ,Snowden Bros.
E Gies; spring boar, 'spring sow, Snow-
den Dros. 1 & 2.
Yorkshire -Aged boar, J England;
aged sow. 0. Klopp; spring boar, 0.
Klopp 1 & 2; spring sow, J Eugiand ;
year-old boar, Sol. I3echler, 0 Klopp.
Gilbert Dick, Judge.
POULTRY
Ply. rocks, Snowden Bros, tV 13 Bat-
tler; w yandottes, R. Love, Sol. Decider
black Spanish, dorktne, W 13 llattler;
hl. Minorcas. W 13 Battler; wh. Min-
orcan, W B Battler 1& 2. red raps, W
Smith, W 13 Battler; wh. Leghorns, W
B Battler 1 & 2: br. leghorns, 0 Claus.
tun 1 & 2: col. pigeons, G Clauslus, C.
Tt ucman ; Pekin China ducks, Snowtt'n
Bros., G Claustus ; Rouen ducks, geese.
G Clauslus, W 13 Battler; Turkeys, \V
13 Battler ; Touloose geese, G Ciausiva.
Peter Baker, Wnt. Wenzel, Judges.
GRAiN AND SEEDS
Wh. Fall Wheat, John Geiger, \Vm.
Rader, W 13 Battler; red fall wheat,
G Clauslus, Sol. I3echler, D Taylor ;
spring wheat, L. Rader, .1. Brown; 0 -
rowed barley, Lco Foatcr ; 2 -rowed
barley, W. Rader ; white oats, J. Eng-
land, J. Gelger, W. 13. Battler; small
peas, Con. Trueman, 0. Clauslus; rye,
A. Klopp ; black barley, War. Dignan;
grain to heads, 0. Clauslus, G. Schr-
oder. W. B. Battler; clover seed, P.
Schwalm; timothy seed, 13. S. I'hlllIpe,
W. 13. Battler, L. Foster.
A. G. Ehnen, judge.
HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Collection apples, P. Stt•walm, J. ILtb-
erer, D. Haugh ; fall apples, D. Haugh
J. Pfaff, A. Kaercher ; winter apples,
D. Haugh, J. Pfaff, J. Itaberer; Kian
Tomkins, A. Klopp, A. Kaercher ; snows
P. Dlerchert, J. Drown ; Northern spies,
J. Hey. jr., \V. Dignan. Baldwins, P.
Schwalm, W. Smith ; 11. I. Greenings,
J. 1 iabt'rer, J. licy, Jr.; apltzenberg, E.
Itader, H. Rader ; Canada Red, J. 11 11r
erer, Con. Trueman; Ribeon pippen, 0.
Klopp. A. Kaercher; Golden russet!, C.
Trueman. 0. Klopp : ileti Davis, Snow-
den Pros., 1'. Schwalm ;Swearer, Snow-
den Bros. ; \Vague ra, C. Trueman, L. Ila -
der; Maidens blush, E. Rader, W.
Smith : Blenheim pippen, J. J. Smith, 0.
Clauslus; Pewaukee, L. Rader ; Colvcrt
C Trueman, J J Smith; Gloria :Mundt, 0
Sc hrocdcr ; 21i or.. pippen, I' Sc tonics.
A Foster; : talntan sweet, 0 Kiopp. E.
Kaercher ; russet apples, A Klopp; fall
pears, J Haberer; col. pears, J !falter-
er. W B Battler; Bartlett, J tlaberer,
Snowden Mos.; Flemish Beauty, Geo.
Schroeder, .1 Decker, jr. ; peaches, \V 13
Battler. 0 Schroeder ; prunes,. 0 Claus
bus, Jac. Drown ; red crab apples, F WII-
lert. 1' Schwalm ; yellow crab apples.
Snowden tiros.. G Eieenbach ; grapes.
J Itaberer. W II Battler ; col. grapes...1
ifaberer, 0 Schroeder; plums, A Geiger
J Prown ; Col. plums. J Brown . voile
tion canned fruit. B 11 Johnston, John
Decker, sr.
OA It DEN VEGETABLE•
Veh. Elephant potatoes. 0 Schroeder,
11 Krcuger. J Decker, sr.; Colorado red,
3 Utrker ; rural New York, E Gies, A
Futter. A. Geiger; any variety early. 0
Clauslus, C Oreib. 11 Nee): any vario'y
late. C Grelb, W Smith, W 13 Battler;
col. potatoes, A 1 outer ; Empire, potato-
es. II Krcuger. E Gies, W 13 Dallier ; wh.
beans. 0 Clauslus, :' Schwalm ; bean,.
any variety, 0 Clauslus, J Geiger;Yel-
low corn, Snowden Bros., A Kearehe ;
sweet cont. Snowden Bros.. .t Geiger
I black sweet corn, W 13 Battler. .1 Drown
red onions. Dr. Campbell, A Foster ;yel-
low onions. J drown. P Seltuealnt; Ilu'-
, :, sets. J Pfaff. A Klopp ; white field
. ,,trot.. E Rader. J Iiaberer, garden
, .0 t ots, W 73 Battler, Sol. Decnler , ;1
Swedish turnips. 1) Haugh, A Foster;
▪ !low globe marigolds, Snowden Bros..
K 1010p ; lung red, J Decker, ar , Snow -
Bros.: long yellow, 0 Klopp. 1. Rad-
' • •
ta l-
:. Orford cabbage, It It Johnston. W 13
iliattler; Dutch cabbage. A Foster. iter•
stat' \Nell ; black Spanish radish. W 11
Battler, \V Smith ; pumpkin, -r Willett,
1W 13 Battler ; mammoth pumpkin. 1t It
iJohnston, 0 Clauslus ; celery, It it John -
,•toll. W 13 Battler; squash. .1 0 Well',
IIt R Johnston: hloo.l beets. H Nreer. A
Klopp; rooted beets. W 13 Battler, L, llad
!Cr; waterincloe. C Colo•Y,cy, 8 la :der;
!musk melon. D (laugh ; red temat fes.
( 11 Necb, Wendel Smith ; yellow tomatoes,
:11 IL Johnston. SLowJcn Bros.
MANUFACTURES AND IMPLEMENTS
(Horse shoes. L Prang ; collection of,
shoes, C Fritz.
1'A IR Y PRODUCE
Butter ice tub. E Elliott. 0 Claust+i..
locker. jr.: table butter, 0 Itis to. bl
.1 Decker, jr. ; butter prints. .\
Kercher, W 13 Battler, G Elliott ; home-
made cheese, J Gt ige : !.urne!uade bread
tJ Clauslus, J Geiger , Extracted t.o'.ey,
J 1iaberer, \V Smith ; col. honey, stoney
in comb, J 1Jaberer; staple syrup, Juni*
Decker, sr.. W 13 13attler ; Canned goods
1t it Jobaeton, J L)ecker, sr.
J J )Lerner, I3 J Drytidale, Judges.
LADIES' WORK
Ornamental-Entb, tea clot!. Mrs. S.
Fitton, Mrs. Wickwire; tray eluttt, Snow-
den Bros., Mrs U Nott ; centre piece, T
JOlutstoi, 0 Innis ; doylies, T Jottn-
eton. 0 lids; sideboard ac•art, Mrs Nott,
H Rader; emb. Ro:llalt }bra Wickwire, i1
Well; emb. jewel, Mrs. Wickwire ; fea-
ther stttchtng. Miss K Campbell, Lad -
lea' Aid Evan. cnurc't; fancy bag. Mra.
Nott : emb. on flannel, Mrs. Nott; col
emb.. Mrs. Wickwire, H Rader; Hoa.
ton lace handkerchief, Mrs. Wickwire,
T Johnston ; Point lace collar, T-
stOn; Battenburg centre piece. Ed Ap-
pel. 11 Rader; doylies, Mts. Fitton, E.
Kercher ; tray "cloth, Dr. Campbell, Ed.
•tppel: sideboard scarf. Mrs. Fitton. M
Nott ; tea cosy. Mrs. Fitton, Dr. Camp-
bell : shams, Mrs. Fitton; col, Batten -
burg work, Mrs. \Vickwire, Dr. Camp-
bell; Tenerlffe lace centre piece, T. John-
ston, J Geiger; netting centre piece. T
Johnston, E \V Straskoff ; drawn thread
work, II Wells, alias Carline; col.drawn
thread work, Mrs. Wickwire, E Kercher;
etching, Mrs. Nott, E W Straskoff ; Bul-
garlan emb., Mrs. Nott ; pillow &harm,
E Kercher, 13 Pelle; sofa cushion, T Jon-
ston : S Bcehler ; fancy apron, 13 Mile,
Mrs. Wickwire; Raffia emb. cushion, M
Nott ; Mt. Melllek emb. cloth, Mrs. Nott,
T Johnston; centre piece, Mrs. Wickwire
11 Rader; laundry bag. E W Straskoff,
A KG -cher; crochet lace, cotton, T John=
atop, Mrs. Nott ; crochet lace, silk. airs.
Fitton; toilet mate, W B Battler, Henry
Koehler; table state, Dr. Campbell, Mrs.
Fitton; tatting sofa cushlou, T Johnston
col. of tatting, arra. Nott ; Hardanger
centre piece, .1 Geiger, airs. Wickwire;
knitted lace curtains in cotton, 11 Neeb,
Mrs. Nott .
Useful-Coarac wont') quilt, Snowden
Bros., Sirs. Nott ; fine woolen quilt, E W
Staskott, Mrs. Nott ; coverlet, wovenwonl
T Johnston, J Geiger , tog cabin quilt,
silk, Mrs Nott, J Decker, sr.; log cabin
quilt, cotton, H Itader, W 11 Hoffman;
patchwork quilt, cotton, !urs. Nott, J
Prcetc•r ; e11k, \V II Hoffman, T John-
ston; crazywork quilt, Bile, E W Stask-
off; cotton, W I3 Battier, T Sherrlt;,
wool, A Kercher, T Johnston ; coutt-ar-
pane, tufted, W D Battler, II Well: knit-
ted, H Rader, J Gelger ; crochet, J Deck
er, sr., Sass Campbell ; etching work,
Ladles' Aid, A. Kaercher; drawn, John
Decker, t,r., Lidice cape, crochet, Mises
Carline, Ed. Appel ; knitted, Mrs. Fit-
ton. T Johnston ; homemade wool car-
pet, Mrs. Nott. homemade rag carpet, A
Kercher, W 13 Battler; hontemase wool
hearthrug, Mra. Nott, A Kercher, flan-
nel, Mrs. Nott ; flannel, cotton warp, M
Nott ; wool yarn homespun, H Neeb M
Nott ; tidy, crochet cotton, Mrs. Nott, T
Johnston; tidy. knitted, 11 Well, H Necb;
Afghan. T Johnston, Mrs. Nott ; cotton
stockings, Mrs, Nott, Jac. Drown . hand
sewing, Mre. Fitton, Ed. Appel ; woolen
socks, foie, airs. Nott, Dr. Campbell ;
coarse, 1-1 Necb, W 13 Battler; wool mite
fine, Mrs. Fitton, Mee Carline ; coarse,
Wm. Rader, \V 13 Battler; farmers'
blankets, Mrs. Nott ;quilt sewed tilt gr'd
work, J Pfaff, 13 Pfile : specials -app-
lique work, Mre. Wickwire; eyelet emb.
Miss Carline; centre piece, 11 Koehler;
pillow sham. T Johnston.
Mrs. J. Fritz. Lydia Faust, Judges.
FINE ARTS
011 painting. portrait, Mrs. Wickwire
oil painting, landscape, E W Staskott ;
pencil drawing, T Johnston ; pert andl
Ink sketch, T Johnston, E W Staskott ;
painting on felt, Mrs. Nott ; painting!
on silk, II Well, Mrs. Wickwire
FLOWEIRS .tND PLANTS
Col. flowers, It It Johnston; Maple
leaf, T Johnetou, E W Staskott; bou-
quet flowers, Miss Campbell, T. Johns-
ton; col. geraniums, W. 13. Battler;
cacti, T. Johnston ; calla lillies, 1'.
Johnston, 11. R. Johnston: oil paint -
log, Mrs. Wickwire, panel, Dr. Campbell.
James Weekes, judge.
SI'EEI'1 N3.
Farmers' trot, Geo. 13* 3dC1lt k. John
Hey. jr.
2.50 Class -T. Murdock Harvey !l. ».
senlx•Iiy.
Catarrh Now Curable.
PUT NEVER BY MEDICINE SWAT..
LOWED, SNUFFS, Si'It.tV'S
OR DOUCIIES.
Catarrh 1s not a blood d image and
that is why t cannot be cured by any
medlc'ne taken into the stomach. Cat-
arrh Is a germ trouble contracted from
the germ -laden air you breathe 'sward.
Thcso !erns fasten themselves It, the
tissue and a r retie of the breathing or-
gans multiply by nt Mone, cause sneev
Ing, coughing, raising of mucous, dis"lt-
arge front the nose, difficulty In breath -
Ing, hoarseness, dryness and stoppage
of the nose, tickl;ng In the throat and
other symptoms that can only be reach-
ed by the dry air princlrle of ltyo,n'•I
It medicates tete air you breathe with
the curative properties of the Austral-
ian Eucalyptus Forests where catarrh
Is unknown.
The reason you get relict in a rl•t•s;e
or two from Ilyomel Is because It de-
stroys every catarrhal germ In tete alt
you breathe, and Its dry penetrating
aroma will reach the innermost recesses
of the air paseagen, killing millions or
germs a minute. Their destruction
mane freedom for ui pros sed t empire -ion
organs. W. S. Colo sells Hyoniel under
a guatantee of satisfaction or in
bark. fibre $1.0el.
India Pale Ale
Brewed from se-
lected hops, choice
barley malt and
pure spring water,
With Il:e utmost
care. Bottled at
the brewery depots
to ensure proper
handling. That is
why Le batt', a'c
is equ.tl t.' the fin-
est, aurpasscd by
none, though it
costs cunsutnera only about hail as much as imported goads.
Clinton: On the evening of the
Laurier Demonstration, Angus Mc-
Leod's stable was burned and one
horse perished. Two others were
taken out.
Bayfield: Recently Mrs. John
Whiddon received the sad news of the
death of her brother's wife, Ml's. W.
E. Ross of Strathcona, Alta. Mr. and
Mrs. Ross spent several weeks during
the summer as guests of Mr. and Mts.
Whiddon and it is only about a month
since they returned bonne.
You can see Gin Pills curing your Kidneys
Gin Pills turn the urine BLUE. A few hours after darting to take Gin
Pills for Kidney or Bladder Trouble, you will notice that the urine has
changed color. You see for yourself that Gin Pills have reached the spot and
have started to curd. I1 won't be Many hours more until you PEE L that they
are doing you
50c. a hoz ; 6 for
$2.50. At all dea-
lers. It you can't
got them in you
not ghborhood,
order direct.
Sample free if yon
mention this paper
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HOC & CHEMICAL CO.
UNITED, TORONTO
Fonaerly'wads by 77.e
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AMP
STOVE POLISH
is a revelatie • to housekeepers. Nothing
.:ke't has -ver 'teen made before.
It means less work, because it does not
get dull or brown. The htsttest fire can't
burn'it off.
It -means less work, too, because just a
few rubs bring a bright, brilliat:t polish
that always looks fresh and clean.
It is cheapest, because you get a bigger
can for the money.
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If yourdealcr does not handle' Black
Knight- send his name and 10e for
full sized can. r
The P. F. Dairy CO. Matted. Ranula.. Oaf.
What a "Pandora" Hot -Water
Attachment Means to Me
"BELOW -You see how I just turn on the tap
and instantly get hot water for my dishes, wash.
ing, scrubbing, preserving, etc.
"ABOVE- you see how the
pipes are connected to the
bath and basin -no waiting
for a bath -no carrying
hot water upstairs."
"Pandora" Ranges can be
supplied with a hot-water
attachment if you
haven't already got
one, and the attach-
ment does not either
take extra fuel or in-
terfere with baking.
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T. Hawkins & Son, Agents.
Leap Year Biscuit. A
unique line. Made
only by ourselves.
64 to the Ib. j
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London. Canada